yamamoto planned for a massive aerial bombardment on pearl harbor.onths before the attack, he changed his battle plan to include five midget submarines. at 78 feet long and six feet high, the japanese midget submarines could accommodate only two crew members. battery powered they were equipped with two 18-inch torpedos that could travel up to speeds of 19 knots while submerged. >> we were the chosen ones among the chosen, one of the highest points in our lives. >> oliver: born in hiroshima, in 1919. a crew member aboard one of the mother subs. war stories investigates tracked him down in japan. >> we were gradually making progress and training for the port and harbor assault, initially passing through narrow water channels because we were going through a naval port. >> oliver: just after midnight, the midget submarines were released, their plan to sneak into pearl harbor behind anything allowed to pass through the anti-submarine nets, but kimle's sailors were ready. >> kimmel always thought the most likely form of attack that the japanese might make

pacific fleet from san diego to pearl harbor. by 1941 some said it was the most heavily garrisoned island in the world, and it was defended by every branch of our armed forces. though the rest of the world was at war, the only thing the young soldiers and sailors stationed there were expecting were sunny days. ♪ what was hawaii like in june of 1941? >> paradise. lovely. >> army second lieutenant steve wiener from pittsburgh, pennsylvania arrived at pearl harbor to work as a communications officer. >> from june to december it was like a social world. we'd go to waikiki beach to the outrigger ka noouing club. and there i met doris duke. >> we did have wonderful liberties. we would go there, get a drink for 50 cents. >> a fresh-faced kid from st. paul, minnesota when he signed up for the naval reserve. >> a long way from the naval reserve. why the navy? >> my buddies in high school had joined the naval reserve. many of the young fellas joined the national guard. and then of course rather than crawling around in the mud up at camp ri

from pearl harbor i am oliver north, good night. (captioned by closed captioning services, inc.) ♪ thank you very much. good night from new york. >> tonight just hours after pearl harbor. >> the bombs are dropping all around you. >> americans attacked again. >> the whole island was in flame. >> the entire islanders. >> there was no place to hide. >> the entire island, there was no place to hide. >> the odds were against us. >> the battle for wake island. >> that's next on war stories. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to war stories. we're here

photographic evidence from deciphering aerial photos of the attack that it might have surfaced inside pearl harbor row. on the other hand, the "uss st. louis" it as it came out of the harbor was attacked by tormds and they think it's possibly from a submarine. so it's possibly outside there. >> after the discovery of the fourth midget submarine kejichi dewa paid respects to the midget submariner at this memorial in japan. >> what pz ha to the sus ward"? >> in the western pacific it's attacked by a kamikaze. it's struck, it starts to burn, and it has to be sunk. the skipper of the destroyer that has to sink it is william alderbridge, who was a skipper of her on december 7th. and the date in which she has to be sunk by her former skipper is december 7th, 1944. >> the first shots fired in the pacific war will never be forgotten. >> in honor of our late captain william w. alderbridge the confirmation is that it is right there. you see it for yourself. that is our confirmation that you've been looking for all these years. >> after the attack on pearl harbor admirabl kimmel was relieved of his command a

what does it mean for the naval academy to play at pearl harbor on pearl harbor day tomorrow. >> it is a special weekend for us. first of all, it is an honor and augustal pearl harbor classic. but our players studied the battle of pearl harbor. and coming here and seeing and touring the base has been very special for them. as you know, in a very short time they will be officers in the most powerful military force in the world.d. and they will d dend and protect our country. >> thank you. >> i like that. that sounded good. [ cheering and applause ] >> and coach altman, we know that these games are about so much more than basketba. what are you hoping your guys take out of this experience. >> well it is an honor for the university of oregon to be here and for our guys to see the servicemen in action. we are visitors tomorrow -- supposed to be a neutral court. but we're looking forward to the chance. >> well, t t top priorityyfor eaea one of your programs, one recruiting, two, recruiting, three, recruiting. and if the homes you go into are anything like my house, the moms more often than

(pearl harbor day) and sioux city pauses to remember the victims of japan's attack on pearl harbor 74 years ago today. 3 sioux city police are sioux city sioux city police are investigating an early morning break-in in morningside.thanks for joining us tonight, i'm jetske wauran larry and diana 3 3 and tonight that search is 3 police say the incident happened just after 2- 30 this morning, when two men broke into a home in the 26-hundred block of south alice street. the invaders *assaulted* a man in the home while holding a woman at gunpoint.the two suspects took off with tvs, game consoles, and other electronics. police don't have a description of the attackers at this time.if you have any information, you are urged to call the sioux city police immediately. 3 the sioux city teen accused of starting a dumpster fire outside a dollar tree store earlier this year is changing his plea.18- year- old jeremiah verbeses had pleadedenot guilty to charges of 2nd degree arson and criminal mischief.today, he accepted a plea deal... pleading guilty to the criminal mischief charge.as part of the d

it's a very significant time, we lost t a lot of men and women in pearl harbor. it's a day we time..every year"today's ceremony also included a 21- gun- salute... honoring the more than 2- thousand servicemen killed in that attack. 3 3 and in h hor of national pearl harbor remembrance day, flags across sioux city flew at half-staff today. 3 president obama ordered that lowering to remember the 74th anniversary of the japanese attacks on pearl harbor in hawaii, on december 7th, 1941. the order says the flags are to remain at half-staff until midnight. 3 3 3 3 <

