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thomas: we hear things such as, you know, ching chong or the ling-ling jokes.ailene: when the president uses things like china virus and kung-flu, it gave a lot of people license to use that type of language, especially towards the aapi community. >> this is not new to our community, the anti-asian racism. my name is cynthia choi and i'm the co-executive director of chinese for affirmative action. >> i formed a volunteer group to protect those in chinatown. it's not sustainable. cynthia: historically, asians have been subject to being scapegoated, to being blamed whenever there's been an economic crisis or health crisis. the impact is devastating for our community. and that's why we were here today. >> there is but one family. thomas: a lot of times when it comes to racism in america, i feel like a lot of asian american communities are left out of that discussion. kailene: i think that comes from obviously the model minority myth. and the idea that the aapi community is like somehow ahead and that's just like not true for every person and that doesn't fully enc

. >> there was a message that said ching chong. >> reporter: things got even worse. >> then the racialic started and then nudity. >> reporter: images of full frontal nudity appeared and she quickly shut her laptop. >> to be exposed to this at a young age is painful. it's not something as a parent i would want my daughter to experience, but she did. >> reporter: while the school is not part of the san ramon valley district, the school president did attend and said she was very saddened and angry at this racist incident that happened. this is one of too many incidents that have targeted asians and asian-americans. >> shame on you. you cannot tear us down, you know, we're part of the community. this is uncalled for. and you're going to be found. >> reporter: the school and parents have reported the incident to the police and believe they may have the evidence to identify the suspects. and while a virtual celebration was delayed for a bit, the year of the ox program did resume. the school says with added security measures. in contra costa county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> up n

one makes a hit a hit that's what brain researcher vincent chong wants to find out. i really enjoy music and the question i really wanted to ask is what makes a song so powerful and so motional. why do i get such a strong feeling when i listen to the music that i enjoy. and his team analyzed $80000.00 chords in $745.00 songs that reach the u.s. charts a computer program calculated whether each chord was predictable or unexpected in the context of the whole truck. then they played the chord sequences stripped of melody and lyrics to a selection of test persons who then had to say if they like. our brains work hard when we listen to music it stimulates the parts of the brain that process ound but also the parts responsible for our emotions memory and knowledge. showed that 2 factors in particular increase the likelihood that the test person liked what they heard. for the 1st instances where the uncertainty is low and the surprise is high and called for good if the chord progression is fairly predictable most people are happy to hear a surprising chord and it works the

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one makes a hit a hit that's what brain researcher vincent chong wants to find out. i really enjoy music and the question i really wanted to ask is what makes a song so powerful and so motional. why do i get such a strong feeling when i listen to the music that i enjoy. and his team analyzed $80000.00 chords in $745.00 songs that reach the u.s. charts a computer program calculated whether each chord was predictable or unexpected in the context of the whole truck. then they played the chord sequences stripped of melody and lyrics to a selection of test persons who then had to say if they like the. our brains work hard when we listen to music it stimulates the parts of the brain that process ound but also the parts responsible for our emotions memory and knowledge. the experiment showed that 2 factors in particular increase the likelihood that the test persons liked what they heard. for the 1st instances where the uncertainty is low and the surprise is high and called for a good see if the chord progression is fairly predictable most people are happy to hear a surprisi

one makes a hit a hit that's what brain researcher vincent chong wants to find out. i really enjoy music and the question i really wanted to ask is what makes a song so powerful and so motional. why do i get such a strong feeling when i listen to the music that i enjoy. and his team analyzed $80000.00 chords in $745.00 songs that reach the u.s. charts a computer program calculated whether each chord was predictable or unexpected in the context of the whole track. then they played the chord sequences stripped of melody and lyrics to a selection of test persons who then had to say if they like that. our brains work hard when we listen to music it stimulates the parts of the brain that process ound but also the parts responsible for our emotions memory and knowledge. he experiment showed that 2 factors in particular increase the likelihood that the test person liked what they heard. for the 1st instances where the uncertainty is low and the surprise is high and called for a good see if the chord progression is fairly predictable most people are happy to hear a surprisin

