. >> honolulu international airport saw a major pileup of luggage this week. some people even said they double labeled labeled their bags in order to clearly mark them as their own. so nothing got lost. >> you have no idea if your luggage will make it with you during your flight. so it's scary. it's scary to kind of just walk in and see all these big piles everywhere. it's really intimidating, especially after knowing that we have a full day of travel ahead of us. just like walking into the airport and have no idea what's going on now, a statement from the tsa said it continues to screen checked baggage at honolulu international airport using alternate screening methods prior to the checked luggage being transported on a commercial aircraft. >> and remember, you can hear about the top stories on the west coast every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> tesla shares were down more than 7% in after hours trading after the company released

we were in hawaii at a meet and i was supposed to fly from honolulu to london to some research. and my wife cÉline was going just fly home and we were going to go. then the queen died and so also we changed plans and cÉline flew with me along way honolulu to l.a. to london and we got there. we're jetlagged and. that was when the queen was laying in state by then. and so earlier that day we went to see the ted lasso, set it just outside town, which was super cool. i got to fly in a spitfire, have a two seater model. so i was in the back. you wear a parachute and you have to learn to egress. so in other words, if it were to go down, i knew how to pull canopy off, jump out of the plane and pull my parachute, which is like it's not flying the dreamliner. it's just little bit different. but it was super cool. and then and then we went, we stood in line to see the queen lying in state and we were tired. it was late and telling us like, let's just see how long the line is in. the line was super. it was if you know, london, it was way past the tower bridge, you know, way, way, way down.

. >> honolulu international saw a major pileup of luggage today, some people even saying that they'ddouble labeling their bags in order to clearly mark them as their own so nothing would get lost. >> you have no idea if your luggage will make it with you during your flight, so it's scary. it's scary to kind of just walk in and see all these big piles everywhere. it's really intimidating, especially after knowing that we have a full day of travel ahead of us. just like walking into the airport and have no idea what's going on. >> a statement from tsa said it continues to screen checked baggage at honolulu international using alternate screening methods. prior to the checked luggage being transported onto a commercial aircraft. >> a hot day out there today? warmer today than yesterday. substantially warmer in some places. five and ten degrees. and it was hot yesterday. so temperatures look very much similar tomorrow, except cooler around the bay and at the coast and a little bit cooler inland. still going to be hot though. we'll still have some 100. and if you look hard, you can see i

honolulu international airport saw major luggage pile up because of problems with the baggage handlingd they've been double labeling their bags to clearly mark them. so nothing gets lost in this big pile. the pile has been growing for days. >> you have no idea if your luggage will make it with you during your flight. so it's scary. it's scary to kind of just walk in and see all these big piles everywhere. it's really intimidating, especially after knowing that we have a full day of travel ahead of us. just like walking into the airport and have no idea what's going on. >> the tsa says it is screening checked baggage at honolulu international using an alternative screening method. hawaiian airlines, which mostly avoided issues during the outage, says it appreciates passengers patience. >> outside lands has released the schedule for each day of the music festival. fans can now plan, which artists they'll make a point of seeing, as some artists will be playing at the same time across seven stages. at golden gate park, we have a link to the schedule for each day of outside lands on our web

country team coming to to honolulu and you'd have members of the u.s. military and and diplomatic establishment them there. and one of those meetings takes place the ace takes place on the 6th of may, 1963. it's a pretty pivotal meeting because. that's where mcnamara really tasks the joint chiefs with getting this thousand man withdrawal in shape. and when mckinley era says the plan is to get up by 1965, it needs to be faster. we need to ramp our efforts. we need to make sure it happens more quickly. the money that we're devoting to this is too high. we can actually cut funds and the whole the money is a very interesting story. so it's a it's a one day conference on may six, the following day, mcnamara flies back d.c. and he has a private meeting with kennedy. and this picture? no, that's actually so this is actually a picture of the cover of the book is a picture of the october meeting. max taylor has been cut out. and this is also not the usual that you see from that meeting. the usual one is kennedy sitting back and you see, taylor and mcnamara on th

