he comments on ongoing recovery efforts after the 2023 maui wildfires. governor green was first elected in 2022 after serving four years as lieutenant governor. it is 35 minutes. gov. green: first lady, lieutenant governor, madam speaker, senate president, chair, chief justice, colleagues, members of the cabinet, distinguished guests, all the people of hawaii, a loja -- aloha. jamie, i could not do this job without you. your support, thoughtful perspective, hard work, you are truly valuable to me. thank you on behalf of all the people of hawaii. i love you very much. [applause] sylvia, thank you for your tireless work to improve hawaii. specifically your efforts on early education and broadband technology. you are a great teammate and i truly appreciate you. nadine, i'm so excited for you to become our first woman speaker of the house. let's give her a crazy round of applause. [applause] you have already shown me you will help lead the house in a thoughtful way and bring your own style to the support leadership role. ron and kai we served in the senate t

i'd like to turn my attention now to the maui wildfire and our recovery. on august 8, 2023, wildfires swept across maui, claiming the lives of 102 of our beloved friends, neighbors, and family members. these fires, fueled by drought, fanned by hurricane-force winds, were an unprecedented tragedy for maui and for our entire state. since that date, the people of hawai'i have united in showing care and support for the survivors and their families. i want to take a moment right now to thank mayor bissen for being an incredible partner in the recovery effort. thank you, thank you. [applause] in the 17 months since the wildfire disaster, we've continued to lead the coalition of state, local, and federal agencies in an enormous effort to clear debris, which took just under year, to clear all the debris in residential and commercial areas, to restore infrastructure, build temporary and long-term housing and local schools. we supported survivors with food, housing, medical care and mental health resources and financial resources. they still struggle. a year ago we

[ukulele playing] ♪♪ visiting the beaches on maui is, of course, a must.e on the island, the fairmont kea lani has a traditional hawaiian outrigger canoe, where you can learn ancient techniques and traditions. [conch shell blows] [chanting] ♪ e ala e ♪ ♪ ka la i ka hikina ♪ ♪ i ka moana ♪ ♪ ka moana hohonu ♪ outrigger canoe is such a unique experience. what do you love about it? you know what? the--the canoe outrigger, it came from long time ago, so, like in the 1700s. before, when it first started, they made it out of a tree called koa, and they hauled it out, soak it in the ocean for months, and then to kill all the insects and then bring it out and then haul it back in. so, koa is a very expensive tree to get. to see a koa canoe, it costs over $100,000 now. so, it's a really unique material. it's very unique. it's very hard to get now, too. and what about, you know, the techniques, the traditions? what do you love sharing with people? it's once-in-a-lifetime experience because a lot of people, when they come here, they don't know what is an outrigger un

. >>> the explosion in maui at a popular resort. multiple injuries reported. >>> the pick change for the yankees. after five decades, what they will now allow. >>> the new honor tonight for a golden girl. it will have betty white fans celebrating. >> david: good evening. it's great stop you with us here. the major firing in los angeles after the california fires. also, a key decision just in involving the menendez brothers. >>> we begin with the murder case that made global headlines. accused ceo killer luigi mangione before the judge right here in new york city today. crowds of supporters outside. you could hear their cheers. mangione facing murder and terror charges for allegedly shooting and killing united healthcare ceo brian thompson. the surveillance video now seen by millions. the victim shot from behind outside the hilton hotel in manhattan leading to a manhunt across state lines. a crowd of supporters outside the courthouse, signs to free luigi. the case drawing attention in part drew to mangione's comments railing against

