内容摘要：These are the effects of an ocean that has moved ever closer since Curley’s parents bought the house about 15 years ago in Taholah, the tribe’s largest village, where the Quinault River empties into the Pacific. He estimates the ocean was about 30 feet away back then. Now waves sometimes top a 15-foot seawall, and the family’s been forced to evacuate three times in the past four years, just as Curley’s 84-year-old mother struggles with advancing dementia.

These are the effects of an ocean that has moved ever closer since Curley’s parents bought the house about 15 years ago in Taholah, the tribe’s largest village, where the Quinault River empties into the Pacific. He estimates the ocean was about 30 feet away back then. Now waves sometimes top a 15-foot seawall, and the family’s been forced to evacuate three times in the past four years, just as Curley’s 84-year-old mother struggles with advancing dementia.

“I think that in the first Karate Kids, how the teacher was Asian, I think being a teacher is better than being a student,” he said.Jonny says not every show or movie in this genre has to have an Asian lead, but when there is one, he takes note.

“I think that there’s definitely a lot of other movies and shows that have Asian leads, like Simu Liu, the first Asian superhero,” Jonny said, referring to Marvel’s “.” “It’s very significant.”The Twinjas, who are working on a children’s fiction book that’s part mystery and part action, are not shy about voicing their own desire for “any opportunities that come our way, we’d love to take, especially for acting and using our martial arts skills,” Ollie said.

Perhaps they’ll get some inspiration from seeing Wang in “Legends.” Wang considers it a “point of pride” if young Asian American children view him as a benchmark so they can see themselves as the hero.“The word I keep going back to is it’s a privilege,” Wang said. “What I love about this series is ... there’s this idea anyone can be the ‘Karate Kid.’”

___ Associated Press videojournalist John Carucci in New York contributed to this report.

LONDON (AP) — Actor and comedianlast week in an apparently politically motivated ambush in Washington, D.C., was remembered Tuesday during a private funeral in the Kansas community where she grew up.

Milgrim, a 26-year-old from the Kansas City suburb of Prairie Village, Kansas, was leaving a reception for young diplomats at the Capital Jewish Museum alongside 30-year-old Yaron Lischinsky on May 21 when they were shot to death. A, 31-year-old Elias Rodriguez, was arrested and shouted “Free Palestine” as he was led away. Charging documents said he later told police, “I did it for Palestine, I did it for Gaza.”

Lischinsky had bought an engagement ring before the shooting and wasto Milgrim in the coming days, those who knew the couple have said.