how does that relate to macarthur? well, lail he is actually a great segway to macarthur because douglas' older brother, arthur iii -- here's the story -- was a classmate of leahy's at annapolis. arthur graduate in the 1896 and became a navy captain before his untimely death in 1923 of append situs. lay egraduated behind arthur iii and by no small coincidence among their best friends war thomas c. hart, who would go on to command they asiaatic fleet in the nil peoples in 194 1. what that means is that lay economy hart of the two people who have known the macarthur family and douglas for the longest period of time. they think absolutely nothing of calling him douglas, and as douglas macarthur goes on to this great hero status, here are two men very much on a first-name basis with him. if you know anything about douglas macarthur there aren't many people who walked up to him and called him douglas. in fact his second wife, jean, is on record as always calling him general. and referring to him in her soft southern drawl a

about douglas macarthur. herman, what made douglas macarthur so controversial?rthur: well, a number of things. i think there was aspect of his personality, his politics and then there's also simply the -- what can i say? the distance of the man. i'll start with that first. he was someone who was a major american figure for more than half a century. someone who commanded american troops in action and helped to shape american war policy in not one, not two, but three world wars and the cold war. and world war i and world war ii. here's somebody who really with possible exception of franklin roosevelt was presided at more events and made more decisions that shaped the history of 20th century united states than -- i can't think of anyone else. with the exception of fdr. there was his politics. he was conservative republican which didn't rub well with the democrat presidents he had to work with, particularly fdr and harry truman. but he wasn't a conservative taft republican. he was not someone as taft republicans were, interested in overturning aspects of the new dea

that's macarthur at war. [applause] i would be delighted to take some questions. >> i'm retired from the university of pittsburgh. have a question. macarthur was talking about communist infiltration and that's what he was concerned about. there are all sorts of memos talking about how the communists are really behind what's going on. can you tell us, do you hold macarthur responsible for what happened and was his statement about the communists what was really going on? >> from what i've been able to research, i think that part of, a large part of roosevelt's actions were because. >> i'm sorry, macarthur's actions were because he really thought there were significant number of communists involved in that. we could talk about his later performance as dugout dog and not going, but i think the macarthur of world war i, when he is in the front and going into the trenches and everything else, if he had been that kind of person in the bonus march, he might well have gone down to anacostia and sat around the campfire

this is a disappointed macarthur. this is a macarthur that had hoped that that speech to the joint session of congress would be the propellant for getting him into the white house, getting him the republican nomination, and in fact, he got almost nowhere. he was swamped by the taft and eisenhower forces. and eisenhower, his former chief of staff going back to the days in the philippines, the person he always looked down on as a sort of a junior officer-type protege. he ends up with the nomination instead. brian: did he support him? arthur: he does. he does. up until the convention he took his 10 delegates that he had when the convention taft. he was a taft support her. he was embittered about how they treated him. but they become more reconciled. eisenhower reached out to truman to ask his advice about how to end the korea war which is going to be one of those endless wars that we gotten used but that we are used to today. that's not how we usually see macarthur. macarthur was someone who, early on, understood the imp

this is a disappointed macarthur.ur that had hoped that that speech to the joint session of congress would be the propellant for getting him into the white house, getting him the republican nomination, and in fact, he got almost nowhere. he was swamped by the taft and eisenhower forces. and eisenhower, his former chief of staff going back to the days in the philippines, the person he always looked down on as a sort of a junior officer-type protege. he ends up with the nomination instead. brian: did he support him? arthur: he does. he does. up until the convention he took his 10 delegates that he had when the convention taft. he was a taft support her. he was embittered about how they treated him. but they become more reconciled. eisenhower reached out to truman to ask his advice about how to end the korea war which is going to be one of those endless wars that we gotten used but that we are used to today. that's not how we usually see macarthur. macarthur was someone who, early on, understood the importance of tradema

arthur: douglas macarthur, everybody is junior to douglas macarthur. that is a simple fact of life. even in world war ii, when he became supreme commander in the south asia pacific area, he is the one person to choose from. he is the one person who after the baton campaign, had actual committees. fighting the japanese is just about the only officer who has seen military combat in world war i. and had a general's right during that conflict. that is important to keep in mind and why he is able to speak with this kind of command. olympian command. everybody else has been sort of, latecomers to the army career. brian: isabel. dimples. about the only officer who has seen military combat in world war i. and had a general's right during that conflict. arthur: dimples. dimples was an actress from the philippines who he met. there she is looking very charming. just the sort of thing to itempt the attention from an army officer recently divorced. we talk about his mistress. he is absolutely and simply he is absolutely and simply monogamous. this is after his divorce that he strikes up with is

