. >> this is vincent. he likes facebook, a lot. >> what's he posting 50 times a day? >> i can have a war with anybody and destroy them. i have done it. people bail at the end and go, who is this guy? >> he seems to have a lot of time. >> it's an interesting video. it's a documentary. a little funny at the same time. it's made by his son dillon and his girlfriend. it started pretty normally. >> when he joined, it was fine. he did the normal old person stuff. then came the meme. >> does he have a message? >> it seems to be just about winning pretty much any argument or any discussion that's happening through memes. >> if you -- i don't want do it. if you make me do that, you are in a lot of trouble. >> it has turned into the obsession. >> sometimes i wake up in the middle of the night. i roll over. my husband's not there. he must have woken up, had a thought about facebook, snuck out of bed and he is on the computer. >> the whole family is involved in this. >> one week i tallied it up. he posted 352 times. >> 352 times. wow. >> sometimes he posts so much that -- >> i'm

vincent brothers --- a former high school principal convicted of killing his three children and mother-in-law. and richard allen davis --- has been on death row since 19-96 for the kidnap and murder of 12- year-old polly klaas from petaluma. (vicki) today-- marc klass-- the father of polly klaas-- spoke out about the governor's decision. and he does not support it. (grant) (vicki)(vicki) (vicki) you can see more interviews like this on our new app-- kron-on. it is the bay area's only live, local news streaming... 24/7 commercial- free service. download it today from the app store ... right now kron is offering a free one week trial. (grant) happening tonight in the south bay... a community meeting in a san jose neighborhood where oposed encampment. right now-- the hope village encampment is near the airport-- on city owned land. but operators say the land cannot accommodate the amount of people they currently house-- and they need to relocate. the proposed new site for hope village is in willow glen-- and neighbors tell kron-4 they are not happy about it. the meeting tonight is at the elks lo

for two points, was it vincent 1-ear van gogh? >> a painting by pablo picasso worth over $128 million. [laughter] he previously hung in picasso's home until his death in 1973. >> tucker: this has been the most remarkable segment we have ever done. you know what, this is perfect. as long time partners and friends, i'm not surprised that you wanted to end on the same number but the rules require, one tiebreaker question. and this is a very esoteric question, we have asked a befor before. what is the capital of the african nation of burkina faso? >> you should know this. you always know this. i know. >> tucker: it is ouagadougou. i'm telling you that because i don't want to wreck the perfect symmetry. nobody wins, yet everybody wins. >> everybody is a winner! >> next time, let's just do the mueller report, we will be fine. >> tucker: you guys are the best, great to see you tonight. that's it for this week's "final exam." how did you do? how are you going to do next week?? pay attention to the news every day and see if you can beat ou

. >> vincent price. >> after the break... >> but first our "strange inheritance" quiz question. which '70s hard rock band switched gears to cut the solid-gold disco hit "i was made for loving you"? kiss, iron maiden or the ramones? the answer when we return. >> so, which '70s hard rock band switched gears to cut the disco gold record "i was made for loving you"? it's a, kiss. the song's cowriter, paul stanley, said he wanted to prove it was easy to make a disco hit. >> so, where were we? oh, right. in the middle of a story about how hugh hooper came into inherit not one but two strange art collections. one was a fleet of car sculptures created by his younger brother, steven, also known as hoop or the king of art, if you please. the second collection, as you're about to see, was curated apparently at significant cost by a classic new york character named baird jones. >> baird had a standard preppy uniform. khaki pants, baseball hat, and would send out these little invitation cards. >> author marianne macy met baird in the early '80s, when he's known as the columbia university gra

are happy about more permit parking but are weary about the day to day.daughter ride's bart daily, vincent dinneen "not a lot we can do just another tax increase it's out of my hand we just have to grin and bear it"daily bart rider, jorge rodriguez"but if its just someone trying to capitalize on the people who depend on this for transportation it's going to suck for them."i heard from bart officials this morning who tell me this new parking garage actually added over 100

