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an odd event here in yellow a tropical storm watch from the pearl river to the mouth of mississippi, does not include new orleans right now. from the pink in to cameron, louisiana it's a hurricane watch. most likely change to a warning backup but we've got a couple of days. this hasn't been named a depression. if it's named a tropical storm in the next 24 hours the name is barry. the tornado warning, submerged cars, businesses, the french quarter, 250 calls for emergency help and assistance. the last thing they need is to pick up over 9 inches of rainfall when we are looking at maybe 10, 15 or 20 in the tais ahead. the reason this is so important to watch, the mississippi river is at 16 foot at a levy in new orleans. when katerina hit it was 3. it's expected to go to the highest level in 90 years. the highest level a relevant test. >> with we have other breaking news into the situation room. new trouble if the persian gulf. apparently involving iran. let's go to barbara starr. what are you learning, barbara. >> fweeng, cnn learned in about the last seven hours iran made of an up succ

tropical storm watch from the pearl river to the mouth of the mississippi. in peak is a hurricane watch from the mouth of the mississippi across all of the way over toward cameron, louisiana. there is uncertainty of where this will make landfall but there are a couple of things we know for sure. a precursor today, tremendous amounts of rainfall, two tornado watches, a flash flood emergency, with over 250 emergency calls today, as the system brushed through the area. the river system can't take any more right now. just to give you an idea, the broad circulation is still well off to the west. in the next 24 hours, we could have a named storm barry and then as it makes its way through the bath water -- this is like a hot tub in the gulf, warmer than it should be, we're expecting intensification to get to category one but it doesn't matter the category, this is all about the rain. we had 9.42 inches, this is a one in 50-year event following the one in 100-year event you had in d.c. but it is about the warnings. had hurricane katrina made landfall, the lea-- the

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bands like soundgarden, nirvana, alice in chains, and pearl jam from seattle, washington. ♪ outshinede what the biggest misconception about the so-called seattle music scene is? >> everybody's a grunge band. >> all of these bands that actually sound pretty different from each other were being lofted up to the mainstream as this is what grunge is. >> tell me a little bit about the seattle music scene. >> with all the attention, no one's ever asked us that before. >> we've never heard that question. >> so, tell me about the seattle sound? what's going on up there? >> what's in the water? ♪ son, have i got a little story for you ♪ ♪ what you thought was your daddy ♪ >> bands like nirvana, pearl jam, they wanted no part of the music industry machine. and yet there they were, on mtv, on the charts, selling millions of records. ♪ hey ♪ oh, i'm still alive ♪ i, oh, i'm still alive >> it's a little bit overwhelming to see this many people. we're used to playing small clubs. you know? and we want to go back to playing small clubs. ♪ >> a collaborative rock tour kicked off in phoenix, arizona o

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the previous day of course, pearl harbor had been bombed in the united states found itself at war with nazi germany. so they showed up at the consulate and they said, we can't issue the visas right now , there is an emergency and they will have to be further checked. they weren't rejected but they were told we have to have further checks. and we actually have a letter from fanny to her children after this saying, when i first arrived here, this is an early 1942, a month or so after pearl harbor, we expected to leave for the united states after four weeks. it did not work out that way. now, we must wait until it is our turn. we have nothing to do but suffer. fanny actually was much more patient than her husband. she tried to sort of remove herself from the daily struggle to get visas while her husband was going every day or every other day or going personally to the consulates and writing, and trying to do anything to get out. in the meantime, in the united states, to review all these applications on hold, the u.s. government created an interdepartmental visa review committee with diffe

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although it was less visible than bombs dropped at pearl harbor and less dramatic then the attacks on our troops elsewhere in this country whether in iraq and afghanistan it was an attack on this nation. some of us have called it, in fact, an act of war on both sides of the. on both sides of the aisle there has been unanimity that the attack was by the russians through social media, through other means and tools misinformation and disinformation to interfere with our election. that unanimity comes not only from robert mueller, a distinguished public servant and dedicated Ãbut also from our entire intelligence committee there is only one Ãb the president of the united states who finds vladimir putin more credible then our intelligence community. and has said so publicly. in a few moments i will ask for unanimous consent for the passage of s 1247, duty to report act. which would address the president saying very explicitly that he would accept outside help from a foreign power again in the course of an election. the proof is overwhelming that it in the last election but even disputing t

