>> i had a job opportunity with american eagle outfitters. >> reporter: ah, yes, carter's american eagleetective cedillo had already heard a thing or two about that. carter had worked in the ft, worth store for about four months and was businesslike. but, unlike ashlea, she wasn't a very friendly assistant manager. she did, however, make an impression on some younger clerks like liza schoenthal. >> carter was very smart. very deep. she was good at reading people and knowing how to converse with them. you could tell that she was well educated. just had a lot more to her than most sales/retail managers do. >> reporter: but detective cedillo knew something else about carter and david mallory. something very important. >> reporter: remember that burglary at american eagle three months earlier? carter and david mallory were the primary suspects. and ashlea harris was the one who discovered the money missing. >> and when ashlea came in to open the store, she found the safe open. >> reporter: ashlea knew that it was carter who closed the night before. and when she showed her boss the security v

okay that sounds good keep the american eagle flying yes, but what is a war bond? why buy a stamp? all i knew about stamps was the little things you put on the top of the envelope, when you are writing your thank you notes to your cousin and aunt for giving you these wonderful batman book. that's what i knew what a stamp was, but in the context of the war and i knew this was from the wartime period, i had to find out what is a war bond? what is a stamp in this context? and why did batman and robin interrupt their adventures, this doesn't have the joker or the penguin or two-face or catwoman. to sit on top of a big bird, and tell their readers to do that? in order to keep the american eagle flying. it is because of this. is because the need is great. the need is great and even if you're a little kid and you just have a little bit, you can do something to help. if you don't have enough to buy a bond, you can buy one of the little ten-cent stamps, for the cost of a comic book. instead of buying batman and superman that month, buy batman, and then use the other dime to

keep the american eagle flying. >> that says, wow, that was heavy stuff for batman and robin. wow!in the war effort. and there were other ways, too. remember roosevelt's speech excerpt that i read for you. it said that it also means cutting luxury and other non-essentials. sacrifice. doing without in order to further a greater cause. and what the kids of america were asked to do through the cartoons and comics was not just to spare an extra dime for war bonds and stamps. to buy the stamps so that they can buy a war bond but they were also asked to do without other things like paper. let's take a look, like paper. here's a cover world size number 13, where superman, batman and robin are pushing this huge truck filled and filled and filled and filled with paper. what's the sign that robin is carrying. it says, fight paper waste and hang one on the paper hangar of berlin. now, what they're doing there is they are taking a dig at hitler's personal biography, hitler had been a number of things before it became the dictator of germany. he was a want to be artist. he was a house painter.

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. >>> american eagle outfitters is forecasting profit and sales for the holid quarter to come in belowexpectations. the teen retailer has been ramping up discounts t counter increased competition and safest p american the flags eagle brand. the company reported decline in the most recent quarter.es in the shares fell 6.5% to 14.13. >>> children's place reported better than expected earnings but revenue fell below forecasts as did the compara e store sales. the retailer gave a weaker full-year forecast sayg it's bottom line would be hurt by tariffs. stock lost nearly a quarter of the value today closingt 54.31. >>> and it was a disappointing lemonr for lulu the athletic apparel retail are reported adjusted third quarter profit below wall street expectations and said theey holiday quarter will be soft. the comny increasin discounts to better compete with rivals. share fells after rising in the regular session to cse at 233.19. >>> disney's ceo b iger has been named business person of theier by timee. magaz the editor cited his accomplishments of the past 12 months, inclung the closing of

every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word american eagle. rico is in germany to learn german and why not i'm with him it's simple online on your mobile and free shop d w e learning course nikos fake german meeting you see. i. love. christmas comes a couple of days early this year for life stick to our top of the table at the winter break for the 1st time ever a seasonal kid store of new york was at marginally predictable. if you have to leave including position at least. most of the things you did well. it's christmas time and there has been a lot of gift giving buyers have seeded points goal or already the season which has at least made the bundesliga much more exciting place the pace to much festive cheer from him. jim potter now back. isn't even in mice is almost as mundane. a surprise package under the christmas tree are mentioned plucked out of the 2nd place team at the mid-season break has gone on to win the title 9 times in bundesliga history to the falls have a real chance. now it's christmas enjoy those 2 weeks and. then maybe you k

