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a moment of remarkable is there limonty, the president visiting the area of pearl harbor.ething he's never done. it is a fuel stop on the way to asia but the president has made it more than that. he's visiting with tspecific command. general, the seriousness of nikon flicted on the korean peninsula not just nuclear war with north korea. >> sure, all the senior military people basically don't want to fight. they'd like to see a way out through diplomacy, through economic leverage and certainly the arizona memorial where during that short japanese attack on pearl harbor and associated arm basis we lost some 3,000 people. if you go to the arizona memorial you can still see the fuel oil leaking out from the entome tombed -- entombed sailors. so it's a remarkable lesson for all of us involved in security. >> it's a remarkle lesson. the memorials of war serve us very well in reminding us we must do whatever we to avoid it. thanks to the panel. >>> coming up the president says he's disappointed in the justice department as he urge them to look into the democratic party. k to keep

visited a us battleship sunk by japanese bombers, before laying a wreath at the uss arizona in pearl harborafter travelling to tokyo on sunday, it's on to south korea, followed by china, then vietnam. mr trump will round things off with a visit to the philippines. steven mcdonnell is in tokyo for us. he says the president's tour has had quite a sombre start in hawaii. absolutely here on the streets in tokyo people absolutely here on the streets in tokyo people are expecting donald trump's visit to be completely dominated by the security question around north korea's nuclear weapons programme but on his way to asia he has stopped off in hawaii and visited pearl harbor. he had a wreath laying ceremony. they tend to do this on the way to japan, us presidents. he has received a briefing from the us pacific command and no prizes for guessing what they would be talking about and it is north korea and its nuclear weapons. he is on his way to two countries particularly nervous about developments in north korea? that's right. when he arrives here injapan and also south korea, donald trump will be sp

yes president donald trump has visited pearl harbor during a stopover in hawaii before he embarks on his first official visit to asia pearl harbor of course was the seat of a surprise attack by japan in one thousand nine hundred one that plunged the u.s. into world war two. the thousands of americans who lost their lives there will now leave for asia on an eleven day trip that will take him to japan south korea china vietnam and the philippines as our white house correspondent kimberly how good reports north korea will be high on the agenda. as president donald trump has worked to nurture relationships on u.s. soil with chinese president xi and japanese prime minister abbay dinners at mar a lago even rounds of golf president liberty now trumps headed for his first trip as president to asia it's a twelve day tour to visit japan south korea china vietnam and the philippines and given trump's inconsistent stance on foreign policy issues no one's quite sure what to expect they will be met with fire and frankly power. looming over the visit is trump's brazen rhetoric with north korean lea

it's very special to be in hawaii and to visit pearl harbor.read about it, spoke about it, heard about it, studied. i haven't seen it. this is very exciting. thank you very much. it's before wonderful meeting you. a lot of tough people and talented people. >> great to have you here in hawaii. thank you. [inaudible] >> thank you very much. >> martha: so you're watching these moments. we lost our shot here for a few moments. we're back up. we hope we're back up to stay. as jonathan hunt, thanks very much to him in los angeles. he was keeping the rest of the coverage going here. you can see the camera sort of around a bit at the u.s. pacific command. the president began his discussions with admiral harris there. he will be briefed on the operations there. 375,000 people strong. covers 50% of the globe and 36 countries. so the president will continue that briefing today and he will be obviously talking about plans that could potentially put together for an attack, any kind of retaliation should north korea fire off more missiles and potentially the

>> well, to give you a bit of the trip diary, the approximated is right now headed to pearl harbor, where elplace a wreath at the "uss arizona," pay his respects. the first lady, of course, is traveling with him. the president spoeng briefly with reporters earlier and talked about the fact that he had never been to pearl harbor, had read about it, studied about it as he describes so he was very much looking forward to this part of his trip. it is standard for a president when travel to asia to stop in hawaii for at a minimum a fuel stop but here he has expanded is a bit for a time to pay respects at pearl harbor and also to meet with the pacific japan. all of those countries are in the region where there are concerns and some are different players in the strategy around north korea. so this is an important trip for the president. it's a notably long trip, and one small surprise that's already taken place. these things are often set in stone or at least glue weeks ahead of time. the president telling reporters on air force one that he intends to extend the trip a bit, spending more time in