. >> former president chong became the first president to be impeached twice. last week house impeachment managers delivered the articles of impeachment against the former president on inciting of insurrection to the senate with maryland democratic representative jamie raskin leading articles before the senate. >> donald john trump does warrant impeachment and trial, removal from office and disqualification to hold any office of honor, trust or profit under the united states. >> so help you god. >> the following day senators were sworn in as jurors in the trial. republican kentucky senator rand paul requested a point of order to dismiss the impeachment charge as unconstitutional. >> therefore, i make a point of order that is proceeding which would try a private citizen and not a president, vice president or civil officer that violates the constitution and they are not in order. >> the motion was tabled in a 55-45 senate votes. "after words" the senate approved the rules of the trial and adjourned until tuesday, february 9. marking the start of the senate impeac

have to leave it there thank you very much for your time this afternoon dr wang when he's from the chong and in chief of financial studies in china thanks. now in other news a devastating 3rd coronavirus wave led to almost 5000 deaths in portugal last month with his health care system feeling the strain germany has now flown in a plane with military medics and hospital equipment to try and help the aircraft transported around 20 doctors and nurses along with ventilators and hospital beds that is portuguese hospitals remain overwhelmed by the pandemic german medical staff will spend 3 weeks treating critically ill patients in the country's capital lisbon before being joined by another team. but with europe's mass vaccination program still plagued by job shortages italy is now urging the drugs regulator to fast track the evaluation of russia's sputnik the vaccine we must not be afraid of the origins of vaccines what's important for us is the transition to the european medicines agency we have urged the e.u. to scientifically evaluate the russian vaccine and those from other countries the s

and march china has formally arrested an australian journalist on suspicion of sharing state secrets chong lay has been detained by beijing since august she had been working as a traveler's television presenter for the state owned channel c g t n we're straining government has repeatedly raised concerns about her detention beijing says her legal rights will be guaranteed. the top stories on al-jazeera mian mas military rulers have imposed a curfew in the 2 biggest cities yangon and mandalay and banged gatherings of more than 5 people it's intended to stop growing protest against last week's military coup military ruler ming on flying has accused the country's democratic leaders of using the pandemic to rig november's election but also promised a new election next year if i wrote the book is easier for a multi-party democratic system and free infer election is important for the long term of the system. when we have completed one year of this emergency law we will continue to proceed into 2008 constitution we will have a multi-party election and we will hand over power to the one who wins in

from no chong said giving it a show in western countries change that you don't brush the sputnik feedback scene off to a need to confront since high efficacy we hear from the c.e.o. of the fund backing the job. when you come by and see you know the price and logistics you really know what i believe is the best over to the world and me scientists comes up with a degree meanwhile despite a wave of criticism of european commission president sort of on to lead refuses to apologize for the blogs slovaks and rolled out. the russian opposition figure out of state of obvious sentenced to 3 and a half years in jail by a moscow airport but of countries in the west beat hasty and condemning the ruling . good morning from moscow it's just gone 9 am this is our national good to have your company. well let's start off fine you got some good news mexico has become the latest country to officially approve the russian covert foxey and with millions of doses set to be delivered in the coming months that comes hot on the heels of a new study in the long medical journal which has found sputnik z to be more t

and march china has formally arrested an australian journalist on suspicion of sharing state secrets chong wei has been detained by beijing since august she had been working as a traveler's television presenter for the state owned channel c g t n we're straining government has repeatedly raise concerns about how detention beijing says her legal rights will be guaranteed. the top stories on al-jazeera me and my military rulers have imposed a curfew in the 2 biggest cities yangon and mandalay and bang gatherings of more than 5 people it's intended to stop growing protest against last week's military coup military rule of being on flying has accused the country's democratic leaders of using the pandemic to rig november's a.

chong's take giving it a song to western companies change that tune on russia sputnik the vaccine after leading medical journal publishes a study about its high efficacy we have from the c.e.o. of the fund back in the job when you come by c g f a k c price the logistics you really help what i believe is the best public you the world and me scientists kinds of walt agree meanwhile despite a wave of criticism european commission president on the left refuses to apologize for the bloc flu vaccine rollouts. cop and western nations up quick to condemn a russian ports ruling to jail opposition to god it's a no colony moscow says they should mind that it's not.

one makes a hit a hit that's what brain researcher vincent chong wants to find out. i really enjoy music and the question i really wanted to ask is what makes a song so powerful and so motional. why do i get such a strong feeling when i listen to the music that i enjoy. and his team analyzed $80000.00 chords in $745.00 songs that reach the u.s. charts a computer program calculated whether each chord was predictable or unexpected in the context of the whole track. then they played the chord sequences stripped of melody and lyrics to a selection of test persons who then had to say if they like the. our brains work hard when we listen to music it stimulates the parts of the brain that process ound but also the parts responsible for our emotions memory and knowledge. the experiment showed that 2 factors in particular increase the likelihood that the test persons liked what they heard. for the 1st instances where the uncertainty is low and the surprise is high and called for good see if the chord progression is fairly predictable most people are happy to hear a surprising

