what he's done is nothing short of amazing. i'm getting chills being out here right now. >> buster talking about madbum. the world championship just one win away. >> up in smoke. dozens of motor cycles destroyeds a flames forced firefighters in the south bay to hold back. >> and new changes to bart. >> meanwhile, free a.c. for everybody today. a spectacular start to the new week. big warming, though, by wednesday only to be followed by showers on halloween. don't worry, though, i'm going to show you the timeline and help you dodge that rainfall in your full forecast. >> and in the last two minutes, we have two crashes reported. we may have problems out of the tri-valley. >> we'll help you through that monday morning. taking a live look outside, city

by the bay. it was lively there last night thanks to our san francisco giants. it's monday, october 27. this is "today in the bay." a very good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. >> left side. double clutch, got it! and the shutout for madison bumgarner. >> yeah, a lot of mad love for madbum. madison bumgarner etches his name in major league history. >> right now it's kind of like the calm before the storm or should we see celebration. transamerica building, all is quiet right now.

the giants will meet here for one last time before catching a bus to sfo, their sights set on winning it all from kansas city. >> the giants have the edge but they know closing in on the royals no easy task. >> absolutely. good morning to you, laura and sam. they certainly have the momentum after last night's crushing win against the royals. and you have the giants starting pitcher madison bumgarner at 25 years old already considered to be one of the greatest pitchers ever in world series. any time he's been the pitcher in the world series game, the giants have won. last night the opponent never made it to home plate. he pitched a shutout, the first time there's been a shutout in a world series in over a decade. >> the most fun you're ever

going to have playing baseball. it's tough to push all that excitement aside but teahat's wt you have to do. we had a lot of fun. felt really good. >> the giants lead the world series 3-2 games. game six tomorrow in kansas city. manager bruce bochy has picked jake peavy to start on the pound. if there is a game seven wednesday night, it is possible that bumgarner could start gi n again. the giants expected to leave here a few hours from now bound for kansas city. game six tomorrow night, tuesday night. if they win it, this would be their third world series victory in just five years. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> while that game was very memorable, many giants fans will

be talking about this stirring tribute to the late robin williams for quite sometime. he was there in spirit last night and his oldest son zach, joined by his siblings, threw out the first pitch in honor of their dad. billy crystal got the crowd going with his own chant of play ball. >> where the giants go we go. we'll be checking back in with bob redell later in the newscast. and we'll be live from kauffman stadium tomorrow morning. >> a haz-mat crew was called to han road in hillsborough this morning but nobody is saying

why. hane road was temporal closed but it is under investigation. >> a fire at a yamaha repair shop destroyed 70 vehicles. crews had a hart time getting inside that building we understand. >> reporter: that's right. the blaze broke out around 5:00 yesterday evening sending black smoke into the air. lots of it. dozens of firefighters responded but by the time they arrived, two-thirds of the building was already engulfed in flame. complicating matters, the bars on the window prevented access to the shop. crews had to remove the bars first and if that wasn't enough, they faced another challenge. >> the closest fire hydrant is about a thousand feet from here. once we were able to get that, we called a second alarm

immediately and were able to get personnel here to put the fire out. >> the fire was under control about an hour and a half later. s a you said, up to 40 -- rather 70 motor cycles were destroyed. no one was inside the store so no injuries were reported. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. now chief williams did say that arson is not suspected at this point but they are looking into old electrical wiring in this aging building to see if that caused the start of the fire. >> a lot of people in the camden area familiar with that place. thanks a lot. >> it is 6:06 on your monday. time to check your forecast. a view looking at the bay bridge as we get ready to start our look out. it's been kind of cool in the morning. we've been pining away, wanting fall to be here, feels like it

arrived. >> good morning to you, everybody at home today, spectacular fall conditions and definitely getting that gorgeous fall cover where we typically peak in the bay area late october, early know, vibrant colors coming your way the next couple of weeks. the weather story of the day is the fact that onshore flow will be coming in. cloudy start, nice sunny finish and changes on the way. maybe you don't love beautiful weather. maybe you don't like 72 degrees in the south bay. if that is in fact the case, we're going to bring those numbers up into the mid 80s by wednesday and then we keep those rain chances coming in for this weekend and for friday. more specifically, halloween. i'll time that out to your

