service member starring brooks winfield died at the age of 22 aboard the uss oklahoma. today, he was given a proper burial with full military honors at arlington national cemetery. until now, winfield was interred with other unidentified fallen service members at a hawaiian cemetery, but a genealogist working for the military got involved in 2021 to help identify winfield's remains and made the formal announcement earlier this year. >> new developments with the bay area native and former major league baseball player accused of murder. a placer county judge today ruled there is enough evidence in the case to go to trial. danny seraphine and a woman are charged with breaking into his in-laws home in lake tahoe in 2021 and shooting them. his father in law died while his mother in law was severely injured. she later died by suicide. seraphine went to sarah high school in san mateo and played for several major league teams. >> governor newsom is calling on half moon bay to expedite housing for farm workers or face legal action. there's been a spotlight on housing in the comm

service member starring brooks winfield died at the age of 22 aboard the uss oklahoma.oday, he was given a proper burial with full military honors at arlington national cemetery. until now, winfield was interred with other unidentified fallen service members at a hawaiian cemetery, but a genealogist working for the military got involved in 2021 to help identify winfield's remains and made the formal announcement earlier this year. >> new developments with the bay area native and former major league baseball player accused of murder. a placer county judge today ruled there is enough evidence in the case to go to trial. danny seraphine and a woman are charged with breaking into his in-laws home in lake tahoe in 2021 and shooting them. his father in law died while his mother in law was severely injured. she later died by suicide. seraphine went to sarah high school in san mateo and played for several major league teams. >> governor newsom is calling on half moon bay to expedite housing for farm workers or face legal action. there's been a spotlight on housing in the commun

radioman third class starring winfield was one of them.ier this month. >> today is more about a celebration of him. he's finally getting this lasting monument in a place of just honor. ♪♪ >> reporter: a final salute for an american hero. a poignant farewell for his proud family. courtney kube, nbc news, arlington national cemetery. >>> and with that we join all of you in honoring those who died to protect our freedom on this memorial day. that's "nightly news" for this monday. i'm tom llamas. thank you so much for watching. have a great night. so much f watching. have a great night. threatened by a postal worker. the scary encounter that made a few south bay neighbors fear for their lives. good afternoon. i'm audrey asist.

radioman third class starring winfield was one of them.earlier this month. >> today is more about a celebration of him. he's finally getting this lasting monument and a place of just honor. ♪ >> reporter: a final salute for an american hero. a poignant farewell for his proud family. courtney kube, nbc news, arlington national cemetery. >>> and with that we join all of you in honoring those who died to protect our freedom on this memorial day. that's "nightly news" for this monday. i'm tom llamas. thank you so much for watching. have a great night. watchin. have a great night. arrested in the south bay, accused of some unnerving behavior for part of it caught on camera. we're going to show you what happened. plus california is starting to see an uptick in covid cases. what's driving the summer spike? why are some people. tonight we're getting some insight from an expert.

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. >> reporter: growing up in california in the 1920s, starring winfield and his siblings were inten rablher baby brother the war hero. he enlisted in the navy in 1940 and assigned to the uss oklahoma. on leave, he married his high school sweetheart before heading to pearl harbor. six weeks later, she would be a widow. during a surprise attack, japanese torpedos sunk the oklahoma, leaving 388 unaccounted for, including starring. two years later, the navy righted the ship an, and the remains of those who could not be identified were buried together. then in 2015, with new advances in identification, the military disinterred the remains to begin the effort to identify the fallen soldiers. >> we have an obligation to not leave them behind. this is the fulfillment of that promise. >> reporter: returning remains of 361 service members to their families. starring was one of them, he was finally laid to rest at arlington national cemetery earlier this month. >> today is a celebration of him. he's finally getting this lasting monument and a place of just honor. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: a final salute for

college freshman and commutes five days a week for 40 minutes each way from his childhood home in winfield, west virginia, to marshall university. i've really enjoyed working with the professors and just like being in a it's a very the classroom setting is much more relaxed. he's studying psychology and has plans to go to med school, hopefully to work in clinical psychiatry in a hospital, or maybe even open up. you know, a private practice. that's my dream. but it's a dream mike wasn't always sure would become a reality because of the price tag. marshall university estimates that an in-state student living on campus will spend about $28,000. their freshman year. that includes books, meals, housing, and tuition, and marshall is one of the most affordable universities in the country to save money, mike lives at home with his parents and two siblings. i'm the oldest. i've always felt like i've had to be, you know, have everything locked in. i figured out what i wanted to do and then i had to figure out how i was going to get there. and i remember even taking a personal finance class, uh, and

