what about macarthur and roosevelt? what was their relationship at this point? well, there was a lot of talk in the republican party about nominating macarthur for president in 1944, and he didn't he didn't do anything actively to promote that but he did absolutely nothing to prevent it. i think he thought if the country called him he's a soldier he will do his duty and if they call him to the highest office, of course, he would go roosevelt knew that he was a dangerous man and a lot of ways macarthur was a very difficult personality. we could have a whole conference on him, but this is about lincoln not about macarthur so so i will go on from that but one of the things that roosevelt did at this meeting in this room with that palpable tension, not only between him and macarthur but between macarthur and nimitz to a certain extent is that he managed that so deftly that there was no confrontation no voices raised not even any contradiction and and layheu who kept a diary and wrote carry that night that he was astonished at the president's ability to maintain a de

macarthur was a very difficult personality.could have a whole conference on him but this is about lincoln not macarthritisering so i'll go on from that but one of the things roosevelt did at this meeting in this room, with that palpable tension not only between him and macarthur but macarthur and nimitz to an extent he managed that so deftly, there was no confrontation, no voices raised and lahue who kept a diary was astonished at the president's ability to maintain a degree of decorum, cooperativeness even amongst those four individuals who perhaps in other circumstances would have drawn their knives. >> and as all of the top brass ultimately learned in both centuries, the commander in chief is is the boss. and let's see what we have before us. this is a passing shot, a placeholder. i do want to spend some time about the families of each man and here, of course, is mary lincoln and eleanor roosevelt. and a picture of the couples, the one of lincoln and mary in this case is composite, they never posed for photograph together, i

they have shut down 580 from macarthur to high street. we do have a reporter going to the scene and we will have the latest at 6:00. in the meantime, the vietnamese community celebrating the opening of a new health center. >> it is the first of its kind in the country. city leaders and community members were on hand for this morning's grand opening of the vietnamese american service center on center road. health services include dental care, medical laboratories and mental health facilities. patients can get blood tests, vaccinations, and other procedures. >> south korea and china top the list of countries where it is most expensive to raise a child from birth to age 18 following south korea and china is italy, with the u.s. in the middle of the top 14 between germany and japan. this comes from the investment firm jeffries and researchers say a big part of the cost in china has to do with the fact that preschool services had been mostly private until recently. >> you would think we would rate high because of our great weather here in that

that's the westbound stream of headlights heading into the macarthur maze. but we did not see it although chp is reporting it. we will check back in in a bit. we have meter lights on bud light conditions at the bay bridge toll plaza. san francisco, lots at 5, 50 5:54. looking good except in san jose where we have a major road closure. it's a thoroughfare, the bonnyview expressway is closed at north first during -- due to a fatal accident overnight. you can take his anchor to tremble to get around this. >> not something you see every day. a moon of mars shaped like a potato was captured in eclipse and the sun using nasa's mars perseverance rover. the moon is named phobos, and is 157 times smaller than our moon. this is the most zoomed in highest resolution photo of a phobos solar eclipse from the surface of mars. bill murray facing new allegations halting reduction of his upcoming film. plus, chilling with polar bears. how a new nature documentary is taking you closer than ever before. as we had to break, a live look we hit the bike trails every weekend shing

oakland police say it happened around 1 o'clock this morning on macarthur boulevard. the driver of the car was taken to a nearby hospital. his name is not being released while officials trying to get in touch with his family. and investigators believe there was a passenger in the who they say ran from the scene. there's no word yet on what caused this crash or if drugs or alcohol played a factor. oakland police are also investigating a shooting that happened on macarthur boulevard last night. police got reports of gunfire around 11, 30 and when they arrived on scene, they say they found a 41 year-old person from oakland who had been shot several times. they were pronounced dead at the scene. apno further information about the victim is being released until their family has been contacted. no arrests have been made so far. >> electronics store best buy has agreed to pay nearly $200,000 after the epa says the company violated federal law that spies accused of selling disinfectant wipes at its union city store that were unregistered and misbranded. the epa considers any

it happened three cars in front of him as he was passing the macarthur boulevard exit and oakland around 3 49. pm and my first thought is number one. i've got two little boys in the back seat. i don't want to be in the line of fire of this, so i'm trying to back off the apparent gunfire echoing through a nearby neighborhood. it was like david , or deli at home at the time hearing what he says sounded like 20, or more shots being fired in a matter of seconds. so i kind of like, you know, hit behind the post a little bit just in case. you know, there's some cross action once he got to the interstate, he saw chp officers flooding the area. officers closing all westbound lanes for hours and diverting traffic off at the macarthur boulevard exit. chp spending much of the afternoon collecting evidence along the roadway, and i even told one of the chp officers that there's that must have been automatic gunfire because there was a lot of bullets being shed in less than three seconds. the apparent interstate gunfire just the latest in a series of similar incidents to hit the bay area. the recent g

