who she called tully. she liked grace, too, but kind of, just called her tully and when missy had her stroke, sarah roosevelt was in really poor health by then, too, and she wrote a really nice letter and wrote why doesn't you come up with me at hyde park and we'll just rest together. as it was, sarah roosevelt died that fall. so, fdr lost two of the most important women in his life at the same time. his mother dying and then losing missy's companionship and support. tough for him. >> thank you. >> yes. >> thank you for writing a most excellent book, i enjoyed reading it. >> thank you. >> you filled in a lot of gaps. >> thank you. >> missy was a critical player in roosevelt's life from basically from the 1920 vice-presidential campaign until she died in 4-1. so,my question to you is, if you could ask two questions, if you could ask fdr a single question, what would you ask and what do you think his answer would be. and the same question about missy lehand. maybe you want to start with messy. >> the thing w

up next, author anthony tully gives a perspective on the battle. this 45 minute talk from the macarthur memorial is part of a day long sinc symposium. >> we will kick off our afternoon program with a live perspective from some of the things we have been hearing about. we talked a lot about midway and the strategic setting from a u.s. perspective. anthony tully will build on that and it will go a little deeper on the japanese side. in many ways, they are just as central to the battles outcome as any u.s. action. anthony tully is a noted expert on the navy, he has written on various aspects of the neville in the pacific. without further ado, anthony tully. anthony: thank you all. thank you all for coming. what i would like to do is segue to the battle and drop back in time a little bit in the setup -- leading into that. at the end of march there was the completion very. -- barrier. if you see this red line here. this barrier is what they called the defensive barrier for the areas they have just conquered, starting from pearl harbor all the way throug

the police rep has few details, but says tully did admit to the crime. monday marks a year since the pulse nightclub terror attack. already the university of central florida is coming together and honoring the 49-people lost. yesterday the university held a day of rememberance across campus. an artist was on hand completing a mural to memorialize two students, juan guerrero and christopher leinonen killed in the attack. a blood drive and an art gallery was also held leading up to an evening ceremony where a student read the names of all 49-victims. today,in celebration of capital pride weekend.. 7 temporary rainbow colored crosswalks will be debuted in northwest. the crosswalks are along 17th street from r street to p street. that section of 17th street is designated "frank kameny way" in honor of the late lgbtq rights pioneer. and join us this weekend to celebrate capital pride. abc7 will be a part of the pride parade tomorrow afternoon. and if you can't make it down there -- you can watch it all on our sister station we'll also be streaming it live at

without further ado, anthony tully. >> thank you all. thank you for putting this on. thank you all for coming. let's see. okay. okay. what i would like to do -- testing. okay. what i would like to do is i would like to segue into what walter boardman covered coming up to the battle of coral sea, drop back in time a little bit from that in the set-up from the japanese point of view. leading into that. at the end of march, the japanese had formed a barrier, what they called the first phase operations completion barrier. if you see this red line here -- sorry. all right. there. okay. this barrier here was what they called the defensive barrier for the area that they had just conquered. starting from pearl harbor all the way through february to the start of march they conquered indonesia, malaysia, singapore, philippines. this area was what was a concern to the japanese army to make sure they continued to defend. so the next question that arose was, which direction would their next offensive go? the japanese general headquarters, both the navy and the army side, they want

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the event was organized by jeff tully and christian demet, both doctors here. also both self-proclaimed hackers. >> when you say a hacker, everyone instantly think about darkly lit rooms, hooded characters that are variously typing and hacking the pentagon. there's a lot of great hackers out there. they do good. when they find vulnerabilities in systems, they fix them. >> what here is vulnerable to hacking? >> everything that's plugged in. >> why are devices like pacemakers and ventilators connected to the internet at all? >> because there's incredible functionality that can be used to the benefit of our patients. pacemakers can be connected to things that monitor the rhythms and send them to doctors. these things can be good for patients and we don't want people turning away from the potential this has. >> do you have any idea what you're in for? >> i don't. they've been very seefrktive with us. >> these doctors who have agreed to participate in the operation have no idea what's going to come in the door. >> chest pain. >> he's losing consciousness. >> i can't

[laughter] so things tully get going. so that i was reading a liberian paper the other day. >> so according to this report i don't know enough about that but that is another story but that is not happening. >> going back to earlier in the book with the nobel prizes to take those voting cards away from their sons they did not want them to vote. so talk about the nobel prize. >> soever so fed up with the men they were perfectly happy to pay then they found the perfect vehicle for that. so it was the number of things that they give them their identification card so all the young boy is a lot of them the mothers told their cards so lot of them didn't realize they needed after the of the other room. so up and down the highway and then to pass the same baby around because if you are a nursing mother then they pass the same baby around. and then it was that nike made for the soccer team in italy they sell the commercial for white women. >> they would under the video than to drop that down with a weird mix with the deep racial an