plus, chaos in paradise, the explosion that rocked a resort on maui. and lovely clear skies over san jose for your friday. but the anticipated weekend is here, and so is the warm up. how long wl it last?il f just after six last night at the whaler resort in maui. nine people were hurt. three of them were taken to the hospital with critical injuries. witnesses describe a chaotic scene. we were swimming down in the pool, down at the sheridan, and suddenly there was just like this huge, like, earth shattering, shaking boom. like you could tell it wasn't like a firework or something somebody planned. the cause of the explosion is still under investigation, but witnesses say it may have been started at a gas grill. the menendez brothers bid for freedom took a hard turn today. l.a. county's new district attorney spoke out publicly against their bid for a retrial, arguing that the evidence the brothers put forward of molestation at the hands of their father does not meet the legal standard for a self-defense killing. nbc's creutz has more. tonight, a major se

people in north carolina, the pacific palisades, maui, they could use a check right about now.reaucrats who were laid off could use the rebate. but this little senator, not so young sheldon, says giving americans back their own money is a crime. >> i would analogize this to a smash-and-grab robbery. speed is to your advantage when you are the smash-and-grab robbery. doing as much destruction as you can quickly is to your advantage when you are the smash-and-grab robbery. >> jesse: now they care about smash and grabs. shelly did the smash-and-grab himself. tax do you, said he would build roads and bridges here and then just gave juan a sex change in guatemala. joe biden ever campaigned on that. congress sent covid money to a school in california. they said screw hand sanitizers and new laptops, they spent or hundred grand renting out a major league baseball stadium for graduation. for social distancing may be, i don't know. there it is. angel stadium. these people don't care how hard you work to make that money, they will just waste it like that. no respect. >> if you ask me wha

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the case now goes back to a maui judge for next steps. the fire was the deadliest in the u.s.han a century. on wall street today, across-the-board gains to start the new week. the dow jones industrial average rebounded from last friday's worst loss in nearly four weeks, while the nasdaq shot up by almost a full percentage point. the s&p 500 also posted a solid gain. and eagles fans can keep riding the high from last night's super bowl victory all week long. the team's star quarterback, jalen hurts, enjoyed a day at walt disney world, and the birds will parade through philadelphia on friday, valentines day, to celebrate their landslide 44-20 win against the kansas city chiefs . >> your philadelphia eagles are super bowl champions! geoff: last night, watch parties across the city ended with cheers, even some tears, from elated fans who then poured into the streets in droves. it's the second time the eagles have taken home the lombardi trophy, denying the chiefs their chance at the first three-peat in nfl history. still to come on the news hour, the former acting secretary of hom

look at the fetch of moisture all the way to the hawaiian islands, where they had some flooding in mauid as we get in closer, you can see right now all the activity here. very light rain. little heavier there. just west of nevada. west of highway one. hercules and martinez. wet weather through walnut creek and then throughout san francisco in the east bay. not much going on into the south bay either. temperatures are much warmer. 52 right now in sonoma, 53 in danville with 54 in san jose. and as we look outside, very light rain out there. so light to moderate rain this morning, it gets going through about 10:00. and then from about 1030 to at least 130, we're looking at soaking rain, windy conditions. we get a break for much of the bay area after about 3 or 4:00, except the north bay where it will still be raining, and then looking at sunday, some more scattered showers and a much colder system. that's what we need for the snowpack late monday into tuesday. a winter weather advisory now and high snow levels above 6500ft. so here's a look at 9:00. you'll notice still some light rain, the

insurance companies cannot block a proposed $4 billion settlement related to the devastating 2023 mauie. the fire killed more than 100 people and destroyed thousands of homes and businesses. hawaiian electric and other entities blamed for causing the fire had agreed to the settlement. however, insurance companies opposed it because they wanted to preserve their right to sue these companies to recover money that they had already paid out to policyholders. the justice department is moving to drop the government's corruption case against new york city mayor eric adams. a judge would have to approve the move. adams last year was indicted on five counts including bribery. he pleaded not guilty. and crayola would like customers to wax nostalgic. the company is bringing eight of its former crayon colors out of retirement. that number eight is significant since the first box in 1903 had only eight colors in total. lemon yellow is the only returning entry from that first era. other hues brought back to light the imagination of young people for a limited time only: blizzard blue, magic mint, and