>> i think that goes to the core of douglas macarthur. there was a suggestion, after he said eyes shall return, there was a suggestion by fdr and marshall, wouldn't it be great if we could say we shall return. that's you sounds a lot more collaborative, but again, that's not macarthur's personality. to his credit, he took it personally that he would go back and do it. it was a personal charge to him. to your point earlier, about operations and things, you have to remember that mcarthur's father in the civil war which is where i begin the the book, because i think it's instructive and a lot of people have written about it but it's instructive that his father really leads this great charge up missionary ridge during the civil war and it may not have been the greatest charge of all time, but by the time he got done telling his son douglas about it had become the greatest charge of all time and it was i went up the ridge. it was i shall return. to what degree if any, because the battle of midway for a lot of people seems to be a major turning

macarthur, nimitz, and king had no way of knowing. for that victory our navy had broke the crip toe graphic code used by the japanese. no one was supposed to know about it. but a day after the battle the "chicago tribune" printed the story and headline. it wasn't cleared of the government's censors, and fdr was furious. the president ordered attorney general francis biddle to be tried for treason, punishable by death but the navy didn't want a trial and refused to cooperate. nonetheless the secret was out. >> the japanese changed their main operational code at the end of may 1942 and again in august 1942. this effectively shut us out from actual decoding of japanese messages throughout the entire guadalcanal campaign. >> and the reality was the japanese army had never tasted it. i had crushed the americans in the philippines, the dutch in east indies, and the british in berlin, malia, singapore, and hong kong. now their target was australia. they began a systematic seizure that no one knew exactly why. >> after the battle at midway am

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we have problem at the macarthur maze. let's go to that. there is a crash, westbound 80 on the connector ramp to southbound 880. it is blocking lanes. it looks like they are about to issue a sig-alert for this commute. this crash is in one of the worst spots it could be in because it affects several different freeways. westbound 80 on the connector ramp to southbound 88 880. that traffic is going to be very slow as you can see. they have issued a sig-alert. they think this will be here for quite some time. you will see traffic will be backed up. at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is light. not many people are getting through. they are stuck at the macarthur maze. let's talk about the gilroy super commute. you will see that traffic is going to be okay if you are driving through here on northbound 101 as you drive through morgan hill. this is not a bad drive. 280 in san jose -- once you get through there it doesn't look good. our top traffic story is a big problem at the macarthur maze. we will follow that for you and let you know. this will ha

douglas macarthur: american warrior." think that's one of the things about macarthur that you can say. he saw the future more clearly than he saw the present. ofther it was the rise china, the split between china and the soviet union, which he foresaw, but also perhaps the fate of american domestic politics. 8:00ncer: sunday night at eastern on c-span's q&a. announcer: tom wheeler discussed the future of wireless communication at the national press club on monday. he stressed the importance of u.s. leadership in the development of 5g, the next standard of cellular networks. this is an hour. >>

army general douglas macarthur in his book "douglas macarthur: american warrior." >> he saw the future more clearly than he saw the present. whether it was the rise of china , the split between china and the soviet union, which he foresaw, but also the fate of american domestic politics. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span "q&a." >> next, a senate hearing on while higher prevention. interim president michael middleton talks about the .chool's response john king on implementation of the every child succeeds act. officials from the agriculture and interior departments were at a senate energy and natural resources hearing on wildfire and forth management. they talk about legislation that will change how firefighting efforts are funded by the u.s. forest service. they testified on the timber industry. this is two hours. >> good morning, the committee will come to order. we are meeting to receive testimony on a legislative discussion draft entitled wildfire budget response act. i want to thank those that joins together when we released this draft may 25 along with ranking members sena

in his book douglas macarthur, american warrior. >> it think that's one of the things about macarthur that you have to say p he saw the future more clearly often then he saw the present. whether it was america's role in asia, the rise of china, the split between china and the soviet union which he foresaw, but also perhaps the state of american domestic politics. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span q&a. >> republican senator susan collins of maine has proposed a bill that would prevent people on the no-fly list from buying a gun. she was joined by a bipartisan group of seven other senators at this press event to present the proposed gun legislation. this is 35 minutes. >> 's good afternoon, i am senator susan collins of maine i and i am very pleased to be here with a strong bipartisan coalition of my colleagues who have worked hard to draft a compromise that would help keep guns out of the hands of terrorists. each of them has provided critical support for this effort. our goal is simple and straightforward. we want to make america safe. some of our groups supported senator fein