honolulu international airport saw a major pileup of bags there.e of the problem with the baggage handling system, some people even said they double labeled their bags to clearly mark them. so nothing gets lost in the big pile. the tsa says it is screening checked baggage at honolulu international airport using an alternate screening method. hawaiian airlines, which mostly avoided issues during the outage, says it appreciates passengers patience. >> heat related deaths on the rise in the south bay. coming up on mornings on two. the nine. what's being done to prevent more people from becoming victims of the hot weather, then building bridges and fostering unity, mr. fab joins us on the nine to talk about bringing bay area police chiefs and the community together estuary. temperatures will be mild for you if you live far inland. you have one more day of sweating it out. today is the third in three days of intense heat. thankfully, temperatures dropped tomorrow and they pretty much plummet by the weekend. speaking of the water, we have some video that

the coolest areas will be in the northwest and in new england. 87 in honolulu. >> coming up, americansing gold and making history at the olympics. >> plus simone biles olympic comeback and her injury that flared up. what her coach is saying. >> but first, the insect invasion at a popular (banker 1) let's hear it! (vo) with wells fargo premier a team can help you plan for your dream. (woman) i have this vacation home... (banker 2) so, like a getaway? (woman) yeah, but... it's also an eco-friendly artist retreat. (banker 3) so, you're expanding your business... (woman) ...and our family! can you help me plan for that? (banker 1) yeah! let's get started. (vo) ready to meet the dream team? you can with wells fargo. grant live. plus this week, matt damon and carrie underwood all on good morning america. >> annoyance was in the air at this beach in rhode island. dragonflies swarmed these sunbathers in westerly, some describing the invasion as an apocalypse. experts blame dragonfly mating season, which lasts from july into august. >> now to the olympics and simone biles epic comeback, her per

his 20 year old daughter is in the hospital, nearly 2400 miles away in honolulu. still, he couldn't get rebooked on another flight until tomorrow. >> it's not fun, and i'm going to have to talk to my daughter, it's definitely a tough situation she's in. she's going in for surgery. so now i'm praying that they delay the surgery. maybe it would happen today. >> then there's andrew martin here on a layover from australia. i landed in san fran about 4:30 p.m. yesterday, forced to sleep here overnight. he's been stuck for more than 12 hours as he waits to get rebooked. >> look disappointed i obviously it's a long way from australia to the us to start with which sucks, but i'm going to make the most of it. >> so despite long lines at every ticket counter, everett kelly managed to remain calm. he's the national president of the american federation of government employees, the largest union representing 750,000 federal workers nationwide. >> it's not pleasant, but i just ask people to be patient and consider the other person, right? consider that, you know, these employee

honolulu international airport saw a major luggage pile up.k at this because of problems with the baggage handling system, some people even said they'd be double labeling their bags to clearly mark them. so nothing gets lost in this big pile. that pile has been growing for days. >> no idea if your luggage will make it with you during your flight. so it's scary. it's scary to kind of just walk in and see all these big piles everywhere. it's really intimidating, especially after knowing that we have a full day of travel ahead of us. just like walking into the airport and have no idea what's going on. >> and the tsa says its screening checked baggage at honolulu international airport using an alternate screening method. hawaiian airlines, which mostly avoided problems during the outage, says it appreciates the patience of passengers. times now 726 just before the summer olympics began, we're learning the winter olympic games will be coming back to the united states. we tell you, the city that was just awarded the 2034 winter olympics for a second

in chicago, if he appropriated anything, he probably did chicago as his hometown as opposed to honolulu as on hometown. so i guess i would think of it that way. i mean, that's what he appropriated. and you will actually see that story. just to give you a little preview of the obama, you know, presidential center. that is how the story reads. is that his place. while there's a story of his personal history, the power of place that we will show is the power of chicago and how that shaped him. and he he has talked about this and written about this, that it was that organizing experience on the streets of chicago and those neighborhoods, the election of harold washington as the first black mayor, which was transformative for so many of us, myself included, actually in our political activism and our connection. and i then think it was, you know, his becoming part of this extended family in a lot of robinson's in chicago that extended black family with, as you say, you know, the quintessence you know, you know, great migration, you know, a african-american family's. that's what he became a pa

