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family taken in oakland before they were about to board a bus and sent to the internment camp in topaz, utahrents, my aunt, and my dad, he's 14. i mean, i looked at my dad. he is wearing these jeans with these rolled-up cuffs on his jeans. he is just sitting there really looking like, what the heck is going on. >> reporter: paul recreating the moment where the historic photo was taken. >> this was a tough one. >> reporter: one of the more iconic pairing of photos, three young boy scouts saluting the flag at the internment camp in heart mountain, wyoming. >> i like the symbolism of them. they're boy scouts. they're saluting the flag every morning and lowering the flag, showing respect to the united states of america, and here they are locked behind barbed wire. it is just such a shameful part of american history. >> reporter: it is a part of history that satsuki ina now travels the country speaking about the lengths of the japanese american experience to what is happening today with other immigrant groups. >> it's the same rationale that's being used today to do mass roundup and detention of

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of the 1st phase of the agreement, why it causes go to the the office stated that since at the, at utah effect, back in january 19th, at least a 116 palestinians right killed. and we have seen that these patients have big contained to out communication channels that we mediators and conflicting policies in order to guarantee the sustainability of the deal. but now we can see that, but the notes for escalation took place today. we have also got reports from eye witnesses in a rough ice city and tell us some time neighborhoods suggest that to residential plots has been struck by east valley trojans, with no casualties, sofa reported on the ground. you understand also that a different to an agencies and the international committee of direct costs have cooled forward. the resumption of it is, he's fine. it talks in order to guarantee the stability of the gaza strip to avoid any sort of thought that the to ration in the humanitarian situation. tom ok, thanks so much tara, tara, composing for us. the in rough, or israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu says this decision to hold agents, a

that discussion there should be no federal funding, why should they spend money people of georgia or utahhey enjoy the benefits of federal funding one they won't cooperate with ice trying to extract out? people accused of horrific crimes won't even communicate with them. >> i couldn't agree more. i'm so frustrated. tom home in his right putting people's lives in danger, law enforcement is in danger when you docs them and post their faces throughout the city and give away their addresses. this is a battle against the worst of the worst, worst criminal elements and we should be on the same page of this. we should be standing behind tom home and to get these horrific horrible people off the streets before they hurt another one of our children. >> president trump calling out consequences of the migrant crisis for years. >> we have languages coming into our country, we don't have one instructor in our entire nation that can speak that language. these of languages, they have languages that nobody in this country has ever heard of. >> he's doing something about it. the president just signed exec

for more on this the gop agenda at utah congressman blakemore.essman, thank you for taking time today. you are a member of the budget committee you heard madeline's report there. it could be just a few weeks from a government shutdown are we headed for 1? >> we are actually seeing really good communication from the white house he on heard from speaker johnson to be able to continue funding levels to the end of this fiscal year at the end of september all the while we could be working on to prepare for that as well as fy 26 we will actually finally be in control. was misinterpreted a little bit this budget we are dealing with right now came from the biden administration. so the senator from vermont by saying now it's our job to do it is still a continuation. we are going to get this done avoiding a government shutdown is important peace for everyone back in washington. moving that forward so we can take advantage of the good findings we are finding with some real spending cuts. griff: ware, congressman, do you see the sticking points? is that medi

bay fc's season kicks off march 15th on the road against the utah royals. >>> andrea? city -- music industry in a special way. on monday it kicked off the first ever music week. it was created to support local artists and boost the economy with several events. one of the local artists featured at music week was a singer, songwriter, music teacher, and activist. ♪ ♪ >> she was born in san francisco's vernal heights and xru up in the mission. she started playing music with her family's band when she was only 7 years old. she tells us she hopes to be an inspiration for other bay area artists. >> it's my priority to teach people that they can find themselves through music, not necessarily through fame, not necessarily through even being a professional musician, but just driving home the message that the most important relationships are relationship to self, relationship to craft, and relationship to community. >> she has performed at local festivals such as the san francisco jazz festival and outside lands. >>> speaking of outside lands, we're going to be talking about one

daniel and his daughter amy brought their mugs on a trip to the spectacular monument valley in utah.g, guys. this one is really special, allison, richard, diana, andrea at a global health workshop in ghana where their team performed 20 complex neurological surgeries on local children in desperate need of care. just incredible work. bravo to all all of you. send us a picture of your mug. you might see yourself next week. remember, you can get that big old "sunday today" mug online at today.com/shop. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we'll see you right back here next week on "sunday today." good

