. >> asian americans now the fastest-growing race in the united states. asians overtook hispanics between 2000 and 2010 when it comes to the percentage of people immigrating to the country. >> stephen: yes! asians are the new mexicans! (laughter) our nacho nemesis has morphed into a ramen rival. (laughter) and worse, they know all our lucky numbers! (laughter) i never told anyone about 34! evidently, this inv-asian is due to an increased demand for highly skilled workers with many recruited by u.s. companies. nation, we're getting boxed in! mexicans do the jobs we don't want to do and asians do the jobs we're not able to do. (laughter) i believe... (cheers and applause) i believe that leaves only three jobs for white americans: senator, ralph lauren model or freecreditreport.com band member. (applause) now, folks, remembers saw this threat coming. that's why the g.o.p. hispanic outreach web page featured a stock photo of asian children. (laughter) they know that asians are just kung fu mexicans. (laughter) nation, after we finish our mexican border wall, w

this brought together and united the asian-american community with other civil group's rights -- civil rights groups to seek justice for vincent chin and everyone. helen could not be with us today, but she has continued to be a tremendous activist not just for racial justice, but for women's rights and other causes. as a student, vincent's killing got me involved with organizations like the chinese progressive association, the asian law caucus, and many groups that were involved. community organizing, localizing to make change in the communities really inspired me. reverend fong and many others, gene kwan, many inspired me to get involved. the members of the san francisco bay area community that united in being inspired by american citizens for justice that helen formed in detroit with many groups, and multi-racial coalition, but in the bay area, they helped to found asian- americans for justice, along with many groups like the asian law caucus, chinese american citizens alliance, a chinese for affirmative action, the japanese american citizens league, the chinese consolidated benevole

vis if we do we will get permission from the united asians. they said no and he said we will consult with nato. and then said you would let congress know. but no action would occur first but congress was peripheral. that is our own fault. from being almost of no value for regulatory policy. no one attempts to assert themselves. i think the ron paul revolution is helping us. to create value to popularize and i hope it becomes a best seller. [applause] >> thank you senator paul. both speakers have been concise. let's open the floor to questions. please wait to be called on. please give us your name and any affiliation. any questions? >> with the american conservative the and your people on the left? everything you talk about is there. with the new party or the movement. >> i will give the individualist answer. i know the ron paul revolution has succeeded to win over many people on the left. there is no hard core of social science research. i can only say i met a bunch of them. those that were consistently and radically anti-war to win them over

asian pacific heritage month. in recognition of cultural impact. it is a time of united pride for the first -- the diverse people of the asian continent. >> japanese, vietnamese. >> no matter what your background. >> i am english. >> it is a celebration for everyone. >> will have him come out and talk about his injury. >> this is the biggest award ever want anyone to think that judges and the heritage month for this award. thank you. >> congratulations, here is a certificate of on her home. >> smile. thank you so much, congratulations to the winner's hand and jack and sunny. you know that we have many fabulous celebrations and ethnic cultural performances. this year is no exception. the fourth and fifth graders have been learning about polynesian methods, legend, and history since the first day of school. the children creative dance scenes and learn different polynesian dances. tonight, they are making their debut performance just for you. they are dancing a preview of polynesian dances that as a snippet of the full-length production they will perform this week at their

asian pacific heritage month. in recognition of cultural impact. it is a time of united pride for the first -- the diverse people of the asian continent. >> japanese, vietnamese. >> no matter what your background. >> i am english. >> it is a celebration for

asian pacific heritage month. in recognition of cultural impact. it is a time of united pride for the first -- the diverse people of the asian continent. >> japanese, vietnamese. >> no matter what your background. >> i am english. >> it is a celebration for everyone. >> will have him come out and talk about his injury. >> this is the biggest award ever want anyone to think that judges and the heritage month for this award. thank you.

