a u.s. census estimate in 2015 found 19 million residents of asian and pacific islander descent with a total u.s. population of 248 million people. in california, asian and pacific americans make up almost 21% of the population. and the bay area census in 2010 found that asians and pacific islanders make up almost 24% of the population, inching above latinos as the largest minority race across the nine counties. abc7's chris nguyen is here now with local apa leaders to talk about important issues affecting our bay area communities. >> cheryl, it's great to be here. i'm excited to introduce you to our panel of guests today. gina su is an actor based here in the bay area. she's the winner of the 2016-2017 miss asian global pageant. next, lan diep is an attorney. he currently serves as a san jose city council member representing district four. and finally, vincent pan, executive director of chinese for affirmative action. he's also a board member for the center for asian american media. thanks to all of you for joining us today. we have a lot to talk about. our first topic is civic enga

now profiles ronnie's are taking place on the pacific island of new caledonia as present a man you might call makes his first visit to the french territory the trip comes ahead of an independence vote set for november the majority of the island's indigenous conoco ethnic group support a full break with funds the president's office says mccall will not express a position on the vote and will focus on commemoration and remembrance during his visit andrew thomas has the latest from noumea. president macron is on a three day visit to new caledonia for what is likely to be his only trip before that referendum in november officially he is neutral he says that he simply wants the process to be legitimate and accepted by all sides but he has made the pacific and his commitments to the pacific a key part of his foreign policy he made the point on the first day that off the break states france will be the only european union country with any territory in the pacific and he says with president trump looking less inclined than president obama was to tilt his foreign policy towards the asia pacific r

colleagues, in 1978, president jimmy carter signed into law declaring may 4-11 as asian pacific islanders week, then in 1991, george bush declared the entire month of may as asian pacific american heritage month. historically the community has contributed greatly to the social, economic and cultural development of our country and city, yet their contributions were not always recognized. and they have faced significant discrimination over the years. apa immigrants have worked alongside the irish to build a transcontinent al railroad, labor and canneries on the coast, toiled in our laundry service industry, restaurants, nail salons, nurtured young children in childcare centres, care for sick patients as nurses and health care workers. all to improve the quality of life for their san francisco residents and neighbors. they have also been public servants such as our late mayor ed lee. my own family is part of this legacy. my grandfather immigrated from china to san francisco in the late 1800s. my father, who was born in china, was a paper son, so he had to go through this whole act of dealing

you do need to see asian-americans and pacific islander culture as like regular people and everyday liferight? masashi: yeah, absolutely. so, to your earlier question, we have over 78 premieres at this year's festival, including the world premiere of "bitter melon." and for us, there is so much vibrancy within the bay area creative community, but then also just nationally, internationally. we have about 220 filmmakers who come to our festival. it is important. i think that, you know, it's great to have positive representations of asian-americans, we need much more of that. but for us, it's also complexity. it's also talking about within each community, sub communities, people who are not being represented and stories that you just don't see in mainstream. robert: yeah. and of course, i was saying that your festival is one of the only forums for doing this kind of a thing 'cause there aren't that many, you know, nationwide, or there should be more anyway. what about this year then in terms of having that theme? what's different about this year's festival? masashi: i'd say this year, so wi

francis president emmanuel marco has arrived in the pacific island of new caledonia where his being greeted with pro friends rallies across first trip to the french territory comes ahead of an independence vote in november the majority of the island's indigenous comeback ethnic group support a food break from france and thomas has more from a pro france rally in new mail. there are about two thousand people taking part in this growth france march these are people who come november will vote for new caledonia through a main parts of france holding it now of course because president is in the territory and i want to make this very clear to him officially the president is neutral in this upcoming referendum he says what he wants is the whole process to be seen spare as legitimate because thirty years ago when there was another referendum on independence here that was not the case those who wanted independence did not see it as legitimate and they boycotted the process given all process broke down there was violence more than seventy people killed nobody wants that to happen this time around th