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anthony tully had the schizophrenic statisticses up there how many planes we're talking about. a few pilots make all the difference. one man's life changes the fate of nations. that is a very satisfying thought to me, everyone's life matters and what we do with it matters, so they're not just statistics on a sheet of paper, but real people who do real things. that's why i said i'm kind of surprised we don't talk about them more often. >> as you associate with the younger college students today, do you find an appreciation for what history is -- exists or are they learning anything from this? >> i like to believe they are, at old dominion they are. i will pat myself on the back. my world war ii class is packed full and the students generally give me good marks, indication i think they do appreciate what they're learning about. i think it depends on the quality of the teacher. >> as a retired naval aviator carrier, i want to express all those still living at 80 and those lost we want to express our appreciation for you doing what you do routinely so often. >>> it's brought to you

district is reviewing the proposal to extend floodwalls and levees a few miles upstream right up to tullyet bill, governor brown is pushing to make it allowable for medical and recreational marijuana to be sold out of the same locations. many in the industry say it would be far more cost- effective for operators. >>> traffic and weather coming up next. >>> good morning. 7:58. we are tracking slowdowns for drivers heading across the dumbarton bridge this morning all due to an accident approaching university. it looks like traffic remains backed up all the way across the span. cruising speed 10 miles per hour. your travel times 30 minutes from 880 over to 101. san mateo bridge doesn't look much better 31 minutes out of hayward to foster city. and oakland 880, 37 minutes as you as you make your way in the northbound direction from 238 to the maze. let's check in with roberta now on the forecast. >> thanks, jaclyn. it's a beautiful view this morning from sutro tower looking towards the golden gate bridge. we have a little layer of fog trying to work its way into the bay. but that's going to d

anthony tully, author of shattered sword. and committee or, author of never call me a hero. watched the battle of midway's 75th anniversary special live on the memorial -- from the at norfolk,morial virginia on american history tv on c-span3. sunday night on afterwords, howaska senator ben sask on to encourage adolescents and young adults to be independent, active and engaged it is in his book. by the foundered and president of the millennial action project. that and large, students will graduate this spring and summer from college are going to change jobs three times -- such as jobs, change industries three times in their first decade. postcollege that is new. all the scary stuff that progressed progressivism was about the

anthony tully the untold story. and never call me a hero, a legendary american dive bomber pilot remembers the battle of mid-way. watch the 75th anniversary special on friday beginning at 9:30 a.m. eastern on american history tv on cspan3. >>> on sunday will be our guest on in depth! if you grow up looking at thousands and thousands to have faces until one day you see that face you feel was put on earth just for you, instantly you fall in love in that moment. for me trump was like that except it was the opposite. when i first saw him on the campaign trail i thought this is a person who's unique, horrible characteristics were put on earth specialically for me to appreciate or unappreciate or whatever the verb is. i had really been spending a lot of the last 10 to 12 years without knowing it preparing for donald trump to happen. >> he is a contribute to to rolling stone magazine and the author of several books including dispatches from a rotting empire, the great der rangement, war, politics and religion. griftopia an

angela -- author anthony tully gives a perspective on the battle. it is part of a daylong symposium to mark the battle's 75th anniversary. >> we will kick off our afternoon program with a live victim and perspective from some of the things we have been hearing about. we talked a lot about midway and the strategic setting from a u.s. perspective.

it happened last tursday at an arco on tully road.ers say 2 men stole beer from the gas station store and ran away. when the clerk ran after them.. a third robber forced him back into the store with a hand gun and demanded money. after taking the money, the three thieves took off on foot. ( james ) the san francisco board of supervisors have approved a ban on flavored tobacco sales. the legislation targets these products because some say they are marketed to vunerable people who include children and young adults. some smalll business advocates protested the legislation. they say it hurts corner stores who rely on tobacco sales to make a profit. the new law goes into effect on january first 20-18. (mark) coming up on the kron four morning news... the giants win.. finally. and giants pitcher hunter strickland gets his punishment for the big basebrawl... plus the nba trades are flying.. and the vegas odds makers are betting on the shark, over michael phelps the world according to gary is in a few minutes. (mark) we're covering the heat h

