and bruce lee. your study found that bruce lee and then there was someone else who made the topless? >> yes. 42% know. they could not think of one. it was disappointing. the next one was jackie chan. we love him. he is a hollywood actor. the next was bruce lee who passed away 50 years ago. all men and one is not even american. >> we need to make more stereotypes for ourselves so we are not just the brainy ones. so, on that note, how do we move forward? how do we take this data and find a solution. where do we begin? >> yes. we asked people in the survey, how do they get there information. the first two were tv, movies, or music. so cultural influences are very strong. we believe it is important that hollywood and producers start to show asian americans in a multidimensional light so they are seen as not just supporting characters or background characters but as lead characters. they will have some depth to their personality, not just the waitress or masseuse on kung fu expert or gangster. they need

you can see that he's writing on bruce lee's face. >> you should be ashamed of yourself. this is a very strong community, the oldest chinatown in the united states. you have no right to deface symbolic symbols like bruce lee and the god of wealth and asperity. >> reporter: she has used her own funds to clean up much of the graffiti but she needs more and has created a gofundme page to help pay for supplies including anti-graffiti coating. in response to the present hate crimes, today the attorney general launched the racial justice bureau within the state bureau department of justice. >> we will be utilizing the tools we have. to defend, support and uplift civil rights to make sure we are making sure that our school climates are fair and safe and supportive. making sure that in the middle of this horrific hate crimes crisis, that we are stepping in and stepping up. >> the video is pretty good of this individual. two police have any leads on who this suspect is? >> reporter: the artist tells me that she has a pretty good idea. she will be meeting with an officer tomorrow t

you can see bruce lee on the wall. there is we look over here you can see the traditional red envelopes associated with chinese new year and. again. somebody over the last few weeks has come to scroll on that artwork that vandal caught on camera artwork adorning the walls of carol back alley has once again been restored, muralist mckenna yo says months ago, these walls weren't eyesore. but she and another muralist saw an opportunity to create art. they began work in february, but twice once in april and again in may, someone scrawled on the artwork, some of that vandalism anti asian in nature. there was the hate crime incident that took place on the choice on mural got about the prosperity and as well as ah, lot of the zodiac warriors were defaced as well as the restoration of the bruce lee mural, yo says nearby security cameras caught the vandal in the act. the person was identified by so called artist who recognized their handwriting. they also signed their work so during the first incident in april, he tagged choice

. >> iconic symbolic religious symbols like bruce lee and choice on these are just a few of the markings. the suspect left behind from saturday after reviewing surveillance video. but believes it's the same man who damaged in the face. these murals just a few weeks prior. he was again caught on surveillance video writing over the murals in sharpie and leaving messages like this one on the bruce lee artwork. no idea what he was thinking. >> the thing that he could get away with this and nobody would say anything. you know, the community this community is very strong. we all know each other. we're not going to allow someone. it is clearly anti asian. >> and is. >> you know, i would even common artists because artists, that's not what an artist does. you know, and he should he should saying shame of himself. a county owner partner put several months and thousands of dollars into these creations. >> all for free to the community. the is now on a mission to repair the murals continue to give back to chinatown already. she made several $1000 through a go fund me page for new art supplies. you

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in chinese the magazine is called to be water as a last of the inspired by martial arts legend bruce lee and adopted by hong kong protesters to be flexible and formless in the face of beijing's crackdown on the pro-democracy movement in 2019. members of the editorial board all outside hong kong including well known campaigner in exile sunny turn he says the publication is a concrete connection with his homeland and a new form in the struggle for democracy. it's an act of resistance to tell the regime that we will never give up. although your standards from printing political thoughts we will still find ways to do that. we will keep doing that and we will make sure that hong kong is never die. when the magazine was launched in january probating media named the group as troublemakers for publishing hong kong independent spokes due to security concerns hong kong readers can only get the electronic version while hard copies are so damn taiwan bookstores and overseas subscribers that quite buy under the national security law we must expand our definition of hong kong way of hong kong only bel