. >> reporter: now dr.eter chong of ucsf says it is more important than ever to vaccinate people as quickly as possible because the new variant he says is not so easily beaten back. >> with the south african variant you have the super power of being easily transmissible but also that the vaccine may not work quite as well. >> reporter: which brings us to menlo park and pacific biosciences working to decode the genetic footprint of the coronavirus. the system is crunching data to identify what is changing and how well vaccines might work against those changes. >> and then it can be used by the vaccine companies and by the health to study how effective the vaccines are to the new variants like the south african variant. >> high tech detective work and pacific biojust got $ #900 billion from soft bank for more tracking. the doctor says if the new variant has been discovered in two bay area counties he says it is likely just the tip of the iceberg and is in real time spreading all over the place. in san francisco scott budman bay area news. >>> important new findings from the cdc shows how we c

in fact in steinbeck's monterey lee chong the chinese grocer wields considerable social and economic power among this ragtag group of men centered around doc's lab not so here for the sicilians ethnicity mattered very much and was always connected to place in the aftermath of pearl harbor gender roles reversed and men in families assumed the primary and very public role of defending the group as patriotic americans, even though both women and men have supported mussolini, and we're very proud of his conquests. they sent their wedding rings to back to system back to italy just like every other italian enclave in the country did it was a bittersweet time in the italian community one narrator told me we were the majority in town and we were a tight community. were all patriotic americans. however, many of them mostly the nonas the grandmothers failed to go through the process of naturalization and citizenship. so they were designated enemy aliens and forced to leave the coast after fdr's executive order 9066 included them in the wholesale roundup and incarceration of japanese and japane

. >> he was going ching, chong. >> reporter: for decades limbaugh filled the air waves with lies and, racist comments. one of his most outlandish moments was 2007 when he aired this racist parody called barack the magic negro to puff the magic dragon and often mocked women when nancy pelosi was the first female speaker of the house. >> i wonder when she loses if shell go back to the kitchen. >> reporter: he floated the conspiracy theory the coronavirus is being weaponized to bring down donald trump and nothing to fear. >> the coronavirus is the common cold, folks. >> reporter: instead of knocking him off the offer waves, his commentary turned him into a national hero for the right and made him a very rich man. >> somebody stand up for you. >> reporter: "the new york times" reports limbaugh earned $85 million a year. lived in a 24,000 square foot ocean front mansion in palm beach, florida and owned a $54 million gulf stream private jet. not bad for a college dropout from missouri. ronald reagan called him the number one voice for c conservative in the country and he was awarded the me

officers took steps to cover up their actions let's go live now to al-jazeera is john hendren in chicago chong they slugs at the surface like an extremely damning report what more do we know. this was indeed a scathing report that targeted the city's leadership including the police supervisors as in julian said that the police failed in every possible level they failed to prepare to get the intelligence a head of time to know that protesters would be in the streets here in chicago even after they were in the streets in minneapolis and all over the country and they failed to have a plan in place the police department had not done training for mass arrests in years and this is a city that has routinely experience that over the past few decades it found that when the police were deployed they were often given little supervision that left the police feeling that they were sort of left there to hang and in fact when they encountered people it was often according to this report with extreme brutality the head of the civilian police oversight board was himself or herself. and so were many other peopl

one makes a hit a hit that's what brain researcher vincent chong wants to find out. i really enjoy music and the question i really wanted to ask is what makes a song so powerful and so motional. why do i get such a strong feeling when i listen to the music that i enjoy. and his team analyzed $80000.00 chords in $745.00 songs that reach the u.s. charts a computer program calculated whether each chord was predictable or unexpected in the context of the whole truck. then they played the chord sequences stripped of melody and lyrics to a selection of test persons who then had to say if they like the. our brains work hard when we listen to music it stimulates the parts of the brain that process ound but also the parts responsible for our emotions memory and knowledge. keep spearmint showed that 2 factors in particular increase the likelihood that the test persons liked what they heard. for the 1st instances where the uncertainty is low and the surprise is high and called for good so if the chord progression is fairly predictable most people are happy to hear a surprising

. >> yeah, my name is kim chong. i live in chinatown for 30 year, and i really looking forward to have a restaurant where i can have a good time. thank you. please open the restaurant. appreciate it. >> clerk: thank you. we will now hear from the caller whose number ends in 8537. 8537, if you could go ahead, please. try pushing star, six. phone number 8536. -- 8537. >> hi, can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, thank you. go ahead. >> hi, good evening. everybody. my name is albert lui, so i'll make this really short. in the previous hearings, the project sponsor took all the necessary steps and procedures he needed to open the restaurant, so by my understanding, he has abided with the law and obtained all the work permits needed. as mentioned in the last hearing, there were individuals who inquired about obtaining a banquet hall, but isn't that what the project sponsor doing? given all that we're facing, a new restaurant in chinatown is exactly what we need. please deny the appeal and allow him to open. thank you. >> clerk: