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maze now this is a live picture showing you that, 15 minutes from carquinez bridge to macarthur maze and the cars flowing a bit as they make that curve it palace street. the bridge almost completely empty and this is what we would see even on a weekend and even on a weekend it is not a slight but overall traffic looks good. now here is steve paulson.>> will thank goodness the dry streak is over, did not set any records, we can move on. assistant to the west and southwest will send a lot of cloud cover and will send rain? probably the better opportunity the further south you go. further north breaks in the clouds and further south claudia mostly cloudy conditions. this looks like a monterey south event or maybe san jose, and san jose will have .26, i would take that but i'm not sold on the city getting a .09 but we will keep that there one more day. system will move down on the weekend but it doesn't look like we're going drive. 40s and 50s on the temperatures due to cloud cover and this is mainly a central and southern california event by far although you can see along the monterey c

here's a look at the drive from carquinez bridge and macarthur maze, 41 minutes and a long haul because of an earlier crash at s brown or westbound 80 and the clearing stages and there is still an alert in effect with three lanes blocked. a quick check of the toll plaza shows it is beezy. >>> top story this morning in addition to the stock market keeping an eye on the cruise ship, within the last half hour grand princess cruise ship made its way to the port of oakland where it is expected to dock possibly in about two hours. want to say this is where was it six this morning. about 50 miles off the coast of half moon bay and this is where it is right now. it is traveling slowly towards the port of oakland and the estimate again indicating it could be way and the bay in the next two or three hours. it has been sitting and ktvu's elissa harrington live near the port of oakland this morning where it will dock. and you do have details on why the governor chose to dock this ship in oakland. >>reporter: that is right, when the ship arrives it will pass by the bay bridge and end up in the outer

thur macarthur maze. and there have been no problems on the bridge itself. 880 north and south looks okay driving past the coliseum and there have been no major problems. highway 4 in the east bay has slowing through pittsburgh and the south bay commute looks good as well. silicon valley still hasn't started their morning commute so to speak. 6:10. let's bring steve paulson back in here. >> santa cruz mountains not much but a tiny bit. we'll keep it there for another hour or two. after that, things are winding down. mostly sunny thursday and friday. for the weekend rain and colder. rain and colder. they'll be back in town with a lot of low snow levels and this could be feet of snow for the sierra. we talked about some of that light rain around san mateo over towards saratoga, san jose. it wasn't san jose .01". that was yesterday afternoon. the line stretching back in from stokton and tracy. it's all associated with that low. pretty good rain down towards l.a., santa barbara, santa maria, san luis obispo,

here's the macarthur maze and we're off to 4:09. today's weather. >> that's what i did, sal. i said i'm getting up early. >>> all right. pretty quiet pattern again. it was warm in oakland. 76 yesterday. sonoma county airport hit 85 yesterday. i know, i mean i had to look. downtown was not that warm. they were about 80. that had to have been a record. records for the airport don't go as far back as the city. half moon bay reports some. san jose's clear and 49. the pressure's been high for a long time and that north, northeast breeze is still in place. and as long as that's there. fog has very little chance to do much. half moon bay is 41. 55 berkley. 50s for oakland. sfo. also san francisco as well. 41 there. can we find any 30s? maybe kelseyville. there's one lima valley. petaluma's down to 42. san antomo's 42. remember our low that came by last sunday? well now look where it is. it comes off new mexico. for us a little bit of fog. maybe a couple high clouds. water temps are very cold. it will get help in about 24 hours and then it will start to move in. again, i would not ba

the drive from the carquinez bridge to macarthur bert meisel take 20 minutes.ere is the bay bridge toll plaza and the metering lights are now on. you can see a little slow down, a 10 minute delay to get onto the span now let's check with steve.>> let's get to it, breaks in the clouds but still body mostly cloudy and the further south you go the better opportunity of rain and if you go into southern california and into arizona for spring training activities, starting tuesday and wednesday and thursday it looks pretty wet. the outlook for rain keeps most of this south of us. we will say santa cruz mountains in san jose santa clara valley south, it will light up in southern california to thursday and back and arizona probably early friday. in the system we will focus on will probably be here sunday from the north we're not done with rain and we could use more obviously but the system will probably not do much. now monterey might be a little overdone are san jose, you get the idea that the focus will be right there. there could be some showers around and the mix de

