mcarthur didn't care. the joint chiefs of staff instructed mcarthur under no uncertain terms are you to allow nonkorean troops to reach the yalu river. mcarthur allowed nonkorean troops to reach the yalu river which inferuated the chinese. the joint chiefs of staff particularly instructed mcarthur as did the president not to bomb on the chinese side of various bridges over the yalu river, why, because you're fearful of killing chinese civilians or people on chinese soil. what the u.s., joint chiefs of staff and the presidents of the united states did not want to expand into a world war. we needed to expand europe and by getting into a war with asia that's exactly what the soviet union would want and we would be distracted from our principal mission. perhaps one of the more unfortunate episodes, though, was truman administration notified mcarthur on the 20th of march 1951 that it was about to release terms for negotiation, that they were drafting them. on the 24th of march, mcarthur announced his terms for

of north carolina chapel hill professor joseph's class about the korean war and general douglas mcarthurnd land rights of indigenous people, freed african-americans and white settlers during reconstruction and later the u.s. capitol society chief guide, steve livengood

of north carolina chapel hill professor joseph's class about the korean war and general douglas mcarthurnd land rights of indigenous people, freed african-americans and white settlers during reconstruction and later the u.s. capitol society chief guide, steve livengood talks about ghost stories associated with congress. c-span.org/history or consult your program guide. now here is lectures in history about the korean war. >> today i'm going to talk about the korean war and we will talk a little bit about civil military relations. last time we met we talked about the cold war and the development of containment. korea was an unusual situation in that it had been

and it reminds me of a quote by general mcarthur that said that true leader has confidence to be alone and also the courage to move on and then also the compassion to heat tmeet the ne others and what we see with the federal reserve, the fed chair powell is making very good decisions because a few weeks ago, everyone was saying that he was making the wrong decisions so we're supportive of where the fed is and where we are with the economy and we're seeing that this reflation trade will work going forward. >> always take an army guy quoting general mcarthur any day of the week. tom lee, my last question to you before i let you run and get off to the hamptons or wherever you're going this weekend. 4700 is where you think we can foe on t go on the s&p by end of the year are you making a call that the fed doesn't do anything in calendar year 2021 and that means taper? >> yes, i'm making implicitly a bet that the fed doesn't negatively surprise the market so we could be in august where the conditions are appropriate and the market is not going to see the fed to taper, but you're right, ther

. >> chp says it happened at the corner of emory and west mcarthur last night around 11 o'clock which caused a number of ramps to be shut down for hours. the scene has since been cleared things once again moving so far investigators not releasing any details on the victim or what triggered that crash oakland police are now asking for your help. identifying 3 people seen on camera responsible for brazen robbery thursday. oakland police say a man was standing on 9th street when 2 men approached him with and hit him with a gun. another man saw tried to step in to help. but he too, was also pistol. whipped in the video. one suspect was seen wearing a white hoodie and white pants. the other suspect seen wearing a black hoodie with a red undershirt. he was the one holding the gun that had an extended magazine police say a 3rd person was inside of a car. >> police in roseville are investigating a home invasion robbery that happened in an elderly gated community and they think it might be connected to a series of similar strong-arm robberies that are happening here in the bay area. reporter l

on the target for naturalists than children's mcarthur, and i live right here in chestnut hill and northwest part of philadelphia. so this is my latest coming invasion of the periodical cicadas directory park to look for k this. and i think i hear a little bit early, but right now i'm looking for nymphs which are underground. and if spend their time feeding on tree roots, and then in the spring, they build a little time off going up to the surface. often that title hit the bottom log and you can find the cicada right there at the bottom. the log in this neighborhood like this one in rockville with a great place to find the cater to see the old trees. and the lawn. mrs area hasn't been served for a long time, at least not completely disturbed. look at this. well, there's a tunnel. 12345 tunnels under here. they're ready to emerge as soon as the conditions are right. and those conditions include the $64.00 degree foil temperature. after a good rainstorm, when the boil is reached, that temperature will come out by millions. this is my very 1st sketchbook that really started off. my interest was

and some more where i can honor them for naturalists than children's mcarthur. and i live right here in chestnut hill and northwest part of philadelphia. so this is my latest coming. envision of the periodicals because i keep the rock creek park to look for the campus. and i think i'm here a little bit early. but right now i'm looking for nymphs, which are underground and spend their time sitting on the tree roots. and then in the spring, they build a little time going up to the surface. often that title hit the bottom a log and you can find the cicada right there at the bottom. the log is neighborhood like this one in rockville with great place to find cicadas to see the old trees. and the lawn means this area hasn't been served for a long time, at least not completely disturbed. look at this. wow. there's a tunnel. 12345 tunnels under here, they're ready to emerge as soon as the conditions are right. and those conditions include the $64.00 degree foil temperature. after a good rainstorm, when the soil reach that temperature will come out by the 1000000. this i

