mcarthur's firing him and recommending him for high command. and i think what that means is mcarthur understood he did not have a staff officer on his hands. eisenhower, as much as he wanted to serve mcarthur, he is never going to be a staff sergeant. so, mcarthur is finally driven to call ieisenhower "the best clerk i ever had." but, you know, they went their separate ways. what we personally saw, what we narrate in "going home to glory" my grandfather was a dying man in '68, '69 and in that period he wanted to make it very clear that he always had a fondness for his vice president. there were always going to be stories about how he related and so on. but i think that is rooted in temperment aerament and the kin people they were. he wanted everyone to know there was genuine affection there, and i think there was. >> your father ran for the presidency and was defeated. he went through some wilderness years and then ran for the presidency in 1968. jumped right back into the arena and, against all odds, got the nomination and ultimately the presi

in mcarthur's career. in fact, that brings us to this room that we're standing right now. in april of 1951, after a very lengthy military service that spanned three worldwide conflicts. world war i, world war ii and korea, mcarthur was relieved of command by harry s. truman. it's important for us to consider the korean conflict occurred five years after the end of world war ii and that was a conflict that had spanned all over our globe. millions of people had died. lives had been uprooted and affected by it. and then here we were five years later, you know, getting into another conflict. for americans, it was in a country that most people in america had no idea where it was. and the united nations forces who were led by general mcarthur, and he disagreed with the way the war's been conducted and made his disagreement, made his disafwreemt agreements with president public and because of that president truman suicide de needed to relieve him of command and bring him home. >> i found myself compelled to take

douglas mcarthur. and my dad confronted my grandfather with the suggestion that my grandfather was wasting his time. why are you wasting your time working for douglas mcarthur as an assistant liaising with the government when you have one offer after another from large shipping concerns and businesses to go into business and his reply was, i believe war is going to break out in 24 or 36 months and when it does i will lead it there. he's a colonel. i don't want to be mystical. i'm just saying they're unusual people. i think there is there have an element of them. >> history is full of tensions between dwight eisenhower and richard nixon. you were there and saw the relationship up close. how would you characterize the relationship between the two of them? >> the answer is it's amazing they got along as well as you did. because you're taking two presidential personalities bumping along together. in other words, we have dwight eisenhower who is president and then richard nixon who is going to be president

you have to credit mcarthur in believing in his principles. he had been taught all his life from his father through his military service that you oe bay your commander in chief. many would feel he did so because he felt like his point was so right that he was willing to sack fis his career, which he ultimately did. and the war continued on until the conclusion a few years later. there are people who would argue had mcarthur been allowed to pursue the war as aggressively as he wished, that we would not see the political influences that are there today between north and south korea. you have to remember, was this country, was the world ready to go into another potentially worldwide conflict over north and south korea? >> since i took the oath on the plain at west point and the hopes and dreams have long since vanished. i still remember the refrain of one of the most popular ballots of that day, which proclaimed most proudly that old soldiers never die. they just fade away. and like the old soldier of that ballot, i now close my military career a

and 12th illinois from mcarthur's brigade known as the high land brigade. in the late morning attacks by the elements of the confederate army that were not participating in the fight west of the eastern corinth road johnston would send the brigades of chalmers, john k. jackson initially into battle, and they would contest stewart's brigade and mcarthur's force up until noon and about noon they were joined by johnston himself, who had been monitoring this activity from prentiss' captured camps. five brigades in combat against the if he had rales in this position. in early afternoon it's a lot of fighting. confederates, you can imagine, are trying to negotiate this open field and troops are making a series of rush the into the field and getting nowhere against the federal fire. the frontal action is just simply not working and stewart is holding firm and mcarthur is still able to check the confederates trying to maneuver through the woods to the east of here. by about 1:30 things have got a little static particularly here on this stretch of the battle front.

