, hmm whites are not hawaiians, yes, not native hawaiians and even non-residents of, uh, the hawaiian islandss. the other side greatly reduced the political rights of the local population, it cannot be said that the hawaiians in in general. uh, didn't try to resist. yes, and in the year 88 there was such an attempted coup. hmm yes, a riot and 89, but they were all to no avail in 1895, as a reaction to these events in hawaii occurred . in the rebellion, it is sometimes called the contour revolution. uh, it was unsuccessful there were, uh, four-day urban battles, a in the honolu area, but in general they all ended in vain after the annexation of hawaii in 1898 to the united states. america needs to understand that hawaii did not enter as a full-fledged territory. it was this term that was the territory of the state. hawaii will become, only in 1959 on the one hand. and here is the situation at the end of the 19th century. yes , territorial administratively, it was beneficial for large hawaiian businesses and for the united states, that is, in general, there was quite mutually beneficial trade o

this is last on some moisture all the way down. 2 of the hawaiian islands. so that's that's a subtropical tap that is going to be making its way toward the bay area. we've had another weak system go through tonight. showers tapering off just a bit. but there's plenty more to come. in fact, we're going to get a little bit of a break, but not enough to want to really keep us have from having to worry about any flooding. in fact, as we get into early on wednesday morning, here it comes expecting very strong gusty winds as the first part of the storm moves on shore. this what we call the warm front that will bring with it. the rain, some heavy rain, a possibility and then that rain really kicks into gear with the cold front dropping in about the middle of the day in the north bay, then stretching across the bay area through that time period. that is going to be a significant rain event. very heavy rainfall forecast all around the bay area. showers likely to continue. right as we head into thursday morning as well. and then we're going to catch a little bit of a

a teenager from berkeley has made history completing that long distance swim between two hawaiian islands to raise money for pediatric cancer research. 15 year old maya marriage last week became the youngest person to swim. channel 28 mile journey from molokai island to oahu. she completed the swim in 27 hours and 33 minutes and earlier today on the four marriage explained what kept her going during that grueling swim. continue to motivate myself by remembering why i was doing it and that it was in dedication and in memory of a friend that passed away last month, and that and him saying, i'm really pushed me to keep doing this and go forward. marriage says she spent 48 hours in the water, leaving mollica island last wednesday night and finally reaching the shore of oahu after nine o'clock on thursday evening. coming up in sports. the 49ers are heading to hostile territory. philadelphia's lincoln financial field for sunday's nfc championship are joe fonzi has the players take on what to expect next tonight on the 11 o'clock news warriors head coach steve kerr speaking out about the shootin

you have the hawaiian islands. it was able to latch onto train. a lot of that subtropical moisture in the bay area given ample moisture really to come on shore and dump a ton of rain behind that. some nice cold air support coming right on the gulf of alaska. those 2 mixing together really squeeze. not a lot of rain. no, doesn't look like it's going to be as we have wet as the last storm system that didn't have to. we had all that rain around the bay area from that previous one, just soaking all the hills and the mountains and everywhere. and that's causing some issues. so now national weather service has issued a flood warning across most of the bay area that will continue until 10:30pm, tonight. that means flooding is either occurring in your neighborhoods or is imminent as we head through the evening here. so be prepared as we're going to see those waters continue to rise of many creeks and local streams throughout the evening hours. and we're the russian river near guerneville. a flood warning in effect. they're going to likely see it. crest ab

7, 1941, the japanese submarine fleet attacked the american military base pearl harbor on the hawaiian islandahua, the japanese military took by surprise a third of the personnel rested on the shore for two hours. the imperial japanese naval aviation methodically destroyed the ships and planes that were in the harbor, which did not even have time to take off from the airfields. the americans lost 2,395 dead. to be fair i must say that under uh this action of internment fell not only the japanese, but also the germans and italians, about 110,000 japanese got into the camps, 10,000 managed to prove their need to the american authorities. they were engineers and skilled workers who were left alone. uh, by executive order of roosevelt moving evacuation. well , whatever you want, call it this process was supposed to take place in 2 days, people were given 2 days to collect. hmm, that is, they abandoned all movables and movables practically did not have time to sell anything. and if they sold it for without a price, but in general, the conditions of detention were quite tolerable. no one there is a