. >> you also talk about something i've never heard of, somebody from iowa, in 1937 john vincent. thank you. who was that? >> amazing professor at iowa state university. he developed the first electronic digital computer. as the world was trying to figure out how this computing idea works and the story -- and i'm not going to preempt it because i want your viewers to go buy "from gutenberg to google" so they can read this wonderful story, but he developed it. you just can't make this stuff up. he developed it on the back of a cocktail napkin over a bourbon and soda in a roadhouse. >> in illinois. >> in illinois, because he had to drive from dry iowa across the mississippi river to illinois, where he could get a drink. >> so is he one of the fathers of the third revolution? >> without a doubt. and he never got his recognition. his idea was swiped by some folks over here in the east coast academic institutions. he went off to do other things, because the second world war intervened. eventually his work was recognized by the united states court of appeals, in a lawsuit, as to just wh

are happy about more permit parking but are weary about the day to day.daughter ride's bart daily, vincent dinneen "not a lot we can do just another tax increase it's out of my hand we just have to grin and bear it"daily bart rider, jorge rodriguez"but if its just someone trying to capitalize on the people who depend on this for transportation it's going to suck for them."i heard from bart officials this morning who tell me this new parking garage actually added over 100 spots to the walnut creek station...which has the 2nd largest waiting list for permit parking spaces...so this change was to help add more spaces for those with monthly parking needs. reporting in walnut creek...christina tetreault kron4 news (justine) also in the east bay... police are warning of a mountan lion in san ramon. officer say a man who lives near lilac ridge road in the windemere neighborhood reported seeing a mountain lion in hs backyard. fish and game officials were notified of the sighting. they say if you run into a mountain lion... try to appear as big as possible, speak loudly, and throw rocks or sticks i

and vincent brothers --- a former high school principal convicted of killing his three children and mother-in-law. ( darya ) governor newsom is expeted to make the announcement at 10 this morning.. you can watch the news conference live on the "kron-on app . that's the bay area's only commercial- free 24-hour streaming news service. right now you can try it for free - just visit kron-on-dot-tv to sign up. (robin) a developing story this morning. 13 bay area parents are among the 50 people charged in a major college cheating scam. ( darya ) hollywood stars and elite coaches are also accused in carrying out the bribery scheme ... which illegally helped students get admission into some of the nation's top colleges and universities. as stanford is among the ... univiersites tied up in this case. actresses lori loughlin and felicity huffman were among dozens of wealthy parents charged in a massive college admission scam.nat of fbif-b-i agents made arrests nationwide including in this houston neighborhood.in all... á50á people charged tuesday .. accused of being apart of a fraud to get students into

and vincent brothers --- a former high school principal convicted of killing his three children and mother-in-law. and we're continuing our breaking news coverage of governor newsom's expected announcement to halt executions in the state. joining us via skype is robert dunham... with the death penalty information center... with reaction to governor newsom's decision. what is the position of the national organization on this announcement?death row inmates in california are getting a reprieve wednesday as gov. gavin newsom plans to place a moratorium on the death penalty in the state, his office announced tuesday. the move immediately closes the execution chamber at san quentin state prison where executions in california are carried out, though no one has been executed since 2006. currently, there are 737 condemned inmates in california. "i do not believe that a civilized society can claim to be a leader in the world as long as its government continues to sanction the premeditated and discriminatory execution of its people," newsom said in a statement. ( darya ) governor newsom is expeted to make t

vincent matthew, and our board of education commissioners for the opportunity to share this recommendations. so we look forward to our continued collaborations in support of our english learners. thank you. >> president cook: all right. thank you for your presentation and for your service to the district. are there any -- we do have one speaker for public comment. you'll have two minutes, miss aleta fisher. >> my name is aleta fisher. i'm the chair of the community advisory committee for special education. i wanted to thank the delac and speci special advisory committee for your work. we do a lot of special and stakeholder engagement, and we're honored to stand beside you in your advocacy work. a couple of points made tonight that i think are worth highlighting. a lot of what you heard here is not now. the advisory groups, we present together in may. a lot of this has come up in those meetings before? but when you're talking about access to technology, when you're talking about the equities in after school programs and summer programs, in early vention, professional advancement opportunitie