the case now goes back to a maui judge for next steps. the fire was the deadliest in the u.s.han a century. and, philadelphia eagles fans are flying high after last night's super bowl victory. ecstatic fans celebrated the eagles' landslide 40-22 win against the kansas city chiefs. >> your philadelphia eagles are super bowl champions! stephanie: last night, watch parties across the city ended with cheers, even some tears, from elated fans, who then poured into the streets in droves. it's the second time the eagles have taken home the lombardi trophy, denying the chiefs their chance at the first three-peat in nfl history. still to come on the "newshour", the ormer acting secretary of homeland security discusses the trump administration's immigration agenda. a look at how the courts may serve as a check on the trump presidency. and the insurance crisis laid bare by the la wildfires leaves victims wondering what's next. ♪ >> this is the pbs news hour from the david m. rubenstein studio at weta in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona s

star" says the hawaii supreme court cleared the way for a $4 billion settlement to proceed in the maui court ruled insurance companies can't bring their own legal action against those blamed for the fire. seven defendants accused of causing the fire including hawaiian electric agreed to pay the money to settle the claims filed by seven people. "the guardian" reports prosecutors began their case against the man accused of attacking salman rushdie by saying he came close to killing the acclaimed author. hadi matar faces attempted murder and assault charges in new york state. it happened while rushdie was about to give a lecture. he was seriously wounded and blinded in one eye. he said the words, free palestine when led into court yesterday. he faces up to 25 years if convicted. >>> description news reported kristi noem touted fema's recovery efforts in north carolina at the same time president trump suggested he would eliminate the agency. speaking in asheville saturday, noem said fema has resolved many of the cases. she says an additional 2,600 people have registered for assistance sinc

been running similar drills in la county over the last year, hoping to avoid scenarios like we saw in maui in 2023, where more than 100 people died. that's four times the death toll in la so far. to put it in perspective, that fire burned some 2100 acres. the la county fires have burned more than 40,000 acres. male: you've gotta go! hilda: in the wake of the lahaina fire, local officials received backlash for a chaotic response and for failing to properly warn residents to evacuate. joe: the wind speeds, the speed in which the fire, you know, comes, the communication confusion, the agency coordination, and that's exactly what evac was built to do was to help the agencies in those situations. hilda: in case of a power or service disruption, the app offers the option to download maps, but again, that would have to be done before the outage. la county contracted with the software app in 2022. unlike other apps, you can use this one during other emergencies like earthquakes, floods, and active shooter investigations. but as you know, information travels slow and technology fails. that's why fi

or the same ones who said your house just burned down in maui. oh, here's 750 bucks. crockett used to love checks. >> crap for them. dag on stimmy checks. that is my message, right? because, again, i just explained to you the co-equal branches of government. it was nancy pelosi who was running the house at the time, not maga mike, but nancy. it was nancy, right? you need to thank nancy. >> we had to print money to send out those checks with a doge. stimmy. we don't have to. it's a rebate check. they took it from you, and you're getting it back. people in north carolina, the pacific palisades, maui. they could use a check right about now. even the bureaucrats who were laid off could use the rebate. but this little senator, not so young sheldon says giving americans back their own money is a crime. >> i would analogize this to a smash and grab robbery, and speed is to your advantage when you're the smash and grab robber and doing as much destruction as you can quickly is to your advantage when you're the smash and grab robber. >> now they care about smash and grabs shel

now to hawaii, where seven people were hurt in a maui resort explosion.t to show you this webcam footage of the moment debris shoots from the condominiums on kaanapali beach around sunset last night. the video shows the explosion, and shortly after you can see people running to help. the victims ranged in age from 17 to 74. three suffered critical injuries. one had to be flown to an emergency room. an initial investigation shows the explosion may have involved liquefied petroleum gas, which is commonly found in barbecues. body camera video shows how a rescue team in colorado jumped into action this week. >> to shovel. on the end of iceland's red pack. >> a rescue team in summit county, colorado, used a shovel tuesday to dig out a person buried under snow. the skier got trapped for more than an hour after an avalanche at vail pass. rescue teams say the skier was freed with only minor injuries. and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast wrap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find a ar

