those are a few the characteristics of a macarthur fellow.nt people working to build a better bay area are recognized as macarthur genius grant winners of 2021. >> what this class of fellas is doing in their own field is so important and gives me hope for the future. these are the people making the world a better place. i am enormously grateful to be counted among them. reporter: they will each receive 600 to a $5,000 to continue their work -- 600.5 thousand dollars to continue their work. >> reporter: he lost his sightr: but gained clear focus for what would become his life's work. as an adaptive researcher for amazon, he enables the blind and visually impaired through adaptive technology. >> accessibility for blind people means access to information. it is super important to make sure that technologies are easy to access, that they are inexpensive, open-source source, readily achievable. that is why what i do is research, invention and activism. reporter: he works to give parents of children with brain cancer that same hope. the grant will

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i wouldn't have received the macarthur award. it's because of the people on the ground living this situation who told me what was going on and i listened to them. i am very hopeful that that is how we will find solutions. >> i think that is the key message to me is being able to listen to people's experiences and share them with others and you took people to see what the conditions were on the ground and i think that was a lot of the power to very clearly illustrate it to people that might be able to help you do something about it. so thank you so much for your time. the book is quite optimistic especially given what it's about and how scary and horrifying some of them are. >> thank you for taking the time to read it and ask me these questions because at the end of the day i want people to read the book and be hopeful because whatever we do, we have to do it in a way that will have a positive impact on generations to come and i believe we can do that. "after words" is available as a podcast. to listen, visit c-span.org/podcast or

i would not have received the macarthur award. it was because of the people on the ground who are living in the situation told what is going on and i listened to them. >> host: . and i'm very, very hopeful that so we find solutions. >> host: i think that's the thing, that's the key message to me is that being able to listen to what people experiences are and share them with others, and you took people to actually see what the conditions were on the ground, and i think it was a lot of the power to very clearly illustrate it, to people who might be able to help you do something about it. so thank you so much for your time. the book is really, really, it's quite optimistic especially given what it is about and how scary and horrifying some of the scenes are. >> guest: thank you. thank you for taking the time to read it and asked me these questions here because at the end of the day i think we have to, i want people to be hopeful. .. >> visit c-span.org/podcast were sort "after words" on your podcast aye the app and watch this and all

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minutes later there was a second unrelated shooting near 68th avenue and macarthur boulevard.ied. at 5:30, three more were shot, one critically injured outside the fruitvale bart station. ama: a woman lost her life today in san francisco at the powell street train station. a call for help after someone was seeing being dragged by a train. reporter: bart dispatched an emergency at the powell street station in san francisco. >> a patron was dragged by the train. reporter: this east they resident was trying to go home when he saw a person caught on the train. >> he passed by my feet, and i could see him getting dragged down the platform. what is that? that was grotesque because all the way down the platform on that yellow bumpy portion, it was a bloodstain all the way down. reporter: he spoke to a man who was hysterical, and said the person was his girlfriend. i spoke to the bar director who represents the powell street station. >> we have investigators revealing -- investigators on the site immediately making sure all procedures were followed, and to try to understand what the c

. >> catherine flower the first thing i would like to say is a huge congratulations on your macarthur grab announced recently. >> thank you, thank you. >> yes and an amazing accomplishment and it has come out around the same time as this book which we are going to discuss today. just curious, you've been working in blount county for 20 years or so and what made now the right time for this book and what made you want to ride it? >> it's very interesting. i've always wanted to write a look and those who have known me for a very long time now that i've been talking about writing since i was in high school but this book just felt right for me to do it. actually i started writing it last year and had no idea of the events that were going to happen in 2020. i felt like 2020 was the year that this book needed to be out there and i had no idea that the historical gods would be in my favor in terms of making them receptive to audiences that may have been in another time. so i just felt that it was time to write and tell the story. >> what's the key message he wanted to convey and who is the ke

macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world.d.org. park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. and by therontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from laura debonis and scott nathan. and the charina endowment fund. >> the black boxes from the ethiopian crash have been recovered. >> it's the second disaster within five months involving the boeing 737 max. >> that's the same kind of aircraft that crashed back in october in indonesia. ♪ ♪ >> 157 people, including passengers and crew members on board, all are dead. ♪ ♪ >> the first thing you get to see at the site is a very big hole. and then to only imagine, this is the place that they were last alive. ♪ ♪ >> we learned that there were no survivors on the plane. and then our objective was to go and bring my daughter's body home. >> now, you're in close proximity, you're able to see the fine details, you're able to maybe think, these are personal effects belonged to carol, my sister, or my mom.

