and here in hawaii, we're going to observe that on december 17 with a parade in waikiki and luncheon that we will be awarded replicas of the gold medal. >> thank you, ted. >> you're watching american history t.v. all weekend, every weekend, on c-span 3. to join the conversation, "like" us on facebook at c-span history. >> next, on history bookshelf edward mcclelland talks about his book, "nothin' but blue skies: the heyday, hard times and hopes of america's industrial heartland." the author, who was born and raised in michigan examines the region's once powerful manufacturing centers an looks at how their decline has impacted the middle class. this was recorded at boswell book company in milwaukee, wisconsin, in 2013. it's about an hour. [applause] >> thank you. that was a really good introduction because it segues into what i wanted to talk about in the beginning, which was the fisher body plant in its heyday. it was -- i went to high school across the street from the fisher body plant in lansing michigan. it was perfectly integrated into the industrial life of the state. the high s

here in hawaii, we will observe that on december 17th with a parade in waikiki and a lunch that we will be awarded replicas of the medal. >> thank you, ted. >> sunday on american history tv on c-span3, a symposium on world war ii spy said codebreakers. the fbi and a nazi spy ring in new york city, and an american family who aided the french resistance and occupied harris. >> this is very serious, obviously. she had a husband, she had a 15-year-old son. s a placeng to use it a where the resistance could meet, she was risking not only her life but her husband's and son's. >> and in the 1920's, andian-american archivists were tried and executed for murder in massachusetts, despite the lack of supporting evidence. a law professor discusses the controversy surrounding the case inside the supreme court chamber, with introductions by justice ruth bader ginsburg. >> at nine: 10:00 p.m., they were transferred to the death house. the governor, after reading the unanimous committee report, declares that they had had a fair trial. the boston press declared the case closed. >> at 8:00 on the preside

i caught a cab and went home to my bride in waikiki. the next morning, there was no arizona to join him on. >> living next door to me was a lieutenant commander, who was assigned to the fleet weather central in pearl. and he got a call to get his tail down to his -- you know, his battle station. and he knocked on my door. he said, come on. i came out. i could see the flak over pearl harbor. and so i got in touch with some of my tennessee shipmates and we got a cab and went straight on out to pearl. at mary point landing, we could see ships burning and there was actually a japanese torpedo that had made a run and beached itself up on the land. and it was lying there. and boats were coming past the point and the captain would call -- coxon would call out, i'll take you to any ship, any ship. i couldn't go to the arizona. i went to ford island. and i ended up in a bomb shelter, up in the north end of ford island, near -- quite near the arizona actually. because the second wave was hitting the place. and there, in the bomb shelter, i met al

caught a cab and went home to my bride in waikiki. was not morning, there arizona to join him on. >> living next door to me was a commander, who was assigned to the fleet weather in pearl. and he got a call to get his to his -- you know, his battle station. and he knocked on my door. come on. i came out. i could see the flak over pearl harbor. and so i got in touch with some shipmates and we got a cab and went straight on to pearl. at the landing, we could see burning and there was actually a japanese torpedo that made a run and beached itself up on the land. there.was lying past the were coming would callhe captain out, i'll take you to any ship, any ship. the arizona. to i went to ford island. and i ended up in a bomb shelter, up in the north end of ford island, near -- quite near actually.a wasuse the second wave hitting the place. in the bomb shelter, chaply, the chap i had relieved. from theum ashore arizona and with him were about 14 other marines. ididn't know any of them, as say. i remember one was named nightingale. we hunker

honolulu in those days was not -- waikiki was not a favorite port because there were no women. there were 2000 men, 2000 for every woman, so we like the state side. somebody said, what are all of those planes in the air? what are all of these planes doing out on a sunday morning? i could hear vaguely a droning, which was not unusual. fort allen was unable airbase. time i -- fort allen was a naval airbase. by the time i looked up skyward, i was almost positive there were a vof them coming in formation. i saw the bomb struck. i saw a huge red flame and black smoke. i thought, oh, my god. somebody really goofed because those are real bombs. thought, my god. somebody really made a mistake. those are real bombs. just about that time, i felt the ship lurch. we were being hit by torpedoes on the opposite side, which, of course, i could not see that side. when he torpedoes hit, i actually felt the ship lurch. aroundp was somewhere 22,000 tons. we were not walking around. and when a bomb would hit, you could feel the ship. this was kind of an outward feeling, and i'm sure there was a to

