hospitalization data for san francisco we see this is due to hypertension and other asian american pacific islanders and black 56789s residents and carpets to oil residence in san francisco hospitalization rates are 9 times higher than for asian american pacific islanders and other residence and 4 times for african-americans residents. this is very important speaks to the need for food securities program and for further information on nutrition please see our report and next slide, please. given the health impacts for the increasing nutrition related to the disparities the city continues it invest in fy2022-23 over $200 million were invest in city security programs over 80 percent came from local and public and a lot of call attention those rely on funding for local services and 45 funding from left lane funds next slide, please. this chart is looking at the amount of funding that was administered related to this program and in fiscal year fy2022-23 h.r. mifrtsd the most funding of all department of 71 percent and san francisco unified unified school district. next slide, please. and other key findi

she's the first asian american woman to win an individual figure skating olympic gold medal. the move comes ahead of asian american and pacific islandermaguchi says she's tickled pink by the new doll. >>> and a 2-year-old boy in the philippines is now officially part of the beyhive after posting this burning question to his mother -- >> beyonce -- >> what? >> beyonce. >> where or who? >> mom posted this video of little tyler on tiktok. the tot swore that he was friends with beyonce. after posting that video, mom says that's now true. she says queen bey saw the video and sent tyler flowers and a stuffed dinosaur toy along with a written message saying, in part, "i see your halo, tyler." " comedians jerry seinfeld and jim gaffe began join us. new herbal essences sulfate free is now packed with plant-based ingredients your hair will love. like pure aloe. and camellia flower oil. and none of the things it won't. hair feels deeply nourished, soft and lightweight. plant power you can feel. new herbal essences sulfate free. a year after a heart attack, mike's feeling like himself again. plant power you can feel. but even though time has pass

it will be released for asian american pacific islander heritage month in may.oad the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> your holiness, what an honor. >> tonight, our exclusive in-depth conversation with pope francis at the vatican. his message for the world as he pleads for peace ahead of the church's first world children's day. >> can you help negotiate peace? ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> thank you for being with us. i'm norah o'donnell overlooking the vatican, where just a few hours ago we interviewed the holy father, pope francis. the head of the catholic church shares his insight on the state of the world in his first extensive one-on-one interview with a u.s. television network. his holiness spoke to us about war, peace, famine, and climate change, all with the world's children in mind. our sit-down comes ahead of the vatican's first world children's day with a message that all kids are, quote, precious in god's eyes. we've been in rome and vatican city for a few days now spea

asian americans. native hawaiians, and pacific islanders. uc berkeley hosted the first ever asian american and native hawaiian pacific islander leadership institute for higher education. the hope is to engage the feds and the state more with providing resources for these historically underserved populations. standing room only with over 600 leaders and other stakeholders in higher ed, convened at the request of president biden and the white house. berkeley happens to be the birthplace of the asian american and home to one of the first asian american studies programs in the country. policymakers from around the state also attended culture and community, and learning from each other. >> i think it is so important for us to convene together, bring the right minds together in one place, because when you bring the right minds in place, it starts the conversation. what are the lessons learned from other states or from other campuses? so convening of the right minds is so important. and that's exactly what's happening today. and we're so grateful to

like growing up that's what i brought to to and now called san francisco >> hello happy asian-american pacific islander month. my name is milet and i'm with parangal. we're a dance company out of california. the term parangal means tribute and this means tribute not only to our heritage but the indigenous people of the philippines. >> hi my name is kim. >> i'm jake dominguez. >> and today we'll be presenting dances from yacan and dance called tamsac. >> we're playing for a tomahi learned from of the aharsa family. >> and the tumachic and the showing movement from the arms, are all learned from the hadas families, salma, thank you. >> salamas. [music] >> hello i'm jonathan mercado and we're going to be be dancing up next, from the southern part of the philippines. our culture are salmonal with influences of work from papa laqid and mahala family. it's a festival dance done mainly for celebrations like weddings, birthdays, so but the true, the true root is precolonial prehis lamic. it will be one on the phone and one on playing the tambul. and those are traditional used for sagan in calina. >> hello agai