called out a need for improved performance and supports for the african-american, latino and pacific islander communities. >> supervisor fewer: i don't mean to interrupt you, but my question is -- are we funding programs that have impact to close this racial achievement gap? it means not funding overall, all students, but looking at this racial achievement gap and determining the funding of programs about the success they're having in closing the achievement gaps. >> absolutely. the department is looking at race and equity through every step in the process. the slide that was just up and can go back up again just showed some initial, projected information, based on our awardees and who they are planning to serve. you can see our target populations are projected to be at a higher level, more significantly than the pop laugs at -- population at large. we'll be working on programs to make sure that the re real abilities for agencies that are targeting these to be successful. >> supervisor fewer: i'm not looking at participants. i'm looking at impact. i'm not concerned about number of participant

why trump lashes out at the press corps the french president to manual microphones visiting the pacific island of new caledonia where he's been greeted by thousands with pro frons ronnie's micros first trip to the french territory comes ahead of an independence vote in the van but the majority of the island's indigenous counted ethnic group support a full breakaway from france and to tell us more now from noumea. there about so you thousand people taking part in this profile rons march these are people who come november will vote for the new caledonia through a main parts of france the holding it now of course because president mccrone is in the territory and i want to make that very clear to him officially the president is neutral in this upcoming referendum he says what he wants is the whole process to be seen as bad as the distant because that's years ago when there was another referendum on independence here that was not like takes the. we wanted independence did not see it as legitimate and they boycotted the process of all process brought down there was violence more than seventy people

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you can see very clearly this man described as a pacific isla islander, possibly 6'3", bald and with a tattoo on his right forearm. they're saying that just before closing time last night he attacked a 93-year-old woman. come back come back to me live i'll tell you what happened. an ann marie peterson got up to the front door where this man reached out, grabbed her purse. she was knocked to the ground and broke her purse. on sunday she underwent a three-hour surgery. i spoke with her son this afternoon. he said today is really the first day that she has been able to come out of anesthesia and be coherent. and the first thing she asked about, how are the police doing in catching the guy that did this. we have pictures, again, of the suspect, described as a 6'3" pacific islander with a tattoo on his forearm. he was last seen getting into a white malibu and driving away. tonight ann marie peterson is hoping someone will recognize this man and turn him in. mark matthews, ebbs about bnbc news. >>> tesla is working with the ntsb to determine what caused a crash that killed a man. investiga

them to global three thousand this week the impact of climate change on pacific islanders lives storms and rising sea levels are destroying people's livelihoods and a couple in india tell us about living in a country where disability is a stigma. but first we visit young entrepreneur.

in honor of asian american pacific islander month, i recognize rickey lee.e is a profession allege. vietnamese boat boat refugees and he served in the past 15 years. he was chosen by orlando weekly as one of the 10 people of making orlando the better place to be. s the former chairman of water resouses committee, he worked to educate professionals and community leaders about resources and challenges that face our state. mr. lee serves on the board of directors of second harvest food bank and been involved with the arks and family recreation board, city's academy and board ember for local m.p.r. affiliate. mr. lee leads campaigns for the ocal asian committee and awarded. e worked with local pbs on the documentary series, vietnamese orlando highlighting the history of the community in orlando. the graduate of the university of central florida, he is the co-founder of the asian pacific at u.c.f. and senator representing the college of engineering and computer science and the author of the book the food lovers' guide to orlando and highlighting our local restaur

best information i had at the time and the french president emanuel mccraw is arrived in the pacific island of new caledonia he's been greeted with pro france rummy's mike ross first trip to the french territory comes ahead of an independence vote in the demba the majority of the island's indigenous cama ethnic group support a full breakaway from france the president's office says we're not express a position on the vote well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after wonder what he's done so much about an elf. u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new charis on imports of steel in alameda for a five gene will mean the data transfer ten times faster than fourteen we bring you the stories to the shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost of this time on al-jazeera. for generations millions of indonesians have depended on the chip to run river but today the river is poised to. textile factories that supplies some of the biggest fashion brands are using it to dump talks the chemicals. on steve on this episode a one on one east we investigate th

