apa is not just for apa it is for all americans it is not just for history that is written but history that continues to be wrimg written a couple weeks ago the board of supervisors passed same house, same call? for the filipino town even mission street the milestones there is milestones written we thank claude begin and e define and the volunteers of the asian pacific american heritage month and our co-chairs the whole village people lake this make this city happy asian pacific american heritage month and congratulations. >> thank you, mr. wells fargo. >> (laughter). thank you wells fargo >> so we really appreciate the long-standing relationship not a one, if you're here we expect and how you have a good time connecting with the community last year, we had folks joining us we're returning thank you, mr. dean (clapping) kim so you wonder to continue our support please talk to kim so, please look through our website our facebook and press packet to see all the people that make that happen the cities are very, very important part of this asian pacific american heritage month celebration

abc7's kristen sze is here now with leaders in our local apa community. >> thank you, cheryl. we have a great group for today's show. nick kuwada is staff attorney with asian law alliance, based in santa clara county. masashi niwano is festival & exhibitions director for center for asian american media. and elise maar -- former senior associate director of admissions to stanford. now, we brought you all here because your expertise will really help us understand some issues that are very important. we're talking about timely and relevant to asian-americans -- and also the broader bay area community, of course. we're talking about this election year, presidential election, so we want to talk about voting, getting out the vote. also, this year is the "oscars so white" controversy, so we want to bring in the issue of media representation of asian-americans. and, of course, something that is so stressful to parents out there, not just asian-americans, but it is a particularly important topic to asian-americans -- we're talking about the stressful road to higher education and colleg

apa is not just for apa it is for all americans it is not just for history that is written but history that continues to be wrimg written a couple weeks ago the board of supervisors passed same house, same call? for the filipino town even mission street the milestones there is milestones written we thank claude begin and e define and the volunteers of the asian pacific american heritage month and our co-chairs the whole village people lake this make this city happy asian pacific american heritage month and congratulations. >> thank you, mr. wells fargo. >> (laughter). thank you wells fargo >> so we really appreciate the long-standing relationship not a one, if you're here we expect and how you have a good time connecting with the community last year, we had folks joining us we're returning thank you, mr. dean (clapping) kim so you wonder to continue our support please talk to kim so, please look through our website our facebook and press packet to see all the people that make that happen the cities are very, very important part of this asian pacific american heritage month celebration

that's 90% of them. >> now, tell me what the apa is, please?> oh, american psychiatric association. >> mm, yeah. >> the apa did another study on it, the american psychiatric association, that came out just recently, and they said it's 15 times more so. if you do the numbers, it's between 180,000 and 210,000 a year. >> that's horrifying. i mean -- >> there's more men raped in the -- in the military... than in federal prisons. that's according to dod's numbers and, you know, comparing them to do the justice department's figures. >> so, what do we do, geri lynn? how do we fix this? how do we -- i mean, i know that a lot of the legislators -- and you've met with them 'cause we have pictures of you. >> mm-hmm. >> seeing him talking to jackie speier -- congresswomen jackie speier -- here is -- is really instrumental in leading this fight, but you're in the trenches. you're -- you're living this. what do we do? >> [ sighing ] what do we do? well, um, we keep the conversation going... by sharing with people about the topic. a lot of people still don't

apa is not just for apa it is for all americans it is not just for history that is written but historyt continues to be wrimg written a couple weeks ago the board of supervisors passed same house, same call? for the filipino town even mission street the milestones there is milestones written we thank claude begin and e define and the volunteers of the asian pacific american heritage month and our co-chairs the whole village people lake this make this city happy asian pacific american heritage month and congratulations. >> thank you, mr. wells fargo. >> (laughter). thank you wells fargo >> so we really appreciate the long-standing relationship not a one, if you're here we expect and how you have a good time connecting with the community last year, we had folks joining us we're returning thank you, mr. dean (clapping) kim so you wonder to continue our support please talk to kim so, please look through our website our facebook and press packet to see all the people that make that happen the cities are very, very important part of this asian pacific american heritage month celebration i se