in chicago, if he appropriated anything, he probably did chicago as his hometown as opposed to honolulu as on hometown. so i guess i would think of it that way. i mean, that's what he appropriated. and you will actually see that story. just to give you a little preview of the obama, you know, presidential center. that is how the story reads. is that his place. while there's a story of his personal history, the power of place that we will show is the power of chicago and how that shaped him. and he he has talked about this and written about this, that it was that organizing experience on the streets of chicago and those neighborhoods, the election of harold washington as the first black mayor, which was transformative for so many of us, myself included, actually in our political activism and our connection. and i then think it was, you know, his becoming part of this extended family in a lot of robinson's in chicago that extended black family with, as you say, you know, the quintessence you know, you know, great migration, you know, a african-american family's. that's what he became a pa

january after his remains were examined were from the national memorial cemetery of the pacific in honolulue a burial with full military honors with such an important thing we must always remember heroes like him. would back at 4:00 p.m. eastern keep it here for more news from washington you've got mike and manual coming up part of seo and comes. no fingersticks needed. all with the world's smallest and thinnest sensor. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. try it for free at freestylelibre.us the tempur-pedic breeze makes sleep feel cool. so, no more sweating all night... or blasting the air conditioning. because the tempur-breeze feels up to 10° cooler, all night long. during our july 4th sale, save $500 on cooling tempur-breeze mattresses. mike: president biden campaigning in battleground pennsylvania today amid calls from democrats and the med

honolulu 88 degrees.uld pencil that in for the next probably month and a half, and you'll be within a degree or two. but all flights are on time and we're heading out. if you're heading down to texas. hot, humid down there, not too bad. look at minneapolis 70 lovely degrees, but man, phoenix and las vegas smoking hot. although it does look better going into early next week. and denver look at that 103. that is really hot for denver. >> all right steve thank you. time now 614. at least 19 people in santa clara county have died because of heat related problems. the county says most of the people who died were senior citizens whose bodies were found in their homes with no air conditioning. at least three others who died were either homeless or they were living in transitional housing. >> advocates across santa clara county are collaborating to try to get the word out. water out there, sports drinks out there, electrolyte packets out there. so my hat's off to the advocates and people in the city and county if

and per usual honolulu 88 a few showers maybe on the lee side.eresting to see is that parts of the country for this time of year are remarkably nice to cool and that includes areas that are actually saint louis 82 for mid-july. oh my gosh, chicago 79. that's not bad. but look at phoenix and las vegas. denver 90 degrees. >> all right. thank you steve. port chicago weekend continues today. it's a series of events commemorating the 80th anniversary of a deadly munitions explosion that killed hundreds of sailors in the east bay. at the time, black sailors were assigned to extremely dangerous jobs, including loading and unloading explosives. some of them undetonated. after the explosion, nearly 260 black sailors refused to do the job, including 50 of them who were convicted of mutiny this week. the us navy exonerated those sailors and cleared their military records. >> this is a sweet, bittersweet time. the exoneration happened, obviously yesterday, and so we are happy. but we're also sad that our sailors are not with us to witness it. >> various port

honolulu going to be a warm one, but no delays expected due to weather. partly cloudy skies there.r look across the nation. going to be hot and dry over the desert southwest. the temperatures will be well above 100 degrees in phoenix this afternoon. as we shift over towards the other part of the country, new york. thunderstorms in the forecast there 86 the afternoon high. pam. >> thank you rosemary. police in vallejo are investigating a string of homicides. the most recent happened wednesday night near the intersection of sonoma boulevard and louisiana street. police say a man was shot to death in the city's 14th homicide so far this year. it comes one week after a 16 year old was shot and killed, and just one day before that, a woman was killed. people in vallejo say they do not feel safe, afraid, afraid to go out. >> especially at night. so the security is quite, very low at this point. >> a community vigil is planned for tonight in vallejo to call for more public safety measures. >> our time now. 515 two leaders of notorious mexican drug cartels were arrested in texas. the justi