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the mcarthur boulevard was shut down and the passenger was pronounced dead on the scene. the driver was injured but able to escape on foot. here is a look at the victim's car which is getting ready to be towed away. the suspect is still at large. the motive for the shooting still unknown. dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>> police are offering a $5,000 reward tonight to anybody who can help them catch a sexual predator. yesterday a woman was walking by lake merritt when a car pulled up, a man told her to get hinds, she refused so he got out and kidnapped her. she was beaten and sexually assaulted. >>> murder-suicide left two people dead yesterday. kevin conover shot this wife kevin conover outside her attorney's office. he then turned the gun on himself. she was a second grade teacher at mayor -- at meadow land elementary school. >>> new bill will punish students who use social networking to bully students. it would allow schools to suspend students. today they approved the bill. that bill now goes to the senate for a vote. >>> and soon some kids could ride muni for free. they w

madison bumgarner is -- mcarthur boulevard is closed.e working to find out what happened, how many people have been shot and the extent of the

heading west towards the peninsular and this is a look at the west down 380 as you come out to the mcarthur maze, let's go back to the desk. >>> the man accused of a killing rampage is scheduled to appear in court this afternoon. this is a picture of him. we have live team coverage on the very newest developments, and claudine wong is finding out more about the victims. first we are going to where divers had been some offing overnight in the attack, pam? >> reporter: that's right, search teams have been searching for the weapon that they believe that jaun used during his shooting rampage. we are here where all day yesterday, teams of divers including a san francisco police squad with soap far equipment combed the waters here. this is the first picture we have seen of him where former students say he went on his shooting rampage. he tossed his 45 caliber weapon into the water and then he ultimately surrendered to authorities. >> the chief says he bought the gun back in february to target an administrate erred a beef with. he had every inks continuation of killing people while on his spree. a

coming off the mcarthur maze no major problems and 280 northbound, that traffic is also off to a good start. 4:30 let's go back to the desk. >>> we wanted to take you out live to riff mop, police a look at police, officers found the victims slummed behind the wheel of an suv. investigators sound several bullet casings. aircraft listed the victim it the hospital. at this point we do not have word object his condition. lorraine blanco is out there talking with she and have more coming up at the top of the hour. >>> oakland police are searching for the man who shot and killed a man as he pushed and strolled his baby. >> luckily the victim's child was okay, he saw him and was able to scoop him to safety. they are looking into who killed tyrell smith and why. it happened at abou 4:00 somebody opened fire on after the lawn street near 65th avenue. he was on his way home from the store pushing his baby home from the store when he was shot and killed. a gunman drove off if a car. it is not clear where the suspects had parked his car and we don't know if it was targeted or random. his mother w

as a matter of fact it should be a nice drive to the bridge and it is a nice drive get together mcarthur maze. southbound 101 is clear approaching 580 and if you are driving on 280 and san jose, that is also off to a good start. it is 4:30 let's go back to pam. >>> we begin with breaking news from the peninsular. right now firefighter in san mateo are battling a house fire. it is not far from el comino royal. we will have a live report coming up as soon as we can get that to you. >>> two sailors, more on the huge wave that damaged their boat right in the middle of a race around the world. >> reporter: well during all that stormy weather, some sailors reported waves as high as 60 feet tall. we are at jacqueline and square which is all the boats taking part in that round the world race which have made it back safe. these are all part of the clipper around the world race. the only one is the western australia. this is new video released from that operation. they had two injured crew members. the rescue operation took place 300 miles off the coast and you can see the seas were very choppy. a

westbound 80 looks good coming to the mcarthur maze. and the freeways are off to a good start, let's go back to the desk. >> oakland police are investigating two overnight shootings and whether or not they are connected. this comes as the police department may be scaling back. allie rasmus joins us from oakland with the very latest on the city's anticrime plan, good morning, allie. >>> there were two shootings both within a 10 minute period, the first one happened just after 10:00 near hawley and oakland. police arrived, they discovered two men with gunshot wounds, both are expected to survive. they wanted to describe what sounded like a gunfight breakout in the streets. >> it sounded like at least 30 sheets, i am close to a gunfight and it sounds like it was definitely an exchange. they panned off to just one gun. >> and a few minutes after that, police were called to another shooting, they found a man at the intersection and burr sitting in his car. the condition of that victim is not known. we learned that oakland police may be chang