president donald trump has visited pearl harbor during a stopover in hawaii before he embarks on his first official visit to asia pearl harbor of course was the scene of a surprise attack by japan in one thousand nine hundred one the plunge the u.s. into world war two trouble honor the thousands of americans who lost their lives there will now leave for asia on a twelve day trip that will take him to japan south korea china vietnam and the philippines as our white house correspondent tony berkley reports north korea will be high on the agenda. demonstrations going on in seoul but generally from the older generation people carrying out saying we love you trump that's not the message from the people here behind me these are very much supporters people very concerned about the rhetoric the president they believe he's a man who could big war to the peninsula so they're very concerned the tensions have been going on here now for the last few months people very concerned about his fire and fury speeches also he threatened to totally destroy north korea concerns and about what south korea s

i will see you in pearl harbor. we're going to pearl harbor. [ inaudible question ] >> i don't know. i'm not involved would the justice department. i'd like to let it run itself. honestly they should be looking at the democrats, they should be looking at podesta and all of that dishonesty. they should be looking at those things, a lot of people are disappointed in the justice department, including me. thank you, everybody. thank you. >> all right. a lot of news there from the president as he lands there, marine one about to get on air force one on this 12 day trip to asia. but big headlines out of that. one of the key things is the last thing the president just said. which is that he is disappointed in his own justice department for not firth investigating the democrats. the uranium deal. he also said about isis after this isis related terrorist struck under those circumstanne u.s. is hitting isis ten times harder. talked about now collusion, it's a disgrace. we're going to get to it all with our panel. john avalon

and then with pearl harbor instantly stopped. now that war was upon us he backed roosevelt who he fiercely opposed up to that point and he said that now we're in the war. >> host: up until december, 1941, was see in the majority? >> guest: that's a complex question. in the beginning he was. and 39 he certainly was in the majority. americans as a whole felt the same way. this was not our war. we had fought it, it had not worked. americans have british tricked us into it. so they were determined it would not happen again. the mood in the country from 39 until the fall of 1940 was heavily isolationist. the two began to change, a number of factors one was that with some london, the constant bombing in the bottom of britain and the fact that the brits survived and said we're not going to give up and many people saw these incredible scenes of london and the british people trudging through the wreckage of their jobs. the courage of their people was extraordinary. also the prime minister for his defiance of hitler. so the reporting on th

his wife stopped in hawaii and paid homage to the servicemen who died in the japanese attack on pearl harbor in world war two we'll find out what the world can expect from the asia tour also coming up iraqi and syrian forces taking back two towns from so-called islamic state the group has now lost almost all the territory it seized three years ago. hello and welcome i'm marrying evanston and it's good to have you with both u.s. president donald trump is set to embark on his landmark tour of asia a five nation trip will be the longest by u.s. president in more than twenty five years trump is currently in hawaii but on sunday he'll fly it to japan where he will have talks with japanese prime minister shinzo abi now from japan he heads to south korea where talks about north korea's nuclear program are expect. to take center stage after that out on to china where he'll hold talks with president xi cian ping is next stop will be vietnam there he'll attend the asia pacific economic cooperation or apec conference and from there trump heads to the philippines for yet another summit this time for the

they visited the pearl harbor memorial friday. the first couple observed a moment of silence at pearl harbor. hawaii was the first stop on a 12-day, five-country trip to asia. the trumps placed a wreath at the u-s-s arizona memorial. they also went outside and tossed flower petals into the water...before being shown the site by the national park service. (marty) an exhaustive study released friday by 13 government agencies concludes that only human activities can explain climate change. the "climate science special report" attributes global warming to greenhouse gas emissions since the middle of the twentieth century. it says there is "no convincing alternative explanation" for the trend. surprisingly, the white house approved friday's report. president trump has been a vocal critic of climate change...at one point, he referred to it as a "hoax." (marty) meanwhile, former president george h-w bush calls president donald trump a "blowhard." bush makes the comment in a new book about him and his son, former president george w bush.