they end up at the rental home in kai lua, a slim pi town about 45 minutes away from waikiki, tourist central. they get away from the commotion a lilt bit. expect to find the girls shopping on the beach and the president of course on the links. he was golfing all day yesterday, meeting with friends, hanging out. today was nature day. michelle and barak took some time to go to honolulu botanical garden, a bushl section of that place. sounds like they got rained out quickly. there's a full lid on their activitied today already, which is really up usual, but it just seems like they're hanging out for time being. they've had enough on their plate so they're going to enjoy this beautiful weather in hawaii. there is some serious stuff, though. this will be a historic trip for them. not only is the last time as the first family that they're going to be vacationing for christmas but also the prime minister of swra pan, shinzo abe, will be the first sitting japanese prime minister to visit pearl harbor. that comes after president obama is the first american sitting president to visit hiroshima

i didn't go ashore because -- honolulu in those days was not -- or waikiki was not a favorite port because there were no women. there were 2,000 men for every woman. so we liked it stateside better. somebody said, what are all those planes in the air? what are all those planes doing out on a sunday morning? and i could hear vaguely a droning which was not unusual because ford island was a naval air station. and so about the time i looked up skyward, i saw this group, i was almost positive there were six of them, coming in a v formation. i stood there and saw the bombs drop, and then i saw this huge red flame and black smoke, and i thought, oh, my god, somebody really goofed because those are real bombs. see we were used to being bombed , with duds. and i thought, my god, somebody really made a mistake. those are real bombs. and just about that time, i felt the ship lurch. so we were being hit by torpedos on the opposite side which of course i couldn't see that side. when the torpedo hit, i actually felt the ship lurch. see even when we were hit by did -- dud bombs the ship was , somewhere

you want to sit and enjoy the surf and on the beach of waikiki.than that, so many cult e cultural events. they're having the first bi-annual artists on march 8th from the pacific rim and panel installations and this specific area have these incredible mu l murals done by this company, beautiful, colorful on re sites. and the surf jack hotel about local arts and custom paradise wall paper and graphic at the bottom saying "wish you were here" actually in the heart of waikiki. >> and people go to the beach assuming there is more happening there. >> obviously you want to sit in the sun but the cultural attractions happening. >> this spot on the east coast, i don't know if many people think about it, i've been there, bermuda. >> a 90 minute flight from new york city. for 2017, they have a lot of big things going on. they will be hosts to the 35th america's cup, the 35th international sailing regatta, 20 teams from around the world will be there. they're excited about that. a lot of hotel openings. hamilton princess, a beautiful hotel just went through

the manager of breakout waikiki says the obama's escaped with time to spare. 12 seconds to be exact.. wisconsin is the only state where more than 60% of people 12 and older drink at least once a month. water? december is the peak drinking month in the u.s. because of the holidays. >> wow. okay on. >>> millions of immigrants used ellis island as the gateway to the american dream. he with will go there t to create a snapshot of history. your local news is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels. plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. download the xfinity tv app today. ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." >>> the managers of our national parks have made photography a priority for decade. the national park service just hired a photographer to document the human touch on the american landscape. one of his very first assignments focuses on ellis

>> in waikiki james corden he got his start on stage as a 4-year-old impersonating elvis presley. he joined corden for a round of carpool karaoke on "the late late show with james corden" last night. >> so good. it never gets old. i love it. >> especially with those hats. >> yes. >>> the president-elect is about to meet with ceos of tech giants that he blasted during the campaign. >> we are going to get apple to computers and things in this country instead of in other countries. amazon is getting away with murder tax-wise. >> ahead, the big issue that could bring mr. trump and his silicon valley critics together. you'reatching "cbs this morning." ? wait a minute fill my cup put liquor in it take a sip sign the check ? c'mon in, pop pop! happy birthday! i survived a heart attack. keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin. no more than one hundred milligrams as it affects how well it works. brilinta helps keep my platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. brilinta reduc

the manager of breakout waikiki says the obama's escaped with time to spare. 12 seconds to be exact. where more than 60% of people 12 and older drink at least once a month. water? december is the peak drinking month in the u.s. because of the holidays. >> wow. okay on. >>> millions of immigrants used ellis island as the gateway to the american dream. he with will go there to see how a photographer uses old methods to create a snapshot of history. >> good morning, i'm rahel solomon, philadelphia police searching for a tire slasher had reaked havoc in the somerdale neighborhood. take a look. photo journalist, found tires slashed at about ten cars, anyone with information is asked to call philadelphia police. >>> now, a check on the forecast with katie fehlinger. little mild forecast on tap? >> it is at least initially here, expecting eventually another pretty significant drop on the thermometer courtesy of two separate cold fronts. for now actually tracking warmfront on the radar, not all that impressive, but what you notice right at the tail end of the loop, start to see couple of lic