doorstep in just a moment. i want to give you an idea of how much rainfall we projecting. let's check your drive. hi, mike. >> we have an issue. right now you see the flashing lights from time to time. there you go, the blue light on the bottom of your screen. that's for southbound 680. we'll show you what the lit up speed sensors. there's a crash just south of there at vargas. northbound had the disabled vehicle, the southbound had one right around sheridan. it turns out there may be two separate crashes involving a couple of vehicles each. there's the slower drive. your alternate could be 880 and

you have to travel through 238. adds more mileage, you're going into slowdown and it add two congestion points. you probably should just stick it out for 680. at least cars are moving by it. but look at all these folks coming out of the tri-valley. this is more problem out of livermore and dublin. meanwhile approaching the bay bridge, look how green this map is. slows a bit past university. a live look shows you the bay bridge toll plaza camera. a typical pattern, typical time. no surprises out of the maze. over on the san francisco side, a look at the golden gate bridge. a nice easy, clear view across from the north bay. no surprise there is. folks, just be a little quiet because the giants are still sleeping. they have to travel today. >> they have sleep experts that

evaluate when they should leave. >> exactly. i heard that's why they stay overnight when most teams take off. >> so they're not adopting our schedule. >> no, they're not adopting our schedule. >> three to four hours, no, most people don't love it. >> you now have to pay at the concord bart station. the system is already in place pretty much everywhere else. customers will have to pay $1 to park their car there all day. not a bad deal. >> it's 6:10. a bay area mother apparently killed in a race of road rage. what police want from you next. >> and just maybe you'll be able to afford a tesla. >> and lava creeping closer to a town on hawaii's big island.

how long people have to get out. >> and a look at san bruno mountain this morning. a cool, crisp start to our monday morning. and some rain in the works. when and where. she'll fill us in. 6:11.

welcome back now. good monday morning. if you need a little motivation to help you get out that front door today, spectacular weather conditions. then we're going to bring up the

heat. we'll tell you when in just moments. >> great i have to follow "spectacular." it's 680 that's not spectacular. jammed up with a couple of crashes that really tie up your tri-valley. >> at 6:13, here's a look at today's top stories. one of the teen-agers shot at a washington state high school last friday has died. she was just 14 years old. three other teens are still in the hospital, two in critical condition. a fifth student died at the scene. the shooter took himself on life. -- his own life. >> on friday investigators say a security guard was shot four times outside of the el tarasko bar on thursday. doctors say he will survive. >> and the giants have a 3-2 lead in the best of seven

series. game six is tomorrow. >> big news out of brazil over the weekend. >> the country has reelected its president. scott mcgrew, that could be discouraging news to silicon valley. >> it could be. we have to remind ourselves how important brazil is, second biggest economist and its president is extremely angry over the united states over spying. she's publicly very suspicious of devices made in silicon valley. she's been pushing for more brazilian companies to build servers and other devices, threatening to make a brazil-only version of the internet. twitter reports its profits this afternoon, facebook does the same on tuesday. we're coming about, by the way, on the best trading week all year last week. do watch shares of tesla starting today.

it's going to offer a new lease. you could lease teslas before. but tesla said it secured a new line of credit at a u.s. bank at a much lower cost . it goes from least expensive to expensive. the car costs at $70,000. >> and the committee setting standards for satellites, telephones, radio frequencies, everything communication, was set up before the internet. countries which would like to have more control over the internet, particularly arab states, want the u.n. to be in charge. the u.s. doesn't want anybody to be in charge. we'll continue to watch that fight. >> thank you. >> thanks, scott. >> 6:16 right now.

