including msnpwid, women and asian pacific islanders. when taking into account the population size, we calculate the diagnosis rate per 100,000 population. african-american men have higher h.i.v. diagnosis rates than men of other race ethnicity. somehow the line is not showing those african-american men. but it's above the latino men. so in 2018, the rate for african-american men is 145 per 100,000 population, followed by latino men, 89 per 100,000 population. the diagnosis rate for white men and asian pacific island men in 2018 are lower, 27 and 11 per 100,000 population respectively. in recent years, the rates are increasing among african-american and latino men, and declining among whites and asian pacific island men. among women, the h.i.v. diagnosis rates are much lower than among men. african-american women have the highest rate in 2018, 35 per 100,000 population. which is slightly higher than the rate of white men, 27 per 100,000 population. in this slide, we show how disparities in survival after aids. overall, 89% of people diag

oceans this is what we're talking about so if i don't live all macos if i don't live in a small pacific island why do i care so one thing all the scientists i've spoken to all the ocean scientists i've ever spoken to have said that this whole thing is really into connected so even if you live in a landlocked country and a far away from things i mean you depend on the global food supply presumably. if i don't know rising sea levels or from warmer water the effect crop production in a rice growing in the mekong basin then of course you have them affected by these things on a more sort of maybe direct of these coastal communities in particular and for countries which have a large amount of coastline. this woman water bleeds rising sea levels and that means that people on the. in the city of are exposed to more intense storms. of the more frequent flooding in some areas and so directly people are affected by this ok so these are old phenomena that we are seeing so where is the good news the good news is that we know what to do about it essentially we need to both mitigate again and this is what sc

most of these kids, there are a lot of them, and they are not just hispanic, they are asian pacific islandersnd they have done very well. in many cases they are more american than most americans are. they have done well in school and believe the basic principles we all share. lou: his campaign is trying to convince the national left-wing media to ignore claims of corruption. a memo from the biden campaign tells reporters to stay clear -- state clearly that they have been discredited and debunked by authoritative sources. biden claims he had no role in the firing. can he explain this video from 2018? >> he said with we are not going to give you the 1 billion dollars. if the prosecutor is not fired, you are not getting the money. son of a [bleep] he got fired. lou: joining us, the editor-in-chief of his new media outlet, "just the news. " what do you make of the giuliani campaign telling reporters not to believe their lying eyes. >> joe biden has been trying to censor this from day one. all the rhetoric in the world can't erase the facts on the ground at ukraine. he's not the victim of a smear

the first to welcome 2020 included the tiny pacific island of kiribati.he celebrations in sydney also went ahead despite calls for it to be cancelled due to australia's bushfire crisis. and tens of thousands of people gathered in london to watch the fireworks over the river thames. gareth barlow reports. crowd: five, four, three, two, one... big ben strikes the hour midnight in london, big ben welcoming in the new decade, the iconic london eye sparkling on the south bank. in france, saluts and salutations. parisians partied along the champs—elysees. the arc de triomphe triumphantly hailing 2020 had arrived. in dubai, the world's tallest building, the burj khalifa, was transformed into a tower of lights and pyrotechnics. it was a similar site in taiwan as taipei 101 sparked into a kaleidoscope of lights against an inky night sky. as parts of australia are ablaze amid relentless wildfires, a political firestorm focused on sydney's display, but the fireworks did go off over the city's harbour bridge. bright lights amid dark days. the new year began in new ze

in the low—lying south pacific island of vanuatu, protests from those most at risk from rising sea levelsia, schoolchildren made themselves heard. chanting. and it was a similar story in australia. well, the younger a person is, the more that the change in climate will impact them as they grow and the less of a voice they're given today. considering we have such a short amount of time to turn this issue around, it's vital that young people are at the forefront of this conversation because they will be impacted more than anyone else. and there was the emergence of a new environmental campaign group, extinction rebellion. among the protesters was the actress dame emma thompson, who was criticised for her own jetsetting lifestyle. u nfortu nately, sometimes i have to fly. but i don't fly nearly as much as i did because of my carbon footprint and i plant a lot of trees. i bloody don't, no! it's always turned back on the individual. "you're the one who flies, you're the one who's using it, you're the one..." the fact of the matter is everyone has been asking for clean energy for decades. if i

