while the details of vincent's death are difficult to recall, his early memories of vincent are crystal. >> how would you describe your relationship growing up with vincent chin? >> close. we saw each other quite a bit. >> were you two a lot alike? >> no, we were not alike. i was quiet and shy, and he was very outgoing, talkative, and he got me meeting people and help me break out of my shell a little bit. he got to know people very easily, could talk to anybody. >> vincent chin was adopted at age 6 by a chinese couple in detroit. growing up, he had a diverse circle of friends. he got engaged to his long-time girlfriend. >> he was just trying to live the american dream. he worked hard and took care of his phmother, and he was cheate. we all were. >> evans was charged with second-degree murder, and he plead guilty, and his stepson plead guilty to manslaughter. >> plea bargaining reduced the charge from second-degree murder to manslaughter. evans and tpheufz were given a $3,000 fine and placed on probation. both had what the judge called stable working backgrounds. >> nobody was sent to p

men like vincent chou.pent a lot of time in new york chinatown and never noticed all these employment agencies until today. but there's so many of them. what do they do? >> that's how we find a job, especially new immigrant come here first to look for the first job. when i got here i just walked into one of these employment agencies, and they have a position. like a waiter or bus boy, cook, dishwasher, something like that. >> when you first came to america, is this the kind of work you expected? >> well, i decided to come here, i was thinking about some better job. maybe like 40-hour work week. can make some money for living. maybe i can have time to go to school. but i don't see any choice here. >> like other poor immigrants, he had to seek a menial job at one of these agencies. they have connections all over the country. you see a big map of the united states. sending workers to small towns across america. so each one of these pieces of white paper represents a different job? >> right. they put the area c

there was no denying what ronald ebans did to vincent that night.incent's own mother wasn't even notified about the hearing. >> she lost her son in the most horrible, violent way. >> her only child. >> her only child. and it was as though he was killed again. she's two white killers get fined less than what you would pay for a used car. i just was so furious and upset by that. >> i thought that race was a factor. justice isn't blind. >> so you think that if vincent chin were white, the killers might have gotten a harsher sentence? >> oh, absolutely. vincent's life wasn't as much as a white man. >> i just thought this was wrong, this was so wrong, i have to do something about it. >> helen joined forces with lilly chin and other activists. they formed an organization called the american citizens for justice. and began a grass roots movement. >> in the absence of social bleed ya, no internet, no fax machines, we put out flyers. we put out newsletters, communications. the police never even investigated. they never interviewed any of the witnesses at the

the real moment for truman's vincent.s is the guy come if there is a treatment appointee that has a legacy that is probably him? >> yes. it's a stage in a sadly how literally unknown he is today among americans. at the time of his nomination for the chief justice ship, he was one of, if not the biggest names in washington. not including the president or him, but he held so many jobs of a monumental importance to the american economy. he had been treasury secretary. he had been director of the time as emergency management dealing with the war praise been a district appellate court judge for his been a member of the house of representatives from the state of kentucky. he was the supreme authority both houses recognize it's hard for the senate to recognize anywhere in the house it was as the authority on taxation. it is as a grand orator. one of the grant orders to be elected to congress. he was nominated to be chief justice by president truman, there were great expectations for him. the only nomination that great expectatio

jarred long was the one who took the life of vincent goslyn.e want to make sure he received the maximum punishment that he could for this crime. >> to do that, that prosecutor needed not only jessie's videotape statement, she needed jessie to tell a jury the whole story. she and jarred plan to murder vince. >> we needed for her testimony about the reasons why they planned to kill vincent, and the way that they planned it out. >> so the prosecutor made an offer. if jessie pleaded guilty to complicity with murder i will testify against jarred, she would recommend a sentence of 22 and a half years behind bars. she agreed to this plea deal? >> she did after a long talk and very heated discussions. >> so, now, with time served, the woman who had played the victim, betrayed her husband and lover, could spend less than 14 years behind bars. some people think the sentence is too light. >> i don't disagree with that that the sentence was too light. but after discussions with law enforcement, with family members, we determined that it was worth it to hav

