honolulu's elevated railway looks a lot like the bay area.tch of rail will run ten miles, connecting suburban areas of honolulu with aloha stadium in central oahu. the entire 20 mile mass transit system will not be completed until 2031. all right, andre, time is 817. right back to sal castaneda. it's been relatively quiet traffic wise on this monday morning. it has. you know, fellows have driven oahu and it definitely is very slow. i was thinking, well, you know, i could probably have work here as traffic reporter in oahu because of the traffic. all right. let's talk about the bay area traffic on 80 westbound in richmond. there's a little slowing, but for the most part, today is lighter than usual because juneteenth is a federal and state holiday. and a lot of people do have the day off. you can see traffic is okay on the san mateo bridge and in the south bay. so right now, we have a pretty good commute going on everywhere. let me show you the bay bridge and then you'll know that we do have a very light commute. there's not a lot going on her

the honolulu emergency medical center said first responders transported them into a hospital where he later died. >> it's tragic to see these things. reporter: as if this could not be worse, all of britney and stephen's belongings were stolen. the thieves took their cell phones, wallets, money, clothing. they even stole their car rental. >> that's overwhelming. you question that person as a human being. reporter: friends were not ready to comment on camera but described him as nothing short as an amazing person. abc 7 reached out to honolulu police for an update on the couple's personal belongings taken during such a devastating time. an employee from a dive shop released this statement describing the beach where this happened. electric beaches are truly popular with locals and has become a popular spot for tourists. everything depends on the conditions in the day. it tends to be a great spot for beginners. lauren martinez, abc 7 news. ama: in the east bay, the shuttered holy names university campus has a new owner. the chronicle reports a real estate firm bought it in plans on findin

the honolulu emergency medical center said first responders transported them into a hospital where heer died. >> it's tragic to see these things. reporter: as if this could not be worse, all of britney and stephen's belongings were stolen. the thieves took their cell phones, wallets, money, clothing. they even stole their car rental. >> that's overwhelming. you question that person as a human being. reporter: friends were not ready to comment on camera but described him as nothing short as an amazing person. abc 7 reached out to honolulu police for an update on the couple's personal belongings taken during such a devastating time. an employee from a dive shop released this statement describing the beach where this happened. electric beaches are truly popular with locals and has become a popular spot for tourists. everything depends on the conditions in the day. it tends to be a great spot for beginners. lauren martinez, abc 7 news. ama: in the east bay, the shuttered holy names university campus has a new owner. the chronicle reports a real estate firm bought it in plans on finding ne

i hate to stay at like, speed inside story the let's bring it all guess way in honolulu, hawaii show my face a full and military contract doing all of the multiple mastery in copenhagen. so can mccloud a member of the you in working group on the use of medicine, race and the washington dc. and john left a fox group expert with focused on conflict in africa. well, welcome to all of our guests on inside story. a lot of the basis to, to hit on this particular program that's just begin with the fact shown if i can come to you 1st, honolulu. and we started seem to show that the best reason could be more dangerous and more lethal militarily and politically. the one might imagine bit of a wake up coal, really, isn't it? 12 feet as it is. i mean, it certainly shows the risks of relying on private for us to do your bidding, especially a mass like the wagner group. but we can't forget that mercer is of the 2nd oldest profession. they are very hard to control. they can be very fickle. what we saw over the past weekend is this is not new in history. so i think the problem also is, is that world

honolulu has elevated railway looks a lot like the bart system here in the bay area.he first stretch of the rail will run ten miles, connecting the suburban areas of honolulu with aloha stadium in central oahu. the entire 20 mile mass transit system won't be completed until 2031. all right. so the number of homes for sale in the bay area has now fallen to its lowest level in 20 years. and the real estate company compass found that the low number of new listings during the past year has helped keep prices in the bay area. among the highest in the nation. you can't win if you're looking to buy a house there, and it's a research found that trend will likely continue, fueled by mortgage rates that have more than doubled since the beginning of 2022. so it sounds like if you want to sell your house, you're not going to sell it right now because you might not make as much money as you possibly could. so people are keeping people want to hold on to those super low interest rates. if you have if you moved already, if you have like you have a 2.5 interest rate, you're not in a

