Tuned for that. Good morning and thanks for joining us. Im darya and im reyna. Weve been talking about the weather because a very stormy weekend, arias wondering a little break. Thats another big headline is digging out from that snow and hopefully getting a little spot to clean up from the range on. I know in the process just continues. Were definitely taking a step back this weekend. Thats going to give crews a chance to get up there and plow. Do those smaller roads. I80 is still closed at colfax this morning. We are anticipating reopening today. So today is going to be a day where you can make your return. But as of right now, theyre still a lot of work to be done this morning. Your view outside the bay. We are looking at the Golden Gate Bridge having seen some light showers within the past couple of hours. We are mostly just looking at a cold start today. It is a frost advisory in light blue up in marin, sonoma and napa counties until 09 00am this morning. And when you look at temp
Community, including growing up asian in america, we wrap up our show with wu yee Childrens Services celebrating its 40th year as it helps chinese immigrants, especially in china town. All that on our show today. Well, we have prided ourselves in presenting the contributions of japaneseamericans during world war ii, and today we get to talk about an effort to make their history a part of the literary landscape in a big way. Joining me to talk about the coffee book, the go for broke spirit portraits of courage are robert horsting, the oral historian and coauthor, and photographer and coauthor shane sato. Welcome to the show. Robert horsting thank you for having us. Robert handa great to have both of you here. Well, give me an idea. First of all, we were talking a little bit earlier about, you know, the idea of this, and how it got started, and your collaboration. Give us an idea in terms of the origins of this book, and how you guys ended up collaborating. Go ahead, robert. Shane sato w
Historic decisions. Arguments number 18, row against weight. , it was quite an popular. Through few cases that illustrate very dramatically and visually, what it means to live in a society of 310 million different people, who stick together because they believe in the rule of law. Susan good evening and welcome to cspan and the National Constitution centers landmark cases. Tonight we will be examining a 1944 war powers case before the Supreme Court. It is the story of korematsu versus the United States. Fred korematsu was the japaneseamerican who challenged the right of the government to forcibly detain people during world war ii. You may know a bit about this history, American History during world war ii. Many japaneseamericans were gathered. 120,000 by some estimates. They were detained through the course of the war. Fred korematsu said that that was not right and took it all the way to the Supreme Court. We will learn more about that case. Lets introduce you to the two people who wi
Historic decisions. Arguments number 18, row against weight. , it was quite an popular. Through few cases that illustrate very dramatically and visually, what it means to live in a society of 310 million different people, who stick together because they believe in the rule of law. Susan good evening and welcome to cspan and the National Constitution centers landmark cases. Tonight we will be examining a 1944 war powers case before the Supreme Court. It is the story of korematsu versus the United States. Fred korematsu was the japaneseamerican who challenged the right of the government to forcibly detain people during world war ii. You may know a bit about this history, American History during world war ii. Many japaneseamericans were gathered. 120,000 by some estimates. They were detained through the course of the war. Fred korematsu said that that was not right and took it all the way to the Supreme Court. We will learn more about that case. Lets introduce you to the two people who wi
Reporter good morning to you sam and kris. The Santa Clara County sheriff and one of her investigators had a News Conference here to give us more details on what led their office to find and arrest the suspect in the murder of gin lu tommy shwe, a 70yearold man who made a living investing in real estate. He had also employed this man for two years. Christopher christopher albrecht. Hes in jail now for murdering him. The Sheriffs Office tells us he left behind several clues leading to his arrest on wednesday morning, january 18th, the day after the family reported shwe missing. A morgan hill atm surveillance camera captured him attempting to deposit a forged check from shwes account. Another camera at a home depot recorded him buying a shovel on january 20th. Tulare county Sheriffs Office found albrechts van. And nearby evidence of possible foul play. Two Days Later Police arrested him for allegedly waving a knife at someone near a fast food restaurant. On him they say they found shwes