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moving on now, the asian american journalist association has called on media outlets to stop using the word come a cause the when the reporting on exploding drones used by both russia and ukraine, new forces in the conflicts. now the organization claims that the coverage is inaccurate and encourages discrimination on hate crimes against asian people. the term come because he, german is in precise the weapons the trust she's using in ukraine on man, serial vehicles that are remotely piloted and designed to detonate on impact. the use of the term also risks exacerbating the racism and harassment that the asian american and pacific islander community has already faced and continues to face during the current the virus pandemic. the statements ignores the find. the kid was actually the 1st to make headlines for the deployment of us supplied switchblade drones. the organization claims the reporting creates a negative historical image of kamikaze attacks by japanese pilots in world war 2. earlier we spoke to legal and media analyst line. oh, he says he can't understand why the restrictions n

ah, the asian american journalist association has called on media outlets just stop using the word common kazi, when reporting on exploding drones used by both ukrainian or russian forces in their conflict. their organizations claims that coverage is inaccurate and encourages discrimination and hate crimes against asian people the to come because the june is in precise, the weapons the trash is using in ukraine on material vehicles that are remotely piloted and designed to detonate on the impact. the use of the term also risks exacerbating the racism and harassment that the asian american and pacific islander community has already faced and continues to face during the current. the virus pandemic, the same and ignores the fact that he was actually the 1st to make headlines for is deployment of turkish by rafter drones in a conflict. the organization claims the report and creates a negative historical image of kamikaze attacks by japanese fighter pilots in world war 2. earlier we spoke to legal and media analyst, lionel, who says he can't understand where the restriction is needed. if you

the asian american journalist association has called on media outlets to stop using the word kamikaze when reporting on exploding drones used by both ukrainian, an russian forces and their conflict. the organisation claims the coverages inaccurate and encourages discrimination and hate crimes against asian people. the term can cause the drones, his imprecise, the weapons to crush. she's using a ukraine or unmanned aerial vehicles that are remotely pilots. it's designed to detonate on the impact, the drone, slow ity in an area until it's all get is done to fight. then the drone is remotely directed to crash and to the target. the use of the term also risks exacerbate in the racism and harassment that the asian american and pacific islands a community has already faced and continues to face during the current a virus pandemic. the statement ignores the fact that he was actually the 1st to make headlines for its deployment of turkish by rector drones. in the conflict the organization claims the report and creates a negative historical image of kamikaze attacks by japanese fighter pilots

population has a -- 18 .7% of the population -- historically today in many areas of media, african-americans are shut out. asian americans are shut out. it is not exclusive to the latino community by any means. i have tried to work in coalition with the asian-american community and african-american community to take on this issue. i worked with karen bass, who at the time was the head of the national black congress -- caucus and -- to request the committee do a hearing on these issues. that was done in november 2020. -- have taken on some of these media issues. we worked well together in the past. >> there is a fine line between censorship and government control. -- does report big brothers first step towards deciding what is appropriate? rep. castro: no. it is a plea to stop characterizing latinos as criminals, convex, so forth. we are not telling you -- i am not trying to tell people how many higher -- how many people to hire, which stories to run. when an entire industry runs what is the equivalent of a negative political ad for decades over time, to me, -- hard news has had the same problem. a lot of their

american films, which is really remarkable. stephen gong is executive director of center for asian america media in san francisco. p that presents stories by and about asian americans in the history of hollywood asian americans and many other communities of color. we're left out of the equation. it wasn't thought of as a requirement in the it was just easy to get a white actor and put him in yellow face or blackface anime wong manage to succeed despite those challenges to know that wong will be featured on a quarter. this is quite a wonderful achievement for the whole asian american community and i'm thinking of taking $100 bill and going in and buying a thousand quarters 22,500 quarters so i can hand them out all over town. this is really a wonderful day flower drum song. i probably seen it like 30 30 40 times for retired sf please deputy chief garrett tom who loves old hollywood movies just to have a asian woman from that era being recognized. you know, i'm just just really incredible. i think enemy wong is still very under recognized. i think there's a lot of people that don't know who she is and hopefully by h