do you feel isolated from politics in washington out there in honolulu?g channels do try to cover it. our local news does make mention of what happens either on c-span or the bigger news programs. but having a direct impact, we are very blessed to be here in hawaii because we are a small state that is very conscientious of the fact of how indebted we are to these united states. we have everything sent to us or brought to us and so we are, we care very deeply. we happened to be a democratic state, but it's getting a little bit more even and i'm okay with that. >> host: appreciate your time this evening. kelly in honolulu. up next is phyllis and phyllis is in gastonia, north carolina. please go ahead and make your comment. >> caller: i am a republican and i'm definitely a trump supporter. >> host: okay what do you think about the indictment or the arraignment today of president trump on 37 counts? >> i'm very sad about it. very sad. i think it's a witchhunt. i think the democrats are finding all the negativity that they can find instead of looking at all th

the honolulu emergency services said first responders transported the man to a hospital where he died. >> it is tragic to see these circumstances. reporter: a gofundme page identified the man. it reads, as if this cannot be worse, all of their belongings were stolen. the thieves took their cell phones, wallets, money, clothing , they even stole their car rental. >> it is unreal. you question that person as a human being. reporter: friends were not ready to comment on camera but described him as nothing short of an amazing person. abc 7 reached out to honolulu police for an update on the couple's personal belongings taken during a devastating time. an employee from the dive shop released this statement describing the beach where it happened. in the south, lauren martinez, abc7news. liz: very sad story. the shuttered holy names campus has a new owner. a real estate firm bought it and plans on finding new tenants to use it for academic purposes. it closed last month citing declining enrollment and financial problems brought on by the pandemic. it called the open hills location home since

in oahu, 30 minutes outside of honolulu, the asking price of this home is over $1 million.price simply is not affordable for many native hawaiians. most of the folks that really want to stay, they always want to build their own families within the culture of hawaiian. it's just going to be a, you know, living paycheck to paycheck. and it's a very hard lifestyle. most of the native hawaiians looking to move to vegas are first time buyers hoping to give their kids and their parent s a better life. hawaii is the most expensive state to live in. in the united states. the cost of living is 86% higher than the national average. with the cost of housing and astounding 207% higher than the national average . we don't want any outmigration. we need our young people to stay. we're working on economic development. we're working on making hawaii the most diverse place in the world , which it is actually. it's just too expensive for many people. aloha. welcome to the anahola marketplace. kipu kaichou. wally is chair of the sovereign council of hawaiian homestead association on the islan

the honolulu emergency medical services said first responders transported the man to a hospital where he later died. >> it is tragic to see the circumstances. lauren: take gofundme page identify the man as stephen phan. "as if this cannot be worse, all of their belongings were stolen. the thieves took their cell phones, wallets, money, clothing. they even stole their car rental." >> it is unreal. you question that person as a human being. lauren: friends were not ready to comment but described phan as nothing short of an amazing person. abc 7 reached out the honolulu police for an update on the couple's personal belongings taken during such a devastating time. an employee from erin's dive shop released a statement describing the beach where this happened. "electric beach is extremely popular with locals and has become a popular spot for tourists. every thing depends on the conditions and the day. it tends to be a great spot for beginners." lauren martinez, abc 7 news. liz: university campus has a new owner. the chronicle reports real estate firm bought it and plans on finding new tena

the honolulu emergency medical services first responders transport of the man to a hospital where he later died. >> it is tragic to see the circumstances. >> a gofundme page identify the man as stephen phan, it reads, as if this cannot be worse, all of britney and stephen's belongings were stolen. the thieves took their cell phones, wallets, money, clothing, even stole their car rental. >> that is just unreal. you question that person as a human being. >> friends were not ready to comment on camera but described phan as nothing short of an amazing person. abc 7 reached out to honolulu police for an update on the couple's personal belongings taken during such a devastating time. an employee from aaron's dive shop released this statement describing the beach where this happened. electric beach is extreme he popular with locals and has become a popular spot for tourists. everything depends on the conditions and the day. it tends to be a great spot for beginners. in the south bay, lauren martinez, abc7news. liz: university campus open has a new owner. the chronicle reports a real estate

