japan in the pacific theater has been told before in a 1976 version for instance starring charlton heston but it's never been told quite like this. roland emmerich star with the story we all know the somerset of 1941 the japanese attack on pearl harbor. the greatest military defeat in u.s. history and the trigger that brought america into world war 2 just intelligence failure. then he tells a story few people know the build up and battle between the u.s. and japan at the pacific island of midway just 6 months later a fight many historians say decided the war and a story largely forgotten even in hollywood. brings his full arsenal of special effects to recreate the epic scope of the battle in which $300.00 americans annually $4000.00 japanese lost their lives but still find. it took the german director who's lived in hollywood for decades more than 20 years to bring midway to the screen the director of science 5 blockbusters like independence day and the day after to morrow knew this time he'd have to get his facts right. midway incredibly well documented battles both in film and endless b

i thought is this heston talking about guns right now? this does not sound like a message i believe and it doesn't sound like a message she believes in either. the reality is, we cannot wait for our leaders to lead us. we have to participate in this virtuous cycle where our individual choices nudge the marketplace and leaders to make it easier for us to make good choices, harder to make bad choices which will create a system easier for them to make it easier for us as it happens with veggie burgers. it something driven by an individual desire of individuals to drive a different kind of automobile. so what scientists tell us, therefore what matters, more than all others. in terms of an individual's participation in stopping global warming which are lifeless, car free, have fewer children and eat a plant -based diet. 85% of americans drive to work, the majority of flights we take are either for work or non- leisure personal purposes like visiting a sick relative. most people are not right now in the process of deciding whether or not to hav

a film made in 1976 with henry fonda and charlton heston does not do justice to the importance of the battle of midway. the battle was not only important, it was a desperate gamble, and the story has never been fully told. at the time of the battle of midway, the japanese had advanced from the south pacific and the indian ocean and were threatening the british at the suez. they sank the british capital ships with the prince of wales in the china sea, and shortly after, pearl harbor. in february, they went all the way down to australia and they sank a bunch of merchant ships in the harbor of port darwin, australia. in february of 1942, they annihilated nine cruisers and 18 destroyers of the british/american and dutch asiatic fleet. >> the australians were there, too. if i don't say that, my australian passport will be canceled. george: in april of 1942, just before midway, they had five carriers in the indian ocean, and they drove the remnants of the british navy out of the raidedocean and went and as far as madagascar. they sank the british carrier and its escort. they sank dozens of

have a patent then you have the -- >> if you have a patent -- >> continue to get your information hestoned percent. >> a minute ago you said look we have a company that we are already you already own your company you were the first businessman in china back in 1919 when cornelius vander, star stepped off steamship started -- hired you you built this company, and you built aig. you have a problem with aig today saying it is a hundred years old. >> it was formed in 1967 by me. in delaware, okay? it was not formed in china. when star was alive, it was family of companies, and star was never part of aig never. we kept it private. and when i left, aig i took star out in mothballs. >> so the fact that they are having had a party they have stuff on web site they are selling, aig 100 you are saying it is inaccurate. >> it is -- it is. >> it was formed in 1967. >> but the star is 100 years old. >> formed 1919. >> did you do any celebrations for, about 100? >> yeah, we had celebration in china, by the chinese. and one in new york. >> did you tell current ceo you want him to stop celebrating 100 yea

i thought is this heston talking about guns right now?this does not sound like a message i believe and it doesn't sound like a message she believes in either. the reality is, we cannot wait for our leaders to lead us. we have to participate in this virtuous cycle where our individual choices nudge the marketplace and leaders to make it easier for us to make good choices, harder to make bad choices which will create a system easier for them to make it easier for us as it happens with veggie burgers. it something driven by an individual desire of individuals to drive a different kind of automobile. so what scientists tell us, therefore what matters, more than all others. in terms of an individual's participation in stopping global warming which are lifeless, car free, have fewer children and eat a plant -based diet. 85% of americans drive to work, the majority of flights we take are either for work or non- leisure personal purposes like visiting a sick relative. most people are not right now in the process of deciding whether or not to have