here's your atmospheric river just moving north now of the hawaiian islands. that subtropical tap all the way down into the tropics here. that's going to come racing across the pacific. and here we go. that's going to moving on shore about the middle of the week. but this really just part of a series of storms that are going impact the bay area. you see him right here, right? long-range forecast model. you see the one coming through right now that moving on out tomorrow. we get a little bit of a break and then this big atmospheric river event because the set itself up that rain, that wind really kicking in as we head into wednesday morning. we're talking ferocious winds, 40, 60 mile an hour gust. then that heavy rainfall continues in wednesday afternoon and wednesday night into thursday, turning the showers on thursday behind up and likely going to see some flooding as that system moves by and then you get another strong storm moving through on saturday. maybe not as strong as this one. but remember the ground is saturated. the rivers in the crease going to be

>> the mess caused by an atmospheric river, a giant weather event bringing moisture from the hawaiian islands and dumping it on california. preparations happening now in anticipation of another round of rain tomorrow. >> let's bring in niela charles from san francisco and meteorologist bill karins as well. the rain is still coming down in some places there. how is the state getting ready for the next round of storms and cleaning up at the same time from the last round? >> reporter: hurricane level damage here at a gas station in san francisco. the winds strong enough to knock over the steel canopy. at this point the governor has declared a state of emergency and millions of dollars of damage not just from this storm but the latest one, so you can get an idea of how difficult this is for crews hours before the latest storm. crews were working to fix a levy breach from the last one. they've been working at this point to clean up the tree damage, which in one instance killed an infant. we've talked to an official about how difficult the damage is and what they're looking to ahead. >> would you s

they've noted the ship's presence off the coast of the hawaiian islands in recent weeks. they say this isn't unusual as foreign vessels are free to move through this particular part of the ocean. >>> an unexpected announcement from the leader in new zealand. prime minister jacinda arder announced her resignation today. she's had to face crises like the covid pandemic and terror attacks on two separate mosques. ardern explained her decision at a news conference. >> i know what this job takes, and i know that i no longer have enough in the tank to do it justice. it's that simple. >> she's tired, she says. ardern was elected prime minister in 2017, february 7th will be her last day, ten months before her term was supposed to end. >>> from rome to san jose, the sistine chapel is coming to the bay area, sort of. it's called the michaelangelo sistine chapel exhibition at the oakridge mall in san jose. it features 34 high-res pictures of the breathtaking sistine chapel, the ceiling in the vatican. the paintings are blown up at placed around a room at the oakridge mall for people

and pulled in a bunch of that subtropical moisture all the way from the hawaiian islands and made that atmospheric river event. so here we go. the positive. the at all. right on the bay area right now took a while to get here. we have the showers early on this morning. but the heavier rainfall now moving through. but some of the mountain tops even this morning, more an inch inch and a half for rainfall. just from that very moist flow coming through. and now they're piling up some places well, over 2 inches on the way to 3 inches of rainfall. and that's why we're worried about flooding around the bay area. here's the intense storms are rolling to the bay area. now i see the yellows and the orange. we've seen some rain rates are over 2 and a half inches per hour. that is definitely flash flood material. that's why we're worried about flooding out there for tonight. flash flooding and flooding on some of the rivers as well. but very intense storms rolling through right now. we'll continue to do so as we take you through the night, let's get you in for a closer look now into parts of san f

this is really tapped into all that subtropical moisture right down toward the hawaiian islands. you see the wind islands here and it is just really untrained in the storm system. and so now you've got the cold air coming in behind that. and really the combination of the 2 going to squeeze out a ton of rain here in the bay area in the next few hours. and that's the big concern as that's coming on top of that are this strong atmospheric river event. we had early on the week there now. the flood watches have now become flood warnings across almost the entire bay area. now watching that very closely. now, that means flooding is occurring already in those areas or is imminent. so we're looking at a widespread flooding event for tonight that continue until 10:30pm, tonight. but the main rivers still going to be an issue. i think as we head throughout the night tonight and tomorrow, flood warnings going up there near guerneville. expecting that to crest tonight. right? just above the flood stage as we head ia toward tomorrow morning as well. now the winds also an extreme event. you can