home in marin county and managing the high end leisure and business travel accounts for the westin maui resort and spa. when she became pregnant for a second time. right when i found out that i was having twins, my doctor let me know because of the twin type that they were that it was extremely high risk. about two months into her pregnancy, lee says she notified her manager of the pregnancy and risk. lee recounts her manager suggested she self demote. she actually said on multiple occasions, it would be easier for you to take a step down. you know, we could create a job for you that would be easier. soon after, lee says she found out her manager was secretly interviewing for her possible replacement and eventually hired an interim replacement who stayed on after she returned. i felt like she was trying to hire my replacement before i even went out on leave. lee is now suing marriott international and its related entities for employment and pregnancy discrimination and retaliation. so in california, it's the fair employment and housing act, which has had pregnancy as a protected classif

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and these little towns are not even as big as maui county.hese are 500 people, 700 people, 2,000 people, 75 people. if the federal government doesn't come in and help folks like that through fema, then you're just leaving people really to fend for themselves. and over the last year these disa disasters keep getting worse and worse. i suppose we can pretend it's not climate change. even if you want to pretend it's not climate change, you have to concede that something is out there that is causing us to have more frequent and more severe disasters. so let's set aside the question of climate and what we ought to do about it. everybody knows my view and everybody knows your view. but the fact is we had about $150 billion worth of damage last year, and so i am not prepared to tell small states, small counties, little towns that they are on their own. but that's what project 2025 wants to do. mr. murphy: one of the things that's confusing for everybody, including us, about this moment is that it's not clear whether there is consistency or inconsist

the maui is meant to be the local share of running the ihs s program and the maui under state law grows at 4% a year every year it does not grow if caseload grows it goes up as caseload has been doing in san francisco it does go up if there is an increase in wage amounts and and you know there needs to be an increase in wage amounts over time so the ihs assembly will grow up because of the 4% inflation and as a result of any wage increases that we've agreed to and we are in the midst of a four year labor agreement with the with seiu 2015 which represents the ihs as independent providers. and so what's on this sheet is the wages that will be paid to i just as workers starting now in in january of 2025 and then going through to september of 26 these are the wage increases will be assimilating in our budget for the budget year and for the subsequent year and these are all in our agreement which was a 4 or 4 year agreement which ends in 2627 and then the staff have put in what the ihs s employee amounts will be in 2526 the budget year and 2627 the year after. and so you can see how the grow

meanwhile we have people in north carolina that are continuing to go without, as we do in hawaii, or mauie people in california, that is where the money should have gone thoughts where the american -- americans think their money is going to when they pay that taxes. >> trace: trump threatened tariffs against mexico, mexico agreed to send reinforcements to the board of the washington exam now writing the following quoting, trump's request for mexico to enhance border security, already paying dividends going on to say four days after it's implementation, authorities arrest of 139 people and seized over a kilograms of fentanyl according to reports, dozens of firearms and numerous other drugs, also seized as part of the operation including cocaine, heroin, marijuana and methamphetamine. the trump push for these tariffs and subsequent deal was already saving lives and that is the important thing. >> absolutely, i don't want any of our american people to forget, we have been losing over 100,000 people per year to fentanyl, not to mention methamphetamines, heroin, cocaine, all the other drugs, w