. >>> the sanity phase of the trial of john lee cowell at the macarthur maze macarthur bart station.oes find cowell was insane, he faces life in prison without possibility of parol. >>> it's been one year to the day since the tragic attack on two new zealand mosques. lawmaker continue to debate gun reform. >> reporter: one year after shooting the two separate mosques, new zealand is still healing. >> i believe new zealand and its people have fundamentally changed. >> reporter: more than 50 people were killed when a lone gunman attacked a church. almost immediately after the shooting, new zealand promised sweeping gun reforms. measures such as the national firearm register. those efforts have stalled in the parliament. but the prime minister didn't enact a ban on semiautomatic weapons as well as a successful gun buy-back program. >> we have moved 1,669 firearms. more than 194,245 prohibited pats have been handed it. >> reporter: the gunman was charged for murders and engaging in a terrorist act. he's pleaded not guilty and the trial is expected to begin this summer. >>> time is 4:26.

what did your father think about general douglas macarthur and his time in japan?did he appreciate him or see problems? pia: i feel correctly or otherwise, that the perfect person was chosen, because the japanese were not accustomed to be hell --ho would type of people. if general eisenhower had been sent as the spring commander he might not have commanded the respect that general macarthur did. we were used to his type of personality and i think that was a great help. the other thing general macarthur did which was probably very helpful, and calming the in a prewar enemy occupied country, was the fact that he insisted that the emperor position be maintained. even though there were many theories that he should be japan. as the emperor of but general macarthur wisely decided that was not necessary and did not do it. question. >> i wonder if brian would explain the map here. my mother asked me about the map here. [laughter] she said where did that come from? an interesting story. when my grandfather, toward the end of his life he was down in his office at home and he

you can see at the top there's road work that has been going on on 880 just past the macarthur maze and morning at this time, they pick it up. you can see what's going on here. and traffic is slow. they're running a traffic break to help get the workers out of their safely and that's why traffic is slow. so if you're going down to oakland on 880 heading to the macarthur maze they will be picking up the cones and once you get past that, that should be okay for you. this morning's look at the bay bridge looks light so far. this is a look at interstate 880 north and south in oakland. also looks good if you're heading south. i notice we do have slow traffic here on 580 and 205. this is a constant. it always is this way and even today, we do see some slowing. 4:52. let's bring steve paulson back in. >>> thank you. we've transitioned into a coastal fog bank the not only that sonoma county airport and napa airport reporting some reduced visibility. the water temps came up a little bit and they're going to be down again. if you're heading to phoenix and scottsdale, forget about it. i wouldn't e

. ♪ douglas macarthur, supreme commander. a general signed for china. not forget or excuse the savage crimes of those who had opened that war, who had deliberately and willfully brought death and suffering to millions. the innocent, tortured civilians of manila, for example. for these atrocities, japanese leaders would be held responsible and stand trial. the japanese commander in the philippines has already been sentenced to death. tojo, japanese war premier, faced a trial as the war ended. his suicide attempt would not prevent the carrying out of justice. behind bars were others. admiral shimota, a general, and the black dragon terrorist. across the earth, the record the world had seen of german death camps would not be forgotten either. nazi officials have already paid with their lives for crimes they committed against innocent men, women and children. in milan, italy, after two decades of swaggering, the inventor of fascism, benito mussolini, lay dead at the hands of the italian people, with his henchmen and with his mistress. ♪ adolf hitler, who su

your drivetime is 12 minutes from the macarthur maze if you are heading down towards 238.to the north bay, north 101 right before northport boulevard, we have a crash to the right shoulder. >>> now to the coronavirus outbreak, but start with new overnight headlines. we have learned 14 u.s. citizens are being quarantined at a hotel in the west bank and palestine. the tour group was staying at a hotel where seven workers tested positive yesterday. americans themselves have not been tested for the virus. this morning, to holy sites in saudi arabia reopened after a deep cleaning. one being at the l geraldo mosque in mecca. the country closed off that site to foreign pilgrims and are asking locals to stay away. it is unclear when those sites might be reopened. >>> across the middle east, other religious ceremonies have been counseled in iran and iraq. friday, prayers are canceled. meanwhile, in united arab emirates, there will be limited prayer. it won't last longer than 10 minutes. >>> we know there is a lot of fear as the number of coronavirus cases continues to rise through