because it is brick and mortar ma macy's no, children's place no, american eagle, no game stop, did youee the numbers at game stop. >> gap, no. >> gap, no game stop, people are looking for 1.15 to $1.30. it will be ten to 20 cents same store sales down 23%. >> game stop. >> web bush, michael packer sticking by it. >> wow. >> what? >> i haven't looked at game stop in a while it is below $600 million market cap going lower today. >> the end of cycle on hardware and then the broader move to digital, a lot of people in my travel -- home depot, you guys -- geez, home depot where is carol thome when we need her. >> retired. >> we need mel torme at this point. >> game stop, i don't know i think it is too early to buy >> i liked mel torme. >> yes >> got to meet him once. >> did you really? >> yes, just a prince. >> really? >> amazing man >> was he really did he write that christmas song >> yes, one of the hottest days of the year. makes a fortune every christmas. >> i met vic damone. who have you met >> nobody. >> thank you >> even barbra streisand >> never met barbra streisand. >> i met barbra

some pretty decent performance out of the traditional teen brick and mortar retailers such as american eagle we see them as the best in class teen retailer and they have been comping positive they have the growth format area which is grows and they have been ahead of game in online penetration. so we think that they are best positioned to take advantage of the new ten consumen countrier >> does is it mean that the gen z folk won't be online shoppers or it is j a phaust a phase? >> i think both. they are the less likely to shop online, but in the stores they utilize their phone a lot to check prices, to check trends, to text their friends a picture of what they want to buy so they are blentding t y are bo together >> all right thanks very much thank you do your time and this stock is crushing it, up 8% today and up nearly 60% so far this year despite a competitive market the name and what makes it stand out, ahead >>> plus nike striking out with major league baseball fans after unveiling next year's uniforms they have the contract to make them and why the new design is causing such controvers

that is why stores like american eagle, urban outfitters are benefiting from those young shoppers.o, electronics always benefit. people who want tv's and the big electronics, they are seeing a lot of foot traffic as well. >> our forecast was sales would grow this year between 3.8% and 4.2% over one year ago. we know the consumer confidence levels have been very high. we have low unemployment rates, wages growing. macro conditions are very good. we know just having seen the october retail sales numbers, they are quite strong and consistent with this three-month average of positive momentum in the market. we feel very good about the way we are off to the season. abigail: still ahead as we review the week on "bloomberg best," an exclusive view of hong kong's financial future from the head of major bank in singapore. >> our medium-term outlook for hong kong and for the region continues to be positive. abigail: ireland's finance minister speaks exclusively on brexit and other eu issues. next, more of the week's top headlines. german business confidence rose slightly in november, but sti

your magic given a woman and i'm a reagan than asking for ck cure turn it, 83% off not a good american eagle outfitters down 50% so it's dierent types of retailers discounting massively different types of products. 6 your shoppi days this season. no retaer wants to get caught with inventy that law they're trying to rid of it noso that in january when people come their stories with the gift cards they're ready with something cool and awesome form. that's the idea whether it's been a little bi warmer ross the nation even though there's been some big snow dumps to get in purchases of hats and sweaters and gloves d such but it's not been a good shoppinseason. that's bad for the ock market down the road good for consumer job becau they're not letting up onthings that they don't meet. so they're hoping th these discounts maybe they can spur a little it would be percent off diamond. you have understand how you make a profit off of that, but i guess they're hoping maybe youpick up a couple of things to that and no i think i didn't have a pretty big market, i guess so margin. i'm sure okay, let's tal