we have a problem apeopling -- approaching macarthur maze westbound 580 before eastbound 880 and the transition. three cars are involved in the right lane, the slow lane, so expect delays. we will check with c.h.p. in a few minutes. >> a popular energy barmaid right here is now underrecall this morning. >> a new minutes usa has been crowned. >> in tickets? no problem, meet the fan who does not mind wannwith sodastreamter? you turn plain water into sparkling water in seconds. and because it's so delicious, you'll drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. oooh, i think i saw dessert! but you just had a big lunch! it wasn't that big. steve! hey! come back here! steven, stay strong! wh-what's that? you...you want me to eat you? honey, he didn't say that! he did! very quietly. y-you can't hear from back there! don't fight your instincts! with each for 150 calories or less, try our chocolate-y brownies, tangy lemon bars and creamy cheescakes! fiber one. go on, have one. >>> santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> emeryville company is

. >> macarthur saw the future more clearly than he saw the present. whether it was america's role in , the or the rise in china split between china and the soviet union which heaw fores, and also perhaps the fate of american domestic politics. 8:00 p.m. et on "q&a." >> c-span sent down for an hour-long interview with senator bernie sanders from vermont. he talks about hillary clinton and donald trump,'s presidential campaign, and future plans for the progressive movement. in anator bernie sanders, webcast last week you said the political revolution must continue into the future. what will that look like? it will look like millions of more people becoming involved in the political process. we had a very dormant system andnated by few people big-money interests. the goal from day one was revolutionize american democracy. people who have never been involved to jump back in an d say, this is our country and we want to have a say in the future. it shouldn't be the billionaires and koch brothers. two, i think you'll see a lot of new people running for offic

about douglas macarthur. herman, what made douglas macarthur so controversial?hur: well, a number of things. i think there was aspect of his personality, his politics and then there's also simply the --

in the macarthur maze. it could tie up traffic. westbound 80 the connection ramp to southbound 80, a lane is blocked for an hour. the best bet is to head over to 580 and cut over to 980 and 880 and avoid the mess. two hot spots, the second is an injury crash southbound 680 at sunol. >> we are tracking major breaking news this morning: u.k. voters have spoken. they want to leave the e.u. british prime minister cameron clearly emotional making the announcement overnight he will step down. we will likely feel the effects on the other side of the pond at home. jessica castro joins us. what happens now? >>> this could be the start of a domino effect with money and how the young countries react politically. it will affect the united states. a few minutes ago, the speaker of the house, paul ryan, speaking out saying our relationship with the u.k. is special and it will stay unaffected by the vote but that remains to be seen. now, the market, throughout the morning we have watched as the world panics with markets plunging in europe and asi

at the bay bridge, the backup started to lead into the macarthur maze. it has eased a bit in the last 10 to 15 minutes. the drive times are still around 18 minutes out of the maze into downtown. there is still a wind advisory in effect for the bay bridge. here at the san mateo bridge, right on time now, the closer we get to 6:30, the heavier the traffic gets. >>> thousands of people are honoring the boxer who moved his fist fast than we could bling. could blink. crews are readying freedom hall in louisville, kentucky. ali was a muslim. thousands are expected to pack freedom hall for the memorial. locals are especially moved because ali staged his last hometown fight in louisville back in 1961. >>> one bay area rabbi will be at the weekend's event to remember ali as a social justice hero. michael lerner worked with ali during the peace movement against the vietnam war. ali's family asked learner to represent jews at tomorrow's service. the rabbi responded that he is humbled to talk about the boxer's fight for peace. and the champ is coming back to the big

bridge and the macarthur maze. bridge toll plaza you will see traffic is okay, this is 880 north and southbound near the coliseum. doing well at the toll plaza traffic backed up already for about a 15 to 20 minute delay, trying to catch a flight at sfo, no major problems on 101 getting there or on 880 if you're driving to the oakland airport. >>> 5:32. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> san jose police are looking for suspects in two separate killings since friday. ktvu fox 2's janine de la vega is at san jose police headquarters this morning with the very latest on these cases which pushed the city's homicide rate much higher than last year's now, janine. >> reporter: yeah. so far the city's homicide rate is more than double what it was compared to last year. police are looking to see what's behind this increase. so far this year there have been 22 homicides in san jose and that is according to the mercury news, the paper reports this time last year there had only been eight homicides in the city. t