the first to welcome 2020 included the tiny pacific island of kiribati. celebrations in sydney also went ahead, despite calls for it to be cancelled due to australia's bushfire crisis. within the last hour, tens of thousands of people gathered in london to watch the fireworks over the river thames. gareth barlow reports. all: five, four, three, two ,1 big ben chimes midnight in london, big ben will coming in the new decade, the iconic london eye sparkling on the south bank. in france, salutations, parisians partied along the champs—elysees, the arc de triumphe announcing 2020 had arrived. in dubai, the world ‘s tallest building, okra one, was transformed into a tower of lights and pirated eggs. —— pyrotechnic. it was a and pirated eggs. —— pyrotechnic. it wasa similar and pirated eggs. —— pyrotechnic. it was a similar site in taiwan as taipei 101 spiked into a collider scope of lights against an inky sky. as pa rt of scope of lights against an inky sky. as part of australia are ablaze amid relentless bushfires, a political firestorm focused on sydney's di

we have had some great information, but we will be looking at legal services trends in asian-pacific islander populations specifically, establish the community-based conservatorship unit to implement the program we have been talking about and you have been reading about in the paper, and conduct public information campaign and develop enhanced outreach path for the community to increase awareness of services, which i just mentioned. so that's kind of the big to do in our second half of our year. >> thank you. any comments or questions for shireen? martha? >> especially around -- first of all, thank you for the work you did around trying to save as many classes as you could. it seemed like the most appropriate things to do was save the ones that have to do with our senior centers. will the goal of trying to get more of these classes back or that be incorporated into our overall goals? and they sort of are. so i get that they fit into many of our objectives, but i'm just wondering if there will be a strategy for that to try and identify ones that might be good for our new model, that kind of th

tuvalu, enele sopoaga, and forgive me if i have mispronounced his name, who chaired last year's pacific islandsthe un—pacific tenor and manner of scott morrison, the australian prime minister, who was, in his words, trying to water down the wording of the communique, their agreement on acting on climate change. they wanted really strong action and the australian prime minister was sitting there saying, "no, no, i'm not going to sign that." there's always different perspectives. what australia was doing in that context was taking out some things from that communique which are unrealistic and untenable. basically no reference to coal or end reliance on that kind of thing, which is responsible for many of these issues, as you would expect, wouldn't you? well, saying there should be no new coal—fired power stations by 2020, which is now, that is patently unrealistic. so, if you want to have credibility internationally, it's good to put out a statement that has credibility. that was our fundamental point. do you think australia has credibility internationally? well, that communique the pm signed up

these videos are in fact from the pacific island nation of palauan where bats she was considered a delicacy. chinese scientists believe that the virus came from bats but they made no connection to 2 soup this particular kind of soup and what may be most troubling is really that what these videos are doing is they're perpetuating this racist stereotype. that's especially in the western world still pretty widespread that because they different things are somehow dirty and so if they carry this virus it's basically their own fault and but are there examples are there well one example is or one claim is just that things are much worse we see these also quite often so really blowing up the numbers hundreds of thousands dead millions infected obviously we know at least right now is not true. one claim of particular that's picked up steam has been fueled by the popular you tube conspiracy theorist jordan savoring that sweet that he posted last week he called the coronavirus a quote fat. and then went on to note that a patent had been filed in 2015 for the corona virus it is true that a patent was

