Veterans began . This actually started which stems from a documentary i did on the mississippi delta chinese. And i needed to find the right hook to tell the story of the Chinese Americans in the mississippi delta. Chinese American History is not sexy, so it took me almost 20 years to find the right way to tell this story, compelling enough to bring it a full audience. And i had the good fortune of meeting doctor Gwendolyn Gong who did a tremendous amount of research on the veterans, Service Personnel from mississippi delta. And from there, we discussed and talked about how to create a three part series that aired on pbs on the chinese and mississippi delta, and that got me interested in the world war ii veterans. So, honor and duty is really a compendium that all 22,000 plus Chinese Americans that served in world war ii, is that correct . Thats correct. This research was conducted over three years time. Actually, just a bit more than three years. We have been able to identify 22,827 w
Cspan. Great to see our programs getting wider distribution and attention. Faithfulon to our many who come to attend all of these in person. For those that are ever faithful here, you know exactly what im going to do next. Part of our tradition is to recognize those who are the purpose of this museum. So, do we have any world war ii , homefront workers, or Holocaust Survivors with us today . Please waive and be recognized. [applause] thanks for coming tonight. How about other veterans . Veterans from any other era . If you could stand and be recognized for wave and accept our thanks. [applause] thank you all for being here with us. You know, this week marks the many famoussary of or infamous world war ii battles. The invasion appellant the took place onluja september 15. Operation market garden, the failed operation that became wasn as the bridgetoo far launched on september 17. In fact, this aircraft above our heads is a veteran of that battle. Twoears ago in todays, days, this drop t
Conversation with Chris Hartley about his book the lost soldier. Diaries, and, official war records, mr. Hartley tells the story of pete ruth on the anniversary of the battle of hurtgen good evening. Welcome to the World War Ii Museum for a fascinating escutcheon about one soldiers experience in the battle of hurtgen forest. To have you here with us this evening. I would like to welcome our viewers at home who are watching on the internet via our live stream channel and on cspan. Its great to see our programs getting ever wider distribution and attention. Faithfulon to our many who come to attend all of these in person. For those that are our faithful here, you know what im going to do next. Part of our tradition is direct those is to recognize for who the purpose of this museum do we have any world war ii survivors . Wave and be recognized. Thanks for coming tonight. How about other veterans . Veterans from any other era . If you could waive or stand and be recognized and accept our t
To Bloomberg Markets, rules and returns. To to doddfrank, we speak to the managers reacting to a new generation of rules. Lets dive into the regulator y framework. I spoke to Andrew Bailey and asked him about the hot topic on. Veryones mind and everyone is doing everything they can to be involved. To be out and about, making sure everyone understands what is needed. Are not finding cases as we might expect of deliberate refusal to help so i am recently comfortable with where we are. There is a lot to be done as we. Ight expect the rules come into effect in january. Our supervision will take over of the markets in the firms. Sure,e done work to make i expect to be taking, we will find things that are better than that are going less welcome firms will tell us about that. Nejra you have artie asked paperwork to be submitted by july 3. You say that many firms have met this deadline. How concerned are you about the ones that havent . At the moment our overall view is we have had a good resp
David i dont consider myself a journalist, nevertheless i nobody else would consider myself a journalist. I began to take on the life of being in interviewer, even though i have a day job. How do you define leadership . What is it that makes somebody tick . Did you always know that you wanted to run fidelity, and did you feel pressure to run it when you were younger . I never felt any pressure to and i certainly never knew that i would actually get to the position that i have gotten to now. I was always interested in the business, it was impossible not to learn about it. Between my grandfather and my father, they were both passionate. And they both loved the idea of building a business that focused on taking care of its customers and i always wanted to be involved with it. But of course, when you are young, you do not know where life is going to take you. David your grandfather started the company in 1946. Abigail he began life as a lawyer. The family word is he was frustrated and bore