by truman was a very good one for what macarthur did? and in 1945 as concentration camps for being liberated. what was the overall feeling from america and other ally countries when they saw the horror and devastation of what was in these camps, you know, it's interesting. is that some of the major newspapers? started in april 45 started reporting on these discovered death camps. and by the way, is that when you think of europe you think you know about world war two you think about triplinka you think of auschwitz something there were dozens of nazi death camps all over europe all over poland hungry germany, there were dozens of them. it wasn't just the big one. so ones that get the notoriety there were little ones too americans were so war weary after it and it was it was a crime so big and so monstrous a lot of people in didn't believe it just didn't have enough information. they just couldn't comprehend of it, but the major newspaper so say before would report on for instance new york times reported on the discovery of auschwitz, but

if you are headed to the macarthur maze, you are stacked up. busy on the east shore. a live look near ashby at the bay bridge. metering lights are on and staying slow. >>> two ways to think about today's first alert forecast. there is the rain now and then the more impactful chance later this afternoon. that's why we issued first alert forecast today, to draw focus and attention to the possibility this afternoon for isolated thunderstorms, small hail, brief downpours. look what's going on in the tri valley. there is another stationary line of rain that's hung up over 680 and 580 like we did day before yesterday. we get a break over the next hours before that point in the day. that is early afternoon and that is when a separate batch of energy comes into the bay area that provides for isolated thunderstorms. that's what we will focus on. that's why we've got the red box on there to highlight this afternoon as a first alert day. tomorrow it's a few left over showers. look at the weekend, sunny and mid to upper 70s. >>> britain's queen elizabeth ii celebrating her 96th b

s. missouri general. macarthur and admiral nimitz signed on behalf of the usa the tokyo tribunal soon follows the trial of japanese war criminals. america behaved as if it owned the courtroom after all, japan was in its hands with the hoa america unless she hi norma, tanya. let her good. there are a maker thomas summer. nealon jayla goes okay, america. debra new and you ah ah, the took you tribunal began on may the 3rd 1946 by this time churchill had already delivered his sinew as of peace speech that heralded the cold war. and the tokyo tribunal became an arena, revealed confrontation between the u. s. great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 7. $31.00 ended detachments despite soviet demands the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes and cold war. and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to 2 military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah and to fort dietrich and maryland. which to this day remains the headquarters for the

oakland police say that it happened around 1 o'clock this morning on macarthur boulevard, the driver of the car was taken to a nearby hospital. his name is not being released while officials try to get in touch with his family. investigators believe there was a passenger in the car who they believe ran from the scene. there's no word yet on what caused this crash or if drugs or alcohol played a factor. >> oakland police are also investigating a shooting that happened on macarthur boulevard last night. police got reports of gunfire around 11, 30 and when they arrived on scene, they say they found a 41 year-old from oakland who had been shot several times. they were pronounced dead at the scene. no information about the victim is being released until their family has been contacted and no arrests have been made. >> new research reveals startling statistics showing guns were the leading cause of death among children in 2020 researchers looked at cdc data and found more than 4300 children died of gun-related injuries that year. homicides making up the majority of the deaths among childre

readers to fix license plate readers will replace the initial ones at the macarthur bart station. supporters of the new technology say the license plate readers are becoming universal. one writer says it's about time bark, move forward with the idea this is important. >>and it's overdue. we've been putting this for quite a while. people don't often think about it. but now when you drive over >>the bridge is here in the bay area. automated license plate reading is an option that people can use to pay for. >>tolls. now there's been concerns about where the information of the license plate readers is stored. but board members say they have worked with privacy advocacy groups on those concerns in the newsroom. camila barco kron. 4 news. >>a new poll from the bay area council shows more people are struggling to find a place to live surveyed. people listed that the shortage available housing, homelessness and crime among the main reasons and nearly half of respondents said they considered leaving the bay area because of how much it costs to live here. >>we've made some progress in recen

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darren: there were a number of foundations that would have done this. , kellogg, macarthur, doris duke, but the bigger message was that we needed to do more than simply going by the irs minimum 5% payout. at a time of covid when we had more money than ever, it was not morally defensible to spend 5%. david: let's talk about george floyd. you lived through the civil rights revolution in the 60's, and we have the post-civil rights efforts in the 70's and 80's. it was not until george floyd was murdered that some people took seriously the discrimination that africans americans faced. is it your perception that church floyd had an incredible -- george floyd had an incredible impact? darren: we were all at home as a country. secondly, this was fully videotaped from the moment he was put on the ground to his last breath. it was photographed. it was videotaped. the perpetrator was fully aware that he was killing someone and clearly assumed he could do that with impunity. that is what the average american found so appalling and so antithetical to our values as a people. it had a huge impact, fa