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. >> and the answers that they do have are jackie chan, who is, obviously, not american, and bruce leeo has been deceased for quite some time. >> reporter: that's because half of nonasian american respondents incorrectly believe the group is fairly or overrepresented in leadership positions. an overwhelming majority of asian americans said they face . >> reporter: today actor daniel woo energized the crowd at the unite against hate march rally in oakland. they blew whistles in solidarity with other such events across the country. they encouraged the crowd to support asian-owned businesses and register to vote. >> it's great to see the community united together like this. and this is a great moment, but we need to keep pushing. >> reporter: launch doing so by sharing the data with congressional leaders to inform policy and push for asian american history courses in classrooms. >> to understand the asian american experience in america. and the more that we understand the asian american experience in america, the more that we can have allies to support us. >> betty, how else can this grou

prosperity and as well as ah, lot of the zodiac warriors were defaced as well as the restoration of the bruce leeural. yo says nearby security cameras caught the vandal in the act by so called artist who so during the first incident in april, he tagged choice on space, but he signed it with his name. he's not a tagger. he's actually an illustrator from san diego. that information has been turned over to san francisco police, but the damage has already been done. so the muralist started a go fund me page hoping to raise $1300 to repair and protect the work in just 24 hours, donors pledged more than twice that amount. we're really grateful for all the donations that have started to come in overnight. which makes it possible for me to purchase the anti graffiti cody to seal these morals. once they're restored. i think it's a message. oil young from san francisco's chinese culture center says public art celebrating chinese culture is an important addition to the neighborhood and deserves protecting. especially now, with so much anti asian hates and also different stigmatization around chinatown. it's

. >> we have jackie chan who is obviously asian american and we have bruce lee. >> best because half of non- asian american respondents th a overrepresented in leadership positions. and an overwhelming majority of them said that they face discrimination in the united states. >> the actor daniel lou energized the crowd at the rally in oakland. they blew whistles and solidarity with others across the country. they encourage the crowd to support asian owned businesses and registered to vote. >> it's great to see them united together like this. >> they are doing so by sharing the new data with congressional leaders to perform policy and push for history courses in cases. >> i understand. and, this is what we can have to support us. >> that was betty reporting. now that they have a baseline copy will conduct the suey to track changes in public perceptions over time. the time now is 6:11 a.m. families forced from their homes after a southern california brushfire explodes in size. what they are saying about how the fire started. >>> the hunt for a missing tiger finally comes to an end. afte

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even though we can work with people like bruce lee in new york who not only show parasitic disease vaccines are cost-effective and economically dominant, you need that to figure out that model. whenever i give a lecture pre-pandemic, it would be followed by a line of students, undergraduates coming up to me saying i am all in, how do i get into this? i want to get into this, to get an m.d. or phd in tropical diseases and they are disappointed when i don't get an mba and we need as much innovation as we do in the actual science. >> host: can we circle back to china and russia and vaccines, touched on the us situation, the fact that several tens of millions that the us currently has, astrazeneca hasn't yet applied for emergency use authorization that will come later this month, early may, the vaccine might not be authorized for use until later in may. supposed to be 50 million doses of available to the united states. >> the contract -- >> it is but by the end of this month, supposed to be 50 million. is it conscionable sitting in a warehouse used somewhere that use the vaccine right now. >> t

. >> iconic symbolic religious symbols like bruce lee and choice on. >> now at 9 surveillance video herem a popular alleyway in san francisco's chinatown shows amanda facing symbolic murals in the neighborhood. that's already struggling because of the pandemic. good evening, everyone. thanks for being here on kron 4 news at night. >> i'm vicki liviakis said this is a photo of

jackie chan and bruce lee around 10%.ory and don't know prominent asian-americans when asked by a pollster? >> absolutely. and today, to your previous point, would have been the 66th birthday of vincent cheng. and many americans, including asian-americans, have not learned enough about the contribution of asian-americans and unrepresented communities to this country. we want to make sure our kids are understanding a more complete picture of what asian-american history looks like. as kids grow up here, we don't learn enough about the china exclusion act, japanese interment camps, and in order to break down the walls of these biases and stereotypes, we want to make sure our children get a history of what america is made up of. >> stage 2, tom koch is probably knowing about that. this is pastor joey chen and he was talking about agent tao in the george floyd case. take a listen. >> what really broke my heart, when i tried to plea and be active, is when i saw the asian-american police officer stand by as george floyd was bein