(pearl harbor day) and sioux cici pauses to remember the victims of japan's attack on pearl harbor 74 years ago today. 3 sioux city police are investigating an early morning break-in in morningside.thanks for joining us tonight, i'm jetske wauaun larry and ana are off tonight. 3 3 3 police say the incident happened just after 2- 30 this morning, when two men broke block of south alice street. the invaders *assaulted* a man in the home while holding a woman at gunpoint.the two suspects took off with tvs, game consoles, and other electronics. police don't have a description of the attackers at this time.if you have any information, you are urged to call the sioux city police immediately. 3 the sioux city teen accused of starting a dumpster fire outside a dollar tree store earlier this year is changing his plea.18- year- old jeremiah verbeski had pleaded not guilty to charges of 2nd degree arson and criminal mischief.today, he accepted a plea deal... pleading guilty to the criminal mischief charge.as part of the deal... the arson charge was dismissese and verbeski was sentenced to 50 hou

today is the 74th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. we'll take a look back on that day, coming up. "your watching local 5 meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." stephanie: today marks 74 years since what president franklin roosevelt called "a day which will live in infamy". on december seventh, 19-41, japan's navy and air force launched a surprise attack on pearl harbor, hawaii. their target: the united states navy's pacific fleet. more than 24- hundred americans were killed at pearl harbor. half the u-s fleet was lost, and all eight battleships were damaged or destroyed. congress immediately declared war on japan -- and nazi germany then declared war on the united states. stephanie: remembrances continue to be held every december 7th, all around the country. jack: iowa today-- where iowa pearl harbor survivors were invited to the word war two memorial on the state capitol grounds. but the concern is-- that number gets smaller and smaller every year. j

now pearl harbor survivors are defined as people at or near pearl harbor hawaii on december 7th, 1941stimated that there are only around 2,000 left alive. thankfully there are organizations to make sure the respect for their service lives on even after they no longer do. iain. >> bill, thank you. >>> coming up new at 6:00 they're called smart guns aimed the protecting you even if they fall into the wrong hands. how they work and the state talking about making them easier for to you buy. >> howard? >> the 76ers have put a real basketball mind in the front office of their team. we'll talk about that and a big win by the eagles. that's coming up later in sports. patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. fewer than 6% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cancercenter.com slash eastern. cancer treatment centers of america. care that never quits. appointments available now. ♪ >>> n

pearl harbor. pearl harbor, hiroshima. >> translator: so, so far we have donated sadako's cranes to places like the september 11 tribute center in new york city and austria, brazil, iran, okinawa and a couple of cities within japan. and in particularly, i'd like to mention that mr. daniel help us bring touch with the pearl harbor national park service, and that that really help us to donate one of sadako's cranes to the park, at the site. and with that, that signifies that sadako's crane that we donated to pearl harbor really helped us connect pearl harbor and hiroshima through this donation. so that donation to the pearl harbor actually became the very powerful first step toward the end of the war in our hearts between the two countries. we met mr. daniel for the first time in 2010, in may in 2010 at the trade center in new york city. we believe that mr. daniel is the one who truly understand the meaning, the significance of the sadako and sadako's story, and you are the one who understands the wh

this morning pearl harbor was remembered in iowa ... with an iowan who survived the attack. a ceremony was held just before harbor memorial on the iowa capitol grounds. amongst the dozens who gathered to look back was clarence pfundheller. he was aboard the u-s-s pennsyslvania when the bombing began. four years ago he traveled to hawaii the attack. he tells us he'll be back at the anniversary next year ... and for plenty more after that. 251-304 "fine ... i hope i make to the next one ... i'm headed for 100 now. i never thought i'd make it to 95 so i thought i might as well head for 100 now. there is nothing december about this week's forecast. the highs there is nothing december about this week's forecast. the highs will remain in the 50s. the lows will stay above the freezing point through thursday. there will be plenty of sunshine through the next few days. only a slight chance for a shower or two in northern iowa late tomorrow through wednesday morning. the end of the week and weekend are looking much cooler. highs will drop back to the 40s. there is a chance for light ra

