american and out -- the tie in american anarchists -- the china market anarchists americand -- italian anarchists were tried for murder. a law professor discusses the case with introductions by ruth bader ginsburg. p.m., sacco and venzetti were transmitted to the death house. the boston press declare the case closed. presidency,on the historian george nash talks about herbert hoover's humanitarian efforts during world war i and ii. >> hoover, working voluntarily and without pay, became an international hero, the embodiment of a new force in .lobal politics american benevolence in the form of humanitarian aid programs. >> for our complete american history tv schedule, go to cspan.org. >> japanese torpedoes capsized the u.s. oklahoma within 10 minutes during the pearl harbor attack of december 7, 1941. the ship suffered 429 casualties. only 35 of the dead were identified. a military board in 1949 ruled that the identities of most of the lost crew were nonrecoverable. their remains were buried in 46 plots at honolulu's punch bowl cemetery. a 2015 defense department order prompted a renewe

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that americand express was going to be able to overcome these challenges that we face because this was time where frankly a number of people were writing off the company, did not think we would be able to come back. david: travel had gone down and travel car uses would be reduced? kenneth: that is right. david: you didn't have to lay off 15,000 people. kenneth: david, this is important from a leadership standpoint. one of the things i believe very strongly, it is a believe very strongly, it is a leadership ma xim i came across in my 20's. i love to read biographies. napoleon had a quote, the role of a leader is to define reality and give hope. refrain foronstant me throughout 9/11. it is a term i use several times a week. what was absolutely important was to be decisive and compassionate. inas very transparent explaining the reasons why we had to do the layoffs. it was obviously painful for the organization. people understood the context of the situation that we were in but that was a very challenging time. we emerged stronger as a company, but certainly the leadership of this company

americand an age of history in three storied institutions, but whether he was orbiting the earth or theys a marine. annie'say to attend organ recital one day, john heard on the radio that pearl harbor had been attacked. anyone who knows annie understands what a sacrifice it was for john to put their marriage plans on hold, leave college, and join the fight. anyone who knew john understands that he did not see a choice. he saw his duty to serve. he tried to join the army air corps, but they could not take them fast enough. instead, he entered the military through the naval aviation cadet program, where he met his lifelong friend, tom miller. he chose the marine corps for the same reason many of us do, because we have the best looking uniforms. [laughter] dailey: after he earned his wings, he and his buddy, tom, were first assigned to a transport squadron. this was not in their plan. here we see one of the first examples of what he calls "selective opportunity." this is where you see an opportunity, and you position yourself to be competitive for the position. on this occasion, it backfir

rebuilding this country with by americands workers, we are going to do it.going to have people who have not worked for years, they are going to love it. they are going to be incentivized. administration will follow two simple rules, by american and higher american. [applause] [cheers] president-elect trump: remember years ago we used to proudly display made in the usa. you go get a car, made in the usa. we don't see it. have you seen it? we don't see it anymore. , wet of the manufacturers are doing a lot of talking to a lot of companies who think they but they're not going to be leaving so fast anymore because we love our companies, and we love it when they are in flowing thousands of people, but we don't love our companies when they leave and go to another country and think they can make their product and sell it back into our country like we are a bunch of fools, like they have been getting away with for the last 35 years, not going to do it. no, there are going to be consequences. when they want to leave, i wish them well. i always say enjoy your new plan