a 2,000 degree river of lava in hawaii less than a mile away from a small town on hawaii's big island right now. it's been oozing down since the volcano this summer. people have been told that they have until tomorrow to get out. >> it's always fascinating to watch lava. did you see that shot? there was also a rainbow in there. that is so hawaii for you. taking a live look outside, nice clear start to our morning. fall certainly in the air, christina. >> i know this guy's excited right here. >> we all are. one win away. >> i love watching them after the game. they have such real heart and then they all pat each other on the booty. something that we do on "today in the bay" every day, laura and

i. yeah, good job. i do think that's funny that they do that but you can form your own opinion. temperatures are cool, we got a little fog out there. beautiful day shaping up. i mean beautiful. i don't like to throw that word around loosely. because of the rain that came through, our hillsides are turning green out there, especially down through morgue and hill and all the way to gilroy. just beautiful out there. temperatures today looking good but we are going to warm you ups a we head into the mid section of the week. 72 for the south bay today. you'll be at 81 by wednesday. that means a return of the mid 70s for san francisco. on wednesday just beautiful conditions. s a we get into your thursday, temperatures start to falls a that storm system approaches the coast. on friday, we have rain on the way. looks like it's the first part of the day on halloween. but these showers are coming in with really cold air so we could

be falling into the 30s once the system passes. always like to keep you about a week ahead of what's coming your way. we head throughout friday at 4:00 a.m., storm system moves into the north bay, presses south by 6:00 a.m. we meet back on friday, likely tracking showers. kids will probably have to get through some rain on halloween day but every clears out of here just in time for trick or treat. this can change. a lot of people want to get out there without dodging showers. let check your drive with mike inouye. >> we have some folks trying to dodge this. south of 680, a cash in sheridan. here's your at for 880 south but you have to go through two choke points. it adds more mileage. you might just want to stick it out for 680.

a live look toward fremont and sunol. there you go, slow right here past the golf courses. meanwhile we'll get you back to the maps and talk about the rest of your commute. once you get to fremont, you have your typical northbound build. we show you both the san mateo and dumbarton bridge. 280, 60 miles per hour there. it's a nice drive in towards san francisco but the toll plaza is full, the metering lights are on. palo alto traffic moves slowly northbound, picking up volume just a minute. san rafael, smooth drive.

no surprises and you're claes closed to the speed limit. >> thank you very much. it is 6:20. investigators need your help finding whoever shot and killed a mother of four, possibly in a case of road rage. it happened in rossmore. she was heading home from the grocery store with her husband when someone shot into the car. officers say there was some sort of confrontation, maybe an instance the road rage. there is a $20,000 reward for any information that leads to the arrest of the shooter. >> up nkext, a regretful robber. why this man returns stolen cash

right after holding up a gas station. >> and san francisco, a nice crisp start and a look back at brandon crawford's huge night at the plate for the giants. >> the 0-2. fly ball into left. that ball might drop. it is down! another run, it's 5-0 joints on top. the giants just get it from everywhere and a three rbi night tonight for brandon crawford. what's possible today?

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let's get you caught up right now. 6:24 on your monday morning. this a live picture of downtown san jose has the entire bay area feeling the reverberations of last night's victory. >> a yuri -- eureka man told police he needed money to leave town for a fresh start but realized he made a mistake. he entered the store demanding cash, carrying what was thought to be an automatic weapon and it turned out to be a bee bee gun. he gave the money back.

>> scientists argue a quarantine will discourage workers from traveling to the region to help fight the disease. >> dr. craig spencer received a plasma transfusion from an american aid worker who no longer has the virus. >> it's 6:26 on your monday. a school shooting claims another young life. coming up, how this tragedy could be affecting gun control laws in the state of washington. >> plus a terror suspect's last video. what investigators say it proves about the man behind last week's deadly attack on the canadian

parliament. >> and here is a bit of a backup as you probably expected. luckily for you we have both the giants and some good weather coming your way. news, weather and traffic right after this break.

a deadly school shooting raising more questions about gun control across the country. >> and a spectacular start to the week. temperatures crank by mid week and then rain comes in and cold. we've got your forecast coming in moments. >> and just getting word of another crash for 680. a series of crashing tying up

the tri-valley. >> last week the dow had its best week of trading of the year. here we see the nyse and the opening bell. and over on the nasdaq as well, twitter reporting. >> and the euphoria also present. a lot of folks trying to rub their eyes and get excited for the next game of the world series. today is monday, october 27th. you are watching "today in the bay." >> and a good monday morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. one of the teen-age girls shot by a classmate who went on a rampage on friday died. her parents are honoring her by donating her organs. we have more on that young

