wilson. unlike the physical monuments in the nation's capital, it is a living memorial whose work and scholarship commemorates, quote, the ideals and concerns of woodrow wilson. as both a distinguished scholar and national leader, president wilson felt strongly that the scholar and the policy maker were, quote, engaged in a common enterprise. today, the center takes seriously his views on the need to bridge the gap between the world of ideas and the world of policy. bringing them into creative contact, enriching the work of both and enabling each to learn from the other. this series, wilson then and now, is our effort to make wilson and his period more central to that creative contact between ideas and practice in national and global affairs. in a critical and inclusive way, we seek to highlight work on wilson and his time that offers explicit or implicit lessons for contemporary or enduring problems in public where international life. for this, episode we wanted to look beyond academic work

wilson house. it had changed names about 12 years ago to the president woodrow wilson house, and the wilson house as we call it among ourselves, the wilson house, was also originally described as a shrine to woodrow wilson. the house itself was built by a famous architect, washington, d.c. architect in 19 a 15, and the -- 1915, and the wilsons moved into that house in 1921 on inauguration day. many people do call it the house on f street. but when edith wilson -- wilson went on to live there for three years, he died in 1924 in this house, edith wilson went on to live in this house for another 37 years. so, in fact, having lived in the house for close to, you know, 40 years, she really did -- she put a stamp on what the house would be, and she bequeathed it to the national trust for historic preservation upon her death in 1961. and it was opened to the public in 1963 and became really an official, officially a historic house and i museum in 196 a 5. her letters of bequeathment refer to it as being a

wilson had a knife and was shot when he moved toward hall in march. the county settled before 0.5 million dollars civil lawsuit with the wilson family a week earlier, paul was sentenced to 6 years in state prison for the november 2018 shooting death of 33 year-old laudemer arboleda. >> friday wilson supporters held a protest outside the district very sad for the karen back. so she would often see wilson in her danville neighborhood. i never felt threatened by him. i just was just clear. yes, he had some issues, but he just wanted to be left and >> that's not what happened here. obviously, becton says her office has sent its report on the wilson case to attorney general rob bonta's office for review. >> in martinez, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news in the south bay and santa clara county judge has postponed sentencing for the couple. >> accused of kidnapping baby brandon in san jose. that's because one of the suspects in the case use tanya guadalupe ramirez reportedly made 300 phone calls in jail after she pleaded no contest to the charges back in augu

this is according to wilson's attorney and father. today the contra costa district attorney will hold a news conference making it official at 10:00 a.m. "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd spoke with wilson's father about the decision. >> i have a jacket on, a half mannequin, with his picture above it. >> reporter: a former athlete and good student, this is how marvin wilson wants to remember his son, 33-year-old tyrell wilson. but he's forced to face the fact that tyrell was suffering from mental illness when he was killed by former contra costa sheriff's deputy andrew hall in march of last year. >> i lost my only child, my only son. >> reporter: you are looking at body cam video released by the sheriff's department showing wilson with a knife. you can hear former deputy hall ordering him to put it down before he opened fire on wilson in danville. >> drop the knife! drop the knife! >> reporter: contra costa district attorney told tyrell's father the deputy involved will not be criminally charged with the killing because her office can't

wilson's family attorney john burris says the da faces challenges prosecuting home because wilson was holding a knife at the time of the shooting. >> disappointment for the parents of tyrell wilson who learned their son's killer will not be charged by the district attorney. a decision coming more than a year after the deadly shooting in danville. it was difficult for the family, particularly the mom. i was heartened motion. make sure traumatized time. >> by hearing it, civil rights attorney john burris represents wilson's family. he says former deputy and police officer andrew home should not have been on the job at the time of wilson's death. i think that this story is that approach it, action had been taken early in, young man would not be did miss found would not be suffering the weather. it took more than 2 years for the da to review and charge hall in connection with the 2018 killing of unarmed man laudemer arboleda hall is right now. spending 6 years in a state prison after being convicted with assault with a firearm. the prosecution taken place earlier or that he had been remov