a christian yamaguchi doll as part of its inspiring women line, marking the start of asian american pacific islanderitage month this wednesday. yamaguchi says she will not take this honor lightly, knowing the impact it may have on future generations. it really meant a lot that they wanted to get an accurate likeness likeness of me. we want kids to see themselves and to be able to identify with with their heroes. well, the dolls outfit faithfully recreates the one yamaguchi wore when she won gold in the 92 winter olympics. she says that was the only time she's ever wore it in competition. wow. i still remember that, you know, the outfit, the skate, the championship, everything. and as mike pointed out, go ahead. no. go ahead. you you say the poof, the bang, poof. it was very 92. yeah. it was. i asked her about that and she acknowledges it was very 92. right. and you're keeping it going too, right? absolutely yes. in the spirit of christie's new barbie doll, i made my hair extra high today, folks. happy monday. happy monday. it's saying hi to. yeah, yeah. hello. start the week. hey, a quick reminder f

olympic champion figure skater will join us to talk about what this means to her ahead of asian american, pacific islander heritage month. have you ever dreamed about living the lifestyle of the rich and famous? how about buying a private island? mega yacht or floating villa? a new showroom in san francisco is helping the super wealthy acquire the ultimate status symbols. but first, one day, three legal battles for donald trump. his immunity case before the supreme court, his star hush money trial in new york, and a ruling in his defamation appeal. you're watching, getting answers. i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. now, the biggest of trump's court cases today was at the supreme court, where the justices heard three hours of oral arguments over whether donald trump is immune from prosecution in the case, accusing him of plotting to overturn the 2020 election. the court's ruling will have implications not just for this november's presidential race, but for future presidents to come. joining us live now to analyze today's developments, uc law, san francisco's sullivan professor of law, david levine. p

in oakland, ahead of asian-american pacific islander heritage month, the mayor is sorting a kickoff eventd the national sunshine mental health cup . in a minute the mayor will be speaking alongside mental health associations for chinese communities at the pacific renaissance area. >>> in oakland today, the oakland airport commission is deciding whether to add san francisco bay to the airports title. airport officials hope the move will boost travelers. but some in san francisco are against it. the san francisco city attorney says he is even ready to sue if the vote passes. many travelers are not fans of the name change either. >> call it oakland bay area airport. leave san francisco out of it. i think it is confusing. >> that is san francisco in this is oakland. that is my reaction. with dossiers and the raiders. what else will we lose? >> while those travelers it and many san francisco officials may be opposed, major airlines at oakland , southwest and spirit among others, say they support the name change. sound up on social media using #kpix. >>> to sfo, in about two hours, hundreds of

. >> the event was hosted by the white house initiative on asian americans, native hawaiians, and pacific islanders> in january of 2023, president biden established an executive order to coordinate all government agencies to advance equity, justice, and opportunity for asian americans, native hawaiians, and pacific islanders. uc berkeley hosted the first ever asian american and native hawaiian pacific islander leadership institute for higher education. the hope is to engage the feds and the state more with providing resources for these historically underserved populations. standing room only with over 600 leaders and other stakeholders in higher ed, convened at the request of president biden and the white house, berkeley happens to be the birthplace of the asian american and home to one of the first asian american studies programs in the country. policymakers from around the state also attended culture and community and learning from each other. >> i think it is so important for us to convene together, bring the right minds together in one place, because when you bring the right minds in place, it

asian american leaders. nihonmachi street fair, inc. celebrates the diverse, diverse asian american pacific islander communities through sharing traditional asian pacific influences and cultural activities. the nihonmachi street fair is a two day event that takes place every august, including up to 100 vendors, nonprofit organizations, local entertainment, the doggy world parade, the asian artisan area, children's world, and the sounds of thunder car show. the core featured tradition the business must maintain is production of nihonmachi street fair. both businesses met the three criteria required for listing on the legacy business registry, and both have received a positive recommendation from the historic preservation commission. legacy business program staff recommends adding the businesses to the registry, and has drafted a resolution for each business for your consideration. a motion in support of the businesses should be framed as a motion in favor of the resolutions. thank you. this concludes my presentation. i'm happy to answer any questions. and there are business representatives present who would like to speak on behalf of the a

the event was hosted by the white house initiative on asian americans, native hawaiians, and pacific islanders. administrative and student leaders in higher education met at the request of president biden, with the goal of finding ways to help the asian pacific asian american pacific islander community on college campuses as culture and community, and learning from each other. >> i think it is so important for us to convene together, bring the right minds together in one place, because when you bring the right minds in place, it starts the conversation. what are the lessons learned from other states or from other campuses to that? >> now you will no longer have to check just one box. you're not limited to the one box you can check. you can self-identify with multiple races and ethnicities, which i think is an increasing part of what america looks like, what real america looks like. >> advocates say one of the challenges in better serving the community is getting accurate data about the demographics of the group. >> all right. our time is 926. the ability for drivers in parts of san francisco t