denver international came in third and honolulu is at number four. >>> smoke from the canadian wildfireske the low-lying smoke that triggered hazardous air quality alerts in the u.s., that smoke has reached europe and seems to be hanging higher in the air. still, that smoke over in europe has likely to be noticed by people who view the sunrise or sunset. the wildfires burned through eastern and western canada. they have released a record 160 million tons of carbon. >>> back at home, much different scene. we've had some pretty nice days. >> and, you know, i've been seeing the pictures on social media of people in st. louis and chicago and, you know, wisconsin this morning dealing with really bad air quality. that's where they are having to limit their time outside. we take a look at some of that air quality, where it's concentrated, coming down from canada and affecting passes of the east. at home, we've had some nice fresh air. it's been pretty good to have that, as well as the cooler temperatures. things are about to heat up. the seven-day forecast will be coming up at the bottom of the

honolulu beat it out. in all three cities, that $250,000 salary only amounts to about $82,000. report says the california cities that made the list is largely due to the state's high income tax. also housing. according to lawn love, a yard care business, out of the ten most expensive areas for renters, four are in california, three in southern california. that includes thousand oaks, san diego, and the los angeles metro area. napa also made the list at number 7. new york city, the tri-state area ranked the most expensive on that list. >>> a shocking sight during a pop star's concert. up next, what someone threw at the performer and hit her in the face that sent her to the hospital right in the middle of the concert. >>> some scary moments onstage for pop star bebe rexha. it happened during a concert in manhattan. this was last night. the singer performing when someone in the audience, for some reason, thought it would be a good idea to throw a phone at her. it hit her in the face. she fell to her knees after the phone hit her. the concert ended. the medical team came out. they

in honolulu, hawaii, sean mcfate, former military contractor and author of the modern mercenary.n copenhagen, sorcha macleod, a member of the u.n. working group on the use of mercenaries. and in washington, d.c., john lechner, a wagner group expert with focus on conflict in africa. a warm welcome to all of our guests on "inside story." a lot of bases to hit on this particular program. let's just begin with the facts. sean, if i can come to you first. recent events seem to show that mercenaries can be more dangerous and more lethal militarily and politically than one might imagine. a bit of a wake-up call, isn't it, to world leaders? sean: it is. and it certainly shows the risks of relying on private force to do your bidding, especially en mass, like the wagner group. but we cannot forget that mercenaries are the second oldest profession. they are very hard to control. they can be very fickle. what we saw over the past weekend is not new in history. the problem also is that world leaders up to a point have generally seen mercenaries as cheap hollywood villains, and that is not tru

>>tulsi: honolulu is watching the long awaited railda transiyst system in a few days. 136 percent overes it is 11 years delayed and a portion they are opening only goes 10 miles to drop people off in the middle of nowhere next to a stadium that is tornld down.t [laughter] in the community just found out after all of thithers money and all this time there will be no bathrooms at any point. people are wondering what do i do? where do i have to do it? charles: there are noo bathrooms? >>tulsi: they are encouraging elderly people to ride this. cars[laughter] it is a real problem. greg: none of this rail stuff ever ends up.t the rail system. let it go. it igos dead.n >> it will not be donebe until 2031. who knows how much more they will waste on it. greg: even better. david quick. >> se a i chose a different story. it is about a guy who steals dead bodies. i'm i did not read the entire article.oa [laughter] i amdl sketching broadly. greg: i heard the story. it is in boston, harvard. >> my on the matter night school. [laughter]es the morgue manager was sellingd bodiesus that they would use f

