mcarthur had a habit of leaving the unit. when they weren't in combat, they were waiting for the next mission. lloyd would disappear. there is always rumors where we'll see, and the rumor was before corregidor, he was in new guinea fighting alongside australians, he had this fearsome reputation of being this reckless and liberal anyone who challenged him. would make some adjusting, is he's sort of that classic you see infection. he's always out in comment. always says this reckless mentality. but such in the central part of the unit. his eyes, ears, the guys trust him. when you read the book, you will find that when they needed help the most, at one point in the book there is a bonsai charge and mcarthur is the one that goes out and puts themself on play and wants this charge. mcarthur is the character that's a classic guy. he was a lumberjack in idaho, before he joined the military. has these colorful pasts. if i invented him instead of writing about this guy mcarthur you'd laugh and say it's over the top. it's really why no

when mcarthur sought the ablist american to go with him to the philippines, the man mcarthur picked forer, from his achievements, not political promises. americans know the essence of eisenhower, the states from the executive, the man. >> the american system rests upon the rights and dignity of the individual. the success of that system depends upon the assumption by each of personal, individual responsibility for the safety and welfare of the whole. no government official, no soldier, be he brass hat or pfc, no other person can assume your responsibilities, else democracy will cease to exist. a united and determined american citizenry is, under god, the mightiest force the earth has seen. it can protect itself and lead the world to respect for right and justice and to peace. good-bye, ma'am. good luck. >> out of uniform as president of columbia, eisenhower warned that communism must be fought on every front. >> in today's struggle, no free man, no free institution can be neutral. all must be joined in a common profession, that of democratic citizenship. there will be no administrative

he then becomes an assistant to douglas mcarthur, the army chief of staff, and he follows mcarthur to panama. for mcarthur there to form a philippine army defense force in preparation for the islands eventual independence, and there, eisenhower is really him the day-to-day work to build things from scratch. again, invaluable we experience. i know we need to get moving. next slide, please. at the end of his career, of hard work and ambition that culminates his appointment as a supreme commander of the allied expeditionary force, his supreme moment on june 6th, 1944, d-day invasion which i think is the moment we that, at that moment, people knew he was probably going to be president some day, the respect he had and reputation for confidence and leadership, you know, it was obvious this guy was someone to look out for, politically. here is that iconic photograph of eisenhower with men of the 101st airborne the night before the invasion. and he kept a copy of this picture on his desk the rest of his life, whether as president or as a private citizen. next slide, please. and he left this m

for four years, he worked with mcarthur, who was commander in chief of the philippine army to help the work out a plan for its military defense. ordered back to the states in december 1939, lieutenant colonel eisenhower went to ft. louis, washington, as executive officer of the 15th infantry regiment. in the dark spring of 1940, german armored divisions were crashing through holland and belgium. the luftwafa was streaking its direction through europe's skies. france was prostrate and beleaguered britain was standing alone. the united states had passed the selective service act to prepare for what inevitably lay ahead. and the biggest challenge in colonel eisenhower's life was to aid in that preparation. late in 1940, he was made chief of staff of the third division where his staff work brought him assignment as chief of staff of the ninth corps. in the summer of 1941, colonel eisenhower became chief of staff to general walter krueger, whose newly organized 3rd army was preparing to participate in the most realistic war maneuvers yet held by american troops. in these maneuvers over the

frankly his spills of diplomacy are -- mcarthur is probably not the easiest bosses. whatever troubles, around and by the time the united states and evades north africa on november 8th, 1942, it's already been a rollercoaster for ike. he's gone from being a colonel two years prior to being a general in charge of a major offense. the difficulties are set right off. when they land they are not landing as an army of occupation. they are landing as ones who are trying to free the french people in colony so that they can join the allied effort. what's difficult, it arises from the military head of the vc french government, and eisenhower had brought in french general, general gerard, they had him removed from france. they put him with the innovation foot. he was the talk to all the french soldiers that were in north africa and have them surrender, join the allies, start fighting for the allies. well none of these french soldiers would do that. they totally ignore gerard. they thought he had no authority. they would only surrender and join the allies if darlington told them

