Martin savidge in the middle of it all. stay with me. i do want to go to jeff zeleny who worked for years in chicago. let s talk about the political side of this. you keep hearing protesters say you heard martin say there are calls for rahm emanuel to be ousted, politically that s not how it works. walk us through that. then walk us through rahm emanuel as a leader, someone who today stood in front of city council and said, look, this happened on my watch, i take responsibility. where do we go from here? poppy, this is an scexample someone who knows how to execute a crisis. jeff, i ve got to go to rosa. stay with me. we re seeing a scuffle break out on the streets of chicago. rosa is there. rosa? reporter: hi, poppy. well, we are just feet away from where the scuffle is. we re bringing you these live pictures. the convifrontation between som of the protesters and chicago
Bit. it was 1966 and steve o donnell was a writer for dave s show. if we would get a letter that seemed provocative enough, we would seek them out. i think this is the house. just one scexample of how da changed the game. let s see if colleen is home. let me just ring the bell here. doesn t appear that anyone s home. four years into its run on nbc, late night was both clever and unconventional. can you show us around the place and maybe show us some of your sister s stuff. in the closet? yeah. the brother showed up, and he showed us the girl s room. let s take a look at her footwear. a lot of high-heeled shoes. then took us to where she worked at the mall. are you colleen boyle? oh, my god. and that was a kind of model for spontaneous kind of guerilla tv making. at the time, that was electric. conan o brien could barely believe it. it just wasn t something you ever saw, the idea of johnny