witness describing this suv that they say were shot up in the westbound lanes of interstate 580, near macarthur boulevard and oakland, just before 4 p.m. on sunday. jonah friedman says he saw the whole thing with his five-year-old and seven-year-old sons in the backseat. the three were on their way back home from minigolf. he says an -- a shooter open fire on this suv from another one in >> front of them in the fast lane. >>it looked like he had to semiautomatic weapons. i was over in the fast lane. he just completely unloads, it seemed like an entire clip. i remember very clearly seeing shells hitting the ground. reporter: chp then closed the interstate and spent hours both on the highway and on the shoulder looking for evidence. as for the injuries, scanner traffic from both the fire department and chp said this. >> we have two multiple gunshot wounds. reporter: officers won't say anything more about injuries or the extent of them. neighbors say shootings like this are becoming way too common. >> this is not a good sign. standing in my driveway, about to take off on my motorcycle, the next th

oakland police say it happened around one this morning on macarthur boulevard. the driver of the car was taken to a nearby hospital. his name is not being released. while officials are trying to get in touch with his family. investigators believe there was a passenger in the car who they believe ran from the scene. there's no word yet on what caused this crash or if drugs or alcohol played a factor. oakland police are also investigating a shooting that happened on macarthur boulevard last night. police got reports of gunfire around 11, 30 when they arrived on scene. they say they found a 41 year-old person from oakland who had been shot several times. they were pronounced dead at the scene. no information about the victim is being released until their family has been contacted. no arrests have been made so far either. >> it's time now to get a first look at your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look over san francisco tonight. all the lights shining and it is a clear one out there. yeah, really. nice night. >> kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joining us. a l

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that launched at the macarthur bart station and that plan was so successful board members approved a contract yesterday. >> to expand the plate readers now to fixed license plate readers will replace the initial once at the macarthur bart station and supporters for this say that this is overdue and make it can make the process way easier for riders. >> so i think this technology to help. in power people of all different subsets of the community. to be able to better their parking payment needs. >> now there's been some privacy concerns about where the information from the license plates are stored. but darya james, during that meeting yesterday, board members say that they have worked with privacy advocacy groups on those concerns. back to you guys. >> all right. thanks, camila and well, san francisco's looking the hospitals right now than unsettling future after state and federal regulators pulled the plug on funding and that city leaders are scrambling to try to figure out what they're going to do. the center for medicare and medicaid services. they're called cms. they just announc

. >> right now 580 has been shutdown from macarthur the high street while they investigate a possibleay shooting. here is a live look right now and you can see there are at least two cars involved. one clearly has a shattered window and there appears to be bullet holes on both sides of the car. >> they said it happened just before four clock this afternoon at the intersection of 580 and highway 13. >> the closure is creating a huge backup and traffic is being diverted onto highway 13. they are asking drivers to avoid the area and they are not saying how long westbound 580 fire burned close to homes. you can see this video of the flames burning in very dry brush. it broke out on the slopes between homes on the intersection of bell crest avenue and longview drive. our cameras got this video of

officers say the girl was found on 68th avenue between foothill and macarthur boulevards.e she died. no other details have been released, but police are asking anyone with information to please contact them. time is now 5 15 an incredible rescue mission in the oakland hills over the weekend, search teams found that at risk 85 year old men who had been missing for five days, chp helicopter crew rescued alfonso archi iga from a wooded area. he was spotted yesterday afternoon by the oakland fire department and the alameda county search and rescue team. he was last seen last tuesday, walking away from an area near lake chabot regional park. his family says he has alzheimer's mr archie eagle was hoisted in a rescue harness up to the helicopter. and then flown to a hospital to be exact. well firefighters in daily sydney spent the night closely watching a brush fire. this video posted the citizen app shows how people living near longview and bell crest started seeing smoke late yesterday afternoon. two acres of vegetation burned before the fire fighters put these flames out. the

he had patton, and he had marshall, and macarthur, bradley, so many other superb military lead evers. he didn't interfere. he would meet with them and ask questions of them. he didn't interfere. he let them conduct the war as they saw fit. that was the brilliance of him conducting the war in world war ii. for all intents and purposes he was not just president of the united states during world war ii. he was president of the worlds. we were not only supplying the u.s. servicemen, but we were supplying the british servicemen, and the soviet servicemen. we were sending them foodstuffs and material, and uniforms and things. whatever they needed, we were supplying them. so he was running a global war. he was kind the varsity operator and churchill and, the sao were what junior varsity. i know that tsao conducted a massive campaign from the east and many, many russians died results. but he was still -- in terms of supply and demand he was still a junior varsity operator compared to churchill -- compared to roosevelt, excuse me. >> you just said that roosevelt was president of the world. i s

now, this idea started back a few years ago under a pilot program that launched at the macarthur bart station. and that plan was so successful that yesterday board members approved a contract to expand the plate. readers to fix license plate readers will replace the initial ones at the macarthur bart station and more cameras are also planned to be installed. the details on where those will be located. haven't been given out yet. now, one of bart's board of directors says that this is going to enforce parking, but also address crime. >> the number one source of crime prove it's over in the parking garage. >> and here we have. >> the deployment of a mechanism which not only addresses our ability to collect parking revenue. >> i also. was able to tell the public that were interesting crime. >> and daryn, james, there's been some privacy concerns about where the information from the license plate numbers go to. but during the meeting yesterday, board members say that they have worked with privacy advocacy groups on those concerns. back to you guys. all right. time. >> thank you very much.

