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it a topwe have made priority to ensure asian american, native hawaiian, and pacific islanders are fullyounted, because we know an undercount would be devastated for -- devastating for our community. they have historically been undercounted due to the fact that 70% of asian american adults are immigrants, and one third are limited ingress -- english proficient. as a result many are either unfamiliar with the census or worried about how the census data will be used. unfortunately there is still a lot of misinformation targeting immigrant communities. so i want to make it clear once and for all that there is no citizenship question on the 2020 census, and more importantly, all of the information you provide in the census is completely confidential and cannot be used for deportation purposes. closely also worked with the census bureau to ensure that online census forms are accessible to non-english speakers. and we are thrilled that the online census forum will be available in 12 non-english-language is, including spanish, chinese, vietnamese, tagalog, and japanese. there will be census lan

affiliated pacific islands and merging with the specific northwest regional station. on the fire service knows this closure will not result in the sensation of research in that region, it is not clear with this proposal specifically means for the future of the institute of pacific islands forestry or ip inf in hawaii. well you have experts on your staff brief my staff on any impacts of this proposed closure on the pacific islands, as well as the future that the air force service division as well as ipo? >> absolutely, i have been after ip i f and i have personally seen how integrated they are and we would be happy to work with your staff. >> thank you. you noted that you are making progress on the issue of preventing sexual harassment and retaliation in the forest service. there were a number of recommendations made, and the ig report, because this is an ongoing problem for the for service, and you did say that while you are improving, it takes time to improve the culture. i was curious to know, seeing the list, the report, where in january 5th 2020, your agency close

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they will be exempt from this isolation simply because the pacific islands appear to be void of the crown of virus at this stage but those particular restrictions are coming to play midnight local time and i should also state that they include cruise ships no crew ships will be allowed to dock in new zealand until june 30 now basically just into our journeys are all new zealand new zealand is to avoid any non-essential travel and as you mentioned earlier new zealand currently has around 6 cases of the crown of virus now sweeping across the region we've also got japan which is announced a new bill that's allowing it to declare a state of emergency if required and this new law will be valid until 2022 minute boosts the powers of the governments across japan to control the crowd a virus it's a revision of an existing law but it will allow the regional governments to basically force people to stay home it will allow them also to make mandatory school closures and it also states that a vaccination if it does become available will be available to all japanese citizens under a publi

arriving into new zealand because at this stage that region in the pacific islands that they seem to be void of the crowd a virus infections so far so thanks very much well and sarah was saying they're the philippines capital manila in effect on the lockdown richard who doubted him as a professor university in manila he says the restrictions imposed on the philippines on the capital that could last for more than a month's. well i would admit that it feels almost surreal right as albert come with said the 1st thing that the plague brings is a sense of exile so i think a lot of us had our flights canceled going out of country classes are suspended for the next month much of govern work is also suspended. thousands of police forces are going to be deployed across the city what $1005.00 and joint task for members of the philippine military are also going to help out so this is this is progressively going to look like lockdown present it's hard to call the the lockdown 2 days ago he bought the government officials are calling calling it a community choir and what they're trying to clarify

the driver is an easter island resident and is in custody about a 1000 of the statues dot the pacific island which is 4000 kilometers off the coast of chile. and we shall carry these are the headlines on al-jazeera a cease fire and serious adlib problems has come into effect the breakthrough was reached after 6 hours of negotiations between russia's president vladimir putin and turkey's leader or to type or to want in moscow for the 2 back opposing sides and conflict japan's prime minister shinzo of a says all visitors from china and south korea will have to undergo 2 weeks of coron chain to to their coronavirus south korea's protesting the move which it says is excessive and extremely credible rob mcbride has the latest from seoul a real sense of anger here at this move by japan seemed to come out of the blue people here are saying look there was absolutely no consultation about this before this decision was taken we know that south korea has a very complicated relationship with japan most of last year the 2 countries were locked in a diplomatic spat of that spilled over into a trade disput

