not all that chaotic this morning, macarthur. once you make it here, you're pretty much golden to go anywhere toward oakland or san francisco. it's going back up to richmond. that's where the problem lies. at least that's what bart tells us this morning. what we're seeing out here this morning. i'll swing the camera around back toward the roadway here. a number of people get off this station. they're just finding out that they can't make it all the way up to richmond, or they can't even go to one stop over to ashby or downtown berkeley or north berkeley. so they have to come out, take a bus, hop on the bus and get them to where they need to go. normally when bart has these kind of issues, they offer a bus bridge and they'll take you from station to station to make it a little bit easier. but because we have 5 or 6 stations that are affected by this closure, they're not offering that this morning. so a lot of people are taking public transportation that the city would offer, or any of those local municipalities would offer to get

and this is where you get into theole of general arthur macarthur. general macarthur, his fatr. again, that's him with his staff, too. so. i itust in my rte, cynical way. when i was asked the united states could do bettern iraq and afghanistan, i'd say, well, you know, you should look at the staff because if you get all those other people out in the fid. but he recognizes that that occupation policy that otis set up with government isn'torng because you can't impose government if too many people areier willingly or unwillingly it with armed force. so he seeks continue those governing policies but also with more repressive armed sanctions and of the measures he takes. interestingly enough, is here in the former confederacy is general orders 100 issued in 1863 which was used by union army to impose order on the former. and it's a law about how to govern under military occupation. and he established very strict sanctions. and it's those measureshat continue nation sort of civi government civ and the more repressive measures against these areas that are stilleing written resistant a

he's over at the macarthur station in oakland., between richmond and oakland, there's sort of a serpentine route there. none of those trains are running because of that problem alongside the tracks. and oftentimes we will hear about a bus bridge dedicated by bart to the bart relief. but there is no dedicated train service. i also want to point out that even though it's friday, we still see slowing on the east shore freeway as well as richmond. so i-80 westbound, which would be your alternate if you're taking the roadway instead of those bart trains, it is a little heavier traffic than we often see, perhaps. related. that's the note. now, let me lay it out. there's a lot of words here, but we're talking about no red line service until further notice. now, along that same track operates the orange line that's not operating between richmond and macarthur stations. and so you can take the bus some bus routes to the macarthur station. from that point, you can get over to millbrae, where you take the shuttle to sfo. important note as we

so if you can get to macarthur, you're set. at those stations, and we have lots of staff there to point you to the right bus, depending on where you're going. >> so there's no bus bridge, but there are going to be people telling you, hey, take this bus. it'll take you to macarthur. >> that's absolutely correct. >> okay. alicia. what what happened? do do we know i mean, you can you tell us why this is happening? is it a problem with the tracks that a train derail? what's going on here? >> right in this early morning before service started, as we were powering everything up, we were not able to get correspondence, which with that richmond line specifically, the problem is located just outside of macarthur station, heading towards richmond. it's a fiber problem, but we're just describing it as a wayside equipment problem, just to be transparent with the riders. >> got it. so you basically you don't have communication with the trains. and obviously if you don't have communication, it's unsafe to run the trains along that stretch. >

macarthur station over here in oakland.ed. in fact, there's no red line service right now because of an equipment problem. alongside the track. orange line is also impeded anywhere north of macarthur. it only operates between macarthur and berryessa. that's to the south. if you're getting over to sfo, you'll get over to millbrae using the yellow line, and then you can take the shuttle over to sfo. but the note is, again, that section of the orange and the red lines between macarthur heading north up to richmond, is currently out of service because of an equipment problem. there's something alongside the tracks that is causing a complication through that stretch. we'll continue to track it back to you. thank you. we'll catch up with you in a bit. we'll have another local news update for you in half an hour. until then, have a nice morning. snoe ♪ ♪ >>> we are back. night one of taylor swift's eras tour in paris. the star has tweaked the set list to include new hits from the tortured poets list including "i can do it with a n

this is just one stop over from macarthur. and if you were to walk up here, this is what you would see. the gate down signs telling you that you are not getting on a train here simply because this station is closed. and if you need to get on a train, you have to go over to macarthur to do that. that's only if you're trying to get to san francisco or oakland from this area. bart not offering any bus bridges. so they say public transportation or rideshare say ubers or lifts. those will be your best bet once you get to macarthur heading down the orange or red line should be clear. i talked to some of those passengers caught in the middle of trying to adjust their way to get to work. >> good morning. it happened sometimes. what are you going to do? you know, that's the way it goes sometimes. it's been years since this happened, so i'll be all right. >> no, i'm not upset. that's just how i go. i should have drove. i should have drove. >> well, kudos to those travelers for having been in good spirits this morning at the macarthur st