but wilson wilson at the start of the war was determined, most americans, that the united states should stay out of this conflict. he famously said at the beginning of the war that he hoped that all americans would be neutral in deed as well as in thought, and he wanted it to stay that way. the problem was that, quite frankly, there were simply too much money to be made in this war. the allies from the start began to purchase huge amounts of material from the americans and the americans in world war one were not the arsenal democracy that would be in world war two. okay. the americans in world war one were much more important to the allies as supplier of primary materials goods. they were very important. crucially important in the production and supply of steel, and not least food. the germans have been very happy to have bought these goods from the americans, but of course they couldn't because of the naval blockade. and although this bothered wilson, he didn't do anything to stop it. the american economy was in a recession in 1914. the war changed all that to pay for these massive amo

wilson had a knife and was shot when he moved toward hall in march. the county settled before 0.5 million dollars civil lawsuit with the wilson family a week earlier, paul was sentenced to 6 years in state prison for the november 2018 shooting death of 33 year-old laudemer arboleda. >> friday wilson supporters held a protest outside the district very sad for the karen back. so she would often see wilson in her danville neighborhood. i never felt threatened by him. i just was just clear. yes, he had some issues, but he just wanted to be left and >> that's not what happened here. obviously, becton says her office has sent its report on the wilson case to attorney general rob bonta's office for review. >> in martinez, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news billionaire businessman elon musk officially owns twitter. now is 44 billion dollar deal to buy. the company was completed last night. >> musk has said that he's going to change the company's stance on free speech and lifetime bans. many were waiting to see if he would immediately reinstate a number of high-

but >> it's a disappointing one for wilson's family. we're going to hear from the family attorney also coming up tonight at 9 representative jackie sp ar getting ready to wrap up her. >> decades long career in public service or final farewell message to the bay area. what she's saying is next for her will be much missed. plus, east bay really get into the halloween spirit? i'm gonna take you to dig diner. >> in tonight's dine and dish, keep it here. kron. 4 news at 9 crazy. a i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you

wilson was confronted by hall in march 2021. after he was accused of throwing rocks at cars on i-680, in danville. >> police body cam video shows wilson armed with a knife but his family claims he was suffering from a mental health crisis before he was shot and killed. district attorney diana backed and told the wilsons thursday her office could not prove without a reasonable doubt. that hall broke the law. burris says the outcome is not what was wanted. but the upside is that hall has been held accountable. we won't be a police officer in the future. >> it would not have a gun. positive sign in any event, even though this particular condition and this particular case not being prosecuted. >> reporting in contra costa county, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> well, elon musk is officially the new owner of twitter are still working to get some details on the deal. but sources u.s. is taking control of twitter. it is already making some staffing changes there. now the news about must takeover of the company comes after 6 months of back a

wilson had a knife and was shot when he moved toward hall in march.suit with the wilson family a week earlier, paul was sentenced to 6 years in state prison for the november 2018 shooting death of 33 year-old laudemer arboleda. >> friday wilson supporters held a protest outside the district attorney's news conference. martino's. i'm very sad for the families. karen beck says she would often see wilson in her danville neighborhood. i never felt threatened by him. i just was just clear. yes, he had some issues, but he just wanted to be left and >> that's not what happened here. obviously, becton says her office has sent its report on the wilson case to attorney general rob bonta's office for review. >> in martinez, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> moving on to our next story here. looks like it is about a very spooky incident. now as we get closer to halloween, the oakland police department is reminding people about some trick or treating safety tips. they want to make sure that trick or treaters pay attention to the traffic when they're on the road

. >> in the shooting death of 33 year-old tyrell wilson. she explains why her office decided not to file criminal charges against a former danville police officer accused of killing wilson kron four's. philippe djegal explains. >> the day before speaking publicly during a news conference friday contra costa county district attorney diana becton says she reached out to 33 year-old tyrone wilson's family. she told them directly former county sheriff's deputy and denville police officer andrew hall will not face criminal charges in wilson's case. of course, they're disappointed in the decision. but becton says it is based on an independent investigation into the march. 11th 2021 shooting. it includes the analysis of 3 use of force experts to including deadly force was reasonable. one saying it was not we're bound. >> only to file charges when we have a good faith belief that we can prove those charges beyond a reasonable doubt. and that is ultimately where our decision life based on the facts included in the district attorney's office is 43 pa

president, woodrow wilson. wilson, as you probably know, has come into quite a bit of bad press lately because of his undeniable racism. that is a subject that we have to leave to one side here. i want to focus on his impact in europe. and the world. wilson not the star of the war was determined, like most americans, that the united states should stay out of this conflict. he famously said at the beginning of the war that he hoped that all americans would be neutral indeed as well as and thought. he wanted it to stay that way. the problem was, quite frankly, there was simply too much money to be made in this war. the allies, from the star, began to purchase a huge amount of material from the americans. the americans, in world war i, were not the arsenal of democracy that they would be in world war ii. the americans, in world war i, were much more important to the allies as suppliers of primary materials, goods. they were very important, crucially important, in the production and supply a steel. not least, food.