mcarthur was the hero. later when mcarthur would name his private plane, which he had in australia after he was evacuated -- and he called his own group of cronies, he called them [inaudible]. he was the hero at the beginning of world war ii at christmas time. at christmas, it went on as if there wasn't much change. people let their christmas trees, there was no blackout. churchill helped light the white house christmas tree. the only difference was that churchill and roosevelt had to be secured, and so people were not allowed to bring their christmas bottles onto the white house lawn. they had leave them at the gate. i don't think that would happen anymore. the world has changed. churchill also spoke to both houses of congress. and he told them that although he was there as a guest, if things had been a little different, instead of his mother being american, his mother was the new york society lady jenny jerome, and his bother, -- he said it was the other way around, he might've been there on his own. he w

she took the mcarthur turnoff and watched the chaos unfold. one woman arrived on the scene telling us she may know the person inside. >> i just got off work and told me he got shot. my boyfriend is always with him. okay? i don't know -- i just -- >> reporter: as you can see the pictures from above. witnesses also tell me that they saw a light-colored, possibly tan towncar leaving the scene. police are telling me tonight that they are looking for that suspect's vehicle. that's all we know for now. reporting live from oakland 0 i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> we'll continue to monitor the situation and will bring you new updates as warranted. >>> they watched in horror as one of the deadliest boating accidents in bay area history unfolded right before their eyes. tonight, though, we've obtained new images of the doomed yacht low speed chase as rescuers tried to save the crew. >> reporter: marin county is home to low speed chase and several of its crew members. normally the boat would be docked right down in this harbor. tonight as a commu

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mcarthur was the hero. later when mcarthur would name his private plane, which he had in australia after he was evacuated -- and he called his own group of cronies, he called them [inaudible]. he was the hero at the beginning of world war ii at christmas time. at christmas, it went on as if there wasn't much change. people let their christmas trees, there was no blackout. churchill helped light the white house christmas tree. the only difference was that churchill and roosevelt had to be secured, and so people were not allowed to bring their christmas bottles onto the white house lawn. they had leave them at the gate. i don't think that would happen anymore. the world has changed. churchill also spoke to both houses of congress. and he told them that although he was there as a guest, if things had been a little different, instead of his mother being american, his mother was the new york society lady jenny jerome, and his bother, -- he said it was the other way around, he might've been there on his own. he w

our nbc chopper above the scene, at least one person is dead after a shooting that shut down the mcarthuroulevard off ramp off 580. two people were shot. that's what we know. one is dead, the other rushed to a nearby hospital. let's bring in bay area's cheryl hurd who joins us live from the scene. >> reporter: you can see the turnoff westbound is clo

in a short essay in the huffington post yesterday, the president of the mcarthur foundation responded to the urgent danger of nuclear terrorism by urging a ban on the production of materials from nuclear spent fuel and the enrichment at high levels. yesterday, elaine grossman reported that the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission has deferred action on a petition from the american physical society urging that an assessment to proliferation risk should precede the licensing of each processing facility in the united states. informed opinions are converging on the important topics, but they're framed by the different expert communities. it is our objective here in the nuclear policy talk series to bring these together. we've brought over 200 nuclear policy experts to campus in the last three years. as part of a nuclear policy talk series ranging from gw elliott school alumnus and acting undersecretary of state for arms control and international security, to senator richard lugar, united nations security council's ban ki moon and murray snyder. we're engaged in research on the topic as "goi

army film on general douglas mcarthur who led u.s. forces in asia during world war ii. at 8:30, a look at the top two military leaders of the civil war, robert several lee and ulysses s. grant who commanded the union army. and at 10:30, an army film about general gorge marshall who went on to serve as secretary of state and defense secretary. >> our specific mission is to work to cede that human rights remain a central component of american foreign policy and that when we are evaluating our foreign policy moves globally, human rights can never be the only consideration but it has to be part of the dialogue. >> katrina lantos swett is the ceo of the lanto foundation for justice. >> when we abandon our values whether we're talking about torture as it relates to the war on terror or the reset policy with russia, you know, and the upcoming issue of whether or not the u.s. congress should pass the accountability act which we don't need to go into the details of that policy issue but whether or not we're going to stay on record as saying that human rights matter in russia, th