asian-americans, hispanic-americans, veterans and the like. we had gas prices at 2.50. everybody knows what they see, not what the mediast. i take your point, a contrast to president biden. there's a lot of media attention the, as there always is, on donald trumpment not just on the doj dock do units and investigation, but the way he pounds about the stolen election. he's still doing it. so i asked you this last time. as one of the few in his inner circle who told your former boss at the time that he lost the election fairly, is this all amplified by the media, to be sure, a distraction for republicans? >> well, i disagree with your premise. i think it's actually lessened over time. if you listen to what he says at his rallies, if you listen to the wonderful policy speech he gave at america first policy institute, afpi, two months ago here in washington when he returned for the first time since he left as president, that speech took him over an hour to focus on the election. when you focus on what america misses about him which is the lack of inflation, a better economy, they miss the fact that he envelopessed around t

media. >> and the most painful thing of all was the asian american community that either ostracized or avoidedking her journey back to the spotlight. ♪ you're so golden ♪ >>> she's stolen our hearts on big and small screens, oscar winner reese witherspoon is here live. ♪ >>> and sam is shaking up the ballroom night with robin in the house. >> bring it. >> taking us behind the scenes cheering sam on for james bond night. >> i'm feeling shaken and stirred and i'm champion, sam champion. >> and they're saying -- >> both: good morning, america. ♪ >>> good morning, america. robin and sam from the "dancing with the stars" ballroom. last night we got to see champion, sam champion shaken, not stirred samba. you know, robin even sent us a video diary of a night in the ballroom. >> we're look forward to that. >>> thriving in pink. this morning the new study that finds mortality rates have plunged over the past 30 years. dr. ashton is going to take us behind the headlines of the new report. that is coming up. >> first, the breaking news overnight, north korea launched a ballistic missile over japan. want

asian american? the atlanta police even then were saying was not a hate crime. ultimately, one of them was thrown out, i think, the press spokesperson because he was seen on social mediaing an anti-asian t-shirt. talk about how this well-known massacre actually unfolded. >> you know, as i mentioned before, we were cigna ramping up the rhetoric calling the pen that it does pandemic chinese flu. when it haened, i don't think a lot of people were necessarily surprised. devastated but not surprised. some saw cing. the perpetrar who kiedhese eiteople says was becse of his sexl addictn. well when went to the first spa and brully murded four ople, then dre 45inutes the nexspa where hkilled additiol four pple. heassed manyifferentpas d bars a other businesses and he targeted asian owned businesses and he targeted asian women. as we know, the stereotypes of asian american women in this country is troubling was the asian women are often thought of hyper sexualized or denier so the fact he targeted asian women leaves no doubt the intersection of rape and gender -- racend gend is ther itas tubling ihink asi americ communi was ver oubled t polic and easily smiss th, that it was no

media sensation as well for his viral videos. leslie jordan was just 67 years a new coin goes into circulation today in the american women quarters program. it features the face of asian american actress anna may wong washington correspondent hannah brandt is taking a look at long's cultural impact as the first asian american to be honored on united states currency. >> from the silver screen to silver colored coins. anna may wong is about to be minted in american memory. she's really the first major chinese american movie star primarily in the 30's and 40's. and she's a great icon of style and are on monday. the u.s. mint will begin shipping quarters featuring the actress making her the first asian american on u.s. currency having this symbol u.s. commitment to diversity. it's really important to our community. chinese american museum director david uy says the queen's real value is more than $0.25 someone. that's an underrepresented story represented in currency. it really is. it's a it's a step forward for this country. a long time as an actress was marked by discrimination, she often faced by us and was cast in stereotypical roles which she vocally fight against he