the pacific island nation of palau has become the first country to ban sun cream which is harmful toe first time, more than a hundred—billion music tracks have been streamed online in the uk, in a single year. it comes at the end of a decade that saw many more of us abandoning the cd, and embracing the digital streaming and downloads. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson has more details. # these are the moments that i‘m going to remember most, yeah. oh, how a decade has changed how we consume music. 2010 started withjoe mcelderry‘s the climb at number one. at that stage, cd singles were being phased out, as paid—for downloads dominated. # there‘s always going to be another mountain # i‘m always gonna wanna make it move... fast forward to the end of the decade. 2019, the first year in uk history when more than 100 billion tracks were streamed. # i was getting kind of used to being someone you loved... the most listened—to song, lewis capaldi‘s someone you loved, which was streamed more than 228 million times. that‘s the equivalent of every person in the uk playing it three

the pacific island nation of palau has become the first country to ban suncream that is harmful to coralsale and use of lotion containing any of ten common ingredients. several other countries have also announced plans to ban the pollutants. the headlines on bbc news: bushfires have killed at least eight people in south—eastern australia since monday and destroyed more than 200 homes. the mother of the british teenager found guilty of lying about being raped in cyprus backs calls for tourists to boycott the country. two men and a woman, who all worked for british airways, are killed after a lorry collides with a car in stanwell in surrey on new year's eve. sport and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's 0lly. are you staying long this evening? yes, iam are you staying long this evening? yes, i am going the distance denied, you will be happy! happy new year to you. it's a very happy new year for david moyes, he's started his second spell in charge of west ham with a 4—0 win over bournemouth. captain mark noble scored twice, but the pick of their goals came from sebastien h

operators association there was similar recruitments among the latino community and the asian-pacific islander to see that demographic shift some parts of texas and other parts of the south. one of the radicals i find myself in was a campaign that we partnered with educational material was spanish speaking customers and it was really fascinating the distinction of those consumer bases. so the material that they did was cultural heritage instruction for kids. it's a very interesting contact. i can tell you all the research in my office. but it's a fascinating way of how they are marketing to african-americans. >> we have time for one more question. >> i am curious how mcdonald's compares with other franchise owners or walmart do others try to copy them? >> and with the landscape james brown had a franchise. >> he actually gave a speech he wants to focus on his gold platter restaurants so stop writing music but did not continue. so to bring those together, mcdonald's is the first to aggressively do this bid for franchises of color than burger king followed suit then kfc and taco bell so they see

most of these kids, there are a lot of them, and they are not just hispanic, they are asian pacific islanderswell and they have done very well. in many cases they are more american than most americans are. they have done well in school and believe the basic principles we all share. lou: his campaign is trying to convince the national left-wing media to ignore claims of corruption. a memo from the biden campaign tells reporters to stay clear -- state clearly that they have been discredited and debunked by authoritative sources. biden claims he had no role in the firing. can he explain this video from 2018? >> he said with we are not going to give you the 1 billion dollars. if the prosecutor is not fired, you are not getting the money. son of a [bleep] he got fired. lou: joining us, the editor-in-chief of his new media outlet, "just the news. " what do you make of the giuliani campaign telling reporters not to believe their lying eyes. >> joe biden has been trying to censor this from day one. all the rhetoric in the world can't erase the facts on the ground at ukraine. he's not the victim of a

the early education department, foster youth services, indian education and migrant education, pacific islander families, and the parent advisory council. the theme of the summit this year is sharing our stories. next is the l-cap task force dashboard review. so on thursday, december 12, 2019, the l-cap task force will do a focus review on the latest data available for sfusd students from the california department of education schools dashboard. we will be joined by myong lee, deputy superintendent of policy and operations. this meeting will go from 3:30 until 5:30, and we encourage anyone who is interested to attend that meeting. sfusds assessment committee update. the assessment committee will be held -- will hold its first meeting on sunday, december 19 from 12:30 to 2:00 in the irving g. breyer room, here in this building. we will be looking to see what will be prioritized for this school year. >> so the p.a.c. priorities for this year include several items, and we're still building that list. we have a new coordinator, michelle, so we are a new team this year. and we are doing student heal