all within the same week, macarthur hoping to address this bipartisan infrastructure bill, the social spending package, as well as avoid a government shutdown and a debt default, all in this week. it is a lot of pressure going on all at once. there is a lot of competing interests happening. this is going to be one of the challenging problems that she has faced. host: let's go to calls and hear first from david in charleston, west virginia, democrats line. caller: thank you. i think that the bills they are passing that are thousands of pages long should be outlawed. you should not have a bill to come before congress or the house or the senate that is over 50 pages long because the rest of it is just throwing in everybody's fork and we don't need the fork. we need term limits on all of these idiots up there, just get rid of them. thank you. host: the particular length of bills in the amount of time members in their staff have to absorb them and read them. guest: but is often a challenging congress, where there is often very little time for lawmakers or their staff to observe what is in

she may be staying in the area of macarthur boulevard in oakland. she may possibly be the victim of human sex trafficking. she is from yuba county. my family says she suffers from miles -- mild autism and asperger's's and -- syndrome. building a better bay area. in covid headlines, covid says it is a time of days, not weeks before they submit data for federal authorization of a covid vaccine for children aged 5-11. a appeals judge is blocking new york city schools from enforcing a vaccine mended on employee set to go in effect tomorrow. in santa clara, the hospitalization rate of on accident -- under residence 23 times higher than those who receive the shots. over 80% have received one dose. alameda county held another round of covid vaccine clinics but only for those who have not received their initial doses. all three vaccines were available in union city. for now, those eligible call their physician's office or go to a local pharmacy. alameda county says they will have more information on booster shots at county run clinics soon . turning to new

the driver got off at macarthur boulevard. drove into emeryville using city streets. all three people started running. nearly abandoned vehicle. police believed the driver surrendered after he was standing on someone's porch. police also arrested another woman. abc news was there when they searched the abandoned car and found bags of cash. under the east bay chase started just as that one was ending. just before 2:00, police started chasing the car on higel. the car was used in three laptop and cell phone robberies last night. the driver stopped on the freeway, just past the tunnel. he and his passengers came out with their hands in the air. it shut down the freeway for a little while and made traffic a real mess, as you can see. president biden helping get a funding deal across home plate. his surprise appearance at a congressional baseball game. >> the promise of perks, pay, and flex ability. holiday hiring during the ongoing pandemic in the south bay. dan: an emotional journey from being un-housed to finding new beginnings in the bay. after my car accident, i wonde

she may be staying in the area of macarthur boulevard in oakland. she may possibly be the victim of human sex trafficking. she is from yuba county. my family says she suffers from miles -- mild autism and asperger's's and -- syndrome. they will hold sanction sideshows. as happened in oakland and are becoming a issue all over the bay area. the idea is to give them a place to do their tricks in a safe and controlled environment. sideshows have been growing larger and happening more frequently. santa rosa city leaders will formally submit proposals by the end of the month. one issue we focus on building a two better bay area. in covid headlines, covid says it is a time of days, not weeks before they submit data for federal authorization of a covid vaccine for children aged 5-11. a appeals judge is blocking new york city schools from enforcing a vaccine mended on employee set to go in effect tomorrow. in santa clara, the hospitalization rate of on accident -- under residence is 23 times higher than those who receive the shots. 88% have received one dose