coast guard carefully monitoring this russian ship prowling the waters off of the hawaiian islands. and not just any ship -- a vessel the coast guard says is believed to be an intelligence gathering ship. a spy ship. >> ships loitering in an area is abnormal. and with this one being a russian vessel off one of our key naval harbors in the pacific, that will be of concern to the naval leadership. >> reporter: indeed, joint base pearl harbor is one of the navy's busiest, with some of the most sophisticated and secretive warships in its arsenal. it's where we boarded a boat that took us to a nuclear-armed ballistic missile submarine last year off hawaii's coast. the submarines do not like to stay above water for long, because then they are detectable. exactly the kind of submarine the russians could try to learn more about, by dropping a tracking device under water. but there is another possibility. sabotage. >> they could be mapping some of our critical infrastructure that comes in and out of hawaii. fiber optic internet and communication cables, for example. >> reporter: the russians

you can see all that moisture coming from the hawaiian islands really just feeding the storm system and announced put itself together a little cold air behind it. really just the perfect recipe for a massive storm. so here we sit tonight, the storm system now coming on shore, heavy rain flooding going to be a likelihood scattered around the bay area. almost too much to count. you're going to see some mudslides are going to see some flash flooding and we're watching for the major rivers now and thinking that they actually may move over their banks, a place like guerneville. right now. we've got a flood watch for the entire bay area. but now we're looking at the potential for more flooding. aerial flood watch has been issued now for the bay area tpand a flood warning now in much of the north and the east bay in the san francisco, even expecting more heavy rainfall. you're seeing some ponding out there on the roads and all of the areas and the rivers. the streams will continue to rise and there's going to be issues overnight tonight is that heavy rain comes through. time now for you tonigh

common bird continues to demonstrate its ability to survive. co i is one of the largest of the hawaiian islands. it is covered in tropical forest high mountains, crystal clear rivers and sandy beaches. but despite it's a delicate parents, the island is sometimes hit by storms with unexpected results. in 92 the same time they filmed that movie, jurassic park, a hurricane came through called a nicky. and a nicky blue these chickens into the air and they wound up you know, landing wherever and that starting a new families and stuff. and before and nikki, there was no chickens around. but since that one storm in $92.00, it's so it's infestation or chickens. in steven spielberg's film, a huge storm allowed marauding bloodthirsty dinosaurs to break free and terrorized the island while in real life. hurricane a nicky allowed the islands domesticated chicken population to fly the kook and live according to their women's clue, but they are not the 1st birds to find freedom on this island. red jungle fowl brought by the 1st polynesians, had already made the home in co eyes, mountains. the free domesticat

. >>> from asia to europe and now the hawaiian islands, the world has been ringing in the new year with new spectacular celebration after another. >> five, four, three, two, one! >> in new york thousands watched as the traditional ball drop marked the beginning of 2023. it was a stunning show complete with fireworks, music and a ton, literally a ton of confetti raining down on the crowd. while there were dazzling displays earlier many cities including paris, sydney where more than a million people gathered to see the famous fireworks show around the harbor. >>> pope francis is celebrating the first mass of the new year right now, one day after his predecessor former pope benedict died at the age of 95. the vatican announced that the pope emeritus who was the first to resign the papacy since the 15th century will lie in state for monday in st. peters basilica. at benedict's request the vatican says his funeral on thursday morning will be, quote, simple. burial will be in the paypal tombs beneath st. peter's basilica. cnn senior vatican analyst john allen is standing by in rome but let's

