>> no answers from anna brown. who died soon after that.t a very easy kid. so i was put into foster care. >> and then, he graduated from high school. he got a job, moved in with some friends. and started his own rock band. this youtube video shows him singing lead. and for all he has wondered about his past, he'd come to believe he would go to his blood grave without ever meeting a blood relative. until now. >> wow! they are actually in the same building i'm in right now. that's amazing to me. >> and here they were. >> oh, my baby. >> hello. >> oh, it's been forever. >> it's great to see you. >> meeting family for the first time. >> you kind of look like me. [laughs] >> after so many years. >> this is the first time meeting my blood. >> i know, us too. >> it's great. it's so great. >> and this is how peppers desperate search for a low war memory of a long lost childhood ended. far bigger than she imagined. far better. >> it's good to see you, mom. >> oh, good to see you too. >> the family that was stolen, found. >> amazing, it's the best th

was in aapi heritage month, how important is it for you to feel like, not only we have the brown breaking annaie series, but to do other things to spotlight our community. >> i think we have a lot to do, and i'm so glad that anna may wong inspiring barbie is the first step. i think we can do it. asians are here to stay. we can be represented in everything. >> well, i want to thank you, annie wong, the niece of, anna may wong, for working with mattel, for them being so respectful about the process of creating a barbie doll that not only looked like your and, but also is imbued with the energy and the spirit of her. i know that she was a trail blazer. we use that word a lot, but i think it really fits for anna may wong. thank you for sharing your time with us this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> and thank all of you for joining me this morning. i'll be back here tomorrow at our regular time of eight a m eastern, where all welcome florida state representative ana eskamani, to talk about what's left of individual rights. now that florida's a legislative session is over. remember, you can k

brown. call now your call free premiere tomorrow at 20:00 on ntv a flight attendant named anna i had an eveningnts were not the best in the world. well, what didn't you see? she said goodbye to her mother and son took the gun. and she went to the front, she says, well, take it, you wanted to fight, take a platoon. our beauty against ukrainian monsters. i was afraid that they would say that i was afraid, i endured everything, as she freed mariupol from zelensky's militants , you are a beast. you come here and lived, i say, how you became a commander, nicknamed a squirrel. i never i didn’t allow myself to cry in front of the boys, because you can’t cry a weakling and how, together with your boys, he is preparing to meet the contrast of zelensky today at 6:00 pm on ntv, every child in our country has the right to free school education the right to the duties of a student the federal law also says. there we have integrity and discipline and respect for elders and even possible punishment for failure to comply with these points up to expulsion from school, but these decisions apply only if not an ad

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anna. >> all right. now to a big story this morning that we're following california attorney general rob bonta. as i mentioned a moment ago, is getting involved in the case of the shooting death of banko brown in san francisco. remember that brown was shot and killed by security guard outside of a walgreens where he was accused of shoplifting and a crop was michael thomas following the story for us in san francisco. michael. >> yeah, good morning. well, attorney general will now be francisco district attorney an - brooke jenkins to see if use of discretion was utilized in this case. and as many of us know, this is been really kind of going national. take a look. we have a photo of banko brown on your screen now at the time he was unarmed when he was green security guard shot and killed brown after allegedly stealing from the store. controversy was added even more when san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins released surveillance video of brown's death and decided not to charge the security guard who claim that the killing was done in self-defense. and thank those family attorney spoke with us recently said that they were excited that this is moving in some type of a direction that co

brown: i rise today to recognize and honor a long time member of my staff anna. she's been with our office for almost a decade working on veterans affairs, foreign policy, defense, making a difference for so many ohioans, so many of our veterans. anna's last day with our office is a couple of days from now. she moves on for a new opportunity, a millennial challenge. she'll be working on something she cares so passionately about to reduce poverty around the world. they're lucky to have her. her dedication to public service and the public good is unwavering. one of her greatest successes happened last summer when we passed the pack act, the most comprehensive expansion of benefits for veterans who face toxic exposure in our country's history. because of anna and the veterans and advocates that she worked with, the pact act is law today named after an ohioan heath robinson. thousands of veterans have access to the health carolina they deserve -- health care they deserve. this bill passed in august. i remember the president signing it. by january, several hundred tho