it's a court and proud model family to see that it's more pacific island countries. i doing this despite negligible emissions. then it's a quote for the global family, particularly developed countries to step up and submit in o n d c's ramirez, who wants hundreds of prepared to do the kids to commit to in order to reduce emissions run correct. it is the national determined contributions. what the country will do yet in order to reduce that, and you will scale your credit, you sent yourself, but a lot to as committed to ah, had no dependence of fossil fuels by l will to the 2030. it's that kind of leadership that's needed. now it's a kind of leadership that the pacific has been calling for it. every single opportunity market to engage in finance is also come up with a the precise amount of money that's required, a $100.00 and some j. a 1000000 by 2030 and, and thus that's groundbreaking as well. because a criticism of the rich countries has been that of the less wealthy countries have not been able to declare about what they require. he said, not think that that's act

joining us live, donna ong-kimura from the pacific islanders cultural association. donna , tell us about the bay area aloha concert. >> aloha and thank you for having us on today. the pacific islanders cultural association is a nonprofit entity and we have been putting on the aloha festival for 25 years. our goal is to celebrate together by shag by sharing diverse cultures andg and encouraging young people tot to commit to higher goals with academic scholarships that are d are awarded each year. our mission is to perpetuate the cultures of the pacific islanders in northern california. this year, we are presenting a scaled-back event h event with the bay area aloha concert being held on sunday, august 14th, 2022 from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. at the sano san mateo county event center. e . the bay area aloha concert will bring flavor and soul of hi of hawaii to you. our organization is all about the aloha spirit, bringing the warmth and the sincerity of hawaii's people without any obligation in return. along witg with welcoming some local talent, we are very excited

about 1/5 was asian or pacific islander. another 1/5 was latinx.then 7%, black residents, 4%, mixed another. we have seen a lot of growth in the last category. it's a much younger racial ethnic group than the others. it's going really quickly. >> fast forward 20 years. how has it changed? >> then, the most recent data we have available, 2019, we see the white population is just about 39% now. that's not because the area is declining overall. we have seen the population with significant growth over the time period. the rapid diversification, though.the oakland, sam cisco and san jose areas are some of the most diverse in the country when you look at the index we now have. just under 40% of the publishing is white. we have seen significant growth among asian and pacific islanders around. more than 1/4 of the publisher. another 1/4 is latino. we have seen some decline in the black population. more so, we have seen movement, in terms of where black communities live in the bay area. a t of them come out of the core cities from san jose, oakland, outer r

and because of the review of the heroic actions of asian americans, native americans and pacific islandersross the korean and vietnam wars, to make sure we properly honor the contributions of asian americans, native hawaiians and pacific islanders and their service over the years. we did similar world war ii awards, resulting in 22 honors being awarded to asian americans, pacific islanders and servicemembers who'd been unrecognized, including one of my closest friends, benefactors of the united states senate, a senator. i want to also thank members of congress who made this possible to ensure the united states lives up to our promises. and to those who give to our country, we will always -- and people who are with us today. walter. where are you? there you are. [applause] pres. biden: [indiscernible] [applause] pres. biden: brian thacker. [applause] pres. biden: thank you for being here to help us recognize these newest honorees. i would like to also note last week we lost a giant in his community. herschel williams passed away, the last medal of honor recipient of world war ii. honored by

if there is a we are already affected 5 very severe weather events and the ability for pacific islands who are developing countries to absorb shock and build back better is becoming more and more difficult. and this is why as a collective grouping, the pacific will not move away from the course for one with 5 degrees to stay alive. one watches, one of 5 countries in the pacific to submit a submit their 2nd. ah, andy said, but what on what to have done now is really put a spotlight on multiple countries taking the lead and really showing true leadership in the efforts to ah, in mitigation and adaptation. and when to walk to special in that it is also calling for highway finance and loss or damage where the cupboard is bare, basically 4 pacific other countries. so it's this leadership, despite unwatched, most negligible emissions that eas, it is important and it's important for our global family to see that if small pacific island countries i doing this despite negligible emissions, then it's a core for the global family, particularly developed countries to step up and submit their o n d

