this is a apa heritage month kickoff conferences we know we are all here from mayor london breed in a few short minutes but thank you to her for not only for business and economic recovery but bringing our - thank you, london breed. >> (clapping.) that is about making idea happen we really appreciate this so but today, we are talking about our apa heritage month this is coming up next wednesday force us to this year is the 20th anniversary of celebration in san francisco um, but that is also the 40 are 45 year of celebration in the united states um, in the 1979 the president signed the proposition for the may for the asian american pacific islanders especially heritage and the month of may was chosen because of the could commemorate the transcommon council railroad and the arrive of the first immigrant in japan so we have been celebrating the weekly by the week every year until the year of 1990 was extend because of the work of a lot of organizations and advocating for them in 1992 the celebration of apa month in the country was again signed into law to tap in perpetuity this is the t

this is a apa heritage month kickoff conferences we know we are all here from mayor london breed in a few short minutes but thank you to her for not only for business and economic recovery but bringing our - thank you, london breed. >> (clapping.) that is about making idea happen we really appreciate this so but today, we are talking about our apa heritage month this is coming up next wednesday force us to this year is the 20th anniversary of celebration in san francisco um, but that is also the 40 are 45 year of celebration in the united states um, in the 1979 the president signed the proposition for the may for the asian american pacific islanders especially heritage and the month of may was chosen because of the could commemorate the transcommon council railroad and the arrive of the first immigrant in japan so we have been celebrating the weekly by the week every year until the year of 1990 was extend because of the work of a lot of organizations and advocating for them in 1992 the celebration of apa month in the country was again signed into law to tap in perpetuity this is the t

i think it is time for the apa heritage awards presentation. now, every year, what happens is the apa heritage foundation honors organizations that focus on promoting and preserving aapi history. art, culture and also achieved significant milestones in their mission and in their longevity. to present the awards to our two milestone organizations this year and also the community inspiration award, please welcome city attorney david chui. [applause] we also like to invite dennis yee, chair of the awards committee to join the presentation as well. [applause] >> good evening san francisco. happy apa heritage month and welcome back to the asian american academy awards. it is so amazing to look out on to all of you and see the beautiful mosaic that represents the diversity of our apa community and as your first asian american city attorney i want to say how proud i am along with all the leaders here in this room to be part of the most historic cultural and social asian american capital in the country. without further ado, let us bring up our first co

this is a apa heritage month kickoff conferences we know we are all here from mayor london breed in a few short minutes but thank you to her for not only for business and economic recovery but bringing our - thank you, london breed. >> (clapping.) that is about making idea happen we really appreciate this so but today, we are talking about our apa heritage month this is coming up next wednesday force us to

apa heritage month is special during which we pay contribute to those who that paved the way. >> it is great to be here to celebrate the many of may and for many reasons why our city is zoned spi-3 and have a great welcome to all of you to start the celebration of asian pacific american heritage month for everyone and the activists continue to inspire change a celebration of unite and the deliberations or trunks that help to shape our city that welcomes. >> all for the an occasion when this has not took place i'm dlptd to continue it moving forward he together. >> very descriptive of what has been occurred not city over the years. the great benefits of this city has we've seen it culturally, climate change and in every way from the participation of asian-americans and californians and asian american pacific islanders, it is just been frankly incredible the city would not be what it is and not the state without that incredible contribution. the journey to building a stronger community not without challenges by the covid pandemic and the rise on a anti indian-americans when the community

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our pride and our ethnicity and i feel like right now, i've been talking to the kids, and we see your apa heritage sign on the bus, and we're like, wow, everything seems so big this year. yeah, a lot of community pride, a lot of cultural pride here. there are about 60 events happening across san francisco to celebrate aapi month. all right. it couldn't be a better month or a better week to celebrate. man, beautiful sunshine outside for any great event. it's like a ten out there. it is. it was kind of hard to walk into the office right? you're here. we're all here. we made it. we made it. but i know a lot of folks out there today. right? you were thinking, oh, man, i wish you just had the day off. we had that sunshine. warmer temperatures. don't worry, though, it's going to continue right into that weekend forecast. let's show you more in that microclimate weather tonight. and i want to show you how warm we got today and how that compares to the average. and look at these numbers here. santa rosa coming in at 8310 degrees above your average concord at 80 average 76 san jose 81. and that av

