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cities have ramped up patrolling areas in new york and seattle. the south korean consulate in atlanta issuing warnings for koreans to take extra caution due to the attacks. >> i am very cautious. i am more concerned about my niece and my nephew and of course my parents, who are elderly. i tell them call me, i'll run the errands for you. >> reporter: that is a reality for so many asians. we are learning that fbi director christopher wray has told npr the motive in these shootings does not appear to be racially motivated, but we do want to stress there are investigations underway. atlanta police saying right now nothing is off the table. >> right now i want to get to some more on the truly explosive remarks by republican congressman chip roy about lynchings, china and more. our chief congressional correspondent manu raju is joining us. roy's remarks seemed to fan anti-asian sentiment at a hearing aimed at addressing the pro problem. >> reporter: i just spoke to jerry nadler who was at that hearing. he called roy's remarks disgusting and said they would fan th

cities have ramped up patroling areas in new york and seattle. the southean consulate in atlanta issuing warnings for koreans to take extra caution due to the attacks. >> i am very cautious, but i am more concerned about my niece and my nephew and, of course, my parents who are elderly. i tell them, hey, don't go out unless you need to. call me. i'll run the errands for you. >> reporter: jake, in regards to those comments by captain baker that the suspect just had a bad day, the cherokee county sheriff's department released a statement earlier today. it reads in part, the comments were not intended to disrespect any of the victims, the gravity of the tragedy or express empathy or sympathy for the suspect. but, jake, i've got to tell you, these are the kinds of comments, especially coming from law enforcement, that really erode the trust within the asian-american community that already feels like the crimes against asians are not being taken seriously. and i'm told that this is one of the many issues that will be brought up when asian-american leaders meet

cities have ramped up patrolling areas in new york and seattle. the southean consulate in atlanta issuing warnings for koreans to take extra caution due to the attacks. >> i am very cautious, but i am more concerned about my niece and my nephew and of course my parents, they're elderly. i tell them, don't go out unless you need to, call me, i will run the errands for you. >> and that report was from cnn's amara walker. >>> we're getting some details on those killed in the cherokee county shooting. 33-year-old delaina yaun was one of them. her sister spoke to cnn. >> she was a family-going person, she liked to -- her family came first. everything was her family. she had such a wonderful, happy, upbeat personality. we were planning the summer and doing some fun activities and now i don't get to do that with her and it's extremely hard to even think b i'm waiting for her to come walking through the door and to not get that phone call, it's devastating. >> yaun was the mother of two kids including an eight-year-old daughter. her sister said she and her husband

there's the green that represents the rain, and you could see it pretty much all the way up to seattle all the way south to monterey now will come in close. you could see some of the stronger bands have been offshore happen bay all day, but they still slowly coming on short end around. pigeon point. we're seeing some showers when we got there. clear lakes getting some showers. dixon getting some showers. there's a kind of ah area there and hayward with the rain is light to moderate at times that darker green and then we back out. this is that blob i was talking about, and that's pretty significant. i mean, that's that's what that thing was popping off. lightning and thunder earlier this afternoon, actually a little bit last night, too. so this was the area that seemed to be that potential for most like opportunity for thunderstorms for today or for tonight, and it still could. is that thing swings on charlotte, i'll loop in emotion like this. and i'm not gonna leave but emotions you know, i'm gonna do when i come back on your group it emotion and they're ready. go looking for the forecast model, which t

we ended up getting our testing capability by making a deal with south korea to get enough testing capability for the seattlerea. we have done almost 700,000 tests, one in seattle. that helped us know where the disease was. in the same facility where i opened an army hospital about a year ago, this weekend we opened the largest civilian led vaccination center. we have to get vaccination shots into arms. and so we do that, we are a risk because this virus, it is so transmissible, variants are on the rise. we need people to still, even though we are close, we cannot let our guard down. we have to wear masks socially distance, and be cautious. we have seen in europe, paris is going backwards, italy is going backwards, ireland is still in the highest stage lockdown. the variants are very dangerous. emily: you mentioned you turn the nfl stadium into a max fascination site -- max -- mass vaccination site. you want to be the first u.s. city to vaccinate 70% of its population. how likely is it you will get there? >> we will get there if the federal government gives us the vaccines. we do not a direct allocation. we

history. 1886 a mob of 1600 forced out all of seattle, early 20th century, south asians and filipino americans were attacked. 1982, a chinese-american was beaten to death in detroit because of the japanese and blamedan him for the economic decline in the auto industry. throughout the ages, attacks on asian refugees were widespread. after 9/11, hate crimes targeting muslims, middle eastern and south asian americans increased by 15 100%. asian americans have been terrorized, we been treated enemies, discriminated against. today we are still deemed as foreigners rather than u.s. citizens. the government thishe country hs not just ignored this problem, it's been part of the problem. throughout much of our history, congress and other elected officials have promoted and legalized and the asian racism, jewish laws and actions. congress passed an act that effectively barred the entry of chinese women because lawmakers believe all chinesela women were prostitutes. 1882, congress passed a solution act, the third set of laws putting out an entire group exclusion based on race. by the 1930s, all