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eastbound 580, macarthur off ramp will be closed. use san pablo as your alternate.eading to the bay bridge, an easy drive. it's friday. we just saw the lanes filling in at the toll plaza. no problems out of the maze. >> it's national donut day. >> make a donation to the salvation army. the charity started national donut day back in 1938. it is always the first friday in june. locally, volunteers of the v.a. clinic on third street in san francisco will give out free donuts to veterans. look at that glazed. some donut places like krispy kreme are giving out free donuts to those who make a donation to the salvation army. >> one of our great writers henry pointed out this holiday is about honoring the women who were handing out donuts to soldiers in world war i. >>> we'll head out to the hospital where bob redell is standing by with information on how the two fremont officers are doing this morning. they were shot by a suspect on wednesday. >>> the dangers of being put under at the dentist office. general anesthesia under scrutiny after a teenager died during a routine

a very single moment was during the korean war with very unpopular president truman and douglas macarthur when mccarthyism was coming for to the front and they wanted to use nuclear weapons to stop the flow and truman disagreed and they had a power struggle this is the moment that is just as dangerous although not as well-known dissidents the idea that as unpopular as he was he took a very principled stand to push back behind the scenes so a great narrative to the story to do all this research that is grounded in textual research had a tremendous writer. these are the three books. >> you will see all three authors on booktv this fall. editor and publisher of doubleday

taking a look at the macarthur maze. here coming around the bend. it's improving. we did have some slow traffic here on the macarthur maze approach and it seems to be getting better. there was a much earlier accident cleared and things are moving along at the toll plaza. you'll see things moving along. let's take a look at the picture, now backed up. this is beginning to look normal now. if you are thinking about getting to san francisco from the peninsula, you will see that traffic is going to be slow on northbound 101 near candlestick. southbound also slow as you head down the brisbane area. >>> new from overnightings police are still out there -- new from overnight, police are still out there looking for the man who gunned down another man in san jose. >> people keep showing up to that scene, janine? >> reporter: in the last 15 minutes, a father drove up here into this court and he got out of his car, came up to us and said it was my son. it was my son. i asked him, you know, how do you snow he says, well, my son live

once you make it across the carquinez bridge from the carquinez bridge out to the macarthur maze, 17 minute drive. when you get to the san mateo bridge, the traffic okay, no major problems there. and at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is light. off to a good start this morning, so far anyway. 4:33. go back to the desk. >>> it was a deadly weekend in san jose. police this morning are on the lookout for suspects in two separate homicides. ktvu fox 2 reporter janine de la vega joining us live at police headquarters in san jose with the details on what happened. janine good morning. >> reporter: they are looking for suspects in both of these cases, looking over evidence to see who killed these two men. now, the latest shooting, it happened just after 3:00 yesterday afternoon near east julien and north 26th street. officers found a man with at least one gunshot wound there and he was pronounced dead so police are looking for a motive. so far no one has been arrested. now, another shooting happened on saturday at 8:45 at night on east hills drive and south white road. a witness told the merc

army general douglas macarthur in his book " douglas macarthur, american warrior." >> that's one of the things you have to say. he saw the future more clearly often they saw the present. whether was america's role in the, the rise of china, split between china and the soviet union which he foresaw, but also perhaps the fate of american domestic politics. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. nationalithsonian's air and space using open 40 years ago on july 1, 1976. leading up to the anniversary american history tv's real america issuing a series of nasa films. up next from 1979, "planet mars." it includes an overview of nasa's mariner flybys of the red and 19 71ween 1964 and the viking mission that landed to craft of the surface in 1976. >> fantastic. 16 kilobits confirmed. [applause] >> yes, we have a touchdown time 07.1 hours, 12 minutes, second. >> very well done. navigation perfect. i'm assuming we must sit right on the axis. everybody just a fabulous. could not be more pleased. thank you. [applause] >> 25 seconds after landing one of the two cameras was initiated and sca

it is backed up out to the macarthur maze. a 20-minute delay.ecked with public france it's systems. we don't have any significant delays to speak of. >>> when that kicks in,dy the happy weather dance. >> i am with you on that. we have a little bit of fog on the coast. emphasis on very little. it's the only place i could find any. there was some earlier over the bay over oakland. it has peeled back and there is not much there. the water tempts very, very cool. much cooler than last year. that's for sure. that certainly helps the formation of this fog. it doesn't need much when it's 50 to 54 degrees. west-southwest at travis. gusts to 35 early this morning. now the winds have tailed off a little bit and temperatures for some low 60s, mid 60s. mid 50s for others. a few 40s this morning. woodside down to 46. they are now 60. 62 at stanford. same for menlo park. also athertonerson. palo alto airport closer to the bay at 63. low 60s san mateo and also for belmont. 61 up in truckee already. warming up fast. it was 96 in reno yesterday. in las vegas it'