they were kicked out and they waited for vincent outside of the bar.and beat him to death with a baseball bat and those two men never served a day in jail or prison. they were fined $3,000 and had to serve some months of probation. but you look at what's happening today, ana, and in the last year and a half, since covid got rooted here in america, asians, asian-americans have been scapegoated and blamed for bringing the virus to america and all over the world, and in so many ways, it has just continued this pattern of scapegoating that really dates back over 100 years, and it's important to recognize these stories from the past, these stories that didn't make our history books, because if we're ever going to move forward, we have to recognize where we've been in order to be able to move forward and do something different. >> and why focus on vincent chen specifically? that's not a name that most of us have heard. perhaps some of us. but why do you think that his case hasn't had, i guess, more publicity or that it isn't something we talk about more comm

they followed vincent chin outside and beat him to death with a baseball bat.nd, you know, this is -- we talk about this scapegoating of asians in this country and that has been what the asian community has been experiencing over the last year and a half, since covid took root here. and this episode really looks at the historical scapegoating of asian-americans and which dates back more than a century, and this whole season we are looking into moments, episodes in american history that have been left out of our history books, but have informed and impacted how we are living today. >> many people won't have heard of this case. and they're going to hear it from you. it is a bit of a departure for you, you're always taking us very much into our present world, this is a bit of looking into the past to learn about ourselves. >> it is. you know, our show in the past has been very experiential, emotional. sometimes even physical. and we had to pivot this season because of covid. but it is interesting, brianna, right now some of the fiercest debates going on in governm

they wait for vincent chin.wn and they beat him to death with a baseball bat. and those two men never served a single day in jail or prison. but that case did become the first ever civil rights case involving an asian american in this country. and when you look at what has been happening in the last year and a half in this country since covid has taken root and the scapegoating of asian americans, violence and attacks against the community have increased over 1000%. there is this pattern of scapegoating that has existed, that has continued for more than a century. and so we are highlighting that in this episode. and you know, there's been this incredible movement that has arisen in the wake of all of this violence. and the community is galvanized. and the federal government, corporations, schools are considering teaching asian american history. when i grew up, we had no asian american history. and when you don't have any context for people living in this country, it becomes really easy to overlook and even dehum

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and kilm adkins, stated vincent bel under oath strickland had nothing to do with the murders.r, none of them are serving time for that murder but you are sitting in here? >> right. >> reporter: strickland says even if he's released he can't get back the past. his daughter was seven weeks old when he was arrested. you really have lost a lot. you get your life back, but you've lost so much of it. >> yeah, you kind of said it there, "i get my life back." i've never had one. so i get to try to establish a life, but i've actually never had one to get back >> reporter: erin moriarty, cbs news, cameron, missouri. >> o'donnell: a twice delayed hearing that could lead to strickland's freedom is scheduled for next month. and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." a little boy lost in the woods for three days is finally home. and this, paul mccartney won't let it be. the beatles rumor he wants to clear up. everything will be fun and nice. but i still have bad days... flare-ups, (cough cough) which can permanently damage my lungs. my lungs need protection aga

well joining us now is vincent cush, 10 we who is the you and hcr is a special envoy for the western and central mediterranean the at situation. he joins us via skype from geneva, sir, thank you so much for joining us here. now to 0 would really appreciate your time a. it's a sort of a depressing situation now in the sense that there are so many things that happened over the past few days. that i almost don't know where to start, but let's begin, i guess with the most emblematic of them all of the problem, which is the closure of the u. n. ha. you and hcr is office that you had to close because was effectively overwhelmed. so on a practical point of view, what is it that you're trying to do right now? a, with some of your contacts are on the ground to try to help the thousands of people in desperate need. thank you very much. well, they are civil under refugees that are ready to be evacuated. tunisia on to rondo again, we have asked the authorities to let those people go. there are many migrants, thousands of migrants want to return home again. we have asked the authorities to let th