is not of money going to americans, this is not going to help the fire victims, this will not build maui this is money going out there. in 2023, they spent $68 billion. part of that they sent out 69 million -- condoms. that's of the democrats will think will destroy the country. >> sean: part of me is laughing, a part of me wants to cry. because that money was stolenka from our kids. all right, great to see both. or big news tonight from the ano white house, along with another major diplomatic win, the first criminal illegal aliens will flow to the detention center, and it soon there could be another destination for violent illegal immigrants and other criminals, el salvador. take a look. >> and the announcement thatare would allow potentially american citizens were criminals to be put into different countries, is that something you're looking to dot sou ar? >> president trump: i did not know the announced that he had about yes, we have hardenedrr ibcriminals, powerful people, yu see them pushing people into subways the train is coming last weeke hishin, seeing somebody wg for the trains

this is not going to build maui. this is money that's going out there in 2023, aid spent $68 billion. part of that was they sent out 69 million condoms. that's what aid is doing. and this is what the democrats think is just going to destroy the country. >> i constitutional. >> crisis is laughing, and a part of me wants to cry because that's money we're stealing from our kids. all right, katie and jason, good to see you both. thank you. all right, more big news tonight from the white house, along with another major diplomatic win today, the first criminal illegal aliens were flown to the detention center in gitmo. and soon there could be another destination for violent illegal immigrants and other criminals. el salvador, take a look. >> secretary rubio announced. >> the deal this week that would allow potentially american citizens for criminals to be put in a different country. is that something you're looking to do? >> no, i didn't know that he announced that yet. but if he did, that's fine. yeah, we have hard, harde

i knew win it comes to natural disasters i've seen this win it comes to fires for example maui.ad up it takes to rebuild means people have to live somewhere else temporarily. lives get built in places. is the sad reality to come back there was a chance the rest is i've seen stuff even about europe. at the end up in your. does that change your equation at all? the on the ground reality you can't live in gaza perhaps for ten years. >> spend too much time out here in dealing with the real world there's no way to compare the residence militia -- other talking about moving to plenty palestinian refugees to jordan, jordan already has a large population of palestinian refugees and in his pushed back to they have to have their own state part of the reality in the security problems that could entail so asked that that be extended to the cia as well. the entirety of the cia be offered a buyout. is that wise? >> well, part of this is the theater of it. all right. of saying we're going to reduce the government workforce, which, by the way, percentage wise, you're not making you're not savin

this happened during it we'll watching session off of the coast of maui. the captain lost all her boats in the line of fire and she recently got her business back up and running. she says 11 year-old macy loves. well watching has been waiting years for one to take interest in her. fast friends right there. there's still a lot of news together here on kron 4 is afternoon. i'm justine waldman, kron 4 for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. >> showing support today for the immigrant community business is here. joining others across the country. a day without immigrants and days af

lahaina, maui. >> president donald trump visited fire ravaged areas in the pacific palisades nine dayso signed an executive order directing the epa to remove all hazardous materials within 30 days. those materials include chemicals for pesticides, paint, and lithium ion batteries. >> a u.s. senate committee is scheduled to vote on tuesday on whether to advance robert kennedy jr's nomination to lead the department of health and human services. now, if confirmed, kennedy would run the department that oversees more than $3 trillion in health care spending, including agencies such as the food and drug administration. during his confirmation hearing last week, kennedy junior faced scrutiny from some senators about his past comments criticizing vaccines. the new department of efficiency has gained access to sensitive treasury data that does include social security and medicare customer payment systems. this move means the department, led by elon musk, could potentially access taxpayer data later on. doge has been assigned to slash the federal budget, budget and senate finance committee membe

lahaina, maui. >> president trump visited fire ravaged areas in the pacific palisades ten days ago and an executive order directing the epa to remove all hazardous materials within 30 days. those materials include chemicals for pesticides, paint, and lithium ion batteries. >> firefighters are working to help the la area recover from wildfires, were visited by dogs from a canine support nonprofit group. first responders at the noble creek center welcomed the respite from their round the clock duty on the fire lines. a catering company also teamed up with volunteers to help bring hot meals to hundreds of first responders. >> heroes. and they're not eating. they need to eat. so linda is an amazing cook and since then started a catering company. so when this whole devastating thing happened in los angeles, we thought we got to bring this back. and she started cooking all this food. and then it was three fire stations and then ten fire stations, and now 25 fire stations. >> i've lost count. >> friday's drop was at the altadena sheriff's station, where they served meals to firefighters, poli