after pearl harbor was the president who simply dominated the relationship and an expert to soothe the prime minister's ruffled feathers over many differences strategy and for aids. despite churchill's comment after pearl harbor that until then he had with the united states and i quote now that she is in the harem we shall talk to her quite differently. [laughter] churchill's persona is very much at the center of this walk and there is much that we can learn from it. he said famously and it is better to job, jaw, jaw then to war, war, war. and that part of his nature of strategy and his thinking is seldom remembered. his wise advice to pursue negotiation of diplomacy so long as there's still hope remains true today. he also said speaking to the schoolboys at his old school whichol he lived as a child nevr given, never give and and never, never, never in nothing great or small, large or petty never give in except to convictions of honor and good sense and never yield to force. in the balance between these two wise statements buys the whole art of statesmanship and of character and of go

this despite his comment after pearl harbor and now that the united states is in the harbor we shall talk to her quite differently. [laughter] churchill's persona is very much at the center of this book and there is much that we can learn from it. he said famously that it is better to draw them to war. that is part of his nature and his strategy that is seldom remembered his wise advice to pursue negotiations of diplomacy as long as there's still hope remains true today. but he also said the old school which he detested as a child never give them. never never, never. great to or small large your petty over honor or good sense never yield to force. in the balance between the statements lies though whole art of statesmanship of governing which saved britain in 1940 when she was alone to mark that leadership alone and abroad today. the months of may 1940 crash many illusions but it was a huge turning point. france was defeated the british army was rescued and winston churchill assumed power exerting his full authority and history and personality over the british war effort making it cle

thank you, i will see you in pearl harbor. we're going pearl harbor. president: i don't know i'm not involved in the justice department. i would like them to run their job. honestly, they should be looking at the democrats and the dishonesty. they should be looking at a lot of things. a lost people are disappointed in the justice department including me. thank you, everybody. thank you. >> sandra: there goes the president and the first lady on their way to board marine one, on their way to joint base andrews. ten-day asian trip. the president just announcing he's going to spend an extra day in the philippines. i guess this is an 11-day trip now. the president with the forecast there saying it will be a successful trip, a lot of good will. he took a few questions there weighing in on the recent controversies saying hillary clinton stole the election from bernie sanders. weighing in on his campaign with the russians. there was no collusion with the russians. he says the democrats are the real story here. >> bill: longest trip for a u.s. president since g

a blackout, and off go the lights. >> just months after pearl harbor, the nazis came up with a terroras called operation pestorius, named after one of the first german immigrants to come to america. >> the main german intelligence agency was given the assignment by hitler, do something about this huge american production facility which is about to bury us under weapons. there is no way in the world we can outproduce the united states. that american production capacity is going to have to be crippled in some way. >> a team of saboteurs were given multiple targets to blow up, including aluminum plants, railroads and jewish-owned department stores. >> the saboteurs also had orders to try to spread panic and confusion by putting time-release bombs in movie theaters, in places where the public would assemble. and so from that point i guess you'd say that these were terrorist operations as well in which the purpose was to convince the public that they could not be protected by the government and, therefore, the public was helpless. >> remember this man from the german american bund? they ch

a somber visit to pearl harbor. a solemn reminder of the horrors of war as the president meets with military leaders about the nuclear threat posed by north korea. will he ramp up the rhetoric against kim jong-un? and how will the dictator react? we're live in honolulu. >>> growing scandals. the new york police department now says it has enough evidence to arrest movie mogul harvey weinstein after another actress comes forward accusing him of rape. >> we have an actual case. >> this is netflix cuts ties with kevin space by. ready to run less than one week after the terror attack in new york city. barriers installed along the route before tens of thousands of runners and a million spectators take to the streets. all that plus newly released jfk files finally answer the question did lee harvey oswald have a connection to the cia? bmw recall because of the fire risk. and a close call on a florida highway after a plane is forced to make an emergency landing, but it is a happy ending. today, saturday november 4th, 2017.