. >> traffic looks good heading out to the mcarthur maze, we just spoke with the cal strands trafficanager center who said they had been having problems, as a matter of fact they had to operate it by a computer and that may cause some slow downs. this is a look at the san mateo bridge and that traffic is moving well. at 5:31, oakland police are looking for two men who ran away from a suspected stolen car. you can see here, our camera was on the scene just moments after the early morning crash and the honda sedan took out several bushes just a few feet before the stop. the passengers ran away. >>> we are having police look for suspects in an early morning shooting and they just food condition about the shooting of the victim, good morning. >> reporter: is he undergoing emergency surgery as we speak. now when richmond police arrived you can see they found a man inside the car and investigators were on the scene at 7th and virginia. they just cleared the police tape but there are still police on scene. so far they don't know what went down before the shooting and this is what it looked

east bay drive times are so far in the clear including 24 from walnut creek all the way through the mcarthur maze. >> if you ask its customers, they say it was not the best chinese food in town but that did not really matter. the restaurant will be shutting its doors today >> a lot of people like this restaurant so why is it going out of business? >> it has all lot of charm but unfortunately and also has a lot of code violations. the restaurant here on washington and gramm, there is plenty of action early this morning because it closes at 3:00 a.m.. that is one of the many things that people love about this restaurant that is decidedly kitschy in its popularity. here was the line last night with people flocking. it is written up in almost every travel book and it gained fame as the home of the world's rudest waiter. it has been here for 106 years but is not up to current fire codes and has some health and safety violations. owners say they cannot afford to upgrade the outdated kitchen. >> is a shock. it is really upsetting. emotional for both my daddy and myself because we spent some much ti

that's near the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station. police say he was on his way home when he was killed. neighbor describe anabel as a family man who never got involved in any activity that went on in the neighborhood. >> i was shocked. i heard somebody had got, whatever happened around the corner but i never would have thaeugt -- thought it would have been him. >> at this point no arrests have been made. >>> dozens of people turned out for a community meeting tonight at st. paul' paul's episcopal church. one item that came up with project seize fire and anti gun violence program. organizers pointed to its success in other cities and they think it could work in oakland. >>> on wall street, stocks moved higher for a third consecutive day. the dow rose 113 points, nasdaq gained 20. fueling the rally an up tick in pending home sales with better than expected home sales. amazon is one of the companies that beat expectations. the online company topped analyst predictions. amazon also said it expects its revenue to grow in its second quarter. amazon closed at $223. that's a gain of more than 1

that's near the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station. police say he was on his way home when he was killed. neighbor describe anabel as a family man who never got involved in any activity that went on in the neighborhood. >> i was shocked. i heard somebody had got, whatever happened around the corner but i never would have thaeugt -- thought it would have been him. >> at this point no arrests have been made. >>> dozens of people turned out for a community meeting tonight at st. paul' paul's episcopal church. one item that came up with project seize fire and anti gun violence program. organizers pointed to its success in other cities and they think it could work in oakland. >>> on wall street, stocks moved higher for a third consecutive day. the dow rose 113 points, nasdaq gained 20. fueling the rally an up tick in pending home sales with better than expected home sales. amazon is one of the expectatio the online company topped analyst predictions. amazon also said it expects its revenue to grow in its second quarter. amazon closed at $223. that's a gain of more than 13%. >>> after an all da

it was on the mcarthur boulevard exit when someone opened fire. it then hit a light pole.e was a carpenter and died at the scene. the driver was wounded. police say they don't have a motive or any suspects. >>> a woman who was mistakenly shot and wounded by san francisco police has filed a federal lawsuit against the city. last september police were chasing an armed man and opened fire on broadway in north beach. a stray bullet struck jess her. she and others were waiting for a limo to take them home. another person was also hurt. the suit said she was an innocent bystander and accused the city of a civil rights violation. >> this was a quiet night for sailors as they went out for the first friday night race of the season. the sailors bowed their heads for a moment of silence to remember the five people killed during that yacht race last weekend. >> reporter: dozens of crews prepare for a night of competition on the water. this event a warm up for the firm start of the summer racing season. what is generally a light hearted affair now has a quiet under current. >> everybod

