This is Jan Delec speaking from the CBS Newsroom in New York.

The Japanese have attacked the American naval base at Pearl Harbor Hawaii and our defense

facilities at Manila, capital of the Philippines.

The Japanese have attacked Pearl Harbor from the air and all-nabled military activities

on the island of O'Haule, the principal American base in the Hawaiian Islands.

A second air attack has been reported.

This one has been made on the Army and Navy bases in Manila.

A naval engagement is in progress off Honolulu with at least one black enemy aircraft's

carrier in action against the Pearl Harbor defenses.

The planes are officially described so far as unidentified in these messages, although

later reports that have come in from the press associations definitely identify at least

two of these planes as carrying the emblem of the rising sun, the emblem of Japan.

Hello friends, welcome to another episode in our series Resilience, the wartime incarceration

of Japanese Americans.

In order to fully understand the events that led to the incarceration of 120,000 Japanese

Americans, most of them citizens, we have to understand Pearl Harbor.

Pearl Harbor didn't come out of nowhere, but it was a shock.

And today we'll be hearing from historian Craig Nelson, who's led a research team for

years that produced over 1 million documents related to the attack on Pearl Harbor and

he has written a seminal book on this topic, Pearl Harbor from Infamy to Greatness.

This book about Pearl Harbor provides a blow by blow account from both the Japanese and

American perspectives.

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