aloha. now we are on the same page. i always want to start conversations with aloha. you cannot say that without smiling first of all, were being transported to the sunny paradise. but most importantly you cannot say aloha without saying love. and during the east times divisiveness the darkness and hatred and bigotry surrounding us when we need to be surrounded by love. the deepest sense of the word i come to you with an open heart and respect with the recognition we are interconnected and whether i come from hawaii or you are from iowa how you choose to love or where you come from based on these common principles and values of our humanity. it's very easy for us to talk about and get angry and frustrated of destructive policies coming out of the white house to be sucked into a darkness when you turn on cable news. it is important to recognize also that there are people suffering in your communities that the challenges before us that that comes other opportunities because we know the only way to overcome those challenges is with the power of us of people standing toge

the honolulu harbor, past landmark of the aloha tower steamed the troopship.ision had been away a long time, and the welcome was -- well, just the sort of warm welcome hawaii is famous for. ♪ coming off the gangplank, them in run the gauntlet -- men run the gauntlet of friends on the pier. it is back home. the 25th division is composed of very renowned regimens. wolfhounds of the 27th infantry. 14th infantry regiment known as the golden dragons. ind the 35th infantry, the cact regiment. three battle toughened regiments at the heart of the fighting 25th, the pride of hawaii. the focal point of another aspect of island defense is magnificent palace. guardle of the national in the defense picture of the islands is spelled out. >> sir, everyone is familiar with the outstanding record of hawaii soldier. i understand hawaii has produced and has very fine peacetime soldiers. we have recruited to the level by law. we keep them training in peacetime for the eventuality of war. and gfantry air weapons uard also. nearly 100% attendance. they were highly prized by the arm

this is where comes to a aloha. this internet connectedness. when we think about who we love, my husband, abraham, i love him very much. [applause] [cheering] we think about our family. we think about our friends. we think about the people who we work with, the people who are in our communities, but when we realize i'm a we are reminded of the interconnectedness that we all have as people, then we brought in those who we are fighting for. we realize and remember there is no more force powerful than love. it is that love that motivates us to fight for our neighbor. to fight for our living wage. to make it so that people are working one full-time job are able to support their families and keep a roof over their head. it's love that motivates us to recognize that every single one of us who maybe sick or in need can get access to the care we need. [applause] this is something that you especially in iowa, dealing with an a really real way. why the kinds of leaders you elect have an impact on our everyday life. it is this love that motivates us to fi

. >> aloha. kalyna english -- hawaiian history is very unique. we were an independent monarchy, then a provisional government, then he republic, then a territory, and now a state. behind us is the first state capital of hawaii which was the royal palace. then it became the seat of the provisional government of hawaii , and then the seat of the territorial government. when hawaii became a state, we joined the union in 1959.

. >> aloha. kalyna english -- hawaiian history is very unique. we were an independent monarchy, then a provisional government, then he republic, then a territory, and now a state. behind us is the first state capital of hawaii which was the royal palace. then it became the seat of the provisional government of hawaii , and then the seat of the territorial government. when hawaii became a state, we joined the union in 1959. in 1959 to 1968, this was the state capitaol. the senate sat in the throne room. the representatives sat in the cafeteria. around the building were small add-ons for offices. this was the first state capitol. on the grounds are the pavilion on the front. on the other side where the kings and queens of hawaii were crowned, and today these used for the inauguration of our governor. our governor takes the oath of office in the coronation pavilion. we also have the military barracks on the palace grounds now. this was moved here when they built the new capital which we will be going to in a few minutes. they moved the barracks bric

voices of marginalized micronesians to be heard and a chance for others to hear truth in the land of aloha and the country of the free and the brave the truth of discrimination is real all right so that's all for to say but be sure to keep your comments coming and you can use twitter you to point out a zero dot com forward slash the strain and you can i will always see you on live by phone now. track. by track cool. for. long. walks of. scott. scott. going. to get his cats always. october on al jazeera. in a new season al-jazeera correspondent returns with more personal stories from our journalists from around the world. brazilians are getting ready for elections but the main presidential contender is barred from the polls as he serves time in jail for corruption. from the u.s. and beyond faultlines investigates the stories beyond the headlines after a three year delay afghanistan will finally hold its pollen and three elections but what direction the country takes with a new two part series the big picture examines the legacy of monaco duckies move and the effects of his demise october on

