today, i want to again invite everybody to our new asian. we promised it will be all- inclusive plan and offer you something to be awakened and inspired about. >> thank you. first, it has been a real pleasure and privilege to work with the museum, with such a clear vision, bold vision. it is a dream plan situation for a company like wolff olins to work with the asian art museum. the journey started in january of last year where we did extensive research with the museum.

a new twist. asianish. in palo alto's town and country village is a snook tiny takeout. it is called asian blocs. the first of many. frank climbed. >> is like asian street food. we pick it up in the morning, with fresh ingredients. healthy, grilled, authentic recipes and for people that on something better than fast food. >> that freshness is this shaft you are the ultimate compounder. >> i just created my own because it is a healthier option and i like asian food. >> the sauce at a lot to it is good and healthy and it tastes good. >> i went to rice noodles with vegetarian broth and pork with one of the hot sauce. and i also alternate with an asian vegetable salad so you do not have to cover hundreds every day. . 6-spiced chicken. let us are triaged. >> this is like a restaurant! >> everything spring rolls. and homemade peanut sauce. and no guilt. also the packaging is composed of all. and that is important. >> these are my choices with the spring wil--roll the lemon/lime marmalade is really tasty it is

today, i want to again invite everybody to our new asian. we promised it will be all- inclusive plan and offer you something to be awakened and inspired about. >> thank you. first, it has been a real pleasure and privilege to work with the museum, with such a clear vision, bold vision. it is a dream plan situation for a company like wolff olins to work with the asian art museum. the journey started in january of last year where we did extensive research with the museum. everything from analyzing the visitor journey to understanding macro and museum trends. we did ethnographic research with visitors, lots of insight, but a key foundational inside or that visitors wanted to connect more viscerally with museums and the arts. they are looking for museums to provide a platform for discussion, interaction, for discussion, even as an outlet for creative endeavors. some of the challenges that will faced museums like the asian is the subject matter is just a bit more difficult for people in the u.s., so the nation has to work harder to provide more c

in other words, the asian art museum is for all people. offering a new perspective that is bold and confident but inviting everyone to engage. now it is time to unveil at our new visual identity. may i invite the mayor and our board chair tony to join me in cutting the ribbon. >> wow. it is time. as these folks get in place, i am going to count down. we are all going to say asian altogether. get ready with your scissors. i am going to begin my countdown. 3, 2, 1. asian. wow. [applause] >> now that the mayor and board chair has helped us through this point, may i invite them up for some pictures? >> thank you, mr. mayor. thank you, tony. let me repeat once again the three qualities we want our visual identity to convey. a new perspective, bold and confident, and asian arts museum invites all to engage. as you may know, this inverted market is from a mathematical science known as a universal quantifier. we whaant everyone to know thate are here

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chinese new year as the same period that are pretty much the same, but lunar new year is celebrated by many groups within the asian american community, including korean- americans, vietnamese americans, and many others. we want to celebrate the chinese new year every year, but also the occasion of asia pacific heritage month in grand style, and set an example for the rest of the country. this year, our theme is celebrating heritage, advancing education. we will be presenting three awards to distinguished individuals and organizations in the area us of advancing education. the nomination is open to the public. we will have more information in the weeks to come. this evening, talking about history and culture, a reception for the ceremony. we have a calligrapher and a musician who will entertain us as part of tonight's celebration. [speaking a foreign language] lastly, we have a special presentation. i would like to bring up commissioner and each one -- commissioner amy chuang. also representing -- i did not realize all of this. would you like to introduce the artist? this is a very special year of the dragon presen

news. >>> asian bowesian bourses are higher. we will avoid a messy default coming from the country, overall risk appetite, nikkei 225 inching ever closer to the key 10,000 level. the softer yen helping out the export oriented stocks. topix is up 1.5%. one eye on greece, the other on china. cpi today slowing a little bit more than expected. cpi 3.2% for the month of february. giving way talk this maybe will give a chance to ease policy. those expectations pushed numbers higher 0.9%. elsewhere the kospi ticking higher, australian markets, easing coming from china because china is, of course, australia's largest trading partner. new zealand 50 up 0.6% and the sensex trading to the upside 2.1%. also optimism overseas. i want to talk about malaysia central bank keeping rates unchanged. it is expected at 3% but inflation risk and of course what's happening on the external front and how it will impact the market, we have next weekend an eye on the boj, japanese central bank meeting. a decision tuesday. that's it for me this friday. i'l

in other words, the asian art museum is for all people. offering a new perspective that is bold and confident but inviting everyone to engage. now it is time to unveil at our new visual identity. may i invite the mayor and our board chair tony to join me in cutting the ribbon. >> wow. it is time. as these folks get in place, i am going to count down. we are all going to say asian altogether. get ready with your scissors. i am going to begin my countdown. 3, 2, 1. asian. wow. [applause] >> now that the mayor and board chair has helped