earp's theater was packed tonight for the apa heritage awards. it included a traditional parade.eed also signed a proclamation marking the heritage foundation 20th anniversary, and organizers honored former mayor willie brown for his work with the chinatown and japantown communities. they also showed a video recognizing past honorees, including our very own robert honda. oh, that's very nice. we always have the most colorful gatherings. by the way, thanks for joining us. we hope to se

for a complete list of events, go to apa sf.org. now time to check in on the weather.d right now by sandhya patel. you know, walking around outside tonight, it felt like i was in southern california or arizona. >> yeah, i know, i mean, it really felt nice, right? it was warm outside. it still is right now jr i mean it's the kind of weather where you could get away with short sleeve even at 1119 tonight. >> say i can't wear short sleeves on the shelf but okay. >> yeah. any more random thoughts? all right. let's take a look at some live pictures right now. we teased jr because one day he said i have some random thought. so live views from our tower cameras and you can see the visibility is fantastic. tonight from emeryville to pier 39, san jose and sutro, temperatures are going to soar tomorrow. we're talking about summer-like heat, santa rosa hitting 88 degrees along with concord. these are some samplings of our temperatures. san francisco 81, oakland 84, san jose 87. in palo alto 83 degrees. if you're sensitive to heat, this is something you'll want to keep in mind. mi

tonight's event was put on by the apa heritage foundation.ancisco will have other cultural celebrations throughout the month, and we will try to cover as many of those as we can. that's right. >> all right. thank you so much for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel. >> larry biel, all of us. we appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel ryan gosling. >> have a great night. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, ryan gosling -- and jeff ross. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> j

french lawyer appointed to represent him did not return phone messages on tuesday, according to the apa. as to if and when he'll be returned to the united states. that is unknown at this time. i have reached out to multiple departments and agencies in pennsylvania for more information. jr stone, abc seven news. >> what a story jr thanks very much. the encampment at uc berkeley is all packed up this evening after successful talks with the university. the university says they reached an agreement to expedite what it calls a new socially responsible investment strategy. demonstrators say they're going to protest at the uc regents meeting at uc merced tomorrow, as other activists from across the state are doing. uc regents have no plans to sell assets, despite the protesters demand that the universities divest the regents say tonight that the university system has $32 billion invested in companies that make weapons or support israel. >> it's very complicated, some of them are time commitments that we've made, and the students need to understand that. but we i think we need to do a better jo

my father enlisted in the navy at age 17 in 1945, and he was on the apa 44 uss fremont in the engine room crew, at age 18. they used to call it the black gang. they don't call it that anymore. but he was in that situation from 1944 to 1949. he got out in 1949 and got a job at a development center, and the captain is smiling. that was a high-tech capital of america in the 1950's. they trained all the mercury astronauts there until johnson took it all down to houston, texas. but in any event, he was called back into the navy two weeks after he married my mother in 1950, and he was sent to korea again in the black gang on the a 13 in the engine ship. it was attached to the uss valley forge. he spent two years there. he went in at age 17 and came out as a first-place petty officer at age 25. he then went back to john's will, like many of his generation. he went to night school for his bachelors degree. he was promoted at john's will and became a control director. johnsville is one of the few places split in half, civilian and military. he was control director for the whole thing. my brot

earp's theater was packed tonight for the apa heritage awards. it included a traditional parade. mayor london breed also signed a proclamation marking the heritage foundation 20th anniversary, and organizers honored former mayor willie brown for his work with the chinatown and japantown communities. they also showed a video recognizing past honorees, including our very own robert honda. oh, that's very nice. we always have the most colorful gatherings. by the way, thanks for joining us. we hope to see you back here tomorrow. good >>> tonight, the >>> tonight, the tensions on campuses boiling over from coast to coast. the violent clashes today at the university of wisconsin just hours after police in new york stormed a building that had been taken over on the columbia campus. the nypd arresting nearly 300 protesters across the city. the mayor blaming, quote, outside agitators. >>> in california, ucla canceling classes today after violence erupted between dueling groups. our team on those campuses tonight. >>> also this evening, the terrifying moments an active shooter at a middle