in the philippines, his diplomacy gets more important because while he's working on mcarthur's staff, he basically becomes the point of contact for the philippine president. and any time there is -- he actually has an office right next to the president, so that anytime there's a question or issue that he could go and rework between mcarthur and kazzone and build up the philippine army as they're trying to prepare to become an independent nation. and frankly his skills of diplomacy are honed quite well while serving under mcarthur who was probably not the easiest to work with. world war ii rolls around, by the time united states invaded north africa on november 8, 1942, it's already been a roller coaster for ike. he's gone from being a colonel just two years prior, to being a general in charge of a major offensive. the difficulties are set right off. when they land, they're not landing as an army of occupation, they're landing saying as ones who are trying to free the french people and colonies so that they can join the allied effort. and this difficulty arises from the military head o

what about his relationship with mcarthur? can you comment on? that >> mcarthur? doug mcarthur? that was -- i think what i'll do is talk about ike. ike was a humble man who was not particularly showy or ostentatious -- ostentatious. those two men were really sort of at opposite ends of the spectrum as humans. so they of course had worked together for their military career, but just their personalities were vastly different. >> we are almost out of time here. i did want to give you a chance to see if there are any other topics we might not have covered that you would like to mention or i know we don't exactly know when things are going to reopen, but things that the library or the sites there that you have for 2021. is there something they should look for two or whether they are looking at it online or have a chance to visit it in person? >> we have all of our educational programs, lifelong learning type of programs online currently, and if you go to our website under the events tab you can see all of the upcoming programs. we have great ones scheduled for next year. we sort of l

we've been affected by the virus. >> reporter: mcarthur has been approved for rent relief in new york, but the state hasn't paid lacasse yet. so far, new york has sent about 8% of at federal allotment of $2.6 billion relief dollars directly to landlords. >> i'm not sure what she-- that is what i am afraid of. >> reporter: two families, trying to avoid the same fate... >> i invested in these properties, never thinking i wouldn't have a place to live. >> reporter: ...on opposite sides of a looming crisis. >> i just want my house. that's it. i just want my house. >> reporter: mola lenghi, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: let's get them the help that was approved by congress. all right, there is still much a fas more news ahead on tgt's "cbs evening news." a fast-moving wildfire whips up a major health threat in the west. and the big news-- the williams sisters making an announcement days before the start of the u.s. open. u.s. ope. bon appetit. hey kim, you earn 5% on travel purchased through chase! way ahead of you. hey neal, you can earn 3% at drug stores!!! buddy, i'm right here. why

. >> reporter: carla mcarthur is lacasse's tenant.care costs for her daughter, and an autistic son, she says she can't pay rent. >> we had two incomes. i had covid-19 twice. my kids all have had it once. my husband has had it once. we've been affected by the virus. >> reporter: mcarthur has been approved for rent relief in new york, but the state hasn't paid lacasse yet. so far, new york has sent about 8% of its federal allotment of $2.6 billion relief dollars directly to landlords. >> i'm not sure what she may do when it ends-- that's what i'm afraid of, becoming homeless. >> reporter: two families, trying to avoid the same fate... >> i invested in these properties, never thinking i wouldn't have a place to live. >> reporter: ...on opposite sides of a looming crisis. >> i just want my house. that's it. i just want my house. >> reporter: mola lenghi, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: let's get them the help that was approved by congress. all right, there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." a fast-moving wild