book douglas macarthur, american warrior. >> that is one of the things about macarthur. he saw the future more often than he saw the present. whether it was america's role in asia, the rise of china, the split between china and the soviet union which he foresaw. also the fate of american domestic politics. >> sunday at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. attorney general loretta lynch and secretaries of labor, housing and education talk about challenges facing formerly incarcerated people when they reenter society. this is an hour. [applause] >> good morning, welcome to the center for american progress. my name is carmel martin, it is my honor to welcome you to this exciting event. our lineup today is a testament to the importance of this issue. nearly one in three americans have criminal records which create barriers to employment, housing, education and many other pathways to opportunity. some americans with criminal records are barred from casting a ballot denying the right to participate in our democracy. the impact of these barriers are well beyond those previously convic

, if you are up at 5:08 on wednesday morning hump day, beyond the golden gate field and into the macarthur maze all the way to san francisco. 17 minutes. not bad. look at our overall traffic map, president obama is good we have moderate slowing out of central valley with speeds of 30 miles per hour and even down to 20 miles per hour and then it picks up. this is a very interesting situation, 280, nobody, the vista point off-ramp or rest area is pretty clogged with big-rigs and cars and they are stuck because there are so many of them they cannot get out or move. so, c.h.p. is on the scene trying to get them unclogged from the rest area. we are seeing not much slowing on 280, but be aware, that is where you are headed you could see activity at the rest area. >> good to know. next, a wild police pursuit on the east bay freeway, just wait until you see the vehicle they were chasing. aalso, this bay area man thought he may never be able to play he may never be able to play this very special violin crystal geyser alpine spring water from here to there ♪ to you crystal geyser. always bottled at

macarthur, american war." youhat is one of the things have to say. he saw the future more clearly often then he saw the present. whether it was america's role in asia, the rise of china, the split between china and the soviet union which he foresaw. but also, perhaps, too, the fate of american domestic politics. >> sundaynight at 8:00 eastern on c-span''s q&a. voted united kingdom has to leave the european union as as result came in the british pound fell to its lowest point in decades. addressesl farage supporters following the results of the referendum vote. dare tos and gentlemen, dream that the dawn is breaking on an independent, united kingdom. [cheering] >> this, this, if the predictions are right, this will people, ary for real victory for ordinary people, a victory for decent people. we have fought against the multinationals, fought against the merchant banks, fought against big politics, we've fought against lies, corruption, oday, honesty,d t decency, and believe in nation, i think now is going to wi

the you haveout macarthur to say. he saw the future more clearly often the end he saw the present. whether it was america's role in china, theise in split between china and the soviet union which he foresaw, but also perhaps to save a american domestic politics. announcer: net is sunday night on c-span's q&a. minister davide cameron led the tribute to labor member of parliament joe cox who was recently murdered by one of the constituents in hurt district. -- murdered by one of the constituents in her district. >> order. heartbreakingand sadness but also in heartfelt solidarity. offerath in such circumstances -- awful circumstances is an outrage and tragedy. yet, this death in this manner of this person, color democratically did colleague jo cox, is particularly shocking and repugnant. all of us who came to know her during her all too short service in this house became swiftly aware of her outstanding qualities. eloquent,ring, principled, and wise. with all, she was filled and fueled by love for humanity. family and ar

i don't see anything here but the traffic is backed up beyond west grand now, almost owl to the macarthur maze. 6:02. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> primary day is here and polls open in just about an hour. ktvu fox 2's christien kafton live in alameda county. the registration -- county registrar of voters in oakland. there's christien. you're waiting for the polls to open up. hillary clinton, though, received some good news leading up to today. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. i'm sure that she is thrilled with the news she got that house minority leader nancy pelosi endorsed hillary clinton just this morning. she could pick up an endorsement from president obama as early as tomorrow. now, the associated press declared last night that hillary clinton had enough delegates and super delegates to secure the democratic nomination but neither the clinton campaign nor the sanders campaign is relaxing just yet. bernie sanders spent his day crisscrossing the bay area, pushing to get out the vote. thousands turned out in san francisco's crissy field yesterday afternoon for a conc

felloway night, senior arthur herman takes a look at douglas macarthur in his book, "douglas macarthuramerican warrior." >> he saw the future clearly, more often than he saw the president. whether it was the rise in china, the split between china and the soviet union, which he foresaw, but perhaps too the fate of american domestic politics. >> sunday night on c-span's q & a. >> university of georgia professor

