karen, from your perspective?think we're amplifying the needs of the community, the voice of our community in responding to these challenges. when something happens, you know, i think about it's not just to our community. it's to many other communities. our community wants to do something. our jewish values tell us we have an imperative. we have an imperative. we see everybody in god's image. so when a tragedy happens, we say, what can our community uniquely provide in this situation to help out? >> believe it or not, we're going to take a break and come back to continue this conversation in just a moment here on "mosaic. " ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good morning and welcome back to "mosaic. " we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation with karen, the middle east project director for the jewish community relations council and rabbi julie. welcome back. we were talking a little bit about how your organizations view response in general to events and talked a little about the current events that have happened in the wor

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we've asked his daughter, karen kormatsu, to share her father's story.s issued by president roosevelt. that was the order that gave actually the military the authority to forcibly remove anyone of japanese ancestry from the west coast, washington, oregon, california and arizona, and they were given just 48 hours notice to report to the detention assembly centers. my father was arrested in san leandro, california. the executive director of the american civil liberties union of northern california visited my father in jail and asked if he'd be willing to fight his case. and mr. besick said, if need be, we'll take it all the way to the supreme court. it was just a simple matter of he thought the government was wrong, and he was right to take a stand. he was standing up as an american. and that is the question. what does it mean to be an american? my father was most proud of the fact that his federal conviction was overturned or vacated. it almost took 40 years for that to happen. he never gave up hope. after my father passed away in in 2005, then people wer

karen israel: "dear ms. spielbauer, i've been following your case for the past several months and felt it was time i reached out to you directly." josh mankiewicz (voiceover): a week later, we received a response from inmate number 80059, housing unit 2, pod b, cell 22. it was the kind of letter that makes an impression. katie spielbauer: "i appreciate your interest in my story and your desire to want to know what is really going on in this pathetic excuse of an investigation." josh mankiewicz (voiceover): she clearly knew her audience. katie spielbauer: "as long as you respect me and mine, i will give you one hell of a story." josh mankiewicz (voiceover): because, she said, she had information we would want to hear about her ex-husband, jd, the man she said was the real killer. katie spielbauer: "there is a very dangerous man walking the streets of this town. i know the truth. i won't stop screaming until someone listens." josh mankiewicz (voiceover): listen, we did. those letters kept on coming. and soon,

it's called karen loki, i think in russian in georgia. jeffrey silverman, his career, flourished until 2011, when he saw a story on george and tv about a new us biological lab. open 70 kilometers from to be see individuals like cf. com. well, the bosses you bought appeals to new the losers as well. but if i just give us some photos really set up what they do, and you've gotten the option to get the most of the email, but it doesn't allow me to costco, some of the edits, or the little bit of the silverman to sit down to find out what the barbecue is out to is the very 1st finding shell, tim. right behind me. there's a village near the airport where the workers for the repository used to working with the military barracks. and people are getting sick all the time. there isn't a thursday or from the lab. were living here for got sick to died. but what did they dialed? oh, they should food poisoning. oh yes. but they were, the phone was coming out of their mouth silver malay to learn that these experiments were ordered by military authorities in washington. i used to work with people in my

when i my advance copy of the book didn't start a page one, i knew a bit about your experience with karen ash and i just went straight to the beginning, that story and kind of followed that thread till i got to the end and then started page one to me as you read the book, that's okay. because to me she represents the the truly. the the true, the true aspect of reality is stranger than fiction. a lot of times and and then you're at the scenes you kind of describe your meeting with her in combination of an what you would expect from a top notch scientist the kind of scientific but interwoven almost like biblical or and kind of things that you wouldn't expect in that type of a conversation. i'm just curious about your thoughts like as like how you were feeling as that was happening to you when you were there kind of in the in person. and then if you have any thoughts about, the the kind of converge science of these of of these aspects of her personal deity that you usually don't find together in, in a scientist, and you probably need to sort of ground folks in as sure. yeah. yeah. so what aa