we're in san leandro and macarthur at durant. reached out to oakland police to try to get more information. we have no reports of any arrests so far. reporting live here in san leandro. bob redell today in the bay. all right. wow what a night there. thank you very much, bob, for the latest. also busy in the south bay developing at this hour. san jose police investigating after a homicide leads to an hours long standoff. this is a live look at the scene as the investigation continues. this happened along north 20th street in julian, not too far from coyote creek. investigators say they received reports of a shooting at a home around 6:00 last night. officers arrived, then engaging with a man who barricaded himself inside the home. he eventually surrendered to police about 2.5 hours later, but sadly, a woman was found dead inside the home today in the bay's ginger conejero saab is on the scene this morning working to gather some new information. she'll join us with a live report ahead in our next half hour. we'll new this morning.

macarthur has funded journalism and media, independent films, making sure newsrooms are diverse much you have to keep doing it. you are really important in this and there is a crisis in local news. staff said■ yes and we've got to keep doing this. we increased the budget and they said we're going to double what we are doing over five years and invite others in. even if we put hundreds of millions in it would not be enough. there's too many things undercapitalized. doing the math we could not do it alone so we put out an invitation with others. ford jumped in and we launched with 22 funders, half $1 billion in september. we are substantially over 500 million committed. the point is by working together at a national level and local level, we can do more. our call is to join us and as we have been doing, part of it is saying let's ensure local donors see this as to sustain democracy. yes there are national funders and strategists like.j. pe, but we need local solutions. we started with zero local chapters, six in november, 17 in february, 20 today. we are encouraging local funders and c

they are stopping a macarthur station right now.ember, they had some earlier police activity going on. so they were able to resolve it pretty quickly lasted for about 30 minutes, 30 minute ride into the city. no accidents are hazards. traffic hazards that we had on the bay bridge. at the start of the hour. those feared 17 minutes on the san mateo bridge will still gradually dropping the 9 minute ride along the richmond. sandra fell bridge golden gate bridge about 21 minute ride that reaches back to you. thanks. a lot rain. it's 9.31. and a san francisco cafe was the scene of a theft and attend. well, almost customers stepped in and they stop what was going a laptop was about to go out the door cropper. sara stinson spoke with the people who are involved in preventing it. >> police say a man ran into this cafe, grabbed a laptop and ran right outside was a man named henry flynn who tackled the alleged thief to the ground and held him there until police arrived. security cameras. thankfully, couple whole thing on video. unfortunately,

the orange and red lines from the city of richmond to the macarthur station in oakland went for hours service today, ktvu james torres explains the problem riders faced. >> this is what you would see this morning if you were walking up to one of those affected stations, the gates down, and signs telling you the station is closed and if you need to catch a train, you need to head to the macarthur bart station. >> very, very unlucky. oh man, what a day. >> a day off to a tough start. people headed to work, leaving richmond, el cerrito or berkeley couldn't take bart. >> few people are standing out front. there was a sign that said stations closed. no bart employees were there, so i just kept going south. bart announcing part of its track didn't work properly when systems were powered on for the day. >> the problem between the ashby and macarthur stations affected six stations along the richmond line. >> they told me i'd have to take the bus, the 57 and the 72. >> some people resorted to lifts and ubers to get to macarthur, to then take the train to san francisco. complete strangers split

so no red and orange line between richmond and macarthur.t's earlier mechanical issues has been a thing for all of the morning. that's how long that's going to go along with no lines are impacted on any other lines. if you are traveling along bart checking on those drive times along 80 crockett out towards the maze about 32 send it back to you thanks a lot. >> okay. 8.18, is the time and another mail carrier was robbed in the bay area. this time in dublin. we has a video kron. 4 sarah stinson has more. >> home security camera captures the terrifying moment. a mail carrier in dublin was robbed at gunpoint. this happened monday afternoon around 4.30, on a bespoke court video shows 2 masked men wearing all black approached the male woman. one points a gun at her dublin. police say the men demanded the carriers mailbox key and phone. you can see her go to the usps truck to get her phone and handed over. then the 2 men run off. thankfully, the male woman was not physically injured. neighbors called 9-1-1 and police arrived shortly after to invest

