Originally aired March 29th, 2019 for Uptown Radio.

Uptown Radio Broadcast 190329 by Uptown Radio

Uptown Radio Broadcast 190329 by Uptown Radio

Uptown Radio Broadcast 190329 by Uptown Radio

Uptown Radio Broadcast 190329 by Uptown Radio

Stevie Hertz, Columbia Journalism School '18 M.S., uncovers the mystery of the Japanese-American child that left an internment camp to live with her family during World War II.

Stevie Hertz, Columbia Journalism School '18 M.S., uncovers the mystery of the Japanese-American child that left an internment camp to live with her family during World War II.

Stevie Hertz, Columbia Journalism School '18 M.S., uncovers the mystery of the Japanese-American child that left an internment camp to live with her family during World War II.

Stevie Hertz, Columbia Journalism School '18 M.S., uncovers the mystery of the Japanese-American child that left an internment camp to live with her family during World War II.

After a fatal crash that killed 20 people last October in upstate New York, Governor Cuomo wanted to ban stretch limousines. THEN, after much opposition from the limo industry, he agreed not to. Now, he is proposing all limo and large vehicles--old and new--to install seat belts for its passengers. Reporter Andrea Salcedo talked to limo companies about how this could impact their business.