now, the idea started back a few years ago under a pilot program that launched at the macarthur barton. the plan was so successful that board members approved a contract yesterday to expand the plate readers. now to fix license plate readers will replace the initial once at the macarthur bart station and one of bart's board of directors says that the technology is going to enforce parking but also address crime. >> the number one source of crime prove it's over in the parking garage. and here we have. deployment of a mechanism which not only addresses our ability to collect parking revenue. >> i also. was able to tell the public that were interesting crime. >> now darya james, some people have raised concerns about the license plate numbers and where that information is being stored. but yesterday, board members reassured the public during that meeting that they have worked with privacy advocacy groups on those concerns. back to you guys. >> thank you very much, camila. it's 9.33. and there's a big story in san francisco are falling. laguna honda hospital has an uncertain future beca

now, this idea started back a few years ago under a pilot program that launched at the macarthur barttation. that plan was so successful that board members approved a contract yesterday to expand the plate readers now to fixed license plate readers will replace the initial once placed at the macarthur bart station and more cameras are also planned to be installed. but details on where those will be located. haven't haven't been given out yet. and diane james, privacy advocacy advocacy groups did raise concerns about license plate readers and where that information is being stored. however, during yesterday's meeting board members say that they have worked with those groups on their concerns. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much, camila. it's 5.33. right now and a big story that we're following in san francisco. laguna honda hospital is facing an unsettling future now after state and federal authorities pulled the plug on their funding kron four's terisa stasio has the story. >> caring for more than 700 patients. some with complex medical needs laguna honda hospital for the p

and approach to macarthur maze, anything over to the right shoulder.avel time still looking okay for the most part between 880 d 10an 1.track any brake lights. back to you. >>> today marks the 55th anniversary of earth day for you i wish many things... to see all the world can be. but most of all... i wish you'll never stop wishing. >>> let's get you ready for lunch today. by that point we may be done with the showers. there will be plenty of blue sky today, a few leftover clouds. mid 60s for lunch, you can pick up your part of the day. you know what is more interesting than lunchtime or cast? the morning commute. we still have rain. we're tracking the left over showers, this is kind of the last gasp of the april showers. we will track them coming up in more detail in a few minutes. for now, back to you. >>> when you think of nasa you might think of the future of space exploration but today nasa is celebrating the planet under our feet and in our arts. we are talking about earth. >> here to celebrate earth day is a nasa scientist. what is nasa's connec

this will expand the pilot program now in place at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. the cost? nearly $2.5 million. the decision comes following years of concern raised by privacy advocates. but supporters say it will increase rider safety and prevent car burglaries. so b.a.r.t. stopped using lps plate readers in 2016 over concerns information would be shared with outside agencies like i.c.e. no word yet on a time lynn for the expansion. we're right back after this. >>> so let's take a look at the screen right there. you can see this is new video from chase center. mayor london breed moments ago raising the flag ahead of the warriors playoffs which begin tomorrow against denver. all fans want to know, will steph be available? >> if you're trying to read the tea leaves we can tell you. steph took part in yesterday's scrimmage. remember, he's still getting over an injured foot. if it is possible for him to come back and get cleared to play, he'll only get limited minutes. he says playing at all right now feels good. now coach steve kerr still says steph will be a game time decisi

it happened three cars in front of him as he was passing the macarthur boulevard exit in oakland around first thought is number one. i've got two little boys in the back seat. i don't want to be in the line of fire of this, so i'm trying to back off the apparent gunfire echoing through a nearby neighborhood. it was like david, or deli at home at the time hearing what he says sounded like 20, or more shots being fired in a matter of seconds. so i kind of like, you know, hit behind the post a little bit just in case. you know, there's some cross action once he got to the interstate, he saw chp officers flooding the area. officers closing all westbound lanes for hours and diverting traffic off at the macarthur boulevard exit. chp spending much of the afternoon collecting evidence along the roadway. the apparent interstate gunfire, just the latest in a series of similar incidents to hit the bay area. i mean, it's spreading all over the place. i mean, it's over in pleasant in and that's almost unheard of gunfire reported on 5 80 livermore. just last thursday, the recent gun violence on area