s red line between richmond and oakland's macarthur station. this caused major delays for people trying to get to work. >> this is the closest b.a.r.t. station to my house. so this is definitely inconvenient. seeing as i might need to head to macarthur or take a shuttle or work remote today. >> service was fully restored just after 11:00 this morning, no word what caused the problem. >>> still ahead, they're the nation's elite firefighters. >> said before and i'll say it over and over again. i think this is the best job in the world. >> we'll take you along as the smoke jumpers prepare to put their lives on the line to keep us safe. >>> within the last few hours we've learned whether at&t will be allowed to end landline service here in california, potentially cutting off thousands of bay area residents. >>> can impact our cell phones, potentially our power grid? >> all of those things are possible. >> we'll chat with an astronomer from uc berkeley about tonight's solar storm and ask how it might impact your electronics and whether we might be a

about a mile away in oakland on macarthur and 98th. that's where police were responding to reports of shots fired. an officer on the scene told our photographer that someone was shot while sitting in a car, you should be able to see in the video the dozens of shell casings on the ground at that location. after the shooting, the victim drove himself to the location where i'm at again, about a mile away, their vehicle crashing into that white van which crashed into this building, and obviously that green pickup truck as well, the black car that the victim was driving wrecked up on the sidewalk, where again, he was declared dead from his gunshot wounds because it was really loud. and so the guy was sitting in the car. i couldn't vaguely i could see him, but i couldn't get a good look at him. but he wasn't moving at all. so apparently he must have been dead because that car had to be going over 100 and some miles per hour. you know, it was going crazy again. no one was in the white van. the person was parked in the green pickup truck. he's

esto fue en la cuadra 9800 del bulevar macarthur.on que de un choque en la intersección de la avenida durant y el bulevar macarthur, pero en la ciudad de san leandro , en esta zona localizaron a un hombre con múltiples heridas de bala y fue declarado muerto por el momento, no hay arrestos. a partir del próximo uno de julio césar oficialmente se expande la cobertura de un seguro médico que beneficiará a miles de personas indocumentadas o de bajos ingresos. bueno, estamos hablando del programa de cuidado básico de contra costa y pilar niño desde brentwood. nos cuenta a quiénes va a beneficiar y dónde inscribirse en los campos del condado contra costa. ya llegó la noticia de que tendrán acceso a cuidado médico integral a través de un seguro que está ampliando su cobertura. una gran ayuda para todos nosotros. este en la forma que nos quieren ayudar. nos quitarían algo de débiles. entonces ya nos alcanzaría para poquito más este cubrir nuestros gastos. y es que el condado de contra costa aprobó el pasado mes de abril ampliar la cobertura

and so i just want to throw a few names at marshall macarthur. what's the nature of his relationship with these really influential then? yeah. so marshall, i think with eisenhower, i'll start with eisenhower. i think with eisenhower there was a there was a mutual respect, but i don't think they really got to know each other all that well. i mean they obviously interacted quite a bit, but they kind of ran a little bit different circles. you know, when eisenhower was with the war department, he was in the operations division, which was, you know, separate from the general headquarters and then the army ground forces later. so they knew each other, obviously, but they weren't very close. i think with marshall, the relationship was much closer. i think they they thought very alike and they they shared about how should we shape our force and how should we train personnel, how should we the force they really had a long standing exchange of ideas with macarthur. he's really kind of absent from the record in terms of the things that i found about general

general macarthur himself thought he could have american gi at home for christmas. but for first lieutenant ralph puckett and the 50 rangers under his command, the path home turned out to be much less rosy ahead of them. it was a crucible of staggering odds, a along the front line near the chinese border, u.s. forces in ralph puckett jr sector were outnumbered. 3 to 2. but on the hill to zero of where his small company would take a stand. more than a mile from the nearest reinforcements, they were outnumbered. 10 to 1. it's difficult to imagine a starker embodiment of the motto rangers lead the way, perhaps on over 25th, 1950, ralph puckett jr repeated the simple prayer he offered when he took command. don't let me get a bunch of good guys killed. perhaps he asked for the strength, the courage and the resolve to discharge his duty and lead his men with honor. with the benefit of hindsight, all of us here today know that prayer was granted. ralph puckett were our nation's highest military decoration. and in the hearts of generations of soldiers to come, the courage a