in new york the statue of liberty blackouts and pearl harbor was lit at sunset for 15 minutes. in new castle pennsylvania, a young mother wrote to her husband frank. a couple in the army. d-day has a right. the first thought of all of us was the prayer. below is on the beaches where the battalion and so many other americans landed. product names from america's heartland. part of the biggest gamble of the war. the greatest crusade. the longest day. during those 1st hours, nothing seemed to go right. landing krause were ripped apart. tanks sent to protect them had sought. driving the cruise. enemy fire assistant to chest high water and waited past the floating bodies of the common. is the survivors of the first wave behind the seawall, it seemed the invasion might help. hitler and his followers had that honor. they were sure that allied soldiers were soft. weakened by liberty and leisure. by the mingling of races and religion. they were sure that i told you have more discipline and still. then, something happened. although many of the american troops found themselves without offi

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had jewish children whose children were in internment camps and in october 1941 two months before pearl harbor goes across the ocean, there are very few ships crossing west and she goes east, she goes into an area that is almost certainly going to be a war zone and at one point tells them they cannot come into the home, she has been named righteous among the nation and in the fall of 1942 she is arrested and interned in nazi germany . she goes back to the united states in 1944 and keeps teaching high school french. she does not make a big deal about this. this is one of the consistent things that you see in rescuers and people who are making the effort is that they don't think this is a big deal. they don't see any other way to do it. this is what you do. and people are in need this is what you do. >> thank you. >> i want to let people know if you haven't seen the exhibit, it is incredibly well done and the powerful particularly linking the voices of everyday americans and where they stood on the issue. thank you very much. it was a very tough exhibit for me because of the internment of

most people are familiar with him in connection with pearl harbor.one of the few army pilots they got airborne that they to go fight the japanese. he was the son of a chemist and went to purdue, studied in engineering and got into the military before pearl harbor and happen to be in the right place at the right time be five by you think that this is a forgotten story? >> what made him a forgotten hero in the context were talking about is he was involved in a test pilot involved in early test flights of america's first jets. the contention has been from a large number of people that he went faster than the speed of sound, broke the sound barrier, which doesn't exist by the way, before chuck yeager did. chuck yeager got the credit because it was a government operation and political reasons and other things so he got the credit and got famous and no one heard about what george did. abby: what made you so fascinated with the story, dan? >> i like the underdog. despite the fact i was a military officer i like people who fire authority when the authority i

case, and the justice secretary has agreed that a new live will be brought in which will say that pearlnsidering whether a murderer is considered for parole. one that's not difficult to see our much opposition. absolutely, and he sums that when he says is cruelty to deny grieving families the opportunity to lay their murdered loved ones to rest and i had and then sympathy for the situation and others, and she raised the mayor about what she really wa nts the mayor about what she really wants is this to be done in time for him to actually not be freed early. a story that is on the front pages and a back pages. when the den, terrific pictures here of coco gauff, who 15—year—old, absolutely extraordinary. —— wimbledon. and another is insane should know when today, great picture on the telegraph there. remarkable to think she's only 15 years old and knocked out venus williams in the first round astonished by that, she is now in the second week and the very first wimbledon, and the match tonight, she had to match points that she did it and she whined and as you can see, that send court cried

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. ♪ your skin just like pearls >> that's the 7-year-old getting a solo on beyonce's new album. ♪ the"the lion king," the gift, inspired by her role as nala, went on sale today. ♪ spirit >> and the album's extended music video, also co-starring blue ivy, already has 12 million views. >> you don't know what this will mean to everyone. >> that all makes it pretty surprising to hear that beyonce actually had a case of the nerves at "the lion king" london premiere, meeting the royals. >> we were all kind of nervous, even beyonce. >> really? >> because the royals. >> billy eichner tells jimmy kimmel that he started getting nervous days before. >> they e-mail you a protocol. >> oh. >> of how you're supposed to greet prince harry and meghan and they are very intense about it. >> what's a motto? >> nothing, what's a motto with you? >> billy plays timon the wisecracking meerkat. he and his sidekick seth rogen, pumbaa, are being called the movie's scene-stealers. >> every everyone, calm down. we're here. >> it was amazing to, again, see that people seem to be really enjoying it and overall, yea