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coast guard says this is a suspected spy ship loitering near the hawaiian islands. they released video of the vessel believed to be gathering surveillance. in a stunning and unexpected announcement, new zealand's prime minister says she's resigning and stepping down in just a matter of weeks. speaking at a labor party retreat, got choked up as she says she doesn't have the energy to lead the government anymore and will not seek re-election. this was a shock, wasn't it, to people in new zealand? >> reporter: this was a stunning announcement for people in new zealand and around the world. we heard from the prime minister of new zealand who said she didn't have the energy to stand for re-election in october and plans to step down as leader of her country by february 7th. i want you to take a listen to what she says next. >> i'm entering my sixth year in office. for each of these years i have given my absolute all. i believe leading a country is the most privileged job anyone could ever have, and also the most challenging. you cannot and should not do it unless you have

an atmospheric river slashed on some tropical moisture and he's picked it up all the way from hawaiian islands, pushing it toward the bay area. so it has a ton of moisture that is absorbed. it's about to drop on the bay area. tremendous amounts of rainfall as that system moves on shore. the rain likely beginning by tomorrow morning. going to watch very these kind of events. you get a nice southerly wind, all of a sudden for the santa cruz mountains that maybe the bulls eye around the bay area, maybe 6 to 10 inches of rain, possibly across the santa cruz mountains. that will put some of those rivers under a flood watch in may be a warning as things begin to change right now. flood watches have been posted across the entire bay area. likely going to see flooding on many creeks and tributaries outside. and we're even watching some of the main rivers now, the river of the russian river guerneville a likely to crest above flood stage to about 35.4 feet as we get into thursday and then we're likely to see some flooding along hopple and maybe a as we're going to see that the crest thursday. and then

right there over the hawaiian islands. so if you're going there, it's fine. but they will continue to march in saturday into sunday, there's going to be rain heaviest looks to be north. i just think it's more of a broad brush on monday tuesday. i don't want to say the heaviest would be south because there's going to be a lot of rain all over the place here, so i have to fix that. as far as today. there so saturated, it doesn't take much to come in here and just get a little bit of light right, had some thunderstorms yesterday to the north yesterday afternoon. more rain is on the way more snow now the snow came all the way down. there were some reports to baxter yesterday, but it's going. it'll go back up and then come back down. anyway. you look at it. i think there's going to if san jose gets 5.5 that's a foot in the center. cruz mountains, santa rosa gets six and a third. that's a foot in the russian river. so you know, usually they will rule of thumb is, you know, just double it. especially in the center russian river. there will be snow. not a lot here. t

a teenager from berkeley has made history completing a long distance swim between two hawaiian islands to raise money for pediatric cancer research. 15 year old maya marriage last week became the youngest person ever to swim the ktvu channel 28 mile journey from molokai island to a wa who she completed the swim in 27 hours and 33 minutes earlier today on the forum marriage, explained what kept her going during that grueling swim. continue to motivate myself by remembering why i was doing it and that it was in dedication and in memory of a friend that passed away last month, and that and him saying, i'm really pushed me to keep doing this and go forward. marriage spent 48 hours in the water, leaving the island of molokai last wednesday night and finally reaching the shore's of oahu after nine p.m. on thursday night. alright five days and counting. 49ers eagles in philly, home to one of the most rabid fan bases in sports and up next in sports joe fonzi with the 49ers thoughts on the philly atmosphere, and here's a look tonight at our lineup on ktvu. you can catch 911 lone star tonight at

it's really latched on to a lot of subtropical moisture coming all the way down from the hawaiian islands. you can see it being pulled in. >> by the deep low pressure center right in the middle of that storm behind it. you've got a lot of cold air beginning to mix in from the gulf of alaska. so that is really the perfect recipe for an intense storm system. in fact, it's undergoing what we call bombogenesis. that is rapid intensification of a storm system. and here comes that atmospheric river event now on track the push into the bay area. starting tomorrow morning will start to feel the gusty winds begin to kick up. so far. we've got some clouds out there right now. you can see some of that moisture off the coastline. that is part of the warm front that's about to push on shore and the rain will pick up overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. we've got flood watches have been posted across most of the bay area's. we're going to likely see some rapid rises and many of the local creeks and streams likely going to see some flash flooding as we head toward tomorrow evening and tomorrow night

