all of this happening before pearl harbor. i was really glad that the program that the library put together today because the keynote speech at the end of the day is going to be about sort of the 100 days between late 1940s and early 41 were fdr mobilized the country for what was called national defense. that was the magic word. he sometimes said hemispheric defense, but it was never about war. it was only about national defense. talking about some major decisions of major announcements during that period. also one of the presentations today been related to the exhibit over at the museum building our posters. posters of the period. robert horton who served beginning in june of 1940 through june of 1942 was one of the producers of posters. and so, his period of time when he was the head of what was called the division of information, which was a unit within the office for emergency management, which by the way the office for emergency management was the first time the emergency management became a concept in american government

by five racing at pearl harbor in hawaii. a day later roosevelt gave a historic, extraordinary speech to congress telling how japan's unprovoked attack on our military had killed many americans and asking for a declaration of war. his first words will live forever. yesterday, december 7, 1941, a date which will live in infamy. all throughout fdr spun a parallel world for himself by betting on games with aids and cabinet officials. owning, phoning clark griffith for advice. after plural, almost no one was immune something one way or another whether professional baseball could or should exist in 1942, oregon, ever. that january, heads of major and minor leaks wondered as one put it, could they operate or play at night, would players be ripped as slackers for public way boycotting. did the public even want baseball in a war? that all waited franklin roosevelt. as they did clark griffith insured of an opinion that by large and small names, quickly reached his desk, listen to what wendell said, the gop nominee. if the american way

tampax pearl. pocket pearl para el camino. juan: bienvenidos a "doctor juan".ayudarme con este segmento tengo un paciente especial. carlos calderÓn. carlos: a quÉ santo le rézaste para tener este paciente? [risas] juan: vamos a empezar. la gente se hace esa pregunta todos los dÍas con síntomas. hay personas que pueden tener sÍntomas urinarios. pueden tener sÍntomas de frecuencia que quiere decir que estÁn yendo mucho al baÑo, des arden cuando van al baÑo. puede ser que cuando estÁn tratando de orinar tengan problemas. la gente se pregunta si eso es una simple infecciÓn urinaria o si podrÍa ser una infecciÓn de los riÑones que, obviamente, es mÁs peligrosa. cuando usted tiene fiebre, cuando el dolor le sube al Área de la espalda, bÁsicamente, eso puede significar que ella es una infecciÓn mÁs serÍa. cÓmo usted puede saber en su casa si esto estÁ sucediendo no?miren lo que yo hago con los pacientes. aquÍ, tenemos a carlitos. yo lo que voy hacer es que te voy a dar un golpe en la parte de atrÁs donde están tus riÑones. usualmente, si ese paciente brinca de dolor s

tampax pearl. y pocket pearl para el camino.e poco tuvo un duro choque con la realidad. [vilma] el pasado 25 de junio, maría lúz cáceres sentíaa. maría: se siente como morir, que el mundo se acaba, que no hay futuro. [vilma] encadenada, en uniforme de reclusa y con las manos vacías, aterrizó en la ciudad de bogotá deportada a su natal colombia luego de vivir 13 años en estados unidos. maría: ni ropa, nada, absolutamente nada. no sabía saber si me iban a recoger o no. no tenía cómo pagar un bus o coger un transporte. [vilma] ella dice que la humillación que sintió no fue lo peor, sino el dolor al pensar en los tesoros que dejó atrás.is y todo, mi trabajo, mi casa. el choque es duro. [vilma] conocimos a maría luz el año pasado, tres semanas después de haber sido llevada a un centro de detención en el sur de la florida cuando empezaba una batalla para evitar una deportación. vilma: mary, ¿cómo estás tú? maría: me siento devastada. por lo que tanto luché como que... se acabó. [vilma] esa lucha comenzó en 1997 cuando logró liberarse