. >>> good news out of greece and a fresh report showing china's inflation fell sharply last month drove asianarkets higher. yesterday, news that families took on more debt at the end of last year held offset a rise in weekly jobless claims. the february jobs report is due out this morning and will be closely watched by wall street and main street. >>> more than 200,000 financiallily strapped households will see their mortgages reduced thanks to a side deal bank of america has struck with the government over part of alleged foreclosure pieces. coach added 5% on upbeat sales report. slow growth in february is eating into mcdonald's bottom line. shares dipped 3%. rare earth miner molycorp is buying neotechnologies for $1.3 billion. bender guitar fans will be able to buy a piece of rock 'n' roll history. filed for ipo to the tune of $200 million. one lucky buyer has landed a piece of movie history. remember that house? the "home alone" house has been sold for just over $1.5 million. >>> coming up, capitals rally in overtime. the bulls stumble against the magic and let the peyton manning sweepstak

. >>> good news out of greece and a fresh report showing china's inflation fell sharply last month drove asianarkets higher. yesterday, news that families took on more debt at the end of last year helped offset a rise in weekly jobless claims. as mentioned earlier, the february jobs report is due out this morning and it will be watched closely by wall street and main street. >>> more than 200,000 financially strapped households will see their mortgages reduced thanks to a side deal bank of america has struck with the government as part of its settlement over alleged foreclosure abuses. coach added 5% on upbeat sales report. slow growth in february is eating into mcdonald's bottom line. shares dipped 3%. rare earth miner molycorp is buying canada's neo materials technologies for $1.3 billion. fender guitar fans will soon be able to buy a piece of rock 'n' roll history. filed for ipo to the tune of $200 million. one lucky buyer has landed a piece of movie history. look familiar? that of course, the "home alone" house, has been sold for just over $1.5 million. right there in illinois. >>> the cap

it's a volunteer run nonprofit news and culture organization that illuminates asian america through hard-hittingtive features on the cultural and political trends shaping the fastest growing ethnic population in the country. it engages people through our print magazine, website and events to fulfill the commission to tell the untold stories of asian americans with accuracy, nuance and complexity. to showcase emerging artists, creators and leaders of our community and to build a socially and politically aware community through media, dialogue, and cultural events. it's been honored by chinese for affirmative action, with the flames of justice award in 2008, nominated by the utney reader for -- for utney independent press award, best new title in 2007 and in 2010 for best social and cultural coverage. so again we say congratulations to you. [applause] >> thank you all so much. as much as i wanted hyphen to win i was hoping this would mean lisa would get our speech out of the way and i wouldn't have to be up here to talk. but i do want to say thank you so much again to the same people, to the asian

it was true for asian americans in new york city where there are 6% of the population. but it's impossible and it's not that even they live all in integrated communities. many of them live in heavily integrated communities but they've too far apart to connect them. you can't connect chinatown to sunny, and you have to cross so many districts to get inland. i think that is a function of the choice to use driktds. not a function of how the districts are drawn once you have made that decision. >> okay, i have recovered. there's a lot of white democrats in ati enough in austin to compromise the district. that's why i think it's dangerous to focus on the incumbent, there are x number of white democrats from texas. you have to look at this district. if that's a district where whites are controlling the outcome of the primary in such a way that latino presence or other voter presence in the district is not able to nominate and elect a candidate of choice, then, you know, when somebody else takes a look at that district in this case the leadership of the texas house and senate,

daily examples of indefinite detention, exercised particularly in the black, latino, asian american communities of new york city. japanese detention under franklin roosevelt's executive order was extended to italian americans and more than 10,000 a italian-americans were incarcerated in definitely under the executive order that allowed that tension. the starting point in its san francisco for those tensions were in the excelsior district, on silver avenue, or the bible college is at the top of the hill at silver ave. one of the first victims of the executive order was the mayor, the person who nominated fdr for president at the democratic party convention of 1932. other examples of the effects of this type of detention law would be what happened in northern ireland during the troubles, apartheid south africa, and palestine. i know people who were affected in all of these places directly by these detention practices. therefore, not only should we call for no collaboration of the san francisco police department with anti-terrorism of the fbi, but also no collaboration with the national security administ

