-this general dewitt's desk.ubtful that it would be common sense procedure to try and intern 117,000 japanese. an american citizen after all, is an american citizen. so, he didn't even believe in what he did. bill: dewitt is today considered synonymous with the internment of japanese americans during world war ii. the beginning, he was fairly reticent to do that. in stepped karl bendetsen. -karl bendetsen was sent from washington dc to assist general dewitt. mr. bendetsen claimed he knew the japanese mind. he grew up with japanese, so he knew how they thought. and he claimed to be sort of an expert. -he said that japanese americans are an enemy race. and ile the second a third generation have "americanized," the racial strains are undiluted. so therefore, along the pacific coast are potentially 112,000 enemies of the united states. pehe maneuvered dett insen ways tt served his purpose. -when i first saw dewitt early in december, and that he want arpose wasfullcale evacuation.ong, i don't think it ever occurred to

in exchange for acknowledging the prosecutors had enough evidence to convict him for the dewitt, theon family. but that's the best investigators thought they could do. >> the bottom line is we know jason is gone forever. he only has one life to give. we cannot punish him anymore than what he is already being punished. >> this serial killer, the master robber and burglar, will likely die behind bars. the neighbors he terrorized are safe again. but under some roofs, there's been damage to the concept of home as a sanctuary. take vicky in lloyd ervin. they've kept their burglar bars their home alarm system, they didn't know how much they needed that stuff until we fill them in. >> let me tell you something that, will probably freak you out in this comes from a guy number two in your house. he said, after the home invasion they came back. >> are you serious? >> he wanted another round, they parked in front of your place, did a little surveillance, sculpted out, and jason scott wanted to come back in and even the score. >> i didn't know that, that's scary. >> could've been your picture on

it was at san francisco's presidio that lieutenant general john dewitt decided to declare the entirest coast. a military exclusion zone specifically targeting all persons of japanese ancestry. this is general garrett's office. national park service ranger james osborne says to its historic office is still preserved on the second floor of a presidio building. that's now a private school in this office , march and 1942. that he's signed all those assembly orders signed 108 exclusion orders about 80,000 of those incarcerated were american citizens, many of them children. so really, this is where it became racist. you know these and there were no not on the east coast, saying people of german ancestry all have to report, osborne says. ironically dewitt knew that less than a mile from his office housed in building number 6 40 was a secret project. the military intelligence school where 58 japanese americans were training to become wartime interpreters, loyal soldiers even as the law punished their parents and this was top secret. they could not tell their families. under court martial. th

it was at san francisco's presidio that lieutenant general john dewitt decided to declare the entirecoast. a military exclusion zone specifically targeting all persons of japanese ancestry. this is general the rates office. national park service ranger james osborne says to its historic office is still preserved on the second floor of a presidio building. that's now a private school in this office , march and 1942. that he's signed all those assembly orders signed 108 exclusion orders about 80,000 of those incarcerated were american citizens, many of them children. so really, this is where it became racist. you know these and there were no not on the east coast, saying people of german ancestry all have to report, osborne says. ironically dewitt knew that less than a mile from his office housed in building number 6 40 was a secret project. the military intelligence school where 58 japanese americans were training to become wartime interpreters, loyal soldiers even as the law punished their parents and this was top secret. they could not tell their families. under court martial. they

it was at san francisco's presidio that lieutenant general john dewitt decided to declare the entirecoast. a military exclusion zone specifically targeting all persons of japanese ancestry. this is general the rates office. national park service ranger james osborne says to its historic office is still preserved on the second floor of a presidio building. that's now a private school in this office , march and 1942. that he's signed all those assembly orders signed 108 exclusion orders about 80,000 of those incarcerated were american citizens, many of them children. so really, this is where it became racist. you know these and there were no not on the east coast, saying people of german ancestry all have to report, osborne says. ironically dewitt knew that less than a mile from his office housed in building number 6 40 was a secret project. the military intelligence school where 58 japanese americans were training to become wartime interpreters, loyal soldiers even as the law punished their parents and this was top secret. they could not tell their families. under court martial. they

homeowner leanna dewitt deac doesn't know what he was thinking. he was clearly after the flags now whether he was after them because he's just nuts, or he was after them because of the significance of them. i don't know, but he wasn't done. he tossed the planter down the sidewalk and through a second one out onto the street. he went on to hurl cast iron furniture off the front porch, pulled the flag pole bracket off the house, damaging the outside. so for now, the large ukrainian flag isn't back on display. i think it was generally angry and hateful. deac is half ukrainian on her father's side she visited in 2019 has been trying to return, but the pandemic hit and then the war. i have family over there that are in the middle of this. this bothered me a lot. it also bothers her because both she and her husband, reno, rafsanjani, happened to be retired san francisco police officers. even so, it took a couple of calls before the calvary came from the richmond station, whereupon yanni formerly worked. no one is immune. this is the safest police distri