. >> from another general, mcarthur, eisenhower learned much.s able to go into the philippines in 1934, and the man at that tough jobs eisenhower. not political promises, america knows the essence of eisenhower, they know the executive, the man. >> the american system rests upon the rights and dignity of the individual. the success of that system relies upon the gumption of responsibility and welfare for the whole. no soldier, no government, no other person can assume your responsibility. or democracy will be deeply imperiled. a united and determined american citizen is, under god, the mightiest force the earth has seen. it can protect itself and lead the world to respect for right and justice. and to peace. good bye now and good luck. [applause] >> out of uniform, eisenhower warned that communism must be fought on every front. >> in today's struggle, no free man, no free institution can be neutral. all must be joined in a common profession. that of democratic citizenship. there will be no administrating suppression or distortion of any subject

it was here the that general mcarthur planned and wish today see for himself the hardship that is theers of democracy had experienced. ♪ ♪ >> next day national press club especially adorned from the visitors from washington became vice president final stop before he flew to sygone. this too provided reunion of men who he hasn't seen in years. during half hour interview he addressed and discussing controversial issues, of particular interest to them, assurance that u.s. military bases will return to the philippines. later that morning in the wake of monsoon rain, vice president and mrs. nixon arrived in the capital of south vietnam. representatives of president and vietnamese citizens greeted them. in no other place were nixons to see no other change than visit in asia. the land had been in the throws of war. today it was a free and peaceful republic. while riding into sygone testified to the friendship that vietnam feels toward the american people and their elected representatives. this happened to be a time of of national rejoicing, everywhere people carrying banners and marching of

service under general douglas mcarthur, commander in chief of the philippine army, to help the commonwealthnment work out a plan for its military defense. ordered back to the states in december 1939, lieutenant colonel eisenhower went as an adviser to infantry regiments. and the dark spring of 1940, german armored divisions were crashing through columns in belgium. the luftwaffe way sweeping its destruction through europe's skies. beleaguered britain stood alone. the united states had passed the selective service act to prepare for what lay ahead. and the biggest challenge in eisenhower's life was to aid in that preparation. late in 1940, he was made chief of staff of the third division, which brought him aside meant as the chief of staff of the math core. in the summer of 1941, colonel eisenhower became chief of staff to walter cruger, whose newly organized third army was being prepared to take place in the most realistic warm and hoover's that americans had ever done. these maneuvers, over the louisiana countryside, as america fought for growing citizen soldiers, eisenhower's task was to

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tone, a throw-away line, he said well, i mean, i guess i could write another biography of douglas mcarthur but there's been a dozen of douglas mcarthur and the editor said yeah, that's because people are interested in douglas mccarther. so, i suppose if i were spigsantly imaginative, maybe i could elevate a relatively obscure woman or man to a level that would grab people's attention and make that person famous, maybe. i'll say it's a tough sell, especially in this market. yes, miami, in the middle. a very good question. how is it that the letters were saved? i'm going to give you a broader reflection. how about the suffragettes or people not so famous? it'sall ploes a truism of history that it is possible to write about extraordinary people or extraordinary times, more precisely, you can write about extraordinary people in ordinary times. so, we can write a biography of george washington, because george washington was an extraordinary individual,to the extent people saved his letters. and people remembered what they felt, heard when they encountered washington. if somebody's famous, findi

how do mcarthur al jazeera, the 2nd? ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, international pressure is building on the taliban to stop it's offensive across. i've gone to san urgent talks. are underway here in the home with the u. s. sending it's envoy for i've got a son to meet taliban representatives. how much am june isn't bill? how with morning? the fact that these talks are happening right now is really a sign of the huge amount of concern by the international community. really what's at stake here is for these diplomats that are at these company hosted talks to try to formulate some type of international joint plan to attempt to get the inter afghan peace process back on track. and to also come up with a response to the rapidly deteriorating situation in afghanistan. wildfires are continuing to ravage large parts of the greek islands of firefighters are now into their 8th day of battling the flames. it's the most severe of hundreds of fires which have scorch swabs of the country. in recent weeks. russia has launched a crimina

