As the nation marks the 50th anniversary of the Loving v. Virginia U.S. Supreme Court ruling, which overturned laws prohibiting interracial marriage, Amy and Jamie Wise of San Diego are sharing their own love story.

First Person: Singing About Mental Illness

GUEST:

Veronica May, musician

Musician Veronica May was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2008, and her latest album focuses on her experiences with mania and depression.

First Person: San Diego Foster Youth Heads To College

Alaysia, senior, San Pasqual Academy

Erin Pavelko, volunteer Court Appointed Special Advocate

Before all the pomp and circumstance of high school commencement ceremonies in June, a small group of San Diego high school seniors will celebrate another graduation, from foster care.

First Person: Imprisoned For Murder

GUEST:

Billy Johnson, inmate, Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility

Putting on his high school football uniform made Billy Johnson feel like he was part of a family and let him dream about college and a possible sports career. But Johnson said he got involved in selling drugs and eventually killed his dealer. In 1992 he was sentenced to 16 years-to-life in prison.

First Person: First Latina In Space To Be Inducted Into U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame

GUEST:

Ellen Ochoa, director, NASA Johnson Space Center

In 1993, La Mesa native Ellen Ochoa became the first Latina to travel to space. As a NASA astronaut she went on four space missions and logged almost 1,000 hours in orbit.

First Person: Mother And Son Fight For Environmental Justice

GUEST:

Francisco Martinez, sophomore, San Diego State University