it was at san francisco's presidio that lieutenant general john dewitt decided to declare the entire exclusion zone specifically targeting all persons of japanese ancestry. this is general debates office, national park service ranger james osborne says to its historic office is still preserved on the second floor of a presidio building. that's now a private school in this office , march and 1942. that he's signed all those assembly orders signed 108 exclusion orders about 80,000 of those incarcerated were american citizens, many of them children. so really, this is where it became racist. you know these and there were no not on the east coast, saying people of german ancestry all have to report, osborne says. ironically dewitt knew that less than a mile from his office housed in building number 6 40 was a secret project. the military intelligence school where 58 japanese americans were training to become wartime interpreters, loyal soldiers even as the law punished their parents and this was top secret. they could not tell their families. under court martial. they were threatened not

great -- great cast - colin firth, our buddy toni collette, amazing >> i mean, so many rosemarie dewittthis type of stuff it -- "did you ever make it loose on set, what was the fun things," and you said that you created a game it's called "yea or nay. >> it's called "yea or nay." >> jimmy: that's correct >> and it's -- it was invented -- well, i don't know if it was invented, it was brought to me by odessa young, who plays my sister on the show >> jimmy: wait, someone actually -- i thought you invented this game >> i did not invent this game. >> jimmy: this is a real game? >> i can't take credit for this this is a real game. >> jimmy: can you explain to everyone what this game is >> it's very basic but basically it's a great time-waster. so, one person is the subject, and everyone else secretly decides, "okay, this is the end position we want this person to end up in. okay so, you choose, like, a physical position for them it could be like this. it could be, like -- >> jimmy: yeah >> -- climbing on the wall it could be anything >> jimmy: you all decide that that's the position. >> and y

university kennedy school of government and a master's degree at the samuel dewitt proctor school of theology. reverend taylor as ordained in the american baptist church and the progressive national convention and serves that the historic alfred street baptist church in alexandria, virginia the author of several articles and publications including two books mobilizing. hope faith inspired activism for a post-civil rights generation and his recent book that we are talking about today a more perfect union a new vision. for building the beloved community please join me in welcoming driver. theodore or r johnson theodore roosevelt johnson goes by ted. he is a senior fellow and director of the fellows program at the brennan center for justice at the new york university school of law. where he undertakes research and race politics and american identity. prior to joining the brennan center he was a national fellow at new america. and a commander in the united states navy. serving for 20 years in a variety of positions. including also as a white house fellow in the obama administration. did

homeowner leanna dewitt yak doesn't know what he was thinking. he was clearly after the flags now whether he was after them because he's just nuts, or he was after them because of the significance of them. i don't know, but he wasn't done. he tossed the planter down the sidewalk and through a second one out onto the street. he went on to hurl cast iron furniture off the front porch vandal pulled the flag pole bracket off the house, damaging the outside. so for now, the large ukrainian flag isn't back on display. i think it was generally angry and hateful. deac is half ukrainian on her father's side she visited in 2019 has been trying to return, but the pandemic hit and then the war. i have family over there that are in the middle of this. this bothered me a lot. it also bothers her because both she and her husband, reno, rafsanjani, happened to be retired san francisco police officers. even so, it took a couple of calls before the calvary came from the richmond station, whereupon yanni formerly worked. no one is immune. this is the safest police

homeowner leanna dewitt yak doesn't know what he was thinking. he was clearly after the flags now whether he was after them because he's just nuts, or he was after them because of the significance of them. i don't know, but he wasn't done. he tossed the planter down the sidewalk and through a second one out onto the street. he went on to hurl cast iron furniture off the front porch vandal pulled the flag pole bracket off the house, damaging the outside. so for now , the large ukrainian flag isn't back on display. i think it was generally angry and hateful. deac is half ukrainian on her father's side she visited in 2019 has been trying to return, but the pandemic hit and then the war. i have family over there that are in the middle of this. this bothered me a lot. it also bothers her because both she and her husband, reno, rafsanjani, happened to be retired san francisco police officers. even so, it took a couple of calls before the calvary came from the richmond station, whereupon yanni formerly worked. no one is immune. this is the safest police

homeowner leanna dewitt yak doesn't know what he was thinking.arly after the flags now whether he was after them because he's just nuts, or he was after them because of the si

some other celebrities included hall of famer dirk dewitt ski, of course, the former map.ary payton jr and rapper little way it is the place to be these days also happen today. if you still need to plan a summer get away or maybe a winter vacation . we've got some great ideas for you. ktvu james torres has been live at the santa clara travel and adventure expo all morning and james would be found for us. frank claudia. will the doors don't officially open until 10 a.m. so we're just two average shy of that. but we're learning a lot this morning and something that you might want to know and might want to learn about if you're planning something international or just a big domestic trip. you know, just keeping up to date with some of the latest stuff, so let's talk to mr angel castano's is with us here early this morning, just fresh off a plane from italy. you are practically a professional traveler. travel journalists been doing this for a couple of years now. how many countries did you say you've been to 96 countries and counting? yeah. you know what you're doing. you best