and vincent brothers --- a former high school principal convicted of killing his three children and mother-in-law. ( darya ) governor newsom is expeted to make the announcement at 10 this morning.. you can watch the news conference live on the "kron-on app . that's the bay area's only commercial- free 24-hour streaming news service. right now you can try it for free - just visit kron-on-dot-tv to sign up. ( darya ) bay area parents, hollywood stars, and college prep executives are just some of the individuals accused of carrying out a nationwide bribery scheme to help students gain admission to some of stanford is amo the univiersites tied up in this case. kron 4's dan kerman has the story... the fbi has announced 50 people including 33 parents have been charged in a nationwide bribary scheme, whereby parents payed off college coaches and administrators to get their kids into elite universities sot joseph bonavolonta/fbi :12 this is a case where they flaunted their wealth baring no expense to cheat the system so they could set their children up with the best education money could buy. some spent

in a letter to the university's community, president vincent e. price said, "this is a difficult moment for duke. citing the "devastating impact of research fraud." (pam) for your health tonight -- the u-s food and drug administration is taking a closer look at breast implants... while most women have no serious complications... there are some cases of pa, fatigue, and cognitive issues.... in an open meeting this week, the f-d-a will discuss those risks ... as well as the benefits of breast implants. this comes just days after the agency issued a warning to two manufacturers -- because they did not conduct required, long- term studies on their silicone gel-filled implants. coming up at eight... continuing fallout after attorney general william barr released his summary of the robert mueller report. how some california republicans are responding... when we come back. and -- a look at the clean up efforts that are still underway... following the devastating flooding in guerneville. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.com

. ---3rd period...panthers leading by 1 now....florida's vincent trocheck to frank vatrano....that puts the panthers up by 2.... ---and the score would stay that way...sharks fall to the panthers....4-2....so san jose doesn't clinch that playoff berth tonight....but still stays in 1st place.... -up next, they'll be back at the shark tank hosting the nashville predators on saturday. a statement win for the warriors last night, after going oh-and-three against the rockets to start the season....golden state avoided the sweep, on the road, in houston.even without kevin durant, who was resting the ankle he tweaked on sunday...the dubs snapped houston's 9-game winning streak...a streak that started when the rockets beat golden state at oracle last month. last night's edition was close...houston came back from a 14 point 4th quarter deficit to come within one in the final seconds....but the warriors got the 106-104 win...rockets' m-v-p candidate james harden put up 29 points, but it was klay thompson leading the way with a game-high 30...and demarcus cousins had the best game of his warriors

vincent trump will declare victory as he did with michael cohen and he will go on to talk about what he believes are the extraordinary accomplishments of his administration. democrats have no answer to that other than investigate, no agenda of their own, then they will be the big losers. rob: we talk impeachment but they have no realistic shot of getting the president out of office. it would just be impeached. >> that is almost certainly true. i'm not going to be a democratic pollyanna and say there will be something that will emerge but that is the only way. there's got to be some finding that even the republicans say this is bad. over the last couple years we have seen absolutely nothing in that. jillian: does america want impeachment? >> america does not want impeachment as a whole. the democrats and left-leaning voters absolutely, but i don't think there's any clear consensus among the electorate to impeach the president. rob: a warning for the democrats. we will be right back. . as the one who is always trapped beneath the duvet i'm begging you... take gas-x. your tossing and tu

