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5th and january 6th meant to this country. they understood just like the people that were at pearl harbor on the morning of december 7th, 1941, understood the importance of that. we should respond to this the same way we would respond to people running the base at pearl harbor burning all relevant documents on those days leading up to that attack, trying to figure out why that happened. could you imagine if we had deleted texts, deleted e-mails, deleted information leading up to september 11th? here we are with january 6th. we have the people who could let us know what donald trump knew, when he knew it, where he moved, when he moved, why he moved. same thing with mike pence. all of these questions right now that we're having to sort through, they had it on their text messages.
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for the navy and he was one of the best boxers in the navy. after he had his official boughtbout he went out in honolu hotel street which are where all the bars are and everything. he got into unofficial fight and the mp's came and put him back on the ship on december 5th. he just happened to be there confined to the ship on the morning of december 7th. and when all hell broke loose. and he was the right man in the right place at the right time in history. and he was a big guy. he was muscular. he was the only guy probably who could have got than line over the 70 feet over from the vestel to the arizona so these survivors that you just saw in that clip don stratten being one of them could hand over hand get over. and there are generations and there are grand kids and kids and great grand kids who are alive because of this man joe george who was not known and was one of the first heroes of world war ii for america. >> martha: he never spoke about it. his children didn't know
arrested several different times and they were able to revive her. >> reporter: the mother of the young girl said they are rather frustrated by the speculation of exactly how the young girl died. the father in the statement also confirms the time line put out by the department of homeland security that the first signs that this young girl was in some sort of distress came at 5:00 in the morning on the morning of december 7th in the middle of that bus ride from the border to the border patrol station 95 miles away. the family says any speculation as to what the exact cause of death should not be discussed, that an official cause of death has not been ruled on by the medical examiner here in el paso and they are urging everybody not to speculate what might have caused the death of this young girl. ed lavandera, cnn, el paso, texas. >> as we get more information we will pass that on to you.
the navy later modernized "the oklahoma" and brought it to the pacific, and on the morning of december 7th, 1941 the "uss oklahoma" was one of eight u.s. battleships stationed at pearl harbor in hawaii. and we all know what happened there. >> they were coming in from our starboard side. we were watching them. >> torpedoes. you're seeing what he did. he remembers how it felt. >> just like one of my aunts used to shake me, it does, it shakes it. it would move that 29,000-ton ship. i wasn't worried about "the oklahoma." i was worried about me, so i just started running. want to know the truth. this ship was 90 degrees over and i could see it was going farther. >> goodyear jumped from the ship. within ten minutes the "uss oklahoma" had rolled over trapping 429 men in her watery tomb. >> i have prayed that most of
this is an incredible story. depending on how you figure it, oklahoma city is 500 miles from anything that might count as ocean. if you want to spend a day at the beach and you're starting in oklahoma city, you will want to allow eight hours or so for a drive to the nearest ocean at the gulf of mexico. oklahoma has many charms but views of the ocean are not among them. and yet right there in oklahoma city you will find a gigantic anchor. this anchor weighs ten tons. it is huge. truly huge. and the reason that anchor is there in the middle of landlocked oklahoma is that that anchor used to belong to a u.s. navy ship named after the sooner state. the battleship "uss oklahoma" was built for use in world war i in the atlantic. the navy later modernized "the oklahoma" and brought it to the pacific, and on the morning of december 7th, 1941 the "uss oklahoma" was one of eight u.s. battleships stationed at pearl harbor in hawaii. and we all know what happened
world war i in the atlantic. the navy later modernized the oklahoma and brought it to the pacific and on the morning of december 7th, 1941 the uss oklahoma was one of eight u.s. battleships stationed at pearl harbor in hawaii. and we all know what happened there. >> they were coming in from our starboard side. we were watching them. >> torpedoes. you're seeing what he did as at the found theiring its. he remembers how it felt. >> just like one of my aunts used to shake me it does it shakes it. it would move that 29,000 ton ship. i ant wean worried about the oklahoma. i was worried about me so i just started running. want to know the truth. this ship was 90 degrees over and i could see it was going farther. >> goodyear jumped from the ship. within ten minutes the uss oklahoma had rolled over trapping 429 men in her watery tomb. >> i have prayed that most of
people ultimatelying the ones asked to make the sacrifice. that is what i try i had to a much accomplish. >> the morning of december 7th, isolation of america was at peace, december 8th, internationalist america was at war and became foreve the defining moniker of the country majority moving from an isolationist point of view. >> yeah. we go -- that is really the bright line, december 7th, between the america of the past and the america of the future. you know, from the time of washington, 'cause he in his farewell -- >> it was not a state that was attacked. think about it to this day, we look back on it hawaii is a state, it was attacked this is sort of a -- >> it was a territory. >> this is kind of a remote territory. a good point because very few people in america on december 7th could find hawaii on a map. there were people who thought hawaii was off of new jersey. you know, one congressman several days after said pearl harbor should be in the middle of america where it belongs. >> interesting, there is also the way you wrote this, made me