they're in honolulu right now, and they're just waiting to be moved from hawaii to manhattan in order to go before a judge as this criminal case gets underway. this is part of the us is ongoing effort to try to stop the trafficking of fentanyl into the united states. which of course has been a very deadly component of the open to a crisis that has gripped many parts of the us for the better part of a decade. and what's been the chinese reaction to these obligations as well? the chinese government's reaction has been what you would expect to be a to be from anyone who's on the defendant side. they're calling this a case of entrapment. and they're saying that the us would rather focus on what is happening in china or in mexico or in any other country rather than dealing with the problems of drug addiction inside the united states itself. and so they are suggesting not just that this is entrapment, but this perhaps might be the argument for uh, letting these people go. however, it is going to be a rather high bar for whoever is presenting the defense in federal court. because the us is v

examples in the united states where people have been sentenced to low sentences come in 2022 a woman in honoluluawaii was sentenced to only 30 months in prison, i believe that was actually three months in prison, and in 2021 there was another case where somebody was another case where somebody was sentenced to 30 months in prison. israel time on the menu donald trump? —— is jailtime. i don't think... i think this case may be resolved to not include jail case may be resolved to not includejail time, case may be resolved to not includejailtime, but case may be resolved to not includejail time, but it is certainly possible. the us law allows it. is certainly possible. the us law allows it. , ., allows it. is the department of 'ustice allows it. is the department of justice therefore _ allows it. is the department of justice therefore in _ allows it. is the department of justice therefore in your - allows it. is the department of justice therefore in your view i justice therefore in your view being deliberately politicised here? i being deliberately politicised here? ~' , ., being deliberately polit

we spoke to two people, one of them had a layover at sfo, goes coming from honolulu.e is still trying to find his suitcase. you can imagine the frustration that comes with that. we are seeing tweets. physical we go to our twitter tag board, these are pictures people are putting up on social media. you can see a line of people trying to get assistance, figure out what power that they can get from the united desk there. you can see they counted about 500 people. there is a photo of the suitcases that yocan see here that we have been showing you. people are posting photos. somebody else who has been talking about their experience saying they arrived at sfo at 2:00 a.m. and found it packed as well as saw people sleeping on the ground. again, this is what a lot of people are experiencing this morning. we are seeing it here. i mentioned i talked to someone here and we will talk to another passenger and you will hear from them in the 6:00 a.m. hour. >> what a mess. just seeing all that luggage, i can't imagine going through that. >> yeah. >> if you are getting up early and h

the city and county of honolulu is launching the rail transit system in a few days.s $12 billion. >> not bad. democrats. >> in 11 years delayed and the portion that they are opening only goes 10 miles and will drop people off. kind of in the middle of nowhere next to a stadium being torn down and it's really old. and the community found out there will be no bathrooms at any station or any points along this expected 10,000 people to ride it a day, what do i gotta do? >> greg: where do i gotta do it. >> being upset about the bathroom, there is none. >> so you have people, they are encouraging elderly people to go ride this, people don't have cars. it's a real problem. >> greg: that is amazing. money of this rail stuff ends up the way they promise it. you know, it's crazy. >> it's horrible. >> greg: the rail system, let it go, it's dead. >> it's not going to be done until 2031. >> greg: even better. >> who knows how much more they'll waste on it after that. >> greg: all right. david. clean us up. >> i chose a little bit of a different -- this is about a guy who steals d

we have got more adorable animals for you tonight, there' video of a dioxin name honolulu can't get enoughners leaf lower was captured whirls? on her instagram account. and, at the chester zoo in england new monkey born on may 16th, critically endanger if fewer than 5,000 remaining in their natural habitat on an indonesian island. they say this baby monkey will help boost conservation efforts and if you want to boost our viral videos as american cities deal with crime diverting money into dealing with mental illnes fred could county, illinois is finding success in combining mental health care with maintaining enforcement levels. here is the senior corresponden mike tobin. >> what's going on, what's goin on? >> frequent call for police response as a person has eight mental health meltdown. they are calling for counselors to respond believing the counselor will be better skille at de-escalation price, but a counselor lacks the skills as the meltdown becomes violent. the county is trying to solve the problem with technology as common as an ipad. >> treatment response team, thi is nicole. >> w