she was last seen on macarthur boulevard near 72nd avenue around 3 in the afternoon wearing a turquoise had been yellow shirt. black pants holding a black purse and the shape of a box. if you have any info here, you're asked to call oakland police. to the north bay. now the city of santa rosa will pay nearly $10,000 in penalties to the state's workplace safety agency. it's part of a settlement over the death of a police detective due to covid complications. 43 year-old mary lou hamer died in march of last year after testing positive for covid cal osha investigating found the city did not have proper workplace safety measures in place. the agency initially sought $32,000 in penalties. but downgraded the fine after city officials argued that armour's death happened at a time when the nature of the virus was still unknown. >> on the peninsula. the city of millbrae will not be moving forward with a vaccine mandate. city council members say that the mandate would make it tough for businesses to get back on their feet after this past year. one resident says the county's high vaccination rate

the driver got off at macarthur boulevard. drove into emeryville using city streets. all three people started running. nearly abandoned vehicle. police believed the driver surrendered after he was standing on someone's porch. police also arrested another woman. abc news was there when they searched the abandoned car and found bags of cash. under the east bay chase started just as that one was ending. just before 2:00, police started chasing the car on highway 24 through the tunnel. the car was used in three laptop and cell phone robberies last night. the driver stopped on the freeway, just past the tunnel. he and his passengers came out with their hands in the air. it shut down the freeway for a little while and made traffic a real mess, as you can see. president biden helping get a funding deal across home plate. his surprise appearance at a congressional baseball game. >> the promise of perks, pay, and flex ability. holiday hiring during the ongoing pandemic in the south bay. dan: an emotional journey from being un-housed to finding new beginnings in the bay. who do

the recipient of the macarthur foundation award. born and raised in cincinnati ohio the nab afro-american studies from harvard university, and a women's studies for memory phd american studies university of minnesota. currently a professor of history at harvard also the director of the charles lawrence center for studies of american history. i'm not kidding when i say doctor miles is prolific author of six books, her first but ties that bind from the organization of american historians and american study association and the house on diamond hill one public history and the american society for ethnic history book prices. her novel was an award finalist. also public lecture series won the award for social history and the history of race relations from the organization of american and historians. but then the legacy award of nonfiction an american book award and the frederick douglass prize. we are all here to learn all that she carries which receives an outpouring of faith some of that comes from the back of the book and then to confr

. >> host: catherine flowers, first thing i'd like to say is huge congratulations on your macarthur grantnnounced pretty recently. >> guest: thank you. >> host: some amazing accomplishment and has come out around the same time as this book which we are going to discuss today. just curious, you've been working in lowndes county now for 20 years or so. what madeow

the driver eventually got off at macarthur boulevard in oakland, and drove into emeryville on city streetswo passengers hopped out and started running one woman was caught near the abandoned vehicle. another surrendered while standing on someone's balcony. police also arrested one woman. police were there -- abc 7 news were there as police searched the car and found a bag of cash in the street. larry: just before 2:00, police started chasing a car on highway 24 in berkeley through a tunnel. police say it was used in robberies last night. the driver stopped on the freeway just past the tunnel, and he and the passengers came out with hands up. this shut down the freeway for a little while and made traffic to contra costa county a huge mess, but it is getting better now. with that, good afternoon and thank you for joining us, i am larry beil. kristen: and i am kristen sze. you are watching abc 7 news at 5:00 on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. kristen: you are watching "getting answers" live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. larry: wildfires are certainly a big problem a

you can see a highway 24 even head back down, toward the macarthur the eastbound direction also backed up that way. but hopefully it will start clearing up soon. we have a crew headed to the scene. we'll bring you more information as soon as it comes into our newsroom. >> also on the east bay police boost patrols at livermore high school today. this after a student, there was arrested for allegedly threatening to harm someone on campus today, kron four's maureen kelly tells us that word of the threat was brought to the attention of authorities by some of the suspects fellow classmates. >> because the suspect is a high school student and under 18. a lot of the details are being kept under wraps here at the livermore police department. the school district superintendent tells me this all came to a head on wednesday evening when 3 other students at livermore high school came forward with some disturbing information may came to a few students attention. >> that one of their classmates as making time alarming comments, possibly threatening about hurting someone at school. and so they did ex