jalen johnson, aloha. 14-0 yuts. and ran for a buck 60. 45 yards and the touch. 41-0, utah. stanford comes roaring back in the third. michael wilson was down. tyler huntley -- how tuz he get away to throw this ball up? 57 yards. that seals the deal. 40-21. cal bears are trying to snap a 14-game streak at arizona. the third guy that started quarterback for cal breaks luce on a 25-yard touchdown. his second straight game of a td of 20 or more yards. and right up the gut, 23 yards at 107 rushing on the night. bears led 14-10 at the half. picked and he's going the other way. watch the ball get punched out right here by jeremiah hawkins up in the air. look what i found going for the touchdown. 17-10 wild cats and that play was huge. they turn it over in the fourth half -- and scotty young takes that back and goodnight, cal. arizona wins it 24-17 and cal's now lost 14 straight in the pac-12 on the road. down to colorado state. done the middle to hartley. here comes sparty. they're down 28-21. first play ensuing puswrgz. tips it to himself for the puck. san jose state in business.

it's aloha friday.ma has the perfect spot. >> he went to hawaii to check it out. >> this is incredible. i'm walking on a rock wall built 800 years ago. and for centuries has been essential to hawaiians and their way of life here. the wall surrounds the fish pond on oahu. i'm here to experience this vital piece of culture. i have questions and my guide has all the answers. what is the purpose of having this rock wall? what did they want to achieve back then? >> hawaiian fish are meant to farm fish. you you have to have a seessensi enclosed area. we can make sure some go and some stay. the rockwell is essentially the phelpsing. >> from science to history to theechnology of a traditional fish pond, it is easy to see sustainability has always been here. >> our ancestors lived off the land in harmony. they haar verified from the ocean but made sure some stayed in the ocean. we like to provide app outdoor activity. really the lessons that this place has to teach us in today's lifestyle. >> it's an eco culture

instead picked, jalen johnson, aloha. fourth and two, they're going for if, zach moss, who ran for a buck 60, 21-0, utah at stanford. cardinal come back, costello 26 yards for michael wilson, who is wide open, but he threw the two picks and they were costly. cardinal within six. tyler should have been sacked there, got this ball away to sampson akua. stanford loses for the second week in a row 40-21. how about the cal bears trying to snap a 13-game pac-12 road losing streak. brandsen mcelwain, third guy to start as quarterback for cal, and cal is down 10-7. just before the half, he does it again. he is the running quarterback. very tough to bring him down. 107 rushing yards. bears up 14-10. here's the craziest play in all of college football today. cal gets picked off by colin schooler, jeremiah lukens, great job to punch it out, about you it rounds right to aziz hurd. that was a big touchdowns. when you look at the final mcelwain threw for over 300 yards, but picked three sometimes. scotty young, pick six, seal the deal.

. -0, utes, stanford, you know they're going to throw the fa need tput some air underneath thn, aloha. 100 yards, 14-0 utes. the utah offense, fourth and two, they're going for it. zach moss, who ran for a buck 60, 21-0, utah at stanford. cardinal come back, costello 26 yards to michael wilson, who is wide open, but he threw the two picks and they were costly. cardinal within six. fourth quarter, now down nine, tyler should have been sacked there, got this ball away to sampson akua. 57 yards to the house. stanford loses for the second week in a row 40-21. how about the cal bears? trying to snap a 13-game pac-12 road losing streak. at arizona, down 10-0. brandon mcelwain, breaks lose up the gut, and cal is down 10-7. just before the half, he does it g rdnning quarterback.ouinhim wn here's the craziest play in all of college football on saturday. cal gets picked off by colin schooler. jeremiah hawkins, great job to punch it out, but it pounces right to aziz hurd. that was a big touchdown. when you look at the final mcelwain threw for over 300 yards, but picked three times. scotty young,