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seattle's chinese residents. in the early 19th century, south asians were expelled from cities. and filipinos and japanese americans were attacked. in 1982 vincent chen, was beaten in detroit and they thought he was japanese and blamed him for the auto industry. after 9/11, hate crimes targeting muslims, middle eastern, and south asian americans increased by 1,600%. as these instances reveal, asian americans have been terrorized. we've been treated as enemies. we've been discriminated against. today, we are still viewed as foreigners rather than u.s. citizens. the government of this country has not just ignored this problem, it has been part of the problem. throughout much of our history, congress and other elected officials have promoted and legalized anti-asian racism through its laws and its actions. in 1875, congress passed the so-called page act, which effectively barred the entry of chinese women because lawmakers believed that all chinese women were prostitutes. in 1882, congress passed the chinese exclusion act. the first federal law singling out an entire group for immi

south lot. the game begins tomorrow night 7:00 p.m. that is the same start time for the giants who open in seattle.>>> for the first time ever there will be two black female coaches in the women's ncaa final four. on the left, don staley. this will be her third final formic. on the right, adrian barnes. that is arizona's head coach. they are the only former wnba players who have that teams to the final 4 as head coaches. friday south carolina will face stanford and arizona will yukon. >>> draymond green says it is time for women athletes to stop complaining about the difference in pay between men athletes and the females and start taking action. >> they are not laying out steps they can take to that. it is coming off as a complaint because the people that can change it are just going to continue to say the revenue isn't there. the revenue isn't there. if you don't bring in the revenue, we can't up your pay. they will keep using that.using. >> his comments came a day after he tweeted women athletes should stop allowing corporate america to yellto yellto yelltol empowerment. it says it is time for the athletes to call them out. the warri

seattle resident neil browning is now recovering from a third vaccine infection. moderna is testing a third booster of the original vaccine, a modified vaccination for the south africanariant. currently moderna, pfizer and johnson and johnson are all working on second generation vaccines. >> hints that maybe as soon as as later this summer or early this fall that americans and other people around the world will be offered a booster dose. >>> a strong immune response to third dose is a positive sign that those who have had the virus only need a single dose. >>> could lifestyle increase the effectiveness of the covid-19 vaccine? researchers need volunteers to help answer that question. >> better than a birthday party. the fun child-like way these seniors are celebrating getting their coronavirus shots. we'll get to that? just a second but first we're going to check with meteorologist mike nicco. >>> thank you, reggie. good morning. we know we have some light rain heading over from the east bay towards the peninsula. but right now all the reporting stations are saying mostly cloudy and 3 to 46 in san bruno. temperatures low- to mid-40 get and fairfield and santa rosa at

seattle resident neil browning is recovering from a third vaccine injection. moderna is testing a third booster of the original vaccine. a modified vaccine to better target the southican variant and booster containing both the modified and original formula. currently moderna, pfizer and johnson and johnson are working on the second generation vaccines. former presidents barack obama, george w. bush, bill clinton and jimmy carter are banning together to urge americans to get their vaccines. >> i'm getting vaccinated. we want this pandemic to end as soon as possible. >> we urge you to get vaccinated when it is available to you. >> roll up your sleeve and do your part. >> this is our shot. >> it is up to you. >> you might notice who is not in any of these psas. >>> people who are already struggling after losing their jobs or losing more time and money with stalled unemployment benefits becauseto reapply and know it. state assembly member jim patterson said if you had one year of unemployment, you have to reapply. the edd told our notifying people when the benefits have expired. several people say they haven't gotten that notification. >> i never received any type of

seattle's acting police chief reeding -- reading adrian diaz, you're next. >>> another round of severe storms batter the southern u.s. overnight, life-threatening flash flooding across southorgia and alabama last week. and more than 120 members of the arizona national guard return home after serving overseas. the special ceremony happening friday night in phoenix. they were deployed to southwest asia for the last nine months as part of operation enduring freedom. and those are your headlines. pete? pete: always emotional ceremonies. thank you, jed. remember this, former cdc director robert redfield becomes the latest expert to declare covid-19 likely came from a wuhan lab. dr. marc siegel next on that story, coming up. ♪ ♪ i want my kids to know... they come from people who... were brave. and took risks. big risks. bring your family history to life, like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com ♪♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis... or psoriatic arthritis, little things, can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream... ...it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable... .