first job, baskin-robbins in honolulu, hawaii. secretly i was convinced i would be an nba player, but i had no hops. my favorite job was being president of the united states. favorite way to relax after a long day at work, a cold martini and sitting outside if it is nice and chatting with my wife. >> now, laura, do we actually believe that he considers that relaxing? i'm not gonna get into it. he and michelle have produced the netflix show with obama exploring the lives of american workers. this is like king charles hosting a documentary on welfare recipients. you know, obama and workers. what is next? chuck norris on the lives of drag queens? they have nothing in common. >> i think we are seeing way too much of all these people. he's becoming like, you know, meghan and harry. it is too much. we get it. haven't you heard enough? didn't we do that in the obama diaries, raymond? didn't we cover all that? >> they have the netflix deal, laura. >> that's right. as long as we're talking about a fish out of water thing, disney's new live

. >> so why will for you ask why it's the name of uncle wilford who worked as a bartender in honolulu back in the day. and as they say here wine country, cheers, aloha and >> i'm in napa. vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. you have a tough job. yeah, i know. but you know, we were talking about there's another place in petaluma food to keep our they're just hope. and i think april. check it out. yeah. there's a part of pirate room where you pay with gold doubloons. not real gold doubloons. well. >> no, you can make their real drinks and real yeah, yeah. they're all following the grand at its everybody. references go trader vic's in emeryville. yes, people love to i don't know what it is feel like you're in hawaii is fantasy. >> stanford women, we're in a win or go home state today at the softball world series. next up in sports, jason is going to show us just how they are gloves did the talking are gloves did the talking today against alabama. in the ss one grocery store will stop at nothing to make sure you save more on the brands you love. starring produce, and...... you... as the super sa

denver international comes in third, while honolulu is at four. >>> planning a summer vacation certainlyg task and for some it's the least favorite part of taking a vacation. but artificial intelligence can help. >> google has a few ai tools to help you out. google's chatbot can create an itinerary for your trip, suggestions of what to do. another helpful tool is called search generative and this is an experience which uses ai to expand on a regular google search. >> let's say you've planned your itinerary and you're going for a weekend away in new orleans and you're trying to figure out which restaurant is best to go to. you can use it to compare two different restaurants and figure out, this one might be more family friendly, this one might be more seafood heavy. >> think about this. if you're traveling to another country, google lens can help as a pocket translator. all you have to do is click the camera icon on the google search bar and you can snap a picture of the menu in italian and it will figure out what you're ordering for lunch. >> my daughter is going to japan on exchange and

and a live look at honolulu, one of the big stories there tonight from khon, the kilauea volcano putting on a show with the latest eruption. foicialtion expect tens of thousands of visitors each day to catch a glimpse of the event from the many lookouts at hawaii's volcano national park. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ i don't know where i'm going to go ♪ when the volcano blows ♪ now my girl quickly said to me (vo) this is sadie. she's on verizon, and she has the new myplan where she gets exactly what she wants and only pays for what she needs. she picks only the perks she wants and saves on every one! all with an incredible new iphone. act now and get iphone 14 pro on us when you switch. it's your verizon. [♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. oh booking.com, ♪ i'm going to somewhere, an

houston george bush airport came in second with around 32% of flights followed by denver airport honolulu airport and has a full with 27% flights delayed. the list comes airports across the country are now seen significant flight delays. some of those delays are happening at sfo. pretty bad storms on the east coast on the reason for all the chaos even seen passengers say they have been bouncing around there waiting a different airport, just trying to get connections to finally arrive at their destination. >> yesterday i was supposed to fly of the mat for it to international airport here to san francisco and they repeatedly to leave my flight to the point that they rebooked me for today. and here i am in and they've delayed in my flight repeatedly and now they have canceled my flight. simon to jane line, trying to figure out what i'm going to do. >> since saturday, united airlines canceled 2300 flights. number keeps going up. addition, the carry a reports nearly 39% of its flights have been delayed. well, a popular podcast app founded in san francisco will be gone as of august series x him