about 10 years ago, asian pacific islander seniors became the most populous group. however, we've also seen a decline in the african-american population mirroring overall citywide trends. i'm sure you're familiar with this. and it's really important for the department, as we design services and put resources into the community, that we're making sure we're serving all of these groups and that we are working to preserve the city's diversity. we look at, in addition to the overall population, those with low income. what we have here are two pie charts. on the left is the whole senior population. on the right, those in poverty below the federal poverty level. we see low income seniors are likely from communities of color. what really stands out to me when i look at this is african-americans are 6% of the senior population but 11% of those in poverty. this really underscores for us the importance of providing culturally appropriate services. section 5 in the area plan is the needs assessment. a big change with us is that we've really streamlined this section at the requ

community they serve in the population, if there are a lot more international people, asian and pacific islanders, they are using their ppe a lot faster. we are not to the critical level yet. host: should they be using it already? guest: they are trying to follow the cdc guidelines in using masks and other equipment. they are doing their best. according to the education they are doing, we are trying to teach the patients. a lot of them are shifting to cohort groups where they examine a group of people rather than a one-on-one situation. they are using less ppe. the cdc is good at playing out all these bangles to take. the health centers are seeking to follow that. host: what do you want to teach the patients? guest: teaching the patients is important. you have heard it all over the news from the cdc. come in at the right time. call ahead to discuss with your provider if it is necessary to come in. have you had that exposure history? are you having the right symptoms? are you elderly? do you have underlying conditions? health centers are looking at alternative ways to communicate with their patien

. >> reporter: he is chair of the california asian pacific islander caucus.e sent this letter to gavin newsom urging him to condemn bullying and hate crimes. >> we have seen an increase in people assaulting people on the basis of how they were born, the way they were look and i want folks to know, we are better than that. >> reporter: hollywood stars calling it out. he tested positive for covid- 19. and made a plea. >> the name calling gets us nowhere. what matters most is how to take care of ourselves. >> reporter: as part of hashtag #wash the hate campaign, asian americans are raising awareness about coronavirus related harassment. >> so the next time you wash your hands, washout the hate you may have for your fellow americans. hate will get you sick. even if the virus doesn't. >> reporter: david chu launched a reporting center that will track hate crimes across the country. the global is to influence future policy discussions. >>> a silicon valley company is leading the charge in developing a coronavirus test. the first of its kind to get fda approval. the

they will be exempt from this particular quarantine because at this stage it appears the pacific islands appear to be void of the crown of us but looking at the trends across the region we've had this downward trend continuing in china live in new cases and 13 deaths and the government this is that the recovery rate is also increasing look at south korea we have another record low since february 2170 cases taking the total number now to about $8086.00 now the philippines on saturday reported 34 new cases a total of $98.00 as of saturday and the philippines is also declared a number of tough restrictions on residents and citizens are the philippines particularly the capital of suspended number one all land air and ship travel to and from the capital they've also declared a not curfew now these particular rules will come into play on sunday and in hong kong on saturday at the last hour or so of confirmation of 3 new cases of the crowd a virus here in the city that japan is also passed a bill allowing. it to declare a state of emergency if required that this particular new law it boosts the

because of the nature of the district i come from, which is predominantly asian and pacific islander, i'm very proud to say that within this past year we now have offer translation services at our meetings. we meet monthly. we have guest speakers. we practice chi gong, and we have raffle prizes and light refreshments. it is a socialization, getting them out of the household. and that has led me to serve presently on three committees for supervisor mar. one for the elders. one for the safety -- street safety. and the other one for the city college satellite that we were able to bring to district 4. and within that city college satellite program, what we now have is a class for older adults, which basically is t tai-chi. so round-about circle, one of the things we tried to do -- i'm probably going way over my minutes. one of the things that we need to do is all of these good services, to bring them to the outer districts, the to community, and serving on the advisory council, i have a firsthand seat at learning these. and i take it back. that's the whole point, frankly. >> chairwoman: t