utah high school mini-go to college and if you went to college they might go to college.hink that will change because what people mean is i want my kid to have the opportunity to have a life where they make a good living and they can raise a family and all the basic things that people want for their children and the more it becomes clear that this kind of training is leading to that the more we are going to get the that shift in how people are conceptualizing success and there's a role for schools when the kid is struggling for seeming like maybe college is not -- it's not the word i'm looking for picks of the kids seems like this would be like school can do more for them. we have college counseling. we have career counseling and we should think of this as courier counseling and maybe that's the shift. >> we have always been focused those who care about opportunity and access they want to break down barriers -- barriers for first-generation college goers and how do we make sure -- what i think we are talking about here is how do you break down the barrier for multi-genera

bay fc's season kicks off on march 15th two on the road against the utah royals. >>> president trump will pardon the late sports legend pete rose. trump made the announcement on social media and added that rose should be inducted into the baseball hall of fame. trump did not say what the pardon would cover . rose was banned from baseball in 1989 for betting on games including his own team. the cincinnati reds. he was also made ineligible for the hall of fame, despite being the career leader in hits. pete rose later confessed to the betting accusations in an autobiography and he also spent five months in prison in 1990 in an autobiography and he also spent five months in prison in 1994 filing false income tax returns. the 2017, a woman alleged she had an affair with him while she was underage. >>> coming up a show of support in great britain for the president of ukraine following that mary public argument in the oval office on friday. the past that european leaders are now facing. >>> israel blocks the flow of humanitarian aid into gaza. how israel is linking the move to a proposed ex

i was doing a television show for the wb in utah called "everwood." >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> yes, thanko. i had like a computer and a little studio set up in my office. and i recorded some tracks with -- >> jimmy: do you remember any of them? >> oh, yeah, i could, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, could you give us a little bit? >> a little taste? oh my god. >> jimmy: please. [ cheering ] >> this is embarrassing. all right. i see a lot of white people in the audience. don't start clapping on the one and three. that's going to mess me up. do you know what that means? no. >> jimmy: put your hands in the air like you don't care. >> one, two, three, four. instead of, one, two, three, four, which every white person does when people start singing. you don't want to do that, white folks. you go one, two, three, four. give me like that. uh, uh. hold on. right, right. ♪ ♪ listen, it's like i just smoked up to write again, it's the middle of the night again, hey, i'm a set this session right again, put the pen to paper and it gets me all excited ♪ ♪ and i dibble and dabble and hip-hop the mic and if i do it ri

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republican congressman mike kennedy in utah, republican congressman kevin hern in oklahoma, republican senator lisa murkowski in alaska. >> are fighting the war in ukraine. >> asking this question. >> do you. >> share his. >> sense of do you think something. should be happening? right? >> i don't. >> know. >> the. >> president said. >> that he was. >> going to say that. >> he was going to say that. >> look, look, >> this mother's day or something. >> oh my gosh. >> so star wars where i can tell. you more. >> yes, yes. >> thank you. >> personally. do you support ukraine or russia? >> well, i. >> here's what i know. >> it's not easy, ma'am. it's not easy. it's not easy. >> zelensky a dictator. yes or no? >> that part. i have a problem with that statement. yes. did ukraine start. >> the war? >> well it's simple. >> do you support ukraine? start the war? yes or no? did ukraine start the war? >> i want to know where you stand. >> it's not part of it. >> ukraine or russia. we have been supporting zelensky for years now. three years. and then he started this. now we're isolated or he is isola

. >> kennedy in utah. >> republican congressman kevin hern in. >> oklahoma, republican. >> senator lisa murkowski in alaska. >> on starting the war in. >> ukraine, asking this question. >> do you share his sentiment? do you think something should be? i mean, i don't know, the president said that i. >> was going to say that he was going to say that. look, or something. oh my gosh. >> so you. >> started the war story i can tell. he started. >> the war. >> yes, yes. thank you personally. >> do you. >> support ukraine or russia? >> well. >> here's what i know. >> it's not easy, ma'am. >> it's not easy. >> it's not easy. >> jen psaki a dictator. >> yes or no? >> that part. >> i have a problem with that statement. yes. >> did ukraine. >> start the war? >> well. >> it's simple. >> do you. >> support ukraine? >> start the war? >> yes or no? >> did ukraine. >> start the war? i want to know where you stand. >> it's not part. >> of it. >> ukraine or russia. we have. >> been supporting zelensky for years now. it's three years since. we started this. now we're isolated or he is isolating america. he