series of earthquakes the national guard has been activated they have been profound rallies on the pacific island of new caledonia asked president a man in michael makes his first visit to the french territory that trip comes ahead of an independence vote set for november the majority of the island's indigenous kind of ethnic group support a full break with funds the president's office says mccall will not express a position on the vote. palestinian leader mahmoud abbas has been reelected as chairman of the palestinian liberation organization's highest decision making body his reappointment came at the first meeting of the palestinian national council for twenty two years a mosque boycotted the event mozambique's opposition leader awful so doc lama has died the sixty five year old former rebel leader was found dead at his home in girl gosa that led the armed group or anomaly which forty sixteen year civil war against the ruling for lima movement for anomaly emerged as an opposition party after a peace deal in one thousand nine hundred two but didn't fully disarm the clamor was expected to run for

i'm very happy to be here receiving the special asian pacific islander heritage month celebrating withfamily here. thank you so much. i was going to explain my life, my journey to america, but you did everything, so i can rest assured. so my dream has been on one thing since i landed in america in the year 2,000. it was to leave with my family, together in america. but i just did not know how and when it could happen. but after one restaurant, it opened a opportunity for me to plan something for my family, i asked my brother, brian, here, a couple years later, would you come work with me, and he said yes. and a year later i asked my mom, mom, would you join? of course. and now we all together, in excelsior, it means a lot to me because it is a dream come true. it is a place where me and my family can get together and create a new cuisine and talk about how we can, you know, spread our love of korean food. the dream came true. thank you. thank you for giving me the opportunity of this beautiful neighbourhood and it is one of the most friendly neighbourhoods i have seen in san francisco.

it has to do with -- i had an opportunity to travel to the pacific islands a couple months ago, and as you know the energy committee has oversight of our territories here, and many of these pacific islands are some of the same issues that we face in alaska. i told them look, , i'm going to be monitoring many of your issues and helping to advocate where i can. i was able to visit with the president when i was there, and deliver the good news that after seven years the omnibus finally made good on our commitment to fund the compact. there's been, that went on unfortunately for two longs that we did not come that we did a move as quickly as i think we should have. that was noticed by our friends in the pacific. i certainly hope that the department making an effort to do right, an issue that was raised with me by the president was okay, you all said this is going to happen but when will we see the funding actually make it? so the question for you this afternoon is what is the current status of that compact and the situation with regards to the funding that was promised pursuant to that com

again i've given the best information i had at the time they have been pro france rallies on the pacific island of new caledonia as french president emmanuel michel makes his first visit to the french territory the trip comes ahead of an independence vote set for november the majority of the island's indigenous conic ethnic groups support a full break with france the president's office says mccall will not express a position on the vote palestinian leader mahmoud abbas has been reelected as chairman of the palestine liberation organization's highest decision making body is reappointment came at the first meeting of the palestinian national council for twenty two years a mosque boycotted the event mozambique's opposition leader awful so dot com has died a sixty five year old former rebel leader was found dead at his home in gore on gosa dot com i led the armed group or a novel which fought a sixteen year civil war against the ruling friendly moment and ten thousand people on hawaii's big island have been ordered to evacuate their homes after the way a volcano erupted there are reports of steam a

welcome to global three thousand this week the impact of climate change on pacific island does long lives and storms and rising sea levels are destroying people's livelihoods and a couple in india tell us about living in a country where disability is a stigma. but first we visit young entrepreneurs in kenya who are creating jobs and bringing hope to communities on lake victoria. africa's largest inland body of water is roughly the size of island more than thirty million people live on its shores which has drastic effects on the environment. for decades the lake was ruthlessly overfished that has greatly reduced biodiversity the i.u.c.n. says more than three quarters of fish species unique to lake victoria are threatened with extinction. that's destroying livelihoods among the local population but new kinds of fish farms could help turn the situation around. this fish took took is arriving in nairobi with the fish delicacy that was never so freshly available here. it's brought a load of to lobby up four hundred kilometers from lake victoria and i could go. buy a new type of cooling box in