valiant fight for life and how the rest of the community is respond. >> reporter: good morning. 14-year-old gia soriano is now the second person who died of the hands of the classmate who shot several students before turning the gun on himself. >> we are devastated by the tragedy. word cannot express how much we will miss her. we have made the decision to donate her organs so others may benefit. our daughter was loving and kind and this gift honors her life. >> much of the marysville community was at a prayer

service, praying for those who remain in critical care. jaylen fryberg shot two students who were relatives. parents who lost children in sandy hook, that shooting there, are now headed to washington state to offer comfort but also to rally voters to pass a gun measure that would require universal background checks. coming up in a half hour, we will take you back to marysville, washington on this investigation and the latest victim. >> authorities in canada say the man who killed a soldier and attacked that country's capital made a video just prior to the tack. michael zehaf-bibeau was said to

be driven by ideological motives. >> 23-year-old dominic adesanya is charged with assaulting two police dogs and making threats. he jumped over the white house fence and made it 20 yards before being attacked by dogs. he reportedly kicked one of the dogs and attacked the o other. >> christina is returning fresh from a week of vacation, ready to go. >> batteries recharged and everything. happy monday to you. hope you had a great weekend.

we're looking good in san francisco right now. 57 degrees. look at the contrast between wine country. we've fallen to the low 40s in san martin this morning as well. now san francisco shows you a little bit of low cloud cover out there, not a lot. we're dealing with more of a marine layer at 1,000 feet than the thick fog at the surface. low clouds are going to clear by about 10 to noon and leave you with 67 degrees. 72 for the south bay. nows a we get into tomorrow, we do have changing coming your way. temperatures are going to climb by about 5 degrees. an additional 5 to 10s a we head throughout your wednesday. that means a return of the mid 80s. then look at what happenss a we

head into the end of the week. i stopped that clock for you on your futurecast at 10 p.m. a lot of the heavier moisture is going to come through during the first part of the day. this means this evenings should clearing out just in time for your trick or treating plans. but the rain may be coming back by around 9:00 for the bigger kids getting out there. i'll give you an idea how much rain we're expecting where you live. >> we've had a very tough drive for our tri-valley commuters. southbound there's taillights going across right to left here. the flashing lights, the blue lights look like the squad car has cleared from that area. we'll look at the map and show

you a slow drive, sunoh into fremont, a recovery at high 84 and in the backup around bernal add to that slowdowns a you're coming up to that caster valley y. your alternate through the area is over to 880. a build now for 92 across that san mateo bridge. the dumbarton bridge moving very smoothly. no big surprises other than the sfrooi valley series of crash-- tri-valley series of crashes. we're seeing the headlights,

they're all lined up because of the metering lights, a series of lights. no shortage of that. >> a lot of lights on this monday morning. >> i like the way you phrase that, "you're greeted." >> come meet with us for a while. >> scott mcgrew, how we looking? they did good last week while you were off. >> they did great when i was off. now that i'm back, the dow is negative. this goes with my theory you guys should pay me to vacation. the big board down 56 points. gopro getting crushed again today. we talked about how hard it is to be a hardware stock. we'll talk more about it in a bit. >> yeah, you stick around. an unlikely hero for the giants.

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3-2 pitch. fly ball into center. this ball is off the top of the wall! >> it was so close. moments after the biggest hit of his career, juan perez looked up at the sky, thinking about his good friend and former teammate oscar tavares.

tavares was a top prospect and he and his girl friend were killed in a car crash yesterday. perez was visibly shaken when he heard that news during last night's game. after the game he tweeted "that was for you, god bless you, i'll miss you, man." two weeks ago tavares hit a game-tying double. >> they found out in the middle of the game that tavares had died and they had to play through that. >> almost over the wall. >> 6:41 on your monday. coming up, big changes at bart. the new policy that will cost some people a little bit more. >> and dozens of motor cycles

destroyed. the flames forcing firefighters to keep back. >> and a world championship just one win away. >> let's do it. >> and taking a live look outside, this time from the south bay this morning overlooking san jose. a nice cool morning. we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news after this break.