general macarthur himself thought he could have american gis home for christmas. but for first lieutenant ralph puckett and the 50 rangers under his command, the path home turned out to be much less rosy. i headed them was a crucible of staggering odds along the front line near the chinese border. u.s. forces in routes sector were outnumbered three to two. but on the hill 205 where his small company would take a stand more than a mile from the nearest reinforcements, they were outnumbered ten to one. it's difficult to imagine a starker embodiment of the motto rangers lead the way. perhaps on november 25, 1950, ralph puckett repeated the simple prayer he offered when he took command. don't let me get a bunch of good guys killed. perhaps he asked for the strength, the courage and the resolve to discharge his duty and lead his men with honor. with the benefit of hindsight, all of us here today know that prayer was granted. ralph puckett wore our nation's highest military decoration. and in the hearts of generations of soldiers to come, the courage and self-sacrifice

traffic here on macarthur is as normal. people are driving back and forth pretty fast, actually, out here in this early hour reporting live here in san leandro, bob redell today in the bay. bob, thanks for the latest. there it is, 504 right now and developing at this hour. san jose police investigate after a homicide leads to an hour long standoff. it happened along north 20th street and julian near coyote creek. investigators say they received reports of a shooting at a home about 6:00 last night. officers say they then engaged with a man who barricaded himself inside the home. he eventually surrendered to police. around 2.5 hours later, a woman was found dead inside the home today in the bay's ginger conejero saab is on the scene this morning working to gather new information. karen, we'll check in with her with a live report ahead in our next half hour. after more than a month closing arguments set to begin today in the former president donald trump's new york hush money trial today in the bay's brie jackson live in wash

and if you can just get to macarthur or evon west oakland, you'll be fine.s just those 6 stations. >> we can't send trains through them. and that's because we have a wayside equipment problem that the crews are on site right now fixing we need to cabling. take a look here. bart spokesperson alicia trow says that bart employed workers to help riders connect with bosses. another. >> public transportation avenues to get to their destination. >> the true definition of a bus bridges when it takes you directly from one station to the next. we don't have that because our partner transit agencies don't have the extra buses and drivers this morning. but those stations have great bus service already. and so it's just getting you on the right bus based on where you need to go. so, yes, you know, ac transit, golden gate transit, west cat. they all stepped up to say bart riders can go on those buses for free at where you need to go to work. >> we need to go the way and that's it. so what going to do? with stay on? i probably just take both trow says that it is unclear wh

it's limited to between macarthur and berryessa. that's the note. hopefully. people working from home the today show is a moments away. however, we are continuing today in the bay on roku and other streaming platforms live at eight. the impact the latino vote will have on the november election. and a final reminder the giants started a three game series at oracle against the reds tonight. you can watch the game right here on nbc. bay area. and that's what's happening on today in the bay. the today show starts now. thank you for joining us and happy friday. hey >>> good >>> good friday morning. mounting tensions between president biden and benjamin netanyahu overnight. >> good morning. it's may 10th.

so again, if you are just tuning in, no red or orange line between richmond and macarthur darya. james, we'll send it over to you. thanks. a lot rain. a 10 0, 2, and president biden is back in area is going to be attending a fundraising event. >> later this morning is expected to also be met by protesters. good cop was will tran. he's covering it live from san francisco. well, what's going on? >> it's getting close guys because they are sending in more muscle by the minute meeting the bomb squad as well as the motorcade and the entourage of the san francisco police department. so they are arriving at the fairmont hotel. we do know his event will happen at 11 o'clock in portola valley near palo alto. so obviously has to leave san francisco and that will take some time motorcade or not. that's going to take maybe 2030, minutes or so. and if it's at 11, could happen within this hour that the president leaves hotel to go to his fundraising event. so far. we don't see any protesters, but we do know and they've already announced they will gather at that location and portola valley. as

so just under a half hour to get from the macarthur maze into san francisco. this is going to be a problem. if you've got a flight at sfo, let's say you're planning on flying out for the labor day or the memorial day holiday weekend. maybe take bart or take the san mateo bridge to get over to the peninsula. the other bridges are doing fine. no problems at the san mateo bridge. 13 minutes across that span. we're looking at a good right here at the richmond. sandra fell your west bound 5.80, right, just 8 minutes to cross the water. and then marin county commuters getting into san francisco's just 20 minutes. basically to get from nevada down into the city. that's the traffic. now let's find out more about the weather. john, good that few of the golden gates nice got some sunshine out. there are also some sun above san jose right now. >> a couple of clouds formed up and down the peninsula, especially near the san mateo coastline and streaming right over the san mateo bridge into portions of the east bay. this is low cloud cover senate resulting in a lot of visib