wilson's family attorney john burris says the da faces challenges prosecuting hall because wilson was holding a knife at the time of the shooting. >> disappointment for the parents of tyrell wilson who learned their son's killer will not be charged by the district attorney. a decision coming more than a year after the deadly shooting in danville. it was difficult for the family, particularly the mom. i was heartened motion. make sure traumatized time. >> by hearing it, civil rights attorney john burris represents wilson's family. he says former deputy and police officer andrew home should not have been on the job at the time of wilson's death. i think that this story is that appropriate action and then take an early and this young man would not be bidding is found would not be suffering the weather. it took more than 2 years for the da to review and charge hall in connection with the 2018 killing of unarmed man laudemer arboleda hall is right now. spending 6 years in a state prison after being convicted with assault with a firearm. if taking place earlier. or that he had been removed

hall hall is a former danville police officer who shot wilson. you see here in march of 2021. investigators say hall confronted wilson after responding to a call of a man throwing rocks off the sycamore valley overpass onto 6 ad. body camera video showed wilson holding a knife before hall shot and killed him. wilson's family has said the 33 year-old was mentally ill hall is currently in state prison for 6 years for the 2018 fatal shooting of lot of mayor are latest kron four's. dan thorn is speaking with the attorney for the family, john burris tonight and then we'll have that perspective. coming up on kron, 4 news at 9 o'clock. we're grateful that this was a practice day. >> and that way, there's no one hurt. there are no injuries. >> our other top story tonight at 5, a scare in santa cruz after reports of a gunman on a school campus with several people shot all turned out to be a hoax. it is a trend we're seeing far too often. another school going on lockdown following a report of an active shooter. their this took place today. santa cruz high

of course, you're woodrow wilson. you can't say said or preach has to be whatever is uttered in the pulpits. so you want do that and i'll talk about how hard that you would want to think. how did christians worship? did they in any different way during the war? did they sing different and there were there were hymns added to the hymn books during world war one for the sake of war mobilization in britain, in america battle hymn of the republic added to the church of england's book during the war, added to the presbyter here in hamburg here and the united states. so would there be patriotic songs? would there special music that was patriotic god bless america yet hadn't been written yet? america beautiful. how about flags in churches churches now this is this where this is where people get really nervous and they think aha, i knew you were going to do something un-american eventually. if you even raise this question, why are there united states flags and churches? people get very nervous. like, what are you up to? you c

. >> in the 28, 21 shooting death of tyrell wilson wilson's family. attorney john burris told kron 4 that the district attorney, diana becton just met with wilson's family and told them of her decision in the case against andrew hall hall is a former danville police officer who shot wilson in march of 2021. investigators say hall confronted wilson after responding to a call of a man throwing rocks off the sycamore valley overpass onto interstate 6.80, body camera video you see here show wilson holding a knife before hall shot and killed him. wilson's family has said the 33 year-old was mentally ill hall is currently in state prison for 6 years for the 2018 fatal shooting. a volodymyr are really to kron four's. dan thorn is talking with attorney john burris. he'll have that perspective coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at night. >> and now to santa cruz. a another school went on lockdown today after a report out to be a hoax and that has become a very troubling recent rant. this happened at santa cruz high school. police confirm nobody was hurt and the

wilson had a knife and was shot when he moved toward hall in march. the county settled before 0.5 million dollars civil lawsuit with the wilson family a week earlier, paul was sentenced to 6 years in state prison for the november 2018 shooting death of 33 year-old laudemer arboleda. >> friday wilson supporters held a protest outside the district very sad for the karen back. so she would often see wilson in her danville neighborhood. i never felt threatened by him. i just was just clear. yes, he had some issues, but he just wanted to be left and >> that's not what happened here. obviously, becton says her office has sent its report on the wilson case to attorney general rob bonta's office for review. >> in martinez, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> by now, you no doubt heard elon musk officially owns twitter. his 44 billion dollar deal to buy the company was completed last night. musk has said he'll change the company's stance on free speech and on lifetime bans. washington correspondent jessi tenure has more on some theories on what is next for tw