and this is maui. special foot. wow. that's really cool. yeah. uses it to transform into his favorite animal. eagle, you know, and yes, our site and rain. but very cool stuff. and so much of that involved in tonight's production. disney on ice, magic of the stars. >> shows tonight at 6.30. and you can get your tickets where? dna all right. thanks for being with us this morning, guys. lot of fun out here later on. don't forget get those tickets now before they run out. back to you. all right, ali, it's going to such a cool got to be careful. will ding on those magic eye least the thank you, joey. >> i really take a break here in a 22. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a dozen people in san francisco woke up to find their windows smashed in on their cars will take a on their cars will take a closer look at what happened. [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ you gotta believe me when i tell ya ♪ ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ que rico ♪ ♪ yeah

they've had over three inches of rain per hour in parts of maui. so big problems there. but back home, as we take you into the bay area, you can see the heavier rain in the north bay. it has been light and scattered throughout much of the day. it is beginning to fill in light rain over into the east bay and you'll notice out towards the delta. now this is a warm system so snow levels are high. we do have a flash flood watch through sunday. we could see anywhere from 1 to 3in of rain in general, five inches at the highest elevations. e are looking at this level one tonight to kind of give us periods of rain, some downpours outside. you can see the raindrops on the lens and the golden gate bridge. not too bad right now, 40s and 50s outside, but there is fog, so visibility is reduced. in our inland valleys we have breezy winds that will continue and the rain throughout the evening commute. so we'll track it all for you and talk about big time snow in the mountains through next week and accumulating rainfall through next week as well. kristen. larry. >> thanks, lisa. she's a

even other fires in malibu, certainly lahaina, maui. >> now ten days ago, president trump went to seeravaged areas in pacific palisades, and he signed an executive order directing the epa to remove all hazardous materials within 30 days. those materials include chemicals for pesticides, paint, and lithium ion batteries. >> the survivors and heroes of the los angeles fires were center stage at the grammy awards last night. the biggest award went to an album that drew praise and controversy upon its release. >> the grammy goes to. cowboy cowboy carter. beyonce. >> beyonce took home album of the year for cowboy carter, which received very little play on country radio stations. it's the first time she's won album of the year. the award was given by a group of los angeles firefighters. through the ceremony, viewers were asked to donate to fire. >> survivors. and rebuild together. because we are la strong. >> the telecast raised more than $7 million for charities. other major winners. best new artist went to chapel road. record and song of the year went to kendrick lamar for not like us. >>

three reports about h5n1 that were in the pipeline, but instead we saw a report about the wildfires in maui and in los angeles. and that's the kind of data that will really help us make better informed choices. and so the biggest thing i want to see right now is transparency, communications, data reporting, better surveillance. all of these things are really lacking right now, and it's causing us to have a really slow response to this unprecedented outbreak. >> well, if you believe all those things are lacking now, what are your concerns or thoughts or what do you look forward to? if there is a vote of confirmation this coming week? robert f. kennedy jr. is nominated as secretary of health and human services. uh, what are your thoughts concerns about what's on the horizon? >> you know, the danger of having somebody like rfk jr.. at the head of hhs and industry, an agency that has an overseas workforce of over 80,000 people and a $1.7 trillion budget, the danger of this cannot be understated. we're talking about somebody who has a basic misunderstanding of the very thing he's trying to solve