he's 24 years old from honolulu, hawaii.s freshman and sophomore seasons at cal, where he was one of their best players before transferring to ohio state for his junior and senior season. in all, suing. started 124 games in college. it's super exciting, you know, just just being able to be in an area that i'm familiar with. i grew up i grew up here pretty much, you know, and going from a high school kid, you know, having those two years in my belt and, you know, adulthood, i'm kind of on my own. but yeah, just being in the bay, it's just a great place. is beautiful, you know? i love everything about it. i all right. one hazard of being a reporter drunk fans, invading your live shot. check this out. the biggest fans of joining the lesson i did night fall into the night. no. oh, i got to be. don't want to be right. yeah, she's not having it. that's samantha rivera, cbs miami. given some guy the heisman and she's doing it with a smile on her face. didn't really even break stride. yeah, i'm giving her. i'm giving her an a-plus,

in 1932, amelia will fly the atlantic and 1935 ad, wanted to fly solo honolulu to oakland, california. it's a common flight today but at the time flying a single engine plane alone across that stretch of ocean was very dangerous and many men had gone to see over that stretch never to be found again. they gave amelia a 50/50 chance and she does of course. ... this a luis had a folksy charm about her and spoke with a bit of a country twang and she told amelia in this letter and i'm quoting here she says darn your hide i can your hands. some day you have to tell me why you do things like this. in this letter luis goes on to tell her friend amelia that she wished amelia would rest on her laurels and then prophetically luis tells her you're worth more alive than dead. this is two and a half years before amelia will go missing and another dangerous ocean trip. and you know the same is true of amelia. they had a bit more complicated friendship. maybe each of us has had this kind of friendship and in our lives where we understand someone and we appreciate them but we are also competing agains

she wants to fly the pacific solo flying from honolulu to oakland, california. now this is a flight some of you might have made of course a very common flight today. but at the time flying a single engine plane all alone across that stretch of ocean was very dangerous indeed many men had gone missing over that stretch never to be found again. and aviation officials gave amelia about a 50/50 chance of making it. she does of course, you know and and when she lands at oakland 10,000 people are waiting at the airfield having waited all night not knowing when she might arrive. not knowing, you know her timeline or her itinerary. no one was live tweeting anything at the time. and when she does land amelia receives accolades from around the world. but not from her friend louise stadium. that week louise who's back home in arkansas. writes amelia a letter and and louise had a very specific kind of way of speaking a sort of folksy charm about her. and and spoke with a little of a country twang. and she told a million this letter and i'm quoting here. she said dawn your h

that flight was headed to honolulu and it did land safely back at lax. fire crews responded on the tarmac. there's still no word this afternoon on exactly what caused the smoke or if there were any injuries. renewed efforts to handle the millions of visitors making their way to lake tahoe each year. stay with us. we'll have a live discussion about the detailed plan to bolster the community and preserve the environment. anna merriweather it looks like a bit of a cooldown headed our way for your thursday forecast. the low clouds offshore will gradually increase overnight and maybe some drizzle as well. we'll have e up te ♪ when you start a business you put everything into it. hackers know that small business owners are busy. they don't always have time for cybersecurity, which makes them vulnerable to cyberattacks. ♪ -that's why the google tools they use every day are secure by default and why small businesses across the country are enrolling in google's cybersecurity workshop to learn the basics of cyberdefense. ♪ you built it, we'll help you defend it! ♪