. >>> america celebrates asian and pacific islanders culture and heritage during the month of may. this year marks 40 years since president jimmy carter signed that recognition into law. >> and happening today in san francisco, late mayor ed lee will be honored for his service. it's happening at 5:30 at the he herbst theater. there will be a reception at the city hall after the event. it's sold out but you can be on the waiting list. >> should be fun. coming up here on "today in the bay," what you can expect as you walk out the door this morning. >> great weather as you're going out to the giants game today. here's a live look at at&t park. nice and quiet now but it will be rocking later on today and going to be nice and sunny and highs in the mid 60s. we'll look at the rest of the forecast coming up next. >>> meanwhile, marcus recovering from his time over here in oakland. past the coliseum, traffic flows smoothly. 880, everybody is wide awake. we'll give you awe look at the commute coming up. >> prepare for sticker shock when you open up a water bill. the new project that could c

. >> i moderated the panel they had on asian and pacific islanders and leadership within the community. it is a cool event. >> nice to see a lot of great events. and come ones coming across the weekend. >> a busy weekend. there is a lot going on. and i know people are trying to hit the road. but you are going to have some problems toward the sierra. look at lightning strikes. the bolt icon show where live lightning is happening from cloud to ground so this is going to really slow down your drive heading through sacramento and also up through the sierra. we are going to be tracking some spotty rain for the bay area. right now in ukiah, upper lake and clear lake, we have some light rain and then as we head down to the peninsula, we have rainfall rates around half moon bay at about .03 and so we have decent clip of rain and moving from south to north so spotty showers getting ready to approach. saratoga over the lexington hill and then seeing showers and rotating area of low pressure that could almost see it spinning as we get a look at motion of the rain that will be moving through. so w

. >>> the suspect described 6'3", large build and bald with a goatee and possibly a pacific islander who helped police right before the crime. >> he made the mistake of going inside the bank. when you're inside the bank, there's several surveillance cameras set up through there. we think we have a really good image of the suspect. >> his mom is a 45 year resident of concord and hospitalized after surgery for her broken hip. her 63-year-old escort is fine. >> that's crazy because you know, normally you don't hear that too much around if you're in concord, like a nice and very like friendly area. >> i'm depositing money at night and i'm the only one here. and everybody is like, you know, it's not like i can have security coming here to escort me. >> terry mcsweeney, "today in the bay." >> let's hope she recovers. a follow-up for you. a san francisco police officer did not have his body camera rolling when he fired at the suspect in a moving car. both actions are against department policy. they did release intense body camera video during a town hall meeting last night. take a look. >>

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. >> reporter: the suspect described as 6'3", large build, bald with a goatee, possibly a pacific islander who inadvert t inadvertently heched police before the crime. >> he made the mistake of going inside the bank. there's several surveillance cameras set up through there. so we think we have a really good image of the suspect. >> reporter: tonight peterson's son tells me his mom is a 45-year resident of concord and is hospitalized after surgery for her broken hip. her 63-year-old escort is fine. >> that's crazy just because, you know, normally you don't really hear that too much around, especially in concord. it's like a nice and very like friendly area. >> i'm depositing money at night and i'm the only one here, and everybody is like, you know, it's not like i can have security coming here to escort me. >> reporter: i have seen those pictures that police have from inside this bank, and they are crystal clear. police plan to release them to the public tomorrow. live in concord, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> we will then release those pictures for our viewers as well. >>> new at

has not been fakes and no data was stolen or misused they have been pro france ronnie's on the pacific island of new caledonia as president emmanuel mccall makes his first visit to the french territory the trip comes ahead of an independence vote set for november the majority of the island's indigenous comeback ethnic groups of course a full break from france you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera the news continues right after a fault lines do stay with us. u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new charis on imports of steel an alum in your bra five g. will be off today to try to spot ten times faster than forty we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. yet only jojo. probably will complain about. me quest own opinion they own all day when i'm at a. dinner you know they all go. i don't know when he calls them. all i know may not. you know done this or. i don't like the look of they're going to find out. more in puerto rico six months after hurricane maria crystal tourists and her daughters los