. >>> several people were injured yesterday after an explosion at a resort in maui. that explosion is believed to have come from a gas grill. 7 people hurt. the exact cause of the blast still under investigation. >>> all 21 passengers injured in that delta airlines plane crash last week released from the hospital. the final passenger has been discharged. the plane was carrying 76 passengers and 4 crew members when it burst into flames and flipped upside down. miraculously everyone survived. the cause of that crash still under investigation. >>> it probably still feels like winter for most of you out there. it is cold out there but we have a sure sign that weather is right around the corner. spring training games are underway now. jesse kirsch is in tampa with the return of baseball. hey, jesse. >> reporter: hey, laura. good morning. i know it is a lot colder in new york right now, but it is 40 degrees in tampa, which means i'm wearing this glove to stay warm out there. want to give a shout out to cody for lending me his mitt so we can talk baseball once again. the ya

and maui. >> the pacific palisades area is going to reopen to the general public for the first time sincel be open to the general public. again you'll see crews at your sifting through the property to remove hazardous materials. they're also going to be more police officers in the area to try and keep this community safe. jon: what a job they have ahead of them, christina coleman thanks. jon: grammy awards tomorrow will feel a little different this year in the wake of the recent wildfires but many artists are performing or nominated for awards had to flee their homes. now that music community sees this event as a chance to bring unity back to the city. arthel neville spoke to some this impacted in southern california. >> it is the night music stars shine. they celebrate for days leading up to grammy night. this year's festivities will be condensed with a focus on unity and raising additional relief funds. also to honor the brave first responders. grammy week 2025 takes on a different tone with that major management company and bigger record labels canceling all grammy related parties and

but these are the big increases that the city will pay substantial increases to the to the ihs and maui in order to implement and so i think we've talked about this before but in negotiating the agreement with with seiu 2015 a great goal was for the union was to get to $25 an hour by the end of the contract. mayor we agreed that that was a good thing although it's backloaded to the end of the contract as you can see. so so the wages do get there before the end of the contract period. then in january there will be an additional increase in january of 27 there'll be an additional increase that will be largely funded by growth in the state minimum wage to the way the ihs wage works is when the state minimum wage grows it, it pushes up the wage of of ihs as independent providers in san francisco so the state will pay for the amount of the increase that is due to the minimum wage growth and then if if the wage doesn't cover the full $0.50 an hour then the city will pick up the rest of the cost. that's the last increase in this contract. so so those are the major pieces of that play into the

i keep the people of maui in my prayers. i know they're still struggling through the disaster that occurred about 18 months ago and hope we can work together. let me correct with all due respect the premise of your question. i objected to the planned parenthood receipt of covid relief loans because they did not fit the parameters of those speeded actually, you do know the ig said to the contrary position. all i'm asking is whether you can be there in the partial, a a very important position as you say. so just an affirmation that you can do so is what i'm asking. >> senator, i will faithfully uphold all of the laws and ethics rule. >> the thing is as a major with president trump, the laws that he likes of the ones he likes and the ones he doesn't like he considers them to be illegal but i will move on. as a senator yuko spotted the resolution recognizing brian sicknick the u.s. capitol police officer was brutally attacked during the january 6th insurrection and who later died. last week the president issued blanket pardons f

i keep the people of maui in my prayers. i know they are still struggling through the disaster that occurred about 18 months ago and i hope we can work together. let me correct about the premises of your question. i objected to the planned parenthood receipt of covid relief loans because they did not fit the parameters of the program -- senator hirono: you do know the ig said to the contrary position, so all i'm asking is if you can be impartial as sba administrator, a very important position, as you said. just an affirmation that you could do so is what i'm asking. ms. loeffler: i will faithfully uphold all of the laws and ethics rules. senator hirono: as i say, with president trump, the laws that he likes on the laws that he likes, and the laws that he does not like, he deems illegal but i will move on. you cosponsored legislation recognizing the u.s. capitol police officer who was brutally attacked during the january 6 insurrection and who later died. last week, the president issued like it pardons for the january 6 insur