and you're thinking, as you've said, thailand, many of the south pacific island nations, vietnam, we'll come to all these in a second. that's really where your emphasis has been, is it fair to say, in broad terms? >> have a much more comprehensive disposition in the region, yes. >> i want to ask about military readiness in a broad sense. i know that with your responsibilities as secretary of the army, you're focused first and foremost on making sure the force is fully equipped with proper weaponry, proper training, good maintenance, the right people. and then you apply that, and combatant commanders and forward commanders exercise and use the capabilities that you've provided them. but you have to keep an eye on the way in which deployments to afghanistan, deployments to iraq, deployments to europe, and korea, and all these others, might provide too much wear and tear on the force. and we've heard concerns over the years, the army's, you know, fraying at the seams, being asked to do too much. are you concerned that the army in all of its efforts to maintain previous commitments and now

pacific islanders. elected officials have been talking about closing. >> that is your time. sorry, pastor. >> good evening. i am a finance manager at tech. supporting the school and budgeting financial management. we have been working since the school's inception. it is a level that is not for charters this young. about $450,000 to start this year or 18% of the total budget is to maintain the fund balance in the multiyear projection. it is a foundation for economic uncertainties and support strong cash balances. they are highly engaged in the financial matrix of the school. the board asked detailed questions to understand the budget to actual variances each month. there are monthly meetings with the school finance committee to monitor the school finances. the staff noted the large grants and donations as insufficient. this budget line here is in line with the school's historical data and i would argue an asset. we have an extremely effective fund-raising of $1 million plus in each of the past three years. this is not a large donor. these are individual donations between 5 to

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headquarters in japan, the task force elements were senkakuted across the islands. pacific pathways tested our spokey to use a hub and model, deploying task forces to single locations for a longer executingtime, and dynamic force employment to spoke locations. we deployed a company from a hub location in the philippines to palau, returning after 37 years. were invigorating historic partnerships through our partner forces. in fy20, we planned to conduct 2020, incorporating long-range precision fires and long-range precision effects. by 21, the army will position a multidomain task force in the indo-pacific theater and deploy second one in fy22. this is inspiring our closest and partners to invest more in building similar capabilities. thailand, singapore, all are developing mdo-like concepts concert with us. it also provides the opportunity to stretch the limits of toistics and learn how employ new capabilities in different operational environments. in new locations to experiment with logistic concepts and develop methodology employing long-range precision fires or hypersoni

pancake breakfast and town hall around, what about african-american, latino, asian american, pacific islandersters in places like detroit, montgomery, phoenix and houston? >> they've gotten used to it, and i suppose the democratic party shouldn't take it away. i campaigned in those four states, and i can tell you there was a cross-section of variety. they were smart, they asked the right questions, they were politically astute, and i thought to myself, this is a pretty good system for those four states. >> i was with michael bloomberg in ohio when he said that, and it was jarring even then because his campaign manager just a few hours ago had talked to reporters and said the exact opposite. so now they're pushing out this op-ed that reflects what the campaign has been saying, that they don't think the first four states reflect a diversity of the country. but what they're saying they're consistent on is that it's up to the democratic party to change the rules and obviously not up to them. they've been consistent on that front. >> okay. >> the parties should change the rules. >> he's doing it by

plan tuesday do a lot of reading and farming in retirement and wants to visit some of the south pacific islands served in the navy. >> i would be head today the beach. >> i think there are some people who just love to work and want to keep working keeps you going, you know? >> absolutely. >> that and your bills and college education and all of that. >> new day starts right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it's thursday, january 16th. it's 6:00 here in new york and the breaking news this morning, we're hearing for the first time from a central player in the scheme which ultimately led to th the impeachment of president trump. an explosive new interview which we're playing for you for the first time this morning on cnn of lev parnas, the indicted associate of rudy giuliani. in our interview with anderson cooper youl ar