asian carriers. they bought hundreds of new planes with more on the way. there won't be enough pilots to fly them. asia is forecast to be short an average of 9,000 each year through 2030. and the fast hiring that needs to happen could put your safety at stake. >> it's very difficult to grow an airline very quickly and keep it safe. so we see rapid expansion sometimes followed by periods of high levels of accidents. >> reporter: the recruitment of foreign pilots is one solution to the asian pilot shortage but bill vass says mixed crews could translate into problems. in indonesia, the domestic supply of pilots is slowed by a bottleneck in the classroom. this flight school is 1 of just 12 training centers in a country of 240 million people. it only graduates some 40 new pilots each year. nationwide -- >> we need 600 a year. but now we only purchase like 300 to 400. >> reporter: here, to get a new flight school up and running takes about two years. to graduate a class, a few more. to rise some second to first officer, about a decade. that's not to mention maki

jeremy lin ---the asian-american point guard for the new york knicks -- has a new deal to promote volvos nowwowned by a phinese company.the two--ear the u-s and asia.lin became an overnight sensation last month. the undrafted player wenttfrom bench-warmer, to a high deal with nike..mazon-dot-com 3 army of robots..he online retailer is buying kiva sysyems for 775 million doolars.the commany makes orange robots that scoot around warehouse orders.amazon is already a kiva customer.for business brief, i'm edgar treiguts -----end-----cnn.script--- she's only two... she's ooly two...but she knows how love can turn sou. sour.nats of singing. little one's renditioo.. of ann aaele hit. 3 3 turn left. one of nine volkswagen modes named a 2012 iihs top safety pick. not that we'd ever brag about it. turn right. come on, nine. turn left. hit the brakes. huh? how'd that get there? [ male announcer ] we can't hide how proud we are to have nine 2012 iihs top safety picks. so we're celebrating with our "safety in numbers" event. that's the power

anyone who may be worried about external signs of aging the tryna hear of as a new remedy using stem cell which even asian regenerative cells and fats are injected into patients' faces which in turn produces the turbo charging lifting fact the therapy is based on the idea that premature aging is a tricycle efficiency disease many experts say is the future of surgery will still occur when scalpels simply a thing of the past time will tell asked thirty two years old i don't think i need yet he said i'm here to have a look at some of the conventional non-surgical treatments offer a massage techniques hydrotherapy injections phillis it's all offered here at p.t. plaza. very comfy tight off and this is where arena turns really brown but. this procedure is aimed only at the upper layers of skin while other treatments affect other layers of tissue including skin fat and muscle so this is a light version and to achieve more visible and stronger lifting effect other procedures are recommended so how my looking younger already i don't really see how this can make much difference myself but still i'll keep an open m

mortgages asians like the new york times and the associated press but lately we've highlighted some of the areas where they did shine a piece of us a geisha the n.y.p.d. surveillance program a muslim communities in the northeast for example or as they grow to be yesterday they piece investigation into drone strikes and the resulting civilian casualties in pakistan let's go back to new york times series from two thousand and nine which david barstow won a pulitzer prize here bars the detail the revolving door the lack of transparency the deceitful nature of television networks hiring retired generals as commentators making them paid contributors or just bringing them on as analysts now many of these retired generals or other pentagon employees they aren't just getting checks in the networks many of them also getting checks from defense contractors something which they don't disclose when they appear on cable networks as these objective analysts which clearly are not since they're pushing for certain policies that line their wallets not to mention these are people who have risen up throu

asian markets. james has a huge following in china. dunk in also planning to create newto boost its asian business including pork donuts. don't ask. that's business. i'm neil cavuto.   >> this is fox 5 stock market report is brought to you by your ex husband dealer. live life here -- by your lexus dealer. live life heroically. ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ >>> a woodbridge mother is facing murder charges in the death of her infant son. the 3-month-old died nearly three years ago. tyesha green was sleeping in the same bed as her son, woke up to find him unresponsive. prosecutors say green smoked marijuana and was drinking before she went to bed. they claim several factors led to the boy's death including poor prenatal care and unsafe sleeping environment. >>> a bizarre case at an elementary school in new jersey. police say four 10-year-old boys were found bound and gagged i

