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we sued the housing authority to improve these conditions and it helped with the asian law caucus on the map. many people are talking about what should we name after ed lee i say name everything. i've done a lot of work around fortune square, and many projects. he really worked to change all of that. if we really want to honor ed, it is through the community service that he has always focused on that we have to serve a community, serve working-class communities, low-wage workers, immigrants, and tenants, and if we can do that, and help these people who are part -- part of our community change the policies that we need so that they can be served, that would be the ultimate legacy for ed to thank you so much. [applause] [speaking foreign language] >> anyway. [speaking foreign language] [applause] >> mayor lee was very close to rose and the chain does chinese chamber of commerce and all the chinese new year in events. so we have francis so, the vice president of the chinese chamber of commerce to speak. [applause] [speaking foreign language] [applause] [speaking foreign language] >> tha

for the presidency probably better off any for you know legislates it was asians in the national assembly the senate or the house of reps or maybe even a need for governorship positions for the down the line as opposed to shooting straight for the presidency different people think different things as regards this but it's maybe a reflection of the at the rallies being honest there are two dominant parties. we can chase idealism a once in a different sort of of this but others running for president has to accept that that reality will not come to twenty nineteen maybe in the next election cycle it requires a lot of work over three four five election cycles before they are strong enough you see to have any realistic chance of winning you know the interesting part of this in a condition as the similarity between the two major candidates. both i know the newest one in the military but that won't. knowing for my joy in politics as you're saying is we have actual cots for both of these candidates so let's put them side by side because you're saying that there are so many similarities so we stopped at one of the. i jus

representation gives women nearly a quarter of the house seats in a country where they, of course, are half the population. but as of today, african-american and asian american representation in the house is now a much closer reflection of overall u.s. population. and while the democrats spoke proudly today of their diversity, another great moment from today was this post from army veteran turned republican congressman brian mast of florida. he's there in the middle. posing with his fellow wounded veterans, he writes, quote, five eyes, five arms, four legs, welcome to congress. >>> coming up, the amount of expertise the american taxpayers are getting on a daily basis and free of charge, as we were reminded just again today. that when we come back. reminded just again today. that when we come back >>> you see what's just been put out on social media where thousands of people are rushing the border. having a drone fly overhead and i think nobody knows much more about technology, this type of technology certainly, than i do. >> that was the president earlier today. as we said oddly, it was his first visit to the white house briefing room as president.

house often. well lots of asians into lenses why is that totally the only thing what i'm missing is the outside looking more asian than i am but on my palate in the way of cooking i'm totally asian i mix the thai flavors i use chinese skills at least the japanese prism and out of the three main issues we creating our own dishes we are creating our own call in every world a german chef would love to create asian dishes there is much more to find out about him at all as you can see in our first report. creative moments in the kitchen this is what it looks like when tim creates a new dish he develops about ten to twenty of them per year it always takes some practice until he's one hundred percent satisfied with the taste and consistency. on the show we throw in some time we should try. and see whether the taste will seep through it's really nice. one of the greatest mysteries in the kitchen is how to create. and how many can you create. to be honest at the beginning of my career i created forty or fifty dishes a year but now i'm lucky if i manage twenty some years i've only created ten. and this is how th

house seats. but in the population women are 51%. we still have a long way to go for women in the congress. only an african-american, asian-american representatives in the house come anywhere close to their group's share of the population. in the senate, the disparity is even greater. other groups are in single digits, if they are represented at all. the data showing how far we've come from an all white, all male representation but how far we have to go for our lawmakers to truly represent america. the faces of the new house members. the new democrats, on right, the new republicans in this historic congress. joining me, garrett haake on capitol hill and "new york times" congressional correspondent sheryl gate stoleburg. also opinion written jonathan gayhart. what's the atmosphere? >> been positive, one of the few days, you know, up here on capitol hill covering congress. everybody is in a good mood and happy to be here. it's the first day of school vibe. a lot of these members came here with their parents, their children, friends from back home, and there's a real sense of optimism i think in both chambers from members of

representation gives women nearly a quarter of the house seats in a country where they, of course, are half the population. but as of today, african-american and asiancan representation in the house is now a much closer reflection of overall u.s. population. and while the democrats spoke proudly today of their diversity, another great moment from today was this post from army veteran turned republican brian mast of florida. he's there in the middle. posing with his fellow wounded veterans, he writes, quote, five eyes, five arms, five legs, welcome to congress. >>> coming up, the amount of expertise the american taxpayers are getting on a daily basis and free of charge, as we were reminded again today, that when we come back. every insurance company tells you they can save you money. save up to 10% when you bundle with esurance. including me, esurance spokesperson dennis quaid. he's a pretty good spokesperson. ehhh. so when i say, "drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved an average of $412," you probably won't believe me. hey, actor lady whose scene was cut. hi. but you can believe this esurance employee, nancy abraham. seriously, send her