this month i'll highlight attend the apa heritage month and women's policy submit and also attended the loma linda first one to speak on shift happens i'm sorry this is at shift happens with director kimberly ellis with the department of women and chief inspector and tom and matthew bringing some of that awareness to shifts happens discussing or discussing operations and disasters to the community and how they can get involved. in recruitment and outreach lieutenant anderson among the many things he does coordinated the stop at pip burton high school a one-day two yap where they taught students how to speak on opioid overdose and how to overcome those with that and - but i really want to highlight really one of the gentleman here we had to folks put on this training nick and rich two of our newest h-3 level paramedics and it goes to show folks we're hiring and the recruitment is working um, and the outreach is work together working we video two of the new i am not individuals learning that quick and speaks volumes to the folks we hired and gave back to the community and young kids all i

for a complete list of events, go to apa sf.org. now time to check in on the weather.ght now by sandhya patel. you know, walking around outside tonight, it felt like i was in southern california or arizona. >> yeah, i know, i mean, it really felt nice, right? it was warm outside. it still is right now jr i mean it's the kind of weather where you could get away with short sleeve even at 1119 tonight. >> say i can't wear short sleeves on the shelf but okay. >> yeah. any more random thoughts? all right. let's take a look at some live pictures right now. we teased jr because one day he said i have some random thought. so live views from our tower cameras and you can see the visibility is fantastic. tonight from emeryville to pier 39, san jose and sutro, temperatures are going to soar tomorrow. we're talking about summer-like heat, santa rosa hitting 88 degrees along with concord. these are some samplings of our temperatures. san francisco 81, oakland 84, san jose 87. in palo alto 83 degrees. if you're sensitive to heat, this is something you'll want to keep in mind. minor

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tonight's event was put on by the apa heritage foundation.ltural celebrations throughout the month, and we will try to cover as many of those as we can. that's right. >> all right. thank you so much for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel. >> larry biel, all of us. we appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel ryan gosling. >> have a great night. to mesoderm .com. >> i'm steve, i lost 138 pounds and nine months on go low and taking release. golo saved my life. i was way overweight and that's what sent me down the path was i. i wanted to make sure and live for my kid. plain and simple. >> if you're on supplemental oxygen, heavy and awkward tanks are a burden. now you can leave home and leave the tanks behind with inogen one, the portable oxygen concentrator you can take almost anywhere with this little device. >> now i'm able to do the things that i've always loved. i just press the button here and there's my oxygen. >> the inogen one is so small and light, you're free to leave the house without the hassl

this includes the apa heritage foundation, which is dedicated to fostering community collaboration andn. also, a conversation with the executive director of the japanese community youth council as they mark 45 years of helping thousands of students attend college. >> it's not just about young people in japantown. it's not just about young people in the aapi community. it's about all communities that we can have an impact on, that we can lift up and we can help them reach their their goals. >> and you can watch voices for change this sunday morning at 9:30 a.m. right here on ktvu two. >> well, coming up, a child trafficking bill just passed the state senate, but not without some pushback. the changes forced into the measure, plus an update tonight on the state's multi-billion dollar deficit. >> the new numbers showing a slight change in the shortfall, and a message for attorney general rob bonta. >> the group of leaders demanding an investigation into department closures a a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ulti

french lawyer appointed to represent him did not return phone messages on tuesday, according to the apaas to if and when he'll be returned to the united states. that is unknown at this time. i have reached out to multiple departments and agencies in pennsylvania for more information. jr stone, abc seven news. >> what a story jr thanks very much. the encampment at uc berkeley is all packed up this evening after successful talks with the university. the university says they reached an agreement to expedite what it calls a new socially responsible investment strategy. demonstrators say they're going to protest at the uc regents meeting at uc merced tomorrow, as other activists from across the state are doing. uc regents have no plans to sell assets, despite the protesters demand that the universities divest the regents say tonight that the university system has $32 billion invested in companies that make weapons or support israel. >> it's very complicated, some of them are time commitments that we've made, and the students need to understand that. but we i think we need to do a better job

and that includes the apa heritage foundation, which is dedicated to fostering community collaborationrsation with the executive director of the japanese community youth council as they mark 45 years of helping thousands of students attend college. voices for change is next right here on ktvu. and also, we should remind people that you can also watch that on fox local, which is easy to download on your smart tv. >> absolutely. i want to thank you for joining us on this holiday weekend. while the very latest news tonight on ktvu news at six and on the 10:00 news, and if you're heading to the city, carnival is going strong. have a great day, everybody. today on voices for change. celebrating the many cultures, backgrounds, and spirit of the aapi community. bring together diverse ethnic communities within the apa family and to build a stronger community voice. empowering the next generation and opening doors to higher