when vincent chin left, they followed him and beat him to death with a baseball bat.ison. they were fined about $3,000, and served several months on probation. >> so many of these stories, i have never heard that story. so many people i'm sure who are watching have never heard that and you're focusing on those stories that don't make the history books but are so important for us to know. >> that's right. i mean, asian american history wasn't mentioned in my history books at all. and when that happens, when you done have a frame of reference for someone's inclusion, it becomes so easy to overlook or discriminate against an entire population. and when you look at what's been happening in the last year and a half, as soon as covid got rooted, asians were once again scapegoated and blamed for bringing this virus to america and to the rest of the world, and in some ways it's no different from what happened during the '80s, and there's been this long history of scapegoating asians that goes back more than a century, and we explore that in the episode, as you saw in the clip

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vincent chin left. and they chased him down and murdered him with a baseball bat.ison time. and that case became the first ever civil rights case involving an asian-american. but when you think about what has happened in the last year and a half since covid has taken root here, asian americans have been also scapegoated and blamed for bringing the virus here. and it is part of of a pattern of discrimination and scapegoating that spans more than a century. >> and you know, i just wanted to -- this is something that came up today actually in this context of this. you know, sort of the regular or unintentional racism that occurs. the senate judiciary committee held hearings yesterday on president biden's judicial nominees including for judge lucy ko, who if confirmed would be the first korean-american woman to serve as a federal appellate judge. i want to play something the republican senator chuck grassley said to her at the hearing. here it is. >> senator grassley? >> judge, welcome. what you said about your korean background reminds me a lot of what my daughter-in-

vincent chen is at a bar and he and out-of-work autoworkers get into a fight and they chase him out ofson. vincent chen's case ever became the first asian rights case in american history. >> so much history and so many americans need to -- need to know and need to burn on need to listen to in your show tonight. lisa ling, appreciate it. glad you're able to delve into these pages of history that people really need to know. tune into an all new season of "this is life" with lisa ling tonight at 10:00 only on cnn. >>> coming up, facebook is trying to respond to damning allegations that it knowingly harms users in exchange for profits. i'll ask one if facebook's early investors about what he thinks needs to be done now. a lot of people think dealing with copd is a walk in the park. if i have something to help me breathe better, everything will be fun and nice. but i still have bad days... flare-ups, (cough cough) which can permanently damage my lungs. my lungs need protection against flare-ups. so it's time to get real. because in the real world... our lungs deserve the real protection of

so, vincent chin was in a bar celebrating his bachelor party. left the bar, the men chased him out and beat him to death with a baseball bat. those two men never served a day in jail or prison, paid a $3,000 fine and spent some months on probation. when we think about what's been happening over the past year and a half -- and john i've spoken to you on multiple shows on cnn about this -- this scapegoating of asian people because of the covid virus. the virus was really weaponized against our community, and it's part of this long pattern of discrimination and scapegoating that has been happening in this country for more than a century. >> and turning a blind eye to it or erasing it or not acknowledging it. and i say that because i don't recall ever hearing about vincent chin until you brought him to my attention when we were talking last march and the string of anti-asian hate crimes. i realized this is a part of american history, our history, that many people don't know about. and that tells you something. >> you're so right. growing up in calif

we have michaela vincent joining us now. hi, michaela. good to see you.'re probably full of frustration right now. i understand you were due to travel to a funeral. tell us what happened. >> yes. yes. hello and thank you for having me. i was scheduled for a 6:45 a.m. flight from atlanta saturday, yesterday, to ft. lauderdale for my 29-year-old relative's funeral. he tragically died in a car accident alongside his best friend. and at 7:45 p.m. friday night, i was dealt a devastating blow that my flight was canceled, and they sent me a link to rebook. there were no other flights available at all on southwest or any other airline actually. and that's when i just began to cry. i was just devastated to know that less than 12 hours from my flight, i was told i could not go and attend and join my family for such a sad time. so i did what i know to do, and i tweeted southwest airlines and ft. lauderdale airport. southwest did get back to me in a rather short amount of time, and they told me in a dm, a private direct message, that due to air traffic control and op