if there is, we are already affected by very severe weather events and the ability for pacific islands who are developing countries to absorb shop and build back better is becoming more and more difficult. and this is why as a collective grouping, the pacific will not move away from the course for 1.5 degrees to stay alive. one watches, one of 5 countries in the pacific to submit a submit their 2nd. ah, andy said, but what on what to have done now is really put a spotlight on multiple countries taking the lead in really showing true leadership in the efforts to ah, in mitigation and adaptation. and when to walk to a special in that it is also calling for hi with finance at loss or damage where the cupboard is bare, basically 4 pacific other countries. so it's this leadership despite on watches, negligible emissions. that ease is important. it's important for our global family to see that if small pacific island countries i doing this despite negligible emissions, then it's a core for the global family, particularly developed countries to step up and submit beer, o n d c's. all in 2000

i'm trying to hold my smile. >> reporter: asian american and pacific islander non-profits like asians are strong, gold house and others bought out several theaters for underserved youth. they are watching easter sunday, which features filipino american comedy stand-up sensation jo koy. a man returns home to celebrate easter with his loud and loving filipino family. >> are you coming for easter? >> i don't know, mom, i'll really busy. >> you are going to be a pilot? >> network pilot for a tv show. >> oh, you are playing a pilot on the tv show? >> no, a lawyer. >> you can have been a lawyer if you only applied yourself. >> reporter: like his comedy, the new movie celebrates his filipino heritage and works to bridge gaps and create cultural understanding. it stars a nearly all-filipino cast. locals say representation like this is important for those in the aapi community. >> the bay area on a map, it's amazing. >> my mom came to the country, there was no representation. there was no google. there was no facebook. there was no instagram. she had to find her community. >> reporter: the fil

it is part of the fabric will help some of the pacific islanders lived through their communities.e pathways, for instance theissue in these pathways, for instance the issue of temporarily nurse where you have people that are permanently in temporary situations, having to go back and forth. when they cannot go back, they live in irregular migration status which is problematic for them because they don't have protection. the issueis they don't have protection. the issue is that people that move in these ways, they could move in these ways, they could move in labour migration pathways but they need greater protection. if they needed to bring their families to live with them, many of these seasonal labour migration pathways do not allow family reunification in the country of destination. they don't allow access of these people to proper housing, proper education for the children etc. as it would seem with climate change, the issues are only going to get bigger. there is clearly plenty of work still to be done. we will have to leave it there. they give very much. let's move on to one o

i really want to acknowledge that this is not an asian pacific islander issue, ali. it's an oakland issue in oakland, taylor kron. 4 news. >> well, as the investigation continues, members of oakland's asian community. >> gathered outside of city hall yesterday afternoon to remember doctor shu and demand police, local lawmakers and those in the community to do more to prevent ever escalating violence against the aap i community. >> we need the partitions. we need all people to play their part to the work. it's the same thing all the empty promises. >> well, the president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce as the oakland city council, specifically council president nikki fortunato bas who represents little saigon needs to do more to help the neighborhood that says steps are being taken. >> it will be a increased police presence and also the ongoing services that we're more deeply investing like violence prevention and making sure that we're providing the resources that community members need. all right. well, let's switch gears here. >> richmond police have t

. -- asian americans, native americans, and pacific islanders, awarded the distinguished service crossg the korean vietnam war us, to make sure we probably honor the contributions of native americans,, hawaiians and pacific islanders, and the service that made over the years, we did a similar review of world war ii error era awards, being updating 22 -- that it previously been under recognized, including a close friend of mine, one of my closest friends and benefactor's in the united states senate, daniel -- a united states senator. i want to thank the members of congress to make this possible, to ensure the united states lift up to our promises, that for those who give their best for our country will always, always give our best to you. . you i also want to take a moment to recognize three other medal of honor recipient, awarded for their heroic actions in vietnam. walter -- where are you? there. hugo [applause] james macewan. [applause] brian that her. [applause] thank you for being here to recognize these newest honorees. last week we lost a giant in this community. purcell williams