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the s f an asian police officers organization established back in 1980 for apa law enforcement officersoughout the country at a time law enforcement agencies hire organism with an apa heritage there the critical language skills and culture diversity in san francisco. 18 percent of our sworn members identifies asian to serve were approximately twice that many residents identity as a api to make sure the police force matches the community they serve the sf ppo a encouraged kids to join the force and protect the communities they grew up in and the sf poa line distancing to promote the hiring and promotional law enforcement. and i can say as the supervisor had the honor of representing the historic chinese in the country chinatown i have been a proud proponent for the logistically committee officers no chinatown and the surrounded communities and under the guidance of rose pack who encouraged oefrltz to take the test and promote into upper ranks and the command staff and working closely with the housing project residents after experiencing decades of neglect by the housing authority back in

the apa heritage foundation. san francisco will have other cultural celebrations throughout the month, and we will try to cover as many of those as we can. that's right. >> all right. thank you so much for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel. >> larry biel, all of us. we appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel ryan gosling. >> have a great night. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, ryan gosling -- and jeff ross. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, thank you. she's very nice. thank you. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. don't think i don't appreciate it. thank you for joining us in beautiful hollywood in spring. the dumpsters are in full bloom. [ cheers and applause ] it's a special day. april is behind us. today is the first day of may. and once again, our nation's news media has been caught flat-footed. >> may 1st, can you believe it? >> yeah, no. >> crazy. >> i

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. >> this includes the apa heritage foundation, which is dedicated to fostering community collaborationnd appreciation. also, we'll have a conversation with the executive director of the japanese community youth council as it marks 45 years of helping thousands of students attend college. >> it's not just about young people in japantown. it's not just about young people in the aapi community. it's about all communities that we can have an impact on that we can lift up and we can help them reach their their goals. >> and you can watch voices for change this sunday morning at 930 right here on ktvu. a new mural up in san jose with a special message, how one major sports team is trying to beauti the city we spoke to the artist of the mural, edgar ochoa. he's a mexican american artist born and raised in san jose. and he says the mural is inspired by his childhood memories of the city and features local landmarks and logos. >> i have deep ties to east san jose, and in the mural you see a child right in the center who is reflecting or thinking about all of these core memories of different ele

earp's theater was packed tonight for the apa heritage awards. it included a traditional parade. mayor london breed also signed a proclamation marking the heritage foundation 20th anniversary, and organizers honored former mayor willie brown for his work with the chinatown and japantown communities. they also showed a video recognizing past honorees, including our very own robert honda. oh, that's very nice. we always have the most colorful gatherings. by the way, thanks for joining us. we hope to see you back here tomorrow. good night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- doja cat, winston duke, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 1964. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's fantastic. thank you so much. enjoy yourself. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, to "the tonight show." you're here. you made it. [ cheers and applause ]

commission celebrates the grantees and thank you, commissioners recognizing the contributions of all apa arts that are shaving the art and culture landscape and event up-to-date details and like to take a moment to acknowledge and strikingly care who stepped down on behalf off the staff i'd like to thank her for her 14 years of service to this body and the committee and wish her all the best of luck and working closely with the mayors director of commissions to find a candidate to serve the rest of term her term will expire january and to start off this months like to share a few highlighted on april 3rd, i attendee the living history celebrating holistic society on april 4th attending the show of the sweatshop aye at the strand theatre and in sacramento to attend the arts summit to meet with the colleagues around the state in support of this theme and april 22nd in saint lose and attended the san francisco art fair an saturday may 4th. um, i attended the diner with the cast from high on the hog from net inflictions and b harris and others journalists participating a co-host was there st