coordinate all government agencies to advance equity, justice, and opportunity for asian americans, native hawaiians and pacific islandersd the first ever asian american and native hawaiian pacific islander leadership institute for higher education. the hope is to engage the feds and the state more with providing resources for these historically underserved populations. standing room only with over 600 leaders and other stakeholders in higher ed, convened at the request of president biden and the white house, berkeley happens to be the birthplace of the asian american and home to one of the first asian american studies programs in the country. policymakers from around the state also attended culture and community and learning from each other. >> i think it is so important for us to convene together, bring the right minds together in one place, because when you bring the right minds in place, it starts the conversation. what are the lessons learned from other states or from other campuses? so convening of the right minds is so important. and that's exactly what's happening today. and we're so grateful to the white house i

and that will be amazing performers from eta and west asia pretty much across the asian american pacific islanders and will be dance and singing and food and beverages from representative of the criticize and free to the public that will be start from announce the first of may a pretty big celebration the 25 anniversary and super excited and welcome. >> it is going to be on the first of may. >> yeah. >> the sign of the screen. thank you. >> seeing no other 0 commissioner comments any public comment on this agenda 30-second warning when your time is almost up. for in-person, anyone like to make public comment on the current agenda item? i see no requests for public comment. public comment is closed. >> now calling agenda item 9. >> 9. adjournment. >> wow. (clapping.) all right. [meeting adjourned]. >> >> commissioner anderson, here. xhishzer hallisy, here. commissioner louie, here. xhishzer win traub, here. commissioner zwart, here. commissioner mazzola and commissioner jupiter jones have excused absences today mptd the san francisco rec rereakez and park xhickz recognize we occupy the homeland of

how she moved and pushed for women's right the organizations that to fight for asian asian american pacific islanders and many others um, mary and i feel like very lucky be in an environment that meets opportunity i think we talk about the american dream sounds like like a cliche but a positive i feel that if your >> be able to do things together. i really want to thank mayor breed for encouraging us to also every year now launching the celebration of lunar new year and black history. month. it was a great example wh i talk to my friends around the country and other cities they do things like that. they say ayou can do that? i appreciate the partnership with the san francisco public library and librarian michael lambert was here with human rights commission. cheryl davis--thank you. this is-i just feel that sometimes maybe i'm jaded in the sense that, i don't think we can ever say we can anti-asian hate and fix this thing called inequity or bias and make sure everybody is included but i think we can take small steps. i think i experience it and firmly believe in it and i know it is not one person can

this also marks the start of the asian american pacific islander heritage month this wednesday. asian american to win an olympic gold medal, and yamaguchi says she will not take this honor lightly. it really meant a lot that they want to get an accurate, like likeness of me. we want kids to see themselves and to be able to identify with their heroes. the dolls outfit recreates the one yamaguchi wore when she won gold in the 1992 winter olympics. she says that was the only time she ever wore that outfit in competition. congratulations, kristi. get all the day's news on our website, nbcbayarea.com. on our website, nbcbayarea.com. that does it for us. have a if you have chronic kidney disease you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd like to be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away

let's talk about the spirit of community may is the official month to celebrate asian american and pacific islander heritage month. we are your community station and in keeping with that promise. look at this last night. we >>welcome so many of you to our event here at our studios are ryan mhm jumped in for some of the fun watch. >reed>shake my hips a little bit of >>that that works doing good ryan from the issue. celebrity culture and community. >reed>we have a major plan to see and celebrate >>our api community the entire month of may, including roots and our special airing in may. darren ><<>wind that's going to be the bigger factor >>on this day. let's get some specifics on it. it's breezy through to the late afternoon and early evening. the wind intensity ><<>has picked up and now you're seeing 40 mile an hour >>gusts rushing down the coastline. it's more like 20 to 25. if you're inland, that means you've got a wind ><<>chill factor. so if the daytime highs today are going >>to the low to mid 60s that's going to make it feel more like the upper 50s. a bit cooler. as a result, let's get into th

asian american community. we'll take >>> the month of may is asian american and pacific islander heritage month and we're gearingnth of very special stories highlighting the bay area's aapi communities. ryan yamamoto is emceeing our kickoff celebration happening right now with the fun assignment. ryan? >> reporter: yeah. there's a lot happening right now. i guess i got to shake my hips a little bit. i don't know if that works. we're with the tahitian dance company having a lot of fun as we kick off aapi heritage month on wednesday, may fist. you can see behind me there's a lot of people here right now. we're having a lot of fun here, a lot of community members, people representing the bay area all through the asian american community. we have so many stories that we'll be presenting beginning in may from the aapi or power of the aapi to the oldest miss chinatown still here and speaking of miss chinatown, i have the newest member of miss chinatown right now. this is tara wong nash. thank you very much for joining me. first of all, congratulations of winning the crown. what does it mean for you to represent this c