after pearl harbor, jacksonians were ready for war when japan attacked. a sneak attack -- the jacksonians were determined to get out there and punish japan. here is where roosevelt exercised leadership. the whole country was ready to fight a war with japan in the -- japan and the pacific in revenge for pearl harbor. roosevelt said, " you are up first." he imposed a strategy on jacksonian america that was not its first choice. he was able to do that because of his personal prestige, the trust people placed in him. he made it stick. what we see is that a mix of trust building, reaching out, solving real economic problems that real people encounter -- not wasting your political capital by unnecessarily offending public sensibilities, but reserving your political capital for the bigger occasions -- for the big occasions where you really do need people to trust you and follow your leadership. roosevelt was able to bring a united country into and through the second world war. his successor, harry truman, faced a different set of problems. as afterld war ii, wor

he arrived in hawaii yesterday ahead of his departure and visited the memorial at pearl harbor. nbc's kelly o'donald is in honolulu. kelly, good morning. this is amid heightened tensions with north korea, but it's overshadowed by developments in the russia probe. >> good morning, dara. parallel tracks, so, certainly, there's a lot of attention on the important business the president will conduct while overseas, but at the same time, there will be those issues related to the russian investigation in some of the troubles he has with domestic politics. that doesn't always happen when a president travels overseas, but in this era when there are so many pending developments, it is expected that the president will be asked about this along the way, and we have seen he has a tendency to want to talk about these issues, not only when asked, but in reflecting what's on his mind. we saw that play out on the south lawn before he made the trip here to hawaii where he was asked a few different questions about his recollection about meeting involving the now defendant in one of these cases, g

troops at the uss arizona memorial in pearl harbor. he later attended a social function hosted by the u.s. pacific command. >> president trump will be away from the white house and his domestic troubles for almost two weeks. we get the latest from ryan nobles in honolulu. >> reporter: longest trim of the donald trump administration is now under way and the longest trip by any president of the united states since the george h.w. bush administration and the president en route to hawaii, the first leg of this trip, was busy on twitter talking about bernie sanders and hillary clinton and also bowe bergdahl, the army soldier who escaped jail time. the president did tweet once about his trip, but he hasn't talked a lot about this trip in the weeks leading up to the event. this despite the fact that it will be vital to his administration and their goals particularly as it relates to north korea and the growing tensions with the kim jong-un administration. the president will meet with leaders from south korea, vietnam, china, japan, all who pl

so at one point just accept this proposal but very lucky indeed from pearl harbor. to have that global threshold of china or russia and then to put you on your guard with that leads to is is less clear or those consequences. so with that famous russian attack on the story of. it was quite dramatic at the time. so the problem with a lot of these things. is to have those consequences so take the ukraine with the hybrid war that seems to be at play with russia. so a lot of people get killed so the violence is very much a part of this. so what good has it done? nobody looking at this has any doubt. is from what has been shot down. and with those problems of welfare. with one stupid period after another. but there is a whole collection of independent civilians. to disprove this is it is still there. this is the issue is still with us. so to recognize that difficulty but don't operate that. invented think that will catch us flatfooted. >> also agreed to the history of the cold war, to me it signals to talk about that information with the ability over the long term with th

this is before pearl harbor. we are talking about november 1940 when murphy first goes to algiers to do a quick survey. he knows absolutely what his job is going to be. it will be to come back to washington and tell roosevelt what he has found. he knows he will go back and he is going to go back permanently as the special representative to north africa. report back to the state department. the state department is absolutely cut out of this. they did not even know the invasion was going to take place. until it took place. good question though. you are closer to this gentleman, i will get to you after. >> how were the apostles recruited? with a friends or acquaintances of his or were they people that were sent to him? >> they were>> neither. about the moment, you have a situation where hibbler has taken completely over europe. calling everyone in the war and navy department. they say we want to get into this. they are not content to stay home or be drafted. they want to get into the fight. they have all been educat