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connected with this, we know this very well, the work of his center was paid for from the funds of macarthuremburg and others. university on october 29, 2022. what can government national research do now? the second topic is what can be done if such a split in the elite begins or some kind of turn for the better begins. well, the third task is what are the tasks in another 10-15 years, no matter how funny it is. after this, if we manage to more or less return again, as far as possible, into the civilized world, then... crimea and the fact that the actions of the nazis were more legitimate than the actions of the bolsheviks, is it normal? i can say, okay, you, that my position on crimea, the situation is very, in my opinion, there is no clear solution to the situation, because, as far as i understand, at least in sevastopol it is clear that people came to the square to exercise their right , the majority of crimeans also definitely did this, but nevertheless according to the international norm. i'm not going to put any pressure on anyone labels, i just want to understand, well, how can it be

this is a look at the macarthur maze and bay bridge.ee it's about a 25 minute delay before you make it onto the bridge. nothing extraordinary about that. commute. 880 is a little bit slow. san mateo bridge pretty crowded, but these commutes are just trucking along here. southbound 880. there was an earlier accident or a crash there at maury. it's on the shoulder. northbound 85. they cleared that crash near the almaden expressway. this commute is already beginning to improve a little bit. as you head over to sunnyvale and cupertino, it's 809. let's go back to the desk. thank you. >> sal. well, he starred at ucla and then took his talents to the pros. he later became a broadcaster and a big advocate of the pac 12 conference. the tributes pouring in this morning for basketball great bill walton. >> people at one east bay senior living facility were forced to evacuate due to unsanitary conditions. while the residents say they're fed up and what they plan to do about it tonight city council meeting over the weekend. firefighters had to evacu

the work of his center was paid for from the macarthur, nauman, bell, ebert, rosa luxemburg and othersats, and the ebert foundation are at. such publications will still be around for another 10-15 years, no matter how funny it is, after that, if we manage to return more or less again, as far as possible, to the civilized world, then there is a high probability that in another 10-15 years, this is what i am most it’s scary, the people will want putin again 2 and he will appear, because the people will want someone in whom they can believe, and so on and so on and so on, here we are, we can’t change the people here, and this is not our method , and what is possible, here my idea, as we discussed, is that targeted civic education can be used in a modern way. what to do for the future of our own, as you know, proposed a molecular theory of the structure of the nts, so that people dividing the ideologists of the nts in the soviet union would not try to make contact with the center in frankwart, they would find partners for each other, just as molecules meet atoms, especially thanks to this,

the work of his center was paid. from the funds of the macarthur, naumman, bell, ebert, rosa luxemburgis under the christian democrats, and the ebert foundation is under the social democrats, the naumman foundation is under the free democrats, there is prirosaluksenburg, the fund and someone else, the ballot is green and they are all work, what they do, they conduct seminars, how much money will i pay to travel to the regions, travel, hotel. that in another 10-15 years, this scares me most of all, the people will want putin again and he will appear. we spent 3 days leading up to this conference on the intersection of politics and law, we touched upon, well, we didn’t talk about what putin gave, understandably, because there were smart people, but for everything else the discussion was very serious, because one of... not bad it would be nice to know that it was vladimir ilyevich lenin who saved ivan ilyin, he saved ilyin from execution, he personally gave him a boarding pass for the philosophical ship, you know, in what words, he said: it’s impossible, he is the author of the best book

the work of his center was paid for from the funds of the macarthur, nauman, bell, ebert, rosa luxemburgs. they all work, what they do, they spend seminars, how much money will i go to the regions for, travel, a hotel, and i know what’s wrong with them, what they are interested in, after that, if we manage to more or less return again, as far as possible, to the civilized world, then there is a high probability that in another 10-15 years, this scares me most of all, the people will want putin 2 again, and he will appear, we held this conference for 3 days on so much politics and law, we touched upon the fact that the actions of the nazis were more legitimate than the actions of the bolsheviks, then the league of nations, the first universal organization. because he, like no one else, understood that there are no atheists in the trenches, well, in conclusion , i want you to enjoy and listen to a wonderful song, a new song by maxim fodeev, cranes, please listen, and once ... there is smoke, i will see i was filled with silence, 100 winds howled about my friends who had not returned, who k