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when pearl harbor was attacked, betty was making breakfast in their new kitchen. alex got up and put on his uniform. he was a lieutenant jg in the naval reserves. she didn't see him for two weeks. everyone's lives changed that day. daddy went from being a cub reporter at a local newspaper to a war correspondent. she was picked up by scripps howard news service as a stringer and her beat was the entire jurisdiction of admiral chester nimitz's pacific command. she got to work, she got uniform , and she wrote some amazing copy in the next weeks and months to come. but the army had slept a lid of censorship down on the entire archipelago, and they weren't letting anything out. she tried everything. she wrote articles and sent them to her friends on the mainland to see it you can get them published. they received the paper that looks like this. [laughter] ann: she interviewed nurses. she hitched a ride to deliver medication to the lepers on malachi. she even climbed interrupting erupting volcano and wrote about that. apparently, the army felt that the japanese read abo

on real america, the world war ii film series "why we fight," about the outbreak of world war ii to pearl harbor and the rise of a authori -- authoritarianism. >>> up next, retired naval officers discuss challenges and threats to the u.s. pacific fleet. this was part of a judicial conference this summer hosted by the ninth circuit court of appeals. it's about 90 minutes. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm michelle pettitte. i'm one of the members of the congress committee and i have the honor to present a very esteemed panel of the navy and we're going to talk about the laws in the pacific fleet. many of you may say, why do we care? we're here in anaheim in this beautiful conference center in the ac. why does it matter what's going on out there in the pacific ocean? it's important to realize that the pacific fleet covers three oceans, six couldnntinents and than half the earth's surface. the navy and the u.s. military has a huge presence in that area. this is an area of a hotbed of issues, and it is really ground zero for a lot of rule of law issues. now, most people think of the military in

pearl is here.. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is an activist and an emmy, grammy, and tony-winning actress you know from "sex and the city." she is running to the next governor of new york. please welcome to the show cynthia nixon, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome to the show. >> thank you so much. it's great to be here. >> seth: you are very busy right now. running for governor. takes a lot of time and effort. >> i am. i was in six different cities just this weekend. >> seth: that is a crazy thing to do. >> yes. >> seth: yeah. >> it's a big state. >> seth: yeah, i would say if you ever told anybody you were in six cities in one weekend, they would just assume you were running for governor. there's really no other reason to do that. >> or a stand up comedian. >> seth: or a stand up -- that's true. >> one or the other. >> seth: so, one of things you and your opponent governor cuomo are trying to frame yourself as as the person who will most take on donald trump

pearl is here, everybody. give it up for pearl. [ cheers and applause ] thank you both.lden globe winning and emmy-nominated actress you know from "alias" and such films as "13 going on 30," and "dallas buyers club." she stars in the action-packed film "peppermint" which is in theaters tomorrow. let's take a look. >> hurts doesn't it? knowing that it's all over and there's nothing you can do about it. you didn't serve justice, your honor. i will. >> seth: please welcome back to the show our friend, jennifer garner, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> seth: how are you? [ cheers and applause ] >> great. >> seth: happy to have you here. >> so happy to be here. >> seth: that's why -- i have to say, that's why it's so helpful to have a clip from a movie. because i think if you heard there was a film called "peppermint," you wouldn't naturally -- >> right? >> seth: think it would be a scene like that. >> right, you think -- >> seth: yeah. >> no. >> seth: yes, this is -- >> not that. >> seth: a very -- and i do want to talk about the film. but first, i want congratulate

tampax pearl. y pocket pearl para el camino. yo no lo voy a recoger. recógelo tú.so estamos intensificando nuestro apoyo y donando más de un millón de dólares cada día. todo para fortalecer a nuestras comunidades. es un nuevo día en wells fargo y se parece mucho a nuestro primer día. wells fargo. establecido en 1852. restablecido en el 2018. siives la vida,o. ctienes que swiffer.. teresa: el hallazgo de unos restos parecían resolver un caso pendiente por varios años, aunque los padres de la joven desaparecida se negaban a creerlo. elizabeth laguna había venido a estados unidos a estudiar inglés, y se despidió de su familia prometiéndoles que nada le pasaría. andy sandoval concluye el relato de un descubrimiento y el escepticismo que despertó. andy: durante los últimos tres años en su casa de chiapas, ruth salgado había tenido que contestarle el teléfono a extorsionadores, clarividentes y todo tipo de oportunistas que buscaban lucrarse con la desaparición de su hermana elizabeth. aunque el 18 de mayo pasado, una llamada dolió más que nunca. ruth: porque yo tenía muc

