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i said i think i said knowledge say in the boat they were trying to climb out of the boat while the japs were shooting i. had diver and we found that access through the reef and that's when i landed these guys on the piece happened i don't know i don't know i think i did and i think i did. however despite the heavy casualties of the disaster was. a coordinated japanese counterattack might have overrun the exhaust reeds but there was no communication from the japanese command bunker the japanese admiral in charge of shivah saki decided to move his headquarters from this area to the south part of the island and when they were doing that they went outside of their bunker and a five and shell exploded right near them and killed them all and in doing that in losing their tactical commander on the first day of the battle the japanese did not mess around counterattack in the night which potentially could have driven the marines right off the island. i've had my moment of. let's go take a look at those eight inch. the legacy of the battle is still scattered across the sands of bases to this day

i did i think i said knowledge say in the boat they were trying to climb out of the boat while the japs were shooting i. had style and we found that access through the reef and that's when i landed these guys on the piece happened i don't know i don't know i think i did and i think i did. however despite the heavy casualties for the disaster was averted a coordinated japanese counterattack might have overrun the exhaust reeds but there was no communication with the japanese command bunker the japanese admiral in charge of shivah saki decided to move his headquarters from this area to the south part of the island and when they were doing that they went outside of their bunker and a five and shell exploded right near them and killed them all and in doing that in losing their tactical commander on the first day of the battle the japanese did not mount counterattack in the night which potentially could have driven the marines right off the island. i've had my moment of. let's go take a look at those eight inch. the legacy of the battle is still scattered across the sands of base. to this da

could i think i said knowledge say in the boat they were trying to climb out of the boat while the japs were shooting i. had stired and we found that access through the reef and that's when i landed these guys on the piece happened i don't know i don't know i think i did i think that. however despite the heavy casualties for the disaster was. a coordinated japanese counterattack might have overrun the exhaust reads but there was no communication from the japanese command bunker the japanese admiral in charge of shivah saki decided to move his headquarters from this area to the south part of the island and when they were doing that they went outside of their bunker and a five and shell exploded right near them and killed them all and in doing that in losing their tactical commander on the first day of the battle the japanese did not mount as counterattack in the night which potentially could have driven the marines right off of the island. i've had my moment of. let's go take a look at those eight inch. the legacy of the battle is still scattered across the sands of bay sheo to this day

and maybe guy of some kind and that guy's been up there for the last fifteen twenty minutes and the japs are shooting at him and he's hauling guys out of the water i said this guy is either brave or stupid or both and but he kept doing it tony made several trips back each time with a boat load of went wonder one hundred marines going back to the transport ship for medical treatment with these guys. that he saved the lives of nearly seventy marines that day. and i got to know a number of the medical doctors we had eight as there are member aboard. and the senior medical officer of an old guy in a chance conversation i want to know what his specialty was he said that my gynecologist and not seeing the may to be about as absurd a thing as i could imagine i said you know just possibly any one of us might be pregnant he says i'll take care of you. but there was another guy among the eight he also and a chance higher chance conversation i want to know what his specialty was he's a path just by training and i said you're a natural for this you can be sure and take care of all of us so the medic

i did i think i said knowledge say in the boat they were trying to climb out of the boat while the japs were shooting i. had starboard and we found that access through the reef and that's when i landed these guys on the piece happened i don't know i don't know i think i did i think i did. however despite the heavy casualties for the disaster was. a coordinated japanese counterattack might have overrun the exhaust reeds but there was no communication with the japanese command bunker the japanese admiral in charge of shivah saki decided to move his headquarters from this area to the south part of the island and when they were doing that they went outside of their bunker and a five inch shell exploded right near them and killed them all and in doing that in losing their tactical commander on the first day of the battle the japanese did not mount as counterattack in the night which potentially could have driven the marines right off the island. i've had my moment of. let's go take a look at those eight inch. the legacy of the battle is still scattered across the sands of bay sheo to this da