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freeway heading from gilman street and the racetrack all the way across to berkeley and into the macarthur maze. you have a lot of company out there. clear sailing across the bay bridge into san francisco. this is kathy oakland coliseum. -- this is the oakland coliseum. roadwork is scheduled to be picked up later this morning on 242 through concorde. i'm not seeing any slow traffic that area now. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone. that's half the price... ...for one line of unlimited 5g smartphone data ...plus a free samsung galaxy 5g when you switch and trade-in. all with the power of the t-mobile 5g network. rule your day with 5g. only at metro by t-mobile. reggie: the caldor fire burning closer to self lake tahoe,

west bound 80, highway 4 to macarthur maze, 28 minutes. 6:58. this is wild.ing from a woman whose ring saved her from a bullet. >> she was folding laundry in her home last winter. all of a sudden she looked down and the ring on her finger had seemingly exploded. turns out a group of teens was firing shots out of a car window. one went through the wall of her house and grazed on the ring on her finger. >> there was a sudden pressure in my hand. it's crazy that the ring from a hawaii vendor kind of of saved my hand. >> the woman worked with deputies who were able to use the ring as evidence to arrest one of the teens. the sheriff says it is one of the most interesting pieces of evidence they've ever come across. >> just a ring she bought on vacation. >> in hawaii. >> that's incredible. >> i would have went right to church after that and said thank you. that is a testimony. >>> news continues all day on cbsn bay area. >> cbs mornings is next. check out our new 3:00 p.m. newscast with allen martin every weekday before evening news with norah o'donnell at 3:30. tu

do we really think general macarthur or bradley or marshall or eisenhower would have put up for a secondwith the ineptitude of millie, austin and centcom commander mackenzie? of course not. if austin had been in charge of the insulating north korea would control the entire korean peninsula. if reagan asked billy to save granada granada would have been in human hands today. if these clowns had been in charge of the cold war, he would be running the whole world by now. the point is not just about afghanistan. we need and our troops deserve a functional military led by competent men and women to take on the biggest threats we face. china is committing genocide, threatening or military dominance everywhere and if millie and austin can't figure out how to secure an airport how will they secure it i? that is the angle. joining me now is retired brigadier general john boldi see who is calling on austin and millie to resign. your call for them to step down came before they showed up at the podium today. did anything either of them said make you regret signing that letter? >> no, absolutely not,

macarthur because he felt that macarthur was undermining his foreign policy initiatives. should resign. stuart: at the end of the day, do you think we will get resignations from general milley and from mr. blinken, secretary of state and maybe even from the defense secretary. at the end of the day do you expect to see resignations at that level? >> i would imagine that you're going to see, somebody is going to resign because this whole afghanistan thing, leave the china thing out, the whole afghanistan thing requires accountability. because, as we go further we're going to find out even more as this opens up and so, i would imagine blinken resigns. i would imagine milley resigns. because they cannot allow, the democrats can't allow biden to take all the heat on this because you see his approval ratings are dropping like a stone. so there will be a political consideration and there will be some political scapegoating. that it is not unwarranted that these folks resign but this will be done largely to protect joe biden. stuart: congressman, could you bring us up to speed on

a rare conservative or a rare tradition us will flip, macarthur type, patent type, eisenhower type. but for the most part, you have to buy in, do you not to this woke joke of a approach to the military life and military order. >> you you absolutely have to buy in and if you don't buy into your time as general will be short-lived. those that slip by into the one star ranks that don't want to play this game are far and few between. and you are absolutely right. and that is, in essence, the problem at the senior military levels. they have become politicians, career politicians in the military. >> laura: but general, milley made a big show of the stand-down along with a stand-down in the military because, you know, a handful of military people walk to the capital. i don't know if any of them walked down, but they really put that at the center of their concerns about january 6th that there might have been members the military, there were members of the military that formed the military who were there and shouldn't have been there. okay, let's take that at face value. what is he doing? by

rosenberg was last seen on wednesday afternoon on macarthur boulevard near 73rd avenue. the 23 year old was wearing a turquoise headband, yellow shirt, black pants and holding a black purse. she is five ft eight inches £125 and has brown hair and brown eyes. vcr. you're asked to call police. well this week alone, three mail carriers have been robbed in the east pain and all all these cases rather, the thieves are going after mailbox keys we're learning now. and ktvu zambelli joins us live from oakland. with how the usps is investigating these cases, amber. andre the postal inspector tells me the robbery of can't mail carriers used to be rare, but that he's seen a spike during the pandemic, and that since saturday there have been four cases in the east bay alone. in less than a week. there have been three robberies of mail carriers and one attempt three cases in oakland one in berkeley. the most recent robbery in this east oakland neighborhood wednesday afternoon, postal inspector matthew norfleet tells me three women jumped out of a dark colored four door vehicle and con