. >> stephen: now, you compare russian interference in the 2016 election to pearl harbor on page 470.ed on that one. pearl harbor was an act of war. >> right. >> stephen: was this an act of war by the russians against united states? >> it was an act of cyber war. you know, obviously i say nobody was killed, there aren't tanks in the street, but when you have an adversary who attacks one of your most important institutions, our electoral system, that is an act of war, and imagine if after pearl harbor or after 9/11, even, if president roosevelt or president bush had said, you know, we don't want to go into that, we don't want to understand what happened. we don't -- >> stephen: it could have been a lot of people. >> it could have been the chinese or 400 guy in new jersey, we don't know. >> we don't know and we don't want to find out. so let's just move forward, right. >> well it is absurd when you present it like that and unfortunately that is what is happening, and so i think it is imperative that, again, regardless of party or no party, people who are worried about the lack of accoun

is it because of [explosion] pearl harbor? is that why we are fighting? or is it because of, listen [explosion] france. china. czechoslovakia. norway. poland. holland. greece. belgium. albania. yugoslavia. or russia? just what was it made us change our way of living overnight? what turned our resources, our machines, our whole nation into one vast arsenal producing more and more weapons of war instead of the old materials of peace? what put us in the uniform ready to engage the enemy on every continent and every ocean? what are these two worlds of which mr. war spoke, the free and the slave? it's take the free world first. our world, how did it become free? only for a long and un-seasoned struggle inspired by men of vision. moses, mohammed, confucius, christ, all believe that in the sight of god all men were created equal. and from that there developed a spirit among men of missions, which is best explained in our own declaration of freedom. we hold these truths to be felt -- self-evident that all men are created equal. it is the cornerstone upon which ou

steve: he was at pearl harbor? rep. tsongas: he survived the bombing of pearl harbor. he went on to engineer runways across the pacific. he was stationed in chico after the end of the war. he went back into the air force. me all, which took across the globe and across the country, but it was that example of service and my mother's shared commitment to that that nurtured in me the idea that one wants to serve their country. as he was stationed in tokyo, japan, i was a 14 year old. we were on a ship crossing the pacific ocean and i was up one night with my grandmother on the ship playing cards and i heard john kennedy's acceptance speech at the democratic convention, and i will forever remember his voice. i could not tell you a thing he said, but i remember his voice and closely followed his presidency as a teenager in high school and was drawn for a much by that presidency to the democratic party. i went to smith college, which is what brought me to massachusetts for the first time. i think that changed my life most especially. i met paul through a college classmate. th

charles pearl, acting c.f.o. and a.g.m. business services. eric sandler is expected to be back in the office in early october, so i am here to report out on our fiscal '18 year end activity doe activi activi activities. this report, which is a preaudit look before we present to you our financial statements, is about a month later than we typically present to you, and the main reason for this is that it is the first year that we are closing the financial statements within our new system, people soft, and that's taking a little bit longer than we expected. so we're reporting to you today on the preaudit actuals, and then, subsequent to my report here to you today, you will get the financial statements presented to you. those will also be later than what we typically present, which will be in early january . so i just wanted to provide a little context. in terms of the overview for fiscal '18 -- so again, fiscal year '18 ended on june 30. we have positive net results for all of our operations, which is a good thing. it means that we took in enou