this award is for all of the asian americans who believed in me, all of the pacific islanders, and mostthe lgbtq. >> do you ever, in your mind, identify a garment with a gender or an energy? >> oh, i never did. when you grow up broke, you kind of don't have a choice. like my first skinny jeans were like my mom's. when you go to the swap meet, you know, they don't separate the clothes by men and women's clothes. you kind of just pick out what fits you. >> reporter: and what about his love life? are you going to be a husband? >> i love that question. i will be a dad. >> reporter: with marriage on the back burner, bretman is laser focused on a new endeavor. >> well, i feel like a lot of really famous people write things, and so i've been, you know -- let's just say i've been journaling extra in my book lately. >> that's quite a teaser. >> just know i'm working on something. why you in my business? girl, you'll see it. >> our thanks to kayna whitworth. why you in my business? that's a question for every journalist. i will say it has been amazing to see his journey because bretman started of

asian american, native hawaiian, and pacific islander. that's a mouthful.o indigenous folks, to people whose families have lived in the u.s. for over 150 years. the term defines more than 20 million people in the united states, with roots and over 50 countries, and about 25,000 islands in the pacific ocean. >> wow! >> you know, i think, the term asian american, south asian american, there are political terms, right? they are terms of power. and this is our way of coalition building and creating something. >> as a community, we're still figuring it out. what's the language we're gonna used to describe our experience, because we are so diverse? one of the things that was a huge, sort of, asian american political in california in recent years, the state legislature agreed to desegregate the state data. this aggregate of a data means, i will count you separately, if you are indian, sri lankan, bangladeshi, chinese, whatever. that was just recently. the political category for aging americans was really, just aggregate the data. just ask you aggregate the data! t

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other pacific islands are being invaded and colonized and they feared the same for themselves so they tried to figure out ways to protect themselves. one of the things they're being pressured to do by plantation owners and by missionaries was to divide up hawaii into individually owned pieces of land. ok. because, of course, outsiders felt like that would be a way to buy land, right, if you have individually owned property in hawaii then wealthy owners can buy that land. theoretically yes. the reason why the native hawaiians will adopt a system of private landownership they knew in systems of colonialism usually it's the native people had a system of private property before the colonization they were often allowed to retain that property after colonization. so they adopted a system of private property. will foreigners be able to buy land? yes. will native hawaiians be able to buy land if they're permanently invaded? yes. this is what they do. they implement systems of government and land reform. and they do this as a way to try to protect themselves long term in terms of landownership

after the pacific island nation signed a security agreement with beijing in april in a statement, solomon islands, prime minister, said the moratorium would apply to old naval ships. well, let's talk to cynthia watson about this. she's an independent asia pacific unless joining us from annapolis, maryland in the u. s. thank you very much, cynthia, for being with us on angie's there. what, why do you think this moratorium is coming into effects now? and how big of a setback is it for the us? well i, i think that those set back is more in public relations and politically, at this point has relatively minor implications. but it does go to the way we interpret what's going on. oh, i think there are 2 things that are largely being ignored, as people look at this at discussion of the solomons over the last. now almost 6 months. one is, everything has become defined as great power competition as if the solomons were not an independent actor in all of this. and this could be something as simple as domestic challenges to the regime where they've decided to default to bawling, to going back to what

it's the 1st pacific island nation to have relocated the community because of rising sea levels. the me see madden are one as family are next. located along the coast of fiji mainland. his village isn't what it wants, was he and his family now way up the cost of moving to higher ground. he thinks, i think so much for my dear to settle in the hearts of us. so human being so that we can accept things that are coming changes that are proving difficult for the growing list of people displaced by climate change. chilling wolf, al jazeera, as governments around the world, consider the impact of climate change and populations and economies. environmentalists a questioning who should bear the big burden when it comes to protecting the planet . the un is unveiled as guidance, how individuals can do more. business. bunker reports from london, pressures mounting on governments and big businesses to take greater responsibility in the hope of lasting change. so the hot water cylinder is in again, a leafy london suburb. katherine mysteries invested heavily in tackling climate change on the roo

