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paige desorbo (voiceover): chinatown is one of new! york's oldldest neighbhborhoo. since ththe mid-1800s, it has been filled with vibrant culture, delicious cuisine, and fascinating discoveries. but the pandemic and mimisguided rhrhetoric impmpad its cololorful streeeets' vibra. reporter: : so far this year, the nypd says there have been at least 10 reports of anti-asian hate crimes. paige desorbrbo (voiceovover: ththankfully, , a new genenern of asianan-americansns are rallg totogether to o spark renened interestst in their r communi. chinatown n is known as a bacachelor sociciety. and ththat's becauause of the 1882 c chinese excxclusion ac. papaige desorbrbo (voiceovov: the e mott streeeet girls s are bringiging a nenew understatanding to t the neighboborhood's history y and future. paige dedesorbo: so o how did u get stararted with t the tour? so me anand anna, wewe were volunteer r tour guidedes at a local museum in chinatown. unfortunately, february 2020, we a all know whwhat happene.

a globobal pandemimic struruck new yorork city. and d we had the idea to o maybe brining our tours s onto the s strees ofof manhattanan chinatownw. thatat's how motott strereet got starteded. look at hohow decadentnt these cacakes are! like, the e pikachu cacake? like, ohoh my god! paigige desorbo:o: when you do thehe tours, you u obviously y have to cocot with all t the small businesse. what a are some ofof, like, te challengeses that theyey fac? language a and technological barriers. as well as during the pandemic, there's lack of federal aid in the community. chloe chan: and you mimight ththink that, like, oh, the papandemic is s over, rig? thesese businesssses are stil strugglingng to survivive. paige desorbo (v(voiceover):: but thisis father anand son have made it their mission to help l local restataurants afffd byby the pandedemic not only survivive but thrhrive by creatating the mott street eatetery, chinatown'n's first fofood cou. when this place closed down, i told my dad, you u know, rentnts are e so expensisive. i think ththe only wayay this pe would d survive, i if it was, ,, a a food courtrt and make et affofordable foror restaurans

to open upup. and he saiaid that was a greaeat idea. paige desorbo: do you feel like ththis is the nexext generatition of f? yeyeah. i thinink for, likike, new york city y especiallyly, just go o to the fooood cour. get t different t things and stay a at the sameme table as friends, family.. so briringing eveverything into one e roof and come in and enjojoy it. what c can i make e for you? paige e desorbo (v(voiceover: one of itsts newest reresidens is chef jiro, who has tantalized palates at domo sushi in tribecaca for almosost 20 ye. today,y, he has a a new addre. so h how did youou get in mott strereet eatery?y? veryry sad to close in 2020, october. it means s so, you knonow-- paige e desorbo: so many emomot. yeah. so m many emotioions. - - that's gooood. chchef jiro: y yeah. so allll your clieients founund you, andnd-- chef jiro:o: very-- papaige desorbrbo: --now they come e here. chefef jiro: verery exciting. very h happy. one dooror closed. onone door gononna be opene. right?t? that's's my favoririte one. chloe chanan: food, itit brins us a senense of comfmfort, a a sense of h home. like, i reremember eveven growingng up, our r favorite activityty as a famimily

was toto come to c chinatown ey weweekend to g get our groroce, to g get the resestaurants h . i've neverer had shrimp foror breakfastst. [laughter] anand what's y your favoririte ? it's s so hard to o pick. dodo you have e one? yeah. small l businesseses like k k.k. discouount isis, like, imimportant, crucial l to the comommunity. ken:n: hey. hehello. i'm m paige. ken: oh, n nice to meeeet yo. - nicece to meet y you. - - ken. it usesed to be, like, a general store. so they so-- likike, they're known as like the e target of chinanatown. paigige desorbo (voiceovover: a a staple foror over 30 y ye, k.k. disiscount has s been a a cultural cornerstonene of c chinatown, its shelelves ststacked highgh with tradadi. paige desorbo: why are so many things red? ththis is veryry important in chinese culture.. red memeans lucky.y. suppososing your b birthday-- it some m money in a a red envelo. that meansns that moneney is t the lucky f for you. don't t put it inn a whitite envelopepe. ok. ken:n: that meanans it's inin the envelelope. oh, my g god. i feelel like i'veve done that in ththe past. paige e desorbo (voiceovover): the s store has anan abundancece of offeferings, butut its mostt important t commodity y is fam.