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a heavy morning for many folks in washington state. a 14-year-old girl is the latest victim of a teen-age gunman who opened fire in his high school cafeteria on monday.

kris sanchez is joining us with some very big decisions in that community. >> reporter: good morning. let's start with what is most likely the gut-wrenching decision. the family of 14-year-old gia soriano chose to remove her from life support last night, ending her life. let's go to marysville. the students have the week off and hopefully they can get some help. >> we received the news that gia sorianio had died. her family said in a statement her organs are being donated. three people have died now, including the gunman and three

are in the hospital in critical condition and one in serious condition. the shooting happened in the cafeteria here. witnesses say the gunman, jaylen fryberg, a popular student, recently elected to the homecoming court, those who know him say he doesn't fit the profile of a shooter. classes are cancelled here not just today but for the rest of the week. kris? >> two parents from the sandy hook shooting are in washington hoping to get voters to pass on universal background checks.

advocates say such legislation could prevent future shootings but opponents say jaylen fryberg got his gun legally. >> he took it from his family, who did go through a background check when they bought the gun to begin with. >> reporter: classes are cancelled this weeks a students deal with the grim reality of an issue that their parents will vote on next week. >> very saddening news. >> all right, let's switch gears and talk about the weather this morning. your microclimate forecast. you noticed something i forgot about, the time change comes this weekend. >> app hour to put in your pocket. you'll feel good about it in a

few days. >> you don't thank mother nature, you thank george bush. he changed that. 45 in livermore, a beautiful day coming your way, bay area. i mean spectacular conditions. changes just around the corner, too. so seize the day. temperatures right now in the 40s and the 50s. we are going to end up in the 60s and 70s and i mean one of those days from the coast all the way through dwror inland valleys, hard to find a bad seat in the house in the bay area. 65 degrees for san francisco, clearing by 10:00 a.m. on the peninsula, temperatures will be a little chilly for today in places like san mateo. redwood city looking good, palo alto as well. 69 degrees, passing clouds from time to time but clearing rapidly when it comes to those low clouds. you'll see mid-level cloud cover

roll on today. by mid week, we start to see that change and shift offshore. as a result a 10 to 15 degree jump in your temperatures. we're going to get in the 70s. by thursday temperatures start to drop off and by friday we bring in the rain. i want to show you some of the early rainfall estimates. they're looking good. livermore, one of the top spots at over .6 of rain. hopefully this will pan out. we'll keep you updated each and every day. a lot of people get outdoors for halloween, including mike inouye. how you doing? >> i'm doing all right. we're looking at traffic flow here and a nice flow of traffic approaching the bay bridge area. look at our maps down the east shore freeway, and 880.

nothing unexpected here. the bigger issues are over farther south. 880 south build from 238 past san mateo, dumbarton bridge. both south 880 coming off of the dumbarton bridge. i'm going to say two incidents slowing through fremont. south 680, we've been riddled with crashes. they're all around the shoulder, enough distraction to cause a big backup here. at share ton it was an easier -- all of these folks coming off of 84, looks like there might have been another crashs a you're coming um toward that merge. there are more issues coming out of the tri-valley. we're looking at a smooth drive

through palo alto. 101 here picking up the volume a bit. and in the south bay you're just starting that second build for 101 as well as 87 into downtown. >> mike, it's 6:51. clean-up is under way this morning after a fire at a yamaha repair shop in san jose destroyed 70 vehicles. nanette miranda is live at the scene. i understand firefighters faced some pretty big challenges with this one. >> very big challenges. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. the fire chief says they'll be looking at old electrical wiring inside this aging building. that's definitely something they'll look at. within minutes thick, black smoke could be seen pouring out of the cycle store on camden

avenue. the shop is -- by the time crews arrived, two-thirds of the building were already ungulfed in flames. they weren't easy to put out quickly because of two major obstacles. >> one, the building was very well secured, had bars on the windows. the other challenge was the cloest fire hydrant was so far away on this busy street of camden avenue that, it took a long time for us to lay line to get the water supply to the pumping engine. >> that fire hydrant was some 1,000 feet away. 50 firefighters in all responded to this two-alarmer. took about an hour and a half to knock the fire out. luckily no one was inside the building so no injuries were reported. >> thank you, nanette. >> people in one san jose neighborhood could find out in a local bar they say attracts