of course we still have deval patrick, tulsi gabbard, pacific islander.pes of diversity. gender, so on and so forth. pete buttigieg, as well. senator cory booker has announced about an hour or so ss campaign after failing to qualify for tomorrow night's debate. in a statement he said this -- "our campaign has reached the point where we need more money, money that is harder to raise because i won't be on the next debate stage and because the urgent business of impeachment will rightly be keeping me in washington. when it comes that debate stage, not a single person of color. that something booker has been talking about. what do you say about that? >> very much so, he has talked about this a lot, and made appeals blessing at his email list saying, "i need the donors, the support, the numbers, or else we will have this all white debate stage." as this has been an overt part of his plea but it's not seen and move up in the polls. while you ask democratic voters, "do you want to see a diverse field?" they would say yes, absolutely. but when you asked them with

some of the south pacific islands where he served in the navy. >> i would be head today the beach. >> i think there are some people who just love to work and want to keep working keeps you going, you know? >> absolutely. >> that and your bills and college education and all of that. >> new day starts right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it's thursday, january 16th. it's 6:00 here in new york and the breaking news this morning, we're hearing for the first time from a central player in the scheme which ultimately led to th the impeachment of president trump. an explosive new interview which we're playing for you for the first time this morning on cnn of lev parnas, the indicted associate of rudy giuliani. in our interview with anderson cooper you'll hear parnas directly implicate president trump in the months long effort to pressure ukraine to investigate the bidens. parnas said he personally told the ukrainians they would not get military aid, be invited to the white house or get

they are asian, pacific islanders as well. and they, in fact, have done very, very well.many cases they are more american than most americans are because they have done well in school. they believe what they -- the basic principles that we all share. >> they are more american than most americans are. more american than you are. shut up you foreigner. in the same interview biden vowed to protect drunk drivers. he also said americans must pay reparations to illegal aliens for what they have done to them. >> separated by the federal government deserve any kind of reparations or any kind of restitution for what they suffered? >> yes, they should be made whole. they should be made whole in terms of first and foremost getting back with their families reparations is repairing damage. some of you part of the latino community. talk about let people know the anxiety the children you know of parents who may have an illegal parent, undocumented parent in the country. it's enormous anxiety and so that's why we should be finding them the kind of help need to restore their competence, r

with its headquarters in japan, the task force elements were distributed across the senkaku islands. pacific pathways tested our ability to use a hub and spoke model, deploying task forces to single locations for a longer period of time, and executing dynamic force deployment to spoke locations. we deployed a company from a hub location in the philippines to palau, returning after 37 years. we are invigorating historic partnerships through our partner forces. in fy '20 we plan to conduct defender 2020, incorporating long range precision fires and long range precision effects. by fy '21 the army will position a multi domain task force in the indo-pacific theater and deploy a second one in fy '22. this is inspiring our closest allies and partners to invest more in building similar capabilities, japan, thailand, singapore, all are developing mdo-like concepts in concert with us. it also provides the opportunity to stretch the limits of logistics and learn how to employ new capabilities in different operational environments. exercise in new locations to experiment with distributed logistic conce

they are asian pacific islanders as well and they in fact have done very, very well.es they are more american than moster americans e because theye have done well in school, they believe the basic principles that we all share. >> tucker: there more american than most americans are. more american than you are. shut up, you foreigner. in the same interviewer biden vowed to protect drunk by drivers, he also said americans must make reparations to illegal aliens for what they've done. watch. >> families that were separated by the federal government deserve any kind of preparation or any kind of restitution for what they suffered? >> yes, they should be made hole. they should be made whole in terms of first and foremost getting back with their famili families. reparations, repairing damage. the latino community, talk about -- let people know the anxiety of the children you know or parents who may have an illegal parent -- an undocumented parent in the country. it's enormous anxiety. so that's why we should be fighting the kind of help that is needed and the family that is

