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asian. news of the shooting sparked a new round of fear, a fresh round of fear across the country given the rise of anti-asian hate crimes since the start of the pandemic. the white house says president biden is monitoring the developments out of georgia. attorney general merrick garland and fbi director chris wray are set to brief the president on these developments throughout the day. lets start this hour in georgia with the latest from the shooting scene. ryan young is joining me ri...

today, police departments across this country are taking steps to make sure the asian communities remain safe. its a busy hour on the hill. the governments top doctors are making a house call. they are testifying as we speak. in a few moments, the cdc directors stark warning about one of the covid variants ripping across the country. right now, the secretary of homeland security is testifying before a house committee. his message so far about the increase of migrants crossing our s...

Alysha Lees 1,000 Paper Cranes project earned recognition from the U.S. Surgeon General, making her the youngest award winner in its history. Her initiative is rooted in her family ties to San Francisco.

As U.S.-China tensions rise, advocacy groups are warning about Asians being scapegoated by politicians. Again.

Around 13% of the hotlines reports in its first months came from Bay Area counties.

Aapi hate. you really picked up the banner, taking on the mantle of making sure that awareness is out there. but i personally, margaret, find that if its up in the news cycle i would talk about it. i would use this as a classic example. the atlanta spa shootings, horrific. if i were to ask somebody off the street do you know what happened the shooter? id say probably eight of the ten people i would ask would have no idea whats going on with his case, no idea what ended up happening. >> i think i...

Invisibility fuels stereotypes about Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, who are viewed by many as kung fu (or kung flu) masters or not thought of at all.

The Atlanta spa shooting shocked the country and thrust to the forefront what many Asian Americans already knew: They were not immune to racism.

The town hall is supposed to be the first of many

I fear 'normalization' of this racial hate and how it has manifested itself through violence, says Rogene Gee Calvert of OCA-Greater Houston - Anadolu Agency