is accused of restricting profits at the asian cup as a house painter take on bahrain in abu dhabi. welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump says give him his wall or he's prepared to keep more than eight hundred thousand public employees off work for a year the president's also threatening to use emergency powers to get it built meanwhile negotiators are vowing to work through the weekend in washington to try and break the deadlock political hane that's the latest from washington. the two sides emerged from both sides of the white house with very different impressions of how their meeting went and they had a very very productive meeting a lengthy and sometimes contentious conversation with the president. with democrats now in charge of one chamber of congress they came to the white house to try and find a compromise to reopen the government the president says he won't sign a bill that doesn't spend five billion dollars on a wall the democrats say they simply will not spend a penny to build it they only seem to agree on one thing in fact he said he'd keep the government cl

house. and cattles asian couple was to become a true power on the pitch by the time they host the world cup in twenty twenty two santa will have that story and spoke. from a fresh coastal breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. you probably don't equate algeria was snow but of course the atlas mountains run into argyria and this is a picture which i mean it could be somewhere you know par in europe this is the picture yesterday as that snow fell so about a thousand meters off look it said tif now it does know fairly often in the winter but this is quite a good for just represents what is really hot stormy weather in the central mediterranean at the moment that snow is just one aspect of it of course the whole circulation is moving slowly eastwards and it's strong it's cloud against well turkey and that rain that antalya ahead of it all it was quite stormy so the picture again from yesterday's was effectively a nascent tornado of course a certain amount of wind damage that this is the main problem with this system and as has been the case it was the case every which in madr

twenty twentieth's a work of house cats are of sale the final spot in the asian cup quarter finals they did it with a one zero win over two thousand and seven champions iraq us tomorrow we sealed the win for the countries with the second half free kick their ass and i have the chance to reach the semi's for the very first time not to take on south korea in the last states. well iraq will have to focus their efforts on trying to qualify for that twenty twenty two world cup that campaign begins lights are on this year the country however faces major obstacles a lack of funding and facilities makes it hard for iraq's young footballers to achieve their dreams rob matheson reports from baghdad joe project the family of eighteen year old mohammad ali sometimes have to turn on the television if they want to know what he's doing you. know to football fans as meal is already a star player with iraq's national team and. mamie's performance is outstanding so far he's the pride of the iraqi national football team iraqi football has constantly had brilliant stars in the past as well as in the presen

asian cup on. the. group. w. . in a timeless way discover the vote. now house world starts january thirteenth. well i just sometimes i. think that. makes me consider german culture looking at the stereotype question if you think the future of the country that i'm not playing. piano. music. it's all that. i might show. you. the changes. people possible. go to africa. fantastic right. as they set out to safety environments. and learn from one another. and work together for the future. for. w. . so instead of using pesticides which kills all the animals all the instruction the field one can use pheromones to control and sex you know for a natural way pheromones or chemical holes that end sex used to communicate with each other the males fly around until they smell less and they find a female and they make and then the female lays eggs on the fruit and causes all the problems so what the farmer can do it is to use pheromones to spread all over the fields you can produce hundreds of trails of the field so the middle can find people there's insect pests globally they all operate by using pheromones

history when they take on continental giants japan and friday's asian cup final they got there thanks to a four no win over the turn that house the united arab emirates it was a game where regional politics also played a major part so how malik reports. it was dubbed the blockade dobby qatar taking on asian cup hosts the u.a.e. one of the four arab nations imposing a blockade on them since two thousand and seventeen but despite the political tension there was plenty of goodwill on show before kickoff to the two thirty zero zero i did once the action started though it didn't take long for things to heat up . the do it a little so we were tempted to tell it despite playing in the stadium with little support would be the ones to go ahead so. i. while in kuki gave them the lead just twenty two minutes in but it got better for the tories before the break. to best stand out player of the tournament more easily making it to nils with his eighth goal of the campaign to save the home crowd however didn't take what they were seeing very well the bottles and shoes were among the things the tare team from the stands had to standardise of