[laughter]r] woman: h hi! - hellllo! - how arare you doing?g? - oh, , yeah. hi. how arare you doining? very n nice to meeeet you. i'm paige.e. hi, paigige. how are e you? - - i've heardrd a lot abobout. i'i'm sure my dad has s told you a a lot. yes, butut there's e even ananother generation,, littttle miss chchinatown, n n. woman:n: nalia. paige desorbo: s she's beaututi. woman:n: and she's's almostst four years old. paige desorbo: wow. the reason why i started heher account t was becaususe s an o opportunityty for me toto e to show w what it's s like toe atat a mom andnd pop storer. startiting small and thehen knowow how grandndpa makes m m. not so easy. you know, working hard to make-- ththis is a kikind of teteaching, riright, you cannotot learn frorom scho. - it's a t true familyly busin. - yeah.. right, r right. yes. whwhat's your r favorite p pt abouout giving t the tours? honestlyly, just building c community,, lilike, gettining to know w te small busisiness ownerers, ththeir storieies as welll as cononnect with h guests from all over the world. man: my great-grandfather and my grandfather,

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paige desorbo (voiceover): harlem is a revolutionary destination, famously known as the black mecca of t the world.. fromom the harlelem renaisissance, thehe apollo, and the iconic globetrotters, this historical neighborhood overflows s with creatativit. and d now, it's s influencinine next genereration on t the ic. [upbeaeat music] wewelcome to i ice hockey y in . boy: comome on! you got ththis! you got this! narrator: : and execututive directctor malik g garvin isis at the foforefront ofoft alall, carryining on the l ley of g greats likeke willie o'ree, who broke the nhl's color barrier in 1958. malik garvin: i started playing ice hockeyey at the agage of th. paige desorbo: wow. can you even stand at three, especially on ice? [laughs] it was tough, but it was something that i endured, and i i loved it.. i alalso went to school here attacheded to the scschoolyar. papaige desorbrbo: oh, wowo. if you l look at thehe bottomf these e rectangleses in the fe, ththey kind ofof resemblee a hockckey net. so we woululd always call up p our friendnds in the neighghborhood whwho we also in icice hockey i in harl.

we'd p pick a squauare in the back cororner over t there, and wewe would plalay hockey. it was g game on. paigige desorbo o (voiceoverer)h a missioion to open new dooros for promising young people from his community, he w works tirelelessly to provide e an alternative sport. malik garvin: so our program is completely free of f charge. evererything i h have, which makes ice hockckey in harlrle, including a great education. and i knew that there were kids in t this neighbhborhood whohod haveve similar outcomes toto whi had if thehey had propoper guide and stuck k with it inin the classroom m and on thehe ice. paigige desorbo o (voiceover: muchch like malik,k, leah and her r brother, b blaze, are among g many youths that haveve reaped ththe rewardrds of the p program. [upbeat mumusic] blaze: come on, come on, c come on. you got ththis! yoyou got thisis! i i know how y you only have a fewew seconds left! befofore this, i i wouldn'tt have i imagine ever skskating on t the ice. likeke, i thoughght that was like a a fantasy o or a drea, but thisis is, like,e, really c. i liteterally feelel like i'm glgliding and d flying on n th. i feelel like it's's a really exquisisite experirience that m nonot gonna geget anywherere . nice!

yoyou've got t to celebrata. that w was awesomeme. paige dedesorbo (voioiceover: and leahah's mom is truly p proud of ththe progs her dadaughter hasas made. motherer: this expxperience has beenen invaluablble. my daughghter is a g good spo. she'e's coaching. she's vovolunteeringng her ti. ththey actualllly got to meet wilillie o'ree. my kids have definitely been bitten by the hockey bug. paige e desorbo: that's a a lot of kikids. instructor: yes, we've got a lot of kids who are getting ready for prpractice herere fr our learn n to skate g group, over 6 60 kids whoho never skad bebefore the s season starar. paige desorbo o (voiceoverer: stepep one, leararning the g . instructor: we've gogot shououlder pads s here, glgloves and a another shihin. all right? where's your neck guard? girl: can you help m me withth my shouldlder pad? i would d love to. i i don't knowow if i know how t to do it, so y you tell me iff i'm dodoing it rigight. wherere does thihis one go?? back herere? that is like the top one. are you sure?? girl: : yes. paige e desorbo: i i think we're doining it wrongng. look. shshe's doing g it like this. i know.