and tour in honolulu.aii, making sure you don't miss a thing. tripadvisor says it's ideal for first-time visitors who have a limited time. all right. coming up in the next hour of kron, morning news. >> president biden is getting ready to leave the bay area after spending the last few days fundraising and discussing different topics. key to his presidential campaign will talk more about that. we're live with a recap of his trip that florida governor ron desantis is criticizing the state of san francisco where live to explain why he says the downfall of the city is due to policies in place. and repeat crime force in an east bay business owner stopped accepting cash and his business. why he says going cast. will protect his business and employees will lowe's knows you never come in for just one thing. so we've got to know a lot of things about a lot of things. like which mower makes the cut. the mulch that finishes the look. and picking a color that pops. you got this. we got you. looking for a bladder leak

inspecting some troops, saw a woman he knew who was the daughter, his wife's tennis partner back in honolulu. and he said, denby, what are you doing here? she said, i'm covering the war. how long have you been here? a few nights. he goes back to psychoanalysis, going on. women do not cover the battlefield and the suits of the defense department called them down. they came up with a solution, a temporary solution to say, okay women can cover the battlefield just like the and that's history. and from then on, next war, desert storm women went as staff correspondents. and with medium. and so here i am. i'm a grateful grateful cultural example. that's fantastic. and when secretary rumsfeld was making his first trip into kabul early december 2001, he tried to call the pentagon press pool, and one of his categories was, women reporters who had children. and of course, they just revolted and everybody flew into kabul with them. but that mindset lasted until june 2000. right. thank you. one of the signature cultural elements of a war is the end of the war. when the veterans come home and i know we'v

secrt job, baskin robbins in honolulu, hawaii, but secretlyar ,i was convinced i'd be an nbaha player had no hobbies. my favoritno e job was being president of the united states . my favorite job, perk ai.r forck one , favorite way to relax after a long day of work, i hold martini sitting outside of. it's nicwith me chatting with mv wife. >> nowat h, laura , do we actually believe that he considers that relaxing? i'm not going to get intveo. w but he and michelle havea produced the netflix show with obama exploring the lives of american workers. this wouldrkers. be like king charles hosting a documentary on welfare recipients, obama and workers. what's next? chuck norris on the lives of drag queens.e ar i mean, these two things havemuo nothing in common. . i think we're seeing way too much of all these people. he's becoming like meghan har had harry. it's too much like we get it,? but it's all too much. haven't you heard enough?didn't i mean, didn't w we do that in the obama diaries, raymond? didn't we alread y cover all that? i'm pretty sure. all right. right. as yeah, that's right.f

she was to fly the pacific solo flight from honolulu to oakland, california.this is a flight some of you mightto have made a very common flight today. but atll the time fly in a singe while plane all alone across that stretch of ocean was very dangerous. indeed many men had gone missing over that stretch never to be found again. aviation officials gave and millie about a 50/50 chance of making it. she does of course. and when she lands at oakland 10,000 people are waiting at the airfield having waited all night not knowing when she might arrive. not knowing her timeline or her itinerary. no one was life tweeting anything at the time. when she doesn't land amelia receives accolades from around the world but not from her friend louise. that week louise who is back home in arkansas writes amelia a letter. and louise had a very specific kind of way of speaking. kind of ad folksy charm about her. and spoke with the little bit of a country twang. she told amelia in this letter and quoting here she says daunt your hide i could spank your pants. some date you have to

. >> so why will for you ask why it's the name of vocal wilford who worked as a bartender in honolulum in napa. vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. all right. looks like a great time. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, new details on the on-campus stabbing that happened at san mateo high school. mateo high school. >> stay w "look at this skin, baby. she is glowing. she is 1 of 1." with new olay hyaluronic body wash 95% of women had visibly-better skin. "my skin is so much more moisturized." see the difference with olay. your bug spray should take out bugs, not keep out people. unlike other sprays that stick around, zevo goes from kill to clean in just seconds, plus it's safe for use around people and pets. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. >> all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. start off this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave spahr. you're in the weather center with the latest on day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and some some summertime. it is going on here for today, although it's not going to be