are too many tragic deaths, number one, and, number two, that asian american, native hawaiian, and pacific islandermunities live in fear. and these deaths and the deadly violence that have beset the community has -- is a problem that persists, in addition to the fact that there's a mental health crisis that i think besieges us all. and we can't forget to center the fact that there are victims and that there are families and surviving members and community members and friends and allies and neighbs of those victims who are on a long path and a long journey to healing. amna: there has been an interesting study recently that looked at gun ownershiamong asian americans. as you noted, asian americans across the country have been through a lot in the last three years. we saw a surge in anti-asian hate during the pandemic. the study found that people who experienced that racism over the last couple of years were more likely to buy a firearm for the very first time. and i just wonder what you make of that. what does that say to us? erika: yeah, i think that one of the things that i have observed is that pe

two news a teenager from berkeley has made history completing a long distance swim between two hawaiian islandso raise money for pediatric cancer research. my marriage last week became the youngest person to swim from the tv channel 28 mile journey from molokai island, oahu. the 15 year old completed the swim in 27 hours 33 minutes. she joined us on the four to explain what kept her going during the grueling swim. continue to motivate myself by remembering why i was doing it and that it was in dedication and in memory of a friend that passed away last month, and that and him saying, i'm really pushed me to keep doing this and go forward. marriage said the conditions were a big factor. she got stuck in a headwind, and the current was going in the wrong direction for the first nine hours of that swim. probably the second time the san francisco 49 ers and philadelphia eagles will face off in a playoff game. this time , it's for the nfc championship as they are both now one game away from super bowl 57 1 of the many pivotal metro apps in the title game is between the eagles running game and the nin

the hawaiian islands right here. and here is our next system, as we drop in the isobars are lines of equal pressure. the tighter these lines are the stronger the wind . so this storm is developing intensifying quite a bit what they call it bomb cyclone, meaning the pressure's dropping one millibar per hour for 24 hours and you can see that's right on track. approaching the bay area and strengthening here is our live camera. today is the day to prepare. whatever you can do find the sandbags get the flashlights charged up the lights charged up and also clear out the leaves. if you can outside right now we have mostly cloudy skies, the chance of a sprinkle or a light shower. here is the forecast model, though it's picking up on the break the break we need for today as we put this into motion for tonight . still mostly cloudy skies. you will notice the winds picking up this evening out of the south and then into your wednesday. this is wednesday morning. eight o'clock in fact. this is interesting. this is kind of linked

it tapped really all that subtropical moisture all the way up the hawaiian islands. and that's why we call it the atmospheric river. the old pineapple express, but a poll and brought that the moisture right up into that storm system behind it. you got the cold air coming from the gulf of alaska. you put those 2 ingredients together. you've got the makings of a powerful storm and that's what we saw as the storm intensified rapidly overnight and into today. so flood warnings are still up for a most of the bay area watching for rapid rises along many creeks and streams and really just many streets around the bay area could become flooded. some flash flooding is a possibility. flood watches. we'll stay in effect until tomorrow as we're going to see more of the rain continuing on and off throughout the night tonight and tomorrow to something to watch out for now as the remain river start to come into play. we're talking about the russian river now. a flood warning issued by the national weather service along the russian river expecting that the crash right around 11, 10 o

get all that moisture just being in training in the system all the way from the hawaiian islands being brought up by that deep area of low pressure on the backside of it, cold air really plunging from the gulf of alaska, really put together the ingredients for a major storm rolling into the state. so that'ere we sit now. that storm system moving on through the damage being done. all that water rolling down the hills now and causing some flooding issues. the national weather service has issued a flood watch for almost the entire bay area except for slow counting, continued until 10:30pm, tonight. and we're also watching for the possibility more trees coming down as that system continues to roll through those gusty winds in the area around guerneville, the national weather service has issued a flood warning going expect that the crest right around midnight tonight. but that's not me. they may be the only time we've got a series of storms headed toward the bay area. we could see another crashed as we get the weekend as well. winds are real issue. we've got high wind warnings across the en