. >>> new housing at the north berkeley artist asian cody belcher the south is out of the parking at a second metal street. the berkeley city council held a special meeting last night to get community feedback. ideas for the development include stacked up flat and townhouses and a 19 story high- rise with underground parking. there is no word on when a city council would decide which plan to move ahead with. struck the california governor avenue cement with people in the bay area impacted by the state housing crisis. he told him that he is working on it. the governor attended a roundtable discussion in san jose along with the mayor, sam liccardo and listened to stories about how and lack of affordable housing is affecting them including a woman who said she may leave california because she spends so much time commuting, and away from her children. >> it has gotten harder and harder. my kids are growing up with my parents. their grandparents. >> we could move towards prefab housing or modular housing. new styles and new arrangements that could allow for expeditiously moving constructi

that was against japanese and asian-american immigrants. it is just an ordinary house but it was occupied by a japanese immigrant who said he would not put up with the continuation of prejudicial practices he experienced for his entire time as an immigrant. this person arrived in san francisco in 1988. he was an independent and determined individual. he wanted a better life, more choice, more freedom for his young family. he left behind his young wife was pregnant at the time. years, herall several worked on navy crews. there were several trials and simulations and setbacks. , with a his family toddler aged son -- aged son, they reunited. the family group. the first son was one in japan. all of their other children were born as american citizens. they were not among the first wave of japanese americans or japanese immigrants to come to riverside like many immigrant populations. there were some in the vanguard to where some of their compatriots had settled. those were the connections he had from the bay area and down to the redlands area. they ended up settling in river

asian families to move out here. [♪] >> when my mother decided to buy that house, nobody knew where it was. it seems so far away. long time, we were the only chinese family there but we started to see the areas of growth to serve a larger chinese population. the stress was storage of the birthplace of that. my father would have to go to chinatown for dim sum and i remember one day he came home and said, there is one here now. it just started to grow very organically. it is the same thing with the russian population, which is another very large ethnic group in the richmond district. as russia started to move in, we saw more russian stores. so parts of the richmond is very concentrated with the russian community and immigrant russian community, and also a chinese immigrant community. [♪] >> i think as living here in the richmond, we really appreciate the fact that we are surrounded three natural barriers. they are beautiful barriers. the presidio which gives us so many trails to walk through, ocean beach, for families to just go to the beach and be in the pacific ocean. we also also have a national park service. w

baseball but all strangely and japan and the asian cups took favorites on that white to becoming great football nations physical slice to. like. surfers they opera house we can only be in one place. the strongly are better known for its like comic landmarks and stunning beaches than it is for its love of football. but across the last decade football has heard from a long shot and it's not just the young and vibrant club scene that's awakening. the national team the socceroos have become a joint in asian football to support the game not even being a stray is number one sport a strain rules football dominates the landscape but the round ball is catching up. so what could be achieved in football you know i did into one nation. the sport is growing but could a stray ever really fail world cup contender. around the world a strategy is known for its beaches strange animals and of course its fierce obsession with sports. cricket is the national game the strain rules football dominates the tour in western australia while rugby league is adored in new south wales and queensland. we have all the sports that other countries don't have. you know you go to europe

asians." i don't have time to watch it. >> is the white house keeping you busy?wants to know what's the strangest thing has happened to you covering the white house? >> i was meeting top officials, follow le me, i want to introdu you to other people. i walked in, and the vice president was there, i was so nervous and my knees started knocking but i started asking about healthcare. >> there you go. >> only in the trump's white house. charles from alabama, do you return your shopping cart to the proper location? >> i do, i am vigilant about it. >> i am vigilant about it unless it is raining >> kristin, thank you vwe are u weather alert. prepare for rain and strong winds across the bay area. we )r >>> good sunday morning to you. we are under a microclimate weather alert. be prepared for more rain yesterday and strong winds across the bay area. we're tracking it all with our nbc bay area storm ranger. live look on the left side of your screen, you saw in san francisco and our doppler radar as well. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kira klapper. meteorologist

house,is wins the white she will be the first african-american woman and the first version -- person of asianescent to do so. she made the announcement in her hometown of oakland. >> i stand before you today to announce my candidacy for president of the united states. we are here because the american dream and our american democracy are under attack and on the line like never before. truth, under this administration, america's position in the world has never been weaker. genie: also in the united states, 800,000 federal employees getting back to work this monday, but dononald trum's democrats over the border wall is far from over. the money the president approved to stop the shutdown is temporary, funding agencies only until february 15. he said the odds the democrats will come up with a deal to end the standoff is 50-50, and that another shutdown was not off the table. we have a report. >> park rangers back in the d.c. area, guiding tourists at national monuments. public museums, migrants, and research labs opening after a 35-day government shutdown. 800,000 federal employees did not receive