how about to honolulu? 84 degrees today?aybe a little bit of drizzle with the island showers. >> all right. thank you. roberta an arraignment is scheduled today for a man accused of killing a woman at the powell street bart station in san francisco. 49 year old trevor belmont is charged with one count of murder. investigators say he pushed 74. year-old corazon dondon onto the path of an oncoming train. she suffered severe head injuries and died. authorities have not revealed a possible motive or whether or not this was a random attack. now family, friends and coworkers are mourning the loss of corazon dondon. >> all of us here was devastated. she was close to us. >> dondon worked as a telephone operator at the park 55 hilton hotel. she would regularly cook and share those treats with coworkers. she was on her way home monday night after a shift when she was killed. neighbors say she was kind hearted and treated everyone like family. >> she came by after my son was born to bring presents not only for him, but also for my litt

you're looking at birmingham, alabama, honolulu, hawaii which is surprising, san antonio, texas. texas has been such a hot market but these are three cities where you start to see the prices decline a bit. what's going on there aren't and are we going to see more cities like that? >> i think you'll see more cities like that. if you look not far from san antonio is austin and all of a sudden, the makeup of the people in austin has gone from a booming, booming economy to one where many of the locals are saying, i don't like this place anymore. the traffic is awful. the people moving in are different, and they're willing to sell and get out and go some place that they would like better, so i think you're going to see it'll take a year but over the next year, you're going to see a tremendous rebound in the real estate industry. liz: i know you're waiting for it and i just want to bring this up. the stock of remax has been cut in half. i mean the market cap has been chopped from more than 300 million to about 150 million what do you do, as a guy who is now the chairman but founded thi

and it's the first time it ever left honolulu. it was the first time it was ever taken off the wall of the iolani palace. aside from conservation and we were really to work with native hawaiian groups to make sure that they support this loan because it is such an important symbol to hawaiian history. native hawaiians also believe that her spirit or her mana is imbued in this portrait. and so we were able to welcome a contingent or delegation of native hawaiians to the portrait gallery when the exhibition opened and they conducted a blessing of the queen to welcome her into this space. and it was really beautiful. it was such an honor for us to be able to work with that community, to bring this incredible portrait to the national portrait gallery for this exhibition. we talked a little bit about why the states was interested in hawaii. let's talk about when they how they first got there. and and why they were so interested. it looks like she actually passed in 1830. why are we including her in this exhibit? well, this is harriet br

this is the scene at the airport in hawaii as passengers in honolulu wind their way through long lines around piles and piles of bags, the tsa says they have been using alternative screening methods. >> a lawsuit filed in the south bay by a group of family and friends hopes to bring awareness to the problem of elder abuse, authorities say 98 year old vera polaris was beaten to death by her roommate at mission skilled care facility, the santa clara county coroner's office has ruled her death a homicide. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary live tonight in santa clara with more information about the case and also reaction here from the victim's family and the facility. jesse. good evening, mike. >> good evening to you. the suspect in this case, a connie jo deluca, is charged with multiple crimes, but not homicide. the county district attorney could charge with homicide at a later date if he chooses the victim's family in this case says this represents a failure by mission skilled to keep their loved one safe. >> what happened here is just. it's disgusting. and it's cruel, and there's never

contract talks with marriott, hilton and hyatt stall the workers at 125 hotels in san francisco, boston, honolulu and providence have been seeking a significant pay raise, better health care and pension plans. they also are asking the hotel chains to reverse pandemic era staff and service cuts. well, trending to trending for you this morning. a bay area aerialist is used to flying, of course. very high. that's right. last night she proved to america that she's got talent. oh my. morning is still going. i want to see her walk after that righ? right. petaluma native haley viloria, taking to the air last night, auditioning for america's got talent. performing to lethal woman by dove cameron. she works as a performer at cirque du soleil and a coach, and now lives in las vegas. comedian howie mandel expressed doubts about her performance, and simon cowell encouraged her to change her wardrobe. that's what he saw out of that. well, ultimately, she received three yeses from the judges, moving her on to the next round of competition. follow her journey on nbc bay area. america's got talent airs at 8 p.m.

