callahan, the first commanding officer, after finding the body made the order to take the body belowto prepare for a full military funeral. you can imagine members of the missouri were not happy, but they respected their commanding officer and follow through. that night several members of japanese hand sewed a rising sun. you must be buried beneath the flag of your country for a military funeral. the next day on the deck behind me there was a funeral held for the pilot. six men stood holding the body of the pilot with a bugler and chaplain. at 9:00 in the morning they committed his body to the d. eep. not many have heard of the story and the reason no one has heard of it is because it got no press coverage. no one talked about it and that is because the day of the funeral is the day harry s truman was sworn in. we are inside the captain's cabin. it is well decorated and for the captain of the missouri when the ship is import specifically or he is visiting dignitaries and needs to act as a diplomat. large part of the collection has been donated by former crewmembers and spans to the t

when captain callahan gave the order to take the pilots down , they brought the body down and prepared it for a funeral and some point in that process, the commanding officer as well as aion corpsman came upon two fragments of the scarf the pilot was wearing and we have them here. one is quite small. this one from the medical officer is quite large. bear the same pattern. it's a very faint floral pattern in addition to the oil and things you can see on them. they are two of our most fragile art of facts. artifacts. one of these fragments will actually go on display to the general public. for now, they are so fragile we tend to keep them in a climate controlled area. important set of artifacts we have on board the ship are known as surrender cards. ofy were given to the crew the missouri on board for the way toer ceremony as a verify and for them to prove to everyone that they were on board. each one is signed. you can look very closely. it is signed here by the fleet admiral. you also get the commanding officer murray and douglas macarthur's signature and then it bears the name of each

captain callahan, the ship's first commanding officer, after finding out the pilot's body had landedthe missouri, made the order to take the pilot's body below deck to prepare it for a full military funeral. you can imagine members of the missouri were not particularly happy, but they respected their commanding officer, and they followed through, and, that night, several members of the crew handsewed a japanese rising sun ensign, because to be given a proper military funeral you must be buried with the flag of your country. the next day, april 12, 1945, on the deck behind me, there was a funeral held for the pilot. six men stood holding the body of the pilot, the bugler, the chaplain, the captain himself, who said "a dead enemy is no longer your enemy." then at 9:00 in the morning, the chaplain said simply "commit his body to the deep." not many people have heard of the story, even though it is one we like to tell at the missouri, and the reason no one heard of it is a got no press coverage, no one really talked about it, and that is because april 12, 1945, the day of the funeral, wa

when captain callahan gave the order after the kamikaze attack to take the pilot's body below body downught the and prepared it for a funeral, and at some point, in that process, the accounting officer of that division, dr. lamson, as uponas a corpsman, came two fragments of the scarf that the pilot was wearing, and we have them here. small, and then this one, from the medical officer, is quite large. bear the same pattern, a very faint floral pattern, in addition to the oil you see on them. they are two of our most fragile artifacts. one of these fragments will actually go on display to the general public, but for now, they are so fragile, we keep them in a climate-controlled area. one of the most important set of artifacts that we have on board the ship are known as surrender cards. they were given to crew of the missouri who were on board for the surrender ceremony as a way to verify, for them to prove to everyone that they were on board. each one is signed, you can look very closely. it is signed here by the fleet , nimitz, and you also get the captain and commanding officer, and yo

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i am pat callahan. and the next question as we continue our debate. >> the senate race became the most expensive election in maine history, $100 million to be's and on this race. what measures would you support to increase transparency or get money out of politics and is this level of spending acceptable? spkr. gideon: thank you for the question, mike. we all agree i think there's too much money in politics. . . we need reform and change. that is why i have. need to make sure people's voices are bigger than corporations voices. we need to do things like overturning citizens united. we also need to pass the disclose act which would require transparency around who is getting money. and he was running those dark money at. .en. collins --ads sen. collins was the vote -- the deciding vote against that disclose act and has taken funds in her time as a senator. without question if we want to get special interest out of things and make sure we are focusing on people and getting things done, we have to have refo

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there's a regular emission from here at the callahan plateau in the frat house soon the phones. today many observe the trees around the world like this one in the outdoor proneness. moment to the moon closely every night scientists use a laser beam to make a precise measurement of its distance from earth. as experiments in a close up of these are important experiments because we can measure how long it takes the laser beam to go to the moon and back. so we can measure in real time the distance to the moon's down and one major finding which we sort of knew before but are now sure of is that the moon is moving away in a way it's moving away at a speed of 3 or 4 centimeters per year ready. these measurements have shown that when it formed the moon was much closer to the earth than it is today. as we went in soon after the moon formed if anyone had been here to see the moon it would have been gigantic in the sky because it was so close to them so that's going to acknowledge it's 380000 kilometers from earth but 4000000000 years ago we think it was only 15000 kilometers distant doesn