andrew hall shot and killed wilson in march of last year. >> wilson's family says they're disappointed to learn that hall will not be charged with killing their son. proffers. dan thorn has the latest. >> disappointment for the parents of tyrell wilson who learned their son's killer will not be charged by the district attorney. a decision coming more than a year after the deadly shooting in danville. it was difficult for the family, particularly the mom. i was heartened motion. make sure traumatized time. >> by here in civil rights attorney john burris represents wilson's family. he says former deputy and police officer andrew home should not have been on the job at the time of wilson's death. i think that this story is that approach action atd then take an early and this young man would not be bidding is found would not be suffering the weather. it took more than 2 years for the da to review and charge hall in connection with the 2018 killing of unarmed man laudemer arboleda hall is right now. spending 6 years in a state prison after being convicted with assault with a firearm. if the

walker, kpix 5. >> thank you, wilson. you will hear more from candidates in a moment. we will sit down with trevor read and hear from thao, and de le fuente. >>> the most aggressive way of combating the housing crisis , property makes it faster and easier to build affordable houses and calls for 50% more units than already mandated by the city. some city leaders are supporting prop e similar to prop d, but a key difference is how many below market rates are required. some say it keeps oversight on how to look funds are used . >>> did you feel it? yesterday's 5.1 earthquake was a test for our state's early-morning test system. we are also hearing fewer than 100,000 of you across the bay area actually got an alert ahead of the shaking like you were an supposed to do on the shake app. >> the early warning system will automatically alert you in the effect of an earthquake, but you still have to opt in, download the app and install it on your phone. and that's really limiting its reach. california's office of emergency offices

the wilson international or center for scholars. >> the woodrow wilson international center for scholars aims to unite the world of ideas and policies by linking scholarship to issues of concern to washington. congress established the center in 1968 as the official national memorial to president wilson. unlike the physical monuments in the nation's capital, it is a living memorial whose work and scholarship commemorates, quote, the ideals and concerns of woodrow wilson. as both a distinguished scholar and national reader, president wilson felt strongly that the scholar and policy maker were both engaged in a common enterprise. the center takes

a 33 year-old tyrell wilson. she explains why her office decided against filing criminal charges against a former danville police officer accused of killing wilson kron four's. philippe djegal explains. >> based on the facts included in the contra costa county district attorney's office is 43 page report into 33 year-old tyrell wilson's killing district attorney diana becton concludes that there is insufficient evidence. >> to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that former county deputy and danville police officer andrew hall is criminally liable. one of our jury instruction states that if you can drop 2 or more reasonable conclusions from the circumstantial evidence. >> and one of those reasonable conclusions points to innocence and another to kill. you must except the one points to innocence. becton says the report into the march 11th 2021 shooting includes the analysis of 3 use of force experts to concluding deadly force was reasonable. one saying it was not. jeremy review the circumstantial evidence and reasonab

wilson is not going to be charged. know andrew hall, the officer shot and killed wilson back in march of last year. >> wilson's family says they're disappointed in the da's decision with kron four's. dan thorn with the story. >> disappointment for the parents of tyrell wilson who learned their son's killer will not be charged by the district attorney. a decision coming more than a year after the deadly shooting in danville. it was difficult for the family, particularly the mom. i was heartened motion. make sure traumatized time. >> by here in civil rights attorney john burris represents wilson's family. he says former deputy and police officer andrew home should not have been on the job at the time of wilson's death. i think that this story is that approach it action and then take an early and this young man would not be did miss found would not be suffering the weather. it took more than 2 years for the da to review and charge hall in connection with the 2018 killing of unarmed man laudemer arboleda hall is right now.