. >> we meet vincent, a 1 1/2-year-old who is so malnourished he can no longer eat. >> the child's stomach is now shutting down. with no intervention you will lose this child. >> 6-year-old majalee is also running out of time. >> you look at the color of their hair, which changes with severe malnutrition. it turns a more orangey color. >> do you ever turn a child away? >> no. >> there is nowhere else to go. the ultimate irony, beneath the ground here in the heart of africa where so many have so little lies a wealth of riches. >> underneath this ground diamonds, gold, i mean, they're living on a treasure-trove that they will never benefit from. the most dangerous place for children, and yet, here it is. >> it doesn't have to be. >> it doesn't have to be. >> reporter: we climb aboard a small u.n. plane, our only way to the front lines as the few roads here are too dangerous. 14 different war lords control most of the country. >> we were originally going to go over here, but we've been advised it's not safe for us to be there today, so we're going to go up here instead. >> reporter: we touch

. >>> this morning, fans are remembering jan-michael vincent, the star of "airwolf" after hed pa away. his role in the 1980s adventure series propelled him to stoardo. troubles with alcohol and drugs sidelined his career. he died of cardiac arrest february 10th in north carolina. he was 73. >>> things are heating up on the nascar track, but it's the t drivers, nothe cars, boiling over. an angryaniel suarez went looking for mcdowell on pit road friday. the fists started yiflng. suarez claims mcdowell bloroed him f getting a faster me qualifying ti mcdowell said suarez tried to wreck his car. at the end, the two fellas chatted, made up. >> hug it out, or ateast a handshake? >> do it again nexttime. >>> dave has made it out to the plaza. >> we have a nice crowd and a gorgeous day at 30 rock. birthday. we have friends from all over the country. 29 years of wedded bliss. you're trying to be on camera. it is not your 70th birthday. >> i am 70. >> i'll give you a 50.si redo the gn. you're 50. nice to see you. let's take a check of the weather and see what's happening all across the country.

. >>> "airwolf" legend jan-michael vincent gone at 74. the shocking news he passed a month ago. today hess turbulent life from heartthrob to serious health issues. >>> meghan le

. >>> "the hollywood reporter" says actor jan-michael vincent has died. he's best remembered for playing the lead chopper pilot in "airwolf" which aired in the 1980s on cbs. that role would make him the highest paid actor on television at the time. vincent struggled with drug and alcohol problems and illness after "airwolf." he was 73 years old. >>> and "national geographic" reports more states are proposing legislation to opt out of daylight saving time. oklahoma, texas, and kansas have bills calling for the observance of standard time all year. this as california, washington, and oregon are looking to stay on daylight saving time all year. both sides point to health benefits of additional daylight and the removal of any sleep deprivation. >> yes. >> by the way, the shift to daylight saving time is tonight. >> oh, no. >> at 2:00 a.m. don't forget to set your clocks ahead one hour. >> wait, it's spring ahead -- >> spring forward -- >> spring ahead. yeah. >> you lose an hour of sleep. >> wake up earlier. >> yes. >> that's bad. >> just like you did this mor

. >> next on "lectures in history," university of massachusetts boston professor vincent cananto teaches a class about the economics and culture of the 1970's. he talks about the 1973 oil crisis, demographic changes in different regions, and rise of new types of music, such as disco. this class is about one hour 15 minutes. >> we are going to give an overview of america in the 1970's. remember in the beginning, we talked about how it takes time for historians to understand what an era is about? maybe 25 years of perspective at least? for a while, they were seen as a bit of a joke of a decade. bellbottoms, disco, bad hair. in recent years, historians have seen the 1970's as very important. in some ways, more important than the 60's, which has gotten a lot of attention. one of the themes is calling this era the age of limit. we will get to a little bit of what that means. we will also talk about the question mark. was it really an age of limit? we will discuss the decade and the influence it had not just on the 80's, but really down to our time today. recapping what we talked about earlier