city, how we all came to the city because after 160 years, a san francisco is the asian american capital of the united states. 2012 has been an amazing year. when i was a little kid, i liked to play basketball. my mom said, david, stop playing basketball because no asian- american will ever get into the nba. mom was wrong. i know many of us thought that asian-americans with advance foreign politics, but i don't think that any of us thought that this year, we would see the first elected asian-american sworn in at city hall. and because of that, i want to take a moment and think of you. none of us would be here hall stage but for your stories, the challenges that the community has faced in surpassed. and diversity of the committee, we are moving forward. >> i just want to thank everybody for having all of us here. how to be honest, i did not prepare a speech, but it truly is an honor to serve the city. it is not often that we have a city that is so beautiful and wonderful and also a place for immigrants to be able to serve. i am honored to serve alongside the mayor and my colleagues on the board of supe

united states. it is a good source for asian- americans the united states these days. advocates for the community, say that it does not really tell the full story. just check out a teeming chinatown. >> we're talking about a community we're talking about a community of contrast. >> she works with immigrants in asia that do not fit the model. >> plow, the hmong community, cambodian americans, the same poverty rates as blacks and latinos. >> she says that should not give lost in the numbers. >> coming up, dangerous chemicals in couches. a bay area scientist has been sounding the alarm for years. how her efforts may have paid off. >> you are a rock star, at least >> you are a rock star, at least in the sou discover britvisit:lumbia. >> sofas and other upholstered furniture sold in california and the rest of the country will soon have fewer toxic chemicals. julie watts explains that say for items should be in the stores and about one year. >> you cannot see the chemicals in your postal furniture but they are there because a longstanding and some say out of date california

. >>> asian immigrants are now the largest group of new immigrants in the united states. those are the results of a new pew research survey. beginning in 2009 and into 2010, asian immigrants surpassed hispanic immigrants in the united states. the study also found asian americans lead in education and income and are more satisfied with their lives than the general public and tend to put more value on marriage and parenthood than other americans. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> breaking news to tell you about now. news 12 new jersey is reporting that dharun ravi is now out of jail. he is the ex-rutgers student convicted of bias intimidation for the death of his roommate tyler clemente. he was supposed to serve more time than this, paul, but got out 10 days early. why? is paul with us? >> yes. can you hear me? >> yeah, i can hear you now, paul. let me ask you that again. dharun ravi was supposed to serve a little more time than that in jail for his involvement in tyler clemente's death. why was he let out early? >> in new jersey, you get five days off pretty much automatic

the asian contagion and currency crisis, the united states sailed through that, even though numerous n economies collapsed in the summer. what we need to do is look at europe and understand what it means when you run an entitlement state decades after decade. >> and what about the absolute now? remember september of '08, in the united states? if we'd let everybody crash, it would not have tarp, what would have happened? >> our problems cannot be attributed now to europe, our exposure to europe is limited. trade with europe has been growing and europe is an objectless son in the failure of a welfare state. >> if we should have europe going on its own, and maybe stop giving them bad advice. spain has 18%, and what's the advice. raise value added tax. income taxes in spain are among the highest in europe. capital gains taxes went up under the the socialist government and further under this government. let's give spain good advice. >> stuart: as a former european i could talk about this for hours. i haven't the time. thank you, everybody, when we come back our hits and misses wake up! tha

to eye on all those issues in particular certainly the growing military strength of the united states in the asian pacific region something which greatly concerns china russia is agreeing with beijing on that matter and certainly the developments in the middle east even if we didn't mention did that russia and china are seeing eye to eye on the syrian conflict such a strong relations between beijing and moscow have been causing some concerns in the west primarily because china is a growing developing developing state with its economy and military being stronger every year we are following certainly all the interesting developments during the summit in the next two days here and we'll be bringing all the latest information to our viewers as soon as we get it. chicago based international affairs commentator rick ross off says the shanghai cooperation organization has the potential to become a serious. as we know this is the twelfth summit that will the head of state meeting of the shanghai cooperation organization which created in two thousand and one to place matters in perspective we have to recal

to eye on all those issues in particular certainly the growing military strength of the united states in the asian pacific region something which greatly concerns china russia is agreeing with beijing on that matter and certainly the developments in the middle east even if we didn't mention did that russia and china are seeing eye to eye on the syrian conflict and as we know china and russia have been we have all been saying about finance peace plan that must be implemented as the only solution peaceful solution to the growing syrian conflict now a definitely such a strong relations between beijing and moscow have been causing some concerns in the west primarily because china is a growing developing developing state with its economy and military being stronger every year and certainly the corporations such very strong corporate. between russia and china is concerning many in the west but as far as we understood from the speeches by both the chinese and russian leaders. to put it respectively this cooperation will only strengthen it will not die down and that's the way it's going to stay for the ne