he was a student at purdue when japan bombed pearl harbor. december 7, 1942, he enlisted in the u.s. army, assigned to the 106th division, the golden lions. in october of 1944, the 106th shipped out to england. in december, they arrived in a quiet area of southeastern belgium near the german border. military higher-ups assured the men to expect an uneventful uniques and germany would probably surrender before christmas. but german forces launched their last major offensive of the war, the battle of the bulge. the u.s. forces were outnumbered. his regiment, the 423rd, out of food, water, ammunition, they surrendered. in all, some 8,000 u.s. soldiers were captured at the battle of the bulge. packed into railroad boxcars, crammed in so tightly that soldiers had to take turns sitting and standing. two days they were in those boxcars, traveling to a prisoner of war camp to germany. catch life w camp life was brutal. meals consisted of thin grass soup. men dying every day. one bitterly cold day, he was beaten savagely by a german prison guard. deca

first official visit to asia pearl harbor was the scene of a surprise attack by japan in one thousand nine hundred one that plunged the u.s. into world war two honored the thousands of americans who lost their lives there he will now leave for asia on a twelve day trip that all taken to japan south korea china vietnam and the philippines those are the headlines and side story is next and we'll continue to cover the resignation of lebanese prime minister saad hariri keep it here. from hollywood to where in the office on the street never before have we been made . and it's everywhere from australia to zimbabwe so how does it differ. and can we do anything to stop it this is inside story. thank. you thank. you with hello and welcome to the program dennis l. for the last month or so we've been bombarded with revelations of how powerful men have misused their positions story after story has appeared accusing the hollywood mogul the box office star all the senior politician of sexual harassment and this week a british government minister was forced to resign what's particularly telling is t

during a stopover in hawaii before he embarks on his first official visit to asia pearl harbor was the scene of a surprise attack by japan in one nine hundred forty one plunge the u.s. into world war two trump on earth day thousands of americans who lost their lives there he will now leave for asia on an eleven day trip that will take him to japan south korea china vietnam and the philippines by war fighter some a gaza based armed group have died after israel blew up across a border tunnel earlier this week that brings the number of dead from the blast to twelve bulldozers have been filling in the tunnel which is on the israeli side of the border the armed group says it's been denied access to recover the bodies people and gaza used the tunnels to smuggle goods circumventing the israeli blockade which has been in place since two thousand and seven and those are the headlines and news continues right here on al-jazeera inside story is next here. on counting the cost black gold big dreams in a mega city in the desert why saudi arabia is pinning its hopes on a ram coaches future proof its

yesterday he arrived in hawaii and he visited the memorial in pearl harbor. nbc's kelly o'donnell joins us once again from honolulu. with a good morning to you, what's it now, 6:00 a.m., a little better than the last time i spoke to you when it was pitch dark there. kelly, with a good day -- >> it's still dark, alex. >> i can tell it still is but not maybe as dark. it's a tour of high consequences, kelly. the issues related to the russia, 2016, campaign, all that interwoven activity potentially, this all remains as a backdrop, right? >> reporter: it certainly does. the president sort of carries with him whatever the issues are. in this case there are persistent questions that come up with the russia investigation, in part because of some of things the president is willing to talk about, like his criticism of the justice department saying he is frustrated by a department which he supervisors but has to take some distance. wishing they would take a look at hillary clinton and the democratic party. we've heard that criticism from the president before. right now

korea's nuclear weapons programme but on his way to asia he has snuck dog in hawaii and visited pearl harboroff. they tend to do this on the way to japan, us presidents. he has received a briefing from the us pacific command and no prizes for guessing what they would be talking about and it is north korea and its nuclear weapons. he is on his way to two countries particularly nervous about developments in north korea? that's right. when he arrives here injapan and also south korea, donald trump will be speaking to us troops. he will be speaking to the governments here, trying to build the mend them to put more pressure on north korea to get them to give up on north korea to get them to give up their nuclear weapons and this also involves beijing and some have said beijing needs to do more to force the hand of north korea but on his way here, donald trump actually praise is counterpart, xijinping, saying he has done a pretty terrific job so far so he will notjeopardise the coalition is trying to build an little doubt that throughout asia, thatis little doubt that throughout asia, that is what