. >> childbirth educator and registered nurse tamara winfield pace says happy babies stem from happy moms. it's just so wonderful place for parents to enjoy coming and getting some support. >> we always do highs, lows and goals. >> local nurses say the new generation of mothers are motivated to prioritize their mental health. >> the need for mental health is huge in our society nowadays, and we're just helping support those parents. and we do, you know, making sure that they're having a good time with their postpartum period. >> research from the national institute of health says new moms are at a higher risk of postpartum depression than in previous years, and a positive environment can help prevention, whether it's to be to cry with somebody or share their high and their happiness that their babies smiled at them or or they're upset because of their lack of sleep or whatever might be going on in their world. >> and we need to support each other as a community. >> new moms say much of what they've learned is from their own mothers. mom and i've learned so much from you, and i'm now

winfield scott who was the general in chief then. actually took a during the first manassas and had to awakened by the president to say, well, you know, do you have any idea what think's going on? because. that just, you know, you didn't that's not the way things worked. you know, when when when scott was in mexico in 1847 and took mexico. it was all his doing. you know, the a general the field was the closest thing to god. and as a result, many them were not thrilled with the telegraph. and if that was the last question, i want to add one last question because it's a fascinating thing that normally i get asked and and i want to make sure that you understand the story and that's what about the on these messages i talked about mosby's men you know, the and if you look at well at this this is the this is the dutch uncle cypresses at the top of his cipher. and this is the grip. it's a cipher up at the top and this meant before it's transmitted, put it into code. and that code. was never during the war. the south would go so far as publi

went and with the surviving generals were at gettysburg, john the left there you'll see a general winfield, scott hancock who gave details to kelly. and when he set for his portrait, hancock says, make my collar as high as fashion will allow his. hancock was getting a little fall under the chin at the time, so i think kelly boosted shirt a little bit to hide that dignified undergrowth. some of his also on the right, you see general warren. warren criticize it a little bit. warren was slightly wounded that little round top on july 2nd, hitting the neck and his was bandaged and when he arrived at the meade's headquarters for the council of war he fell asleep on the and flat on his back. and warren insists kelly depicted me in the wrong way. you have me raised upon my elbow. and kelly says, well, that was the only way to show you. if you're lying flat on the bed no one would see you so that was a little bit of artistic license that kelly made. so what's interesting that that illustration has been used in every gettysburg magazine and every gettysburg history, but no one knew the background of

winfield was among the 429 crew members killed that day.ily could never give him a full burial because his remains were never positively identified. now, 83 years after his death, dna analysis has confirmed his remains, and he'll be buried at arlington national cemetery with full military honors. >> full honors? all right. time is 740. we're going to check back with sal. you've got your hands full this morning. a lot happening. >> yeah, and it's, routine. some things are popping up now that you should probably know about. first of all, let's go right to the bay bridge. i want to show it to you. it's backed up to the maze. that's going to be a typical backup. we might see some early clearing. we'll see. it seems to be some somewhat lighter than usual out there. san mateo bridge traffic looks okay. we want to go to contra costa county now. highway four pretty slow as you drive west and i can show you on the map that 680 also is slowing from concord to walnut creek, and then it gets better on 24 to oakland south bay commute or get it getting t

. >> childbirth educator and registered nurse tamara winfield pace says happy babies stem from happy moms. >> it's just a wonderful place for parents to enjoy coming and getting some support. we always do highs, lows and goals. >> local nurses say the new generation of mothers are motivated to prioritize their mental health. >> the need for mental health is huge in our society nowadays, and we're just helping support those parents. and we do, you know, making sure that they're having an a good time with their postpartum period. >> and research from the national institute of health says new moms are at a higher risk of postpartum depression than in previous years, and a positive environment can help prevent pain. >> whether it's to be to cry with somebody or share their high and their happiness that their babies smiled at them, or they're upset because of their lack of sleep or whatever might be going on in their world. and we need to support each other as a community. >> new moms say much of what they've learned is from their own mothers. mom. >> i've learned so much from you, and i'

. >> and that's actually one difference, you know, winfield scott, who was the commanding general of the danger, unlike on january 6th, 2021, he recognized the danger, he filled washington with soldiers, cavalry, and there was, in fact, a mob that tried to storm the capitol to stop the vote, but he would not have it, and blocked it entirely. same for the same for the inauguration. >> as i was reading the book, i was struck by how overwhelmingly the two sides seem to be talking past each other, not understanding the other. it does feel familiar. when you look at the division we are concernly experiencing, how do you see it? with now all of this history that you have gone behind you. we talk about an information echo chamber. that was very much the case back in 1860, when the south confronted the potential that abraham lincoln would be elocated in the election. no matter what the lincoln said about how he had no intention of disturbing slavery in the states where it currently existed, the south wouldn't believe him and came to consider him essentially the antichrist, when in fact he wa

. >> childbirth educator and registered nurse tamara winfield pace says happy babies stem from happy moms. >> it's just a wonderful place for parents to enjoy coming and getting some support. we always do highs, lows and goals. >> local nurses say the new generation of mothers are motivated to prioritize their mental health. >> the need for mental health is huge in our society nowadays, and we're just helping support those parents. >> and we do, you know, making sure that they're having a good time with their postpartum period. >> research from the national institute of health says new moms are at a higher risk of postpartum depression than in previous years, and a positive environment can help prevention, whether it's to be to cry with somebody or share their high and their happiness is that their babies smiled at them, or they're upset because of their lack of sleep or whatever might be going on in their world. >> and we need to support each other as a community. >> new moms say much of what they've learned is from their own mothers. mom. >> and i've learned so much from you, and i