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Fresno Community Garden a Sanctuary for Hmong Refugee

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Cha Deng Vang fled Laos for the United States nearly 30 years ago after fighting with U.S.-backed forces during the Vietnam War. As part of our ongoing community health series "Vital Signs," we find out how Vang finds peace of mind in a community garden for Hmong refugees in Fresno.

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