but he did not courtyard, he did not seem like anyone, he was not... paid from the funds of the macarthurs foundations. adenaura foundation is a christian democrats, and the ebert foundation is under the social democrats, the naumann foundation is under the free democrats, there is a foundation under rose luxemburg and someone else, they are green and they all work, what do they do, they hold seminars, for what money will i go to the regions , road, hotel. and that the actions of the nazis were more legitimate than the actions of the bolsheviks. then the league of nations, the first universal organization, but sovereignty is still above all, so what germany did with its population, sending them gas. cameras nothing it was impossible to create sovereignty, they did everything according to the law, unlike the bolsheviks, who went to put in place these coups, and no one seems to notice, ilyin only interferes with life. and as for the new bolshevik youth and the old guard of the bolsheviks, it would be nice to know that it was vladimir ilyevich lenin who saved ivan ilyin, he saved ilyin from

philosopher ivan ilyan and at the same time. money, the work of his center was paid from the funds of the macarthur. the adenaura foundation is part of the christian democrats, and the ebert foundation is under the social democrats, the naumann foundation is under the free democrats, there is a foundation under roseluxembourg and someone else, beau - these are the green ones and they all work, what do they do, they hold seminars, for what money will i go to regions? road, hotel, and i know what’s wrong with them, what they are interested in, after this, if we manage to more or less return again, as far as possible, to the civilized world, then there is a high probability that in another 10-15 years, this will be me what frightens me most is that people will want putin again two and he will appear, we spent 3 days leading up to this conference on the intersection of politics and law, we touched upon, well, we didn’t talk about what putin gave, of course, because there were smart people, but everything else was discussed. we send gas to the settlement.

the work of his center was paid for from the funds of the macarthur, nauman, bell, ebert, rosa luxemburgoundation is a christian democrats' foundation. for what money will i go to the regions, road, hotel, and i know what’s wrong with them, what they are interested in, after that, if everything works out more or less to return again, as far as possible, to the civilized world, then there is a high probability that in another 10-15 years, this scares me most of all, the people will want putin again. how comrade stalin, who was supposedly an ardent atheist, opened monasteries during and after the war, restored the patriarchate, and restored churches. why did he do this? because he, like no one else, understood that there are no atheists in the trenches. well, in conclusion, i want you to enjoy and listen to a wonderful song, a new song by maxim fadeev. cranes, listen, please, and the smoke will melt, i will see the silence of the fields. 100 winds howl about my friends who did not return, who knew that everything would be like this, after those battles, that not everyone will come home and

for example, during the korean war, commander douglas macarthur seriously proposed dropping several nuclear's border with korea to stop beijing's participation in the conflict, and general frederick harrison smith did so. despite the fact that so far they have only fought with the rebels in the south. north vietnam has not yet been bombed. the army, for its part, also did not lag behind and reported thousands of dead. the problem was the numbers. did not like the cia, according to their data it turned out that at that time the red movement in the south numbered a maximum 1020. it turned out that even before the escalation of the conflict with the arrival of lyndon johnson in the white house, the air force destroyed all the rebels in south vietnam three times. the situation on the battlefield began to deteriorate, the escalation reached new speeds, sometimes to make everything worse. losing. in a war of attrition, russia, with a population 4-5 times larger than ukraine, has a huge advantage. the ukrainian side has exhausted its strength, i hope mr. lavrov is thinking about starting negotiati

i'd like to be remembered as an innovator, i think it was, general macarthur said. you're remembered for the rules. you break and, you know, i've broken some rules to make this. >> but since the tragedy triton and its european competitor have claimed their subs are safer because they're classed, meaning they're certified as safe and up to code by a third party. other billionaires have been intrigued by tourism into the deep sea business mogul ray dalio owns a 285 foot research boat, which has two submersibles attached. he and james cameron, director of the titanic movie, both have stake in triton. fascination with the titanic continues far beyond submersibles. australian billionaire clive palmer plans to build the titanic two, a replica expected to retrace the original ship's doomed voyage. so no word yet on when the triton sub will set out for the titanic wreck. as for the ocean gate implosion, several agencies, including the ntsb, are still investigating what exactly went wrong. >> that story really gripped the nation, if not the world, last year. >> would you guy