apa is not just for apa it is for all americans it is not just for history that is written but history that continues to be wrimg written a couple weeks ago the board of supervisors passed same house, same call? for the filipino town even mission street the milestones there is milestones written we thank claude begin and e define and the volunteers of the asian pacific american heritage month and our co-chairs the whole village people lake this make this city happy asian pacific american heritage month and congratulations. >> thank you, mr. wells fargo. >> (laughter). thank you wells fargo >> so we really appreciate the long-standing relationship not a one, if you're here we expect and how you have a good time connecting with the community last year, we had folks joining us we're returning thank you, mr. dean (clapping) kim so you wonder to continue our support please talk to kim so, please look through our website our facebook and press packet to see all the people that make that happen the cities are very, very important part of this asian pacific american heritage month celebration

the apa suggests immediate judicial review is required.hat's falls under the presumption of reviewability. that's the intent of congress. once finality has been established, it seems to me that that the court should be looking at ways to facilitate judicial review and not find ways to deter it or delay it or obviate it. justice ginsburg: suppose the response to your to your argument on the part of the agency is, well, we didn't have to get into this in the first place, there's no statute that required us to hold these jurisdictional to make these jurisdictional determinations, so forget it. your client is exposed to the very same things under the statute, right? so because the agency has provided something that at least is some benefit to the public it served, it becomes subject to immediate review, where, if it if it had done nothing, all we had was the statute, then your client is still left with the same choices, right? mr. hopper: you might recall, your honor, that this is a 12(b) motion where we take the facts as asserted in the in th

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in 2011, there was 6,727 apa apartheid schools in the united states.nt accountability office report confirms that in recent years american schools have become ever more segregated. in the 2000-2001 school year, 9% of k-12 public cools were mostly poor or minority. these students were offered less science, less math and less college prep than other schools. they were disproportionately more likely to be suspended or expell expelled. rutgers university professor says that between 2000 and 2013, the number of americans living in high poverty neighborhoods has nearly doubled from 7.2 million to 13.8 million. that income segregation looks a lot like racial segregation. he knows that nationwide, more than one in four poor blacks live in extreme poverty neighborhoods thcompared to 1 i 13 poor whites. in one illuminating study, attended court ordered desegregated schools between the 1960s and 80s. johnson found that blacks who attended desegregated elementary schools were more likely to graduate and 22% less likely to be incarcerated as adults. blacks who spen

apa heritage is really critical as we move forward as a city not only celebrating pride and heartage and struggles against displacement and empowerment for the asian pacific islander communities. this year as the committee identified its several historic milestones one is the 40th anniversary of the san francisco soul sister communities and the asian art museum and the anniversary of japantown. i also want to acknowledge we passed as a board a few meetings ago the first tuesday of may will be a celebration here at this board of supervisors of asian pacific american heritage month and provide these commendations but because of last week different issues we pushed to this meeting. i wanted thank my colleagues for cosponsoring that legislation that passed unanimously. with they think it's about the milestones and these leaders that we are honoring today and thank you president breed for accommodating the awardees today. thank you. >> thank you supervisor mar and with that we will move forward with recognition gz the first supervisor on roll call. supervisor mar unless you want to acknow

and if you are celebrating apa heritage, you can learn more about it on our bay area instagram feed. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) >> hall of famer jerry rice joins stanford athletes to help teach kids how to make fitness fun. they took the field at menlo college in atherton yesterday. he they compete to relay races, run drills, even capture the flag. rice said it's important for kids in all communities to get a chance to just run around and play. >> being able to go into the community where kids, they don't get the opportunity to be active. and to give them that opportunity i think is worthwhile. >> rice received a special award from the event's organizers, the winter rice foundation for his community activism. >>> thousands of baby salmon will be released tomorrow. they arrived last week spending five days to acclimate to the water. it's part of a rearing project