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england's most senior catholic churchman, cardinal vincent nichols, has given his reaction to the deathpeak to cardinal nichols later. a little earlier, i spoke to mervyn thomas, who is the founder president of christian solidarity worldwide, and campaigned together with david amess on religious liberty issues. he knew him as young as six boys growing up in the county, and they were friends from the very early age and both active in the young conservatives. he began by telling me how shocked and saddened he was by the news of david's death. first of all, i would like to be asleep pass on my condolences to sir david's wife julia asleep pass on my condolences to sir david's wifejulia and the five children and the families. this is something that totally unexpected, but maybe we should not have... maybe it should not be unexpected for tub it is beginning to become some kind of regularity, but david was a very special person. when you hear that a friend that you have known for decades, we grew up in essex together and or around the young conservatives seen in the 705, and then subsequently

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anti-asian sentiment and discrimination and scapegoating and we look into the story of a man named vincentting a bachelor party at a bar an entwo out of work auto workers accused him of being japanese and taking the jobs and this is a time in detroit when the industry was experiencing a downturn and people blame japan for making the fuel efficient cars and people lost the jobs in detroit so if you looked like you could be japanese in detroit you could become a target and that's what happened to vincent. he got into an altercation in the bar. the two men followed him out and beat him to death with a baseball bat and didn't serve a single day in prison. they paid about a $3,000 fine and spent a couple months on probation but when you look at what is happening today, happening over the last year and a half the scapegoating of asians goes back more and a century and until we address it and acknowledge this aspect of american history really i think it will be really difficult to move forward. >> yeah. listen. again it is very important and so grateful that you are doing this and the best way to

and that's exactly what happened to this chinese-american man, vincent chin.ion in the bar. the two men followed him out, chased him down, beat him to death with a baseball bat, and they didn't serve a single day in jail or prison. they paid about a $3,000 fine and spent a couple of months on probation. but as we were just saying, when you look at what is happening today, what's been happening over the last year and a half, the scapegoating of asians has -- it goes back more than a century. and, again, until we address it and acknowledge this aspect of american history really, i think it will be really difficult to move forward. >> yeah. well, listen, again, it's very important. i'm so grateful that you're doing this. and the best way for people to learn about it, i think, is to tune in, lisa. thank you. i really appreciate you joining us. best of luck. i'll see you soon. thank you very much. as i said, make sure you tune in. all new season of "this is life" with lisa ling. it premieres sunday night, 10:00 p.m., only here on cnn. >>> so this week's cnn hero is

they waited for vincent chin.ath with a baseball bat, and the two men did not serve a day in jail or prison. they paid like a $3,000 fine and served a number of months on probation. and when you look at what's been happening in the last year and a half since covid became rooted here, there are some similarities. the asian community has been skate goated and the virus has been weaponized against the community, and attacks against asian people has increased over a thousand percent, and so it's so important to recognize that this is a pattern of discrimination and abuse that asians have dealt with that goes back even longer, more than a century, and so many of these episodes that are part of the season give us a sense of how those events impacted where we are today, and it's interesting, jake, that one of the fiercest debates going on in government in local legislatures, in school boards, in homes is about the telling of history and what kinds of history to teach our kids because we know that history is told through

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. >> reporter: vincent is glad to be a part of the music and arts festival. >> i feel grade to be here. >> reporter: it hasn't happened since august of 2019 due to the pandemic. the new normal means tens of thousands of attendees at golden gate park must provide proof they are fully vaccinated or provide proof of a very recent negative covid test. the festival recommends the clear app for verification. there didn't seem to be delays getting in. >> it does make me feel more comfortable in a crowd where i know everyone is vaccinated or has been tested. adds to the comfort level. >> reporter: there were touches of halloween. more than 95 artists performing. >> it's exciting to be back. being back in a crowd and sharing this healing moment almost. it's a unique experience to relive again. we have been almost two years in the pandemic. >> reporter: masks were encouraged but not required. for some, being back felt new again. >> it's nice. it feels weird because i'm not used to being around a large crowd of people. but it's nice. >> reporter: they are expecting more than 200,000 people out he