or you can head out to hawaii and you can head to honolulu for $214 round trip or if you want to takectually head to europe. you can go to copenhagen for $532. use that as a really great jumping off point for the rest of europe. or stay and have a cool cation to beat the heat a little bit or if you want to really take advantage of a budget list trip. led to tokyo and really take advantage of the strong dollar there for $772 round trip. so there are options out there. but you don't want to wait when it comes to booking a trip this summer. those prices you see today, could be gone tomorrow. >> i was not quite sure if europe would be too much of an option considering the olympics in paris. >> if you are heading over for the olympics you know, paris is going to be extremely busy. and the prices are a little bit higher than what you would typically find outside. you know, if you are heading out there just be mindful that crowds can be a factor. you know, you want to be mindful traveler and if you are heading to those -- those bigger ticket -- you know, those -- destinations or sites of int

here's honolulu at that's been canceled. lot of other places canceled international as well as domestic. but the majority of it, as you can clearly see on time on time on time delayed here. but it looks like things are getting back. lots of places, however, have just been taken off the board because it's simply too late for that flight. a lot of the pilots they timed out on their window to fly. i'm standing right in the middle of check in and going through tsa. here's the check in line for the baggage as far as united and you don't see long as it once was earlier this morning, things are back to normal, but a lot of people still trying to play catch-up. here's the other line, tsa. look at that about an hour ago. there was no wiggle room. there is wiggle room right now. a lot of people they are still at counter trying to find out when their flight will be tuesday. man, is your flight ok, or it's a little bit unorganized? i just went outside check your bag but won't give you a boarding pass check back there and come in here. w

overall honolulu has the safest drivers, with fewer people holding their phone behind the wheel, braking driving too fast. >> some special toads not seeing yosemite more than a decade are back with help from the san francisco zoo. it shared these photos of the threatened species, saying good luck, toads. the zoo recently released 118 yosemite toads at the national park. the last time they were seen there, 2013 the zoo hopes the toads will thrive in the wild and reestablish a self-sustaining population in yosemite, where they belong. >> what is this? what is this on the back? >> oh, they're wearing a transmitter. >> the transmitter to track them. >> oh, that looks uncomfortable. >> i kind of heavy? oh well, they're all right. >> okay. how cool are they? >> oh, my gosh, i wonder if the placement has anything to do because they don't hop. >> they actually walk. oh, okay. so one of the few species to kind of move around that way. >> oh really? >> yeah. >> they're so big. is that why they're huge. they are huge. >> and i would say they're cute. do we like them? i don't like looking at them bu

who is a senior professor of atmospheric sciences at the university of hawaii is joining aside from honolulu. thank you. so much a professor for being with us a barrel is, is already breaking all sorts of records the earliest category firestorm on record . why are we seeing such a powerful storm so early on in the season and how big of a thread is it as well, this really is a very big threat as to your last question 1st. uh and it is a terrifically powerful storm that is more than 2 weeks earlier than pennies form of this magnitude in the, in the past. so it is unprecedented. the reason i think, yeah, and i, i'm sure that i'm not alone and this is our ocean temperatures. are to getting warm are gradually through global warming, and it's a product of, of the burning of fossil fuels. so this kind of a storm early in the season, it does portend a bad hurricane to them for the atlantic, for the united states. we are already seeing our insurance rates going up across the country because of global warming, and this is just another another problem. yeah. another example of what level warming does.

