Gaveltogavel coverage of todays hearings. Here is the senior correspondent, Robert Mcneil. Good evening from washington. We are going to bring you the entire proceedings for the first day of the Senate Watergate hearings. Determine the truth of a wide range of improper activities established or merely alleged surrounding the reelection of president and. We are running it all the reelection of president nixon. We are running at all because we think you should get a chance to see the whole thing and make your own judgment. We are doing this as an experiment, temporarily out temporarily abandoning our ability to edit to give you the whole story. Of the final one scenes of one of those shakespearean histories, the forces hostile to the king are rising on all sides, messenger after messenger rushes in with bad news but the decisive battle is still some scenes away and we do not yet know if this is a tragedy we are witnessing. By telling the president there was a cancer growing on the presid
U. S. And japanese navies. Leading off is a review of the war in pacific prior to june 1942 then new information about the japanese at the battle. This is live coverage on cspan3. We are pleased and very very proud to be hosting it. I would like to thank our partners that helped put this together. The Hampton Roads Naval Historical Foundation and world war i and world war ii come mem ri commemoration. We couldnt have done it without you. [ cheers and applause ] now, before we get going i do have housekeeping items to pass along. First of all, turn off or silence your cell phones. Keep your programs. We have something of a limited supply of those and please wear your fwbadges throughout the da. Keep in mind we are on cspan so during the q and a use the microphone deployed here on the square. At this time i would like to bring forward my counter part john pentanjelo who will make some remarks, john. [ applause ] thanks, chris. Good morning and welcome. The Hampton Roads naval hue see yum
Anchor a frustrated School Superintendent says they have already made changes after what he called a lapse in security. We have to kind of put another layer into our security when visitors are in the school and make sure everybody, we know who everybody is and why they are there. Reporter buns feels attorney wanted to remind us his client had only been charged with trespassing and nothing more. They were talking about a lot of things and the fact he hasnt been charged. At this point are he has been charged with trespass and he will defend the chars of trespassing. So bins field is being held on bail tonight and detectives say by the time he returns to court next month, he could very well be facing additional chance chances. Live in cohasset tonight, steve cooper, 7 news. Anchor new at 5 30 the roof of a building in boston goes up in flames this afternoon. Crews quickly got it under control. This is a five Story Building on tremont street. There are several solar panels on the roof. At
Anything, they did not know anything. The great olfactory collapse in poland. I am out of time, and as i said for all of the other papers, i guess mine qualifies as well, a good paper is where you cant answer all the questions. [applause] [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] youre watching American History tv. 40 hours of programming every weekend on cspan3. Follow us on twitter at teeth and history for information on our schedule, upcoming programs, and to keep up with the latest news. Artifactsek, american take viewers into archives, and Historic Sites around the country. Next we visit the National Cryptologic museum, located just north of washington d. C. On the campus of the National Security agency, to learn about the making and breaking of secret codes, and their role in u. S. History. In charge of the naval effort, was moving for a cutthroat a couple of reasons. We do not have the manpower and resources
Program includes a look at the breaking of japanese diplomatic and naval codes in world war ii. Hello, im patrick weadon, the curator of the National Cryptologic museum. When we use the word cryptology, we mean simply the making and breaking of codes. During my time as curator ive noticed a trend, and its basically this. Many people come into this museum and they dont know what cryptology is, they really have no clue. But they leave highly impressed and the reason is because during the time that theyre here, they learn about some of the Amazing Stories about how throughout time individuals and organizations, nation states, have been able to get critical information from their adversaries and protect their own. And most importantly, theyve realized what was at stake, and the role that cryptology played in helping those entities to be successful. The discipline is one thats been incredibly important, and we have any number of interesting artifacts on display in the museum that were going