vincent matthews is at doctor martin luther king jr. academic middle school. this is the part of a series of weeklong celebrations and at promoting healthy eating habits and schools. >> today we are celebrating a program that we have here in the district, after the bell breakfast. we make sure when students come into the classroom they still have the opportunity to receive breakfast. we know if students are hungry it makes it much harder for them to concentrate on whatever subject matter is being taught right then or later on in the day. >> the district says more than 7600 students eat breakfast at school every day. 50% of them qualify for free and reduced meals. >>> salesforce is celebrating 20 years in business today. company is planning a big party for workers at a salesforce plaza including a concert from a surprise grammy award-winning performer salesforce employees are also celebrating in what you might call true style. they are working with local nonprofits today. >>> ben carson says he's interested in some no, new home building technology after touring

daughter ride's bart daily, vincent dinneen"not a lot we can do just another tax increase it's out of my hand we just have to grin and bear it"daily bart rider, jorge rodriguez"but if its just someone trying to capitalize on the people who depend on this for transportation it's going to suck for them." the walnut creek station has the 2nd largest waiting list for permit parking spaces. (ken) a happy reunion today in san francisco. a 14-year-old is back with his prized possession -- his violin.(pam) we first told you about this story yesterday. the teen accidently left his very expensive violin on a muni bus earlier last month. as of last night -- san francisco police were still looking for a woman suspected of taking it.(ken) but in less than 12 hours -- the violin was found. kron 4's charles clifford was at the very special reunion. friday afternoon, a very grateful teenager received his prized violin back. the san francisco returned this 1200 dollar violin to 14 -year-old william paik. william accidentally left the violin on muni bus back on feb. 20th. he contacted muni and police b

she avoided saying whether or not she thought vincent. but the police, mayor and prosecutor who took over the case all believe similar, that he is not innocent. >> meanwhile, jussie smollett continues to deny the allegations. >> i have been truthful and consistent on every single level since day one. >> fox recused herself before he was charged because she discussed the case with one of the family members. in new york, fox news. >>> forces in multi-say they have taken control of an oil tanker that was hijacked by migrants. it was hijacked after they were rescued. the migrants were being taken back to libya when authorities say those hijackers forced the crew to head towards northern europe. four migrants were taken into custody after that tinker docked. >> of radioactive contamination from japan's fukushima nuclear power plant has been detected near alaska. tests near st. lawrence island found slightly elevated levels of radioactive contamination. it is extremely low and not considered a health concern. it was a 9.0 magnitude quake in 201

vincent brothers --- a former high school principal convicted of killing his three children and mother-in-law. and richard allen davis --- has been on death row since 19-96 for the kidnap and murder of 12- year-old polly klaas from petaluma. (vicki) meanwhile the friends and families of victims who lost their lives at the hands of death row inmates are ánot pleased with the governor's announcement. (grant) reporter doug johnson spoke with friends of laci peterson... and the brother of slain stanislaus deputy dennis wallace. they say they were shocked to hear the governor's announcement-- calling it a slap in the face. stacey birdsong, friend of laci peterson"laci and i had been friends since 3rd grade." stacey birdsong and rene tomlinson tell us they can't believe governor gavin newsom would prevent their friend, laci peterson's murderer... husband scott peterson... from being exicuted. rene tomlinson, friend of laci peterson"no one allowed any kind of moratorium for those victims."stacey birdsong, friend of laci peterson"how is it humane how laci and conner died? do you think scott was huma

i should point out there say crash that popped up on byron highway at vincent. we're looking out for all of brentwood, discovery bay and most of the bay area not affected about i that, just a few drivers. a lot more drivers though coming across the san mateo bridge, west 92 shows the volume that's causing the slowing. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," avocados in the news this morning. why a major producer is recalling its fruit in several states. the possible danger they pose, and what you need to look for. >>> and later, exploring mars like never before. coming up at 6:25, nasa's new tool to roam the red planet. you're watching "today in the bay." why are all these business owners so excited? we're going to comcast. it's ahead of the game, ahead of the curve. it's going to add to the productivity of our business. it's switch and save days at comcast business. right now, get fast, reliable internet for $49.95 a month and save $600 a year. just one more way we take your business beyond. but hurry, switch and save days end