the best information i had at the time the french president emmanuel mccraw has arrived in the pacific island of new caledonia he's been greeted with pro france rallies across first trip to the french territory comes ahead of an independence vote in the van but the majority of the island's indigenous chemical ethnic group support a full breakaway from france this year's nobel prize for literature has been postponed accusations of sexual harassment board members of left the swedish academy responsible for the award following the allegations involving the husband of an academy member. the last on the award was postponed it was during the second world war. the former c.e.o. of german comic of volkswagen has been charged in the us over the twenty fifteen diesel emissions scandal martin venter cohen's accused of lying to regulators about fake test results up to eleven million b.w. cars were found to be releasing emissions up to forty times more than the legal limit he was signed up in the scandal became public. well those are the headlines continue. after the stream. getting to the heart of the ma

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health campaign during the holy month of ramadan french president emmanuel mccraw arrived in the pacific island of new caledonia he's been greeted with pro france rallies across first trip to the french territory comes ahead of an independence vote in november the majority of the island's indigenous comic ethnic group support a full breakaway from france. the former chief executive of german carmaker volkswagen has been charged in the u.s. over the twenty fifteen diesel emissions scandal about inventor cones accused of lying to regulators about sake test results up to eleven million v.w. cars were found to be releasing emissions of up to forty times more than the legal limit he resigned after the scandal became public well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story that's a much better. once pristine indonesia's chittering river has become a toxic waste dump for textile factories that supply a global fashion chain one of the salmon sick human cost of the world's most polluted river on al-jazeera. thursday much world press freedom day just days ago two suic

again i've given the best information i had at the time they have been pro france rallies on the pacific island of new caledonia as president emmanuel mccall makes his first visit to the french territory the trip comes ahead of an independence vote set for november the majority of the island's indigenous kind of ethnic group support a full break with france palestinian leader mahmoud abbas has been reelected as chairman of the liberation organization's highest decision making body his reappointment came at the first meeting of the palestinian national council for twenty two years a mass boycott at the meeting. more than one hundred people have been killed in a powerful dust and rain storm in india is destroyed homes cut electricity enough food or trees in the northern states of raw just on and pradesh and in kenya flooding has left at least one hundred people dead and more than two hundred thousand displaced major roads across the country have been blocked because of heavy rain and landslides in the past month the red cross describes it as a humanitarian disaster and says kenya needs emergency

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one time i was talking to somebody about the stereotyping of asians and pacific islanders and stuff, they thought, "why are you upset about it? it's almost always positive stereotypes." but nobody really likes to be stereotyped. jessica: the model minority, correct? robert: yes, in its various forms, but people think of it as, like, "well, why would you be--you know, what's wrong with, like, being thought of as being good at math or being this or that, you know?" and it's so hard to explain to people why nobody really likes to be pigeonholed, you know? jessica: exactly, "pigeonholed," but also overlooked. i think we're one of the minorities that definitely is overlooked, and so, like i said, you know, i'm definitely not your typical--just like caleb had mentioned, i'm not your typical asian-american female. i think when people meet me initially, it's like, "oh, my goodness," you know, it's a lot 'cause i do--very opinionated. i am very forward, and i know it can be a little shocking, and, like, to your point, no one likes to be pigeonholed so-- robert: right, exactly, and, of course,

.>>> san francisco maryland candidates gather to hear from people of black, latino and pacific islander communities. the members asked the candidates how they plan to close the achievement gap for low income students. parents say there is a 69% in proficiency in some school subjects between on low income white students and low income african-american students. candidates gave different solutions including a pledge to meet with parents once a month, candidates attended. several people are calling for -- >>> i white house staff are to be fired after she made a crude joke about john kane. kelly sadler a white house aide in the communications department mocked senator mccain's brain cancer diagnosis during a meeting while discussing his announcement that he would not support president from's nominee for cia director. tyler joked it does not matter, he's dying anyway. despite personally calling mccain's daughter megan, he says he should be fired. -- she should be fired. >> the remarks are awful but in context, that was set in a private meeting. inside the white house. you might say something