it's designed with a special focus serving the asian and pacific islander and russian speaking communities, both immigrants and u.s. born, a group that are traditionally underserved. and the department agrees with the budget analyst's recommendation to recommend the contract. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. >> and thank you for your consideration. >> chair fewer: thank you. so is there any comments or questions from my colleagues? if not, let's hear from the b.l.a., please. >> yes, supervisor fewer, members of the committee. so there are two contracts here that are being reflected for approval. 5200164, item 8, is a contract between d.p.h. and richmond area multiservices, or r.a.m.s., for behavioral adult services. file 210065, is between r.a.m.s. and d.p.h. for area families. following a competitive solicitation, the department entered into contracts of less than $10 million, so they didn't have to come to the board. the department is now asking for an increase in item 8, for a total amount of 13.9 million. item 9 is asking for an increase of 16.4 million, not exceeding 29 million, a

who is an easter island resident is now in police custody about a 1000 of these statues dollar pacific island which lies 4000 kilometers off the coast of chile. want to recap the headlines here now before a ceasefire is come into effect in syria's rebel held province of idlib turkey and russia agree to this is sation a fighting after 6 hours of talks between the 2 presidents in moscow they back opposing sides in the syrian conflict the fighting has been escalating in recent weeks. during the course of our negotiations we've agreed on an international memorandum and we believe this will pave the way for further cooperation to put an end to the suffering of syrian civilians and create the conditions for a peaceful settlement of the syrian conflict tonight at midnight we're going to declare a cease fire to make it sustainable all work will be done affectively and rapidly i must to into the humanitarian crisis in the region all the syrian people who need help without discrimination will be given i and all the displaced people in the country will be able to be repatriated to their homes. meanwhile

said on saturday that only pacific island nations with no recorded cases would be exempt the been 6 confirmed cases in new zealand thus far. we must go hard and we must go early we must do everything we can to protect the health of new zealanders there is exactly why to take on this global pandemic cabinet made far reaching and i'm preceding to decisions today because these are unprecedented circumstances governments around the world are using social distancing as one of the ways to prevent the virus spreading further but health workers are urging authorities to look at the additional cost of exclusion and loneliness among the most vulnerable for goto reports. the 2nd pandemic of the 21st century has led to the largest quarantine in human history bustling cities have turned into gold stands millions are under lockdown in parts of asia and europe as. public squares communities have been converging for centuries are almost empty. in today's hyper connected world doctors and governments are urging less social contact to reduce the risk of infection but there are concerns that social distancing a

weeks to travelers entering new zealand has come into force but those coming from small south pacific island countries with no reported cases are exempt we're going to step up there in force and things like spot checks to ensure people are self isolating and if you don't stand for isolate there are quarantine powers at baylor boto us and all new zealand's east coast passengers on a cruise ship docked in akko to town are not allowed to disembark 3 people on board a quarantine with one showing symptoms people's movement is being restricted if there's was hope it will prevent a bigger spread of the virus. well now the largest airline in the united states american airlines is slashing its international flights by 75 percent until may the cuts were announced hours after the u.s. government restricted travel from more countries to include the united kingdom an island as well and this is all as a precaution against the coronavirus they say international airports across the u.s. were already in chaos with incoming travelers forced to wait hours for medical screening before being allowed through cust

weeks to travelers entering new zealand has come into force but those coming from small south pacific island countries with no reported cases are exempt. we're going to step up there in force and things like spot checks to ensure people are self isolating and if you don't like there are quarantine powers at bailable until new zealand's east coast passengers on a cruise ship docked in akra town are not allowed to disembark 3 people on board a quarantined with one showing symptoms. pope francis will be leading and the public is to celebrations of the vatican because of the corona virus outbreak worshippers will be able to follow his prose through the internet and t.v. the leader of the roman catholic church had already canceled some public audiences after catching a cold but there will be a full shutdown until easter on april 12th. some mosque the 3rd holiest site in islam has been closed in a rare measure aimed at stemming the spread of coronavirus religious authorities say the gates to the compound will remain open but the mosque and the dome of the rock will remain closed muslims recognise

