ernie pi ernie pyle becomes a well known figure in the united states with columns detailing what life was like for the average american soldier, the dog faces, as he called them. here you can see a couple books from the war. "hears your war" and "brave men". i want to point out this artifact between the books. am you can see his zippo lighter. this lighter was given to a young g.i. named reid swtizer from ernie pyle, sort of exemplifies the spirit that the troops had when they identified with him because he identified with them. average americans out on the battle fields having to fight. and one other artifact i thought i would point out here that brings home the reality of what these young men and women were facing, young men on the battle lines, of course, but you can see next to ernie pyle's book, a cigarette case and purple heart metal. the cigarette case belonged to a young private by the named of andrew sexon. he was a medic. he was basically shot and the bullet went through the cigarette case but was stopped on the other side of it and fell into the case. and so he later credit

named reed switzer from ernie pyle. it's sort of exemplifies the spirit the troops have because he identified with them. average americans out on the battlefield having to fight. and, one other artifact i thought i would point out here that brings home the reality of what these young men and women were facing. young men on the battle lines, of course, but you can see next to ernie pyle's book a cigarette case and a purple heart medal. the cigarette case belonged to a young private named andrew sexton. he was a medic where he was basically shot and the bullet went through the cigarette case, but was stopped on the other side and fell into the case. he later credited this with saving his life. but if you could imagine what an experience like that must be like, certainly, it brings home the reality of life and death these young men and women were facing, and that ernie pyle understood so well. we have here in the italian gallery a 4.2 inch mortar. this is going to turn out to be an extremely effective weapon for allied tro

ernie pyle had columns detailing what life was for an average american soldier. here you can see a couple of his books from the war. here is your war and brave men. i want to point out this artifact and between the books. you can see his zippo lighter. this lighter was given to a young gee i named read switch her from ernie pyle which sort of exemplified the spirit of what the troops had and how they identified with him. you identified with them, average americans out on the battlefield's having a fight. one other artifact that i would want to point out here that brings home the reality of what these young men and women were facing, young men on the battle lines of course. we can see next to ernie pyle and his book, a cigarette case and a purple heart medal. the cigarette case belonged to andrew 16 he was a medic. he was basically shot and the bullet went through the cigarette case, and it was stopped on the other side. it fell into the case. he letter created this with saving his life. but if you can imagine when experience like that which must be like. certainl

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ernie pyle writes about what he found. he talks about shoe polish, sewing kits, and grenades, toothbrushes, razors and he singles out in his column, writing paper, he talks about how young men who gave their lives at normandy intended to write an awful lot of letters back home. they had an awful lot of cigarettes as well. he said packs of cigarettes had been handed out to the troops before the landings began and he made the comment that sodden cigarettes were lined up and down the beach and marked the high water of the sacrifice there at normandy. it is a moment for our audiences after the film to pause and reflect about what was going on in the world. did june six 1944 was that they hitler could have driven our forces back into the waters of the english channel. he bailed and from that point forward, we were on our way to the road to berlin and ending the third right. on this wall, we have civilian, military, and political leadership's reactions to the normandy landings starting with and frank of course, a young jewish gi

and a rugged little man named ernie pyle.was the fleet that came to stay, that had to stay. >> had to stay because the men the navy landed needed tons of steel from navy guns. even as we beat off fresh waves of planes overhead, the big guns of the fleet smashed enemy strongholds miles away. [explosions] (music) >> had to stay, because our men advancing had to have close air support from the navy flat tops. in the air control room aboard the command ship, strike upon strike was ordered. (music) [explosions] [airplane engine] >> the navy and marine flyers layed down precise, deadly rocket fire to help make the next 50 yards of advanced less costly. >> this was the fleet that had to stay because always the stream of supplies to those troops must be steady and huge. a bridge of ships was brought across the pacific to bring our men food, medicine, ammunition. and waiting at the end of the longest supply route in any war were the kamikazes. [explosions] [gunfire) [airplane engine] [explosions] >> this was a fleet fighting like infa

this is an exhibit case that is dedicated to ernie pyle's long thin line of anguish column. ernie pyle actually walked the beaches at normandie, omaha beach, utah beach, where the american forces landed. and he saw all of the remnants of war left over by troops who had been killed coming ashore at the beach. what we have in this case is actual artifacts and sand from utah and omaha beaches. pyle writes about what he found. you can see that he talks about shoe polish, sowing kits, diaries, bibles, hand grenades, toothbrushes, razors, and he particularly singles out in his column writing paper. he talks about how the young men who gave their lives at normandie intended to write an awful lot of letters back home. the other thing they had a lot of was cigarettes. he said that packs of cigarettes had been handed out to the troops before the landings began and he made the comment that the line of cigarettes up and down the beach marked the high water of this sacrifice there at normandie. it's a moment for other audiences after the film to pause and reflect about what was going on

ernie johnson thank you, thank you all for being here.the lead" with jay tapper starts right now. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. one month ago, at this time the number of lives lost to coronavirus was just over 12,000. right now we just hit another green milestone passing 75,000. the death toll standing at 75. 054. to put some perspective on that, this is michigan state's spartans stadium. that holds just over 75,000 people, meaning, there are more people na have died from coronavirus in this country than you see in this photo in just a few short months. weeks ago, d

and a rugged little man named ernie pyle. there was no retreat.s the fleet that came to stay. that had to stay. had to stay because the men that the navy landed needed tons of steel from navy guns. even as we beat off fresh waves of jap planes overhead, the big guns of the fleet smashed enemy strongholds miles away. had to stay because our men advancing over the ridges had to have close air support from the baby flattops. in the air control room aboard the command ship, strike upon strike was ordered. then the navy and marine flyers laid down precise, deadly rocket fire to help make the next 50 yards of advance less costly. this was the fleet that had to stay because always the stream of supplies to those troops must be steady. a bridge of ships was across the pacific to bring our men more food, more medicine, more ammunition. waiting at the end of the longest supply route in any war were the kamikazes. this was a fleet fighting like infantry, punching away at the enemy. only, there were no foxholes in the ocean. march 18 to 21, 556 japanese plane

shown how the smallest act of carelessness during this pandemic can lead to major disasters like truck ernie what for now going to the playground remains the exceptions that is temples children they won't be allowed to go outside again until next week. u.s. secretary of state mike compare has left israel after a one day visit held meetings with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his new government partner benny gantz they discussed efforts to fight the cove in 1000 pandemic and security issues and iran compels visit comes a day before israel's new unity government is shuttled to be sworn in the challenge of tackling the coronavirus has played a part in extending a an ending an extended political deadlock. 3 times they ran against each other a fierce political right. and spend a minute in yahoo for the conservatively could party and many guns from the centrist blue and white party but what 3 inconclusive elections couldn't solve the curve on a crisis no has the leaders agreed to form a national emergency government to deal with the pandemic and to slim small honey you who don't market ther

struck ernie we're now going to the playground remains the exception for istanbul's children they won't be allowed to go outside again until next week. for brief look at some other stories making headlines around the world south africa's president. has said he aims to further ease coronavirus restrictions later this month the country loosened its $5.00 on may 1st a tight lockdown in major urban centers. chile's government has ordered a total lockdown of the capital santiago after a spike in corona cases infections jumped by 60 percent in 24 hours the vast majority of cases in chile are in santiago. donald trump's former campaign chairman ford has been released from federal federal prison into home confinement over coronavirus concerns about a 4th was deemed at high risk due to age and preexisting medical conditions he's serving a 7 year sentence after being convicted as part of the probe into russian interference in the 2016 u.s. presidential election. not to brazil where the response to the. coronavirus has been complicated by conflicts between president jalal bulls and federal governm

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man upon which soldiers rests the responsibility for preparing the united states is doctor royal eve ernie, sergeant general of the united states public health service. doctor bernie, i imagine you and your staff have gathered a lot of information on asian flu, everyone i know has had and talked about influenza, but i don't think anyone knows what it is. >> it is one of the upper respiratory infections, something like a cold, only it is caused by a flu virus, and the difference between the asian influenza and the influenza that we have been having through the past few years is that this strain began in the strain of the virus, in hong kong and spread from hong kong to the rest of the world, including the united states. >> every year at the influenza is a problem in the community, i'm sure it is in yours too. why are we suddenly so concerned about it now. >> that's a good question, we are concerned because in the other countries in which it has appeared, the attack rate has been 15 to 20% of the population and this attack rate occurs in about four to six weeks. for example, and metropolitan