the fair is held every august in the heart of japantown and celebrates the diverse asian american pacific islander communities, and thmission of the nihonmachi street fair is to engage and develop young asian american leaders through the development of building community. as at the street fair, there is local entertainment. the doggy world parade, the asian artisan area children's world, which offers, asian inspired crafts and the sounds of thunder car show. over 30 nonprofit aapi organizations are present at the event, along with up to 100 vendors selling asian inspired goods. this business is committed to safeguarding cultural performances, youth leadership and mentorship, the street fair and celebration of aapi cultural heritage staff supports this application and recommends a resolution to add nishimachi street fair to the legacy business registry. and this concludes my presentation for the nihonmachi street fair. thank you. with that, we should open up public comment for item four, a, on the webster street, legacy business registry application, if members of the public interested in speaking

it was hosted by the white house initiative on asian americans, native hawaiians, and pacific islandersds of leaders and other stakeholders in higher education convened at the request of president biden. the hope is to engage the state governments to provide more resources and advocacy for historically underserved populations. >> culture and community and learning from each other. i think it is so important for us to convene together, bring the right minds together in one place, because when you bring the right minds in place, it starts the conversation. what are the lessons learned from other states or from other campuses through that now you will no longer have to check just one box. >> you're not limited to the one box. you can. you can self-identify with multiple races and ethnicities, which i think is an increasing part of what america looks like, what real america looks like. >> advocates say part of the problem of being able to serve these groups has been accurate data about demographics beyond just aapi. >> it's the final four this weekend, and we're seeing a spike in the number

at that time, there was a number of asian american and pacific islander members of congress, including representative norman mineta from california, who led the effort to document the harms that had been caused by incarceration and to take action to rectify that. this commission, the commission on wartime relocation and internment of civilians that congress created, put out a two part report. this is the report right here in the case. the report concluded that there was no evidence of threat or or any military need for the incarcerations. it also found that the detention resulted from, quote, race, prejudice, wartime hysteria and a failure of political leadership, unquote. the commission recommended an official government apology and also restitution payments to the survivors of the internment camps. many of whom had lost their homes or their businesses when they were forcibly relocated to the incarceration camps. with the advocacy of many asian american members of congress, including norman mineta, they congress eventually passed the civil liberties act of 1988, and this act did issue

asian-american woman to win a gold medal. her body will be released in may for asian-american native hawaiian pacific islander heritage month. >>> have you checked the date today? the numbers are lined up perfectly and a lot of couples on the peninsula wanted to seize this moment. san mateo county expanded its hours today for anyone who wanted to get married on a rare day. so whether you read it forward or backwards, today's date is four 24 24. thank you so much for joining us at 4:30. janelle and garvin are working on the >>> right now at 5:00, the battle over reproductive rights back in the supreme court. and it comes as gavin newsom takes action to counter another states abortion ban. >>> also from berkeley to l.a. to new york city , students continue to protest on college campuses. the latest efforts to push back on the war on gaza. >>> and just trying to do my best. those of the humble words of a security guard who jumped into action after seeing people struggle to get out of a burning building. how his act of heroism played out. >>> the news at 5:00 starts right now. thank you so much for joining us. i'm garvin thomas.

asian- american woman to win a gold medal. her barbie will be released in may for asian american native hawaiian pacific islander heritage month. yamaguchi calls the doll a huge honor. >> they said they got the hair right. the poopy hair in the 1990s. >> they did. up next, it's time to celebrate business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why comcast business powers more small businesses than anyone else. get started for $49.99 a month plus ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. don't wait- call today. >>> we continue to monitor the live students there on the verge of being arrested, according to police officers. also our students here and protesters on other campuses breaking the law. we are joined by a legal expert. >>> and a much lighter note, the planet of the apes. >> oh! >>> guys in costumes riding horses there. we will expand why they are in town. that's coming u

want to really recognize their incredible work for this week and lastly, we may marks asian american pacific islander heritage month, the national theme this year is advancing leaders through innovation. our volunteer team of staff are already planning events, educational opportunities, and a department wide potluck. as with other heritage celebrations, the goals are to lift up the richness of the cultures of our staff, to educate each other and broaden our awareness, as well as to build community. there will be weekly did you know emails highlighting aapi leaders, tours of the neighborhoods of the historic international hotel and invited speakers. so i hope you may tune in to some of those. and that wraps up my report for this month. thank you. thank you, director short and a big congratulations on completion of the nine over 11 call center on time and under budget. that's wonderful news. i'm sure the public will be happy to hear. and as we all know, unfortunately there is a staffing shortage at the 911 center. so i hope that this new renovation will will, of course, has resulted in a more appealing