number two, shares of american eagle outfitters they're down not nearly as much.y're down 6%, though. weaker than expected holiday quarter earnings forecast. and finally, seeing a trend here shares of home depot they're down about 2%. so not as bad. also, though, on a disappointing sales forecast for next year, hd says its one home depot strategy is simply not generating as much revenue as it had expected all right. let's now get a cnbc news update sue herera for that. >> hello, brian. here's what's happening at this hour, everyone money diverted from the defense department cannot be used to build a u.s./mexico border wall. that is the ruling from a federal judge who blocked the spending measure more than $3.5 billion of military money had been ear marked by the trump administration the justice department says it plans to appeal. >>> search crews are combing the ant arctic for a transport plane that vanished en route to a base on the frozen continent. the c 130 herk liaison carried 17 passengers, including three civilians. >>> the recall involves four and five bur

when i was 18 years old, i was working for american eagle in new york, and i worked in italy. sweater production for armani in italy, and then i got the job at burlington as a buyer. so, i bought for their 600-store chain, and my job was to make them cool. lemonis: okay. and then what's this? patrick: why does it say "tmz" on it? lemonis: yeah. patrick: so, i have a partnership with tmz. lemonis: is that a license, or how does that work? patrick: yeah, we have their license deal. we do all of their t-shirts. we come up with all the designs. so, if you click "shop" on the tmz website, it goes directly to our website. -lemonis: it does? -patrick: yeah. lemonis: the fact that patrick has these licensing deals is impressive to me, because if a strong brand gives dilascia the rights to its logo and name, they boost the perceived value of the apparel. it also means that patrick's a really good salesperson, because big companies don't just license their names to anybody. patrick: so, men's is our biggest part of the store, which is from here on. kids is probably about 45% of our busi

apparel retail shares they are in the red after american eagle outfitters missed on its holiday quarter forecast. it's still up about the moment slightly about 1% or $3, so it has managed to turn around there to video game retailer gamestop, it is tumbling after recording third quarter results late yesterday. gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange, this is supposed to be the big big motion, and movement right going into the holidays. gerri: this is brutal for the stock. trading lower, double-digits as we can see. why? that report that you described guess what sales fell 31% the worst performance in a decade. the stock down 15% is trading at 5 and change look at that. new game hardware, that's what was in focus, those numbers down 46%. here is the deal. gamestop relies on hardware sales for 20% of their business. it's down, down, down. why? xbox and playstation consoles are coming out next fall. no reason to buy them now. you can see the results here. they have been closing stores as you know 180-200 stores closed this year, they have some 5,000- plus. let me tell you t

people are not going to malls for their holiday shopping, and american eagle is in a lot of malls.ald's, they might not use just beyond meat if they launch a vegan burger. what are they going to do? use it as one of the suppliers? >> mcdonald's typically uses multiple suppliers for their offerings and their menus, except for coca-cola because there's only one coca-cola. you know, we could be looking at impossible patties being used in the future, beyond meat of course. now, according to ubs, if they do go ahead with the plant-based burger plt plant lettuce tomato that's currently testing in ontario canada right now. would be worth about 150 million, so maybe 300 million dollars in sales. that's pretty good. we have beyond being sold in 23,000 restaurants across the country. and they say that this is pretty good because in the future, on the menus of all these fast-food chains, it could represent 5 to 10 percent for plant based burgers in the future. stuart: what stood out for me was the plt as opposed to the blt. >> that's the point. stuart: was it, plant lettuce tomato? >> yes. st

