i'd like to introduce claudine changing the past national president of the chinese-americans during her team of the president as the chinese-american in the early 1990 she launched a national caption to advocate for the issues of the stamps honoring and celebrating the chinese-american communities good job since here release the license number 2345r stham has continued for all of her assistance and valuable expertise over the years for the license number in charge stamp series the postal service is enormously grateful give her a hand i can actual we couldn't have done it without you (clapping.) currently mr. chiang that the president of the asian pacific islander foundation in san francisco on organization that is dedicated to promoting a difference cultural and heritage of the community and celebrating the asian pacific islander community every year ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming california law deny chang (clapping.) thank you. good morning everyone this is my greater time of the year we started this talking about the postage stamp it is - since i see we have a lot o

joining us i love our terry are a it's beautiful i'd like to thank each of the organizations claudine chang for all the support over the years, leakage that concludes today is stamp ceremony before we adjourn i'm to once again thank the community organizations throughout this great city that support of the license number in charge stamp event i especially want to thank 3 organizations that have been recommend at today is event the chinese chamber of commerce the chinese consolidated benefit haven't society and the oc a thank you all very much (clapping) we can't do it without you those organizations have participated every year annually with the license number in charge stamp ceremony since 1993 when the postal service unveiled it's license number in charge stamp for the year of the rooster here in san francisco in 1992 we actually start but 1993 was the first unveiling i want to thank the line dancers and the police department color guards their in their support as partners in celebrating the license number in charge year from the beginning i'd like to thank i'm looking for any notes we ha

i'd like to introduce claudine changing the past national president of the chinese-americans during her team of the president as the chinese-american in the early 1990 she launched a national caption to advocate for the issues of the stamps honoring and celebrating the chinese-american

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change they made that earned them a seat at "we day." there are several musicians performing for them as well. claudine wong has been at the center all morning and joints live where a red carpet event is. >> reporter: they want them to celebrate. they want to feel like, you know, this is a party for them. that's how they do it when you are talking about kid. you have a rock concert and you celebrate and bring in the big names. we're at this red carpet that they've set up for and for the folks coming here, we'll get a chance to go one on one with them. earlier, though, we should tell you that "we day what" was founded by two brothers and we sat down with one of them earlier this morning to talk to them. craig is the co-founder of we day. >> co-founder. >> reporter: tell me what it means to be here at the second we day california for you. >> we're incredibly excited. when we kicked off we day, we started with 200 schools earning their way. last year, we saw 500 schools. this year, 800 across california who are doing these incredible service actions to learn their ticket to we day. >> what does today mean

changes their lives. >> and they can't wait to meet other like-minded students at we day. >> you are doing something that is impacting the world. >> the big event is tomorrow in san jose. and claudineg is going to be there. we want to see your photos and videos from the we day event. make sure you yows the hashtag, we day, or tweet it at ktvu. we'll share your experience on air and online. >>> still to come here, new details after a 56-year-old man is killed and police say it's a 19-year-old woman who is responsible. the evidence that police say links her to the crime and why another police department is now looking at the case. >> unique training for local police departments. how experts are teaching officers to recognize their own bias and change how they see the communities they serve. >> plus, check this out. a close call last night. a basketball coach practically crushed against a press table after college fans storm the court following a big upset. more of this video coming up. >>> new developments now in the killing of 56-year-old man who was found dead inside his home in gilroy. the 19-year-old woman accused of killing him face adjudge for the first time this afternoon. >>

change the world. >> it's really a cool event when you see thousands of kids in there and they are being rewarded with their favorite stars and singers. >> claudine>> all day. i will be there here in the morning. >> let's turn to rosemary and see how we are starting weekend off. >> yeah. we have another nice day in store. one after another after another. we are going to see a change in the pattern this morning. valley fog. colder temperatures, the two that you will notice as you get outside. giving you a live look into oakland this morning where we have mostly sunny skies and -- parts of the bay area waking up with partly cloudy, mostly sunny. it's in the valleys this morning where it's really thick. i received a tweet from someone just a moment ago and wow, it's really tough to get over through parts of the valley this morning in and around santa rosa, parts of the east bay as well reporting a little bit of fog a live look here at storm tracker two where we have a little bit of shower activity coming to california. not for us unfortunately. the sierra will pick up a few scattered showers as well as southern california. we have this ridge of high