they're marking 74 years since japanese war planes attacked pearl harbor. more than 2000 american sailors and soldiers died in that attack. more than 1000 more were wounded. at the pearl harbor memorial in des moines, people came together to remember. kcci's marcus mcintosh was there . he joins us with more from the emotional ceremony. marcus: mark, we met one of the last living iowans at pearl harbor during the attack. we also met the family of a less than a month ago. at 95-years-old, time has slowed the movements of navy veteran clarence pfundheller. time has not dimmed the memory of what he lived through as a 21-year-old on board the uss maryland, stationed in pearl harbor, hawaii. >> i can see it anytime i want to. a plane shot a torpedo into the west virginia. marcus: pfundheller knows those who survived that attack are now becoming a memory, just like december 7, 1941. last. i think the one that i know of, i talked to him on the phone in corning. marcus: iowan leland lester also survived the attack on pearl harbor 74 years ago and was just weeks away

katty: 74 years ago, pearl harbor was attacked by japan. tonight we hear the miraculous story of one survivor. katty: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. today the fbi said the couple who carried out a deadly rampage in san bernardino, california five days ago had gone to target practice within days of the attack. according to officials, syed farook and his wife, tashfeen malik, had been radicalized for some time, but they are still trying to figure out where and by whom. president obama appeared in a primetime address last night to reassure a nation on edge. nick bryant has more. in a rare primetime address, only the 30 is delivered from the oval office, barack obama explained that the terror threat in america had evolved into a new phase, from attacks like 9/11 to less complicated acts of violence like san bernardino. president obama: the threat from terrorism is real but we will overcome it. and anydestroy isil other organization that tries to harm us. our success will not depend on tough tal

nikki/lam tomorrow is pearl harbor remembrance day. governor branstad has ordered flags lowered to half staff. the order applied to all flags on display in the capitol complex, public buildings, and facilities across the state. businesses, schools, and homeowners are also encouraged to fly the flag at half-staff as a sign of respect. this year marks the 74th anniversary of the japanese attack on the naval station in hawaii. nikki/lam today, some veterans of pearl harbor in eastern iowa gathered for a special event. local 5's gretta patrick has their story on what happened december seventh, 19-41 " " sergeant major al taylor is a survivor of the pearl harbor attacks.... and he was the honored guest at milan's pearl harbor observance dinner... al taylor: "i don't deserve it" at the dinner, norman dunlap, from the milan american legion, taylor's story. on the day of the attacks, he was working alone at schofield barracks hospital at pearl harbor... when the attacks started, he immediately called in doctors... and dispached ambulances... n

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they knew to be quiet after pearl harbor. if you look at the picture where everyone worked together, black, white, it didn't matter. hard to imagine 20 years later we'd argue about which bathroom who could use. were terrific of new york. a lot of great history. it was amazing to see what role years. tomorrow we'll talk about the 50s. >> we'll see how golden it was. very interesting to learn. elvis and the gang. thank you. look forward to it. >> it's almost time for my question of the day. i'm wondering about your personal message. ernie: if you were wearing a t-shirt and you wanted it to say a message, what would it be on your t-shirt? >> what would yours be? i've got a lot of great slogans. you'll hear them in a few russ will talk about the big behave for uncle pete. bye, see you guys later. [boys screaming] now time warner cable makes your internet go faster. up to 300 megs. are you having fun? yeah it's ok. it's good. in-home wifi powered by the latest equipment available to cover all your devices. so when you need more fr

heather:today marks 74 years since the attack on pearl harbor that killed thousands of americans and ushered the country into world war ii. today a family who lost a loved one in that attack was heart. jack harper has the story. >> 34 years ago today seaman jonathon lost his life on the uss arizona at pearl harbor. >> john russell johnson was 23 when he was the first brockton resident kill at pearl harbor. >> as far as i'm concerned anyone who put on a uniform during world war ii or any other war, even if they didn't go overseas. they put the uniform on and they automatically put their >> today the vfw post gave his descendants the purple heart awarded to johnson son. it was found by kenzie as she cleaned out an office drawer at the vfw. >> i am happy it is getting back to a family. it is sad they didn't have it to begin with and they didn't know about it. >> cindy knew little about her uncle. her dad never really talked about it much. it was too hard talking about losing his little brother. >> they called them the greatest generation. would you agree? >> yes. yes, definitely. all th