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it's being called the fastest sustainable dividend grows the highest yielders include american eagleds mike, i guess for any kind of shift in the dividend, you need that sustainable growth in the dividend for it not to be a value trap as it were. interesting for some of these stocks like citi, perhaps the biggest factor is management decision of how much they're going to switch out of buybacks and dividends as opposed to the fundamentals of the company. >> it's very true and the business just keeps kicking off capital they can't deploy elsewhere. history does show that dividend growth is a pretty reliable performance strategy over very long spans of time as opposed to just buying the highest yielders i think it shows you that the client base of wall street constantly craves income ideas. >> another name that was in this report is huntington ingles industries, which is the largest military ship builder in the country. we had the ceo on cnbc yesterday. defense games or the industrials more broadly, is there stuff that you like there, especially when we are having a conversation about d

oh, my gosh, my mom's face turned into an american eagle's face. right then. that was the look that nancy pelosi gave everyone. ainsley: she told them do not cheer. pete: why are they doing that dana. explain that. why are they trying to hide the fact that we all know they hate the president and are excited to want to impeach him but why are they trying to play it off as it's prayer full and somber? >> because they think americans are stupid. they think the electorate is stupid. the same one they call racist because they didn't vote for the elderly white woman they think that those individuals all those same people many of whom were democrats proud to pull the lever for clinton but because they didn't vote for his wife sudden suddenly they are racist and because they talked about the jobs and manufacturing instead of bathrooms and pronouns suddenly they are bigot s and racist so i guess you support collusion with russia even though it's only one party who tried to conspire with russia if you want to inject criminal it into it, and still lost. how d

americans. the baron family, we know of those deaths. a major shootout where 19 people with killed, 40 miles southwest of eagle pass, texas. s obviously getting too close for comfort for americans. we are concerned. what should we be doing about it? >> actually 22 people, that is west of eagle pass that were killed. 16 members of cartels, four police, and two innocent civilians. i think what we need to have is serious conversations with the mexican president that has had a different attitude on cartel violence and how we, how they apprehend those people and what they act on. those particulars need to be, we need to have intelligence-sharing and programs that work. there is governors on this border within the united states and mexico that absolutely have been doing the right thing. the governor of of also in chihuahua, campaign for secure and prosperity, enacted 18 months ago is where the council has been very active working with mexico and u.s. forces, i.e., cpb and related agencies, in intelligence sharing and more importantly, involving the public for the first time in history. we have a what's app and one-800 to free num

american history tv coming up. >> from minnesota to the mountains of the west this was the eagle culture which bonded to our young growing nation. the years following the war between the states the sioux nation was in power and its villages were across the plains. people had tpld -- followed buffalo their single source of life. families moved with incredible ease to new villages and running grounds using the horse and sraf travois to take them. these warriors and families came in peace bearing symbol of peace and so were they received even as brothers among brothers and children to the chief. the warrior hunted to feed his family and fought to defend them. anything less the man selected the site of his tepee and accomplished the ritual and left the details to the women. meanwhile, the men of each family new to the village paid their respects to the chief. they brought symbols of wisdom and authority and smoked the ceremonial pipe of tobacco was the fountainhead of fellow ship and sacred substance making neighbors of men and brothers of neighbors. with this pipe they created a climate of trust and spoke eloquently

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it was used later by the pentagon and planning for operation eagle claw, the american rescue mission. >> they attempted to gauge whether a so-called commando raid would be plausible. this was a collective effort. >> at the same time, the canadian government in ottawa provided bogus passports for the six american houseguests. other vital documents such as false driver licenses came from provincial governments of alberta and ontario. then, at the cia headquarters in langley, virginia, six canadian passports were doctored with necessary stamps, visas, and photos of the six americans. (music) the passport arrived in tehran by diplomatic courier. canadian first secretary roger lucy, who understood farsi, inspected the passports for errors. there was a mistake. >> there was one date that had inadvertently been set by hand. >> the cia had mistaken the date the six americans were meant to have arrived in tehran. the date they had forged showed the six leaving iran before they had arrived. this error was rectified by a cia agent whom jimmy carter had sent to iran to assist in the canadian cape