vincent matthews is at the middle school today as part of a series of weeklong celebrations aimed at promoting healthy eating habits in schools. >> today we are celebrating a program that we have here in the district. it is after the bell breakfast. make sure that when students come into the classroom they still have the opportunity to receive breakfast. we know that if students are hungry it makes it much harder for them to concentrate on whatever subject is being taught right then or later in the day. >> the district is more than 7600 students eat breakfast at school every day .50% of them qualify for free and reduced meals. >>> still to come, an emotional homecoming as we take a closer look at the special reunion for families after soldiers returned from a nine month deployment to afghanistan. you know when you're at ross and you realize great minds shop alike? yes. or when you find those name-brand shoes that everyone notices? oh, yeah! or when you get exactly what you need for your growing family? yes! that's yes for less. yep! yes, yes, yes, yes... yes! seriously, 20 to 60 perc

history,ectures in university of massachusetts boston professor vincent cananto teaches a class about the economics and culture of the 1970's. he talks about the 1973 oil crisis, demographic changes in regions, and rise of new types of music, such as disco. this class is about one hour 15 minutes. prof. cannato: bellbottoms, disco, bad hair. in recent years, and historians have seen the 1970's as very important. in some ways, more important than the 60's, which has gotten a lot of attention. is callingthemes this era the age of limit. we will get to a little bit of how that means. we will also talk about the question mark. was it really an age of women? we will discuss the decade and the influence it had not just on the 80's, but really down to our time today. recapping what we talked about earlier, we see in the 1970's a faith profound losss of in the institutions, driven by watergate in 74, the final end of the vietnam war in 1975, you see the iconic photo of the helicopter atop the u.s. embassy taking up the last of the vietnamese, soon-to-be refugees, out of the country. the loss

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. >> and fans are remembering january michael vincent, the star of air democratic wowolf a away. he played opposite charles bronson and burt reynolds. troubles with drugs and alcohol sidelined his career. the actor died of cardiac arrest february 10th. he was 73. >>> and things where heating up on the nascar track, but it is the drivers not the cars that are boiling over. and angry daniel swouarez went looking for michael mcdo ywedow. in the end the good news is that the two fellows had chance to chat it out. >> they hugged it out? at least a hand shake. >>> let's good get a check of t rest of the forecast with dave. he is out on the plaza. >> a gorgeous day right here at 30 rock. happy 13th birthday. we have friends from all over the country. 29 years of wedded bliss. you are just trying to be on camera. it is not your 70th birthday. >> it. >> i'm going to give you 50. redid the sign. . >> i'm going to give you 50. redid the sign.i. >> i'm going to give you 50. redid the sign.s. >> i'm going to give you 50. redid the sign. looks like rain rolling through california, central cali

this is southbound 101 north of saint vincent. two vehicles involved in the crash. they are stuck together. so it will take them a while to clear that from the roadway. it is blocking one of the right- hand lanes there. is no crash icon on the map yet. the eastbound commute is slow going -- excuse me, westbound. no specific problems here. but once you get to 680 and walnut creek and 24, it is slow going there as well. let's show you this. this is an earlier crash 580, 680 interchange. also a problem westbound 580 at grant line road. that should be clearing as well. take a look at this picture. westbound highway 4 and bay point, it is sluggish. but no specific issues here. highway 24 and lafayette slow this morning. it does clear up a little bit as you get to approach the tunnel. time is 7:02. >>> the black box from the plane crash in ethiopia has been recovered. it killed 157 people on the board. the boeing 737 max 8 was on the way to kenya. it had been in service for four months and no known technical issues. >> the commission about who was in the airport will be i