weeks to travelers entering new zealand has come into force but those coming from small south pacific island countries with no reported cases are exempt we're going to step out there in force and things like spot checks to ensure people are self isolating and if you don't stand there are quarantine powers to us and all new zealand's east coast passengers on a cruise ship docked in akko to town on what's allowed to disembark 3 people on board a quarantined with one showing symptoms. so in the pacific region the philippine capital manila has begun a month's lockdown thousands of police to sealing off the city by blocking major roads the corn t. means domestic travel in and out of miller is suspended with a few exemptions were marked to them that there's so much traffic the containment measures are disruptive but it's ok it's for the good of our own health. from monday minute his 12000000 residents will be under a nightly curfew and are encouraged to stay a time during the day schools are closed most government jobs will be suspended and large gatherings are to be banned. the philippines has ta

travelers arriving there will also be forced into self isolation for 14 days this does exclude pacific islanders because this region at the moment appears to be void of the virus meanwhile in china where the outbreak began the numbers are still going down and interestingly the new cases of coronavirus say a coming from outside of china. well the latest numbers from china's health commission indicate that there were 20 new corona virus infections reported on saturday and all of those 2016 of them were travelers coming in from other countries from italy iran and saudi arabia and they're saying is their greatest concern now is the importation of the virus into china now 10 deaths were reported on saturday taking the total death toll to $3199.00 so as the rest the world continues to go into lockdown china seems to be showing a rosy picture they were actually looking to partially lift a lockdown in the who by province this is the lockdown that's been in place since january so a few months now and basically the saying that partial travel will be resumed for some of those residents who are considered i

the driver was an easter island resident is in police custody $1000.00 of the statue's dot the pacific island 4000 kilometers of the coast of chile. a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera a cease fire in syria's edler province has come into effect the deal came of the talks between russian president vladimir putin and turkey's leader richard type 31 . new cases of corona virus have risen significantly in parts of europe more deaths were reported in italy the netherlands france and the u.k. on thursday several public events have been canceled and schools in italy are closed for at least 10 days and the u.s. senate has approved an $8300000000.00 funding bill to combat the spread of the virus 12 people have died across the country a state of emergency is in place in california and washington state where the deaths of occurred 3 and a half 1000 people stranded on a cruise ship of some francisco after a passenger had been on board died from the virus elizabeth warren has ended her 2020 bid for the white house the massachusetts senator was considered a front runner for the democratic nom

community they serve and the population, if there are a lot more international people, asian pacific islanders they are using it up a lot faster. we are trying to keep track of it. i don't think we are at the critical level yet but we are watching very closely. >> should they be using their ppp already should they using it up too soon? >> there trying to file the cdcow guidelines and all the other equipment. so i would say they are doing their best. but according to the education we are doing, we are trying to teach the patients, that's where the challenges. a lot of them are shifting into a cohort group where they examine one personal goal and an exam in a group of people rather than a one-on-one situation. they are using less ppe but the cbc is very good at lying out all these angles to take when you have just regular surprise, when you're stressed a little bit, and when you are in a critical situation. they have laid that out and they are following those rules. so what he wanted teach the patient's customer. >> i think with the teaching pages is important. heardha the news of the cdc and th

navy, coast guard and marines launched an invasion of the heavily fortified pacific island called iwo jima. next on railamerica, filmed in color by u.s. service members and edited by warner bros. studios, the academy-award nominated documentary "to the shores of iwo jima." it tells the story of the brutal 36-day battle in which nearly 7000 marines were killed. this film contains graphic scenes of war and death that may disturb some viewers. ♪ [orchestral music]

helmets of 4,000 men who died to take a tiny island somewhere in the pacific. ht, marine. you've taken a tiny island. but it's not just eight square miles of rock. today it's an american fortress only four hours from tokyo. today from your little island, giant striking forces are launched against the heart of japan. today our planes and ships are blasting the enemy into ashes at the foot of fujiama. >> we have confidence in our armed forces, with the unbounding determination of our people. we will gain the inevitable triumph, so help us god. ♪ >>> c-span, your unfiltered view of government, created by cable in 1979 and brought to you today by your television provider. >>> professor amira rose davis examines the history of african-american with i am in sports including women who played baseball in the negro leagues in the 1950s. this interview was recorded at the annual american historical association meeting. >> amira rose davis is a professor at pen state university in state college pennsylvania. she's working on a book, the title, can't eat a medal, the lives