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friday, a world war ii film series about the outbreak of world war ii from pearl harbor and the rise of authoritarianism in germany, italy, and japan. watch american history tv next week on c-span3. >> she spent her life collecting the stories that were unique to this town. class --ook at her collection and took a lifetime to create. >> beginnings are always interesting. the dons of human history are the most tragic things of all studies. sacrifice.and women daysawn have our little are most important of all. dust and sunsets somehow take care of themselves when we have started arriving. pen of the city chronicler. she was the first public health nurse in the region. she was the daughter and granddaughter of local family who had a long history here. her grandfather was one of the early sheriffs of the area. in addition to being a nurse, -- we're looking at the scrapbook collection she put together. there are 13 scrapbooks that discuss lake charles history. she believed in recording in detail the local history of the place. she took great pains in transcribing documents, she went to ho

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. >> anthony: a lot of pearls for sale in ha long bay and in vietnam.oyster will even yield one. ♪ water spinach, i think that's called, right? >> ha: water spinach. that's the most common vegetable for vietnamese people in summertime. >> anthony: yes. mm-hmm. >> ha: yeah. >> anthony: what kind of fish are these? little fish. [ laughter ] >> ha: yeah, ha long fish. >> anthony: ha long fish. >> ha: yeah. >> anthony: it's delicious. good fish. this is a pretty prime piece of real estate. they've lived here how long? >> ha: for many generations. this old grandma is 78 years old and she said that her grandparents lived here before this all became, like, a big tourist attraction. >> anthony: is their situation protected by the state? they're allowed to live here by special, because they've been here so long? >> ha: actually, the government now is in fact reaching them to move back to shore because that's better for the children's education. [ woman speaking vietnamese ] >> ha: they said that they're happy to move back because it's better for their children,

three diamonds in a pearl. kind of photos in photos there's almost something about arrogant about her because. the mother he believes the pictures you might think she oh no sense of humor at all but that wasn't the case just. didn't want to but should wonderful white hair not like mine and of course i have to powder to make it look white and much my mother used to call it a collies tail because even if you like collins who wants to look like one of my crew you got a much much too many on waiting for inclusion of. if . this is my mother when others have already concluded. carlson went on to celebrate his first successes in paris which made his mother proud as a competition in one nine hundred fifty three a cocktail dress by essent on one third place a coach designed to first place created by karl lagerfeld who was just twenty. he and east are not all became good friends and competitors. he was wonderful wonderful he more untold seventy eight or so. after that he would just talk about the past and truth and all t

somebody pointed out to me, i had taken on that this book came out in february 1942, so right after pearl harbor. was not expected to be a book that came out in the middle of the united states being involved in a war, but it did. there were paper shortages. i actually don't know what the impact of the united states entering the war was on the publishing industry, but it's possible it couldn't be published right away and by the time things got back to normal it had moved on. but i found it in a university of michigan library and tried to find out where to get a copy. and it had been out of print and copies cost like usually more than 150, if not more than $300. so that was one of my motivations, was that i think it should be widely available and until now it is a collector's item and a book the average person can't get and not available in any bookstore in springfield illinois, or here. , and the audience in the 21st century. and it was donated to us. several of the stories, william slayed, mary dine are important. washington had a second book prompt he also wanted to see done. [captioner

friday, on reel america, the one were to film series "why we fight" about the upper go forward to to pearl harbor and the rise of -- in germany, italy and japan. watch american history tv this week in primetime on c-span3. the: stop number 41 on capitals tour takes us to springfield, illinois, located on route 66. springfield was the capital in 1937, and the city is known for being a hometown of abraham lincoln. joining us on the bus is state representative tim butler, a republican, who represents the house seat that lincoln once did. good morning to you. illinois sprinkle , located on route 66. springfield was the capital in 1937, and the city is known for being a hometown of abraham lincoln. stateg us on the bus is representative tim butler, a republican, who represents the house seat that lincoln once did. good morning to you. let's start with the fiscal health of illinois. it is a state that is consistently ranked at the bottom or near the bottom of fiscal health when it comes to various state rankings big white is that? -- rankings. why is that? guest: we have huge pension debt in the