just north of the mcarthur freeway. we'll keep you up to date on that as we get new information.aking news in castro valley tonight. live from sky 7 hd. >> let go back and update the weather forecast. which if you like it, perfect. you will like the weekend spencer. >> you certainly will that's true. we have had some really beautiful sun sets here lately this one from last night. check out this picture. looking from ocean beach at the western sky just really gorgeous and tomorrow state wide gorgeous day sunny warm top to bottom that includes the bay area. we have high pressure here in our inland locations and upper 70's to low 80's. low 70's. low mid 70's right around the bay and low 60's on the coast. here's the accu-weather 7 day forecast nice warm weekend sunny sky high pressure inland. low 80' 80's. mid 70's around the bay. low 60's coast. cool down a little bit but no rain in sigh sight. still a pleasant week. lovely weather ahead. >> looks great. thanks very much. >> this week a little film called think like a man trounced the reigning movie at the box office hunger games.

on mcarthur boulevard. he was in court on criminal charges he sold alcohol to a minor. prosecutors offered him a plea deal, which included suspending a jail sentence and community service. but mr. kim insists he is innocent and he turned down the offer asking for a jury trial. that trial is set for may 21. in the meantime, the advisory neighborhood commission is asking d.c.'s alcohol control board to deny mr. kim's license renewal. in this letter obtained by 9news now, the community group says the decision was based on a pending charge of unlawful sale to a minor. and they say, since december of 2011, montgomery county police, of almost 40 sales of liquor to underage buyers by this accomplishment. derek. >> well, lesli, 9 wants you to know about the startling new statistics released about where teenagers are getting their alcohol. the latest research also revealed that parents are the number one influence on kids attitudes about drinking and guess what, folks, you need to talk to your kids about it. it's very, very critical. andrea mccarren was at the news conference. w

it was on the mcarthur boulevard exit when someone opened fire. it then hit a light pole.e was a carpenter and died at the scene. the driver was wounded. police say they don't have a motive or any suspects. >>> a woman who was mistakenly shot and wounded by san francisco police has filed a federal lawsuit against the city. last september police were chasing an armed man and opened fire on broadway in north beach. a stray bullet struck jess her. she and others were waiting for a limo to take them home. another person was also hurt. the suit said she was an innocent bystander and accused the city of a civil rights violation. >> this was a quiet night for sailors as they went out for the first friday night race of the season. the sailors bowed their heads for a moment of silence to remember the five people killed during that yacht race last weekend. >> reporter: dozens of crews prepare for a night of competition on the water. this event a warm up for the firm start of the summer racing season. what is generally a light hearted affair now has a quiet under current. >> everybod

richard kim, owner of town square market on mcarthur boulevard has turned down a plea deal. our andrea mccarren did a hidden camera investigation where teens claimed they had no trouble buying alcohol from kim's store but kim claims he's innocent and want as trial. the trial is set for may 21. in the meantime the advisory neighborhood commission is asking d.c.'s alcohol control board to deny kim's license renewal. >>> this year's pothole palooza could be a lot less busy than in years past and that's thanks to our mild winter. ddot kicked off the repair yesterday. last year 1300 complaints came in during the campaign. but this year ddot says it's only receiving about ten complaints per day. >>> 5:35. time for another your money report. >> want to go on vacation? jessica has some affordable ideas for you. >> raise your hand if you want vacation. >> me, me, me. >> sounds good. we've got summer right around the corner. maybe you don't want to wait that long. you want to go right now. here's some vacation ideas that will feel like a splurge without breaking the bank. ever gone to

died. 30 minutes earlier, though, police responded to another shooting on the corner of 55th and mcarthur. there they found a man with a gunshot wound to the shoulder. he was taken to the hospital but he's recovering. so far no arrests have is been made and we don't know if they're connected. new information about last night's shooting in san francisco's ocean view neighborhood. a man was shot in the head just before 9:00 near plymouth and fair lawn street. the 47-year-old rushed to a hospital but his condition is unknown. if you have information about that shooting, you are asked to text to tips. >>> still ahead at 6:00, they're suppo supposed to help keep you safe at the airport but two security screeners in southern california are now facing some serious charges. >> also ahead, is it too racy for the campaign trail? the openly gay presidential candidate with the new ad raising some eyebrows. >> and the supreme court tackling arizona's controversial immigration law. we'll tell you which way the ic atoppr be leaning.to ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our com