i've never been to pearl harbor but i remember flying in to hawaii. as you fly in you can see pearl harbor and the arizona through the water. just really sobering when you think about what happened there. >> i haven't been there either but it's on my list of things to do, and take my kids. >>> let's get a check of the weather now. a mild day around. it was actually one of the first days it wasn't really cold outside. >> it was kind of mild with temperatures in the 60s, upper 50s and low 60s. tomorrow mid 60s a possibility. so it's going to be kind of mild to warm as we head in to the next couple days. these are low or midlatitude storms coming our way on thursday. i'll show you the timing on that but it's a good sign when you get warm air like this and this moist flow. that's a good sign because the trigger or weather system comes through, that moisture will really respond so we could see half inch of rain as we go in to your bay area wednesday night in to thursday. things are lined up in the pacific. when i say midlatitude, this is going to be high l

iowa also honoring the 74th anniversary of the pearl harbor attack... including an iowan who survived that day. 3:58-3:03 i'd never thought i'd get to 95, so i might was well make it to 100 now. clarence pfundheller was aboard the u-s-s pennsylvania when the bombing began. he was among the dozen who paid tribute at the pearl harbor memorial on the iowa capitol grounds. along with speakers, there was a 21 gun solute and a wreath laying. flags flew at half-staff across died. a downtown favorite restaurant is now opening it's second joint in the suburbs... zombie burger and shake lab is opening a restaurant in ankeny. the new shop will be at 18th and ankeny boulevard.. in the northview center. it will hold up to 60 guests inside, plus an additional 40 on the patio. the menu will be similar to it's jordan creek town center location... with burgers named the walking ched, undead elvis, and they're coming to get you barbara. the restaurant group orchestrate says the new zombie burger will open in the spring of 20-16. the original storefront is in the city's e

he was among the dozens who paid tribute at the pearl harbor grounds. along with speakers, there was a 21 gun solute and a wreath laying half-staff across the state today in honor of those who died. today democratic presidential candidate martin o'malley was in iowa, discussing his plans for social security. o'malley spoke at an event held by the aarp in windsor heights. in iowa, one in five people are on social security.. the group estimates that in 20-33 benefits could be reduced by 25-percent... omalley says to avoid that, he proposes abolishing the cap on paying social security taxes for people making more than 250-thousand dollars a year. he also says comprehensive immigration reform would lead to more people paying into the system. there are many that would like to tell you that the sky is falling, the truth is that the floor is falling. we need to restore the floor to social security benefits. we are now only facing the third time in 40 years that benefits will not are not going up. the aarp is following all the security. iowa-based metal band sl

. >>> today mark the 74th anniversary of the attacks on pearl harbor. and throughout our area, dozens of tributes and memorials honor the roughly 2400 lives lost on that day that lives in infamy. fox 29's bill anderson look at just some of our region's touching memorials. ♪ >> reporter: today marks the 74th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. ♪ >> reporter: even after 74 years our area continues to come together and recognize the significant of day by honoring those who served and those who lost their lives on decembe december 7th, 1941. locally for many the day started in camden at the battleship new jersey. >> may their loss never be in vain. we'll never forget those who have pearl harbor that fateful day. >> reporter: each year they lay a wreath in the delaware river to make sure people understand we'll never forget. >> a date that will live in infamy. >> reporter: in valley forge the pearl harbor remembrance association's annual service featured some of the few remaining survivors of the pearl harbor attacks and their families. 21 gun salute.

when japan attacked pearl harbor, and launched the u.s. into war. levingston will also visit the white house for the first time and hopes to meet president obama. 93-year-old army veteran dale >> you heard an airplane and it came right down over our quadrangle. stacey: both he and levingston say they are still serving the country by paying tribute to the victims. >> that's what we remember, the fallen guys. stacey: fallen but not forgotten. robinson was one of several jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. scott: the cyclones have reached an all time high. isu is ranked number two in the nation in the coaches poll. the ap has the best can the fou

he was born three months after pearl harbor. he is named after you -- billy.y. >> that's swell. thanks. >> how does it happen that all of you sound and talk alike? >> we are all alike. we are all americans. ♪ ["my country tis of thee"] ♪ ["taps"] ♪ >> tokyo is calling nagasaki, over. his excellency, premier tojo will report to the nation. the united states has threatened to enslave the life of our peaceloving nation. i have the honor to report that we have struck an annihilating blow at the united states people. here are the facts. >> almost immediately, the crowing began. just listen to the facts. >> the battleship arizona, sunk and lost. >> regrettably, that is correct. >> the aircraft carrier enterprise, capsized and lost. >> incorrect. that is the old target ship, utah. >> battleship oklahoma, lost. >> capsized, but not lost. plans are underway for righting her. >> battleships california, nevada, and west virginia -- damaged beyond repair. >> temporarily damaged but , before you go further, meet captain boldon of the navy. he is an expert on salvage and re

the ceremony starts at 11:40 at the pearl harbor memorial. members of des moines' jewish community are also coming together this morning. last night marked the official start to hanukkah.. locals celebrated by lighting a giant menorah at mac -cabee's deli. it will be lit every night for eight days. tonight - governor branstad will do the honors. that's tonight at five o'clock. traditional jewish food like hot potato pancakes and donuts will also be served each night. hanukka ends on the evening of december 14 - th. some iowans will be solidifying a night of "fun, fun, fun" today... tickets to see the beach boys bring their good vibrations to the metro go on sale today... they're playing at the des moines civic center may 15th. tickets range in price from 45 to 85- dollars. the iconic group has been making music for more than half a century. meanwhile hawk fans are getting ready to pay up for a real slice of 145925 - best season weve ever had ... so you can be that - brian wilkinson 131709 - everyone was saying that we werent gonna make the ro

he says talking about pearl harbor helps people remember. >> i've probably talked to better than 5,000 kids and that about pearl in southwest iowa, out in omaha and i've been to des moines to. eric: of the 4 iowans still alive who survived pearl harbor three still live in the state ,. the other lives in mississippi. eric: weather's never more than five minutes away. metinka: 35 degrees is warmer we have a few clouds out there, but otherwise a quiet morning with no fog or precipitation just yet. most locations are above freezing this morning. that is great news. we are watching sprinkles coming from the sioux city area. those will affect the northern half of the state. someone will have clouds and maybe a stray raindrop. the highs will be mild with 40's to the north and 50's across the southern half of the staff. tomorrow looks even warmer yet with a great stretch of weather. eric: a hunter found the body of 37-year-old loretta dillinger wednesday in a pond near lorimor. elizabeth: investigators say because of the pond's remote location in union county, they are treating dillinger's dea

and remembers pearl harbor. erin: a man will spend 15 years what he admitted to. for lynn's family, the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that keep adding up. that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging, cap out-of-pocket costs, and fast track approval of less expensive generic drugs. because we've got to get health care costs under control for lynn's family and for yours. i'm hillary clinton and i kevin: monday morning, december 7th. temperatures upper teens to mid 20's. we get down closer to the coast. we're in the lower range of the 30's this morning. much like yesterday, western parts of the state and up north. patchy fog with temperatures below freezing. there will be some slick spots on area roadways. a look ahead and how long it can possibility last in the forecast coming up. erin: two officials say investigators are looking in to whether tashfeen malik radicalized her american husband and was the driving force in the plot. last week

tomorrow marks the 74- th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. iowa governor terry branstad has ordered flags be lowered to half-staff from 8 to 5 tomorrow, in honor of pearl harbor remembrance day. dense fog advisory for eastern siouxland until 6 am monday well, we definitely saw more in the way of sunshine today compared to our saturday along with some warmer temperatures. most of us across siouxland climbed into the middle and upper 40's, with some isolated spots in the fifties. lows will be bottoming out in the upper 20's across the viewing area with some patchy fog possible due to our snow pack lingering several siouxland organizations came together to give back traci bower photography, the railroad museum, century 21, the marina inn, and kay-hills came together to hold a toy drive. siouxlanders could come out to the railroad museum for a polar express themed photoshoot and donate a toy. the toys will go to the kids at the crittenton center, which is a local children's homeless shelter. their goal is to help as many kids as possible and say

remembering pearl harbor. the event held to remember the lives lost. erin: a man will spend 15 years in prison. discover unexpected treasures, expect it. find thoughtful gifts at amazing prices everyday at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all and not just the powerful few. wow tastes like vanilla we're just finishing it up introducing milkwise vanilla with 46% fewer calories, no artificial sweeteners, and 50% more calcium than 2% milk it's great taste and better nutrition new milkwise kevin: monday morning, december 7th. we start out with patchy fog. otherwise high clouds giving way to sunshine and what

ago.today marks pearl harbor remembrance day.more than 24- hundred americans were killed in the surprise attack. war on japan -- pulling the country into the second world war.in iowa -- governor terry branstad has ordered flags to be lowered at half-staff from 8 this morning through 5 this evening. police in cedar rapids rapidsare investigating a shooting on the southwest side. it happened last night at the kirkwood courts apartments by kirkwood community college. c-r-p-d says the call came in around 7 p.m.police say there was one male victim that suffered non-life threatening injuries.we will continue to track this story, and bring any updates once more information is released. governor terry branstad continues to face stiff opposition oppositionfor privatizing medicaid. later this morning -- two buses with people from the corridor will travel to des moines to voice their opposition.one leaves cedar rapids at 6-30 from the true north building. the other leaves a few minutes later from the walmart in coralville. "we are wanting to show one voice, a voice of unity, show it's a very grassr

