This is American History tv, exploring our paystub is exploring our history every weekend. That is the 70th anniversary of the korean war, on june 25, 1950. The korean war began 70 years ago on june 25, 1950. And ended about three years later in july of 1953. Up next, an interview with veteran carl house, recorded in by the korean15, war legacy foundation. He recounts his part in the inchon, it turning point in the war. And a battle in which he was captured. Am suffering as a prisoner of the chinese. The project was underwritten by south koreans patriots and veteran affairs. Carl, w house carl w house. When were you born . 8, 23, 31. Which makes me pretty close to 83. Interviewer you are in the group of young korean war veterans. Carl i have been told that many times. I have had difficulties with that because they always thought i was younger than i was, getting my disability. Interviewer you look too young. Carl and healthier than what i was. I had heart problems, surgery dad,times, m
Dealings with ukraine ruling that hed withheld aid to leverage information about his political opponent Joe Biden John Bolton refused an invitation to testify before the house but now alleges that this action was typical of President Trumps dealing with a number of countries and he criticizes the house for limiting its investigation to use crain had they taken the time to inquire more systematically about trumps behavior crosses entire Foreign Policy john bolton writes the impeachment outcome would have been different in published excerpts from his book bolton alleges that President Trump sort favors from foreign leaders like the one of turkey and in particular president xi of china bolton recounts President Trumps conversation when he met the chinese president in a soccer on the 29th of june last year trump then stunningly turned the conversation to the coming u. S. President ial election alluding to chinas economic capability and pleading with sheep to ensure he did when he stressed
Them. The husband and wife are both in their 70s. They were visiting from palo alto and they were last seen on friday. They have been saying staying in a rental. More than 100 searchers because carl combed the area in the search. Our reporter has more information. The couple went on a Late Afternoon hike and the assumption is that they got lost. And searchers are stumped after a huge search today. At best, ace at dusk, a search and rescue team emerges. Search dogs here are trained to find human remains. Carol has been in erwin since 1972. They were last seen near the cottage they had rented. This fire captain knows every trail, marked or not. Dogs did hit on a few spots. There was no evidence of clothing or drag marks or anything that we consider to be liable. The second day of searching brought almost 140 specially trained volunteers from all over the area, shouting out in case the couple might hear or respond. The search leader shows the area covered so far. Redlines are sundays sear
Land. With the passing of every day, the chance of survival is slimmer. We are still considering this a search and rescue mission, and have not considered a recovery mission. Reporter irwin is a leading researcher in parkinsons disease. Kiparsky is a linguist. I just love the area, and i think its a very special area. And i felt compelled to come out and help out. Reporter many people who live or work in inverness are hoping for the best. For us its unusual. We want people to come out here and feel safe, and we want them to be able to enjoy this area safely. And its a mystery. Reporter searchers say they have not given up hope. We have nothing that leads us to believe that foul play is involved. Reporter tomorrow its back out onto the water. Only this time with jetskis. No word yet on whether there are any plans for a ground search, frank. Rob roth, in inverness for us tonight, thank you. Last night, another hiker was rescued. Michael bennett had been missing since monday, when he was
Across america. Here is a recent program. Altworks dickinsons sa is the revival of a family business. My sister started evaporating and crystallizing salt with 50 manufacturers in the region which made this Little Valley in West Virginia the largest producer. We are on top of a trapped ancient sea, a 600 millionyearold source. This has been dissolved by a freshwater aquifer which means it runs under us like a salty river. This was pushing up in springs and places, which is how it was discovered, mainly by large animals. Deer and elk and buffalo were here. Native americans came for hunting and gathering salt for themselves, and as european settlers moved west across Allegheny Mountains they found this valuable source of salt, which we take for granted today, how important salt was before refrigeration. The salt industry really started to grow in the early 1800s. The ruffner family, the dickinsons, really started to grow this industry. It was an industry that grew on the backs of slaves.