director of alexey paolo yun observed the protests in belo roofs last summer he's convinced that when winter is over people will take to the streets once again. many demonstrators have ended up in this prison despite their peaceful protests their families wait in front of the building for a new. i some protesters are eventually released. we could put it in the next what this is this if you can but not so much i'm going in here real scared yes right now 270 person in prison and and for sure is this person we will not see in. their homes next to us where yes it must include haven't i during protests in front of the parliament building a young soldier attaches flowers from the demonstrators to his shield it's a moment that inspires hope i the crowd congratulates him i was. if you will if your sources is a said you understood that also young people most of them. didn't want to do it's. part of the un is convinced that the young soldiers are on the side of the people but their commanders remain loyal to leader alexander lukashenko i. know. the film courage shifts between resignation and pa

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the city council already adopted a temporary ban back in yun. >>> al fresco is here to stay.sses will be allowed to stay open outdoors through the end of the year. the city council voted unanimously to extend the al fresco program set to expire at the end of the yun. the program has allowed many businesses to move outside while covid health restrictions are in place. some council members and business owners want al fresco to stay permanently. even though that santa clara county is in the less restrictive orange tier, restaurants are open at 50% indoors. many say they need to keep all of the outdoor dining to make up for money lost during the pandemic. >>> well, it's been cold for more than a year, but the monterrey bay aquarium will soon up open again. the aquarium closed in march of 2020 one week before a. issued its first shelter in place order. now the reopening date is set for may 15th. members will be allowed back in maye 1st. you have to allow a time slot. >>> universal studios in hollywood will roll out its grand opening but you have to live in california to go. the da

a funeral for a 13 year old boy psywar yun was killed when security forces in yangon opened fire the neighbors say there were no protests in the area this just one of many funerals held the day after the armed forces day massacre when the streets of myanmar cities were stained in blood. his mother calls out to her son now gone forever can't you hear me she cries. her. time. even though it's now clear to everyone what protesting in myanmar means people return to the streets the day after the bloodbath determined to press their demands for return to democracy. there's no sign the military is changing tactics either and no hint they're backing down from their threat to shoot protesters in the head no one is sitting down and we are in you know extremely dangerous situation with beijing and the killing spree is going on against a city. there are fears that the situation could escalate further protestors are picking up weapons which are improvised but with the hunt to using more and more force there's concern that the civil disobedience movement may no longer remain nonviolent. earlier spo

steven yun plays a korean american father with dreams for a better life for himself and his family and "gma." >> rules and institutions can never capture the nuance of real life that is that asian-americans make up the fabric of america as well and so it just sends a weird message, but happy that people will hopefully see this film and so very grateful. >> yun and minori are getting oscar buzz. nominations will be announced two weeks from now and you can watch the oscars on sunday april 25th here on abc 7. i have so much viewing to do. i'm way behind. >> yes. >> i saw "soul." i saw that one last night. >> i forget that i did watch "ma rainy's black bottom" which was excellent and it's really interesting watching all of these films that have been adapted from plays because it's all basically in the same spot, but i just think points to the acting when you don't notice which is cool. >> that is. another one i need to watch. >> mike, have you seen any of these? >> yes. we've got the sag after awards. we have to watch those and vote. >> so much to do. >> i need to stop working so much on t

steven yun is the first asian-american to be nominated for the best actor award. he plays the lead character in the film "menari" which is the film about a korean family that moves to america and "riz ahmed" is the first muslim for the "sound of metal" and chadwick boseman named and gary oldman for "mank" and anthony hopkins. >> reporter: history is being made in this morning's oscar nominations announcement. for the first interleukin 2 female directors are nominated in the best director academy. the makers of the film "no-man's-land" and another receiving nominations and the late chadwick boseman nominated for his role in the netflix production. the nomination comes six months after his death. here are the best picture nominees. well, trending right now, music's biggest night looked a little different this year like other awards shows during the pandemic. grammys went mostly virtual after it was postponed due to covid-19. beyonce herself proving once again she reigned supreme. >> the grammy goes to beyonce! that's right. she took home four awards last night. with

building has been cordoned off by police as a precaution the demonstrators want to call the passion yun to quit over his bus stop with military chiefs the protesters meantime say they have achieved the goal of stopping the prime minister from freely moving around the country. u.s. police have fired tear gas at rioters in the city of portland oregon opposing the expansion of a major oil pipeline protesters graffitied and attacked the city courthouse lighting fires at the building they say the pipeline will affect the livelihoods of native american tribes in the area. and that region. i police are fired water cannon of the rioters in the chilean capital hurling projectiles at offices the protesters want to economic reforms the president's resignation and the release of detained demonstrators. and one protester was filmed rioters building barricades and throwing firebombs at law enforcement in me and. militarized forces responded with tear gas and made arrests dozens have died and hundreds more have been injured in more than a month of protests against the military. or questions are still

