they were also the founding members of the non-philipino american theatre and joyce is currently the administrative manager on folsom street which is the oldest center. it start at the i hotel and it was a huge part of that struggle. for many of you have not followed the i hotel, it's such an incredible memory not because of asian americans engaged in and fought for seniors in the city, but with the seniors, with our chicano activist. it's a beautiful documentary about how our community came together to fight for philipino and chinese seniors. they continue to be active.al has served in many advisory committees, the citizens advisory committee for the action fund and we most recently appointed him to the pier 32 arena project. a project that is being proposed in our district.al was also active in the restabilization of the south of market project area committee, advocating for resources to go to critical infrastructure like pedestrian and public safety improvement and affordable housing and open sta space. they have devoted their life to supporting this community, the south of mark c

the door that said [ bleep ] philipinos >> reporter: s one philipino business that was vandalized over the weekend. >> obviously we're disturbed about this. >> reporter: owners of a near by restaurant noticed it took. the word mex and mexico and ams which is believed to be in reference to alvarado middle school. the mexican governor of california in the early to mid- 1800s. but this month the school board approved a controversial measure to change the name to honor philipino de leon and cruz. >> we hope it's not related to the renaming. we want our community together reaching out and hopefully time will heal. >> reporter: city leaders say about 20% of union cities are philipino and police are investigating this case as a hate crime. others say the graffiti is a message. >> it's clear that more community building has to happen in the city. >> reporter: the name change of alvarado middle school is not expected to take place until 2015. matt keller, ktvu news. >>> some bay area bars were packed this evening with folks watching game five of the warriors play afters in denver. in stprarlg -

the door that said [ bleep ] philipinos >> reporter: it was one philipino business that was vandalized over the weekend. >> obviously we're disturbed about this. >> reporter: owners of a near by restaurant noticed it took. the word mex and mexico and ams which is believed to be in reference to alvarado middle school. the mexican governor of california in the early to mid- 1800s. but this month the school board approved a controversial measure to change the name to honor philipino de leon and cruz. >> we hope it's not related to the renaming. we want our community together reaching out and hopefully time will heal. >> reporter: city leaders say about 20% of union cities are philipino and police are investigating this case as a hate crime. others say the graffiti is a message. >> it's clear that more community building has to happen in the city. >> reporter: the name change of alvarado middle school is not expected to take place until 2015. matt keller, ktvu news. >>> some bay area bars were packed this evening with folks watching game five of the warriors play afters in denver. in stpra

mario started volunteering at the philipino community district where he worked with migrant youth that addressed violence prevention, cultural identity and leadership development and creative writing. in 2009 he joined the staff with the philipino community where he found housing for low income housing. he also helped many find sustainable employment. mario was a basic laborer from lights to manufacturing and manual labor and in the industry. it's helped him relate to the issues in the community. recently he organized a filipino group for fighting immigrants rights. i have watched mario in action on many many occasions. the charisma you see that he's put in his hip hop art is with as well and i'm a great admirer of your work and what you do in the bay area as well. mario with district 11 resident and i see him on the street, i see him in the park jogging, running to the park. he's a big use are of maclaren park as well. i'm excited about the future that you have and you are going great places to help our communities move forward in this city. you just graduated in the community college

has not just been the top story to the philipino community. it's also being followed in the philippines. >> we reached out to them and to their relatives that we are ready to assist them in whatever way we can. >> reporter: the deputy general says they're still waiting from the final word from relatives about if and when the victim's remains will be returned to the philippines. eric rasmussen. >>> stay with the 10:00 news in 14 minutes. our interview with the husband of another victim and he describes the loss their 14- year-old is feeling. >>> traffic is moving smoothly on the golden gate bridge tonight after newly laid asphalt started crumbling today. the chp closed the southbound lanes for a time this afternoon. and at one point traffic in both directions was stopped so crews could make emergency repairs. they say overnight repaving work unexpectedly began to unravel during the morning commute. >> as vehicles were traveling on that new asphalt it was actually picking up some of that fresh asphalt and kicking it up, causing it to get spread

has not just been the top story to the philipino community. it's also being followed in the philippines. >> we reached out to them and to their relatives that we are ready to assist them in whatever way we can. >> reporter: the deputy general says they're still waiting from the final word from relatives about if and when the victim's remains will be returned to the philippines. eric rasmussen. >>> stay with the 10:00 news in 14 minutes. our interview with the husband of another victim and he describes the loss their 14- year-old is feeling. >>> traffic is moving smoothly on the golden gate bridge tonight after newly laid asphalt started crumbling today. the chp closed the southbound lanes for a time this afternoon. and at one point traffic in both directions was stopped so crews could make emergency repairs. they say overnight repaving work unexpectedly began to unravel during the morning commute. >> as vehicles were traveling on that new asphalt it was actually picking up some of that fresh asphalt and kicking it up, causing it to get spread