koenig: thank you.he recent attacks in this country against asian americans have been met with condemnation across the political spectrum and support from other communities of color, including black americans. stephanie sy has a look at the state and history of those relationships. stephanie: judy, the recent show of solidarity among black and asian american activists belies a fraught history between these groups. for example, during the 1992 riots in los angeles, racial tensions exploded, with armed korean-american shopkeepers facing off against rioters. a year before the brutal police beating of rodney king, which set off the uprising, a korean shop owner had fatally shot a 15-year-old black girl, latasha harlins, for allegedly trying to steal a bottle of juice. thenmore recently, a hmong-american minneapolis police officer, tou thao, was one of four officers accused of standing by while derek chauvin knelt on george floyd's neck. both communities are now working urgently toward greater racial and soc

alexa koenig is the center's executive director. professor at berkeley school of law, and she joins me now. myanmar what was happening on the ground coming social media combing through bubbled up to ghe surface dragged into the backs of trucks many bodies were returned so they maybe told for example watching these horrific videos, it often seemed like the killings were random. but were they, in fact, not random at all, and instead designed to terrorize? >> i think it really spends on what you mean by random. a lot of times when you see these indiscriminate killings, the very randomness of that can be an act of psychological war fair designed to create a sense of widespread vulnerability among populations, a widespread sense of fear. i think it certainly raises the possibility that you or your loved one could be killed at anytime in broad daylight with potential impunity and, so, you know, i think there's a lot of attention brought to physical acts of war fair, the droppings of bombs, mass killings, et cetera, but less so about the w

will play venture capitalist bill gurley and gordon levin will take on the role as ousted ceo travis koenig will be an anthology series with each season focused on a different business. there is no word yet on a release date. >>> concerts are coming back, tickets to see billy i lish go on say today. all right, this singer is coming to san francisco in march , the 29th actually of 2022. tickets go on sale today at noon. i was trying to look and see who else is coming but i feel like i've got to do some digging because a lot of them have been rescheduled. >> who do you want to see if you could just pick someone to come to the center? >> i don't know. selena supposed to be coming and i would go see her again. >> okay. i would go for that. i honestly, we were just talking about this and i love beyoncc and i know she really hasn't come out with a lot of new music but >> i feel that way about rihanna , i would see her if she came to concert. and i would go see janet again. >> i would see janet. i would also want to see k lonnie because those tickets all sold out, she's from oakland and that would

stuart: minutes away from "the opening bell," jonathan koenig is here, stocks recovering not so muchtion? >> it is an understatement but i'm watching it closely because i think the canary in the coal mine, what the asian currencies were in 1997, dot.coms were in 1999. the same thing in 2021. not just public exception, that is the tip of the sword. and bitcoin dropped 40%, rebounded somewhat. 45,000, i am a bear, telecom strategy and all the other things. to the bitcoin bust. stuart: i understand why you're there on these companies, $1.5 billion worth of bitcoin. they are tied into the crypto market. and put dot.com and their names, amazon.com was there former name and same with ebay and after the dot.com crash they took it out of their name. and thousands of one% over the last couple months, it is weak right now and the fact bitcoin base, major ipo, crypto exchange couldn't hold its ipo price you talked about chess in your earlier segment. to see the whole board, crypto's weakness spells weakness for risk writ large. stuart: good stuff. thanks for being with us on friday morning. it