there will be lead by in mcarthur, who serve as our deputy chiefs mission afghan to stand for this past year. no one's better prepared to do the job. second, we will continue our relentless efforts to help americans foreign nationals and afghans leave afghanistan if they choose. let me talk briefly about the americans remain and again, we made extraordinary efforts to give americans every opportunity to depart the country. in many cases, talking and sometimes walking them into the airport. of those who self identified as americans in afghanistan were considering leaving the country. we've thus far receive confirmation that about 6000 have been evacuated or otherwise departed. this number will likely continue to grow as our outreach and arrivals continue. we believe there are still a small number of americans under 200 and like the closer to 100 who remain in afghanistan and want to lee. we're trying to determine exactly how many we're going to manifest and calling and texting to our lists. and we'll have more details to share as soon as possible. part of the challenge with fixing a prec

and the editor says, yes that's because people are interested in douglas mcarthur.so i suppose if i were sufficiently imaginative, and i had this sufficient sources, i could elevate a relatively obscure woman or man to to a level that would grab peoples attention and make that person famous. maybe. but it's a tough sell, i would say especially in this market. okay other questions? yes ma'am. >> how did the letters come. out >> okay good question, how is it the letters were saved? before i answer that question, i will give you a broader reflection. and this gets to the questions that are asked here. or how about people who aren't so famous. it is, almost a truism of history that it is possible to write about extraordinary people, or extraordinary times. more precisely. you can write about extraordinary people, in ordinary times. so we can write a biography about george washington. because george washington is one of these extraordinary individuals. and by extraordinary i mean famous. so people saved his letters. and they remember what they felt or heard or what they

how do mcarthur al jazeera, the 2nd? ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, international pressure is building on the taliban to stop it's offensive across have gone to san urgent talks, are under way here in the home with the u. s. sending it's envoy for i've got to start to meet taliban representatives. well, how much am june isn't they'll how with morning the fact that these talks are happening right now is.

how do mcarthur algebra? the 2nd a judge has been chosen to lead the investigation into the assassination of haiti's . president of anomalies match a lot has been promised extra security. while he was shot dead after a hit team burst into the presidential residence last month, former colombian soldiers and haitian americans are among those arrested. germany's 2 leading parties have launched their campaigns ahead of next month's general election. the vote will decide who succeeds anglo merkel as chancellor. dominic cane reports from berlin. the election season has come around again. soon. it will be time to replace and go to medical and her government. anna lena bell book believes she should be germany's 1st green chancellor at the launch of her party's campaign. on monday she explained why voters should choose her posture by these or via gauges. this election is really about something. it's about l. future. the future doesn't just happen, the future gets made. and that's what we're running for. on september t

how do mcarthur algebra? the 2nd, ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories with afghan talks underway here. and joe ha. taliban has captured its 7th regional capital since friday in the province of pharaoh. the u, as in boy for afghanistan, is holding those talks with taliban representatives. bahama jam, jones has moved from jerome. it's unclear at this moment how long that the meeting will last. there was a statement that was issued by, i'll make a little.

how do mcarthur al jazeera, the 2nd, the president bella, rosa told western powers they can choke on their sanctions. after another round was imposed on his government by the u. s. canada and the u. k. the moves coincide with the 1st anniversary of alexander lucas shank has disputed election when andrew simon has more good news. alex and lucas shank because big conversation event was still going on when the consequences of his actions in the past year started to play out on the world stage. new sanctions the u. k. first on out them, his reaction the for that is just where you can choke on those sanctions in the u. k. we haven't had even the faintest idea for a millennia about this great britain. your america's lap dogs. later came new sanctions from the united states and canada as well. because shanker said, the election was free and fair describing the opposition protests. as an attempt 235000 protest is were arrested 600 opposition supporters are in jail. now the crackdown even reached the olympics in tokyo athlete, christina, similar news gaia had shown descent to her coaches. she

they want the president elect, sworn into office as soon as possible, had mcarthur officer, the sucker. ah, let's take you through some of the headlines here now and you are now all flying out of the afghan capital cobble of being cancelled for at least the next couple of days. crowds have been scrambling to get on flying out the country. also talk about seize control of the capital. it's the number of people dive in the rush to get out . charlotte bellis has more from cobble with trying to verify how these people have died. there were, there was chaos in the last 24 hours of people trying to get on planes trying to get out there really overwhelmed the airport security. thousands of people flooding onto atomic clamoring to try to get on the plains. there are stories of, of people just pushing past him sitting on a plane and waiting for pilots to show up to fly them out. we understand it is on the, the security of international forces. so there are some questions about with the international forces were involved in the death of the civilians as they were trying to leave or whether or no