the road work we had at the macarthur maze has picked up.also see it looks good and san rafael and san jose traffic is mostly light including in downtown san jose. >>> 5:19. let's bring steve paulson in with today's weather. >> sonoma county airport and napa have been talking about reduced visibility. big changes looking towards bay bridge, i think you said, kefrn. kevin. so some of that fog has made it over the bay bridge. i want to give you a heads up for the weekend not today, not friday, but started saturday and going into early next week. much cooler. rain returns. the big news will be the sierra snow and how low the snow levels get. today, if you don't have the fog, it will be sunny and nice. if you're going down to southern california at least on the dessert or maybe over to phoenix and las vegas, they will be dealing with cloud cover and rain. spring training does not look positive today. maybe tomorrow but it's been a lot of rain down there the last couple of days. fog for us. 40s and 50s on the temps. and look what we're running 4

more than an hour drive from macarthur maze. 7:02 am back to the desk. >>> breaking news on wall street, training has resumed after a massive sell out prompted a 15 minute hold, these no numbers likely most of us have never seen, at least not in quite a while. the dow jones down more than 6%, losing almost 1600 points after a very sharp drop at the opening, but we were lower at the opening bell, which can be seen as the tinyof a percent and the nasdaq down by 5 1/2, trading halted for we'll about this more when pam cook comes back in the studio but again, on wall street, it's in a rare position right now, good morning, dragon medically affected by the coronavirus, will follow these numbers to morning. >>> 7:03 am, we are tracking the grand princess cruise ship that is due to dock today and the port of oakland. we want to show you where it is at right now. we have shown it's in the middle of the screen, handing off the coast on the ocean. since the ship came into the bay area the grand princess has been close enough you can see it from land and as far away as 100 miles. the ship will doc

no problems here at the macarthur maze. at the bay bridge toll plaza you can see traffic is moving along nicely and no problems in oakland. i've been looking around for slow traffic. i don't see much. sometimes friday we do have lighter commutes even before we had a lot of these social distancing measures. there is some slow traffic on westbound 580. 5:11. let's bring steve paulson in. >>> it will be cooler today. another day away from the coast. liver more and san jose not today. it will be 6265. and then rain will return life and then off and on over the weekend. better opportunity for rain. we'll get rain this weekend but this weekend's about the sierra and the snow. there's going to be a lot of snow there. we'll see some okay totals. that .19" in santa rosa will be done. just an amazing amount will be forecast. there will be a winter storm watch we'll turn into a warning by saturday evening and you're seeing projections through late sunday into monday. 3' and there will be more than that going into monday or tuesday. if

this is a look at the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. route 18 minutes., it is lighter than usual. usually by 5:30 we have a backup. right now there isn't one as you drive into san francisco. and 880 still looks very light as you travel from the coliseum to downtown. 5:31. let's go back to the desk. >>> there are now 110 confirmed coronavirus cases here in the bay area. santa clara county has the most, 45 of them. and there's a new concern after three t sa officers at manetta san jose airport tested positive for the virus. a woman in her 90s in sacramento county. and the remaining passengers at the port of oakland they're expected to leave the cruise ship today and be tested for the virus today. more than 1400 passengers have now left that cruise ship. >>> sonoma county tonight will be hosting a virtual town hall meeting about the coronavirus from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. the county wants to give information to the public without assembling a big crowd and possibly exposing people to the virus. the one hour presentation will include supervisors, emergency manage

drives from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. no major issues. they have finished the work there and now they're going to start working on the webster tube. they're closing that overnight for a month or two. the traffic is moving along very well. if you're driving over to 580, westbound 580, a little slow here near the altamonte pass. 4:10. here's steve paulson with today's weather. >>> another warm breeze. tail is off in the hills. jim in sasalito. there was some really strong gusts around napa east. look at mount st. helena. fog is being blown well out to the pacific, so it's not a factor. probably thursday it will come back. if you get an area where the wind has gone calm you might get in the upper 30s and 4th. 40s. where's that low, it's done even in the baja, but it's been spinning many some cloud and thunderstorm activity into arizona and phoenix. for us, it will be another day of sunshine and warm temps. but, they're not going to last. there is a possibility of some light rain. i doubt it does much but the trend is hopefully going down the

slow on 4 through the macarthur maze. metering lights are on. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live desk. we have breaking news out of missouri. 580 people were killed in a shooting including a police officer. and three others, the man killed himself. somebody was shooting from a car around 11:30 last night in springfield. he ended up at a gas station, and the police officers who responded were the first to be shot. a second officer is now injured and is expected to survive. back to you. >>> now to the coronavirus outbreak. this morning, bars, restaurants and wineries across the state are now scrambling to abide by governor gavin newsom's new social distancing directive. >> it's all in an effort to limit the spread of the virus. kpix 5's jackie ward is live in san francisco city hall. >>> reporter: directive is the keyword there. these will not be really enforced. they are not mandatory. and at least for now, they will not be legally enforced. here's what the governor called for in his announcement yesterday. he wants bars and