army general douglas macarthur in his book "douglas macarthur: american warrior" >> i think that's one of the things that macarthur you have to say, he saw the future more clearly than he often saw the present. whether it was america's role n asia, the rise of china, the split between china and the soviet union which he foresaw but also perhaps, too, the fate of american domestic politics. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> on american history tv on c-span3, this saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures and history. >> by the end of the 1880's, upsurge, a amatic tremendous surge in veterans' organizations, in the membership in these organizations and in the statues that they create. >> university of georgia professor scott nedbit discusses the ongoing debate over confederate war monuments and how many were the results of the campaigns of southern women during the reconstruction era and into the late 19th century. and then on "road to the white house" rewind. president reagan: back in 1976, president carter said, trust me, and a lot of people did. and now many of tho

institute, hudson senior fellow looks at the life and career of douglas macarthur. >> i think that is one of the things that you have to say. he saw the future more clearly often that he saw the present. was america's war in asia, the rise of china, the split between china and the soviet union. the fate ofs, american domestic politics. >> tonight, on c-span's q&a. secretaryducation john king testified on the implementation of the every student succeeds act. theas asked about rulemaking process and the prophecy where federal funds are designed to supplement state resources. this hearing was held by the house education and workforce committee. it is just under two hours. chairman kline: the committee will come to order. welcome back, mr. sec terry. for joining us. when we last met, the process for implementing the every student succeeds act was just getting underway. we had a healthy discussion about the reforms congress passed. reforms are designed to return local control over k-12 schools. that is not just my own personal view. it is held by lawmakers and principles who recently wrote

east 237 going on at macarthur boulevard. look at that, just a burst of traffic.they were waiting for that camera. >> that is realtime reaction. >>> next, blue angels in san francisco. the proposal based on the tragedy in tennessee involving the jets. >>> 5:24, today an ohio prosecutor will announce if he plans to charge the family whose 4-year-old boy fell into the gorilla exhibit. cincinnati police say they are focusing their investigation on the child's parents and family. they have since turned those results over to the prosecutor's office. most legal experts believe the child endangerment or similar charges are unlikely to be filed. >>> veteran news photographer and editor for npr died after an attack in afghanistan. david gilkey and an afghanistan translator were killed on assignment. the convoy came under fire and their vehicle was hit. gilkey seen on the right covered both national and international news for the network and made numerous trips to afghanistan and iraq. his work has won many awards, including a national emmy and edward r. murrow award. >>> a

we're 27 minutes between the car keenest bridge and the macarthur maze.right here in richmond is where a lot of that traffic is. once you pass richmond it does get better. once you get past berkeley and out to the toll plaza you will see traffic is going to be backed up this morning for its typical delay of about 20 minutes or so. will see how long that lasts. we think this is going to be the transition day some people will be getting out of town. effect, if you're driving home from work tonight you might us trying you might notice light traffic as people try to get out. speeds are pretty low right here , but it recovers by the time you reach 680. 680 down to the walnut creek interchange is not bad. at 6:33, let's go back to the desk. >>> this morning investigators are looking for the car involved in an early-morning chase that ended with the chp cruiser slamming into 3 parts cars in oakland. the chase started this morning and ended up on city streets in oakland. this is video from the crash scene. during the pursuit, the passenger in the suspects vehicle

bay bridge toll plaza we have a backup, to the 880 overcrossing and an early injury crash in the macarthur maze and it has been leader. tracy to dublin is 37 minutes, and southbound 680, dublin to mission boulevard early injury crash, 26 minutes and slow northbound 85101 to cupertino because of early crash. >> this morning there will an vote on whether to end a contract with the paratransit service after 23 years, with an audit undiscoverring discrepancies in the number of riders being recorded and questionable billing practices giving specialized door-to-door service for those with disabilities would cannot ride a bus. in v.t.a. outreach is given a one year notice. >> have your say in new gun control measures in california, the proposal you are asked to vote on in november. >> and severe weather is hitting a large portion of america, and a large portion of america, and the dangerous conditions ♪ a large portion of america, and the dangerous conditions caress presents... the world's first bodywash with fragrance release pearls. touch your skin to release fragrance up to 12 hours. now in 4