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now andrew hall shot and killed wilson back in march of last year. >> wilson's family says they're disappointed in the da's decision. kron four's dan thorn has the story. >> disappointment for the parents of tyrell wilson who learned their son's killer will not be charged by the district attorney. a decision coming more than a year after the deadly shooting in danville. it was difficult for the family, particularly the mom. i was heartened motion. make sure traumatized time. >> by here in civil rights attorney john burris represents wilson's family. he says former deputy and police officer andrew home should not have been on the job at the time of wilson's death. i think that this story is that approach action had been taken early in, this young man would not be did miss found would not be suffering the weather. it took more than 2 years for the da to review and charge hall in connection with the 2018 killing of unarmed man laudemer arboleda hall is right now. spending 6 years in a state prison after being convicted with assault with a firearm. if taking place earlier. or that he had been remov

this is from wilson. that's why wilson has a tradeable rally until companies start reporting weak earnings due to the fed mandated slowdown he wants you to take advantage of this temporary bullish window, the biggest window in ages that cuts in favor of this rally lasting for more than one day that marked a very big change from what we got used to there are six one-day wonders, six. and every one of them led to terrible losses. i'm not done with the no negatives. we had nothing new in china, russia, reliable that's despite the fact that russians are on the offense in ukraine, now shelling regularly civilian targets while president xi for life, i should say, president for life xi just repeated his taijuan is ours mantra at the communist party. not enough new to freak anyone out. so is that enough to do the job? i think wilson is right. it's a range bound market. we hit the lower end and i think we can visit those lows if the earnings fall off a cliff. in the end, what's allowed us to rally has more to do w

because we looked at wilson and the immediate reflected holly made a movie called wilson. i can guarantee you there is nothing there about wilson's racial attitude. he was seen as a heroic figure, the creator of the new frontier. champion of the league of nations, a visionary. the fact of the matter is even now for the last 100 years most of them have been wilsonian's and their approach to foreign policy the united states had a particular moral obligation as a great global champion of democracy. ironically the same of wilson today is because of the discrepancy between the democratic reason while he pursued on a global scale and the commitment to jim crow is him that characterized his presidency. it is certainly true the immediate in the broadest sense of the word they in many ways provide the context and they affect the priorities that we as historians had to hold most significant at any particular moment. >> you mention the work of gerald ford. coming in at 28. not to put you on the spot but when are we going to be able to put her hands on what you have been working on? [

august wilson baldwin and these kindss of figures because a gret playwright like wilson is reallt writing for them but they didn't live in an environment and enforce onward and the country that supports the arts and they couldn't pay to see august wilson. so all of these writers they were writing for us like myself. they were writing for my students so i wanted my students to hear their voice and reread joe turner come and gone, the august wilson cycle. it was said set in a boarding house f in pittsburgh and it's about convict leasing by another name. those who used convict paid a small fee for them. they were actually buying a humann being and the mortality. was astronomical. and in that play the character comes up after seven years of being enslaved looking for his wife and they tell him he has to find his song. the dominant society is never going to tell them who they are and where they came w from. they have to go on that search themselves and they can be complete human beings until they find their song. as that play evolved it became clear to me that this was their song and that last

our wilson walker was there. he wasg this in the first hours after the flames broke out. >> this is what driving around s like right now. to be told, i think everyone appear has sorta been making it up as they go along, sort of trying to figure out where it's safe, where it'st safe. >> in the five years since, it has been a challenging recovery. wilson went back this week to check in with two survivors whose lives have changed course because of it all. >> my mother passed away earliet same year. i had a box of some of her old teacups and things. a a remarkable neighbor whose houe didn't burn, every house aroundr every house around her burned, e hosted these parties were we could bring broken china and make mosaics out of them. >> reporter: pamela does not have many key states or artifacts from before the fire. she says she does not think tooh about it, even anniversaries arr moving forward. >> they are milestones. they ar. milestones. they are markers. just like a birthday. halfway come farther? what has changed?

b, russell wilson in vegas. by the way i'll have a fun fact on wilson later on. picking it up in the second quarter. denver ahead 7-3 and josh jacobs. tough josh jacobs. tough run. and he had the man strength to barrel in and his first touchdown of te season. 10-7 vegas. now tied at. under four minutes left in the . melvin gordon hit. ball popped into the hands of robertson. and of robertson. and look at this running. slashing. motion. robe, ran back a 68-yard score and ths led 16-10. after missed extra p. woo. next possession, wilson had had a sliding jerry jude yen for for a 20-yard touchdown and denver missed the extra point. e game was tied at 16. third quarter, crosby's second sack of of the game. the broncos punted and their first four drives of e second half. seven minutes to play. now 25-16 vegas. wilson. e in for a three yard touchdown. cut the raider lead to 25-23. but vegas responded. third and 1. carr pitched to rookie whited what clutch 22 yard pickup to te denver 7. very next play, jacobs, scored a second touchdown of the game. he ran for a career-h