. >> you meant to say the eagles valently fought back because they are american's team the giants, listen royal situation. just because your last name is manning doesn't just mean you get to play. my team won, that's all that matters. it is not ohio state but pretty good >> oh. on deck, lulu lemon with an executive who heads to the board. and nintendo with the popular switch system and struggles in china. >> announcer: today's big number, 25%. that's how much sales of luxury preowned watches make up the overall watch market aorngccdi to the financial services market listening and observing are critical skills for scientists at 3m. one of the products i helped develop was a softer, more secure diaper closure. as a mom, i knew it had to work. there were babies involved... and they weren't saying much. i envisioned what it's like for babies to have diapers around them. that's what we do at 3m, we listen to people, even those who don't have a voice. at the end of the day, we are people helping people. >>> time for the executive recap. the headlines you need sanofi is ending research in certai

eagle pass, texas. the violence coming weeks after nine americans were killed in an ambush by a cartel in the same region last month. they were driving to a wedding. several of the victims children. mexico's president is still under pressure to harden his nonconfrontational strategy when dealing with the drug cartel. this comes after authorities chose to release ovidio guzman lopez, son of notorious kingpin el chapo. after gunfire if i would the streets when authorities arrested him. mexico's president saying the capture of one criminal cannot be worth more than the lives of people. the murder rate continues to rise in mexico to historic levels. in this latest incident authorities say they plan to remain in the town for the next several days to try to calm people's fears about the ongoing violence there. >> there was hope this new president would change things. it does not appear to be the case. stephanie, thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> turning to the holiday weekend. deals aren't over yet. cyber monday still ahead with plenty of savings for online shoppers. the results could be record sales. >>

iran, iran warning of consequences today after f-15 eagles bombed five different targets in syria and iraq. officials blame attacks against american servicemembers. kaitlan collins is in west palm beach, florida. kaitlan, we saw the security officials were in mar-a-lago over the weekend, and what do we know about their trip? >> reporter: nia, that was really interesting because they came down yesterday. they were only on the ground for about three hours in which the white house said they had discussions with the president, and they made a brief statement to reporters for about three minutes, took no questions and then left. that's the secretary of state mike pompeo, the defense secretary mark esper and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. they came here, they were meeting with the president during his vacation here in palm beach. but that came after the president had already been briefed by defense officials on these strikes on saturday and approved them, and he was on the golf course while these strikes were being carried out. while pompeo described these as successful and esper also said they were success fortunateful they

for a spacecraft is to be redeployed from american waters to russia's far east after the move was given the green light by the u.s. state department argues eagles fan of has more. the space race pitted to moscow against washington for decades but now it's bringing more than just 2 countries closer it's a relationship that's proving a catalyst for learning to gather as russia breathes new life into a cutting edge launch site in the middle of the ocean. because. it's made in mission was in 1999 since then 36 launches 32 of them successful rockets flown from sea launch were produced in ukraine and equipped with a russian made engine after 2014 launches from the pad were indefinitely candy as relations between the countries hit rock bottom 7 space the company that starts the itself with reviving the platform plans on bringing it to the shores of russia's far east next year and it will take another 12 months to get it operational it is expected see launch will continue to fly ukraine made rockets until 2023 when it is shed yule to make a switch to so use fife a russian rocket still in development everything from the pacific ocean the man steering a

american in 2015. portions of the original audio track in this film are damaged, so there are occasional gaps in the sound. narrator: from minnesota to the mountains of the west, this is the eagle culture for our young and growing nation. here, immediately following the war between the states, the sioux nation was in full power. it's villages were strong like gleaming beads across the central plains, communities of a migratory people who followed the buffalo, their single source of life. whole families moved with incredible ease to news village -- to new villages and new hunting grounds, using the horse and that travel ways -- and the travel -- the horse and the travois. they were received as brothers among brothers and children of the chief. ♪ the warrior hunted to feed his family, and fought to defend them. the man selected the site of his tipi, accomplished the ritual that blasted in the eyes of the great spirit, and left the remaining details to the women. ♪ meanwhile, the men of each family new to the village paid ,heir respects to the chief with symbols of wisdom and authority spread before them. they smoked a ceremonial pipe together. tobacco to the sioux is a ceremonial