i totold you thihis goeses on undernrneath. ok. paige e desorbo: o ok. [laughghs] now, i'i'm sweatingni hahaven't evenen done anytythin. paige dedesorbo (voioiceover: step two, suit up. paige e desorbo: t this bag g is massiveve. this is s my weekendnd bag. [laughghs] you u want to ststart from te bottttom and go o all the wawa. there you u go. perfect. this is a a lot of worork. malik garvrvin: a lot t of wo. there we g go. now you gogot it. malik, if f i break a a nail- uh-oh. --i-it's your f fault. i fel like i i'm being c crowned. mamalik garvinin: all righg. looking g like a hocockey play. paige desosorbo (voiceceover: ststep three, , hit the ici. papaige desorbrbo: thanank you so m much. oh, my g god. you'rere so good a and i'm so . instructoror: rememberer your h hockey posisition. come on,n, hockey ststance! wewe're gonna a do some fufn drilills with ththe stick. the ststick alwaysys has to e where e you have i it right n, and d that's thehe steeringg wheel fofor your scocooter. you guguys ever drdrive a a scooter before?? children: : yeah! instructor: ah!! and nonow, push lilike this. what? inststructor: pupush!

this i is the hardrdest thining i've evever done! malik gagarvin: yeahah. you cacan turn youour foot. oh! mamalik garvin: oh! and now, w we learn hohow to ge. wow. these e really wororked. i'm ouout of breatath, and i've gone e three steps. i've already fallen momore thanan every chihild here. ooh! - all riright. turn a around. ththis is hardrd. come helelp me! malalaya: do an l. a and then h the e foot and t then push b . thatat foot's gogonna push b . ok. ohoh, that helelped! you'rere a good teteacher, mal. thesese kids defefinitely know what t they're dodoing. they knonow their ststuff. ininstructor: : ok, kids.. cocome on. get baback togetheher in aligng. sorrrry. i'm sorry.y. i have to o get back t to cla. paigige desorbo o (voiceoverer)r a day of h hockey, i m may be s, but t my heart i is warm wiwith the lovove radiating from every kid on the icice. instructctor: you guguys dida really a awesome jobob today. let't's bring itit in. 1, 2, 3! alall: [cheeriring] wowoman: yeah. [cheheering] so did y you ever think ththat you werere gonna be an ice hockey mom?? mother (vovoiceover): : no. ice hohockey wasn'n't on m my radar atat all. my intntroduction n to ice hockey is s through ththese ki.

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paige desorbo (voiceover): fashiony! is one of my first loves, so it only makes sense that new york citity makes my heart sin. from t the iconic runway shows to 7th avenue,

new york's influence dates back to the 1800s, when it was the nation's largest garment manufacturer. today, tailored, in brooklyn's industry city, is reviving new york's manufacturing legacy. so everything here is made from a 3d printer? shop ownwner: yes. yeah. ok. how? a 3d knittining machine.e. so cute! right? papaige desorbrbo: how is 3d printining differenent frfrom regularar manufactutur? so in typipical manufafacturi, especialally with sweaters, you're producing at leleast 30300 or 500 i items at a a t. paigige desorbo:o: oh, wow.. shop ownerer (voiceovever): wee created d a softwarere to go with our 3d knknitting macachi. so is thisis what everery designgner sees whwhen they log? shopop owner: yeyes. paigige desorbo:o: ok. shop o owner: yeahah. they have access to the whole platform. it f follows thehem from dedevelopment t through prprodu. we're really utilizing the effectiveness of the 3dd knititting machihine, plplus our sofoftware soso that you u don't havee to carryry any invenentory.