. >> i saw pearl jam in san francisco. >> did you? >> so those guys are probably looking gray-haired like i am. good morning, everyone. let's go out and take a look at the commute. going to start with e bay bridge toll plaza and go from there. traffic is going to be a little bit slow here on some of the outside lanes of the toll plaza. but it's nothing that you can't deal with. you will see traffic moving along well on the carpool lanes. we also have the altamonte pass, kind of a mess. the beginning of an accident. 205 is going to be slow. if this is your commute, you need to give yourself extra time for this commute. if in livermore, you don't have to woabout it. that looks goto the east bay. if you're driving on interstate 880, it is off to a nice start. 4:49. let's bring you know who another great >> yes. >> stone temple pilot. >> you know, i agree with thatd garden. and you know who played that first? furle? >> remember the first time i heard it, i was like, who is this right? sal, by the way, the fog has a nice even flow. >> than

student who was beaten, and brutally murdered while walking home from the local library and quiet pearlr decades ago. one of the two accomplices in that crime has just been denied parole following weeks of public outcry and other calls to new york governor andrew cuomo to stefan after that same parole board granted the release of her other killer. live in new york tonight with exclusive reaction. >> tonight outrage and desperation. the family, the community and former governor of new york george pataki urged andrew cuomo to stop the release of one of hercules. october 20th, 1980. she was hit in head with a concrete block, she was raped twice, strangled and stabbed five times just a block away from her home. at the most brutal murder the medical examiner had ever seen. these two men were convicted of second-degree murder, the toughest sentence at that time. the last month he was granted parole. he served 39 years in prison. now the 66-year-old is set to be released monday. again, he watched her be raped, and then rape-80 before stabbing her five times. former governor is now calling on c

that has lost one partner who says economic pearl was a pure and simple we need to be good again and again we know not negotiate with perps. they do not negotiate with us we will not negotiate with us because this is their canard purdum what they're doing you know are cuba one of the earlier republic of venice where the bigger they've been the victims of the adolescent murder. protests have turned violence again in hong kong with riot police firing tear gas and rubber bullets at pro-democracy demonstrators hundreds of thousands took part in the protests the latest in more than a month of demonstrations the violence for chaos after they refused to stop marching and blocked roads near china's central government offices bride reports from hong kong. as police were warning they were about to clear the streets protesters busily prepared the barricades that were meant to stop them. the protesters had laid siege to the chinese central government's liaison office in hong kong and police decided it was time to act. there was a tense standoff objects were thrown at the ranks of riot police who

pearl harbor. he thought about pearl harbor -- remember, he had been in the philippines all that time working on that issue. so ike was dreadfully concerned about a surprise attack, and the u2 was the best defense against a surprise attack. it gave us this incredible information. we were right at the technological turning point where we could do the whole thing with spy satellites. we do now. they take incredible pictures. but ike took a chance and he threw the dice, and that one, he lost. it hurt the relations. >> did he consider that tarnished his reputation as he was leaving the presidency for several years after that? or was [inaudible] at the time? prof. galambos: well, at that time -- i don't know whether you ever read these polls they put out in newspapers. personally, i use a 50% discount on anything in the media. so if they say it's going to be great, i say it's going to be half great. if they say it is horrible, we are going to lose the war tomorrow, i say it is probably not tomorrow, but

thanks after pearl harbor lieutenant colonel james doolittle and his raiders flew b. 25 bombers off a carrier deck in the deep pacific in a daring feat of american resolve and as president roosevelt the nazis built a fortress around europe but they forgot to put a roof on it thanks we've been listening to the u.s. president donald trump giving a very unusual speech during independence day celebrations that we construct enough that the last time this happened was a $951.00 let's go to she had batons he joins us live at the event in washington d.c. so she had many were concerned that the speech would be politicized as it looked like he stuck to the script. it was. but a part of the history of the united states isn't it or whether he's trying to implicitly suggest a direct line between george washington joining the fight against the british and all of this american exceptionalism that is going on here centers of engineers and scientists of the military directly down to the trump campaign to make america great again that we've got to really start to be discussed it is a reminder that of h

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i called it the two, pearl one.t forward ding ding , backup crew and popped it up and so forth. so, fundamentally, he was offering me, as i interpreted it, to be the commander of the apollo 17. and i said to him, well, listen, deke, if 11 doesn't work out, if we screw something up were -- something up or something goes wrong, i will come back and you will find me knocking on your door. but if everything goes like it is supposed to on apollo 11, i'm out of here. and the reason i made that decision to leave was composed of various aspects, primarily involving the long interval. i would be another three years, i figured in my life, three years of living in dingy motels in strange places, trying to learn new things once again. and i didn't find that too rosy a future. the other thing was, i would be separated from my family, with young children and a wife who have been wonderful about supporting me all the way through, including up to and through apollo 11. i would be asking her to go through that whole rigmarole one mo