. >> little vincent, now healthy to sit up on his own. >> his mother is doing better, to >> look at the girl who stared sigh lently and couldn't eat. >> she's sitting up. strength. she's got sparkle. she's eating better, not forced to eat. so she has an appetite. these kids wouie if you, this hospital, unicef wasn't here. >> in the morning when we have the staff meeting a they tell us no baby die overnight, thank god. >> without the umpynut, these kids wouldn't make it. >> they wouldn't make it. this is giving them a full day's nutrition. >> and a complete chance of a life. complete chance at life that wouldn't be there without it. >> and this i it. a little packet of plum nut that does its job so well and costs under 50 cents. >> so if people want to help, what do they do? >> you can go to our website at today.com, it links to unicef if you want to help. i know people are generous and know people will. >> so many profound moments in there. when you said you prepare yourself f the pain, but the joy is what gets you. and watching how just the smallest thing heald those children that you

look at this statement from congressman vincente gonzalez. he is a texas democrat. president trump, secretary nielsen and the entire administration have been presented with the truth, there is no crisis on the u.s.-mexico border. their response? create one. stuart: what? stuart: joining us now, kayleigh mcenany, trump 2020 national press secretary. kayleigh you know what i have to say. the democrats now said trump created the crisis. your response please? >> not so at all. democrats have created this just as you said with their open border policies. you already have democratic 2020 contenders talking about tearing down portions of the wall that exist. what does that do? it acts as magnet for men and women, many who are vulnerable making a dangerous journey to the southern border, coming into our interior. it is ridiculous theory to say it's a manufactured crisis. stuart: homeland security secretary will be there at the border today, looking at this first-hand. i expect this to be major news tonight. because that crisis has arrived. last quick word to, kayleigh. >> t

history of discrimination against asian-americans from the chinese exclusion act to koramatsu to the vincent chin case. there was a feeling in the asian community at the grass roots level that our voice wasn't being heard. there was a lot of push of let's write about it. let's hold rallies. write to our elected officials. and that was part of it, senator, that i wrote about that at that time, senator. but obviously, senator -- at that time when i wrote it i think there was a question of whether the bakke decision from 1978 was valid. i think the supreme court has -- has held and in the cigaretter and gratsz case and fisher case that affirmative action in ufrpts is legitimate. >> and i trust that each member has five minutes for each? >> yes and we'll just be are liberal. take -- five minutes for each and if you need another round, you know. >> okay. >> thank you. >> we'll be sure and have a author o hearing. >> let me begin with mr. lee. i'd like to know about your submission of articles and particularly the failure to disclose some controversial ones. maybe you could discuss the steps you t

concern because there's history of discrimination against asian-americans from the chinese exclusion act, vincent chin case. and, there is also a feeling in the asian-american community that our voice wasn't being heard. there's a lot of let's write about it. let's hold rallies. write to elected officials. that was part of it. that senator that wrote about that, at that time, senator. but, obviously, senator, when i wrote it, there was a question of whether the decision from 1978 was still valid. the supreme court has held and the layer and fisher case that, you know, affirmative action in universities is permissible and diversity compelling interest. >> senator finestein. >> mr. chairman, i trust that each member has five minutes for each? >> yes. and we'll just be very liberal. five minutes for each. if you need another round -- >> okay. thank you. let me begin with mr. lee. i'd like to know about your submission of articles, particularly the failure to disclose some controversial ones. maybe you can discuss the steps you took to identify the universe of your writings before making submissions

. >> reporter: high school juniors vincent and nicholas represent the kids who are just trying to make it into college. >> i, personally, can't afford the s.a.t. tutor, or, that classes. and the s.a.t. is like $50. most people can't afford the $50. >> i was able to get a laptop this year. but prior to that, i didn't have a laptop. i wasn't able to, like, get any of my schoolwork done. >> reporter: both students credit their success to the evac movement. an organization aiming to help young black men in their area. now, nicholas and vince have their sights set on florida state university, where, if accepted, they would be the first in their family to attend college. now, we asked if the boys would room together if accepted into the same school? they enthusiastically said yes. you get a sense of just how inequitable the process is. >> we need to continue the shed the light. shed more light on this so people can have a full understanding of what they're up against. >> that is a fixable problem. >> it really is. >> it's not where you go. it's what you do after you get out of whatever schoo

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