they would military trained and they knew jujitsu.they are known as the quarry tiles and their motto was that how we can't. the red cross offered opportunities for civilians to volunteer for the war effort. the group organized blood drives and trained nurse aide ayn rand clubs for members of the armed forces could relax and socialize, both in the united states and overseas. african-american women served overseas at the red cross around the globe. alan dixon caused a sensation when she reported for duty along the alcan highway in march 1943. hazel was an assistant director of the red cross club, insisted because women could not be direct or is. she worked in the red cross club in dawson creek, british columbia. the only woman at the club. acer and 95th engineers, that group of engineers who built the highway across canada and alaska. when she arrived, she was greeted by 1300 black soldiers. they hadn't seen many women in the hearing half the on-the-job and hazel was the first black woman 18 in all that time. grace out i was one of four

it combines karate and jujitsu. some parents and coaches say the martial arts is misunderstood. an official with the state athletic commission said it could be dangerous for young children. >>> it's now 6:27. another day without the bay area's busiest bridge. what cal trans is saying about the closure. and last minute work for the opening of the new eastern span. >>> a driver is missing and wanted by police this morning in san jose after being involved in a deadly accident. >>> good morning, at the bay bridge, well this might be the last time you see this for a good, long time. the toll plaza still closed. by this time tomorrow it will be back in action. >>> mostly cloudy muggy start to the morning for your holiday, possibility of a few scattered showers in the forecast coming up i'll have a look at your temperature time line for today and when i expect we will be returning to warmer weather. . >>> good morning. welcome back. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. these are live pictures from richmond. police and swat teams are positioned outside of a home. the camera's zooming in

so i think what happens here is obama's strategic genius has to allow them to have a kind of moral jujitsulet them kick themselves. let them hurt themselves as they're trying to figure out what to do here. but, again, the fact that these people are poor and hurt does not move ted cruz. >> there was a good example -- >> very quickly, david. >> what republicans did care with the plight of the masses. that was mitt romney. massachusetts. and romney care. >> absolutely. >> and it wasn't that long ago. >> it is possible. >> it's a great idea. and it's been applied nationally. david corn, professor michael eric dyson, thank you. >>> the president lays out diplomacy over destruction. and we, all of us, will raise a glass to that. >>> to all those here in new york and around the world who helped sustain the united nations and to the spirit that we need the cooperative effort of the whole world. cheers. the american dream is of a better future, a confident retirement. those dreams, there's just no way we're going to let them die. ♪ like they helped millions of others. by listening. planning. workin

he has done clever jujitsu politically, saying to congress, put up or shut up. host: trevor from new york city. caller: talking about these calls from the u.k. -- don't you think the turnaround by president obama and asking for congressional approval is simply because dave cameron lifted the phone and said, take my advice and have the people's input before doing anything? guest: absolutely. i was not inside the white house doubler -- to liberations -- deliberations, but i have no doubt that the vote in the house of commons was very influential in the president's decision, to a decision to ask the congress to provide him with that authority. he was and is very much alone in this decision. the un security council, nato, the arab league is not with him. only the french internationally said they would support a unilateral strike. domestically, he was alone. he had not build political support for this decision. the vote in the commons was critical. the president's decision was heavily influenced by that vote, and the need to find some support, someone who would have

this art combineses karate and jujitsu. it's really popular in california.y it's misunderstood and official says this could be dangerous for young children. >>> a marathon standoff happening. the reason why s.w.a.t. teams spent the whole night outside of an east bay home. >>> the bay bridge will not be opening before today's opening ceremony at 3:00 this afternoon. we just spoke to officials we'll tell you what they had to say about construction -- next. >>> and this morning's commute has been good on this labor day holiday. golden gate bridge looks good but a little foggy. >>> yes. we're joined by a mix of low clouds along the coastlines just inside the bay. mid-level clouds bringing in a few scattered showers. i will have a look at stormtracker2 -- coming up.  >>> by this time tomorrow, you commuters will be driving across a lock-awaited new span of the bay bridge. it's looking good. we're gone continue our live team coverage. good morning. welcome to monday, it's september 2nd, it's labor day. happy labor day. i'm dave clark. >>> steve is off today. ros

he has done clever jujitsu politically, saying to congress, put up or shut up.t: trevor from new york city. talking about these calls from the u.k. -- don't you think the turnaround by president obama and asking for congressional approval is simply because dave cameron lifted the said, take my advice and have the people's input before doing anything? guest: absolutely. i was not inside the white house doubler -- to liberations -- deliberations, but i have no doubt that the vote in the house of commons was very influential , tohe president's decision a decision to ask the congress to provide him with that authority. is very much alone in this decision. the un security council, nato, the arab league is not with him. only the french internationally said they would support a unilateral strike. domestically, he was alone. he had not build political support for this decision. the vote in the commons was critical. the president's decision was heavily influenced by that vote, and the need to find some support, someone who would have his back on his decision. host: henry