passion young rejected calls by top military officers to resign on saturday evening president garman's yun who plays a largely ceremonial role refused to fire the army's chief of staff despite the prime minister's claim that the military is attempting a coup. many observers say that the situation here is unprecedented and dangerous they're calling it a new chapter in the political crisis that followed the conflict in the new gorno karabakh region and the cease fire signed by armenia azerbaijan and russia last november. we're seeing a tendency in armenian society to try to avoid further destabilization. the government is trying to look blameless. in offering a political solution to this crisis in the form of early parliamentary elections. that's even though it has democratic legitimacy consolidated by the elections in december 2018. on monday there will be 2 rallies held at once one in support of the prime minister the 2nd from the opposition. opposition leaders have said that they are ready for a long term protests their main demand is the resignation of the prime minister but armenians in

protesters in the northern town of maci know this is shops and factories have closed in myanmar largest city yun kong trade unions have called for a total economic shutdown to protest against the military coup after more than a month large crowds of protesters are still gathering in many cities security forces meanwhile are checking cards cars guarding hospitals and conducts an overnight raids to deter the and c 2 movements at least $59.00 protest has been killed since those protests began well as has added to the international backlash against myanmar is military and saying it suspending its defense cooperation program we have reviewed our military engagement and i announced yesterday that those activities would be suspended we've also reviewed our development assistance because one of the things that i do not want to do and the distributors not want to do is to penalize the people of myanmar the people of myanmar who are amongst the poorest people in as eon and who have been dealing with significant challenges for a long period of time. let's get more now from scott hind leg he joins us live f

government building in the center of the armenian capital calling on prime minister nicole passion yun to step down this comes ahead of 2 mass rallies both in support of and again especially on the shuttle for later today the recent political unrest in the country you sponsored by a public standoff between the pm and the country's military will be following the developing story throughout the day we'll keep you right to that. i'm nancy company to join my colleague jacqueline vega with updates in half an hour . or. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy one foundation let it be an arms race in this on all fronts very dramatic development the only thing i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. during the vietnam war u.s. forces also bombed to neighboring laos it was. a secret war. and for years the american people do not know. how much it is a. country per capita. human history millions of unexploded bombs still in danger lives in this small agricultural country. even today kids in

embattled prime minister only called passion yun says he is ready to hold a snap election but only if the opposition agrees to certain conditions fresh union has been holding a massive rally in yerevan as he faces pressure to resign opposition protesters say he betrayed his country last year by sitting lands to azerbaijan to end fighting in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region the unsexy general is appealing for support from the world to help starving yemenis it's appealing for nearly $4000000000.00 in aids and it here peons in the northern region have told al jazeera that civilians were tortured and killed by eritrean soldiers last year it follows the reports by amnesty international accusing eritrean troops of committing rights abuses in the town of x. . well that's you up to date sticky fit here on out to 0 counts in the cole says next. i'm fully back to grow this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a look at the world of business and economics this week one of the world's biggest exporters of emissions is preparing to mine the seabed for wall materials no way miss l. the image of g

to move on and pass things like yun ver sag background checks.ugh. it clearly supported the filibuster, but he seemed to be moving and making a statement that we're not going to allow it to create gridlock on capitol hill. i think it is an antiquated procedure that we should eliminate heavily. we're going to have a cushion about it going forward. >> talk to me more about that discussion while president biden's voice carries weight in this discussion, he can't, in and of himself on his own change the rules, right? senators can. specially like senator chuck schumer. we have to look at joe manchin as well. he thinks it should remain in place for right now. what are those on j going conversations happening. when do you see a time line for a resolution to this if at all. >> as you know there are different versions of reforming or eliminating the filibuster that was discussed. the president put forward a talking filibuster. there is agreement that the burden should be on those trying to block or obstruct legislation. they should not be able to say i'm

director and lexie paolo yun observed the protests in belo roost last summer he's convinced that when winter is over people will take to the streets once again. many demonstrators have ended up in this prison despite their peaceful protests their families wait in front of the building for a new. i some protesters are eventually released i. repeat you know. they want limits on what this is this. so much i'm going to get really scared yes right now 272 person in prison and and for sure is this person will not see in. their homes next to us where yes it must include haven't i during protests in front of the parliament building a young soldier attaches flowers from the demonstrators to his shield it's a moment that inspires hope i the crowd congratulates i was easier if you saw it as the said you understood that also young people most of them. didn't want to do is its. policy on is convinced that the young soldiers are on the side of the people but their commanders remain loyal to leader alexander lukashenko i. know. the film courage shifts between resignation and pathos it shows convinci

against strongman leader alexander lukashenko despite violent crackdowns now director alexey apollo yun shows us what it was like for a group of dissident theater actors. play opposing dictatorship what's being performed here is strictly forbidden the actors have all been banned from performing they are part of the. denise. and marina members of an underground theater who are fighting for freedom they're part of a massive opposition movement that they're in constant danger. you'll see that. generation of young people to go on the street but at the same time all of those people right now look all the time maybe somebody her or separate people in our and it's not possible to leave and says so. specially for the art. director i let see paolo young observed the protests in belo roost last summer and he's convinced that when winter is over people will take to the streets once again . many demonstrators have ended up in this prison despite their peaceful protests their families wait in front of the building for a new. i some protesters are eventually released. you could cheer them. on this fr