a man was riding his bike on tullly road not far from tully library. he died on scene and the driver is cooperating with police. >>> many people are grieving the death of an oakland teacher who was shot and killed over the weekend. carlos tatao shot skyline school. this fall he was set to be the defensive coordinator coach. he was with friends and was trying to break up an argument when he was shot. fellow coaches at skyline are in shock. >> it was a nightmare. a bad nightmare. he just made me feel like a great person. >> he would be put in the place where someone needed him at all times. unfortunately, he passed away doing something similar. >> tatao leaves behind a two-year-old daughter and police say right now they only have a vague description of the gunman. >>> i want to turn your attention now to what's going on in washington, d.c. and a battle over health care that is just starting to rage. republican lawmakers are in the process of crafting new legislation behind closed doors, drawing complaints from democrats but republicans are also joining t

according to police, they say that three suspects held up an arco station last month on tully road nearighway 101. take a look. all three men were caught on surveillance video. once the station clerk confronted them, one man pulled out a gun demanded money. all three ran off with beer and took off with cash. >>> police found cocaine inside an illegal home daycare. detectives say they were shocked to see so many parents leaving their children at this southern california home. city attorney now wants a civil court to declare the property a public nuisance and shut the building down. >> they saw kids being dropped off and playing in the yard at the same time that they recovered more than $400,000 worth of cocaine at the property. >> detectives say some of the cocaine was found right next to a child's bed. two men were arrested and charged with drug sales after the cocaine was seized. >>> get out of the truck, go, go, go! get out of here! >> get out of here! that's right. two frnds got a surp while driving down the interstate in west texas. they spotted this golden white snake. apparently t

without further ado, anthony tully. >> thank you all. thank you for putting this on.okay. what i would like to do is i would like to segue into what walter boardman covered coming up to the battle of coral sea, drop back in time a little bit from that in the set-up from the japanese point of view. leading into that. at the end of march, the japanese had formed a barrier, what they called the first phase operations completion barrier. if you see this red line here -- sorry. all right. there. okay. this barrier here was what they called the defensive barrier for the area that they had just conquered. starting from pearl harbor all the way through february to the start of march they conquered indonesia, malaysia, singapore, philippines. this area was what was a concern to the japanese army to make sure they continued to defend. so the next question that arose was, which direction would their next offensive go? the japanese general headquarters, both the navy and the army side, they wanted to go down here. to cut off the supply line to australia and to put australia in a

anthony tully, co-author of shattered sword, the untold story of the battle of midway. and timothy orr, author of "never call me a hero." watch the battle of midway 75th anniversary special live from the macarthur memorial visitor center in norfolk, virginia, on friday, beginning at 9:30 a.m. on american history tv, on c-span3. >> the appalachian region has been defined as the region that runs from southern new york to northern mississippi, including all of west virginia and parts of 12 other states, including new york and mississippi. up next on c-span3's american history tv, a look at the history and mythology of the appalachia region. then a discussion on the moon shine wars in appalachia in the 1870s. later a conversation on the origins of country music. ♪ ♪ >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. on lectures in history, shepherd university professor benjamin bankhurst talks about the role of ap lafepa, describing

breathing after they were called early monday morning to a neighborhood near the bay shore freeway and tullyroad. vigoro was pronounced dead at the scene and there has not been a motive or cause of death released, and police have not released any suspect information. >>> time for a check of your forecast. 4th of july is exactly one week from today and we're celebrating our independence from the brutal heat. >> we have america's birthday and the end of the heat wave. you pick which one you want to celebrate. i think folks are going to be happy either way. a live look right now at the golden gate bridge. covered up still in some cloud cover this morning, kari. >> we're seeing cloud cover over much of san francisco right now. taking a look at twin peaks, you can see those clouds still hovering overhead. but now we head to the south county looking at the anderson reservoir near morgan hill, and it's all bright and sunny, not a cloud in the sky. getting those clouds rolling from timarron. from the north bay, also some sunshine there, temperatures in the 60s. 79 degrees in napa and 78 degrees in s

it happened last tursday at an arco on tully road.s say 2 men stole beer from the gas station store and ran away. when the clerk ran after them.. a third robber forced him back into the store with a hand gun and demanded money. after taking the money, the three thieves took off on foot. ( james ) police arrest a santa rosa man on suspicion of arson. officers say he started a fire in his family's home which ended up killing his mother. it happened sunday afternoon at the santa rosa mobile estates on brooks avenue. firefigthers found 32-year-old ian stamp and his father outside the home but his mother... 66-year-old elizabeth stamp was trapped inside. crews found her body near a bathroom. detectives say evidence of a flammable substance in the area of the bedroom indicates that ian stamp may have started the fire intentionally. ( mark ) a new stadium for the oakland a's could bring in huge money for the city and two-thousand new jobs. a new report put together by the bay area council predicts a new ballpark would bring in more than thre