people acrososthe country are paying tribute to the victims and survivors of pearl harbor. weijia jaing reports reports it's taken a century...and d a decade...to get frank levingston to the nation's capital.(sot fnk tevingston/world war i veteran)"i never thought i'd live to see a day like this." (track 2)at 110 years old, he's the oldest livingngorld war two veteran.the war, just one of many challenges he's lived through.(sot joseph levingston/nephew)"jim crow era, civil rights era...hes' a gentleman who's been through all of this. (nat sot)from ceremony(track 3)levingston was among the veterans who laid a wreath at the world war two memorial on monday.the ceremony honored the thousands o died 74 years ago...when pan atatcked pearl harbor, and launched the u-s into war. levingston will also visit the and hopes to meet president obama.(sot frank levgston/wo rld war ii veteran)"i'm overwhelmed and d cited to see this."(sot-s-snd up bridge-weijia jiang/cbs news/washington)veterans traveled here from all over the country...on what's called an "honor flight".the trips are dedi

survivors will gather at pearl harbor for a ceremony. events include a flag raising at the u-s-s arizona memorial. iowa governor terry branstad has ordered flags be lowered to half-staff until 5 o'clock this afternoon in honor of peaea harbor remembrancncday. and be sure to head over to our website, ktiv.com. we've put together a slideshow of pictures from that historic day in pearl harbor 74 years ago. jimmy carter shared some good news about his cancer battle the 39-th president told worshippers at his hometown church in plains, georgia that a recent appears to be gone. melanoma spots in his liver and his brain. he'll continue to receive regular treatments. << >> weather ad-lib we'll continue to melt the snow today with the sun out and temperatures in the 40s to near 50 across the area. some patchy fog will be possible again tonight before another day warm day tomorrow with quite a few more clouds overhead. a few sprinkles if not a shower might be squeezed out of those, but that appears to be our only decent chance of precipitation in

pearl harbor. pearl harbor, hiroshima. >> translator: so, so far we have donated sadako's cranes to places like the september 11 tribute center in new york city and austria, brazil, iran, okinawa and a couple of cities within japan. and in particularly, i'd like to mention that mr. daniel help us bring touch with the pearl harbor national park service, and that that really help us to donate one of sadako's cranes to the park, at the site. and with that, that signifies that sadako's crane that we donated to pearl harbor really helped us connect pearl harbor and hiroshima through this donation. so that donation to the pearl harbor actually became the very powerful first step toward the end of the war in our hearts between the two countries. we met mr. daniel for the first time in 2010, in may in 2010 at the trade center in new york city. we believe that mr. daniel is the one who truly understand the meaning, the significance of the sadako and sadako's story, and you are the one who understands the wh

stephanie: and tomorrow marks 74 years since the attack on pearl harbor. how granite state veterans are remembering the deadly attack. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at 5:30. stephanie: we continue to follow breaking news from hudson. highland street remains shut down after a 14-year-old boy was hit by a car this afternoon. adam: details are limited, but police say the boy suffered possible life-threatening injuries and was airlifted to mike cronin is at the scene gather new information. he will have a live update at 6:00. stephanie: police in massachusetts are searching for the driver who crashed into a church and took off. welcome back. i' m stephanie woods. adam: and i' m adam sexton. it happened at a church in attleboro, but the damage couldn' t stop services. frank holland from our sister station wcvb has the story. >> a house of worship, damaged in a hit-and-run. >> sounded like a big crash -- boom. >> eric martin was walking his dog dexter just after 1:00 on saturday morning when he saw a pickup truck speeding down richa

jummy: today marks the 74th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. president franklin roosevelt called it, a day which will live in infamy." it was december 7, 1941 when japan launched a surprise attack on the navy pacific fleet in pearl harbor, hawaii. more than 2400 americans were killed. half of the u.s. fleet was lost and eight battleships were damaged or destroyed. congress immediately declared war on japan and nazi germany and then declared war on the united states. several vents will take place across the d.c. region. >> they do not find any cancer at all. so i've good news. [applause] jummy: former president jimmy carter announcing he is cancer free for months after revealing his diagnosis. the 91-year-old said recent test showed no signs of melanoma cancer in his brain and liver. he willt carter says continue taking doses of the recently approved autoimmune drug to help find potential cancer cells and his body. during his treatment, he remained active attending church and volunteering with his wife that you see right there. good news that. t

mark: of the 4 iowans still alive who survived pearl harbor , three still live in the state. the other lives in mississippi. stacey: midamerican energy first thought an animal was to blame for a morning power outage in urbandale. the outage centered on this substation at 76th and douglas just before 11:00. it's knocked out power to more than 8500 customers. crews were able to get the power back on an hour and a half later. an investigation showed an equipment failure was to blame. it's the hottest ticket in iowa. a ticket to see the hawkeyes take on stanford in this year's rose bowl, january 1. the university of iowa does have 22,000 tickets. fans can go online and sign up to get one of those tickets. you need to know they're not , going on a fans will find out next week if they got tickets based on their donor status and season ticket holder status. with under a few weeks left before the rose bowl, a lot of fans are wondering how to get there and how much it could cost. mark: kcci's emmy victor with what it will take for you to get to pasadena. emmy: die hard hawkeye fans co