how do mcarthur algebra the 2nd still ahead on al jazeera, more than a marriage of convenience. what's behind strengthening military ties between china and russia? and dallas? do the deal with don't change, jo will have details of a big money contract extension with one of the up and coming stars, the b and b a. a hello good to see you. we are talking about potentially historic temperatures for northern africa. so had kept rate to look at this on to stay tunis, 50 degrees, your all time temperature record is $47.00. so yeah, we could smash that on tuesday. also keeping tabs on the potential for record breaking heat in spain. so we're narrowing in on cordoba starting to see it hot up on tuesday, but i show you the next 3 days. we could tie the august temperature record on friday and tie or exceed the all time temperature record on saturday at 47 degrees . here's an update now on greece and turkey, and we've got rainfall in all the wrong places toward the black sea region over a 100 millimeters of rain. that's more than a month's worth of rain in 24 hours. we see it persist on tue

. >> clinger, the one thing that general mcarthur is a flower girl with a 5:00 shadow. >> there is abate about morality. why are we here? how are we treating these people and each other ? >> i hope this guy doesn't mind ignoring orders by living. >> at the end of the third season. >> put a mask on. >> kerry walks in and says. >> the plane was shot down over the sea of japan. it's bunion. there were no survivors. >> that moment is pure honesty. >> i have trouble telling that story four years later. >> i just never even think of it as a sitcom. you know, it was just m.a.s.h. >> m.a.s.h. really blew up what a workplace sitcom could be. there was death. there was sorrow. there was really a mixing of genre that was ground breaking. >> the first dramaity in prime time television. >> it's gunfire. it's 2:30 in the morning. >> "m.a.s.h." lasted 11 seasons. >> if we didn't have such a terrific union here, i'd put in my two-week notice by in two weeks. >> february 28th, 1983 the war is over and the show is over. it's the most organic perfect finally. >> you boys always managed to give me a goo

he is a mcarthur fellow and recipient of the melon distinguished professor award. prize.st president of the organization of american historians and the author of influential books on the american west native americans, railroads and environmental history including the republic for which it stands, the united states during reconstruction in the guilded age and the middle ground, indians and the republics of the great lakes region. his study of capitalism and the development of capitalism in it the late 19th century is viewed but the lens of examining the construction of the transcontinental railroad chronicled in the book "railroaded." which was a finalist for the pulitzer prize and won the los angeles time's book prize for history. richard is the professor of american history at stanford university having previously taught at the university of washington, university of utah and michigan state university. please welcome professor richard white. [ applause ] >> i have to position things up here. this will take a second. okay. i'm often accused of having a cynical 21st centu

. >> the one thing general mcarthur may not understand is a flower girl with a 5:00 shadow. >> therep stand debate about morality. how are we treating these people. >> hope this guy doesn't mind ignoring orders by living. >> at the end of the third season. >> radar, put a mask on. >> gary berg hoff walks in and said -- >> it was shot down over the sea of japan. there were no survivors. >> that moment is pure honesty. >> i have trouble telling that story four years later. >> i just never even think of it as a sitcom. it just was -- it was mash. >> mash really blew up what a workplace sitcom could be. there was death. there was sorrow. there was a mixing of genre that was groundbreaking. >> it was the first dramedy in prime-time television. >> that's gunfire. it's 2:30 in the morning. >> maybe there's an after hours war. >> if we didn't have a thing here i'd put in my two week notice but i'm too weak. >> it's the most organically perfect finale. >> you guys always managed to give me a good laugh. i was laughing to beat all hell. i love a good laugh like this. >> to this day, we are sti