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it's in its fourth year of celebrating apa heritage.ram feed. [we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >> hall of famer jerry rice joins stanford athletes to help teach kids how to make mitness fun. they took the field at men low college in atherton yesterday. he they compete to relay races, run drills, even capture the flag. he said it's important for kids in all communities to get a chance to just run around and play. >> being able to go into the community where kids, they don't get the opportunity to be active. and to give them that opportunity i think is worthwhile. >> jerry rice received a special award from the event's organizers, the winter rice foundation for his community activism. >> thousands of salmon will be released tomorrow. they arrived last week spending five days to acclimate to the water. it's part of a rearing project put on by the california department of fish and wildlife. about 160,000 baby salmon will be released from the filler point harbor in hal

apa heritage is really critical as we move forward as a city not only celebrating pride and heartage and struggles against displacement and empowerment for the asian pacific islander communities. this year as the committee identified its several historic milestones one is the 40th anniversary of the san francisco soul sister communities and the asian art museum and the anniversary of japantown. i also want to acknowledge we passed as a board a few meetings ago the first tuesday of may will be a celebration here at this board of supervisors of asian pacific american heritage month and provide these commendations but because of last week different issues we pushed to this meeting. i wanted thank my colleagues for cosponsoring that legislation that passed unanimously. with they think it's about the milestones and these leaders that we are honoring today and thank you president breed for accommodating the awardees today. thank you. >> thank you supervisor mar and with that we will move forward with recognition gz the first supervisor on roll call. supervisor mar unless you want to acknow

montgomery county police say chong neglected the 66 dogs she kept inside her home on glen ,v ápá least of the dogs wa sick investigators tell us it had to be euthanized. >>> and new this morning, evidence of a trend the pentagon says the country needs to turn around. a study out this morning finds 42% of military spouses are unemployed compared to 25% of spouses nationwide. in addition, the study finds military spouses with a bachelor's degree earn 40% less than their civilian counterparts. researchers with blue star family says the frequent moves and erratic schedules that come with being a military spouse makes it hard to keep a good job. >>> in just a couple of hours this is going to be the sight above annapolis. the blue angels air show starts at 2:00 this afternoon. these are all navy and u.s. acrobatics in the air here. the blue angels held a practice yesterday. that's the vid you you're seeing right here. wish you could hear a little of what the engines sound like roaring above the crowds that are usually below. this is also going to be the sight at the naval academy graduation.

. >> it's basically tearing me apa apart. >> reporter: among them yolanda pagan, packing up and moving a beautiful, wonderful treasure in the caribbean. it's gorgeous and it's so sick right now. >> reporter: to help cure it, the government here has raised the sales tax to 11.5%, higher than anystate. but because it's a commonwealth, puerto rico can't declare bankruptcy like detroit, and the bill to rescue the island has stalled in congress. now, the next big hurdle is a debt payment due on july 1st. late yesterday the governor of puerto rico issued an executive order to withhold most of today's payment. he called it a painful decision, jose. >> so meanwhile, gabe, you have people on capitol hill just not able to get to any kind of agreement that would help puerto rico out of its crisis, and this is causing suffering, massive suffering for that island, and it seems as though that bill in the house is not going anywhere soon. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. it's stalled, particularly with no end in sight. late last year speaker of the house paul ryan said he would have liked to have see

this program >> thank you, ann i didn't and members of the apa and want to recognize a few people from the fact community that helped to have the program in mission and the bayview and silicon valley that's it barbara from the fact bayview american people are house and laura from the fact mission center and marie from visitacion valley thank you so much. (clapping.) >> so the community ambassadors are out there the most vibrant and dangerous areas he helping residents and workings sea visitor and community groups and merchant they report crimes and inform of the people of the serves and volunteer the community and live in the community and they care about people they serve the city they live and work for so it is my pleasure to introduce the fact ambassadors team the fact team is led we want to commend redistribution two individuals that exceptional individuals that helped me building the houses of engagement to what is today wouldn't have been possible i need they're afraid help please give me it up for deputy direction richard (clapping.) and your cap immigrant rights commissioner (c

the about the peas and other problems that can be fixed overnight the face a monumental task to be apa full funding partner in this effort and i welcome the opportunity to explore options to includehat operations subsidies the federal government is the only member that does not pay any sheriff operating subsidies then refile the tree a dedicated source of revenue separate but equally important investments workical to future success metro has ben the single greatest achievement regionally and the single biggest disappointment working together we can restore it to the place of prominence that held in setting the standard across the nation to give riders a world-class service they so sorely deserve.nd m >> representative delaney? >> 20 think that chair to give me the opportunity to i discuss metro today something that is important to my constituents to use the system on a daily basis for everyone that lives in the national capital regionn and to all visitors clearly metro is in crisis with significant deficienciesgnose th arouse safety and reliability and customer service and financial ma