> well 79 years ago today the surprise attack that hunged the united states into world war ii, pearl harbor. of course so many heres were lost that way, john russell johnson. >> johnson was a purple heart recipient but that award bass lost for decades, as paul burton shows us. >> it's a legacy 74 years in the making. >> it's still unbelievable i think i'm still in shock. >> and a treasure that even the family was unaware was missing, seaman john russell johnson. >> today we are able to at least give back to the family of seaman johnson, a small tribute. >> johnson died on december 7th, 1911 in the attack on board perp harbor, the brockton was 23 years old. >> hurt the family so much, they didn't want to talk about it, my grandmother, my grand >> today at the vfw johnson's extended family was given his purple heart first given to his wife he will more in 1946. >> find out years later, a little late, better late than never. >> purple heart has been here at the brockton vfw for the past 60 years, kind of forgotten all until a volunteer stumbled across it. >> we decided that it -- that we shoul

--everyone knows about the >>> so today marks the anniversary of the bombing of pearl harbor and many people know about the sinking of the arizona. but another boat in the harbor that day came here to the bay area. >> joe rosato, jr. shows us how what was once called a hero boat slowly became a ghost ship. >> i raised up and looked out. all hell was breaking loose. >> among the unsung heroes on the attack on pearl harbor. >> i heard him say, my god, this is war. >> the tugboat called the hoga. is rescued sailors from burning ships. >> awakened by the dropping of the bomb. >> it was sent here to the sassoon bay to live out its days in the military's massive reserve fleet of retired vessels. >> a number of ships -- >> ron patterson, the owner of dolphin charters would often take its passengers to see the acres of decaying military ships which became known as the ghost or mothball fleet. >> we used to do the mothball fleet with when there were as many as 96 ships, i guess. >> tug master was shaving in his cabin. >> it included famous warships like the hoga and the u.s.s iowa battleship.

in pearl harbor itself in hawaii a ceremony was health on a pier overlooking the uss arizona memorial. the battleship sank minutes after it was struck on december 7, 1941, more than 2400 servicemen were killed in pearl harbor and other military installations. >>> still ahead a party problem. an airbnb rental turned animal house. >> if it was up to me, i would do it every day, because i'm a party animal. >> confrontation over wild parties advertised online to the world. >> plus a former president's medical recovery. the treatment that made jimmy carter's cancer disappear. >> also, police say she was drunk behind the wheel, and wel veoullhereummoe anlsor yr.lu 40doarba. soo li oca n.t t t pt.etio >>> port authority police arrest a woman after she got lost. really lost. 31-year-old carol andeano of north bergen now faces drug driving charges. police say she told an officer she was quote looking for new jersey. police say andeano had a blood alcohol level more than three times the legal limit. >>> a battle in the bronx where neighbors say a man rents his home on airbnb for wild parties. >

"the sons and daughters of pearl harbor" is holding a ceremony. it will take place at the memorial on the iowa state capitol grounds... at 11 - 40 this morning. a free lunch will follow at the am vets post two on 5th avenue. this week a passenger will share his own account of the "miracle on the hudson"... on january 15th, 2009... captain chelsey "sully" sullenberger landed a plane on new york city's hudson river. the plane was disabled by striking a flock of geese. the landing saved the lives of sanderson. sanderson will speak at the red cross' celebration of time, talent, and treasure. the event takes place thursday night at the forte center in des moines. it runs from 5 - 30 to 7 - 30. everything's coming up roses... after iowa came within inches of the college football playoff... the hawkeyes trailed 9 - 6 in the 4th quarter... until tevaun smith ran for an 85 yard touchdown. but the spartans responded with one of the best drives you'll see... 22 plays, 9 minutes off the clock. the hawks lost their lead within the last 30 seconds of the game..