paige desosorbo: if you haveve the ideaa of s something you want inin your c closet, youou can make . lilike, you can even make bathihing suits.. shopop owner: yes. yeah.. maybe we'l'll go sosomewhere trtropical. [l[laughs] papaige desorbrbo: how manay desisigners do y you work wiw? we h have over 6 60 brand papartners sigigned up right n. wow.w. shop ownerer: we havee yumi, , who came i in. and she e got super ininspired by y all the styls that we have here. paige dedesorbo (voioiceover): i nunu is a singnger, songwrwri, and model who has graced the covers of "vogue hong kong" and "sports illustrated." now, she's adding fashion designer to her resume with her line, blueki. what made yoyou decide t to becocome a fashihion designe? i i think i just hit a wall as a customer and as a modelel. and i've t tried so many plus-s-size optionons for cloto. papaige desorbrbo: the fabrics yoyou chose rereally are s so comfortata. yumi nu:u: thank youou. paige dedesorbo: so o when yoyou walked i into tailoror, wewere you jusust like, yep, ththis is where i belong? yeah, definitely. i really like that they have such a range of possibility

here. it's, like, scarves and basic sweaters, but then they also could make something with a-- paige desorbrbo: cutout.t. --a cutouout in the arm and d thumb holeles. oh, i dididn't evenn see ththe thumb holes. yeyes. i'm a big g thumb holeles pers. yeahah, me, too.o. paige desosorbo (voiceceover): r gushshing over y yumi's desis, i'm inspspired. so i i'm off to o the factory floor r for a closer look. wow. this i is incredibible. there's so many machines. yeah. paige e desorbo: s so manyny people woworking. shop ownwner: so oncnce your customers s place your order,, itit goes intoto knitting. it comeses from thee yarn o on the conene, right t through ththe machin. and then i it'll go toto a qualality controrol, fininishing, wasashing, drying, ststeaming-- wow.w. - --and packiking and then drop p shipping right to y your customomer. it's increredible. shshop owner: : so as an o ordes in of f one piece e or 100 pie, it gets s a qr code.e. and thatat qr code t travels wh it thrhrough the w whole produdn prococess so we e can track kh stagage as it's s happening. each thread goes through t this mamachine intoto the feedede,

ovover the needles. oh, my gososh. so rememember, i m mentioned grandma a knitting?? yes. ththis is likeke thousasands of thehem. paige e desorbo: t thousands of grandmamas are in h here. shop owner: thousands of grandmas are right in here. exactly.y. it takes a about an hohour fr the whole e process toto come . oh, , wow. paige desorbo (v(voiceover):: with my y garment inin hand, i amam ready foror a fashionon. honestly, this should have been my outfit for the day. i knowow. wellll, then youou can-- - i i love it. - --walklk out of hehere with . - you werere right abobout th- - yeah. - --thumb b holes. - especially this s one. it jusust feels gogood. it feeeels really y good. paige desorbo: do you feel like the 3d printing is c changing ththe fashion n ? yeah. i ththink defininitely incororpg technolology as it progressess ininto fashionon and seeiningw it could h help minimimize wae anand fix thesese problemsmsd hoholes in the fashion i indusy that a are causingng a lot of f. shopop owner: tytypically, you go i into a factctory

and d it's just t piled with c clothes eveverywhere. right. yeah. it's verery neat andnd clean. it's v very neat b because wewe're not ovoverproducini. paige desosorbo: rightht. shop ownwner: we're e just tryg to m make thingsgs as efficiciy as p possible, a as cost effffey as posossible and d with no wa. paige e desorbo (v(voiceover: by blelending fashshion anand innovatition, i am sure the n next generaration ofof designersrs and fashihions will be on trend. it's been almost 10 years, and i'm still l in awe of f new york c. the fututure of fashion, art,, and cocommunity isis bright al yoyou have to o do is go o out and expxplore what the next generation has in ststore. [upbeat music] george (vovoiceover): : ericas bravelely endured d tragic lo, her own n life-threaeatening mel crcrisis, whilile resilieny raisining three dadaughte. she e is a survivivor, a roca super mom,m, and an ininspirat. after evererything shee has bebeen through, it is s an honor t to help l lighten herer lod and providide her withtha comfmforting freresh star.