right in the macarthur maze. we have the left lane blocked. a busy ride going in. westbound 580 and onto 880. live look here at the bay bridge toll plaza. give yourself extra time looking at a 31 minute travel time from the maze over to 101. you will tack on a few extra minutes of the coming of the east shore freeway. >>> hours ago, the cdc director overruled her agency's own advice by over to the booster shot. >>> it's been a bumpy road with a booster shot. justin andrews is live in walnut creek with more on the surprising move. >> reporter: it is a pretty unusual move from the director but her decision aligned cdc policy with the fda endorsement. want to give you a timeline to help you see where we got to this point. the pfizer booster shot for people 65 and up. those at high risk of severe disease and people with a higher risk because of the jobs. thursday, the cdc vaccine advisers meant to talk about how that implementation, how the fda authorization overwhelmingly recommended boosters for people 65 and up voted on boosters for those in long-term care facilitie

macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from koo and patricia yuen and suzanne and mark colodny. >> if you're just joining us, you probably already know the world trade center towers, the twin towers, the new york landmarks, have collapsed and are gone. >> narrator: 9/11. >> this is huge, this is huge. >> narrator: america attacked. >> claire, let me interrupt you for a second, we now have fire confirmed at the pentagon. >> narrator: in washington, d.c., fear. >> the state department has now been evacuated, the white house has been evacuated, the capitol has been evacuated... >> this is just not the place to be. >> narrator: the u.s. capito a target. >> the american public was really not prepared for the idea of an attack on american soil. >> it is surrealistic, but at the same time, it is one of the darkes

because you make those terms and it is slick so use extra caution. 5:41 this morning, back towards the macarthurcity side of things, cleared, but slow traffic, at least a 15 minute delay behind the metering lights headed into san francisco. my name is on the front. but... i am more proud of the back. siggis: 40% less sugar, and more protein than the leading greek yogurt. -- police death if it was intentional or an accident they set the debts appear to be suspicious. northwestern university outside of chicago has suspended all fraternity activities after alleged drug gangs at two houses. protesters gathered outside the university -- the fraternity houses last night. -- a separate but similar report on friday. fraternity social activities and recruitment events are on hold until next month while the school investigates. reggie: the former stanford ceiling coach, the first charged in the varsity blues college admissions scandal, is releasing a book tomorrow. he says he did nothing wrong in his new book "r justice." he is wrapping up his sentence. he remembers sentencing day and the things said abou

you will find some brake lights into downtown oakland and macarthur maze, where metering lights are onthe bay bridge. we have a stall off to the right hand shoulder here on westbound watch road near chicago. a 40 minute drive time from antioch into concord. we will be right with more traffic, but first, here's reggie. reggie: here's how not to drive. look at this person in australia -- whoa. took a left turn a little too fast. luckily, ended up missing everything in its path -- that is, until it made it across all the lanes of traffic and crashed into a business on the others of the street. both she and a younger child suffered non-life-threatening injuries. they were wearing seatbelts at the time. >> 3, 2, 1, 0 release. . engines at full thrust. jobina: it doesn't look as as dramatic as other launches may be, but that's nasa's rocket launch from bannon bird in santa barbara county. the satellite is being carried into orbit to help monitor climate change, which we all need. reggie: and simone biles is taking her talents to san francisco tonight. jobina: and andrew wiggins of the warrio