even though we could work with people like bruce lee and the university of new york who cannot only show these parasitic disease vaccines are not only cost-effective their cost savings. they still need that investment. so i am like you every time i give a lecture pre-pandemic, pre-apocalypse and always be followed there would always be a small line of students for their stock will students or undergraduates coming up to me saying hey doctor, i'm all in how to make it into this i want to do something big in global health. i think i'm going to tell them to get an md or phd in tropical disease and they're profoundly disappointed my time to get an mba. [laughter] because we need as much innovation and sustainable financing as we do in the actual science. >> yes. this is fascinating. can we circle back to, we were talking about china and russia in their vaccines. we sort of touched on the u.s. situation but we have not dug into something i am quite concerned about. that is the fact there are at least several tens of millions of doses of astrazeneca vaccine the u.s. currently has and are not u

. >> iconic symbolic religious symbols like bruce lee and choice on. >> now at 9 surveillance video here from a popular alleyway in san francisco's chinatown shows amanda facing symbolic murals in the neighborhood. that's already struggling because of the pandemic. good evening, everyone. thanks for being here on kron 4 news at night. >> i'm vicki liviakis said this is a photo of what the a vandal left behind a proper. taylor she joins us now live with more on this story. what is going on? >> you know, spoke to the artists who made those murals and this all happened over the weekend. but it's not the first time after reviewing that surveillance video of her partner believe that the same man is responsible for defacing those murals twice over a several week period. >> a man caught on surveillance video in san francisco's chinatown is seen walking down jack kerouac galley on saturday and defacing several murals. these are just a few of the markings. he left behind. artists who goes by mcconnell. yo has been out here since monday to repair the damage. it's really not about the fact that it

that he left and the fact that he had the audacity to touch iconic symbolic religious symbols like bruce lee and choice on idea what he was thinking. the thing that he could get away with this and nobody would say anything. you know, the community. this community is very strong. >> the artist is now raising money to restore the art work and continue to give back to the chinatown area where she grew up. >> 5.34 in the east bay. an 11 year-old and a 17 year-old arrested for an attack and robbery that happened of an elderly asian man over the weekend in san leandro. take a look at the video. and you can see this 80 year-old man being attacked. and they were struggling to grab his wallet. then they ended up taking off with his fitbit. police say it's an 11 year-old who was driving a car that was stolen in a carjacking that was participating in this robbery. and right now police are investigating other crimes that those kids might be involved with 11 year-old >> oakland's top cop says that he's on a mission now to push forward reforms within the department chief leronne armstrong shared some of t

. >> that sounds to me, is max a stunt man, bruce lee? that's ridiculous. >> why is it ridiculous?rage holding an umbrella as a parachute. >> no, no. he was very athletic, he was very coordinated and he was a very careful person, a thoughtful person. >> reporter: dina didn't just insist something wasn't right, she opened her checkbook and hired her own experts. including dr. judy melanack, a suspected forensic pathologist, who reviewed the autopsy photos and disagreed with the official conclusion. >> max had too many injuries to be explained with an accidental fall. >> reporter: she thought max's injuries indicated he had been assaulted before he felt. what's more, she questioned whether the fall itself could have happened, as the sheriff's department described it. measurements showed the railing was 32 inches high. 6-year-old max was only 45 inches tall. >> his center of gravity was too low, even on the scooter, his center of gravity is too low. >> reporter: it pointed to a chilling alternate scenario -- someone assaulted max and he somehow went over the banister. in other words,

. >> and the fact that he had the audacity to touch iconic symbolic religious symbols like bruce lee and choice on idea what he was thinking. the thing that he could get away with this and nobody would say anything. >> you know, the community. this community is very strong. >> the artists is now raising money to restore the art work and continue to give back to chinatown where she grew up. >> 9.35. the time an investigation now under way after the president of the nevada unified school board used a racial slur during a discussion with district administrators. according to the school district, ross mill. rick use the n word back on april 27th in tele conference that they were holding and talking about the, you know, the task of hiring an athletic director. no, rick allegedly used the slur to describe what happened during a 98 incident in which students shouted that slur at the samara and high school basketball game. so in recounting that story, he used the n word and after the meeting, one of the administrators personally called him to address the issue. we're told that no. rick apolo