somebody like john curtis, republican from utah, he's a senator. he also expressed regret about what happened on friday, expressing support for ukraine and noting that russia is the aggressor in the situation. so there are certainly voices within the republican party. despite a growing trump year and more america first over the years, there are still those reaganite conservatives who prefer a muscular foreign policy are supportive of allies overseas. it's just a question of how loudly are they going to want to use their voice again in this atmosphere that is so dominated by the america first philosophy. >> and we'll see how much that is influenced by whatever comes out of the summit in europe today. let's talk about the democrats response here. their fundraising off this, and politicians and parties, fundraisers off almost anything. but how fertile do they think this is for them? >> look, i think that that's going to be the question with everything going forward, really, because of course, all this campaigning and all this messaging is in preparati

republican senator john curtis from utah saying diplomacy and statesmanship seem to have been checked at the door of the oval office today. congressman mike lawler. lawler from new york calling the meeting a disaster. and there were a handful of other people, but for the most part, molly, that was the exception, not the rule. what are you hearing about this as as republicans try to kind of metabolize what happened yesterday? >> well, as you said, there have been a few republicans. publicly expressing. >> uh. >> distaste for for the president and vice president's. >> approach, but most of them very much cheering for what they are saying is. exactly the sort of america first philosophy that they argue the voters voted for last november. uh, privately, republicans, uh, some republicans, uh, would prefer that he not have taken quite that approach. but you know, what you hear from secretary of state rubio and from some others as well, is, uh, the what they're saying is whether or not you like the way president trump and vice president pence approach that meeting, they are the only ones who

that's banned from public schools in utah. cemetery boys by aiden thomas.you must take part in the revolution by melissa lee, two award winning young adult books. the 57 bus by dashka slater. and we are not free by tracy chee. and finally, two enduring classics, the awakening by kate chopin and the great gatsby by f scott fitzgerald. one of my favorite american classics. if you don't have time to grab a pen, don't worry, i'll post this list on my social media accounts, including blue sky, which you can scan the code on your screen right now. it will take you right to my blue sky page, and after you take all those titles out of your local library and purchase them from your local bookstore, please email us your thoughts and your questions. we do go through this and we use those for our questions to the authors. email me at my story at dot com. i want to know if you like the writing, if the messages resonated with you, what you didn't like about the book, and what you want to hear from the authors. more reading as resistance together coming very resistance to

. >> utah, who posted. >> this on social media.thank you for standing up for. >> our country and. >> putting america first. president trump and vice president vance, other senators. >> commending the. >> president's actions. included tommy tuberville of alabama and bernie. moreno of ohio, senators roger marshall of kansas, rick scott of florida, and jim banks of indiana all posted the same message thanking the president for standing up for america. however, there were a few congressional republicans who continued to stand up for ukraine. gop congressman don bacon of nebraska posted on social media, quote, a bad day for america's foreign policy. ukraine wants independence, free markets and rule of law. it wants to be a part of the west. russia hates us and our western values. we should be clear that we stand for freedom. fellow republican congressman mike lawler of new york posted in part, quote, as someone who fundamentally believes that russia, china and iran are not. our friends or allies and continues to believe it's important t

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brian in salt lake city, utah. republican. caller: good morning. let me start this off.he truth has no agenda. the truth is the truth. cnn, msnbc, that is all they do is lie down there. everybody says trump is a liar, that is just all bullcrap. usaid, samantha power's room and back. all americans are mostly like homer simpson. that is what they think of us. and here they are spewing all these lies. samantha powers needs to be arrested. that usaid, that is all kinds of waste money. abrams, that guy was talking about, he was point on. the truth has no agenda. speak the truth. it will save our country because we are going down. zelenskyy, that was barack obama. socialism. that is barack obama, brought up in socialism. his whole family was that. and then you've got to get everybody on welfare, you've got to get everybody getting money. that is exactly what o-biden has done. i call him uh o-biden because obama was running the country. host: joseph, line for independents. caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm an independent and let me just explain how i got there. it's you

brian in salt lake city, utah. republican. caller: good morning. let me start this off. truth has no agenda. the truth is the truth. cnn, msnbc, that is all they do is lie down there. everybody says trump is a liar, that is just all bullcrap. usaid, samantha power's room and back. all americans are mostly like homer simpson. that is what they think of us. and here they are spewing all these lies. samantha powers needs to be arrested. that usaid, that is all kinds of waste money. abrams, that guy was talking about, he was point on. the truth has no agenda. speak the truth. it will save our country because we are going down. zelenskyy, that was barack obama. socialism. that is barack obama, brought up in socialism. his whole family was that. and then you've got to get everybody on welfare, you've got to get everybody getting money. that is exactly what o-biden has done. i call him uh o-biden because obama was running the country. host: joseph, line for independents. caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm an independent and let me just explain how i got there. it's you c