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swim between two hawaiian islands to raise money for pediatric cancer research 15 year old meyer marriagee the youngest person to swim the tv channel 28 journey or 28 mile journey from molokai island to oahu. she completed the swim in 27 hours and 33 minutes. she joined us on the four to explain what kept her going to do that ruling swim. continue to motivate myself by remembering why i was doing it and that it was in dedication and in memory of a friend that passed away last month, and that and him saying, i'm really pushed me to keep doing this and go forward. marriage said the conditions were a big factor. shein a headt was going in the wrong direction for the first nine hours of the swim school lunches are getting a makeover at the mount diablo unified school district and contra costa county lunch menus now feature california grown fruits and vegetables and grass fed meats as well as main courses that put the school lunches. we all had to shame. schools nutrition director works with local farms, baker's creameries and fishers to supply almost all the ingredients for meals to serve the

spanning all eight hawaiian islands. i'm here to fight for working families, struggling with high cost of living, small businesses providing jobs and opportunities for our residents, senior citizens seeking security in retirement in old age, and above all our children and their futures. in my first month alone on this job, we find our country inching towards a debt crisis at the national level that could devastate my constituents and their ability to care for their families. all caused by the extreme politics of my republican colleagues. this is not a short-term one off issue. the implications for our economy, on our foreign policy, and communities are severe and long-term. when i sit down at my kitchen table every night and look across at my sons, i worry. will they have their own kitchen table filled with family right here in hawaii? if republicans force our country into a default, their future will be even more challenging. to afford a home of their own, to be able to rent one, have a car to get to work, to save for t

uh, such pranks with tours yuriy tower traveled almost the entire globe from the hawaiian islands.ll the program is a secret, but it will be enchanting, however, as always, the tower is maryana zhukova nikolai khasanov channel one. it's time to find out what's new in the country and the world to this hour from the news service. it became known about the new successes of our military in the special operation zone, they managed to destroy a group of foreign mercenaries who fought on the side of the neo-nocists discovered thanks to reconnaissance with the help of such orlan 10 drones. catapults, its strength is in the smart stuffing receivers and sensors inside allow you to perform several tasks at once orlan 10 works as a kind of. a cell tower can give out signals to suppress it, and, in addition, is able to detect and transmit the exact coordinates of several thousand enemy cell phones to the area of ​​work, looking for communication subscribers to be determined by location. we also send out sms well, we determine the belonging to a particular country, we find it. mostly congestion

a teenager from berkeley has made history completing a long distance swim between two hawaiian islandsse money for pediatric cancer research. maya marriage last week became the youngest person to swim from the i e. v channel 28 mile journey from molokai island to oahu. the 15 year old completed the swim in 27 hours and 33 minutes. she joined us on the four to explain what kept her going during the grueling swim. continue to motivate myself by remembering why i was doing it and that it was in dedication and in memory of a friend that passed away last month, and that and him saying, i'm really pushed me to keep doing this and go forward. marriage says he conditions were a big factor. she got stuck in a headwind, and the current was also going in the wrong direction for the first nine hours of that swim. reservoirs across the state are slowly inching up after weeks of storms to start the month, the san francisco public utilities commission says head techie reservoir near yosemite national park is likely to fill to capacity right now the reservoir is 81% full, and that's without the sierra

spy ship that belongs to russia, it was spotted in international waters off the coast of the hawaiian islandsay be due to tensions between moscow and washington in connection with the russian war in ukraine. what does the pentagon say about this ship, which was so close to hawaii. this is not the first time the coast guard has been forced to monitor russian ships this week, what is particularly interesting here is the tension between the us and russia between washington and moscow. the coast guard, which tracked this ship, believes that this ship is designed to collect intelligence in simple terms. this is a spy ship, which is still present in international waters off the coast of hawaii, the coast guard acted in conjunction with the department of defense. this is not an illegal or in any way illegal incident russian reconnaissance ships or any other countries, as well as aircraft may be in international waters or international airspace, collecting intelligence, but this time makes this incident interesting, but this is the first time in a year and a half that this has been so close, especial