eagle. nancy clark designed it and made it, it's made with gilded hydrangea leaves. >> [indiscernible] first lady laura: i wish for peace. i hope that all americans will remember other people during this christmas. that they will ask senior citizens in to visit with people who are lonely, that they will work in their food banks, that they will use their good fortune to help people who are less fortunate. i hope also that every american will take the opportunity to thank the families of the military men and women who are deployed around the world right now, defending our freedom and fighting for peace. to thank their families for the sacrifice they have made and to thank those men and women for the sacrifices they make. and once again on this christmas, like last year, there will be a lot of people with an empty place at the table. those people who lost someone a year ago on september 11, and all of the families who are away from their loved ones because their loved ones deployed around the world in the military. i hope that everybody has a season filled with joy and love and peace. [indistinct conversations] first lady michelle: that is super cut

because the put american men and women in jeopardy formative events took office of actions in defense of our personnel and interests in iraq by launching 15 strike eagle against 5 targets associated with hizbullah which is the name of the iranian sponsored shiite militia group according to the u.s. the bombing raids were retaliation for friday's rocket strikes a strike on the kook base in iraq which killed one american contractor no group has claimed responsibility for that attack but the pentagon as you just heard there has blamed could type hezbollah an armed group which emerged off to the us invasion of iraq and has repeatedly talked to american forces it is also one of the main shia forces fighting against islamic state in both iraq and syria or the iraqi president has condemned the u.s. strikes calling them harmful to the country and the country's prime minister described the operation as a violation of iraqi sovereignty and a dangerous escalation for the region full of pentagon official michael maloof gave us his views on the situation. us there isn't need much of a provocation to escalate this not only inside iraq but toward iran directly every

eagle fell before an even greater evil. >> you can watch archival films on public affairs in their entirety on the weekly series railamerica. eastern here on american history tv. former massachusetts governor bill weld's recalls his time as a lawyer on the house judiciary committee staff during the impeachment inquiry of president richard nixon. theinterview was from presidential library oral history collection and was conducted in 2011. mr. weld was hired by committee republicans who were in the minority. for therrently running republican presidential nomination. >> hi, i'm director of the richard nixon presidential library and museum in yorba linda, california. september 8, 2011. i have the honor and privilege to interview william weld. thank you for joining us today. please tell us how you came to be involved with the inquiry? >> i got a call in the fall of 1973, an associate at a law firm in boston. asking me if i would be in

americans. so, along the theme of an emerging nation, one of the first things our founding fathers did was create a great seal, the symbol of our nation. it is a very familiar icon, the eagle and the shield and holding the olive branch and arrows in its talons. and one place the great seal is found most often in diplomacy is nco -- in seal presses. and these are fantastic artifacts. also, one thing most people might not know is that the department of state is the custodian of the official great seal. that might be surprising. there are still domestic duties associated with the department of state. >> a lot of people think about 1776. that is the establishment of america. but when countries fight for their independence, they don't unless otherion countries recognize them. you can say what you want about who you are, but until you are recognized by the international community, you don't really exist. so part of having the great seal is it is the signature of the united states. it does not matter which person writes the signature as long as the great seal is on the document read you present it internationally. you are representing the united states. this is the united states

american history tv. our nation as past every wind on c-span 3. weekly series reel america a film on the sioux "fallen eagle" and niversity of michigan politics professor explains how the joseph court justice bradley's dissent in the employs house cases later interpretations of the amendment. at 6:00 p.m. interviews on the impeachment. william well and reflect on their roles during president nixon 8:00 p.m. 1974 and matthew cost technical letalks property new book the of the nation, george mount vernon omb, and memory of the first president. tv is on american history coming up. >> from minnesota to the this was of the west bonded e culture which to our young growing nation. the war following between the states the sioux in power and its across the plains. people had tpld