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and it was great, ditka and michael and ernie banks, walter payton. doug wilson. these guys hit it great. somehow i ended up in the last group. everybody was eliminated except my guy and i, peter jacobson against michael jordan. it was my team's final hole. bubba phillips ran up with a picture from "sports illustrated," michael, saying billy, this is the guy you got to beat on this hole. and i did beat him. >> jimmy: and you beat him. >> and i beat him. but he was exhausted at the end of the day, he to sign some 300,000 autographs. but just as he was leaving, i was like, michael! and he was like, ah, one more? and i was like, would you take a photograph with my mother? and he went, what? and there's the most hilarious photograph of my mother, lucille collins murray, one of the paler beauties ever put on the planet, standing next to this giant man. and the smiles on both of their faces, because they knew exactly how ridiculous the photograph looked. but he was a sweetie, he took the picture. >> jimmy: nice. bill murray's with us. when we come back, bill is going to

this is for ernie davis who served in britain's royal navy and he served on the arctic convoys which braved german raids to deliver much needed military equipment of food to the u.s.s.r. was especially for him and now we've got a story for you. there i was in this side as song really guy was at so i'm churchill who say it was one of the worst journeys in the world and. most respect for them. did not and i don't know began. and indeed it's always well we say he summed up places i wish starving to death. and. up into a sad a cemetery where they just mans of earth where they know cousteau i had and i just saw a bear with them then no. they just numbers. there was $27000000.00 russians would during the war. and where their sacrifice and the sec crystal us of days russian convoys that woke would never have been one the only regret of dumb spite russian. you know. quite happy. to reply to any letters that you lot to send. we did our pride as your wife and my. sister in a davis a long with all the other veterans we salute you today especially the relatively new tradition each year on victor

after you've heard the story of one of the veterans who's on the receiving end of this his name is ernie davis no he like my own dad served in britain's role navy in his day and served on the arctic convoys which braved german air raids to deliver much needed military equipment and food to the u.s.s.r. . as in this side as song really guy was at so i'm churchill say it was one of the worst journeys in the world and. the utmost respect for them. all. good luck you don't need to get and. and he. was always well we say he summed up. in starving to death. and. i've been to a sadder a cemetery where they just mans of earth where they local was had and i just saw a bear with them then no nines they just numbers. there was 27000000 russians would share in the war. and where they had their sacrifice and the sacrifice of days russian convoys that woke would never have been one the only regret of dumb spite russia. you know. quite happy. to reply to any election is that you lot the same. well we just. tried it your wife and i. thank you very much respect to you and of course all the rest of the ve

have shown how the smallest act of carelessness during this pandemic can lead to major disasters joke ernie what for now going to the playground remains the exception for istanbul's children they won't be allowed to go outside again until next week. let's have a look now at the latest developments in the caught on a lot has been and make the world health organization says it's impossible to predict when the virus may be controlled adding that it's likely it may never go away the united nations has warned the world is facing a mental health crisis as a result of isolation poverty and anxiety caused by the pandemic it's calling on authorities to do more to support people's mental illness the e.u. medicines agency says a vaccine for the virus could be ready in a year's time in an optimistic scenario that has the virus is not present in all 54 african countries often lesotho recorded its 1st case on wednesday nobody over a full point 3000000 people have been infected and more than 295000 people have died. the u.k. has seen the highest death toll from over 1000 in europe over 30000 people have d

have shown how the smallest act of carelessness during this pandemic can lead to major disasters joke ernie what for now going to the playground remains the exceptions at least impulse children they won't be allowed to go outside again until next week. when nowhere in latin america is the coronavirus pandemic as deadly as it is in brazil now the response to the outbreak is being complicated by a conflict between president federal government and the states of brazil regional leaders are in forcing walked against the wishes of the president hospitals are struggling to cope with the large numbers of patients and undertakers they are struggling to bury the dead. undertakers from the public burial service and now start their day there on their way to pick up the body of a 41 year old man who is believed to have died of covert 19 right now they're working around the clock to provide burials for brazil's many disadvantaged people the family of the deceased man silva panicked when they found his body in the bathroom his brother is still in shock buggier was diabetic he died after a short severe ill