. >> since the beginning of the pandemic, the amazing -- asian-american and pacific islander community have seen a increase in hate crimes. last year in home -- san francisco, city officials reported a 567% rise in hate crimes against asian americans and pacific islanders. san francisco police received reports of eight incidents of hate crimes against in this community in 2020. it is up. this is that you need to california -- not unique to set -- california. how is the fbi working with state officials to combat the crimes against asian americans and pacific islander communities? >> we elevated silver rights, which hate rhymes -- hate crimes is a big part, to a high priority. in 2021, we have the highest number of hate crime initiations that we have had in the past five years so there is a lot of investigative work. we are doing outreach to the community. in 2021, we had something like 140 different training or liaison events with the aap i community and we have had listening sessions and we have provided forensic support. we try to help in terms of forensic support. we are concerned ab

i really want to acknowledge that this is not an asian pacific islander issue. only it's an oakland issue in oakland, taylor kron. 4 news. >> as the investigation continues, friends of shoe are just beginning to mourn. and members of oakland's asian community gathered outside of city hall this afternoon to remember her and demand that police local lawmakers and people in the community do more to prevent ever escalating violence against the aap i community. >> we need the partitions. we need all people to play their part to the work. it's the same thing all the empty promises. >> the president of oakland's chinatown chamber of commerce says the oakland city council specifically council president nikki fortunato bass who represents the little saigon neighborhood needs to do more to help out that neighborhood. bass says that steps are being taken. frustrating to see all of you know, crimes happening over and over again. and so many people have lost a life. and, you know, we need to do something to stop all killing. here will be a combination of >> increased police

i really want to acknowledge that this is not an asian pacific islander issue, ali. it's an oakland issue in oakland, taylor kron. 4 news. >> richmond police now are investigating 2 deadly shootings. the first one happened around 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. police say was a drive-by shooting at 5th street in mcdonald avenue, right in front of the 4th street park. in fact, that's where officers say they found a 30 year-old man dead in the street. and a 65 year-old man wounded in that park. officers say about 40 shots were fired. the second shooting happened about an hour later. it was in thea of mcdonald avenue and 24th street in that case. a 35 year-old man was shot in the stomach and later died at the hospital. >> time now is 9, 0, 7, and today an autopsy will be performed should to decide if indeed the body found at the bottom of a reservoir in placer county is that of kylie rodni's? yeah. the 16 year-old was reported missing. >> about 2 weeks ago without monica at the end with the latest. it's located inside prosser lake located within the search zone that we h

i really want to acknowledge that this is not an asian pacific islander issue, it's an oakland issue in oakland, taylor kron. 4 news. >> richmond police right now are investigating 2 deadly shootings. the first one happened around 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. police say it was a drive-by shooting at 5th street and mcdonald avenue right in front of the 4th street park. that's where officers found a 30 year-old man dead in the street. and a 65 year-old man wounded in that park. officers say at least 40 shots were fired. the second shooting happened about an hour later in the area of mcdonald avenue and 24th street. in that case, a 35 year-old man was shot in the stomach and later died at the hospital. >> time now 7 and today they're going to perform an autopsy to see, in fact, indeed, if the body that was found and the bottom of a lake in placer county, a reservoir was at a 16 year-old kylie rodni's. authorities say the remains are likely hers, but again. >> we're still waiting for official word. we got monica de anda now with the very latest. >> it's located inside prosser lake loca

really want to acknowledge that this is not an asian pacific islander issue, ali. it's an oakland issue in oakland, taylor kron. 4 news. >> community members held a rally today outside oakland city hall to call out anti asian hate and more and the senseless murder of shoe people taking part called on political leaders. police members of the community, everybody to do something to try to put a stop to the increasing crimes against members of the aap i community. >> we need the power to says we need all the people that play their part to the work. it's the night all the empty promises. >> people at the rally, lot of them said their biggest fear is that they'll be back at another one of these rallying against the next anti asian hate crime. they're imploring people in power to make changes that are needed to help make sure this doesn't happen again. also tonight, one person is dead. another is believed to be in critical condition. >> after a shooting in richmond this afternoon. police say the shooting happened about 4 o'clock at 4th and mcdonald avenue and we are work