pearl. >> good morning, chairman, board. my name is daniel odom. i'm the senior price president of production at pearl media, and i'd like to give an update on the digital media. i'm sure as you walk-through the center, you see screening coming on daily. all of the media players are on-site and are awaiting install or commissioning by our subcontractor partners, and the media player reconfiguring and partner integration is ongoing. what this means is as the system comes on-line, we are reconfiguring that system and we are integrating it into the other systems. this bullet point transit content, operating and optimizing on average, 68% complete. i want to talk about that a little bit. transit content is actually operating closer to 90 or 95% complete. if you walk the bus deck and the bus plaza levels today, you will see on the bus plaza, four out of the five screens are operating, so transit content is operating and optimizing very well. that number of 68% complete, that is the number of screens that are complete in our entire center. so out of our

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we have what we call the 20 pearls. which means we have 16 counters and for incorporators or for women who incorporated our illustrious organization. since our inception we have been doing several things globally. you are going to edit this part, right? we have been servicing our local communities with our mississippi health project as well as several other initiatives to encourage people to vote. we had also catered to women and children who are in need of -- who are in need. >> i mentioned earlier you met in houston with 30,000. >> currently and apologies for sounding wonky earlier. we have 300,000 members in our sorority as a whole. i believe it is more than that. each four years we have a different program or area of focus. we met in houston for what we call our [ inaudible ] our international convention. at that point our new international president was installed and she shared a new program that we will carry out in our local communities. it's called exemplifying excellence. it has a focus on the arts, on educatio

ten years later, they leave as pearls.ect dr faraday's thinking betty won't stick it out for ten years. most girls would rather work in factories these days, and who can blame them? as it happens, i was thinking of my mother. she was a maid here before i was born. well, i do hope she enjoyed her time. right, roderick. so there is something is wrong. there is talk about the house being haunted by you know, a, by the little stranger, fantastic performance by ruth wilson there who is somebody who seems to be trapped in the house. it is like the fall of the house of usher. is question is is ita the house of usher. is question is is it a haunting or are people imagining things or is it them projecting their fears on to the house itself? if you have read the haunting of hill house, the shirley jackson novel, would be the greatest ghost stories written, there is a lot of that in this. one of the problems it has been marketed as a horrorfilm. it is not. it is not a horrorfilm. it is not. it is not a horrorfilm. it is not. it is no

and on friday, the world war 2 series about the outbreak of world war ii to pearl harbor and the rise of a fire attorneys of in germany, italy, and japan. watch american history tv next week in prime time on c-span 3. of presence from james monroe to gerald r. ford .onvened at a conference next, we interviewed tweed roosevelt, the great-grandson of theodore roosevelt. this is about 20 minutes. >> we are speaking at the presidential site summit. what is your connection to theodore roosevelt? >> he was my great great grandfather. he had a son named archie. archie had a son and his son had me. >> your entire life, have you been connected with your famous ancestor? it something that you have always have -- always have a special connection? >> people have this idea that our family spent all our time sitting around tables talking about theater. actually -- about theodore. actually, we never talked about theodore. we talked about what everybody else talks about. i did not become aware of it until i was older and then it was mostly negative at first. , people seems much more interested in my

he was a corporal in the army, was injured in the attack on pearl harbor. he took shrapnel to the knee, was bandaged and went back in the fight. he's now 95 years old, and i was able to present him with a purple heart, much deserved. he should not have had to wait 76 years to receive. we've also helped people through some of their most difficult times. in a matter of hours in lake june, 2016, 23 people lost their lives, hundreds of homes destroyed, thousands of residents were left with nothing but the clothes on their backs due to devastating floods, and we worked hard to help our residents recover and rebuild and get their lives back headed in the right direction. let me reassure the people of the third congressional district, my dedicated staff will continue to serve the people of west virginia and our constituents' service won't skip a beat. i want to thank house members and my fellow colleagues, david mckinley and alex mooney and senators capito and manchin for the opportunity to serve and work with them. they are dedicated public servants. i will miss

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