minutes later there was a second unrelated shooting near 60 8th avenue and macarthur boulevard.eople died there. at about 5:30, three more people were shot, one critically hurt on east 12th street outside of the fruitvale station. one person was found in the garage. kumasi: apple is getting ready to unveil more products. it is holding an event at 10:00 this morning as apple is releasing a critical security update to fix a software issue. he could allow hackers to access your phone and other devices called a zero click exploit since you do not even need to clink on a link or any file to trigger this. the fault was exploited to spyware on a saudi arabian activist's solar -- phone. experts tell abc 7 news that you should not be worried because they might not be targeting you specifically but you should still update your devices. >> you are not being targeted, i am not being targeted because in this case, we are not the targets of the saudi arabian government, but it is still a good idea. kumasi: apple is expected to unveil new iphones, a watch and more later this morning. mike: we

she was last seen on macarthur boulevard near 72nd avenue. she was wearing a turquoise headband yellow shirt, black pants and holding a black purse in the shape of a box. if you have any information about her whereabouts. you are asked to contact oakland police. >> police are bolstering security in our nation's capitol tonight after threats of violence at tomorrow's far right justice for j 6 rally as it's being called demonstrators are calling for justice for those who were jailed in connection to the capitol january. 6 riot capitol police chief tom manger says his agency expects a peaceful demonstration. but considering their some online chatter. more officers in around a 100 unarmed national guard troops. we'll be on call. the last 8 months. the leadership of the u.s. capitol police department has been preparing working to ensure that we don't have a repeat of january 6. about 700 people are expected to rally at the capitol tomorrow. a northern california woman has been sentenced to 3 years probation for her role in the january 6 riot at th

sky sevens shows this car driving in circles, hitting two cars eventually getting off on macarthur boulevard in oakland and drove into emeryville. then all three hopped out and started running. the police caught one woman near the abandoned vehicle. the man believed to be the driver surrendered standing on someone's porch. the police arrested another woman. abc 7 news was there when police searched the abandoned car and recovered bags of cash. reggie: three others are under arrest and another chase that started as that one was ending. just before 2:00 yesterday afternoon, the police started chasing a car on highway 24 through the caldecott tunnel. the car was using three -- was used in three laptop and cell phone robberies the day before. he and his two passengers came up with their hands up. kumasi: if you live in livermore, mandatory water restrictions are in effect. the city council approved a stage to water shortage emergency meaning all landscaping irrigation is limited to a maximum of three times a week and you cannot use sprinklers from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. the goal is to reduce wat

. >> klinger, the one thing that general macarthur may not understand is a flower girl with a 5 o'clockso this constant debate about morality. why are we here? how are we treating these people? how are we treating each other? >> i hope this guy doesn't mind ignoring orders by living. >> then at the end of the third season -- >> radar, put a mask on. >> gary bergoff walks in and says -- >> henry blake's plane -- was shot down -- over the sea of japan. there were no survivors. >> that moment is pure honesty. >> i have trouble telling that story 40 years later. >> i just never even think of it as a sitcom. you know, it just was -- it was "m.a.s.h." >> "m.a.s.h." really blew up what a workplace sitcom could be. there was death. there was sorrow. there was really a mixing of genre that was groundbreaking. >> it was the first dromedy in prime time television. >> that's gunfire. it's 2:30 in the morning. >> maybe there's an after-hours war around here. >> "m.a.s.h." lasted 11 seasons. >> if we didn't have such a terrific union here, i'd put in my two-week notice. but i'm too weak. >> february

they are stacked back now to the macarthur maze for 15 minute backup.ighway 87, approaching the airport. julian and the shark tank, you are moving well both directions here. slow and go over the ultimate pass. that is pretty typical. we had an accident south 680 with a car on that side off to the right-hand side. emergency crews are also on southbound 680. you can see traffic stacking up toward pleasanton and burnout. avoid that if you can. we will be back with more news, traffic, and whether in just a bit. sorry, it's mike. mike: we threw you a curve there. they flipped us because we have something special at the end of the weather to show you. it is cloudy out there, a little mist in the air over san francisco. temperatures pretty much in thet 50's to near 60. pittsburgh at 60. we have 56 in san francisco. you can see the cloud cover is definitely more widespread. there has been a little bit of flog -- of fog over nevada. that is our biggest area of fog. the drive into the higher elevations you will drive into the marine layer clouds. faster breezes a