president all trump has visited pearl harbor during a stopover in hawaii before he embarks on his first official visit to asia pearl harbor of course was the scene of a surprise attack by japan in one thousand nine hundred one that plunged the u.s. into world war two honoring the thousands of americans who lost their lives there he now leaves for asia on a twelve day trip that will take him to japan south korea china vietnam and the philippines five more fighters from the gaza based armed groups have died after israel blew up across a border tunnel earlier this week that brings the number of dead from that blast to twelve and the armed group says it's been denied access to recover the bodies a report by an independent expert group on nutrition says almost every country in the world rich or poor is affected by malnutrition according to the global nutrition report one hundred fifty five million children under the age of five are stunted obesity two is on the rise in almost every country there are some and underway in milan to address this global problem. those are the headlines the news c

stephen, the president is visiting pearl harbor. important stop for any american president, isn't it? yes, that's right. on the way to his visit here injapan, president trump is going to pearl harborfor president trump is going to pearl harbor for a president trump is going to pearl harborfor a ceremonial trip, i suppose. it is important to do that, in the eyes of the us government, but i suspect what could be more important while he is in hawaii is his trip to camp smith, where he will be receiving a classified reefing from the us pacific command. —— classified briefing. i say classified, but we can all guess that they will be discussing north korea, and that is what is likely to permeate his trip throughout asia, especially in the initial stages. in tokyo, in seoul, and also in beijing. looking ahead towards japan, then, what do you think the japanese will be hoping to get from president trump during his stay there? well, in theory, he could be speaking about trade relations between the two countries. i don't think that that is go

he visited the memorial at pearl harbor. nbc news' kelly o'donnell is in honolulu for us, where it is just past 3:00 p.m. talk about dedication this trip is coming amany id the heightened tensions with with north korea. much overshadowed by the russia probe. >> reporter: it is quite peaceful here at the local day. the president and first lady begin their day at honolulu w waikiki beat. they have partner nations and asia and everything that could be discussed about north korea and the nuclear threats there. but you were right, the issues related to russia are a back drop of this trip, in part, ba us the president has been talking about it. it certainly gives us the impression he is taking the controversy along for the ride. visiting an american paradise, a working stop in hawaii. the president and first lady pay their respects at pearl harbor. >> this is very special to be in hawaii and to be visiting pearl harbor, which i have read about, spoken about, heard about and studied, but i haven't seen. >> reporter: president trump

before setting out he visited hawaii's pearl harbor to see a us battleship sunk by japanese bombers incurity briefing from the us pacific command on issues including north korea's nuclear programme. our correspondent stephen mcdonnell is in tokyo. here in tokyo, people are expecting donald trump's visit to be completely dominated by security issues emanating from the north korean nuclear threat. now, in theory, the united states and japan do have a lot to talk about — trade for example — but everyone knows that all these other issues are going to be completely swamped by north korea. on his way to asia, donald trump also travelled to pearl harbor in hawaii, where at the site of the sunken ship uss arizona they had a wreath laying ceremony. but perhaps more crucially in hawaii, he also had a briefing from the generals at the us pacific command, speaking about regional security. no prizes for guessing what they would have been talking about — again, north korea. when donald trump arrives injapan he'll be meeting us troops based here. the same in south korea. perhaps this is a way of send

arizona memorial to honor the americans killed at pearl harbor.tokyo. he will have a hopscotching of five countries and meet with world leaders during his tour of asia and across much of the region, anxiety grows over a nuclear armed north korea and it's bellicose exchanges with president trump. also threatening to overshadow the trip, the russia investigation and a new development, former campaign adviser carter page is backing away from his earlier denials and confirms a meeting last summer with russia's deputy prime minister. even more significant, page says several members of the campaign knew about his moscow meeting and afterward he even sent an e-mail about it to a campaign aide. we have a lot to cover right now. cnn's ryan nobles is traveling with the president and joins us now from honolulu. ryan? >> fred, good morning. aloha from honolulu, where the