we have american blood on her hands going back to the iraq w war, and, the pentagon released this footage, and the officials tell us that the f-15 strike eagle'sed laser guided bombs five targets. former national security advisor john bolton called them a good first step. the leader of the iranian backed militia is blamed for the 1983 bombing of the u.s. embassy in kuwait two months after beirut. but as a militia fought against isis and they are still under the umbrella of iraq security forces, before the strikes the u.s. democratic center criticizes u.s. g.o.p. colleagues. >> where is the congress saying no, we will stand up to russia, and that's held in check. we are not seeing that. >> both the u.s. military and militia fought back against isis but now that isis has been largely defeated many in iran want the u.s. out of iraq once again. >> all right, lucas tomlinson, thank you. >> it's a pro-government militia compound, and at least 14 people and it comes less than a day after taliban leaders agreed to a temporary nationwide to cease fire. benjamin hall is live in london with more. >> we are hearing contradictory statements from the televi

f-15 strike eagles dropped 500 and 250-pound laser-guided bombs in western iraq and eastern syria rhett ribbings for that attack in northern iraq killing american contractor. 51 were wounded. iranian proxy force designated a terrorist group by the state department 2009 has vowed revenge on the roughly 5,000 u.s. troops currently deployed to iraq. president trump's former defense secretary john bolton, called the strikes, quote a good first step. the ayatollahs must pay a steep price for on going sport of terrorism. the leader of the is designated terrorist blamed for the 1983 bombing in u.s. embassy in kuwait two months after beirut. prime minister of iraq has condemned the strikes. the iranian backed militias are responsible for killing 600 u.s. troops during the iraq war, ashley. ashley: lucas tomlinson, thank you very much. we appreciate it. >> we have will luger, koch institute for research. great to see you. iran is denying any activity. if you lived or traveled in the region you know it has its tentacles all throughout. there is good chance it was probably involved. your thoughts. >> it is really understandable why the administration woul

so, many americans who had the means, financial means, actually bought back bags of gold, united states gold coins, most of which were gold double eagle's, because they were the largest gold coins, put them on a ship, and sent them to banks in europe, and they have been sitting in these banks since the 1930's ever since. most of those gold double eagle's that have been coming out of this great european bank are the most common gold w-balls .- double eagles you will never see them when i have for you today. in terms of rarity, this is a very limited quantity. we have been doing this for several years now and talking about the great buying opportunity in united states rare gold coins we have today has thenever in my time premium for rare gold double thees been so small over price of their gold value. quote. a very important there has not been a time in recent memory when pre-1933 gold coins, united states gold coins, were obtainable for so little over spot, and here i have an incredibly rare gold double eagle, folks. oft ranks at the very top desirability for a fraction of that price. what i have today are some gold double eagles from the

american division ii victory in north africa. withal eisenhower task him preparing the airborne assault on hitler's force. he was in command of the screaming eagles and red devils. the night before d-day, he could not sleep. he was sot of his cot restless. he was worried. he reached for the old testament and turned to the battle of , up to that time, the most ferocious battle in the history of the hebrew people. he looked to god's promise, " i will not fail thee nor forsake thee." ronald reagan awarded general ridgway presidential medal of freedom. he said he heroes, and they are needed. great men step forward when courage seems in short supply. that is what we are about, not failing or for seeking ghost who step forward when courage seems in short supply. of 1776the warriors stepped forward to create a new dawn of the west. finally, we turn to the man whose greatest hero was the man we see above us, that was dwight eisenhower. when president eisenhower was inaugurated, he was told he had inherited a presidential ya cht. he thought it was an indulgence unworthy of a democracy and ordered it scrapped. but there was one officer in washington whose