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easel a navy guy of some kind and that guy's been up there for the last fifteen twenty minutes and the japs are shooting at him and he's hauling guys out of the water i said this guy is either brave or stupid or both and but he kept doing it tony made several trips back each time with a boat load of went wonderbra one hundred marines going back to the transport ship for medical treatment with these guys. that he saved the lives of nearly seventy marines that day. i got to know a number of the medical doctors we had eight as there are a member aboard. and the senior medical officer of an old guy in a chance conversation i want to know what his specialty was he said that my gynecologist and not seeing the may to be about as absurd a thing as i could imagine i said you know just possibly any one of us might be pregnant he says i'll take care of you. but there was another guy among the eight he also and a chance higher chance conversation i want to know what his specialty was he's a path ologist by training and i said you're a natural for this you can be sure and take care of all of us so the m

easel a navy guy of some kind and that guy's been up there for the last fifteen twenty minutes and the japs are shooting at him and he's hauling guys out of the water i said this guy is either brave or stupid or both and but he kept doing it tony made several trips back each time with a boat load of went wonderbra one hundred marines going back to the transport ship for medical treatment with these guys. that he saved the lives of nearly seventy marines that day. i got to know a number of the medical doctors we had eight as there are a member aboard. and the senior medical officer of an old guy in a chance conversation i want to know what his specialty was he said that my gynecologist and not seeing the may to be about as absurd a thing as i could imagine i said you know just possibly any one of us might be pregnant he says i'll take care of you. but there was another guy among the eight he also and a chance higher chance conversation i want to know what his specialty was he's a path by training and i said you're a natural for this you can be sure and take care of all of us so the medical d

and maybe a guy of some kind and that guy's been up there for the last fifteen twenty minutes in the japs are shooting at him and he's hauling guys out of the water i said this guy is either brave or stupid or both and but he kept doing it tony made several trips back each time with a boat load of went wonderbra one hundred marines going back to the transport ship for medical treatment with these guys. and he saved the lives of nearly seventy marines that day. and i got to know a number of the medical doctors we had eight as there are a member aboard. and the senior medical officer of an old guy in a chance conversation i want to know what his specialty was he said that my gynecologist and not seeing the may to be about as absurd as thing is i could imagine i said you know just possibly any one of us might be pregnant he says i'll take care of you. but there was another guy among the eight he also and a chance higher chance conversation i want to know what his specialty was he's a path ologist by training and i said you're a natural for this you can be sure and take care of all of us so t

little a navy guy of some kind and that guy's been up there for the last fifteen twenty minutes in the japs are shooting at him and he's hauling guys out of the water i said this guy is either brave or stupid or both and but he kept doing it tony made several trips back each time with a boat load of went wonderbra one hundred marines going back to the transport ship for medical treatment with these guys. and he saved the lives of nearly seventy marines that day. and i got to know a number of the medical doctors we had eight as there are a member aboard. and the senior medical officer of an old guy in a chance conversation i want to know what his specialty was he says that my gynecologist and not seeing the made to be about as absurd as saying as i could imagine i said you know just possibly any one of us might be pregnant he says i'll take care of you. but there was another guy among the eight he also and a chance higher chance conversation i want to know what his specialty was he's a path by training and i said you're a natural for this you can be sure and take care of all of us so the med

offenses are shooting up pushing rising numbers into angry anti gypsy groups the biggest problem with the japs this is the crime already like a civil war they are stealing or else. the life of far of the people campaign is more than most roma said by my stance and other states can't integrate because there aren't enough jobs for them and paul gearing up with education opportunities limited music remains one of their few past success. a racy gypsy style of pop the child talks the chops but campaigners say a slick conflicts are set to surge until the e.u. learns to live and work with roma not just enjoy the music in the nightclubs. r.t. saffir. it's regarded as the birthplace of international law and now the place where singing nazis were tried for war crimes is open for viewing an exhibition marking the sixty fifth anniversary of the nuremberg trials and original film footage is calling us from the hearings it is casey the exact courtroom in the dock where hitler's closest allies faced the tribunals of representatives from the soviet union the u.s. britain and france the head of russia's doing