this is the traffic approaching the macarthur maze. you want to plan to go after or before it should be pretty good here up until about 5:30 or about 6:00. between 6:00 and 8:00 it's crowded and then it starts tailing off. 6:19. what about today's weather? let's get to steve paulson. >>> all right. the fog has developed rapidly. sonoma county. and the coastal variety is also making a pretty good push over the bay. if you are going to arizona, take it in the words of a friend of mine who's there right now, it's pouring. phoenix, scottsdale, all with a lot of rain. i just don't see it happening today and you can see why. we have a system on the way but not until saturday. today will be all right. but just to give you a heads up, if you are going to the mountains you should go friday because i don't think you're going saturday or sunday. you're looking, let me circle that. this is feet projecteded. you're almost talking 3" of liquid. some of the projections out ten days show about 50" to 60" of snow. >> over what time period? >> over the

any time this time of day if you're driving on 80 westbound soon it looks good getting out to the macarthur maze. it is light at the bay bridge toll plaza. and we see the big trucks driving there. there having no major issues on interstate 880 north or south to the airports and traffic continues to look good out on the bridges including the san mateo, and the dumbarton bridges. no problems on the south bay commute >>> at 4:19. let's bring steve paulson in with today's weather. >> the moisture wrapping off of nevada and going right over there to the east of the north. that's to the south he says, he thinks. 30s and 40s on your temps. 37 livermore and also walnut creek. you see that area. northern napa county but right along the coast santa cruz, san mateo, and also into the marin coast. you see some bans of moisture moving in there and my computer is stuck that's all you're going to get this time around. so if you're near the coast some off and on shower activity will continue today. temperatures in the 50s, pam. >>> well the drop in demand, and the new restrictions on travel having a devast

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also macarthur boulevard pretty wet, sunset drive, widening the view, light showers and sprinkles down toward hayward and union city. fremont could be getting wet. to the peninsula, we could have rain around highway 1, woodside. san francisco looking at a few sprinkles. further to the south, yes, the atmosphere is motivaistening up. a quarter inch to over half inch in some areas. breeze ate times. right now, we are in the 40s to low 50s and we'll be looking at a rainy weekend and some big changes for the week ahead. liz? >> thanks, lisa. now to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic. the united states has more than 100,000 cases of the coronavirus, more than any country in the world. more than 1,700 people have died. an ominous warning from doctors about what's to come. >> to use a gulf south analogy, our concern is that at this point, we are perhaps just at the outer bands of a category 5 hurricane, and this may get worse before it gets better. >> president trump has signed the largest relief bill in modern history, more than $2 trillion. here in the bay area, as of this morning, the

she was killed 2 years ago after an attack at the macarthur bart station in oakland. the jury also found cal guilty of premeditated attempted murder for stabbing wilson sister who survived the attack. cal has already pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in the sanity phase of the trial will begin today if the jury finds cow was insane at the time of the attack. well then he'll be sent to a state mental hospital for life in state prison. >>9.25 has settled a dispute with disaster relief agencies over money for wildfire victims. the dispute has threatened to take money away from a billion fund earmarked for victims of wildfires caused by pg e it's unclear what this settlement will do but they made a deal with the federal emergency management agency california's office of emergency services and lawyers for the wildfire victims. whether or not it satisfied, everyone, we don't know but lawyers for pg e say they're satisfied because they say this deal could help the utility move forward to meeting the june 30th deadline to get out of bankruptcy. it's 9.26 and still ahea

lty of murdering >>at thbart station 2 years agwhere she was stabbed at the macarthur bart station oaklandry also found kowal guilty of premeditated attempted murder for stabbing nia wils sistershe survived the attack. powell has pleaded t guilty though by reason of insanity so they begin the sanity portion of the trial today and if 's found that he is or was not seen at the timeof the attack that he could go to a state mental hospital insteaof prison. >>well new developments in a federal corruption case volving san francisco's former public works director mayor london breed is now calling for the removal of tom hue as the director of buildingnspection. he was recently indicted in the federal investigation against former public works direct mohammed nuru the city attorney claims that gave preferential treatment to developer jangly and cepted gifts from lee including dinners where they discussed an upcoming development. he was also arged with abusing his position with the city in order to try and get jobs for his s and his son's rlfriend. the city attorney says he admitted to the chargesuri