westbound coming in to the mcarthur maize is looking good. elsewhere pretty wide open out there. no real major delays. we do have slow traffic out of the central valley, a little windy there and looking at about a 35-minute ride tracy to pleasanton. >>> a healthy and safe fall. >>> and the search for the missing pets that were away from the fireworks. what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? >>> people committed more more e 50 robberies. they targeted. starbucks, walgreens, cvs and said they had guns and demanded to seat safe. police worked with the fbi and marshal's office. >>> a lot of animals got scared on the 4th of july.. >> reporter: around san jose's north side, clear signs alerting people, marco is mission. his owner said fireworks scared off the pet. >> we've been driving posting, talking to dog owners saying if they see him to let us know. >> reporter: people pleading for help or posting in an effort to

no delays if you're headed from here to the mcarthur maze. caltran and ace on time. bay ferry's new service. justin andrews will bring you more details. we have to check the thursday morning forecast. darren, it was misty along the coast. >>> especially for pacifica, half moon bay, the city. the marine layer, the lens on the mark hopkins hotel, we just ran the windshield wipers over it. that's the scene looking at the city skyline. there is an important distinction in the clouds this morning. it may not seem like much but it does tell us what's going on with the marine layer. so for the last two morning they were so low from this view. you could barely see the lights by the ferry building. those are the red lights. you can't see anything above that. now you can see all the way to the top of the sales force tower. that tells you we have stopped pushing it and you will encounter less fog throughout the morning. it shouldn't be as bad. mon while, the clouds are a little more widespread, so they may not be as low. there are more of them over the bay area. temperatures ar

we go to the east bay now, the east shore freeway and the headlights headed towards the mcarthur maze in the westbound direction. it is busy but still moving at the limit. as we reach the toll plaza, we have reports of an accident involving a big rig at the toll gates. it is not affecting the flow of traffic here. no metering lights yet. heerg a look at the drive times, had hercules into san francisco, just under 25 minutes. a nice ride for friday morning. not light over the altamonte pass. west 580 after 205 split, accident, one hour commute westbound 580 from tracey what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he g

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a national book award for between the world and me, both of these riders are recipients of the mcarthur, both of them have been key to understanding american history in this moment, and this week, they just announced something exciting they're gonna be starting a new center for journalism and democracy at howard university, the mecca, one of our nation's oldest historically black colleges, and they join me now. it's great to have you both. congratulations on the announcement. i want to -- maybe i'll start with you nicole, just the question of why now? we have flights about american history all the time, we have curriculum fights, i remember growing up in new york city it was a freak out because there's a new york city school book about heather that has two mommies. we this is a perpetual argument we have in a democratic society. what is going on now? why is it that this sort of ferocity of this back blush and this fight on this terrain right now in your mind? >> thanks for having us on the show, it's so weird reunion to all be together. it looks like you have better light ta-nehisi. >>

. >> that's right, i mean you just said it ali with, a decorated journalist, a mcarthur.as so ridiculous that this pulitzer prize winning tournlist would have to fight for tenure. she went to howard university with my friend. we're talking to them about hbcu life get into critical race theory and more so what this situation taught them about america and this moment of racial reckoning as we call it. interesting we are talking about as the confederate statue is coming down right now. i have another dynamic duo, ali i'm excited about. i'll give you a hint. what have you done for me lately? that's right. it's legendary producers terry lewis and jimmy jam. we have a packed show. i'm so excited, a great two hours. >> it is. i'm really looking forward to the conversation from nicole. nicole hanna jones has standing today that i think would have found her at any university she wanted to be at all. and her treatise on why she and tanna hassy kwoets at howard is something everybody should read. it's a long letter. it's beautifully written. and it is -- i'm sort of proud to know he

recruiting coup howard university announced journalist nikol hannah-jones and ta-nehisi coates both mcarthurining the faculty in the fall. hannah-jones will become the nice chair in race and reporting at howard and will create a new initiative aimed at training inspiring journalist and have secured $15 million to launch the effort. coates will hold the sterling brown chair in the english department. howard's win count counts as a loss to university of south carolina. and hannah-jones a unc alum was set to fill the school's own night chair in race and investigative journalism, after rigorous review and recommendation followed by howls of complaints offended by the project, she was first denied tenure by the board of trustees which sparked a fierce bashlash which led the university to reverse course and offer her tenure last week. for the record she's always been a tenured position. breaking her silence hannah-jones laid out in great detail how painful this entire process has been. she writes -- [ reading ] these times demand courage -- [ continuing reading ]. joining me now is the brand new i