. >> both the united states and european unit want to yun hold patents on the basis that they encourage companies to invest in research and innovation. >> this drug maker just a few hours from the bangladesh capitol produces a lot of different vaccines. but the one it can't yet produce is the most in demand for covid-19. the manufacturer says it has plenty of spare capacity and it could produce between 600 to 800 million coronavirus vaccines a year if it got a license. >> trevor: wait, hold up. the entire planet could get millions more vaccine doses a year if they just waive the patent on the vaccine but the u.s. and the european union don't want to? so you are going to tell me that africa is expected to share our vibranium but we can't get their vaccine? oh, that's real fair. now look, i do understand where drug companies are coming from on this. i mean if nani indira wants a vaccine, then nani indira can design and distribute her own vaccine, it is called personal responsibility. and people are saying this is a global pandemic. doesn't nani's life matter more than the share price of p

you notice this group here, the one yuns and the older ones, almost identical in terms of percentage vaccinated. the younger age group is not yet eligible to get the vaccine so they either qualify based on their job or a health condition. >>> two more bay areas moving into the orange tier. the state moves them on orange. they will join marin, san francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties. sonoma, solana and contra costa will remain in the red here. here's what can reopen in the orange tier. indoor dining can to 50%. bars outdoors only. places of worship, 50% capacity. bowlingal kids reopen and some offices can reopen with modifications. as more things open up, our traffic is tightening up. a live look at our roads during this rush hour. we've got 880 and the bay bridge toll plaza. pretty good right now but you can see, 880 is moving slow. we saw 92 earlier. the san mateo bridge. traffic just getting busier and picking up as people are getting vaccinated and returning to work. ginger is live along 101 in palo alto with a look at how things are once again changing on the roadways.

we have an yun date on the breaking news we covered at the top of this hour.ight people have been shot and killed in the atlanta metro area in georgia tonight. these shootings took place at three different locations, three different massage parlors. police say a shooter killed four people at the first location. massage parlor in cherokee county and called young's asian mass satch, about 45 minutes north of atlanta. an hour later, there were shootings at two more day spas massage parlors. this time in atlanta, itself. these two spas were across the street from one another and four more people were shot and killed at those two additional spas. again eight people dead. police have not identified a motive. but it is impossible to overlook that the majority of these employees at local businesses were of asian descent. it comes when asian american hate crimes have dramatically increased and we don't know what this is but that context is hard to ignore as we continue to learn more about this spree of crimes. you may remember president biden in his prime time address

the gaming giant will make a bigger bet on asia with the focus on macaw and singapore y yun eunice yoonny is going all in on asia. the vast majority of the sands properties are in the chinese territory of macaw, with the marina base sands in singapore, and also it happens to be the most profitable during the pandemic so the pandemic was managed pretty well out here in singapore and in macau, and so they have been able to ease restriction on travelers to the casinos. just this week, macao lifted requirements at the properties, and the territory saw gambling revenue spike in february by 136%, though, of course, this is coming off a low base. now longer term, the company is betting on what the late sheldon ad attleson envisioned when he came out here in the 2000s, the first to grab a license in macao he believed people would be getting wealthier and wealthier, and would want to travel and shop he has often been credited with transforming macao from a sleepy back waters into the gaming capital of the region, and a lot of investors had been asking what the company would do now with the money

in the best actor category, riz ahmed became the first muslim and steven yun the first asian-americantention, the film “minari,” a story of korean immigrants rarely portrayed in popular culture. it received six nominations, including best pictu and best director. jeffrey brown has a look for our arts and culture series, canvas. reporter: it's an american film largely in a foreign language. "minari," set in the 1980's, follows korean transplant jacob yee, played by actor steven yeun, who moves his young family to an arkansas farm. >> the house, we have to pay for water. [speaking korean] reporter: he struggles with the soil while they all struggle as strangers in a strange new land. >> inside of our little trailer home, it was like korea, and outside, it was like the ozarks. reporter: it is a fictionalized account of writer-director lee isaac chung's own childhood. >> i started with about 80 memories. once i did this exercise of charting out different things i remember from being that age , around five to six years old, i saw the arc of the family story, the journey a family takes toge

given the long and often bitter relationship between jefferson davis and joseph yun johnston, it's hard to -- considered an abject and unnecessary surrender. to be sure, lee had also surrendered, but li had been surrounded. he fought as hard as he could for as long as he could until he could fight no longer and then accepted the inevitable. johnston, in davis's view, had just quit. today this, johnston's surrender was simply another manifestation of a defeatist and contrary in general who had from the first in a reluctant warrior. whatever maybe said of johnston's retrograde movements in 1862 or his trading space for time in georgia in 1864, his decision to lay down his arms in 1865 was surely the reasonable act of a man who knew when the time had come for the killing to stop. thank you very much. i'm told we have time for questions. there are a couple down here. the microphones are on their way. whoever gets the microphone first. that's the rule. right here. >> did not joseph johnston propose a set of terms to sherman before sherman? did not sherman kind of look at them and say these a