host: let's go to hawaii, honolulu. go ahead. caller: good morning. you cannot trust the system but i believe these elected officials -- it is crazy how we elect these people but they have their own agenda. i still believe the election can be trusted. host: and what is the major reason for that? caller: we do have honest people that help to run the elections. like that woman and her daughter, the one that trump just threw their name out? we have honest people that try their best. i believe that. host: thanks for weighing in. louisiana, republican line. go ahead. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. i believe -- i don't know. i don't really trust the political system. first of all, i might sound crazy, but i'm just a common citizen. i'm a united states citizen and i value my citizenship. first of all, i believe we should not have any parties, no republican party, no democratic party, no communist party, none of that. no delegate votes. why should one small group of people like delaware control such a large number of people in the electoral syste

host: on the independent line calling from honolulu is jason. am going to age myself an age you too. i hope you remember this. i watched you speak and doing a great speech. thank you for your words about president obama. he attended -- you were speaking no more than two miles from his high school. i think you. you came into the democrat stronghold of hawaii to speak. that was a cool thing and you are a conservative back then. i thought that was great. guest: do you remember the best part of that outdoor gathering where people were tossing frisbees? there was the guy protesting my appearance dressed in a ku klux klan outfit? you remember that? caller: i didn't see that. that is low class. guest: that was funny. host: what was your question? caller: if there was one thing you could change about conservatism, what is it, and a loja. thank you. guest: we have to go back to william buckley junior, an ideal man and policy man. we have so many comments and debates about wokeness and disney and corporations and the rest. we need to get back to actual th

host: on the independent line calling from honolulu is jason. am going to age myself an age you too. i hope you remember this. i watched you speak and doing a great speech. thank you for your words about president obama. he attended -- you were speaking no more than two miles from his high school. i think you. you came into the democrat stronghold of hawaii to speak. that was a cool thing and you are a conservative back then. i thought that was great. guest: do you remember the best part of that outdoor gathering where people were tossing frisbees? there was the guy protesting my appearance dressed in a ku klux klan outfit? you remember that? caller: i didn't see that. that is low class. guest: that was funny. host: what was your question? caller: if there was one thing you could change about conservatism, what is it, and a loja. thank you. guest: we have to go back to william buckley junior, an ideal man and policy man. we have so many comments and debates about wokeness and disney and corporations and the rest. we need to get back to actual th

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." >> "drowning" tells the story of that flight, a flight from honolulu to san francisco that crasheseoff. the passengers immediately evacuate until an explosion forces those who didn't get out in time to close the doors. it's too late. the plane floods and sinks with 12 people trapped inside, including a father and his 11-year-old daughter. so now their only hope at survival lies with an elite rescue team on the surface led by her mother and his soon-to-be ex-wife. >> wow. >> i'm intrigued that she's got her pitches down. i think she's got the pitches down. she should be in the room, by the way, publisher. the book is "drowning, the rescue of flight 1421." it's available now. >> so exciting. >> t.j. newman, thank you. it's great to meet you. thank you for coming on the show. congratulations. >> thank you so much. and thank you for having me on. and thank you for being so lovely on that flight. it's always nice when you meet people of note that you've respected and admired from afar and they're just as lovely as what you think they are. >> thank god. >>> okay, up next -- thank you, t.

that's the official moment that woke officially jumped the shark and put fonzi on skis in honolulu. >nstallment of brand up, brand down. i can't wait. >> david, any final thoughts? >> well, you know, you talk about this and it reminds me of something you were talking about earlier, and that's the red sox and the yankees. the red sox don't score enough runs. the yankees score enough runs. they win the games. biden is scoring runs. >> there you go. columnist for the daily beast, david ropfkof. still ahead on "morning joe," the federal grand jury hearing evidence about donald trump's handling of classified documents is set to meet again this week. we'll have that new reporting and what it could mean for the former president. >>> plus, how an obscure voting tool could convince republicans to vote for democrats. newsweek editor at large tom rogers, joining us to explain that ahead. >>> later this morning, actor james marsden, look at the latest project "jury duty" a documentary-style comedy series. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. ♪♪ i'm your overly competitive brother.