if are you taking 880 toward the mcarthur maze you should be good to go.80 south of there to the san mateo bridge give yourself 13 minutes. >>> and coming up the bay area school district that could soon make it mandatory for all teachers to be vaccinated. we are live. >>> and why the latest thing that ikea is selling may make you scratch your head. . >>> ahead on cbs this morning latest on the harassment allegationations against the new york governor. you will hear from a former aide whose accusations were found to be credible by an independent investigation. >>> also the growing concern about keeping children safe as the delta variant continues to spread. what needs to be done to protect kids in school as the schools start to reopen. >>> and katie ledecki. she has more gold medals than any other american woman in any sportw. he will talk to her about her historic run in tokyo and her plans for future olympics. we will see you at seven. join us. >>> and streaming today on cbsn bay area wondering why there is a delay in the california rain season. we explai

then at the end of july, it's one of the darkest moments in the history of general douglas mcarthur's career because he sends the 3rd cavalry to disperse them using tear gas. george patton is involved as well. one of the things the newspaper picks up on that's very symbolic of the whole thing, patton runs across the guy who saved his life in 1918 and said i don't know who he is. it's a very dark chapter. there's no question that some of the african-american veterans were there as well. the promise of citizenship, the promise of you serve the country, you do your duty as a citizen, the country has made some promises to return. yeah, there's no question they were part of the bonus army. actually, that's a good picture there actually from world war i period of doing that duty as part of the american expeditionary force. >> and that fulfillment of the promise you would see and we see that legacy connecting it all back. all right. last question? what did the research for the book reveal about the motivation of african-americans who volunteered to serve in the union army? >> if you read bio

so it was an army colonel who leaked the pearson the material about general mcarthur in korea that edition north the intelligence reports that the chinese were building up and were moving forward. so a source within the pentagon. sometimes when government agents would come to quiz pearson about his sources, he would look at them and smile and say, my sources were at the top level of your agency. in other words, your boss leaked this to me. >> amazing. all right. our next question is from katherine miller. she says on wikipedia, there is a claim pearson worked the eisenhower staff to publish information on joe mccarthy. have you found any evidence of that? and she has a second question. do you feel anything pearson wrote had an impact on later policies? i.e., public outcry that later led to any change in laws? >> in terms of the second one, yes. many of his issues eventually were enacted into law. in fact, throughout, credited the column saying when he would start to print it, it created an aura of inevitability in terms of movements he was dealing with. so sometimes he initiated things. so

there was really no concrete reason given, but he was the first war commander relieved since douglas mcarthura. in the documents we obtained, there were military officials that said mckernan knew he was getting into trouble for telling the truth that things weren't going well, and that was the reason. >> woodruff: and, finally, based on what you've learned about the taliban, what is your expectation of what is going to happen now in afghanistan? >> this is really fascinating. we fought this war on the assumption that the taliban was the enemy. right now the taliban has gotten everything they wanted to kick out the foreign forces, but they crazed diplomatic recognition from the united states. they want humanitarian aid and other assistance to flow in. i think the biden administration is going to be slow to give diplomatic recognition to the taliban, but they have already started to do business with them militarily. and you may recall the c.i.a. director, bill burnes, made a visit to meet with the taliban leadership. so i think on counterterrorism operations against groups like the islamic stat

so if mcarthur. so if i was imaginative, i could elevate a relatively obscure woman to a level that would grab people's attention and make that person famous. maybe. but it's a tough sell. especially in this market. other questions. yes, ma'am, in the middle? very good question. how were letters saved. before i answer i will give a broader reflection, to the question about suffrages, or how about the people not so famous. it's almost a truism of history that it is possible to write about extraordinary people or extraordinary times. more precisely. you can write about extraordinary people in ordinary times. so, we can write a biography of george washington, one of these extraordinary individuals, by extraordinary i mean famous, to the extent people saved his letters and people remembered what they felt and heard what they encounter washington. if somebody's famous, the finding the record of famous people is not a problem. i wrote about benjamin franklin and the first 30 years of his life go by like th

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the picture here is an example of a pilot that started in oakland recently at 36th avenue and mcarthurots 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-marking. and working