charles pierce, who was a friend of hanleys.anley wrote him back and said yes, charlie,i know where there's some good japanese americans. there were 5,000 in this unit. they are american soldiers and i know where they're buried. i wish i could show some of them to you, charlie. i remember one japanese american. he was walking ahead of me in a forest in france. a german shell took off the right side of his face. i wish the boys of the lost baa toll ealon. the 442nd became very famous for rescuing battalion from a texas division that was lost behind enemy lines. so that hanley continued. the marvel is charlie, that these boys fight it all. they're good soldiers in spite of the racial prejudice shown by your paragraph by your newspaper. i know it makes a good joke, but it's the kind of joke that prejudice thrives upon. our system is supposed to make good americans out of anyone. it certainly has in the case of these boys. you and a few others make one wonder what we're fighting for. i hope it isn't racial prejudice. in orange count

so that hanley continued. in this letter to the editor. i wish the boys in the lost time can tell you what they think of japanese-americans. the marvel is, charlie, that these boys fight at all. they're good soldiers in spite of the racial prejudice shown by your paragraph by your newspaper. i know it makes a good joke, but it's the kind of joke that prejudice thrives upon. our system is supposed to make good americans out of anyone. it certainly has in the case of these boys. you and the hearst newspapers and a few others make one wonder what we're fighting for. i hope it isn't racial prejudice. in orange county, westminster california, where many japanese had lived, was a family named masuda. and they were imprisoned in hill river, arizona. and then, there were four sons two of them were killed in germany. and when their sister and mother returned to westminster within a , few weeks, midnight raiders came to her door and told her to get out. she was frightened and she did. one of her brothers had been posthumously awarded the distinguish

. >> huge blast in the turkish border town of hanley. facilitatessurface to surface mix launched from the assad regime. >>> a battle to take control of idlib. el nusra front shift in strategy. kim vanel reports. >> reporter: on the outskirts of idlib rebel fighters take aim at shoot points. including al qaeda linked al nusra front. in syria's northwest. activist video purports to show getting ready for battle. regime forces reportedly closed off the city in preparation for attack, stopping residents from getting in and out while transferring command centers. taking idlib would be be an important victory for government fighters, allowing them to cut off supply lines. to the east indarazor, rebel fighters control large portions of iraq. and after meeting with bashar al-assad, more will are done. >> translator: there is cooperation but we are looking forward to having a high level of cooperation. what we have in common needs more coordination and we hope that this visit would be a first step towards more coordination. >> iraq one of syria's

scored a victory against the boys winning 8-1 the bay sock are coach by rec and park own rochelle hanley, who was recognized during women's month last year and is a member of the 1994 colorado silver bullet and all-female baseball team who competed against mens teams. so very exciting stuff and i believe that concludes the gm's report and we're going to take a look, because we had a lot of fabulous events this week, this past month in parks. and before i do, actually i want to recognize -- san francisco state interns, if you would please rise? [ applause ] as we have been in subsequent years, we're very pleased to be joined by our interns and i think here are nelson and rebecca jeana, and jessica, are you all here? not everybody is here. why don't you introduce yourselves very quickly, starting from left to right. >> i'm natalie, aquatics manager. >> rebecca montgomery -- [ inaudible ] welcome one and all. our partnership with san francisco state is now its in 4th year, i believe. and it really is a workforce pipeline. we have a number of alums of the program that have worked for us ever

the latest joined by middle east correspondent hanley gamble.te victory for the prime minister three or four days ago looked unlikely he would be able to pull it off. frankly, he did this appealing to the base. he did this by security versus economy. these are the issues the race was based on. what we saw in the last 24 hours is the prime minister coming out, said two state solution don't see it happening soon, he pretty much pretty much kwaushed that. not something that the palestinian leadership wanted to hear, but something that many in the israeli conservative circles, their ears were open to it, and frankly that's how he managed to pull this victory off. >> all the reports were before there was a couple days polls couldn't be taken, it was razor thin, it was tied, that he could lose this. gave us a good understanding of what changed things in the final 48 hours. now what happens next as far as the parliament there? >> reporter: there's going to be a lot of horse trading and jockeying in the sense they're trying to form a coalition. from rep