she will not accept a stranger coming into the house, especially a male, and especially non—asian becausere, because ryan doesn't speak punjabi, they have to go via an aunt on the phone to translate to her what any visitor from the care services are saying. it needs to go a lot further. having literature, not just the odd leaflet, that's in punjabi or whatever language it is, but actually having full leaflets, full booklets, full assessments, in the language, and maybe having a helpline that they can call. like ryan, i didn't speak any indian languages either but there's one thing i've recently discovered that's shocking. can i ask you, is there a word in punjabi for dementia? she's saying the word translates into madwoman. and also its the same for any other mental illness. there's something wrong with your head. there is no specific word for dementia. it's a few weeks after we first filmed with dad and he'd obviously got some energy back. something previously unthinkable happened. he even agreed to come to the centre. good on you, dad. what i'm realising, and it's disturbing, is that ou

the house has 512 black members, 39 hispanic members and 20 asian american members.wo muslim women in congress and the first two native american women. the panel is back with me. and it's hard to look at some of the images, glenn, this week from the swearings in without being a little bit moved. this was one of those rare weeks or at least it's been rare over the last few years where people inside the beltway, you could tell they were viscerally proud to be in washington, to be on capitol hill. the it was effusive. >> when you say that picture of people in the house today, it's like, welcome to america. we're all immigrants unless we're native americans. and there is a constitutional exuberance. >> you can see how very different it looks then to now. >> yeah. and we're reinstalling i think what the constitution contemplates, checks and balances, oversight, that's good for the country. >> i think, you know, what i'm excited about is not just the dedescriptive representation, but the substantive representation that will come through the doors with basically a lot of th

asians talks. this, despite more signals of economic weakness, houses falling for a third straight month despite uptickx 200 headed for a fifth day of gains. we did see a pickup in retail -- .4 -- four point .4%. the yen trading against the .arket we are seeing an uptick in offshore, given some of the for thens seen so far chinese market. taking a look at the stock sliding. note, metals market puttingl pressure on the company. we have best retail gaining ground. back up.ry anchor: let's talk about thed retailers, japan's largest a mixed bag ofg results. in the book a copy buchu copy iasi -- how would you rate these lee taylor's -- retailers? >> overall, strong resorts for the three months -- results for the three months. november, march to a very good for months. in fact, 14 companies out of 20 total posted profit growth, some of them record high. that is sustained by the economy, but the overall outlook is uncertain. no doubt, tax hikes in japan, they are shortage -- labor shortage in japan. anchor: when would those be felt , despite the fact we have seen slowdown in the ainese market, not to mention

asian markets. thank you so much for investing your time with us. i'm rico hizon. sport today is coming up next. democrat nancy pelosi has become the new speaker of the us house directly against the authority of president trump. north korea's ambassador to italy has disappeared, amid reports that he's seeking asylum in the west. a man arrested as part of the investigation into the murder of a security guard outside a new year's eve party in central london is the son of the banned radical cleric abu hamza. his son, imran mostafa kamel, who's 26, has appeared in court charged with firearms offences unrelated to the murder. jeremy cooke reports. police were called to a violent incident at a party in london's park lane early on new year's day. one man had been killed, three other people — two men and a woman — had also suffered stab wounds, although their injuries were not life—threatening. the dead victim has been named as 33—year—old tudor simionov, who was working at the venue as a security guard after arriving from romania a few weeks ago. on her facebook page, his girlfriend says her loss is "impossible to understand". it's being reported that mr simionov ha

seekers in southern cyprus are housed in this camp the rest have to find a home for themselves and pressure is growing to find a solution and quickly. the opening game of the asian cup almost provided the first shock of the tournament with hosts the united arab emirates needing a late goal to secure a draw against our range the lower ranked visitors opened the scoring through mohammad to me but was just two minutes remaining auckland calio converted a penalty for the one all final score. today sees syria face off against palestine players from both sides have plenty to deal with off the pitch with turmoil and the palestinian territories and the continuing conflict in syria but they're using those issues as motivation. sometimes football and politics simply cannot be separated the asian cup match between palestine and syria sees two of the most troubled and controversial teams at the tournament faceoff several of the palestinian players were born outside of the territories they see the asian cup as a chance to show solidarity with people in their ancestors homeland and. it's something very nice to defend the people. to represent these people that are in a constan

