bruce lee.e bruce lee and taught him the fundamentals of wing chun kung fu. lee's grandmaster ip man. the film is directed by wong kaw wai, known for films like "2046" and chung king express." and his themes focusing on loss and unrequited love. featuring international store tony leung as ip man the grandmaster adds a healthy dose of intense fight scenes to create a film unlike anything you've seen in recent cinema. >> at the beginning i think i just need to train like a year before shooting but it end up i spend four years training. my fighting scene in the rain is the most difficult scene in my acting career. we take like 50 overnight in the rain. every take and every angle we take 27 times. >> reporter: zi zang known for "crouching tiger hidden dragon" plays a female kung fu master torn between her love for ip man and her desire to avenge her father's death. >> there's one scene that was really difficult, was shot in the train station. because the weather was so cold. i always think wong kar-

the world still generally not in every country have a very positive view of the united states well bruce lee as you know when you say hold on when you say that when you say that. good point is that american foreign policy is an american culture is that mcdonald's is that disney i mean can you flesh it out a little bit with that it's a crime it's across that it's across the board i mean there is widespread appreciation for americans sense of protection of liberties for example the end. of the spying on america i mean but it's luck but it's it's all relative right i mean if you ask a question say just china or iran and or the united states how do you feel about they how how they protect liberties america people around the world still think americans are more likely to have their really read protected in the united states now you want to talk about the n.s.a. you want to talk about that kind of work that's a separate issue although i would tell you that at least in the united states when we've done surveys. people. are more concerned about terrorism than they are the the the n.s.a. listening in

and when i look at the past, you know, francy was talking about is improvision bruce lee was an inspirationon is an important skill in terms of entrepreneurship and leadership. we can go on all night but i'm going to keep it short i'm not going to do the silly arching thing thank you all. (clapping). >> all right. this year's nominees have dedicated 25 years in the san francisco bay area by creating break through arts to the arts together we present the pioneer in the art and entertainment a community is our spokesperson. >> thank you. i'm very, very delighted to be part of this year's celebration. partly too my dad would be excited i'm here representing the filipino heritage. (clapping) so having one award from those groups of the individuals was not easy each of them should be honored from what he or she has achieved. the final lift in the lifetime achievement category are robert, the team of john (calling names) this recipient of the lifetime achievement word is people's. >> i've prepared a speech i'm glad i'm going to be using it so i want to thank the asian pacific community and this y

and when i look at the past, you know, francy was talking about is improvision bruce lee was an inspirationon is an important skill in terms of entrepreneurship and leadership. we can go on all night but i'm going to keep it short i'm not going to do the silly arching thing thank you all. (clapping). >> all right. this year's nominees have dedicated 25 years in the san francisco bay area by creating break

others bruce lee. and usually you would find stan lee in conventions. concord at flying colors comics, a place he helped launch. >> i remember when he opened the shop, and i felt very sentimental about coming again. >> he spent about three hours signing autografrs for fans before -- autographs before heading to tonight's giants game. >> the giants probably belong in a comic book right now. they are awful! but the a's bats came alive. 49er football. the defending n-f-c champs taken the broncos thursday at six right here on kpix-5 >> one day away from 49er football! the champs took on the broncose thursday at 6:00. ,, thursday at 6:00. >>> a bypass among the new span will be 2 miles long between oakland and yerba buena island. an event between the roadway is designed to pull exhaust away from people. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yea

states has imposed these economic strictures and has brought no economic and financial stability ok bruce lee let's talk about the middle east here what are the perceptions of the united states in the middle east in what are those what's backing up those perceptions because washington in the western world just can't leave that region alone well what we saw was a dramatic falloff in support for the united states for support for the american president support for aspects of american foreign policy during the bush era and it's never recovered. there was a lot of talk when obama was elected in two thousand and eight of an obama bounce and you certainly saw it in places like europe where support for united states skyrocketed but you did not see that in the middle east there has been no obama bounce it continues to be a problem for the united states and if you ask people in the region about specific aspects of american foreign policy we've talked about syria already if you talk about drone strikes for example massive opposition to that. and so there is this sense that the united states acts in a un

. >> some say it was like meeting michael jordan, others say it was like meeting bruce lee.ly stan lee appears at conventions but yesterday he was in concord at joe field's flying colors comics. it's a place he helped launch and a place that brings back memories. >>> i remember when he opened this shop and i felt very sentimental about coming again. >> lee spent about three hours signing autographs for fans before heading to the giants game. >> too bad they didn't win. mr. spider-man, there. >>> 4:56. a fast-moving wildfire growing in southern california. the forced evacuations in effect this morning. coming up. >> reporter: and negotiations resume this morning between bart management and its unions. coming up, we'll tell you why the two sides appear to be as far apart as ever. ,, look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace els