. >> reporter: it begins at pearl harbor.ing off japanese dog bombers on the day of infamy. dog bombers for which he would receive the medal of honor. >> i'm mad as hell. i wasn't being courageous. >> reporter: the actor, best known for his role in "avatar," portrays eight medal of honor recipie recipients, in the one-man play, "glory." >> these are stories that people might otherwise tell them. >> like that of james stockdale, who was unknown to many americans until he tried to introduce himself in a nationally televised debate. >> who am i? why am i here? you say george stockdale, they think of a man who ran for vice president on the ticket with ross perot in 1992. they look at a debate when stockdale looks like a deer in headlights. >> i spent the next 7 1/2 years of a prisoner of war. >> 15 times, which his body will be pulled in every time you get the verge of cracking. there was no battlefield termation to see it through. >> it's a question of sucking um and holding on. it was going to hurt. >> day after day? >> day aft

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the start for the americans was the attack on pearl harbor, december 7, 1941.he americans and the rest of the world, the final end of world war ii was the surrender ceremony on september 2, 1945 aboard the missouri. so by having the missouri here in pearl harbor, we have the bookends of world war ii for the united states. beginning on the arizona, the end of the missouri. as she sits about about the arizona globe uss missouri's 16 inch guns pointed symbolically over that ship, she is able to stand watch over the sailors forever entombed in the arizona's haul. the c-span cities tour travels the country, exploring the american story. this year we visited 24 cities to learn about their history. our look at highlights from the tour continues as we visit memphis, tennessee. >> 1968 sanitation strike was at a crossroads in this verizon story. 1968, memphis was a moderate city, more moderate than other areas in the deep south. it was considered the midsouth, but it was on the banks of the mississippi. african-americans and whites still lived in a pretty decisive and d

to the mexicans broug in to fill a labor shortage, then deported, japanese americans interned after pearl harbor to black kids to brown kids after 9/11. this has been with us since the beginning of this country. the president rolling it out at this point changes the game but let's not forget the president has this impulse. he had a bad week starting with a judge saying young cannot c your legal team as you fight to get the question ofitizenship on the census. it was a loss for him. a week of headlines about terrible conditions at the border. he's not doing wt he said he would do there. and the weeks -- week was capped off by a disastrous visit by vice president pence t of those detention centers and at that point theresident decided to lean in and get into the middle of this battle that speaker pelosi was having with the members of the squad.d robert: e walk back his comments? was he trying to walk away from the center back chants? what do you make of how he's handd the tweets and the rally?nc he walked them back for 24 hours and then walked back the walk-back and was back to chantin the

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. >> say pearl harbor to vietnam.se macarthur was in the middle of that, but, and that was because the national unity for the most part of world war ii. pearl harbor and the split of should be given the war or not, you know? yes, the war has come to us. and then the beginning of the cold war and, of course,, the with disagreements about how to proceed, united on the goal. vietnam broke that. but i think before and after, americans have been pretty incestuous. >> i still feel the difference. there's something now that if i tell people i'm married to a republican who writes for the national review, even though though i'm quick to say he's not a trump supporter, my speedy do you feel a need to qualify that? >> i think i do sometimes. but at this point people operate know it. i feel there is people kind of astonished, like even when they are graciously, how do you do it? i'm like, like is this some astonishing feat? how do you go to a dinner for judge bork when he was turned out for the sprinkler? how do you do it? i said

then transported to pearl harbor. then to houston.uts' wives were waiting to finally see their husbands return from the moon. >> pretty epic there. thanks to david. and president richard nixon was there when they came back home. and he actually had a speech ready to go if they did not return. >> right, and that's because the mission's success was far from certain, so he was prepared for the alternative. and water landings are coming back. >> later this year, nasa astronauts flying on spacex will once again return to earth apollo astronaut style with an ocean landing. since the space shuttle program began in 1981, nasa had been landing the orbiters on solid ground. >> very interesting. >> so i used to watch this as a kid when the shuttle would land. i just could not fathom being up in space and the shuttle coming back into our atmosphere and then landing like perfectly. it was just so cool. >> so coordinated. and as we've seen following this 50-year anniversary how much work went into it all around. incredible job. >> out of this world

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