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vincent matthews is running the location. dr.rancisco unified has one of the biggest testing sites in the city. >> we want people to come and get tested so they can find out where they are. if you have symptoms, we don't want you coming to school. we want you to be able to test either to make sure you don't have covid or to find out if you do. >> reporter: the combination of mandated vaccines and masking along with easy access to testing appears to be paying off. in the last week, sfusd has had zero positive results and just 26 self-reported cases of covid. not bad for a school district with 57,000 students. and if you're having difficulty convincing your student how simple and painless it is, just listen to third grader noah feingold. >> it felt good. the toothpick was soft, so it wouldn't, like, hurt. >> reporter: so kids shouldn't be afraid of getting this done? >> yes. >> reporter: sites are open for immediate family, too, and results are available for 24 to 48 hours. in san francisco, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> you m

. >> vincent was happy to be part of. >> i feel great to be here. >> reporter: tonight, glass animals, the strokes, tyler the creator, each day they are expecting more than 70,000 people out here. as we were walking in for the live shot we saw more people coming in. you can see, quite a crowd. >> that is the place to be. i can believe it. looks like tens of thousands of people there behind you. we have all you need to know about the festival. you will find information about the lineup, what to bring, how to get there. you can search outside lands in our mobile app. >>> still ahead, a push to bring the world cup to the bay area. ing or niezers are eyeing the next location. >>> helping this little guy get back on his feet. how they helped this injured pelican found. >>> we know a lot of you are starting halloween early. i will get you ready to go for tonight and for sunday. we have some big changes in the weather. i'm back with that in six minutes. >>> it's big. a bid that could bring big bucks to the bay area. the world cup is coming to the u.s. in 2026. will that include games in the

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september 15th letter from the state education department to san francisco superintendent doctor vincent matthews. the school board will have to cut 13% from its budget in 2022 23. >> in order to meet the budget requirements. state superintendent tony thurmond would also have to review any labor agreements. also until a plan for a balanced budget is in place. the district would implement hiring freezes and stop discretionary spending during a special meeting tuesday night. state leaders said a complete takeover of the district could be on the way if not enough is done to fix the mess. so hopefully this is a reality check. >> for for those individuals. it's a few folks making really important decisions to wake up and in start realizing the desperate need that that our school sites have and work together in order to build up the confidence of the public, which has been very supportive of our public schools in the district has faced declining enrollment for a number of years. >> laura now questions why the district didn't do enough to go after billions of dollars available in aid right now.

how real the situation is on the ground right now, we asked our bbc hong kong correspondent danny vincento call �*john�*, who continues to edit articles on wikipedia relating to important events in hong kong�*s recent past, so a balanced viewpoint is presented. we gathered in a neutral location and under the cover of darkness. since the introduction of beijing�*s national security law, wikipedia seems to have become a much more hostile place. pro—beijing people often remove content that is sympathetic to the protests — tear gas being fired, image of barricades and the like. they also add their own content. pro—democracy editors tend to add content to shift the balance or the tone of the article. but in my experience, the pro—beijing editors are a lot more aggressive in droning up this information. it�*s now unfixable without external interference because they are trying to rewrite history. while these editors may use state registered e—mails and vpns to get across the internet that�*s otherwise banned in china, john says it�*s not a straightforward situation of beijing ordering the edits.

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that is where vincent medina and his partner louis trivino have been dedicating more than the last decade of their lives to reawakening the ways of their ancestors. they're both food and language. the duo is empowering their community by bringing back traditional a lonely. christine, like these quail eggs cooked with rose have been elderberry at their restaurant. once linguistic students themselves at u c berkeley medina are now teaching weekly classes into and another of 8 alone. the language is called rumson. every week. we always feel both. >> this time we talk about this afterwards. regardless of like all the things that have been happening in the world and what that can feel like at the end of language class. you feel so warm and so satisfied and happy. we have a responsibility to those people that we come from. >> to make sure that their sacrifices are never in vain to make sure that we live up to those expectations that they have for us and then we make the future. we help make the future brighter for the generations that are coming. >> your show, your and we'll all all the next ge

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