honolulu 88. if you are traveling, there goes our flights on time.ouston is getting more rain. most much of the south is getting rain. a lot of rain. new orleans, atlanta, but not look at chicago 75. nice there. seattle 73. still hot in las vegas and also into phoenix. all right thank you steve. >> well new this morning southwest airlines is breaking a 50 year tradition and is getting rid of its open seating policy. the airline says a majority of its customers prefer assigned seating. along with the change, southwest plans to offer premium seating with extra legroom and new overnight flights. southwest has not said when the changes go into effect, but the announcement comes as southwest faces a 50% drop in second quarter profits. president biden hosts israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house today in a national address last night, he, the president, told americans he will finish out the term, complete the job he started and support vice president kamala harris and her run for the white house. >> so i've decided the best way forwar

honolulu 88. probably a few showers on the lee side. there goes our flight. it's on time.aking good time. and here we go. if you are into the areas to the great lakes, it's not bad. 72 in chicago. look at that. miami 90, dallas 93. but here's what i want to show you right here. as if they need more weather. look what's going into houston. look at that. boom. more thunderstorms. otherwise, except for some occasional thunderstorms. you should be good to go. >> you guys all right, steve? thank you. time now, 612. a new study is out showing almost half of californians worry that the dangers of climate change will drive up the price of home insurance. the study, conducted by the public policy institute of california, says 56% of homeowners are very worried about rising prices for home insurance, while only 37% of renters feel the same way. the study also found that almost 60% of likely voters would vote yes on prop for a $10 billion climate bond measure that supports climate resiliency projects. >> california is one of seven states where covid levels are considered very high. h

and in honolulu i noticed some light rain showers going up to a wonderful, beautiful, summery high ofyone close to president biden says he remains committed to staying in the election, political pundits are discussing whether there's still some time, if he wants to drop out. they say he's felt the pressure from both within his party and the news media since the debate. exactly one week ago today in atlanta, while the republican presidential convention is in milwaukee later this month, the democratic convention is in chicago. mid-august it's also the city that held the 1968 convention, two and a half months after the assassination of robert kennedy in 68, the party had a lot more control over who the candidate would could be. >> there's a lot more rules now, so they would have to figure out a way to, distribute the delegates behind certain candidates and then count them at the convention. so it would be a much more messy situation than 68. >> there's also talk about holding a mini primary leading into the convention, where other democrats could push for the nomination in the meantime,

and we're on our way to honolulu. 8880, usually 86, 88 covers.you're supposed to see either. but this is what you're supposed to see there goes our flight. and if you're only really activity is down off of florida in this, unless you're going to phoenix or las vegas. man man oh man. that's not even denver at 97. dallas at 98 degrees. >> oh boy. all right. thank you steve. well, some bay area business owners say this heat wave is hurting business in livermore. the heat was impossible to ignore. topping out at 105 degrees, 18 degrees higher than the day before. locals say the heat is the reason downtown was just about empty during the dinner hour. some businesses say they're getting only half their normal traffic because people are choosing to stay home means that it's impacting my economy because i don't sell as much. >> so any and my expenses continue the same way because i had the same amount of people working. but it's not as busy. >> some business owners say they can't afford to keep the ac on during this time of year, and losing customers mak

thanks for the call from honolulu. this is victor in waterbury, connecticut. good morning.ou are next. go ahead. caller: yes, i am for biden and wish he would stay in. for all you democrats around who does not want him to stay in, they had a problem with him at the beginning. i am with him 100%. he did not all of a set and forget what he has been doing as a president, and he is still that same person. if he had a problem at the debate, he had a problem at the debate. host: the previous caller was concerned not just about winning the 2024 presidential election but what happens to a president biden two years from now or four years from now, whether that age concern only increases or perhaps exponentially increases four years from now. caller: that is why they have a vice president and why they have a 25th amendment, for that reason. so until then, he can be joe biden. host: when is then? what is that point for you, when the 25th amendment should be invoked? caller: i probably will not see it because the administration, but the administration will make that decision privately.