strategy to advance equity, justice, and opportunity for asian americans, it native, hawaiian, and pacific islander communities. the strategy dt -- details much-needed -- combating anti-asian hate. this unprecedented plan bills on the administration's broader equity agenda and president biden's historic executive order to establish and reinvigorate the white house initiative and we are proud that the biden-harris administration reflects the rich diversity of america, including the first asian-american vice president, 14% of our appointees and nominees identify as -- finally, this morning someone wrote about census bureau release data that shows president biden's first two years in office have been the two greatest years for new small business applications on record, with 10.5 million total new business is created, with unemployment at a record low as the two strongest years of job creation in our history. there are reasons for economic optimism all over the country. today's new debt is the latest confirmation that president biden's economic plan is indeed working and is building our economy from th

boston university found that just 7% of publishers identify as asian, south asia, native hawaiian, or pacific islanderal bookstore. scan a library shelves, review assigned reading lists. a literary canon its nearly large enough to represent a population that is nearly doubled in size in the united states between 2000 and 2019. books like a big moon cake for little star that feature nonwhite protagonists and are written by nonwhite authors are necessary. chinese children need to see themselves in the pages of books as the hero, or the main character. chinese parents need to have that special moment before bedtime when they can read their young child a story, a story that celebrates their culture, and makes them not feel like the other. a story that wishful child and parent can relate. there is no easy solution for racism and xenophobia and homophobia and sexism. but there are steps we can take to move the next generation forward. and reading age-appropriate books that celebrate not just christmas, but the moon cake festival, diwali, passover, and -- these are these ways. i could go on, but to be honest

islander parents. thank you. thank you so much for being here. >> [speaking in native language] good evening i'm a hawaiian pacific islander parent advisor, i'm here to further introduce them. so i would like to pass it to the co-chair. thank you. >> please continue by pressing the button. and let me know when to advance the picture. >> [speaking in native language] i'll be reading for my co-chair teresa tonight. from the village of american samoa. she is a parent of a senior at balboa high school and has been a member advisory council for the last three years and currently my co-chair. shown here on this first slide are mate i have from pacific islanders. our acknowledgment in these phases we're in and greetings to everyone and our ancestors from before so that we may speak. acknowledging the rell haloni the original people of what is now the san francisco peninsula. thank you superintendent dr. wane, all of our board commissioners, and families in audience for the opportunity to share our nhpi presentation tonight. next slide. >> on this slide, we have our agenda, we will take you on a journey where we come from

south identify native americans have gone up somewhat and we also have a pacific islander and native hawaiian classification. in any event, they together comprise about twice as big a population as african-american population. so now we have a lot more cases on the borderline than we used. and even within the african-american community, there's a lot more immigration from places like africa and the caribbean and there's always questions about how they should be classified as a lot more interracial marriage than used to be. it's gone up from less 5% to 22% in the statistics. so there are a lot more edge cases and no one is really thinking about back in the seventies. and you say, well, why haven't they updated the classifications and those of you we frequently attend k2 events could probably figure this out once these classifications come into being interest form around them and are very protective of their boundaries. my book addresses the following questions about official ethnic classifications in the u.s. are the standard racial categories coherent? does it make sense to classify all peopl

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hawaiian comfort food joint. number two, super j's authentic island, on the big island, so only a plane ride away. and archibald's bakery in fort lauderdale, florida. have i made you hungry? i hope so. thanks for joining us, i'm christine romans. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> this incident was heinous, reckless, and inhumane and in the vain of transparency, when the video is released in the coming days you will see this for yourselves. i expect you to feel outraged in the disregard of basic human rights as our police officers have taken an oath to do the opp opposite of what transpired on the video. >>> good morning we're glad you could join us, i'm live in memphis. poppy is in new york. and kaitlan is on assignment. any day now the video of the beating that led to tyre nichols' death will be released. we're live on the ground for you. >>> look again, the national archives weighing whether to ask former presidents and vice presidents to check for any classified documents. what four presidents told cnn. plus this. >>> the administrator down played the report from the teacher and the poss

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