the manager of breakout waikiki says the obama's escaped with time to spare. 12 seconds to be exact.is the only state where more than 60% of people 12 and older drink at least once a month. water? december is the peak drinking month in the u.s. because of the holidays. >> wow. okay on. >>> millions of immigrants used ellis island as the gateway to the american dream. he with will go there to see how a photographer uses old methods to create a snapshot of history. your local news is next. >>> this is a kpix five morning update. it is a 20 5 am. three people are in the hospital after a shooting at a fight outside of san francisco nightclub, yesterday morning outside the grand. one person was arrested. all three injured men are expected to recover. >>> crews investigating a house fire in san mateo. it started at a home on new ridge avenue around 4:30 am. no one was hurt. >>> coming up on cbs, a rare look inside the forgotten building on ellis island. we have got traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning from the traffic center, a ghost town out there with not a l

at waikiki beach in hawaii. president obama and his family are vacationing in the aloha state. 75thyear is the anniversary of the japanese bombing of pearl harbor that led entryunited states' into world war ii. shinzo abe is visiting hawaii. leave at obama will wreath at the pearl harbor memorial. then obama and abe deliver remarks. anniversary of the 75th anniversary of the attack our live on c-span. >> sunday, a live discussion on the presidency on barack obama. we are taking your phone calls and questions during the program. our panel includes a white house and author.t a princeton university professor, and a pulitzer prize-winning journalist and author. on sunday onth" book tv on c-span2. the federal appeals court in richmond recently heard a case challenging the national security agency searches of americans' internet communications with people overseas. the american civil liberties union brought the case on behalf of the wikimedia foundation, the "nation" magazine, and amnesty international. >> good mornin

and look at waikiki beach in hawaii where president obama and his family are vacationing in the aloha state as they do every christmas. this year is the 75th anniversary of the japanese bombing of pearl harbor that led to the u.s. entering world war ii. prime minister is visiting hawaii. he will meet with the president this afternoon. at 5:05 p.m., obama and the japanese prime minister will deliver remarks in pearl harbor to commemorate the anniversary, and we have life coverage here on c-span. sunday "in depth" will feature a live discussion on the presidency of barack obama bound. include anill universityrinceton professor and author, and a pulitzer prize-winning journal and author. th" on sunday on book tv on c-span2. micah, you have foresentative your district 12 terms. what has the adjustment been like you to realize you are not going to be coming back to congress? every minute.yed i've had the incredible opportunity to serve not only district the seventh district of florida, but serving congress for a quarter of a century. got to serve five years as the chief of staff of the u.s

. >> a look at waikiki beach in hawaii. president obama is vacationing as he does every christmas. this year as the 75th anniversary of the bombing of pearl harbor that led to the united states entering world war ii. japan's prime minister is visiting hawaii. he will meet with president obama this afternoon. eastern, he will raise a wreath at the memorial. at 505 p.m. eastern, president obama and prime minister abe will deliver remarks. the event is live on c-span. willshington journal devote the program to issues that face the donald trump administration. wednesday, we will talk about energy and climate. thursday, we will talk about immigration and how donald trump and the new congress might change immigration policy. on friday morning, we will take a look at the future of the affordable care act and how they will repeal and replace the aca in the key players to watch in the months ahead. be sure to watch washington journal at 7:00 a.m. eastern. announcer: four candidates running to be the chair of the democratic national committee spoke at a forum where they outlined the prioriti

just a really cool place to stay and that's right in the heart of waikiki. >> people just assume beachere's a lot more happening there. >> that's important too but the cultural attractions are big too. >> if you're on the east coast, i've been there and i don't know if people think about it but it's bermuda. >> exactly. it's so easy to get to, especially from the east coast. >> it's a quick flight from here. >> a 90-minute flight from new york city. for 2017 they have a lot of big things going on. they'll be host to the 35's america's cup, the famous international sailing regatta. teams from all around the world will be there so the island is really excited about that. there have been a lot of hotel openings in anticipation. the hamilton princess is a beautiful hotel that went through a $100 million renovation. they added a marina, a pool and a new restaurant from celebrity chef marcus samuelson. >> if you want some international travel, montreal is one of my favorite cities. you say that you can do it without breaking your bank. >> the exchange rate is actually in our favor. this year