and karen culkin's win for a real pain could mean two more kids for him and his wife, jazz. she said, i will give you four when you win an oscar. the night also included a lengthy standing ovation for l.a. firefighters, while morgan freeman supplied a poignant moment honoring the work of gene hackman. he won the hearts of film lovers all over the world, a love shared for sunday's oscar winners the musical. amelia perez led nominations with 13, but ended up taking home just two statuettes. in hollywood, jennifer bjorklund, nbc news. always a fun time there. conan o'brien had a really funny bit where he was advertising to the younger audiences a new streaming idea to watch movies. it was called cinema stream. when you go to this building and they have this big screen and they play the movie for you. yeah, it's like that idea where you go to a building and there's stores and you can shop all these new things. yeah. what innovative ideas? i'm dvr ed it. i have to catch up over the next couple months. a all right. meteorologist kari hall is here. actually, good weather to stay in

he calls himself ceo of team karen. all right, sign me up to be vp or whoever your deputy is.o address a joint session of congress tomorrow. we'll dig into what we can expect to hear. and then coming up on morning joe live reporting from russia as world leaders react to friday's contentious meeting at the white house between president trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. plus, member of the foreign relations committee, democratic senator chris murphy will weigh in on the oval office confrontation, as well as the efforts to secure a peace deal with russia. also ahead, grammy award nominated singer tori amos will be a guest. morning joe is will be a guest. morning joe is just moments away. pronamel clinical enamel strength can help us to keep our enamel for a lifetime. it's backed by science it is clinically proven to strengthen our teeth. i would recommend this toothpaste to everybody. it's really an amazing product. (♪♪) [restaurant noise] allison. [swooshing sound] introducing allison's plaque psoriasis. ♪♪ she thinks her flaky, gray patches are all people see. ♪

what we can do is go to our papers and through allison and karen we can get that information for you. something very minimum it didn't impact the results. >> thank you. >> and then lastly, we didn't have no material misstatement or the financial statement no material audit adjustments and no uncorrected statements out there as well so. with that, if there is any questions? >> any questions? comments? >> thank you. >> i would like to thank staff and having a clean audit delivered. always a pleasure as a board member to have a clean audit. and thank you for your continued, you've been a partner with us for a long time. thank you. >> thank you. >> some informational item only. public comment, please. >> thank you, do we have any in-person public comment on this item? seeing none, moderator, do we have any callers? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> thank you, hearing no calls, public comment is now closed. >> okay, so let's take we'll, if you'll again, we'll eat while we're doing our business, and let's do 20 minutes? >> sure. >> to come back, is that good for you?

host: karen, alabaster, alabama, line for republicans. caller: good morning.st want to say on mr. soros, he is not in the white house but he is backing a lot of political candidates throughout our country so he is causing havoc. i want to talk about the ukraine war. when the war first started, turkey negotiated a peace treaty between the two countries. the biden administration came in behind the scenes i believe, they kept pushing for ukraine to join nato. russia said that is the line in the sand. if you insist, we are going to invade. that is pretty much what happened. kamala harris is over there talking about how we want ukraine to join nato. anyway, dealing with ukraine now, here we are three years later dealing with ukraine now, can trump stop all aid to ukraine legally? and let russia keep the southeast region because those people want to be part of russia anyway. it is not like he is land grabbing. he is taking back part of the territory these people want to be part of russia anyway. i think zelenskyy is pushing him to continue this war. that is my opini

host: karen, alabaster, alabama, line for republicans. caller: good morning. want to say on mr. soros, he is not in the white house but he is backing a lot of political candidates throughout our country so he is causing havoc. i want to talk about the ukraine war. when the war first started, turkey negotiated a peace treaty between the two countries. the biden administration came in behind the scenes i believe, they kept pushing for ukraine to join nato. russia said that is the line in the sand. if you insist, we are going to invade. that is pretty much what happened. kamala harris is over there talking about how we want ukraine to join nato. anyway, dealing with ukraine now, here we are three years later dealing with ukraine now, can trump stop all aid to ukraine legally? and let russia keep the southeast region because those people want to be part of russia anyway. it is not like he is land grabbing. he is taking back part of the territory these people want to be part of russia anyway. i think zelenskyy is pushing him to continue this war. that is my opinion