in fact, global anti-apa rtheid movement we witnessed in the 1980's is something we could be benchmarking. with north korea in retrospect, we may have done just the opposite. sports, cultural, and business exchanges have been in fact, been encouraged instead of being boycotted. in doing so, we sent the wrong message. hopefully, stronger responses eu, and a.n., network of global human rights communities on top of the recently passed north korea human rights act in south korea will change that. in doing so, we should make a effort also to form alliances among international organizations that deal with the gender oppression, religious persecution, and drug trafficking. all hallmarks of north korea. the debate over how terrible things are in north korea is over. it is now time for enforcement and accountability. since the end of world war ii, the global community has meticulously built up the international judicial system to counter human rights violations of all scales. it falls on all of us to defend it. states,cular, united japan and the republic of korea should be at the forefront of this

do i think that the system failed yes. , do i think apa could have been more aggressive if we knew we were not getting the information, yes. we could talk to the states, but too long. it should have been elevated. i would have loved to have an opportunity to intervene in a more aggressive way. rep. grothman: wow. rep. chaffetz: mrs. maloney of new york is now recognized. rep. maloney: administrator mccarthy, would you check on the level of lead in new york city's water and get back to me. and i am grateful that there are professional employees working for the health and to protect the health of the american people. i want to thank you for the job you are doing. gina mccarthy: thank you. rep. maloney: the people in flint are drinking high-levels of lead in their water. and governor snyder, you utterly failed in your responsibility to protect them. earlier you testified that we needed action, we needed action by the epa, we needed action by the city council. but even after you found out that there were problems, that it was in paper in front of you, with your staff, once you knew even w

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the apa under this president has a long history of disregard for the law and disrespect for the oversight of congress. your boss gina mccarthy committed perjury and made several false statements at multiple congressional hearings trying to defend the fact that waters of the us regulation. on numerous organizations administrator mccarthy not only broke the law by lying to congress but in doing so she lied to the american people in order to force misguided and overreaching regulations that have no scientific basis down our throats. perjury before congress is perjury to the american people and an affront to the core principles of our republic and the rule of law. you're sitting here impersonating the ceo being offered as that office by the president is an affront as well. that is why i have introduced articles of impeachment to remove mccarthy from office but before you get too excited , let me give you another astronomical promotion in mccarthy's place. i think you should step down as well.you cannot serve as acting official when you are nominated to fill that post permanently. it's against

to remember reme malcolm winnfel.m winnfel he was shot and killed byled eulalio tordil while helping apa woman that tordil was tryingas t to carjack.jack. tordil also killed his estranged wife and anotherged no person in that two-dayay shooting rampage. rampage >>> this morning a plea tois help the famil my of gladys ogl tordil with funeral costs. they want her body transportedda back to her homeland in thed ine philippines for burial.pi it will cost between $8,000 $8, and $10,000.00 the migrant heritagegr commission has set up a donation account. they're also working to getsoki gladys' sister a visa to comea c to the u.s. to handle herdl estate. >>> metro news. today the board will be> discussing new orders from the n federal government tewo make mak urgent repairs. >> federal transit f administration says this work must get done before s metro's o forward. how will this impact our ts im commute? fox5's melaniemelanie alnwick is live at theive at ballston station with more. mel, good morning. g >> reporter: good morning,d steve and allison and it's i hard to know exactly when this s new

put two patties down, this far apa apart. >> can you use the back of a spatula?stick to the griddle. >> there we go, okay. >> perfect. >> the idea is we're getting it's the brown crust. we're getting a ton of that, two per patty. cook it 90% of the way through on this one side. that way, you get a lot of brown crust while it's juicy. >> less than a minute? >> cooking it most of the way through. grab on the edge of the griddle. this is a paint skracraper. >> oh, scrape it off? >> you want all the crust there. >> the cooking utensils from home depot. >> yup. >> add the slice of cheese, stack them. >> oh, i see. double. double, double. get my scraper. there we go. >> we should have assembled these beforehand, but we're going to put a little sauce on each bun. >> got my own over here. little homemade. >> great. >> verdict? >> monday at 8:49, and our diets are blown for the week. >> i'm almost done. the french fries complement with the incredible burger. >> we all are finishing our burger even though it's 8:49 in the morning. >> it still has all the juice. thank you s