and if you are driving -- we can go to the macarthur maze here. it is slow.don't see a lot of good traffic. maybe the fourth of july we might have a little bit of a break. if wick get one more -- if i could get one more thing. the silicon valley commute is very, very slow through the valley. look at all the slow traffic. that's indicated by the red sensors. when you see red, that's stop- and-go traffic, especially on 101 getting into mountain view. >>> let's go to steve. the weather feels like summer. but traffic doesn't. >> interesting. >> yeah. >> you think that will tail off wednesday, sal? >> thursday or friday. for sure friday, i think. but maybe even thursday. >> thank you, sir. >> yeah. >> all right. we have thick fog for some. parts of the coast are already sunny. others you can't see across the street. it's one of those patterns, can you probably see the fog if you are in san francisco or parts of the bay, but it's kind of working its way around. but if you are on the golden gate, you are driving right through it. that's west breeze right there as we

. >> we are looking at thursday morning commute with a look at the macarthur maze and traffic is flowing nicely from 580, and 880 to the bay bridge with no metering lights yet. >> check this out, ferocious flames burning across idaho. crews tackling a fire that break out overnight and already is growing to a thousand acre. >> move over, miami now has the dubious new title of worse city to live in. a report from financial news website found that miami's median income was well below the national average and homes are out of reach for most. >> the group behind oscars is looking to diversify. the academy extending have it tagses to nearly 700 new members. and half of those are women, 41% people of color. the diversity boost comes in the wake the # #oscarsowhitecontroversy. the academy was criticized and boycotted over the lack of minority nominees in the last two years. >> there is now a camera so small it can be injected into the human body with a syringe. researchers have done it using a triple 11 camera smaller than a grain of salt. a technique involves printing a lens directly on to the

and on the overcrossing into the macarthur maze you are looking at 15 minutes from golden gate field all way into san francisco. a couple of problems, we have slow traffic identity of the central valley, again, up and over the altamont pass. and an accident in the dublin/pleasanton interchange causing 15-minute delays from highway 84 interest san ramon. >> new apologies this morning in the stanford sex assault case. several people who wrote letters supporting the student who attacked an unconscious woman are now taking it back. tiffany, we are lending more about brock continuer's partying past? >> yes. first, i want to talk about his high school friend who is part of the band and her letter defending brock turner went viral and fans took notice. the band is now dropped from gigs asment said they do not want to be affiliated with thin who victim flames. on her facebook, she wrote she is deeply sorry. a high school guidance counselor apologized writing downer is undeserving of the outcome in a let are to the judge. today, she said she made a mistake. this as abc obtained photos showing

let's look at the macarthur main. westbound as you come around the corner. it looks pretty good. day but friday, it is showing that. toll plaza isn't as bad as it normally is. normally we have a backup to the maze. today there is a five-minute delay. as we look at the east bay commute, 880 is slowed near east street and that is all if you go down to the south bay. we have a little bit of slow traffic on 101 and 280. nothing on 85. that is a good start to the commute. 6:45 am.>>> mostly cloudy and partly sunny and partly cloudy around san francisco and the bay and mostly sunny towards san jose. warmer each day, mid and upper 70s and maybe a few near 80 degrees. bigger jump over the weekend. alan peterson says good morning. high clouds and lifting fog but the roads are dry and the picture you are looking at is facing east towards geyser peak and he posted this and tammy said i came down from cloverdale and it is raining lightly. noted that there is light rain and there has been some in mendocino county. also the russian river in santa rosa. some of that is drizzle on some of that i

we are moderate from highway 4 to the macarthur maze and you are delayed with the bay bridge toll plazaand the metering lights for another 10 minutes get through the lights and add another few minutes into san francisco. give yourself plenty of time. we will look at not bay commute in a couple of minutes. >> san francisco residents fed up with heless camps in the neighbor, will see the issue on the november ballot, an initiative would allow the city to take down the tents with 24 hours notice. >> we are never going to do anything taking away their tents with nowhere else to go but when we have shelter housing available to them we are going do take the tents down and make sure we clear them out and do not let them come back. >> he said the additional housing and shelters needed could be paid for by $50 million sales tax measure benefiting homeless programs. >> in the east bay, inflatable doughnut, lines in walnut creek, with the crowds for the opening of dunkin' donuts, the first in the bay area...is that a human iced coffee. >> it is. amy hollyfield is there next with what all of this e

a grind along the east shore freeway with a last headlights headed to the berkeley curve and the macarthure, still, 25 minutes from golden gate field through the toll plaza where metering lights were turned on at 5:29. a couple of hot spots and folks are not happy. southbound 880, a motorcycle in the center divide and the rider is on the ground. hes up, a dangerous situation much with c.h.p. there, and they are sending an ambulance, and i am seeing slow traffic headed to highway 92 southbound and it looks like the accident is clearing, finally, in pleasanton, and westbound 580 traffic is starting to thin out but it is bunched up back into livermore. >> check this out a lot of you are out taking in the sunset and the moon just incredible, from our viewer who shared this photo with us. it is the first time in 70 years the strawberry moon and summer solstice have been on the same day. post your pictures on social media so we can find them. do you do this? walking down the road? south korea is trying to warn previouses on the dangers of walking while distracted. here is a sign they using, you