. >> host: catherine flowers, first thing i would i we is huge congratulations on your macarthur grabnced pretty recently. >> guest: thank you. >> host: yes. an amazing accomplishment a

that was macarthur allied commander for the occupation of japan free commander in admiral halsey broughtutherland aboard. the 20 minute sermon is to take place. it's december 2, 1945. as supreme commander of the allied powers i announce in the tradition of the countries they represent to proceed in the discharge of my responsibilities with justice and tolerance while taking all necessary dispositions to ensure the terms of surrender are fully, promptly and faithfully complied with. i now invite the representatives of the emperor of japan and the japanese government and the japanese imperial general headquarters to sign the instrument of surrender at the places indicated. >> he comes to the surrender table. these first pictures were made by israel correspondent and specially flown back from tokyo. the time is 9:05 a.m.. the japanese have been on board exactly 10 minutes. our next speaker is tom at mellon. enwho came home to fight as confederate soldiers actually won the colin coddington literary award . we are pleased to be at the unveiling of his newest release which is armistead

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that was macarthur allied commander for the occupation of japan free commander in admiral halsey broughtand aboard. the 20 minute sermon is to take place. it's december 2, 1945. as supreme commander of the allied powers i announce in the tradition of the countries they represent to proceed in the discharge of my responsibilities with justice and tolerance while taking all necessary dispositions to ensure the terms of surrender are fully, promptly and faithfully complied with. i now invite the representatives of the emperor of japan and the japanese government and the japanese imperial general headquarters to sign the instrument of surrender at the places indicated. >> he comes to the surrender table. these first pictures were made by israel correspondent and specially flown back from tokyo. the time is 9:05 a.m.. the japanese have been on board exactly 10 minutes. our next speaker is tom at mellon. he is a lifelong student of history of the civil war. up until this year yet

things look better past this as you approach the macarthur maze but you will have to do with brake lights. the metering lights have been turned on at the bay bridge and traffic is stacking up a bit as you head near the toll plaza area. we start to see some like us conditions off the shore freeway as well as well as westbound 580. the ride on 580 is busy. the travel time is 46 minutes to go from 205 toward 680. if you're taking highway 80 give yourself 15 minutes. south bay, no crashes to report. but you travel time along northbound from about 37 minutes. if you're commuting out of antioch, things are getting crowded. 38 minutes to go from antioch toward the east shore freeway. >>> a firefighters best friend. meet the dogs on the fire line.>>> why some bay area buyers say the pandemic help them find their dream homes. >>> crews battling the dixie fire have spent an exhausting eight weeks on the fire lines and now it is flaring up again. >> earlier this week they got a welcome distraction. the group brought some much- needed therapy dogs. firefighters say after working long shifts away from

macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just world.ith the ongoing support of these institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: no electricity, no water, no air conditioning, and a shortage of gasoline. that is what hundreds of thousands of residents of southeast louisiana are still racing tonight, three days after hurricane ida leveled much of the area. and what president biden will see for himself when he visits on friday. more than a million are without power, and there are at least seven storm-related deaths across three states. our "newshour" communities reporter, who is based in new orleans, begins our coverage. >> i have never seen this place like this. never. >> here lies the twisted pilot debris, the neighborhood he has lived on for 35 years is in shambles. >> i grew up through hurricane andrew is a little boy, and this right here was just, like, wow. >> he had planned on hunkering down in his trailer wh

of course, so no problems you're looking at about 13 minutes from the macarthur maze down on to fremontre. let's go to the san mateo bridge. it has picked up as far as the eastbound direction, those of the headlights but still plenty of space between the cars. here's the golden gate bridge. it's picked up as well. no problems to about 20 minutes from nevado into the city and then the richmond sandra fell bridge i owed assume still very light about headlights heading towards the toll plaza. obviously this is a much lighter day being a three-day weekend for the majority of americans. the giants waking up this morning. they're on the road, but they are waking up in first place best record in all of baseball after beating the la dodgers 2 out of 3 times over the weekend. let's get to the highlights out at oracle park in the first inning brandon belt in the first pitch. >> he goes yard to the deepest part of the park. >> that is belts. 21st homer of the season. plus the giants up one to nothing in the second inning. stephen. >> dew tour gets a base hit into the right field corner bringing 2

macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world.information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the biden administration today announced a new step to try to ease the massive global inequity around access to life-saving covid vaccines. the president announced that the u.s. would purchase an additional 500 million doses from pfizer, and donate it to oth nations. >> it brgs our total commitment of donated vaccines to over 1.1 billion vaccines to be donated. put another way, for every one shot we've administered to date in america, we've now committed to do three shots to the rest of the world. as we do so, we should unite around the world on a few principles: that we commit to donating, not selling-- donating, not selling-- doses to low and lower income countries, and, that those donations come with no political strings attached. >> woodruff: now we turn to william brangham, who has more on this, and several other

the driver eventually got off at macarthur boulevard in oakland and drove into emeryville using citytreets. then come all three people hopped out and started running. police caught one woman knew the abandoned vehicle. a man believed to be the driver surrendered as he was standing on summons porch. police also arrested another woman. abc 7 news was there when police searched the abandoned car and recovered bags of cash. kumasi: that was dan ashley reporting. into something no young student should be having to go through, but is forcing 600 kids to go back to virtual learning. an emergency health concern at two oakland elementary schools that is not related to covid. reggie: significant losses of giant sequoias. scientists with new numbers this morning on the sierra wildfires into lasting damage. mike: some of us may be joining from santa rosa. 3.4 earthquake, i will show you that coming up after the break. here's look at the coliseum where the winds are blowing out of the east, that means warm weather is on the way. i'll give you the latest details on that who doesn't like more? and

leaders in the world, the greatest generals of all time, look at patton and eisenhower and douglas macarthur, do you think they would be impressed by milley? you think they would be impressed by a guy who was literally beaten by the taliban when we are the greatest military fighting machine in the worldth and what does that do in the eyes of every country on the world? what does that do in the eyes of the russian and the north koreans and the chinese and many of our adversaries around the world? it is such an embarrassing defeat, you told me you literally can't beat a primitive, underfunded army, and you're supposed to go against these sophisticated countries around the world? >> sean: and if your father lied like joe biden has lied and got caught flat out lying, thera would've been a thousand calls for impeachment already. joe biden lied about -- go ahead. >> joe biden lied and he got 13 incredible people killed over there and now you look at the taliban. you know what the taliban did today? they cannot sit guess what, women, girls come you're not allowed to go to college in kabul and you'r

she was last seen on macarthur boulevard near 72nd avenue around 00:00pm in the afternoon wednesday. she was wearing a turquoise headband. the yellow shirt, black pants holding a black purse that was shaped like a box. if you have any info on this case. you're asked to call oakland police. missing for more than 2 weeks and still no sign of 22 year-old gabby potato. she vanished on cross country road trip with her fiance. brian laundry. well, investigators gave an update today saying that laundry sister has talked to police about the situation. >> reporter brian entin has more on that conversation. >> and the police now say they've received more than 1000 tips connected to the disappearance of gabby petito, but still no sign of the 22 year-old. certainly there's been progress throughout the last 24 hours. >> and you know. i don't know that we're to the point that we've got it. >> solved by any means. gabby stepped out and family members are in wyoming organizing a ground search in a massive area near grand teton national park and law enforcement confirms they are looking into a possib

traffic looking at about 13 minutes when the macarthur maze into san francisco from there.'s go to the san mateo bridge. i know you wish this was like this every day for monday, but this being labor day traffic is very light. no problems east or westbound. so enjoy your three-day weekend, everybody. pour yourself. a cup of coffee. we will inform you. here's the golden gate bridge here's what we're used to seeing fog night. the bay bridge. but here and you won't have any problems into the city richmond sandra fell bridge. no problems in either direction at all its traffic light day for this three-day holiday weekend. the giants. they are in first place actually wore orange for the giants after they beat the los angeles dodgers over the weekend in a three-game series. >> let's get to the highlights at the old ballpark in the first inning. >> brandon belt swings on the first pitch before your hot dog got cold. the giants were already up one nothing. >> that is belts. 21st homer of the season and puts the giants up by one in the second inning. stephen dodger gets a base hit int