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buys and her asian and central asia they took that knowledge and created from it these beautiful patterns. geometry wasn't just about beauty of heart is me and other scholars from the house of wisdom translated books about mathematics and geometry in order to apply that knowledge to their world to very very practical reasons for studying geometry. the arabs have now an enormous empire need to measure it into taxing the book of elements of euclid euclid's elements with your suzumiya barriers some closed. building on the translations they studied the stalins of battle heckman improved upon the measurements of the greeks enabling them to create more accurate maps of the world . their mastery of geometry also allowed the scholars to make astronomical calculations and describe the movements of the moon planets and stars. as in merchants one of the most fundamental aspects of mathematics was simply how to write numbers down in the golden age there were several systems in use including using arabic letters for numbers similar to roman numerals. advocated a different number system. the number system we use today the decimal system is called the hindu arabic numeral system called

plans for the housing of people on the island to date have been discussions with the humanitarian community on the protection framework for the and it goes without saying that knowing look asian should even be contemplated until the caption framework for any refugees to do relocate is agreed upon the government i'm told in that anyone used to live on such a child will eventually have basic access to the same basic rights as those who those encompasses our children will have will be able to have primary level education there will be health facilities livelihood opportunities including fishing and farming and food of movement on the island. i was told that refugees would be allowed to visit valley and friends in kansas those are camps but they would not be able to travel to other parts of and were dashed similarly to my concerns about the situation in. council i am anxious about whether these conditions added quote adequate to fill the means and raise a granger refugees particularly in the medium and longer term the island isolation does particularly trouble. especially in the event of cycle than ash natural disasters if any plans are made about relocation to by french are in t

and later in sport the house survive a scare in the knockout rounds of the asian cup and he's here with that story. so. well that's still ahead but first china's economy is growing at its slowest rate in decades that's increasing the pressure on the country's job market and young people in particular are feeling the crunch record number of new graduates will be looking for work this year and those who have jobs so they're working longer hours for less pay katrina you reports from beijing. taking a swing at life's precious. down chinese you'd like to come here to break things and blow off steam. so i don't like the lifestyle in beijing is too fast i have to get up early and finish late gin story working long hours for little pay it's common among customers at beijing smash room. opened by just the engine and some friends last year she says china's economic slowdown is putting more pressure on young people so that. many people including my friends are feeling the pressure when the whole economy is slipping down many of my friends have to look for new jobs so many people are pressured from

and later in sport the house survive a scare in the knockout rounds of the asian cup sun i was here with that story. so all are still ahead but first a memorial service is being held in kenya for six people who were killed in an attack last tuesday twenty one people died when as chabad fighters stormed the dusit hotel in nairobi police released pictures of suspects they are still looking for five people arrested earlier on suspicion of helping the attackers have appeared in court how it all has more from nairobi. a memorial for six of the victims of the talk last tuesday in nairobi is taking place in night will be the first one to be hollowed out and people expect their body will top and they was six workers working for a tech company housed in one of the office blocks in the complex and in a statement the company they were walking for said that they have put their lives on the line in an act of leadership on selflessness to save the lives of their colleagues of course there's a great deal of familiarity to what is happening now kenyan smoothing their loved ones who have been killed by g

the philosophy of house forty nine is also being implemented in other parts of stood god cultural integration only works when the residents city officials and religious organ. asians get involved and work together. to. get there. it takes patience and dedication integration doesn't just happen overnight. it's got sort of it's like a generation processes multifaceted banner doesn't always work perfectly we're a big city man this is a situation that we cannot ignore and for there will always remain an issue that we have to stay on top of them this is what we can spread this to other cities to immigrant does takes an open mind in the world to see things through the numbers and when that's a. mechelen mayor bought some us would agree with that summers tries to bring people together and he expects his city to show the same openness that he himself practices. as believing in. him and. that was an easy one. yeah i like to connect with people because i think a good mayor needs empathy in fact we all need to the citizens in a mixed society empathy helps you to to place you in the shoes of somebody else and then then you see that the city looks completely different sometime

leader and singapore the white house has confirmed there will be a second summit next month donald trump and kim jong un will meet to discuss pyongyang steamy clara's asian the announcement follows a meeting in washington between trump and the top north korean general. also in the u.s. lawmakers say they will investigate whether president trump directed his personal lawyer michael cohen to lie to congress about his business ties to russia there.

roman by her asian and central asia they took that knowledge and created from it these beautiful patterns. geometry wasn't just about beauty oh horrors me and other scholars from the house of wisdom translated books about mathematics and geometry in order to apply that knowledge to their world to the river and practical reasons for studying geometry. the arabs have now an enormous empire need to measure it into taxing the book of elements of euclid euclid elements with your suzumiya barriers some closed. building on the translations they studied the scholars of battle heckman improved upon the measurements of the greeks enabling them to create more accurate maps of the world . their mastery of geometry also allowed the scholars to make astronomical calculations and describe the movements of the moon planets and stars. ponies and merchants one of the most fundamental aspects of mathematics was simply how to write numbers down in the golden age there were several systems in use including using arabic letters for numbers similar to roman numerals but advocated a different number system. the number system we used today the decimal system is called the hindu arabic numeral s