it was ditka and michael and ernie banks and walter payton and doug wilson.up in the last group. everyone else was eliminated except my guy and i, peter jacobson, against michael jordan. so it was our team's -- the final hole. and my friend bubba phillips ran up to me with a picture of "sports illustrated" that showed micha michael literally -- his whole body at the height of the rim saying this is the guy you've got to beat on this hole, okay? this is the guy you've got to beat. and i did beat him. >> jimmy: and you beat him. >> and i beat him. but he was exhausted at the end of the day. he had to sign 300,000 autographs. but just as he was leaving outs of the back, i said hey, michael, wait. michael. and i saw him go, oh, one snore and i was like, would you take a photograph with my mother? and he went, what? and there's the most hilarious photograph of my mother, lucille collins murray, one of the paler beauties ever put on the planet, standing next to this giant man. she was only 5'1", 5'2". and the smiles on both of their faces, because they knew exactly

that is followed by vermont senator ernie sanders speaking to "the washington post" about the coronavirus response and the 2020 presidential election. later the supreme court hears oral argument in two cases in the first dealing with criminal jurisdiction over indian lands and the other involving the role of federal courts and discrimination cases by employees of religious institutions. ♪ >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the sipping court and public-policy events from the presidential primary during the impeachment process. and now the federal response to the coronavirus. you can watch all of c-span public affairs programming on television, online or listen on the free radio app. be a part of the national conversation through c-span's daily washington journal program or through our social media feeds. c-span, created by america's cable television company as a public service and brought you today by your television provider. >> brad smith, microsoft president, what is your premise of your new book, tools and weapons? >> guest: digital technology has both beco

>> oh, love ernie. that was great, great, great, cynthia.i could get a hug. >> just what we needed >>> coming up, today's virtual plaza. the first time we tried something like this, we can't get outside, so we decided to bring the plaza inside we'll get to that in a moment. mr. roker, how about a check of the mother's day forecast? >> a storm from the gulf coast heat expands out west. moving into saturday, snowy from new york state into northern new england. record lows in the mid-atlantic states, great lakes. warm out west. showers making it through the planes the chill continues mother's day. record lows in the mid-atlantic states in the northeast, wet weather around the great lakes, heavy rain through florida expect plenty of sunshine from the gulf coast into the southwest with a few showers more sunshine making its way into the pacific northwest sunny skies all the way down to san diego and los angeles with temperatures still above the warmer side. we'll be watching that the big concern mother's day is in florida talking anywhere from th

ernie johnson thank you, thank you all for being here. "the lead" with jay tapper starts right now. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. one month ago, at this time the number of lives lost to coronavirus was just over 12,000. right now we just hit another green milestone passing 75,000. the death toll standing at 75. 054. to put some perspective on that, this is michigan state's spartans stadium. that holds just over 75,000 people, meaning, there are more people na have died from coronavirus in this country than you see in this photo in just a few short months. weeks ago, dr. deborah birx, who heads the coronavirus task force asked the cdc, the centers for disease control and prevention for specific guidelines of how businesses, schools, restaurants and such can responsibly re-open. the trump administration rejected their guidance. it's something of a theme here. the politicians pushing back against medical and scientific expertise. governors around the country are taking steps to re-open without having reached the benchmarks in t

you know what ernie covac said about television? had a 3:30 production meeting. >> exactly. stephen, you're a polymath, you're interested in so many more things than your show. >> stephen: i do. i try keep my mind busy with a lot of different things. the nice thing about doing one of these shows is they require you to know how to do a lot of different things. it's not a classic variety show but, basically, johnny carson said these shows will ask of you everything you know how to do. at some point, you will do it on camera because the beast is just so hungry. >> yeah. >> stephen: you have to feed it every night. speaking of feeding things, have you -- i understand that you and your wife have been doing some baking. >> well, yes. she is a fabulous baker, and i have, over the years, like tom sawyer and his white picket fence, she taught me and then left the kitchen. so, yeah, we have been sheltering in place for six or seven weeks now, and we ti did a lot of baking at first, but we also gained a lot of weight, so we've become maybe a l