the east shore freeway making your way past golden gate fields on through berkeley and into the mcarthur maze. traffic is flowing nicely. a bit bogged down. no major delays there. overall looking good with the exception of of course all the altamont pass. highway 37 undergoing a month long repaving project between lakeville highway and petaluma river bridge. only one lane will be open both directions. they hope to do that in the off commute hours. >> thank you, sue. >>> new at 6:00, the major change on how you'll be > you mahave a friend obsessed over their pet's instagram. is their clout to me. he kind of runs sideways. drops his leg down, run as little sideways. >> we explain the battle to bring justice for ernie and win back the thousands of followers he deserves. >>> as we head to break, taking a live look outside delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's

you know, it was from that very podium, in this chamber, the general douglas mcarthur warned that in war there is no substitute for victory. that is a lesson that our leaders have failed to learn time and again. so, this debacle is now coming to its sad, shameful and sorry conclusion. the taliban again threatened to seize this ill-fated country and apparently thousands of again and to assisted our troops in various ways. to encourage their help, we have asked the afghan allies protection act of 2009. which created a special immigrant visa, or green card program for afghan nationals who worked with the united states government for at least a year, and who face retribution from the taliban. this program also provides green cards to their spouses and children. now, during the 20 years that our troops have been in afghanistan, tens of thousands of afghans have worked for or on behalf of the u.s. government in one capacity or another. and to date, over 15, 000, 500 green cards have already been issued to the principal applicants. additionally, for each principle applicants, an average of

and we'll take a quick look here at the roads and give you a look at live conditions at the mcarthur maze here on this monday night looks pretty busy in all directions. they're heading toward the maze and out of the maze. ktvu news at six jes video posted on instagram shows the flames that broke out near the ponderosa golf course where that bombard easier. cl 600 jet went down around 1 30 this afternoon. it's not yet clear how many people were on board. that jet, which can carry between 12 and 14 passengers. the faa says the pilot was trying to land at the truckee tahoe airport at the time, the ntsb will be leading the investigation into what caused this crash. and today, the ntsb released its preliminary report on a small plane crashing moderate county that killed two women earlier this month. the agency says that cessna crashed into a home on july 13th after going the wrong direction after take off and flying too low to the ground. no one on the ground was hurt, but the pilot, her passenger and a dog on board were all killed, the ntsb says the pilot was given to alerts about being

it is from that podium that general douglas mcarthur said in war there is no substitute for victory. that's a lesson our leaders have failed to learn time and again. so this debacle is now coming to the shame, sad solution. to encourage afghans help we passed the afghan protection help of 2009 which created a special immigrant visa, or green card program for afghan nationals who worked with the united states government for at least a year and face retribution from the taliban. this program also provides green cards to their spouses and the children. now, during the 20 years that our troops have been in afghanistan, tens of thousands of afghans have worked for or on gaffe of the u.s. -- behalf of the u.s. government and 15,500 green cards have been issued to the principled applicants and for each principal applicants, 3 1/2 have been issued to their family. many more are still there. so we have before us h.r. 3985, the allies act. it makes changes to the afghan special immigrant visa program to accommodate the accelerated withdrawal that president has ordered. the emergency created by

it is from that podium that general douglas mcarthur said in war there is no substitute for victory. that's a lesson our leaders have failed to learn time and again. so this debacle is now coming to the shame, sad solution. to encourage afghans help we passed the afghan protection help of 2009 which created a special immigrant visa, or green card program for afghan nationals who worked with the united states government for at least a year and face retribution from the taliban. this program also provides green cards to their spouses and the children. now, during the 20 years that our troops have been in afghanistan, tens of thousands of afghans have worked for or on gaffe of the u.s. -- behalf of the u.s. government and 15,500 green cards have been issued to the principled applicants and for each principal applicants, 3 1/2 have been issued to their family. many more are still there. so we have before us h.r. 3985, the allies act. it makes changes to the afghan special immigrant visa program to accommodate the accelerated withdrawal that president has ordered. the emergency created by

this is happening in oakland, where eastbound interstate 5 80 is temporarily closed near the mcarthurinitial reports say that a car there hit a person on a bicycle, the chp says to expect delays in this area because traffic is being diverted off the freeway at west macarthur boulevard. we're working together more details and will bring them to you as soon as we get them and still to come tonight from healthcare businesses to oil and gas pipelines, even law enforcement sensitive information in the hands of cybercriminals. why one expert says paying the ransom is sometimes the only choice also had the federal eviction moratorium expires tomorrow, the last ditch effort to extend it but ultimately failed and coming up a little later in sports. the giants pulled the trigger on a big trade who they got. and why is he crying. for though there are a lot of questions surrounding the cbc's new findings regarding the delta variant, an infectious disease expert explains why it may be tough to dodge this surge. it's a new day. and it's coming at you fast. it could be the day your workforce doubles

chapel hill professor looks at civil military relations during the korean war including general mcarthur's removal. book tv and leading authors. on sunday at 8:55 eastern get an indept look at the trump administration's handling of the covid-19 pandemic. discussing the book "nightmare scenario." reliance on drones and the military units that operate them in his book "on killing remotely." he's interviewed by former u.s. air force officer sarah kreps. watch american history tv and book tv every weekend on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide. >>> up next a senate appropriations subcommittee hearing on forest management and preventing wildfires. outgoing u.s. forest service chief addressed western states like washington and alaska.