criminals -- a security guard was shot four times. he is expected to survive but the gunman is still on the loose. the city's attorney's office has a court hearing scheduled today to seek an injunction to close the bar as soon as possible. the city of san jose already said it's going to yank the bar's liquor permit in december. the owners have declined comment. >> i'm loving every second of this. i'm just trying to soak it in and join the moment. go giants. >> go giants is right. the orange and black are now just one win away from a third world series championship in just a five-year span. >> that's right, break out the foam fingers. a live look at san francisco this morning. all is quiet now but later this morning the giants will meet here for one last time before

catching a bus and they're headed to sfo. we are warming -- the giants clearly have the edge but they now have to go to kansas city for the next two games, if needed. >> reporter: the giants will be leaving at&t park within the next three to four hours, bound for kansas city for game six, which would be tomorrow night. if they do win, this t would be their third world series championship in just five years. the team has madison bumgarner for teeing them up into this position. last night here at at&t park the giants starting pitcher shut out the royals with a 5-0 victory, the world series first shutout with 11 years with madbum being

called one of the greatest world series pitchers ever. >> what he's done is nothing short of amazing. i don't know. i'm getting chills just being out here right now. for people to continue to talk about how good he's been, how good he's been. he goes out and throws a complete game shutout in the world series. it's unreal. >> it's tough pitching this time of year, pitching all year, spring training and now -- it's nice to come away with a win. >> the giants lead the royals 3-2 in this best of seven world series. tomorrow in kansas city again. game six. jake peavy expected to start for the orange and black. if this is anything like 2012 and 2010, we expect the giants to be leaving on those buses from at&t park at around 10:00 or 11:00 this morning. it's usually quite the ta-doo

giving them a good sendoff, a good hoorahs a they leave. >> and starting tomorrow morning, we'll have a reporter live at kauffman stadium. >> it's been a nice boost for you if you've been to the pump recently and seen that oil prices continuing to plunge. >> yeah, i think under $3 in one place in san jose. >> very happy news. there's no end in sight, too. latest predictions say oil and gas could fall through all of next year. saudi arabia saying it will continue their production despite falling prices.

and the brazilian president won another term, the second largest economy in the western hemisphere behind the u.s. mexico and canada not even close. and do watch shares of go pro. they continued to get hammered. down 9% friday and down today. they're still up since the first day of trading. and twitter reports profits after the closing bell. we'll talk about that tomorrow morning. >> maybe that represents a good buying opportunity for go pro. >> maybe. >> we're not experts. i'm certainly not. >> one final check of the day's top stories. new details this morning about the man accused of shooting and killing two northern california deputies. he has been deported two times. figures say he's a convicted drug dealer.

>> and police are looking for help finding the person who shot and killed this mother of four on her way home from the grocery store. her husband said there was some sort of confrontation. >> what's our week going to hold when it comes to the weather? >> it's going to be a little something for everybody. starting today perfect conditions. and then tomorrow we bring on the heat if you're someone who likes the 80s. we'll see a return of your 80s. and we're going to keep that climb going through mid week and then we get that rain on halloween. we'll have a weather report every 15 minutes throughout the "today" show. >> no fanny packs. >> no, but the sweater dress

could make a comeback. >> if it gets cooler. >> shoulder pads. >> smooth drive for most of your bay. nothing really unusual. 880 south and 238. we have crash at altamont parkway and the sunol area where we still have a crash clearing. looks like we're going to have a typical monday commute, maybe a little heavier early. folks want to get started with this week. >> we're anxious on a monday. >> it's the burst. this doesn't seem very fair. with game six in kansas city, hunter pence is getting pelted with parliament. >> he's really a good sport about it. fans taking to razzing the outfielder. this sign was posted on twitter by a fan. >> and this sign says "hunter pence thinks cow tipping is a

kind of gratuity." >> it started during a game against the mets earlier this season. it has seemed to grow and has a hash tag. >> if he keeps delivering the hits, we'll take it. >> go giants. good morning. breaking news. a 5-year-old boy being tested for ebola right now after being rushed to a new york city hospital with a fever overnight. this as a new jersey nurse is set to be released from quarantine after threatening to sue officials for being held despite testing negative for the virus. >> breaking overnight another young victim of that tragic school shooting in washington state has died. while the community holds emotional vigil and searches for answers. ready to flee, new evacuation warnings for residents on the big island of hawaii.