. >> right, so biden has 1273 delegates, ernie is at about 942. need 1991 to win the nomination. 1991 pledge delegates on the first ballot. so joe biden is still 700 or so away and we have these contests that are continuing to delay, in some cases, in the case of new york they struck everybody's name from the ballot, so he's not there yet and so during this process, again, he's not the official nominee. that won't happen until the convention. there's another scenario under which after he won the nomination -- he had enough delegates, he could ask those delegates to vote for someone else if he were to step aside. the deal he made with bernie sanders is very interesting because under the democratic will come about a third of the delegates, once you drop out of the race, go to the person who's left in the race. so bernie sanders is going to lose about 300 of his delegates to joe biden in the deal biden made was basically that biden is going to take those delegates, but is going to work with bernie sanders to make sure those are burning supporters and

joining us to discuss what he's seeing in the business, ernie garcia, carvana ceo. the stock is getting hit hard, even though the analyst reaction is favorable was it that the expectations were higher because of your online nature of the business than what you actually saw >> i think it's hard to know exactly what's driving the stock. we try to stay focussed on the business in the late first quarter we saw sales drop by 70%, 80% we were still able to grow at about 40% in the first quarter things have been going great so far in the second. we're pleased with how we're hanging in there, for sure >> what about the fact that you do have this online business and can deliver cars to your doorstep do you expect that to give you an edge to help turn the numbers around >> definitely. i think as i said across the industry sales dropped dramatically i think many people aren't thinking as much about buying cars we've seen that across retail and in the automotive industry and people are more interested on buying things a way that's safe online. for the last seven years we've giv

>>ernie police island clashes with office. as day turns to night the unrest is escalating. >>curfews imposed in at least 2 dozen us cities, the national guard activated in 8 scenes of chaos all across the united states as anger turns to rage over the death of george floyd at the hands of police. breaking news tonight, clashes erupting from coast to coast as protests turn violent on the streets of american cities tonight in minneapolis police are confronting demonstrators who are breaking the curfew thank you for joining us tonight at 8 i'm pam moore and can weigh in for a 5th niting chaos a scene playing out. >>across the nation. minneapolis has been the epicenter of protests since e death of george floyd on memorial day tonight protesters stay out past curfew at one point marching toward downtown that is once not swat teams fired tear gas into the crowd. the tougher tactics came after city and state leaders were criticized there for not confronting the violence more strongly an overnight curfew is in effect in minneapolis and in more than a dozen major cities across the na

. >> a lot of people are hurting right now, ernie. a lot of people are struggling.eans, my hometown, is once again being hit hard by this virus, as are many communities around the country. so you know, i don't think this event would happen if it wasn't going to benefit those people that are hurting. and so, i think that's why it's a double win. to watch, i don't think anybody wants to see tom and i hit golf balls as much as they want to see these two hall of famers, tiger and phil, play golf. and to be a part of it and to raise money, we're glad to do it. and if it helps some people along the way take their minds off of it, that's even better. >> "the match: champions for charity" tees off at 3:00 p.m. eastern today. you can watch it across our family of networks. so christi and victor, after a rough couple of months for sports fans, things are looking up. we've got the nba coming back and a fantastic event today. >> looking forward to it. they'll be mic'd, right? so we're going to hear some of the trash talk? >> reporter: oh, that's right, and i think you can expec

. >> but there's also a slice of trump voters outvoted from ernie and had voted for obama. so you have to keep track of what diversity, if you never want to downplay the role of this vicious legacy of white supremacy in the country. this note that about it. you can't allow it to be the only thing that you see. black intellectual these days, when all you can see is white supremacy. it's always linked to something else. links to predatory capitalism pretty plain to slavery and jim crow and patriarchy. and homophobia and also linked to empire. even at black white soldiers come together and go to the philippines and treat the philippines like they are cockroaches. and they were americans predict because you have an now pretty to have to be very honest and telling the truth. whether or not brother robbie and i, we can tell the truth of who they are. they are henry of jail flight. many were suffering under the roof policy center barack obama . that top 1 percent, 95 percent of income growth. i find that to be morally grotesque. >> i don't agree with economic equality. i want to f