americans up here. >> rog, they were with you in spirit anyway. at least that many. >> thank you, sir. apollo 11, houston, all your systems look real good to us. >> we would like you to jettison eaglegoes. it was a good one. >> roger dodger. we got eagle looking good. it's holding cabin pressure and picked up about two feet per second from that jettison. >> the crew jettisoned the lem at 130 hours 10 minutes. we're now ten seconds away from transearth injection. they will burn their service propulsion system engine for 2 minutes 28 seconds to start them on their way back to earth. >> apollo 11 houston one minute to l.o.s. >> the maneuver will be performed on the back side of the moon at the beginning of the 31st revolution. we will reacquire the spacecraft on the other side of the moon. >> apollo 11, houston, you're looking good, going over the hill. go sic 'em. >> thank you. we're good. >> stand by. for ollie. ollie? ♪ >> man, that feels like a g, doesn't it? >> one minute. standard pressure is holding right on 100. >> gimbal looks good. telemetry looks good. little bit. standing by for engine shutdown now. >> okay. shut down. >> beautiful. >> yes, i love you. you are a duo. >> an

eagle as it was known. apparently it was nicknamed during the spaceflight itself. an american flag. you will remember that, iconic american flag placed on the surface of the moon. other mementos honoring the apollo one crew. you heard another caller reference that in which the three astronauts died. a small goodwill disc. tools, trash, and as they tell us including human waste left on the surface of the moon. you can find out more when you go to the nasa website. more available on c-span3. we will go to bobby in maryland. you are next. >> good morning. yes, i supported the apollo 11. i watched it that morning with my three children. i had no furniture. we had a 12 inch black and white tv. i went on to support the other apollo missions. thousands of contractors were involved. i don't think people realize how many different contractors are involved in these missions. you have thousands of us worked. my particular group produced documents on the council. we told the astronauts what they were going to do every minute, including the music that would wake them up in the morning. we worked

was that section of the eagle as it was known and it was nicknamed during the space flight itself, the section of there landing, that was left on the surface of the moon. an americang, iconic, placed by the astronauts on the surface of the moon and other mementos honoring the apollo 1 crew in which the first three astronauts died because of a fir the that in the capsule there and a disk with good will messages, including experiments, tools, trash and as they tell us including human waste left on the surface of the moon. again, you can find out more when you go to the nasa website and c-span3 on american history tv 2 and we'll go to bobby. hi, bobby. you're next up. >> hi, good morning. yes, i supported the apollo 11. we worked a solid year, seven days a week and i watched it that morning with my three children sitting on the lawn chair in the living room. i had no furniture. we had a 12-inch plaqblack tv ae went on to support other apollo missions and thousands of contractors were involved and i don't think people realize how many contractors are involved in the missions and you have everyone from lockheed to honeywell and engineering and to ibm, thousands of us w

american history tv is only on c-span3. >> next on "reel america," "fallen eagle," a 1950 documentary from the national film preservation. this lorillard tobacco company film profiles the sioux people of the rosebud reservation in south dakota. according to a 1952 advertising magazine, the company featured a native american theme to highlight their old gold cigarette brand's wooden indian trademark, and to pay tribute

the diningt into room, you also see the big itbol of america eagle and made with gilded hydrangea leaf. -- i hope every american will take the opportunity to thank the military women who are deployed right now defending our freedom and fighting for peace and to thank their families for therecrifice they made -- lost someone a year ago and all families away from their loved ones because their loved ones support around i hope everyone has a season full of joy, love and peace. >> that is so cute. you will be able to put some of those on your tree? now you take a ribbon and string get through. he threaded through the

eagle. nancy clark designed it and made it, it's made with gilded hydrangea leaves. >> [indiscernible] first lady laura: i wish for peace. i hope that all americans will remember other people during this christmas. that they will ask senior citizens in to visit with people who are lonely, that they will work in their food banks, that they will use their good fortune to help people who are less fortunate. i hope also that every american will take the opportunity to thank the families of the military men and women who are deployed around the world right now, defending our freedom and fighting for peace. to thank their families for the sacrifice they have made and to thank those men and women for the sacrifices they make.