. >>> the macarthur maze has been cleared up. since it was early in the commute things are not terrible. people are showing up in the east bay at the bay bridge. you will see traffic will be busy as you come up to the pay gates. it's not terrible. it does seem later than usual for this time of the morning. also looking at the san mateo bridge. you can see the sun out there. steve mentioned the fog. a little bit of fog on the golden gate bridge. nothing too bad on the san mateo bridge. getting to the south bay we had an accident a northbound 85 at union. that is cleared off to the side. the accident on southbound 680 is also off to the right shoulder. things seem to be settling down for this morning's commute. >>> stunning news out of the uk. the voters have decided that britain should leave the european union. alex savidge is in the studio with reaction from the uk and around the world. >> reporter: good morning. the referendum to leave the european union one by 52% to 48% margin. despite what the polls have predicted. many were

felloway night, senior arthur herman takes a look at douglas macarthur in his book, "douglas macarthur: american warrior." >> he saw the future clearly, more often than he saw the president. whether it was the rise in china, the split between china and the soviet union, which he foresaw, but perhaps too the fate of american domestic politics. >> sunday night on c-span's q & a. >> university of georgia professor scott nesbitt teaches a class on cultural heritage and confederate monuments, honoring confederate. he also describes the origins of the monuments, usually erected due to the efforts of southern women during the reconstruction and end of the 19th century. his classes about one hour. prof. nesbit: so this is intro to historic preservation. university of georgia, the brand-new digital lab. nesbit.tt so, we are here today trying to think a little bit about the cultural heritage of the american south, especially after and during the american civil war. it has been in the news quite a bit lately. and so i think it's a topic that folks who are interested in historical preservation lik

we are looking at a commute where traffic is actually doing okay as you head out to the macarthur maze and the bay bridge toll plaza. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be waiting for him. (vo) the longest-lasting midsize sedan in its class. the twenty-sixteen subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. >>> be careful out there. there are men at work and they're asking who can it be? actually, that's the name of the song. cooler this morning. steve will have the forecast in just a few moments. expect a warming trend coming up next. we'll have more details. i'm not the expert. steve is. welcome back. i'm brian flores. pam cook will be joining us in about 30 minutes. we'll talk about the weather and the traffic. >> a little bit more. probably this will be the

watch video from the scene of that crash near macarthur avenue. cruiser hit a fire hydrant, light pole and three parked cars before coming to rest on a sidewalk next to a building. it began on 580 near dublin and ended up on city streets in oakland. during the chase the passenger in the suspect vehicle began spray a fire extinguisher at them. >>> 8:09. we are tracking the wildfires in california. in 23 minutes, the latest on the fire in the sierra foothills and why it's so hard to put out. plus, more tragedy from thefuge wildfire in kern county. >>> and two dogs that were ready for adoption were mistakenly euthanized at a shelter here in contra costa county. how the shelters are responding this morning. >>> good morning. we are looking at improving continues on the commute, especially here in the east bay where things have suddenly got an little bit lighter. we will tell you what we think is going on with the commute coming up. >>> for some it's cold. for others it's nice. some it's warm. some it's hot. i think we will even things out as we go int

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traffic looks good as you make it down through the macarthur maze. bridge toll plaza -- you can see traffic is backing up a little bit. the metering light's are on. this is about a five-minute delay. not as bad as normal but there is a little bit of slow traffic. out in silicon valley, not a bad commute from downtown san jose to cupertino. let's go back to the desk. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf will hold a news conference at 9:00 to discuss the departure of police chief sean whent. city leaders are calling it a resignation but we've been told he was forced out. he was named interim chief in 2013 and officially took over a year later. deputy bart police chief, then pharaoh has been tapped as -- benson fairow. >>> there will be a funeral procession for mohammed ali at his home town. thousands will gather at an arena for a public memorial service. former president bill clinton and billy crystal are among those who will give eulogies at the service. >>> the sharks held off the penguins to force a game 6 in the stanley cup finals. they won game five, 4-