after seasons in maui and sicily, this time the drama will unfold in thailand.e week, you will be an entirely different person. >> reporter: this third installment of the beloved hbo series brings another season of drama, depth, and deception. this time to thailand. >> welcome to "the white lotus" in thailand. >> reporter: the ensemble cast includes a new round of one percenters checking into the luxury resort. >> this place is clutch. >> i did my research. >> reporter: including parker posey and jason isaacs, a wealthy couple with southern drawls as big as their secrets. >> i'm from the south, so i couldn't wait to get my hands on a southern woman. and i love southern women. they're so passionate and funny. playing this woman was a blast. >> he works for his father. they love it. it's tim's dream. >> how wonderful for you. >> reporter: some fans are still mourning the loss of jennifer coolidge's character in the first two seasons, some are already saying victoria bears a resemblance. >> she's delulu. what does it mean? delusional and loony at the same time, rig

that was made by the city and redevelopment agency that they would maintain at least two employees on mauicity and to make sure that at least there's always two employees to work on the clp program and that they would try to track many of the displaced residents and businesses that work did not start again until our clp committee demanded that that work started which is why we got the contract with links approved to do the search during the process of doing that search one of the things that became an ire of me specifically as a commissioner was that we asked for an exhaustive search that did not happen. we only did a search for i believe it was 3 to 6000 names at that time. it did not include the full number or full list that we had available of clp holders. we were told that some of the records that the that that the city had on file were either incomplete and or that we should just start with little sample sizes of the list and then move from there because that contract needed to move forward and we wanted to start on the work. we said okay we would start with this small portion but tha

but we have a lot of slow traffic approaching a crash southbound 880 at maui that is backed up out ofheadlines. >> happening now. hundreds of alameda county court workers have walked off the job in a county wide strike that stems from a contract disagreement going back to last year. >> ktvu jesse gary live in the hayward hayward hall of justice with the latest on that. jesse. >> guys good morning to you. and union workers have put their strike message on signs which they're carrying behind me and also on pieces of paper. they say this impasse is compromising the criminal justice system. the alameda county superior court officials have also put a response out about this strike. we'll get to that in just a second. let's take a look at our video. a little bit of the back story as this impasse started when the last contract ended december 31st weeks of negotiations over workload and pay did not produce a breakthrough. union workers point to three areas that created the impasse first, pervasive understaffing. they say 1 in 5 positions has not been filled. second, workers say they're being

i keep the people of maui in my prayers and still struggling through the disaster that occurred 18 months we can work together but let me correct with all due respect both premise of your question. i object today the planned parenthood receipt of covid relief loans because they did not fit the parameters. >> actually you do know that the ig said to the contrary position. so all i'm asking whether you can be fair and impartial and being the administrator of sba is a very important position as you say, so many small businesses throughout the country so just simple affirmation that you can do so is what i'm asking. >> senator, i will faithfully uphold all of the laws and ethicsjo rules. >> well, the thing is as i mentioned with president trump, the laws that he likes are the ones he likes and the ones he doesn't lake, he considers them to be illegal but i will move on. as a senator, you cosponsored the resolution recognize ryan zicnic attacked during resurrection and later died as a result. last week the president issued blanket partners for the januars enclouding those responsible for attac

lahaina, maui. >> president trump went to the fire ravaged areas in pacific palisades ten days ago.ned an executive order directing the epa to remove all hazardous materials within 30 days. those materials include chemicals for pesticides, paint and lithium ion batteries. >> the grammys went on as planned in los angeles, despite concerns that they would be canceled because of the wildfires. >> it was the biggest night of the music industry. it was transformed into a time to spotlight the city and the wildlife. wildfire relief and recovery efforts. reporter ashley dvorkin tells us more. >> the 67th annual grammy award, honoring music of the past year while raising support for those affected by the l.a. wildfires. >> it's often said that in the darkest times, the best of humanity shines through, and the people of los angeles right now are a perfect example of that. >> host trevor noah opened by sharing how the telecast would honor the resilience of the city of los angeles. donations were encouraged throughout the show to the music cares fire relief fund. >> we will recover and rebuild