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. >> it's like meeting michael jordan, bruce lee, he is up there with people like that. >> the way ik at it, stanley is the walt disney for this era. >> reporter: in case you just fell off the pop culture turnip truck, stan lee is the man who created marvel comics and all its familiar characters. spider-man, "iron man," the avengers, you know, the guys who have been making hollywood profitable for the last 10 years. he normally appears at conventions before tens of thousands of fans. so why would a celebrity like stan lee take time to visit joe fields' flying colors comics in con concord? >> on the first day we opened for business here 25 years ago, stan called me and left a message on the machine congratulating us on the opening. >> i remember when he opened this shop and i felt very sense mental about coming again. >> reporter: these days, lee enjoys rock star status for those who line up to pay for an autograph and picture. he said he created these stories as fairy tales for grownups but admits he had no idea where it would lead. >> the artists and i used to give away the original

. >>> don't be surprised if thenext bruce lee comes out of the east bay. summer campers in san ramon have been getting a crash course on all thanks martial arts. some as young as 10 have their black belt. martial arts america is this week's cool camp. >>> reporter: they are stealth- like. nearly two dozen ninja wannabes tucked away in a san ramon strip mall. >> i think we have some future ninjas here, yeah. [ yelling ] >> reporter: welcome to martial arts america, campers 5 to 12 getting a week-long primer on all things karate and jujitsu, complete with games, snacks and craft. it's a kid's dream, a chance to rough house and learn at the same time. you get to beat up on guys a little bit, right? >> yes. >> reporter: is that fun? that's the key. sure, the kids get to punch and kick but they also are absorbing the principles behind the martial arts. discipline, self-confidence and respect. >> yes, ma'am! >> well, you can learn how to make new friends and get better at school and respect your parents and doing your chores and stuff around the house. >> report

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clean mouth and kills bacteria for fresh breath. ♪ fixodent, and forget it. >>> we are back with bruce katz, leend jennifer bradley, talking about urban issues, urban america and the one thing i'm struck by your book, which i love but i want to ask you more about, is you say washington is broken. you know, nothing is working. but if you, if you look beneath the hood of america as it were, what you see is mayors and mungs pallets, where people are reaching across party lines. working with the private sector and that there is a metropolitan revolution. i guess my question is, isn't the, when i watch republicans in albany and democrats, they seem as divided over everything as anybody else. >> the federal government is a gog. states are governments, whether he we come to cities and metropolitan areas, what jennifer and i find are networks of leaders, elected officials for sure, mayors and county leaders. and heads of major companies, business associations, universities, medical campuses, philanthropies, unions and community and civic groups. and when they come together, they can do grand things toge

just in case, if you consider yourself a little less poet and more street fighter, i found one from bruce lee-- [laughter] who said, "a wise man can learn more from a foolish question than a fool can learn from a wise answer." please, ask questions. if you forget how, i'll step in to help, okay? with that, i'm going to turn it over to the panelists. each of them will have about five minutes to introduce some ideas on to the floor, maybe share your take on the question that's been foes posed to all of us, and then we'll open it up into a discussion. with that -- you want to go all the way down? >> thank you for the introduction. my thanks to the organizers. this is a real interesting event for me because i know none of the -- i know none of you. i know none of the supporters, sponsors of the panelists, but i'm happy to be claimed by either and both groups as a disruptive thinker or a young professional. i feel very welcomed. i'll be very quick. very simply, i believe, and i hope that national security innovation makes this very well. there are a lot of barriers and constraints about that, and

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i found one from bruce lee who said, a wise man can learn more from a foolish question than a fool can learn from a wise answer. so please ask questions. if you forget how, i'll step in to help. okay. so with that, i'm going turn over to the panelists. each of them will have about five minutes to introduce some idea to the floor. maybe share your take on the question that's been posed to all of us, then we'll open it up to a discussion. with that, go all the way down. >> okay. thank you for the introduction. my thanks to the organizers. this is a real interesting event for me. i know, none of the -- i know none of you. i know, none of the supporters, sponsor the panelist. i'm happy to be claimed by either and both groups as a disruptive thinker and young professional. i feel very welcomed. i will be quick. very simply, i believe and i hope that national security innovation makes very well will there are a lot of barrier and constraint. i want to talk about in the q & a period. let me throw a few example in the development space where innovation is moving forward, i think, with a degree