i suggest that you go ahead and use arizona avenue to mcarthur as your alternate route. we'll keep you posted on that situation. looks like it may be shut down for a while. otherwise all your major thoroughfares are great. out of the west no problems on the dulles toll road or 66. we'll take a live look at the legion bridge. basically both loops between bethesda, tysons and all the way down into springfield things are looking great although i think they're going to get a little heavier than you're used to with everyone back to work. back over to the maps. this time head over to the north side of town. no problems to report out of college park on the outer loop as you head west to bethesda. we're looking great on 95 out of baltimore. let's take a live look at route 50 inbound side. no problems to report as you leave annapolis all the way to the beltway and through sheverly. coming up in my next report, we'll focus on southern maryland at 5:24. >> thank you, monika. >>> as you probably know, my buddy check buddy 9news now at noon anchor jc hayward was diagnosed with breast

as soon as we get the actual details this shooting scene the 580 off-ramp at mcarthur/high street willor at least a couple of hours as police investigate this homicide. >>pam: a violent murder/suicide stuns petaluma. co-workers remember a well-respected co- worker slush friend. this happened to downtown on a sunday afternoon. a co-worker/friend. this man fatally shot his wife. this reportedly took place in front of their young twins and their shared children from the earlier marriage. problems started after her violent reports of his actions. as terisa estacio reports administrators are in shock as they try to help. >>terisa: this is what the drawings represent for the studen teacher. the entire school is saying that she was well loved by everyone. >> she had a sparkle and genuine interest in children. everything for her was about family. >>terisa: conifer made sure that no child was ever left behind. >> she would always come to me with teachers, comments and how can we be better. how could we make sure to get what they want. >>terisa: not all there was conifer a respected teacher but

mcarthur wouldn't take anything from the russians. they try to occupy to the island chain and they tell them if you do that i will for the entire general staff and to present to this and she's able to keep the russians from taking any territory and he brought in the constitution and brought in a peacetime free-market economy, and otherwise brought in progressive changes for the culture and for women and truly remade the country and did a brilliant job at it. he made the mistake of the philippines on december 8 but not dispersing the claims they were still lined up wing tip to wing tip even though there were also done that we in honolulu, and it was easy for one bomb dropping from a japanese plan to destroy many plains underground and so he hadn't dispersed the plains. so by mid december he has no air force to fight off the onslaught of the japanese air force for the army there and the retreat and it was an act of brilliance moving up the asian peninsula and bypassing the japanese strong points. spec charles lindbergh and him. she was

it is backed up at least to the mcarthur maze maybe a little bit more. >> some partly sunny skies, mostlyhere's still a line of rain around lafayette, clayton antioch in that area. other than that we're waiting for the next round to come in. there'll be off and on rain and reallily picks up today and into friday. >> you had a good work out. >> it was the heaviest rain i've seen in a long time. >> for you to say that. >> it was really intense. >> that is our report for now. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> be sure to join ktvu news at noon. we're always here for you on facebook and twitter. thanks for joining us.

it is jammed up solid in the mcarthur maze.re island. san mateo bridge is looking okay but the drive times for the east bay are all slow. >> the main cold front has moved through and we're still seeing some showers outside right now. it is a bit wet into san francisco. high-definition doppler radar is showing plenty of scattered showers around the bay area. you will see pockets of heavy [ male announcer ] a car is either luxury or it isn't. if you want a luxury car with a standard power moonroof, your options are going to be limited. ♪ if you want standard leather-trimmed seats, you're going to have even fewer. ♪ and if you want standard keyless access, then your choice is obvious. the lexus es. it's complete luxury in a class full of compromises. >>> we haven't seen much of old george since he left office but he made a brief appearance in new york. in case you're wondering he's still got it. >> i'm taking a bunch mountain biking in the canyon. i love to mountain bike ride. what i don't like to do is be beaten on a mountain bik