the fair is held every august in the heart of japantown and celebrates the diverse asian american pacific islander communities, and the mission of the nihonmachi street fair is to engage and develop young asian american leaders through the development of building community. as at the street fair, there is local entertainment. the doggy world parade, the asian artisan area children's world, which offers, asian inspired crafts and the sounds of thunder car show. over 30 nonprofit aapi organizations are present at the event, along with up to 100 vendors selling asian inspired goods. this business is committed to safeguarding cultural performances, youth leadership and mentorship, the street fair and celebration of aapi cultural heritage staff supports this application and recommends a resolution to add nishimachi street fair to the legacy business registry. and this concludes my presentation for the nihonmachi street fair. thank you. with that, we should open up public comment for item four, a, on the webster street, legacy business registry application, if members of the public interested in speakin

anyone with an interest in fire service is welcome to sign up well ahead of asian american native hawaiian pacific islanderh in may. bay area based olympian and two time world champion figure skater kristi yamaguchi now has her own barbie doll. i got to talk with her about this process with mattel and what this means for future generations. it was just a huge honor and i think just exciting to, you know, it was over a year ago, so it was right before the barbie movie was coming out. and especially, you know, joining the group of women in that series, like maya angelou, anna may wong, cecilia cruz, so many heroes. tell me about the choosing of the moment and the outfit. how did that come about? i think it's just so identifiable for, the olympic golds that it made sense. and i was really excited that they were, leaning in that direction and, you know, down to the little detail, the little gold ribbon in the hair and my skates. and on representation really meant a lot that they, wanted to get an accurate, like, likeness of me. we want kids to see themselves and to be able to identify with their heroes. so so,

. >>> may is the official month to celebrate asian american and pacific islander heritage month.munity station. and in keeping that promise look at this. last night we welcomed hundreds to our community event right here at our studios. and in fact our ryan yamamoto got to meet some brilliant representatives here. and also jumped in for some of the fun. you got to watch. >> guess i have to shake my hips a little bit. i don't know if that works. >> well, from the issues you face to celebrating culture and community, we have a major plan to see our community and celebrate our aapi community. the entire month of may. including roots and resilience which will be in the third week of may and it will be an hour long special celebrating you. we thank all of the guests who came into the studio yesterday. >> and what a wonderful turnout. >>> now let's take a live look outside on this friday morning. as we think about the weekend, and kind of a cool perspective as the clouds sort of kind of roll on through over the bridge there. darren? >> oh, that has -- been so much drama in the sky. from

. >> asian american and pacific islander heritage month starts wednesday to kick it off, there will bebration honoring people and groups making a difference in the community. earlier today, i spoke with claudine chang, founder and president of asian pacific american heritage foundation, about the apa heritage awards. this wednesday, folks can come to herbst theater to enjoy the to be part of the awards event, and then after that, every year we have a gala reception at city hall. >> so all the guests will proceed to city hall for that. so the whole month of may is filled with amazing events, and to find out more about it, go to apa asphaug. >> abc7 is a proud sponsor of the apa heritage awards. this year's theme is moving forward together celebrating 20 years of connecting and uplifting communities. >> a bear of a question and going nuts in hawaii. the i'm a veteran of 23 years. i served three overseas tours. i love to give back to the community. i offer what i can when i can. i started noticing my memory was slipping. i saw a prevagen commercial and i did some research on it. i started

. >>> all right, so may is proudly the official month to celebrate asian american and pacific islanderunity station. in keeping with that promise, last night we welcomed so many people from our community into our building and our ryan yamamoto looks like he had a lot of fun and met some ladies out there and actually jumped in for some of the fun. watch this. ♪ flush. >> reporter: shake my hips a little bit. i don't know if that works. >> ha ha. beautiful there. yes, aapi month casts a wide net and honors so many beautiful communities here in the bay area. the issues you face from culture and community are all featured in our stories and we have a major plan to see and celebrate you and our aapi community the entire month of may. including roots and resilience which is our hour long special. that happens three weeks into the month of may. and we will devote a full hour of our time to celebrating you. >> what a wonderful turnout of very, very great people here in the bay area. >>> let's get a live look outside on this friday morning. the camera is a little shaky this morning as we take a