Presidio of San Francisco
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Nov 5, 2026
Adam Tod BrownHOST
We are talking about Michael Aquino once again, just like last week.
Adam Tod BrownHOST
This time around, we're talking about the Presidio Daycare abuse scandal.
Connor McSpaddenHOST
We've been doing this show for like 10 years, right? This is the worst thing you've ever made me read.
Adam Tod BrownHOST
This is really bad times.
Adam Tod BrownHOST
Like we know like three kids stories.
Connor McSpaddenHOST
And then there is a couple of totally legitimate fires that we'll get into.
Adam Tod BrownHOST
Yeah, this was going to just be one episode about the Presidio scandal, but one episode won't do it justice.
Adam Tod BrownHOST
This is a story that's so crazy.
Sylvie SturmHOST
Within hours, the FBI began taking Japanese nationals already identified by the government into custody, including religious leaders, teachers, journalists, and other prominent members of Japanese American communities.
Sylvie SturmHOST
From the Presidio in San Francisco, the Army's Western Defense Command imposed restrictions on Japanese Americans across the West Coast.
Sylvie SturmHOST
Then came curfews, exclusion orders, and eventually the forced removal of roughly 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry, most of them American citizens.
Sylvie SturmHOST
On the outskirts of San Francisco, a horse track was turned into an internment camp.
Suz MacCormacGUEST
We sold all our belongings.
Suz MacCormacGUEST
We moved into the Presidio National Park at a time where I met Janine Benias and she took me on vacation.
Suz MacCormacGUEST
a hike to talk about, you know, regeneration at a natural level.
Suz MacCormacGUEST
And I met Paul Hawken and I just had the opportunity and I had the time.
Rudy OrtizHOST
He was seen in the marina.
Rudy OrtizHOST
He was even out to the Presidio and jumping fences and all that stuff.
Rudy OrtizHOST
But he was actually humanely...
Rudy OrtizHOST
Captured, I guess, is the way to say it.
Ruth YeatmanHOST
And these kids are between four and six.
Ruth YeatmanHOST
And they're taken to the Presidio, which is an old piece of bush in the heart of San Francisco.
Ruth YeatmanHOST
They go to the Presidio at least twice a week.
Ruth YeatmanHOST
They'll spend a good half day there.
Ruth YeatmanHOST
And included in that half day is a 20 minute sit spot.
Ruth YeatmanHOST
that those children sit on their own no other kids they're just the whole point is to sit there and just relate to the natural world around them and they'll have the same sit spot for the year and so they get to notice what happens with with the seasons changing they're taught about the the creatures that are living in the Presidio They learn tracking.
Ruth YeatmanHOST
They learn to identify bird sounds.
Ruth YeatmanHOST
They know when it's companion calls.
Heath MerrymanHOST
Seems like something he would have done.
Heath MerrymanHOST
Now, strangely, Donna was actually living in the Presidio District of San Francisco when she worked at Letterman General Hospital on the Presidio Army Base.
Heath MerrymanHOST
And this just so happened to be mere blocks away from where the Zodiac's last victim, again, Paul Stein, was killed.
Daphne WoolsoncroftHOST
Pretty interesting.
Hana BabaHOST
Reporter Cheryl Kaskowitz tells us more.
Sheryl KaskowitzCORRESPONDENT
It's just after sunset at the Presidio's Tunnel Tops Park.
Sheryl KaskowitzCORRESPONDENT
There are about four or five people spread out a bit on the field.
Sheryl KaskowitzCORRESPONDENT
They're unpacking tripods and fastening screws as they set up their equipment.
Stephanie SierraHOST
The marathon will start at Van Ness Avenue and runners will be crossing the bridge finishing at Ghirardelli Square.
Stephanie SierraHOST
There will be limited street closures set up throughout the morning right near the Presidio.
Stephanie SierraHOST
The half marathon and 5K will start at 6.30 this morning.
Stephanie SierraHOST
happening tomorrow san francisco will be hosting their 45th annual dia de los muertos procession in the mission the procession will feature live dancers marigolds sugar skulls and other traditional symbols dia de los muertos is celebrated by mexican and mexican-american communities marking the one night of the year that the spirits of dead loved ones can return to the land of the living the procession starts at six tonight on 22nd and bryant street Still to come this morning, bracing for a wet winter, San Mateo County's new tools to strengthen its storm response.
Jeffrey BondsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
your attention to center field.
Jeffrey BondsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Presenting the colors for tonight's game, the Letterman Army Medical Center Color Guard from the Presidio of San Francisco.
Jeffrey BondsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And now, ladies and gentlemen, may we ask that you please rise to honor America with the singing of our national anthem.
Jeffrey BondsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Please welcome national recording artists Larry, Steve, and Rudy, the Gatlin Brothers.
Lorien FentonGUEST
Okay.
Lorien FentonGUEST
And a friend of mine that used to work at the Presidio Army Base thought I was crazy for two years.
Lorien FentonGUEST
He calls me one afternoon.
Lorien FentonGUEST
He's out of breath.
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