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just cleared up work on the macarthur maze and the roads are open. and for awhile chp was blocking this this ramp. but now, things are better. if you are driving from westbound 80. so this commute is doing very well so far in the early going wherever you have to go. 4:39. let's bring steve in with today's weather san jose south about the same this morning. temperatures coming down. santa rose 77 warm degrees. livermore. we'll keep san jose close to yesterday. the low is kind of meandering. it will keep rain going off and on down there. and the northern eam in close t us. coming in from tracy. patterson. modesto.. and the san mateo coast big change. all north, northeast today. the onshore breeze will cool us down even though it's pretty mild for some. fremont's 55. a lot of 50s. concord 54. 40s to the north and the cloud cover along with a little bit of rain. we'll keep upper 50s there. this looks like a morning event. then we will focus our attention on the weekend. look at that. the system coming down. it's a cold one. down to 2500 to 3000 feet. you

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he was found guilty yesterday a stabbing wilson to death at the macarthur bart station in oakland. wilson sister survived the stabbing. >>> prison sentence for hollywood movie mogul harvey weinstein. he finally learned his fate in the right case to launch the me to move in. >>> harvey weinstein's former victim smiled as they walked out of court after he was sentenced to 23 years in prison. two gave emotional victim impact statements during the hearing. >>> at least to begin to understand what he has done. whether he will ever be truly sorry i don't know.>> reporter: his defense attorneys ask for the lightest sentence of five years. after he was convicted of forcibly performing oral sex on an assistant haley in 2006. and aspiring actress jessica mann in 2013. they cited the soon to be 68- year-old age and frail health. weinstein used a walker during the trial and had a stent inserted for a blocked artery. >>> death sentence that was handed down by the court was obscene. that number was obnoxious. there are murderers who will get out of court faster than harvey weinstein will. >> rep

>>the officer wilson and her sisterwere stabbed at the macarthur ba stion in oakland nia wilson died of her home her sister survived the trial itself has been unpredictable in nature and at times volatile in part because of defendant john callas behavior. during teimony you see him here cow had pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you updates throughout the night as always you can stay connected n kron 4 dot com. stillo come on the news at 5 coronavirus as the attention of these fake lleges, how >>anthis just and former vice president joe biden has been projected to win the primaries in mississippi and missouri that is according to research based on exit lls right now the polls remain open and idaho michigan north dakota. and washington a coronavirus fears are scaling back the campaign ys both biden and sanders canceled events tonight in cleveland and the democratic natnal committee says that sunday's debate will be held without a live audience. >>that's a festival goers are trying to figure out what to do one of the music world's la

this is a look at the issuer freeway and carquinez bridge to macarthur braids or maze a short drive and at the bay bridge toll plaza looks good with a little bit of slowing in the couple of the lanes but overall light commute so far. steve it was so nice having the rain come through this weekend and when is the next round?>> well maybe sunday. most to the south and they will be really impressive totals from la and san diego over to phoenix. for those going to spring training starting tuesday and wednesday, 40s and 50s on the temperatures and a little bit of rain, san jose has 4 inches and the city over nine. we ended the dry street can move forward now. a good system out there right now but focusing most of its energy on central and southern california, santa cruz mountain san jose south and north of that i would be surprised if anything this does fall there, i'll show you in about 30 seconds how southern california get a lot of rain out of this but we will not fit we're on the northern edge and all the forecast models are trending central and southern california, 35 around lake tahoe a

the attack at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station and found guilty of attempted murder of nia wilson's sister. cowell pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. his lawyer doesn't dispute he suffered the crime but suffered delusions. >>> people who lost their homes in recent wildfires get paid first. pg&e will pay wildfire victims before it pays fema for disaster assistance. wildfire victims were also concerned that fema may ask for repayment after they get compensation from pg&e. it will not expect disaster aid funds to be returned. the deal was announced yesterday in u.s. bankruptcy court. >>> time now is 4:46. you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. >> hi, everybody. here's a look at san jose and 880. same thing with 87. and there is the possibility of some drops will make it down to the ground. we'll put light showers and keep them in the forecast for the south bay, brighter in the north today. spring warmth tomorrow and friday before the wet weather rolls in and now we've added monday. not