for over four hundred fifty million dollars and it was part of russia's productize asian programme. imo in other news we have asia which has not north america off the top spot and now those the title as the economic center of gravity in the world basically asians that have a fortune of one hundred million dollars now are estimated at eighteen thousand that's compared with seventeen thousand in north america and fourteen thousand and western europe and when it comes to russia that figure is over two thousand missile systems were published in the report by night franklin the global property broker expects this number in the country to grow seventy six percent in five years and that would be the third fastest pace in the world after india and china. and all i can say i'm just hoping to make it and be one of those seventy six percent or. arena always a pleasure to see you thank you for his own zob. card interest i hear a lot see it's a time in my skies are to tell you everything the banks and money makers don't want you to hear because a report in just a moment. some . of. your thoughts going to. this st

it's part of china's plans to inch near a new silk road for central asian trade.sn't always enjoyed such close business links. >> reporter: on the frozen grasslands between china and russia, it's hard to imagine anything surviving. yet, in the chinese border town of man jolie, business is thriving. no matter the day, they're shipping in siberian timber revitalizing this once sleepy outpost. without this business, i would just be another laborer he says. business between beijing and moscow hasn't always been this good. only four decades ago, the two nations clashed over this border. once a heavily fortified barricade during the cold war. after the collapse of the soviet union in 11991, relations began to thaw. paving the way for this man to start a biscuiting and selling timber all over china. with 10% sales growth every year. >> i have a house and a car now and the standard of living has improved. he said. now, more and more people are coming here. $10 billion worth of timber and other goods pass through this area every year. this border town is one of china's bus

that offset positive news on unemployment as fewer americans filed for jobless benefits last week. we saw the asianarkets fall overnight. we're going to get data today on new home sales in the u.s., so make sure you watch for that. the dow fell 78 points yesterday to 13,046, the nasdaq lost 12. meantime, banks are lending again, but businesses are still wary about spending that money. the fed says the business loans grew 10% last year after falling 9% in 2010 and falling 19% in 2009. the majority is coming from credit lines, not traditional loans. however, instead of tapping those lines to buy new equipment, build new factories, or hire more people, companies are sitting on their hands with the cash. they may want to see more improvement in the economy before they start to take more risk again. and t-mobile is cutting 1,900 jobs as it closes call centers in seven states. the company has been losing customers to bigger and smaller rivals. t-mobile is cutting costs to save cash to upgrade the wireless network following the breakup of the merger with at&t last year. back over to you. >> thank you very

become victims of the trade and sent to china, macau, south korea and other asian countries since 2003. the government's new law comes in the wake of several other recent regulations including the setting up of a special unit to investigate cross border human trafficking. >>> cartoonists and illustrators around the world joined hands to produce an art book full of messages to encourage japan as it tries to recover from last year's earthquake and tsunami. the work was published in japan earlier this month at the initiative of a french comic writer. nhk world met him as he visited japan one year after the disaster. >> reporter: this is one of europe's leading writers of comic books. he's been a fan of japanese comics known as manga since he was a child. >> not so good. >> reporter: on march 11th, 2011, movan was in tokyo on business. >> translator: when i saw japanese next to me fainting or starting to cry, or even calling out for people in a panic, that's when i really understood we were witnessing a historic moment. >> reporter: morvan invited a group of artists to produce for japan. about 2,700 works were

also, new legislation during the 1960s swept away the racist immigration quotas against asian countries. now, this second wave consisted largely of students and highly educated professionals, representing one of the greatest brain drain waves of chinese immigrant talent to the united states. many were intellectuals, capitalists or bureaucrat whose held prominent positions in the nagsist regime and asked to leave shortly before the take joevg in 1949. a few people went directly to the united states immediately during the communist revolution, but many more fled to hong kong or taiwan before later migrating to america to study or to start new careers there. some were college students or graduate students who during the chinese civil war were stranded in the u.s. without a country to return to, and they decided to stay. but largescale immigration from mainland china itself seized when the prc isolated itself from the world community during the mass doan years, and just like this first wave, the second wave was warmly welcomed, at first. the chinese came at a time when the united states nee

new day and it's an exciting day. never before have we celebrated asian pacific heritage month and the landscape as we are today.h the ever-changing population, with the political landscape, heck, we even saw the first chinese american nba player, and we are proud to be part of it and celebrate throughout the month of may. so thank you very much for having us. [applause] >> we have our returning heritage champion, pacific gas and electric represented by ontario smith. ontario? and pg&e has been there since day one. [applause] [applause] and next joining us at the heritage partners level we have rebecca delgado representing the academy of universities. is rebecca here? [applause] and representing at&t we have jason chan. jason? jason is probably busy making phone calls. right here. [applause]