relations between japan and china soured in september after a chinese fishing boat crashed into a couple of jap coast guard cutters near disputed items in the south china sea. after that dispute and a territorial dispute japan has with russian the president said the u.s. military presence here is increasingly important. >> thank you from japan. and now in capitol hill. nancy pelosi has the leadership, the minority leader position locked up and it is interesting. she spoke to npr about her interpretation of exactly what the election meant and her role in the losses of seats for democrats. >> we did not lose the election because of me. the reason they had to try to take me down is because i have been effective in meeting special interests in washington, dc. i'm also the most significant attractor of support for the democrats so i'm not looking back on this. they asked me to run. i'm running. and, again, our members understand they made me a target because i'm effective. >> she is in part correct. republicans ran massive ads with her face plastered all over but no one raises more money than democr

the group called americans for the truth on sexuality -- lousy title, lept into action after jap net napolitano says thisy are the same gender. the president of the group said, isn't it just as inappropriate for a gay male tsa agent to pat down male travelers as it is for a normal agent to pat down female travelers? i think that was a rhetorical. -- rhetorical question. >>> in related news, a california man was removed from a plane, seen here, after another passenger noticed he had the word atom bomb tattooed on his fingers and then he was later returned to his seat with his hands missing. what are we doing to america? anyway, because this tsa mess has more angles than a geometry quiz let's turn to pbs' news hour for analysis. >>> they are laughing at us, people. welcome back to the show. could they be on to something? with the pat downs you can still get aroused. >> i hate to tell you, but have i been patted down in many, many situations, and i am a same sex interested person and i have never been aroused. maybe 9% of the time, but the tsa employed zero percent. >> i am not same sex

with the statue but the president of course has been on that ten-day trip hitting india, indonesia, jap and south korea. >>> folks in the upper midwest digging out from a snowstorm that dropped as much as a foot of snow. thousands around minnesota's twin cities lost power during the storms. state highway patrols responded to more than 400 traffic accidents. "state of the union" is about to start with joe johns. candy crowley and her interview with president bush coming up 8:00 tonight. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> there is a laundry list of legislation facing congress when the lame duck session kicks off tomorrow, but there's one issue at the top of everyone's list. these are a lot of solutions guaranteed to create strong reaction in washington, d.c., with the deficit commission. we want to thank both of you, senator john cornyn and senator warner for talking to us this morning. we want to start out with the deficit commission and some of the recommendations. we realize this is just a draft, a chairman's mark as they call it. but i want your reactions and what the two of yo

wings and pizza restaurant in the 7600 block of bcaiomore and am jap-ois boulevard around 9:30 friday. they announced a robmbry. ducrng that ccofecorioco, a customer was shot. police say the sco,pectsitieled ieot. the victim was taken to shock trauma with life-threatening injurstos. right now, there's no word on his condition this morning. 3 executive jack johnson and his wife, leslion a areitieexing fcakerca cryndites this morning the f.b.i. arrested the couple at their home onitiecrdafri the investigation centers on payments of more than $100, 0 hnsco. there are also allegations that rtef mmoredehaners in the county were being bribed -- or bribing owe frbles in excrynge ier aicesitieavorable certain developers in their companies. jex lojocutson and his wk released from jail yesterday. a 7-year-old boy hs inf mstod f injurstos he sufnnred after being hit by a car. it hiompened in the 3 c130 bloo of bde a.iannoad in northeast baltimore. police say the little boy ws in hit as he wca wcd into the street, reportedly chasing asteer a bcal. we're told he was with a parent that seems to hav

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chicago tribune" in 19 this 2 reveal -- 1942 revealed the fact that the united states was breaking jap japanese codes, would that, in j your view, be a prosecution, a viable prosecution even with the first amendment on the -- >> no. >> no? and why not? a disclosure that cost the lives of thousands of american soldiers, prolongs the war, makes us forfeit our valuable window into japanese militaryble movements? >> look, i told you i could envision maybe -- i can't think of one. that particular thing didn't happen. and largely because of the context back then.back informs like that wasn't goingpb to, probably, because of technology wasn't going to make it to the japanese. is that potentially, maybe something? is i don't know. b i don't know. i'd be comfortable defending "the chicago tribune" for doing that. would i as ap editor have doneve that? no, that seems to me to be a bone-headed thing to do, it o really does, and none of the journalists i've been dealing with in my professional 35-year career would do something that a moronic. i'm a lawyer. [laughter] but there is a code of ethics