then, of course, joining the first lady for that visit over at pearl harbor.ave a photo i want to share with you, also visiting the memorial was white house chief of staff john kelly. his son was killed while serving in the marine corps in afghanistan, certainly a solemn reminder of the sacrifice so many have made on behalf of a grateful nation. and i want to share a little behind the curtains, if you will. this is actually a tweet from the u.s. secret service. the presidential vehicle's being loaded up for the trip here to asia including the beast as we like to call it, that's the main transport vehicle for the president and the first family. all right, so here's the map. first up, it's japan and south korea. then the president, in addition to looking for unity on this north korea question, will then head to beijing where he's expected to, again, have a very important bilateral with xi jinping and hopefully get the chinese president to get tough on pyongyang. the president will also make a couple of stops in vietnam, and then he's expected to extend his drip

before setting out, he visited hawaii's pearl harbor to see a us battleship sunk by japanese bombers security briefing from the us pacific command on issues including north korea's nuclear programme. 0ur correspondent stephen mcdonnell is in tokyo. here in tokyo people are expecting the visit from donald trump to be com pletely the visit from donald trump to be completely dominated by security issues emanating from the north korean nuclear threat. in theory the united states and japan do have a lot to talk about. trade for example. everybody knows that all of these other issues are going to be com pletely these other issues are going to be completely swamped by north korea. 0n completely swamped by north korea. on his way to asia, donald trump also travelled to pearl harbor in hawaii, where, at the sight of the sunken ship uss arizona, he had a wreath laying ceremony. perhaps more crucially in hawaii he also had a briefing from the general that the us pacific command, speaking about regional security. no prizes for guessing what they would have been talking about. again, north korea.

president donald trump has visited pearl harbor on a stopover in hawaii as he starts his first official visit to asia where harbor was the scene of a surprise attack by japan in one thousand nine hundred one the plunge the u.s. into world war two twelve day trip will take him to japan south korea china vietnam and the philippines. a u.s. soldier who deserted his post in afghanistan back in two thousand and nine will not serve a prison sentence military judge ruled both bergdahl will instead be given a dishonorable discharge prosecutors wanted fourteen years in a military prison for desertion and putting his fellow soldiers in harm's way bergdahl was held by the taliban for five years after walking away from his base those are the headlines. germany is hosting this year's climate talks from the united states out of the cars agreement what now for the global effort to tackle climate change the now this is a live reports from the climate conference in bonn and from the front lines of global warming climate as a west orange as you know. it's been a year since donald trump shot election vict

he was one of several mission trained as a radio man and enlisted after pearl harbor. it took about a year to call him up and just before he left, he married his wife and they were married for the next 65 years. they were about to invade japan for the final big push into the estimate is that it would move to a million men. so, when th bombs were dropped n hiroshima and nagasaki, he was overjoyed and even though there was a very controversial move more so as the years went by, that kind of cemented the political point of view for the greatest generation of men and women, there was a very clear delineation between right and wrong and between good and bad. all of those wit this with axiss were the bad guys. all of that kind of black-and-white definition, all of that fed into the acting career. it was part of a hero mission. when the war ended, he was a huge supporter of the fdr and then of course when fdr died and truman became president, huge supporter mostly because of the dropping of the bombs. he and adlai stevenson supporter, i know a lot of people think there's a lo

it was the worst since -- before pearl harbor. revere was made something of a scapegoat for everything that went wrong. over, wadsworth said that paul revere had not obeyed an order that he had given him. paul revere was not remembered by a lot of the men with him at the penobscot expedition. he is brought up on charges after it's all over, and even for a while was placed under house arrest. we are talking 1782, 1783. the american rest -- revolution was coming to an end. people didn't really care much worried aboutwant paul rivera anymore. his her petition was ruined forever. he fell into of security for generations. nobody knew who paul revere was. 1861, pay like wadsworth -- decides to write a revere which he makes a the star, and makes him the hero , recounting how paul revere mounted his horse and rode through the massachusetts countryside to war and his fellow patriots but the british were marching for lexington and concord. probably henry's way of warning his fellow new englanders, we are on the eve of are grandparents were