in now, john the call has been found guilty of stabbing 18- year-old mia wilson to death after macarthur's station, this happened back in 2018 when wilson and her sister were walking on the platform at that station, wilson sister latifah survived the stabbing, cowell says that he attacks the women because they were aliens who abducted his grandmother. now, the suspect has a long history of diagnosed mental illness including schizophrenia , he pleaded guilty by reason of insanity, the prosecutor insisted all along that he wasn't crazy, he knew what he was doing and was not crazy when he killed mia wilson. he was removed from the courtroom numerous times for the trial, for disruptive outbursts that he will now face life in prison.>>> from live news desk, back to you. >>> we're learning that two people who attended the rsa cyber security conference in san francisco have tested positive for the coronavirus. it was held at the muscogee center beginning on february 24th them attracting 36,000 people, two employees of the company got sick after leaving, one is hospitalized in connecticut. the com

i want to show you the commute coming in to the macarthur maze, 30 minutes. then at the bay bridge toll plaza, you'll see the traffic is backed up. 880 is not so slow just yet. we look at some of these commutes, american canyon traffic slow. novato to san rafael, slow traffic there. there's a new crash in san bruno on 380 at 101. if you are trying to get to the airport, give yourself extra time if you use the san bruno freeways there near the airport. >>> temperatures coming down a good 15 degrees. it seems like forever and a day since temperatures have been either normal to below. they will get there by saturday. today, they're trending that way. san francisco, 62. exactly where they should be. others are still above by about one to eight degrees or so. and the low that's in front associated to the north is on its way to bump the high out of here. a lot of cold clouds coming out of the gulf of alaska, too, that's going to play into a cooldown for us. so this weekend, today it will be cooler, we'll get 50s at the coast, up to the 70s inland. tomorrow cooling,

general eisenhower, general marshall, general macarthur, they were all west point graduates. i did not know anything about the world. but admiral nimitz, admiral king, all annapolis graduates, they were the greatest generation. tom brokaw wrote a book speaking about this catchy title, sold a lot of books, but really the leaders of the free world with men whoe military served from west point and annapolis. thank you for that perspective. the war in said 1945. i think i heard you spent some time in reserve. but then like millions of world war ii veterans, you return from the war, start a new life in the civilian world, that returning workforce in the work ethic, the freedom you brought back to our society really launched an incredible pe riod in american history. how did your military service prepare you for that new life and what transpired after the war? capt. yellin: i think the military service for me was the greatest experience i ever had in my life. we, i graduated from high school in 1941. i had a scholarship to college. i was going to become a doctor. i did not have mon

general eisenhower, general marshall, general arnold, general macarthur, they were all west point graduateswas 18. i didn't know anything about the world. but all annapolis graduates, they were the greatest generation. tom brokaw wrote a book speaking about us, catchy title, sold a lot of books. but really, the leaders of our free world were the military men who served from west point nd from annapolis. >> thank you for that perspective. the war ends in 1945. i think i heard you say downstairs you actually spent some time in the reserve, beyond the end of world war two. but then like millions of world war ii veterans, you returned from the war, you started a whole new life in the civilian world, that returning workforce and the work ethic, the belief in freedom that you brought back to our society, really launched an incredible period in american history. how did your military service repare you for that new life and what transpired after the war? >> i think that the military service for me was the greatest experience that i ever had in my life. i graduated from high school in 1941. i had a

county off to a good start and this is 880 in oakland or traffic is moving along well up to the macarthur maze. some people driving across the san francisco may see congestion at the bay bridge which is to be expected on a monday, it gets busier starting this next hour we will start seeing middle lanes get busy as well. now steve i do not see any fog or visibility issues. >> just the wind, we are clear and good to go, we might start to see some of the end of the week. but we have gotten no rain, but the sierra.some snow, 8 inches over the weekend which is more so they have received for the entire month like things have m south and are clearing out although there are still issues on 80 i have read from caltrans and the national weather service in sacramento. so dry stretch continues we are up to 34 days and i think we are in fourth place and if not were getting post a third. the longest stretch was 43 days which has happened twice. i think we will get close to that i really do. the north and east bay hills a wind advisory until tomorrow morning, guests 60 miles per hour, not as robust but