let's go to the macarthur maze.well coming around the corner. no major issues here. if you are driving around the corner, there . and right now at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is getting a little bit more crowded. as you drive to the toll plaza, but you're actually pretty good on the bridge. you can see san mateo bridge still looks pretty good heading out to the high rise. there have been no problems on the dumbarton bridge and we do see that the south bay commute is good. by the way, highway 37 reopened in case you're just waking up wondering if they got it open by five like they said they would, and they indeed did. so from vallejo all the way over to novato, highway 37 is open, actually open in both directions. 609 let's go back to pam. >> thank you. sal. still no sign of a missing hiker. and his dog in the east bay. their last movements before they disappeared. >> plus creation that started out as a discussion and then escalated. >> boy, did it escalate. some heated moments. just boiling over. what caused these

subsequently. strategy center, the work of his center was paid from funds macarthur, nauman, bell, ebertion is under the christian democrats, and the ebert foundation is under the social democrats, the naumma foundation is under the free democrats, there is a fund under roseluxembourg, and also - these are the greens and they all work, what do they do, they hold seminars, for what money i will go to... is, uh, this very thing, not a succession, but what i call an expression for this, this concept, yes, no, perhaps, it is possible to say, it is perfectly understandable, but according to the legal norm this is annexation, and that the action of the nazis were more legitimate than the actions of the bolsheviks, then the league of nations,

for example, during the korean war, commander douglas macarthur absolutely seriously offered to throw creation of ballistic missiles was redirected, and supersonic bombers were abandoned altogether. vietnam required new techniques and approaches, and the main enthusiast for creating a counterinsurgency strategy for the air force was general curtis lemy. but at the initial stage, the vietnamese themselves fought. two people boarded the plane, the americans acted as instructors, and the victory was credited to the south vietnamese pilot. but already in sixty-two. the infamous game of statistics began. the air force stated that inflicted losses of 30,000 people in edkong, despite the fact that so far they had only fought with the rebels in the south. north vietnam hasn't been bombed yet. the army, for its part, also did not lag behind and reported thousands of dead. the problem was that the cia didn't like the numbers. according to their data, it turned out that at that time the red movement in the south numbered a maximum of 1020. it turned out that even before the escalation of the con

the work of his center was paid. from funds macarthur, naumman, bell, ebert, rosa luxemburg and others the ebert foundation is under the social democrats, there is the naumman foundation under the free democrats, under the rosluxenburg foundation and someone else's ballot, these are the greens and they are all working, what are they doing? they conduct seminars, how much money will i pay to go to the regions?

they're still backed up to the macarthur maze.s weather at 849 or actually 850 on the dot? let's bring in roberta. >> can i bring up one thing, though? it was 14 years ago on this exact date, and it was actually mother's day when dallas braden with the oakland a's had a perfect game. nice >> i think i remember that's it somewhere in the back of my mind. thank you roberta. >> yeah, yeah. no, i remember it well because my boys and i went and celebrated mother's day at the baseball game, and there's no baseball in town today because the giants are heading back into town for a game tomorrow. but meanwhile, today will be well above average as far as our temperatures are concerned. i want to jump up and down and say, please stay hydrated, plenty of water and electrolytes and be mindful of do not leave children or pets in your car. temperatures today flirting with 90 degrees and within 20 minutes we could have a temperature well over 110 degrees inside of a car. look at the ocean right now, boy, it's glorious. water temperatures 54 and o

and and macarthur's hoping to overall, the chinese, who he knows are present. and colonel paul freeman, he says, you know, he writes home to his wife, he says, we're in a combination of the second crusade, the march on moscow and bataan, you know, so but he gets his guys out, even if that got. musical chairs. thank you. i just wanted to start by thanking you and the history department for making this occasion possible and also those schmidt family for their generous donation. i guess i would i would take a little bit of issue with the question and the way that it was framed. i mean, rather than a comparison to world war one and trench warfare, i would say that the probably the apt comparison would be the vietnam war, which is very much a guerrilla war. i mean, given the terrain of the korean peninsula, where there are many hills and mountains, there's stories about the fact that when the war came to a stalemate starting in 1951, you were essentially, you know, trying to take over one hill and, you know, thousands of soldiers are being killed as a result of that

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