as well as ah, lot of the zodiac warriors were defaced as well as the restoration of the bruce lee mural security cameras caught the vandal in the act. the person was identified by so called artist who recognized their handwriting. they also signed their work. so during the first incident in april, he tagged choice on space, but he signed it with his name. he's not a tagger. he's actually an illustrator from san diego. that information has been too turned over to san francisco police, but the damage has already been done. so the muralist started a go fund me page hoping to raise $1300 to repair and protect the work in just 24 hours, donors pledged more than twice that amount. we're really grateful for all the donations that have started to come in overnight, which makes it possible for me to purchase the anti graffiti coating to seal these morals. once they're restored. i think it's a message. oil young from san francisco's chinese culture center says public art. celebrating chinese culture is an important addition to the neighborhood and deserves protecting, especially now, with so much

that way. 11% said jackie chan, a hong kong actor who has appeared in american films and 9% said bruce lees ago. those are the top three answers. this data is from the non-profit group to unite for change or launch. ali velshi is in union square in san francisco, and i understand you talked to a group of members of the aapi community there at a roundtable. what did you take from that conversation? >> reporter: my friend, it's good to see you. i've been enjoying going around the country and talking to people about these issues and this is one of the oldest asian-american communities in the country. by the way, new orleans is even older, it's from the 1700s, but i spoke to one young man who was sixth generation american. he was saying when his kids would talk about superheroes they had superman and batman. he didn't have a person like that to play and to think about. i spoke to another woman, deborah. she's a lawyer here, and she's several generations american, and she said all she wants people to do is stop othering asian-americans. stop thinking about them as something else other than amer

that he left and the fact that he had the audacity to touch iconic symbolic religious symbols like bruce lee and choice on idea what he was thinking. the thing that he could get away with this and nobody would say anything. >> you know, the community. this community is very strong. >> you know, the artist is now raising money to restore the art work and to continue giving back to chinatown where she grew up. >> in the east bay an 11 year-old and a 17 year-old arrested for an attack and robbery on an elderly asian man that happened over the weekend in san leandro. and you can see the victim here struggling trying to fight back. they couldn't get his wallet then instead they grabbed the fit bit right off his wrist and took off. police say the 11 year-old child was driving. >> a car that was stolen in a carjacking. and right now they're checking to see if those kids are associated with any other crimes. >> an investigation is underway right now after the president of the nevada unified school board used a racial slur during a discussion with district administrators. now, according to the school

prosperity and as well as ah, lot of the zodiac warriors were defaced as well as the restoration of the bruce lee says nearby security cameras caught the vandal in the act. the person was identified by so called artist who recognize their handwriting. they also signed their work. so during the first incident in april, he tagged choice on space, but he signed it with his name. he's not a tagger, he's acting. an illustrator from san diego. that information has been turned over to san francisco police, but the damage has already been done, so the muralist started a go fund me page hoping to raise $1300 to repair and protect the work in just 24 hours, donors pledged more than twice that amount. we're really grateful for all the donations that have started to come in overnight, which makes it possible for me to purchase the anti graffiti cody to seal these morals. once they're restored. i think it's a message. well young from san francisco's chinese culture center, says public art celebrating chinese culture is an important addition to the neighborhood and deserves protecting. especially now, with so

jackson lee: who are we if we cannot honor and celebrate those who have given their ultimate in national police week. we mourn jason michael knox, carol lloyd preston lamel, deputy delray bruce jr. mark, we mourn driffer brown, we mourn johnny ramos sanchez, we mourn john mishaka, we mourn raymond john sowinski and we mourn earnest real. they are our family members and brothers and sisters. we honor them and express our appreciation for them lay do you think their lives, to save children, to take families out of burning buildings. we acknowledge houston law enforcement officers now memorialized on the wall of honor which i intend to introduce into the bod's record, then i want to acknowledge legislation i hope my colleagues will sign, to honor those who stood tall and fought for us on january 6. this resolution will tell us their story and that's why i stand today, to tell the store roif those who have sacrificed for us in this week they are our family. they are our family. we honor them and we mourn them. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new mexico seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i rise for unanimous consent to address the chamber for on