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that is resiliency squares his shoulder with people like macarthur and methodically and slowly he takes apart the japanese empire. that is the arizona folks. if you have not been to pearl harbor and gone to the temple of the navy, go. see the arizona. that is the start of world war ii. that is missouri. that is the ship upon which the surrender document was signed. this is the beginning and the end of the second world war. what happened in the middle chester happened in the middle. it's a great story of resilience and through that hole. he never raises his voice he does not engage his ego. this is the kind of admiral you want. jump forward and wrap it up with a few more. next this admiral had a big personality and huge eyebrows and someone who was deep selected chief of naval operations and innovator but not of technology didn't come up with the new brisbane devices it was to reengineer the navy as a society. he took the tension of race and faced up in ways that ultimately help to bring us together he had many innovations a thing to know about the admiral is he was value driven every da

out of hercules to the macarthur maze is also busy at 39 minutes from 205 to 680. you were backed up into the maze at this point and it's a heavy bride out of the bay into san francisco. and looking at the san rafael bridge, it is stacking up near the toll plaza. let's get a look at your forecast with meteorologists mary lee . >>> unsettled weather for the next few days. we have a beautiful view of the golden gate. this is a beauty shot to start the day and i love this view. clouds in the sky and a cool start with the 40s and 50s. here is another view of the golden gate looking north. temperatures in the mid 40s through sound arose at and . sa francisco and san jose, you are at 47. you can expect unsettled weather today, tomorrow and wednesday due to a system off the coast. it does look a better chance in the south bay and i will show you that in futurecast in just a moment. it fills in by the end of the work week and we have rain chances for the weekend. there it is off the coast and it will bring rain to southern california and there is a chance for south bay clo

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let's start off with a 27 minute drive from the cockiness bridge to the macarthur maze. slightly larger than usual on the east shore freeway. there is a slow traffic driving to the area. traffic continues to be slow as you get to the bay bridge. it is back up for a 15-20 minute delay, ever so slightly lighter than usual. you can see by looking at the great, the freeways are all right. if you are driving in petaluma, southbound 101 driving into novato, an earlier accident slowed things down on the narrows heading south. the dunbar and san mateo bridge okay. silicon valley, again, not showing too much slowing. there is some, but it seems to be lighter. some companies have told their employees to work from home. stanford university is one of those universities that is not having in-person classes and that is helping the commute. let's bring steve back in. >> i am going to do that tomorrow. i am going to do the weather from home. thank you, sir. >>> my good friend john burley down in los gatos where it is partly cloudy. that is where everything south of that will be. north o

cowell was found guilty this week in the memorial day of 18-year-old nia wilson at the macarthur bartjury does find him sane, he faces life in prison without parole. >>> we've got rain back in the bay area. what it means for saturday, sunday and beyond. >> alex savidge is in the newsboom with some of the stories we're looking on. >> san francisco's public defender wants police to back off of certain arrests as the coronavirus continues to spread. we'll explain what he's asking of the police chief. also police in oakland are searching right now for a man who stole from an elderly woman. the surveillance video suggesting that he used a child to help him commit the crime. >> a look rat how concern over the coronavirus is impacting wine country. >> and a live look outside. we inch closer to the weekend. the best way to predict the future is to create it and change the world. here at abbvie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will be healthier... ...and happier, while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the present we wanted to live in.

he squares his shoulder, nimitz and macarthur and methodically slowly takes apart the japanese empire. two ships upper left, the arizona, folks. if you've not been to pearl harbor and gone to the temple, go. see the arizona. that is the start of world war ii. bottom right. that was the ship on which the surrender document of the japanese emperor was - what happened in the middle? chester nimitz happened in the middle. it is a great story of resilience, he never raises his voice, he builds teams. this is the kind of admiral you want. let's wrap it up with a few more admirals. i like admiral somewhat. he had a big personality, huge eyebrows. he was chief of naval operations. but not of technology. he didn't come up with the new devices. the innovation was reengineering the navy as - faced attention in race in the navy. the ways that help to bring us together. he was value driven every day of his life. he woke up saying what is the right thing to do? that is a good quality, any nuclear submariners? there must be one or 2. he pulled the navy into the nuclear age. he is iconoclastic, very

here it is 8:30, it is backed up still to the macarthur maze.teo bridge looking good. the south bay community commute also lighter we talk about that when we come back in a few moments. let's go back to the desk. >>> governor gavin newsom issued a new statewide policy for events that could draw large crowds. the advisory recommends canceling or postponing gatherings with more than 250 people. from now until the end of the month. he says smaller events have organizers making sure people can stay at least six feet apart. suggest people at higher risk should not attend events with more than 10 people and still maintain the six foot distance requirement. >>> a new summary of coronavirus cases nationwide, washington state has 366 confirmed cases of the coronavirus. followed by california that new york and massachusetts, only six states in the country with no confirmed cases . >>> a this morning, carnival cruise lines suspending operations of the princess cruises amid coronavirus outbreaks as the final 300 passengers on the grand princess cruiseship d