sabrina: to mark this pearl harbor remembrance day, governor branstad has ordered flags on state and public buildings lowered to half staff across iowa. businesses, schools, and homeowners are to fly the flag at half-staff as a sign of respect. sabrina we have lots more good morning iowa ahead...but first here's abc's richard bacon and reena ninan with tech bytes. tech bytes: in today's tech bytes...verizon .. rolling out its new wi-fi calling >>> hey there in today's "techbytes" verizon rolling out its new wi-fi calling feature. >> the samsung galaxy 6 will be the first to vef the update starting tomorrow. >>> online calls when you don't have a cell signal. >> the next big thing could be an iphone mini, it will have a four-inch screen, nearly an inch smaller than the 6s. >>> it could be the call 6c and be released as early february. >>> and watch out tesla, porsche is on the move. it's been the approval to build >> it will travel faster and it could be the cooler car on the market. price tag, around $120,000. >> that's a steal. >>> and those are your "techbytes." have a great day. i

naval base at pearl harbor.ng the throng who came today was 94-year-old edward fred davis who lives in the d.c. armed forces retirement home. he remembers. >> they come over and started and the unit, nine men killed. 16 wounded. sam: also there, not a pearl harbor survivor but a survivor nevertheless. oldest world warii vet from louisiana. the honor flight brought a dozen world war ii vets from dallas, texas, where 91-year-old harold harrington an emotional moment. >> 75 years. after much music they observed the moment. 1:53 p.m. eastern time when the attack happened. rear admiral craig fuller praised the vet. >> you are our veterans. i want you to stay seated. i want everybody else on your feet and o'ration for our -- ovation for our veterans. >> the veterans many wheelchairs laid wreaths in honors of those who died. this is a solemn occasion. but the vets from texas tonight are being honored in halftime of the dallas cowboys at the washington-redskins game. one vet had this remark. >> do i have to root for the

the beacon is traditionally related by pearl harbor survivors. today's ceremony scheduled for 5:00 tonight at the cal state east bay campus in concord. the beacon beacon will be lit remotely at sunset. >>> u.s. justice department plans to open an investigation into the chicago police department possibly as early as this week. the move comes after more protests over the weekend in chicago over the death of 17- year-old laquan mcdonald more than a year ago. mcdonald died after being shot 16 times by a chicago police officer who has not been charged with murder. mcdonald's death is already under investigation and the new probe would be a wider investigation. >> we are looking for a federal investigation, not just into the actions of the police department, but also actions of the state's attorney's office, even the mayor's office. >> the new federal investigation is expected to be similar to the ones carried out in ferguson, missouri and in baltimore. the chicago city council has already approved a $5 million settlement with mcdonald's family. >>> fo

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pearl harbor.president obama has asked to fly them, monday, december 7th in observance of national pearl harbor remembrance day. the president has issued a proclamation in recognition of the 74th anniversary of the japanese patriotst pearl harbor, oahu, hawaii, on december 7th, 194141flags are to remain at half-mast until 12 a.m. on december 8th. 3 kayla, today was so lovely and sunny. i hope these warmrm temperatures stick around this week. 3 overnight brings temperatures near 30 and could be a warmer morning as winds shift toward the north. tomorrow will have partly cloudy skies with high temperatures near 50 degrees. this week will be filled with clouds. 3 a south sioux 3 city man is in custody after he broke into a sioux city residence early morning.that burglar...20-year- old...arturo joel silvas, of south sioux city, nebraska. 3 accordininto sioux city police, silvas broke into the home by kicking in the doors. he then, threatened the victim with a handgun.he's charged with robbery in the 1st degree, which is a class b felony. he's being held with*out* bond at the woodbury county jail. 3

and also pearl harbor day. >> juliet: that's right. michael woods is back after his injury. >> mike: have a casual look going. i am going to an arm brace tomorrow the braces pretty bulky on. >> juliet: i don't think people will complain if you just have your black t-shirt. >> mike: maybe that's what it will be because this thing is weird. good morning everyone, all show happened yesterday, sunshine out there. advertise only the mid 40s. we made it to 53, nearly 10 degrees warmer than normal. fifty-five yesterday, 53 in montauk. it was mild and it is still these outside. 43 at central park, 36 in newark and belmar, 30 degrees in allentown, 35 in degrees in allentown, 35 in bridgeport with high clouds in the area. nothing that produces rain, it's not not cold enough to get snow most locations. no preset been reported at this point. it looks like we do have some rain coming across the will go to our south. there'll be some clouds and showers just to the south, you can see the clouds trying to increase across the area today and into tonigh

next year's ceremony in pearl harbor is expected to be huge. it will mark 75 years since the air strikes that launched the u.s. into world war ii. >>> this morning, congressman dan donovan and members of the ems and fire will urge members of congress to pass the zadroga act. yesterday first responders and their families joined politicians at ground zero. they want lawmakers to extend the funding for the bill before going on their break for the holidays. that's coming up in less than a week. this act provides continuing medical care to those suffering from 9/11-related illnesses. >> it's as simple as this. it is unpatriotic to ignore the needs of our first responders. it is un-american that this >> now, the zadroga act actually expired last month. there's only enough funding to last until next year gets under way. >> 4:50 now. this morning, a man accused of killing a good samaritan is in jail. he was arrested yesterday. police say lopez stabbed troy brandon to death saturday night. brandon was walking to his home on monticello avenue in jersey c