noches después de perder a samuel y con la lesión de josh se veía difícil la pésima de los 49 pero callahantica sería el día viernes cuando esté listo para jugar el domingo ante los yates llega después de que declarara de que samuel estará fuera por más tiempo de lo esperado y josh tuvo un esguince de rodilla >> grandes ligas la estadía de los gigantes en seattle fue corte durante volver después de que se pospusiera los partidos ante los marineros en un comunicado oficial del equipo expresó que lo prioridad era la salud y pospusieron los juegos sin embargo jugaron dos partidos contra oakland por sobre el límite considerable del aire, dieron marcha atrás y la serie se jugará miércoles de jueves en el área de la bahía donde la calidad del aire fue como dijo guillermo que mejorará notablemente >> con los que jugaron por los as ante los rockies, tony para el uno a cero pero todo se derrumbó, la baja de la quinta entrada, arriba los rockies con este palo de vuelta entera, primero del año para el venezolano y estábamos dos a uno para rematar después fuentes en el elevada remonta y le da la victor

visit california on monday his approach to the fires though is already causing controversy as patty callahan explains. all across the west spread out through several states similar yet shocking scenes walls of flames apocalyptic looking skies and seas a bash remnants of the lives lived here now just rubble for those who can return many finding their worst fears confirmed george kabul lost 5 homes in this family compound his business and cars that are not insured. you already had our stock trailer and our travel trailer hooked up to the pick up but we really didn't think it was going to come here so we just kind of like so we didn't think to grab a lot of stuff that we should have grabbed we just more we seen the fire that close we just grab the animals more than half a 1000000 people in the state of oregon have evacuated or been told to be ready to leave many still refuse some got lucky water still works we came here. which you know like i said why it was work and there was no power though so. this was working able to put out more hot spots there was a fire all around us so. it's not as bad

i am news center maine's pat callahan. in a unique partnership tonight, we are working together with the portland press harold and the bangor daily news to get you the answers you need to cast your ballot. coincidentally, this first meeting of the candidates falls on the 19th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, a day when we remember the heroes and honor the lives lost. it is also a day when americans feel even more patriotic than they usually do, and part of our civic duty is to make informed choices on election day. we want to help you do that, so we are going to be asking questions for the four candidates. the incumbent is republican susan collins, seeking election to a fifth term. the democrat is speaker of the main house, sara gideon. there are two independents, max linn and lisa savage, who belongs to the green independent party, but is not running as a party candidate on the ballot. there has been plenty of heat in the campaign. our hope is to shed some light on important issues. the first round of questions wil

ahead of midterm elections and sounding question was made by an online newspaper but president callahan's deny that mom or apple has more. images of prisoners in el salvador stripped to their underwear and kept in crowded prison cells are once again in the news on friday the salvadoran government allowed journalists to tour this supermax prison which houses members of some of the country's most notorious gangs and has in the past attracted criticism from human rights groups the prison tour appears to be in response to a recent report accusing the salvadoran government of negotiating with members of the emmis 13 gang to reduce violence in exchange for prison privileges all in an effort to gain political favor ahead of the upcoming midterm elections via twitter el salvador's president now you deny the accusations pointing to images of the prisoners lined up in rows in adding show me one privilege just one where we caught up with him last december the salvadoran president sat down with al-jazeera as james james was speaking specifically about the importance of reforming el salvador's prisons

it was david callahan. chunks is what we called him. dave says, an airplane just flew into the world trade center. we looked outside because our conference room was right on the flight line. it was a huge plate glass window. we're thinking, how does that happen? because as you know, new york actually isn't that far away. contrary to what traffic would have you believe, it is actually just kind of a stone's throw as far as the bird flies. and we share a very similar weather pattern. we look outside and it's that perfect, crystal, autumn day that we get here. how, what? we're thinking, you know, did someone pooch their approach into laguardia? i mean, it must have been one of those little sight seeing airplanes going down the hudson that just kind of made a wrong turn, maybe scud running. we made a couple jokes about little airplanes bouncing off buildings. and then, because we -- they certainly don't do any damage. they just sort of fall to the ground. the airplanes that is. and continued on. it wasn't, i mean, it wasn't really anything

harris, co-founder of apollo, one of the most active de dealmakers this year others include mary callahangan asset management and jamal pabatia, founder and c oh, of social capital. >> promises to be another good event. thank you, leslie picker >>> let's get to sue herera back at headquarters for a news update >> good morning, everybody a rising death toll in the california wildfires, three people have died in the zogg fire in northern california. in san francisco more than 60,000 people have been ordered to evacuate in sonoma counties go to cnbc.com for more on the impact of the california fooild wi wild fires >>> in nagorno-karabakh fighting continues between forces both sides accuse the other of escalating the hostilities >>> secretary of state mike pompeo joining calls with many foreign leaders for an end to the attacks. >>> and in israel, hundreds protesting a proposal to curtail public demonstrations during the current national lockdown. critics say the proposal is an effort to muzzle calls for prime minister netanyahu to resign a busy news day. you are up to date see you in an hour

. >> mary callahan. >> hello. i don't know but i hope you can answer this pick i wanted, do you guys have some ideas about where you are hoping to decimate the lines, where you're hoping to make a stand your car there i was areas like calistoga road or perhaps points further south that you are hoping you can hold the line? >> those are the obvious areas. highway 12, even though we are building contingency lines to keep it within the contingency lines per calistoga is holding. it did cross saint helena. right now we are evaluating what would be a good spot to create and put a dozer line in as a firebreak and then fire off of that if we need to or just leave the barcode to us. it just depends pick i don't have any specifics. but all the hard places like highway 12, calistoga, st. helena those are the ones where we try to box it in and keep it from crossing those man-made barriers. >> there any kind of wind shifts or anything like that just makes make you have been listening to the latest information tied to the glas