ic party aligned ernie from oregon, republican line. hello. caller: good morning. i would like to say what the gentleman said -- here they are again trying to blame trump for something that biden may or may not have done. i am not accusing anybody. actually who was -- if you want to believe anybody, look what clinton did? host: he made the point as far as being the standard applied to trump, why it doesn't apply to joe biden. what is wrong with that standard? caller: oh, i am -- clinton set the standard, not trump. why do i hear these people mentioning trump in a case that involves biden? host: the caller made the point previous allegations, 25 women or so making these type of allegations and the scrutiny it got. so in this case, it's towards one, towards the vice president. former vice president, i should say. caller: well, that's why i am glad you are -- i am not blaming one way or the other. i know standards for 27 years ago, i think it's hard unless there is a police report. host: who do you tend to believe at this point? caller: who do i tend to believe? i am

. >> ernie jarvis, dr.andson, is proud he stood by his principles, returning to howard university to teach and serve. >> i think if you were to ask dr. drew what his greatest contribution was, it was to teach a generation of african-american physicians and surgeons. >> one of them was my father, dr. ross miller. this is a tribute to dr. charles drew, and there's a picture right here -- you see the gentleman to his right, behind his right shoulder? that man is my father. >> oh, my goodness. you know, my father had confidence in your father's ability to change the world. >> dr. drew died in a car accident when jarvis was 8 years old. this daughter, a brain scientist herself, says his commitment to being the best lives on. >> he held us all to a very high standard of excellence. what we understood from him is that we could achieve, we should achieve, and we would achieve. >> what is his impact on modern medicine? >> his impact on modern medicine is almost immeasurable. it's monumental. and that process of sepa

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a bench in my neighborhood about one benches open data sit for a minute rest ernie's myself all also2 still ahead the very latest on our breaking news story this morning. if you haven't heard was a big fire at pier 45 in san francisco right there in fisherman's wharf we'll >>and we're back in i 45 san francisco's rec and parks department is continuing to add physical distancing circles to the city's parks. >>they haven't seen that we've got some video to show you crews of action painting actual circles at jackson playground and other parks around the city. they can be found also that the lawrence park washington square park marina green there about 10 feet wide and they're all 8 feet apart from each other. the department is adding the circles as a way to try to encourage people to be really conscious about physical distancing. either that's pretty incredible play a giant game of twist you right. >>put your hand one circle and he can't these are 2 big maybe to pay like a giant game of connect 4 somehow on the job for defeating the purpose. james is supposed to keep us apart. this is >

ernie see, infections have not yet begun to decline.and it is dangerous to express members of staff and communities to a virus that is so insidious, it has even invaded the white house. despite the extraordinary testing and precautions them and put in place in our place. it is numerals. congress has provided the administration with the money and the authority and development in from of the comprehensive testing and federal guidance that americans are begging for. we cannot force the president to use those resources anymore than we can force them to a mask read but if the president wanted the responsible thing and they did by example, congress can. we can wear masks. we can lead by example. and we can follow the advice of medical experts. we don't have time to waste on process arguments while lives are in the balance. we can work remotely and so we must read i strongly support this role change as i have for the past several weeks. i look forward to voting on it. rep.: thank you b mr. chairman. i will repeat some of what my colleagues hav

brady, they're out there promoting their coronavirus golf tournament when the trash talking began with ernien. >> the course, the tournament had to be in florida, you know, afz tom's bne arrest he couldn't leave the state with his ankle monitor so it had to be in florida. tiger and i have talked to the sheriff in tampa he'll be allowed to go to palm beach to play. i would have loved to have this tournament in a place where they don't like tom very much indianapolis, denver, boston, you know, betrayed them and broke their hearts so palm beach is the best we can probably do. >> you got to poke some fun at the goat >> tee off is on may 24th. >> that is great for tiger and phil getting in on it too. >>> lifetime just announced that betty white will be in a clearly entitled christmas movie so how great is that? anything she's in is going to bring smiles >> makes me merry and bright thinking about it.ktoberfest cae early for residents in one german town. a brewery gave away all the beers it couldn't sell instead of throwing out the 686 gallons they dish it all out free of charge all that beer is s