i appreciate the opportunity to testify and speak about the asia american native hawaii pacific islandercommunity win. the next census and the ability of census bureau to reach the community. at the outset it is important to talk but why our communes important. it is a growing minority group, the fastest growing minority group, growing by 46% since the 2000 census and 2010 and now they're a model minority miss myth that shame shames largely educated, compete average income the reality is many in our community, especially southeast asians, native hawaiian pacific islanderred suffer significant gap with respect to income and education. only through accurate census data can we forward the rapidly and changing demographic and the need for this community. now with that administration proposed to add the citizenship question to the census without any testifies egg we new he had a five alarm fire and we put out the fire through litigation to successfully prevent that question from appearing ton the 2020 census we know that damage has been done. like any fire, the damage that is done takes time

just recently, a couple days ago, members of the aapi community, asian-american pacific islander communitylatino and latina leaders from across the country announced their support of senator warren. so what she's doing, joy, is really building up that broad-based coalition that our democratic nominee is going to need to win, you know, in places like michigan, wisconsin, and pennsylvania and also states like florida. and in this primary, to go into places like nevada and south carolina and also do very well. she, more than any other candidate that is still standing, she has built up that kind of diverse, energetic, forward-looking coalition that can win the primary and, most importantly, that we're going to need if we're going to beat donald trump in november. >> doesn't hurt that she has yourself and ayanna pressley has people that are backing her in that effort. i want to turn to impeachment for just a moment. this is senator warren. this was on cnn earlier discussing the timing of donald trump's impeachment and talking about the sort of balance of that and the primary. take a listen. >>

world war ii, he says he plans to spend his new free time reading, farming, and visiting the pacific islands war. thank you for your service to our country, and more to your state for more than half a century. you are tonight's midnight hero, i hope he gets to make that trip and has a great time. grateful you spent the evening with us, good night from washington. ♪ hold you back. hold you back. you inspired us to make your humira experience even better with humira citrate-free. it has the same effectiveness you know and trust, but we removed the citrate buffers, there's less liquid, and a thinner needle, with less pain immediately following injection. if you haven't yet, talk to your doctor about humira citrate-free. and you can use your co-pay card to pay as little as $5 a month. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to are

in terms of advocating for polynesian and pacific islanders. the fact that he's from thurgood marshall and wants to still support students in the district, it's just been incredible. you know how i appreciate you, and i appreciate how you were able to usher us all in, so thank you. >> all right. so item 3 is approval of board members. t the -- board minutes. the regular meeting of december 10, 2019. we need a motion and a second. >> so moved. >> second. >> any corrections? seeing none, roll call. >> clerk: thank you. [roll call] >> clerk: seven ayes. >> thank you. speaker cards for the regular agenda and for closed session are necessary if you wish to address the board of education. public are reminded that you can fill out a speaker card and present them to the cler clerk, esther casco, to my right. speaker cards will not be accepted for an item that is already before the board. >> superintendent matthews? >> thank you, president sanchez. i'm proud to say that the district's graduation rate raised to 89% in 2019. for african american students,

they our working with taiwan together in their pacific islands. been having forms in their united nations, this is something that wasn't done for a long time and now it it again. and we have other statements on their trade area in their u.s. government supporting taiwan, and its investment abroad and working in conjunction want to do their sorts of things. watch it their cause for the causes of this kind of action on their part of their united states. i think there our several that i would.to. there our four. beijing's pepper pressures. they try to change their status quo. in their united states it rated in course of so this is something that obviously gives u.s. policies attended. and there's taiwan news location. taiwan it located in a critical area. dealing with their indo pacific strategy. if you put in their united states government has is it too much more competitive and dive boat relationship, really their rivalry with china in many respects. there location bloomsbury largeness indo pacific area. in their approach. in earlier speakers have