going to pearl harbor. we all remember that after pearl harbor -- we don't remember.e imprisoned them, confined them after pearl harbor. when war is based on race and/or ethnicity, it makes it very difficult for a member of that race or ethnic group in a conflict. at arab-americans or muslim americans are a perfect example that jersey city, patterson, new jersey area, it has a heavy concentration of muslim americans, and they were, you know, understandably the focus of extreme scrutiny. particularly, when we found out after 9/11 that some of the hijackers have moved through some of those very same mosques, that this guy, the truck terrorist attended, and we ask how did nobody know? should they have known what was going on? certainly, his family members, his closest friends, people who attended the mosque with him. why didn't they see his radicalization? why didn't they say something? and that's the continuing controversy. i can't really give you the answer to it, but i just think it's a difficult spot for them, and the suspicion is understandable. i remember the war o

and his wife has paid homage to servicemen who died in the japanese attack on pearl harbor in world war two they were stopping in hawaii before beginning an extensive tour of asia where north korea is likely to tom the into. europe to date now on d.w. news we back again at the top of the hour in the meantime you can always get the latest news and information our web site that's at d w dot com american evanston from all of us here in berlin thanks for watching. on freedom and hope. where i come from the region is rich in history and talent but so poor in education opportunity and freedom this makes it especially difficult for independent journalists i see many of the younger promising journalists are now making names for themselves all over the. song might get tired along the way some might follow some with continue. the experience of freedom in a sense is like the unions of the day you can visit but your call come back from. mining your fish or whatever and i work at the end of it. is what i just wanted to get back online. eric always wants to be on line he's an internet addict but twen

many mexican-americans and african-americans, and japanese-americans, particularly after pearl harbor in december of 1941 support what was known double v campaign. it was victory a broad but also victory at home for first-class membership in american society. you cannot win abroad without also winning at home. you could not fight for american democracy overseas without fighting for equal citizenship on the home front. this became a fundamental principle for many mexican-american, african-americans, and other folks. there were some successes. in civil rights during the war. franklin delano roosevelt, president during the initial years of world war ii signed executive order 8802 that banned discrimination in the work place and called for fair we have black and brown veterans returning to their old lives expecting equality. there are responses to this and racism and discrimination and lack of opportunity and the entrichementen entrenchment not just of jim crow segregation against african-americans in the deep south, but also jim crow and what we might call juan or jamie crow against mexi

on his way to japan he will make a stop whitey to visit pearl harbor and the uss arizona memorial. lindsey graham called on the man as an enemy combatants. --said the label would allow president trump: a man murdered a table and injured seriously 11 more. all of america is raining and grieving for the families who lost their precious loved ones. our hearts break for them and we pledge to renew our resolve in their memory. my administration is coordinating loosely between federal and local officials to investigate the attack and to further investigate this animal who did the attacking. provided as be available. i am today starting the process of terminating the lottery program. i am going to ask congress to immediately initiate work to get rid of this program. -- diversity lottery. sounds nice. it is not nice. not good. it has not been good. we have been against this. we want to immediately work with congress on the diversity lottery program on terminating it getting rid of it. we want a merit raise program where people come into our country based on merit. we want to get rid of cha

welch came to the 36 squadron after shooting down 4 japanese he rose in pearl harbor, december 7, 1941jor with 16 japanese planes to his senate -- credit. subsequently, he was killed. these are 36 squadron pilots. the lieutenant put in an appearance at the camp. this is captain ming coming out of his tent, wearing australian. -- australian flying boots. he is sitting on his truck. ♪ we continue with camp scenes with enlisted men and officers. [inaudible] ♪ a trip, 1942. this is a dutch ship. we are going to new guinea for the second time with australian troops. the dutch flag. the gun drill is put on by the australians. ♪ a new guinea sunset. these are aussies and americans leaving our ship on the far eastern tip of new guinea. the aussies carry everything with them. this is an engine change on one hour be 38. p38s. each quadrant had different colored nose cones. a very fine 20 engine fighter. they are now on alert at our strip at milne ebay. -- bay. this is a native boy with our sergeant. he used to climb coconut trees for us for cigarettes. these are natives in new guinea. a beautifu