i really want to acknowledge that this is not an asian pacific islander issue. only it's an oakland issue in oakland, taylor kron. 4 news. >> richmond police had their hands full after responding to do 2 deadly shootings. police say that one of those 2 deadly shootings was a drive by the incident was first reported about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon along 5th street in mcdonald avenue, right in front of the 4th street park. police say they found a 30 year-old man dead in the street. a 65 year-old man was found shot in the park and he was taken to hospital with major injuries, but is expected to survive. officers say at least 40 rounds were fired. the second shooting happened about an hour later this time of the area. but donald avenue and 24th street in this case, a 35 year-old man was shot in the stomach. he ended up dying at the hospital. >> an autopsy has performed today on the remains that were found at the bottom of a reservoir in placer county. authorities say those remains are likely those of 16 year-old kylie, rodney, who went missing 2 weeks ago with t

i really want to acknowledge that this is not an asian pacific islander issue. only it's an oakland issue in oakland, taylor kron. 4 news. >> 8, 0, 7 is the time in richmond. police are investigating 2 deadly shootings. the first one happened around 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon with police saying it was a drive-by shooting at 5th street in mcdonald avenue right in front of the 4th street part. that's where officers say they found a 30 year-old man dead in the street. and a 65 year-old man wounded in the park. officers say at least 40 shots were fired. the second shooting happened about an hour later in the area. mcdonald avenue at 24th street in that case, a 35 year-old man was shot in the stomach and later died at a hospital happening today. there's going to be an autopsy to confirm whether the remains found at the bottom of a reservoir in placer county are. >> a missing teenager. yes, 16 year-old kylie rodney, to a missing 2 weeks ago. we got monica at the end with the very latest on the situation this morning. >> it's located inside prosser lake located with

i really want to acknowledge that this is not an asian pacific islander issue, ali.he community are beginning to mourn her passing as well. members of the community gathered outside city hall yesterday afternoon as well to remember her and a man police, local lawmakers and those in the community do more to prevent ever escalating violence against the aps community. >> we need the power to says we need all people that play their part to do the work. it's the same thing all the empty promises. >> the president of the oakland chinatown, chamber of commerce as the oakland city council needs to do more to help the neighborhood and keep its residents safe. an investigation is underway in fairfield this afternoon after a police officer opened fire on a man during a chase that happened monday on central way near the border of fairfield and cordelia. police say they got a call about a driver of a gray minivan loitering and possibly setting up camp when officers arrived on scene. the driver. robert wilson, police say was uncooperative and sped off after a short chase. wilson t

this year, pacific islanders brought a smaller version of the festival to life.vendors, and of course, lots of food. >> it is just to show the warmth and sincerity of the hawaii people, and we want people to know we are all here. dion: such a nice sentiment, right? this is the 25th year of the loja festival. looks like so much fun. i love what she said -- the warmth of the community really matching the temperature. spencer: let's hold on week -- let's hope we can hold onto that spirit for the next couple of days. it is mild outside and quite easy for the coastline. you can see it is quite gusty at sfo where wind speeds are 37 miles an hour now. other locations are breezy but not terribly gusty. let's take a look at our 24-hour temperature change. you can see most locations, especially away from the coast, are several degrees warmer than at this time yesterday. here's a view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco where it is 64 degrees. 75 in palo alto. san jose 80. 59 at half moon bay. 99 at fairfield, which actually hit 100 earlier this afternoon. 89 at

. >> reporter: asian american and pacific islander heritage like asians are strong, gold house and othersought out several theaters for underserved youth. they are watching "easter sunday" featuring filipino american stand-up comedy sensation oklahoma. a man returns home to celebrate easter with his loud and loving filipino family. >> joseph, are you coming for easter? >> i am busy. tisted for this pilot. >> you are going to be a pilot? >> a network pilot for a tv show. >> oh, you are playing a pilot on the tv show? >> no, a lawyer. >> you could have been a lawyer if you only applied yourself. >> reporter: like his comedy, koy's new movie celebrates his filipino heritage and works to bridge gaps and create cultural understanding. the movie stars a nearly all filipino cast. locals say representation like this is important for those in the aapi community. >> daly city, the bay area on the map, amazing. >> when my mom came to the country there was no reputation. there was no google, no facebook, no instagram. she had to find her community. >> reporter: the film is set in daly city where two