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marines invaded the pacific island of iwo jima and fought japanese forces in one of the bloodiest contestsf world war ii. next, herschel "woody" williams reflects on the battle and the sacrifices made by american soldiers throughout history. he was one of two dozen americans to win the congressional medal of honor for actions on iwo jima. the national museum of the marine corps hosted the event. >> all of the men who fought on iwo are heroes, and all of the men who fought in world war ii are heroes and pave the way for the way of life we have today. but on iwo jima, 22 marines receive the medal of honor. if there is a historian in the room and i got that wrong, tell me later. [laughter] we have one of those medal of honor recipients with us. i believe i am correct in saying that herschel "woody" williams is

everywhere in asia, everywhere means everywhere, every country should prepare, including paul pacific islandg, so they will test people and send the tests off to another country and they have to come back again. you can imagine how long that will take and sue other countries are at the moment rallying to assist those countries. you can imagine papa new guinea or something like that, coronavirus going through a country like that could be very tough on them. either way, the message is pretty clear to this place to not sort of bring their guard down. people still should be very worried and that is partly because we have had people coming in from overseas, mostly chinese citizens, 90% of them returning to china because they think it is safe to be here. some of them have boarded planes with symptoms knowing they were sick and taken drugs to try to suppress their fever. they arrive in the country and they test positive. that is why we still have very strong quarantine measures here. it is why although they are opening up wuhan next week, who the province, from anywhere you have to do quarantine. f

latino voters, our coalition is latino voters, suburban voters, white voters, asian-american, pacific islanderity and i think that's what's important here. we're going to need a nominee who can, one, bring enthusiasm, two, bring people to the polls and truly expand this base. >> want to get through a couple of things here. with warren out of the race as it is confirmed, this is down to most likely a two person race with sanders, to avoid a contested convention, joe biden will have to appeal to some of the warren sanders voters, progressive voters, with more ambitious plans. what is his message to that? >> our campaign is for anyone who has been knocked down, or counted out. our campaign is about bringing people together. we do need to unite this democratic party. i think what we have seen from other candidates in this race, previous presidential candidates, who have dropped out and since endorsed vice president biden is he is the person that can help bring people together. again, vice president biden and senator warren have spoken. i won't get into the details of their conversation. but we bel

community they serve and the population, if there's a lot more people international people, asian pacific islanders, they're using it up faster. we're trying to keep track of that. i don't think we're at the critical level yet but watching it closely. >> should they be using their ppp already? are they using it too soon? >> they're flying to follow the cdc guidelines and appropriately use the masks and equipment. i would say they are doing their best, but according to the education we're doing, we're trying to keep the patients. that where the challenge is. a lot of them are shifting into cohort groups where they examine one person will examine a group of people rather than one on one. they're using less ppp but the cdc is good at laying out the different angles to take when you have just regular supplies, when you're stressed and when you're in critical situations. they've laid that out. >> what do you want to teach the patients? >> i think teaching the patients is important. you've heard it all over the news from the cdc and nih. dr. fouci, to come in at the right time. and if you can, call ahead

many people in these sectors, many people in cambodia and thailand and the pacific islands, who depend are going to suffer both because demand contracts and because their suppliers are disrupted. but most vulnerable are the people in the informal sectors. another asian country with a huge number of informal day labourers is india. millions of migrant workers there are fleeing major cities and trekking home to rural areas, after the government imposed a strict lockdown with just four hours' notice. yogita lamaye has more. people at a religious gathering in delhi being evacuated and sent to isolation centres. dozens who attended have tested positive for coronavirus. some have died. the congregation of worshipers from different countries was held before india's shutdown was ordered. but for days after, a large number of people remained at the mosque. many are now showing symptoms of the disease. india is grappling with the spread of corona. but there's also anger about its treatment of its poor. a group of people were sprayed with chemicals in what appears to have been an attempt to sanit