westbound 80 once you get past the crash, highway 4 to the macarthur maze, 23 minute drive. >>> everg has been in the green, but 101 is showing in the yellow from highway 85 to 680, 280 interchanges, a 12 minute drive for you. sam stamp bridge speaking up in the commute direction. you'll see a lot of brake lights there. once you get on that span, it looks like an 18 minute drive. the bay bridge toll plaza backed up, because the metering lights are on. once you get passed that area, an 11 minute drive across the span. here is weather with mary. >>> good wednesday morning. happy wednesday. halfway flew the workweek. we're doing it together. well, i want to slow you high def doppler because we had some very light showers push across the south bay. things have pretty much watched up. if you're heading out the door to work and school and you live in san jose, sunny vail, saratoga, palo alto, you could come across somebodies roadways from the showers earlier nis morning. widening this out, thousand is wrap around moisture from a low pressure system off the coast. i'll show you thousand in

first-degree murder of mia wilson, stabbed in the neck as she was getting off a bart train at the macarthur station in oakland in july 2018. video shown in court showed the gruesome stabbing caught on tape by bart security cameras. the jury also found cowell guilty of attempted murder for stabbing mia's sister latifah. lateifah wilson was in the courtroom and knew it was a good sign when she was told the jury had reached a verdict so quickly. >> it's overwhelming. happy that mia could rest at peace. >> it was like, into the courthouse, the verdict's in. my heart was fluttering, stomach was shaking. i was trying to eat, i couldn't eat no more, you know. we got here and i thank the good lord, you know, for his many blessings. >> reporter: our cameras caught this pretty remarkable moment, the family broke out in cheers outside of this courthouse in oakland when they chanted mia's name over and over again. you can see the happiness. but also a very bittersweet emotion on the faces of the family members of mia wilson. the jury also convicted cowell of the special circumstances of lying in wait,

train at the macarthur station in 2018. the jury also convicted cowell of attempted murder. ro a new settlement paves the way for north bay fire victims to have first priority when pg&e's fire agreement is finalized. fema filed a claim to be included in the bankruptcy settlement threatened to get in the way of the $13.5 billion relief fund for the fire victims. the new deal reduces their claim to $1 billion and victims will be paid first. the final deal still needs approval from the bankruptcy judge. >>> as of this week the uber car you see driving by in san francisco might not have a driver hyped the wheel because uber has resumed testing of its self-driving cars in parts of the city. all tests were stopped two years ago following a deadly accident in arizona. the operator was watching a video. uber has resumed testing in other cities with two operators sitting at the ready. all testing is being done during the daylight hours. and mike inouye is tracking our traffic situation, certainly not what we're seeing on our roadways yet. >> very light right now. there is one crash,

a lot of them they mostly fled to los angeles and settled a lot in the area around macarthur park. time period to him or early 80s, the sort of Ãba los angeles yet african american gangs, latino gangs, the salvadorans sell themselves at the bottom of the pecking order in this area. started to as they got swept up first they were banding together started in a group of stoner kids that smoke pot and listen to black metal music. as they started to get creative on the gains they circulated through the hall and came out looking like very much an american again. i think that's the first big misconception of the trump rhetoric messages that it's framed as something the u.s. imported from el salvador but really it's just sort of very american byproduct of the realities in los angeles. the war goes on until about 92 and 192 comes becomes a lot easier to make the case that people who don't have a regular immigration situation here are to be sent back if they want to follow the law, bill clinton starts the first mass deportation of salvadorans with criminal records and start sending back thes

and as i always do in these affairs, i will end with the words of douglas macarthur on the back of the missouri. "these proceedings are closed." tv,his is american history featuring events, interviews, archival films. txploring our nation's pas every weekend on c-span three. dermot turing talks about his book "x, y, and z." british ands how polar spies were able to decipher the german enigma code in wwii. >> good evening, everyone. welcome to the international spy museum. progxcited to introduce a turing. authoer dermot ofs the authoer of a number other books including alan turing and the bomb breakthrough. he is the nephew of the famous crypto analyst alan turing. orermot worked