are joining howard university, comes with a $20 million donation by the john dean and catherine mcarthurand as we feed the diversity pipelines and newsrooms, i think your input will be invaluable. as people watch you go through this, all of the colored girls who consider journalism when twitter was not enough, what is your message today? >> my message is that we are absolutely vital to these institutions, even as they often treat us as if we should feel lucky and blessed to be there. diversity doesn't matter in newsrooms because it feels good or it's politically correct, it matters because we are simply unable to cover our count with the truth and accuracy this moment requires if the only people who have the levers of power in these institutions are the people who have always had the levers of power. so i'm no one's diversity hire. i bring something. black girls bring something very specific to newsrooms and that's why we deserve to be there and we deserve to be treated like we deserve to be there. >> absolutely. i'm curious what made you go back -- because not only will you be teaching,

history university of north carolina at chapel hill professor gladhar looks at general douglas mcarthur's removal from command by president harry truman. book tv features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. on sunday at 8:55 eastern get an in-depth look at the trump administration's handling of the covid-19 pandemic when we discuss the book "nightmare scenario." at 10:00 p.m. eastern on afterwards colonel phelps writes about how the fill tear's reliance on drones affects combat and the military units that separate him on his book "on killing remotely" he is interviewed by sara kreps. watch every weekend on c-span 2. >>> the house committee investigating the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol holds its first hearing tuesday. officers from the u.s. capitol police and washington metropolitan police department will tell members what they saw and experienced on that day. watch the hearing live tuesday beginning at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span 3. online at c-span.org. or listen with the free c-span radio app. >>> samantha power administrator of the u.s. agency for inter

the picture here is an example of a pilot that started in oakland recently at 36th avenue and mcarthurlevard where the dots were installed in a dense configuration to try to prevent stunt driving at that. and we've communicated with the city of oakland who is also trying to do enforcement and engineering measures. we are working with the police department on identifying locations of concern. and also monitoring 311 calls and also noticing our own issues as we repaint the crosswalks through the city. i am going to talk about some recent trial mitigations that we've done at three locations. and then show some pending locations where we'll be doing pilot changes. obviously, still pending funding and outreach, but looking at these locations to start focusing on whether engineering measures can prevent the activity in the first place. evans and jennings we installed corner bumps. these devices narrow the profile of the intersection, but still leaving some open area in the middle. we want to investigate if these could be a sufficient deterrent at a location that has had a history of tire-mar

the picture here is an example of a pilot that started in oakland recently at 36th avenue and mcarthurlevard where the dots were installed in a dense configuration to try to prevent stunt driving at that. and we've communicated with the city of oakland who is also trying to do enforcement and engineering measures. we are working with the police department on identifying locations of concern. and also monitoring 311 calls and also noticing our own issues as we repaint the crosswalks through the city. i am going to talk about some recent trial mitigations that we've done at three locations. and then show some pending locations where we'll be doing pilot changes. obviously, still pending funding and outreach, but looking at these locations to start focusing on whether engineering measures can prevent the activity in the first place. evans and jennings we installed corner bumps. these devices narrow the profile of the intersection, but still leaving some open area in the middle. we want to investigate if these could be a sufficient deterrent at a location that has had a history of tire-mar

it is from that podium that general douglas mcarthur said in war there is no substitute for victory. that's a lesson our leaders have failed to learn time and again. so this debacle is now coming to the shame, sad solution. to encourage afghans help we passed the afghan protection help of 2009 which created a special immigrant visa, or green card program for afghan nationals who worked with the united states government for at least a year and face retribution from the taliban. this program also provides green cards to their spouses and the children. now, during the 20 years that our troops have been in afghanistan, tens of thousands of afghans have worked for or on gaffe of the u.s. -- behalf of the u.s. government and 15,500 green cards have been issued to the principled applicants and for each principal applicants, 3 1/2 have been issued to their family. many more are still there. so we have before us h.r. 3985, the allies act. it makes changes to the afghan special immigrant visa program to accommodate the accelerated withdrawal that president has ordered. the emergency created by