president trump's statement will fuel backlash against the asian community, today the asian american pacific islanders organization launched a new website where people can report incidents of harassment, discrimination and violence. we have a link on our website. joining me now is emt founding board member of the asian pacific fund. emerald, thank you so much for joining us. what stories have you heard? what attacks have you heard against the asian american community? >> we are still just getting the information as it comes in, but first of all, i want to they these words have a harmful fallout, and this is impacting not just chinese americans, but asian americans across the board, and even koreatown in los angeles is being impacted. it's not just the chinese americans. so we are keeping an eye on this, and it's being quantified, but i also want to mention that since the very early days of this pandemic, one of our affiliate agencies, chinese affirmative action commissioned a study from san francisco state university to see what kind of reports of xenophobia and anti-asian harassment and violence the

. >> on behalf of the asian pacific islander legislative caucus,bly summer david chu working with civilng him to denounce racist behavior as well. >> it doesn't help when we have a president who has been stoking anti-chinese sentiments by referencing the so-called chinese virus. >> san francisco state university's asian american studies departments latest department shows in a four-week period, a 50% increase of coronavirus discrimination news to 140 stories by week four. to better track these incident, the department launched this online reporting center thursday. data will be used in weekly reports and provided to government officials and community organizations. >> what we hope is that we can get funding to do social media campaigns, to do school curriculum, to put up transit ads, just to tell people that this type of prejudice and bigotry isn't allowed or tolerated in california. >> all with the open we'll see less of this and more understanding that the enemy is covid-19, not those who are of chinese and asian descent. in san francisco, dion lim, abc7 news. >> we don't need to be d

who is an easter island resident is now in police custody about a 1000 of these statues dot the pacific island 4000 kilometers his off the coast of chile. with the news out live from london going to bring you all the sports i shortly hosts australia with with insight of a 5th t 20 world cup title that story and well coming up with andy. rooney. and he's here now with sports. thank you so much myron rolle india have reached the final of the women's say 20 world cup for the 1st time ever they reached sunday's title decider against australia in somewhat bizarre circumstances. over the firings were able to celebrate without a single ball being bowled in the semifinal against england heavy rain washed out the match in sydney and there was no reserve day included in the schedule india progressed by virtue of having a better record in the group stages according to the aloof new we won't get mad because of any any condition then who are these adults in the league their team is going to belittle their top least i did it was very unfortunate that we didn't get game delivered door. these are little we ca

many people in these sectors, many people in cambodia and thailand and the pacific islands, who dependre deeply integrated into global value chains, demand contracts and because their suppliers are disrupted. but most vulnerable are the people in the informant sectors. another asian country with a huge number of informal, day labourers is india. millions of migrant workers there are fleeing major cities and trekking home to rural areas, after the government imposed a strict lockdown with just four hours' notice. yogita lamaye has more people at a religious gathering in delhi being evacuated and sent isolation centres. dozens who have attended have tested positive for coronavirus. some have died. the congregation of worshipers from different countries was held before india's shutdown was ordered. but for days after, a large number of people remained at the mosque. many are now showing symptoms of the disease. india is grappling with the spread of corona. but there's also anger about its treatment of its poon anger about its treatment of its poor. a group of people were sprayed with chem

weeks to travelers entering new zealand has come into force but those coming from small south pacific island countries with no reported cases are exempt we're going to step up there in force and things like spot checks to ensure people self isolating and if you don't stand for isolate there are quarantine powers are available to us and all new zealand's east coast passengers on a cruise ship docked in akko to town are not allowed to disembark 3 people on board a quarantine with one showing symptoms while people's movement is being restricted officials hope it will prevent a bigger spread of the virus. but the downward trend in the number of cases in china is being celebrated by the government as a major victory beijing had initially conceal the outbreak before putting millions of people in quarantine and reports down restrictions came at a cost. on his 1st trip to the epicenter of the krajina virus outbreak chinese president xi jinping went on what commentators called a victory lap visiting members of the communist party and health workers on the front line he congratulated the people of one

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