Arthur godfrey for example. It was a big thing. I told him i liked it very much. So we got cleaned up and out the door. He said i want to tell you one more thing. He said you be good to the corps, and it will be good to you. I never forgot those words. And so from there, there had been applications posted on the Bulletin Board in the stuff that you read every day about a new school in new york for the march of time. You know the march of time . It was a leading newsreel film of the day. It was a half hour show produced only once a month and it was about anything in the world. That was good because our country, the people in our country were not wellversed in what was happening in the rest of the world. We were an agrarian country. The kids coming out of high school didnt going to college was not sincerely the first thing they thought about. It was a good thing. People would go to the movies. They would wait for a good movie that was coming to go at the time of the march of time was sho
Serving as a cameraman for the marine corps. He captured footage of the battle of tarawa that helped marines win an Academy Award for best documentary short in 1945. The World War Ii Museum spoke with mr. Hatch for its oral history collection. This is the first of a twopart interview. Norman one day i was doing press releases and i got i went up into the head on the third floor. I am standing there. Commandantn but the in civilian clothes. He looks at me and says you are marine, arent you . I say yes, sir. He says how do you like your job . What are you going to tell the commandant . I liked it very much because i went to town and the press club, got to know the reporters, the godfrey for example. It was a big thing. I told him i liked it very much. So we got cleaned up and out the door. He said i want to tell you one more thing. He said you be good to the core, and it will be good to you. I never forgot those words. , there had there been applications posted on the Bulletin Board in t
Literally standing on the freeway but i am safe because they have shut this freeway down this is southbound 85 just south of coddle road you can see for chp cars at the scene there this scene actually is on the left side you might be able to see it its right next to the Center Divider we do know it was so horrific that 2 people actually were rejected from the car 2 others were trapped inside in fact let me show you video of the scene this took place at 10 oclock last night we do know that drugs or alcohol were factors in this by the simple fact that they did arrest that driver. 3 people died at the scene 2 others they are actually rushed to the hospital but one person died at the hospital that breakdown goes 3 men. One woman died at the scene so for all together fortunately we do know that one person at this time still alive at the hospital, but we dont know the extent of the injuries if you can head back out live now want to show you the scene on the left side of your screen there you
To be met and then decide what restrictions can be lifted. San Francisco Mayor london breed says all decisions are being efitely understand that. Thank jobina. Bay area Health Leaders are requiring an order to require people to wear masks in public. Face coverings are mandatory in sonoma tomorrow but only recommended in other countries. Marin county Health Officer says one option is to require workers that are in facetoface contact with the public. He recovered from covidronavir and it took weeks. He underestimated how serious the illness could be. Well, the Alameda County District Attorneys Office is investigating a hayward nursing home where 13 residents have now died from covid19. A spokesperson for the d. A. Says the investigation was launched prior to a lawyers announcement this week that families were considering a lawsuit. 41 residents and 26 Staff Members at the gateway care and rhubilitation center have tte r have not spoken publicly about the deaths. Governor newsom says more
Last post plays when you go home, say, for your tomorrow we gave our today. Nimrod plays the familiar sound of nimrod at the National Memorial arboretum and around the country, two minutes silence was observed at 11 oclock to mark Armistice Day. The 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, to remember the deaths of fallen servicemen and women in the two world wars and in conflicts since. The duke of kent is attending that service at the National Memorial arboretum in staffordshire. The silence is marked every year to mark the day in 1918 when the fighting in world war i was stopped. The allies and germany signing an armistice in and germany signing an armistice in a Railway Carriage in france at 5am on the 11th of november 1918. Six hours later, at 11 oclock, the conflict ceased. The first armistice silence was observed in 1919 and has continued every year since then. Nimrod plays youre watching bbc newsroom live and these are the main stories this morning. The country has just fal