proved serious but then in two thousand and seven an outbreak of the virus was reported on the pacific island of yap. and in twenty thirteen in french polynesia. we were getting reports from french polynesia where it was before it got into brazil and it was felt that you know eighty percent of the people who were infected had very few if any symptoms so anything that was said about zegerid had a time indicated that it was if anything somewhat of an in consequential infection . in france experts studied the polynesian epidemic and discovered that zicam might not be as harmless as had been believed. god was that if you didn't succeed in what was new about this epidemic it was something that had not been observed in europe forty to fifty stations suffered severe paralysis and had to be treated in hospital because they could no longer breathe. they were suffering from dion bar a syndrome. jamba a syndrome was a rare and little known otto immune disease involving severe damage to the nervous system the doctors were astonished by seekers ability to trigger the condition. but as less than one and a

korean communities, our japanese community, or pill pon owe, our vietnam he's, and the other pacific islanders, really, a huge part of who we are in san francisco and really part of our dna and why i think it's so parn that we take the time, because we ol-will, but we honor this moment in time and honor this moment here in san francisco. so i do want to say a lot of thank yous to the people that are putting this on. the asian american heritage foundation. how about a big round of applause for them. i know they're coordinating this here and many events. i do want to say to the public library, michael thank you for putting together this brochure, thank you for putting this together. really, thank you to them. i also want to recognize all of our sister city committees who are here. i've seen a number of them, those i saw a second ago, manila, osaka, our sister city community is awesome here in san francisco. we are very lucky to have them, and certainly our apa ones in particular are quite frankly huge parts of our program here in our city. you know, this year, we're fortunate that we have a numb

and she remains hospitalized tonight, undergoing major surgery.the suspect is described as a pacific islander.in his 30's with a large buildweighing over 300 poundshe has tattoos on his forearmand gage earrings police say this was a despicable crime ... going after some of the most vulnerable people imaginable. sot standupthe suspect took off in a white chevy malibu with black rims.as police continue to follow up on all leads, they urge the public to continue to call in their tips. reporting live from concord ... (grant) disturbing new video tonight showing the moments a man is attacked by a sheriff's k-9 in the east bay. it happened after the man josh phillips was pulled over during a traffic stop early monday morning... phillip's and his friends were pulled over... suspected of d- u-i.... before he was able to comply with the deputies request for a field sobriety test... he says a police dog got out of the car and started attacking him... while he was in handcuffs... he was treated at highland hospital in oakland. the alameda county

>> supervisor kim: thank you, today is the first day of asian pacific islander month. face the challenge of securing legal information and support because of language barriers. there are many small property owners doing their best to follow the laws in san francisco about owning and renting but finding an attorney who understands complicated tenant housing laws and working for your best interest isn't always easy especially when english isn't your first language. when you are trying to do the right thing and following the law, language shouldn't be an obstacle to your path. a few years ago the city initiated a program for small business owners being sued for accessibility violations under the americans with disability act. corridors of mom and pop owners in san francisco, mostly non-english speaking didn't understand why they were being sued and didn't know how to find affordable legal help and what financial assistance was available to support compliance with laws, which of course we want all our members of our city to abide by. i have been approached by members in th

the suspect is described as a pacific islander ... in his 30's with a large build ... weighing over 300 pounds. he has tattoos on his forearm and gage earrings. police say this was a despicable crime ... going after some of the most vulnerable. 6'3, well over 300 pounds, to go after the most vulnerable person imaginable is like i said cowardly and savage at the same time.standup the suspect took off in a white chevy malibu with black rims.as police continue to follow up on all leads, they urge the public to continue to call in their tips.reporting live from concord ... <....screaming and yelling....>(grant) dramatic video tonight showing the moments leading up to an officer involved shooting in santa cruz. investigators say a woman got into a patrol car-- and hit a deputy. (grant) tonight, we are also learning new details about the woman arrested... 27-year-old jessica lowe. year-old jessica lowe. kron 4's rob fladeboe has the details behind this chilling video. (assaulted deputy is heard screaming) "...shots fire, shots fired, deputy down..." this is video from deputy