aloha. >> can you tell us what this is about? you are one of the senators that signed onto this letter, asserting that there is something in that statement about the previous fbi background investigations of judge kavanaugh which is inaccurate. >> one thing that twitter feed should never have even gotten out from the republican staff, and that particular item wasn't accurate, and that is all i can say about it. >> so the confidentiality of these fbi reports is understood and respected by both sides at this point. and -- >> certainly it wasn't respected by the republicans who let it out. >> so you're saying that the tweet was inappropriate in this case, because it was a characterization of those fbi reports, and they're not supposed to be publicly characterized. >> that's right. >> now that democrats have said as long as you're going to improperly characterize it, you better be accurate about it. are you prepared to go the next step and say what is inaccurate, if there was something about either alcohol abuse or inappropriate sexu

. >> aloha, channel 49, 53, 55, 54, hawaiian islands. part of the chinese aviation arsenal is the showing bj 44, the ag 600 and the y 20. i am particularly in hawaii, how do we preserve american aviation security against cross-border intellectual property theft from china given that china's cyberhacking centers are less than 5000 miles away from hawaii? >> great question. it is a concern for everyone. it is a question that has many tentacles and i can't speak to all the tentacles but industry within our program offices, there are many different things we are working on to protect whether it is hacking, cybersecurity, cyberprotection teams looking at our networks looking at the problem every day but i can tell you it is a problem that is not going to be easy to be solved and we have to keep pace with just as much. whether you are in hawaii, i came from hawaii last summer, would like to go back and see it sometime again. it is a problem that we have to keep pace with every jet or ship or weapon system we have, cybersecurity will be one of

it's aloha in the arctics. this polar paradise draws dare devils from around the world.rom los angeles. >> it's freezing cold but it's just so great to get such a world class wave. >> reporter: improved wet suits have made the coldest waters surfable. the spotlight turned north under an arctic sky. a film california surf photographer believed last year. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: arctic surfing in norway was born in the 1960s. marion francis's dad came up. >> they saw this and said, let's go surfing in the arctic. >> let's go make a board and surf. >> reporter: at first only a few locals took the plunge but 15 years ago marion and her husband decided to open the world's northernmost surfing school. >> even my own family thought we were crazy. >> reporter: now everyone's dropping in. there's 24 hour surfing under the midnight sun, a true endless summer and consistent waves all year round. you don't have to be a surfing pro to brave the arctic waters. even beginners can suit up and try to catch a wave. anyone could wade in, but hanging 10 in 38 degrees was way harder than

voices of marginalized micronesians to be heard and a chance for others to hear truth in the land of aloha and the country of the free and the brave the truth of discrimination is real all right so that's all for today but be sure to keep your comments coming and you can use twitter you tube and add a zero dot com forward slash the stray lake and i will always see you on line by finale. october on al-jazeera. in a new theory then i'll just hear a correspondent returns with more personal stories from our journalists from around the world. brazilians are getting ready for elections but the main presidential contender is barred from the polls as he serves time in jail for corruption. from the u.s. and beyond fault find investigate the story beyond the headlines after a three year delay afghanistan will finally hold its parliamentary elections but what direction the country takes with a new two part series the big picture examines the legacy of muhammad duckies and the effects of his demise october on al-jazeera the consequence of war. ventures and russia rules he served in the marine corps fo

. >> aloha. channel 49, 53, 54, 55 all hawaiian islands. can you give me -- my question tell me how philanthropy assists in the democratization of new and coming countries? >> i am sorry? susan: what did you say about soft power? >> soft power and philanthropy. can you speak on how that assists in the democratization of new countries? susan: maybe you can explain a little about where you are funded from. dan: yeah. so start with the funding maybe. our funding comes primarily from the state department, usaid and national endowment for democracy. congress appropriates funds as part of the foreign assistance bill. we compete for them. amongst ourselves and against others. you know, there is a great -- on the soft power question, there is a great focus in this town at the moment on american heart power, right? the economy is growing very strongly. unemployment is at its lowest in 50 years. the military budget is growing after beingcut by 25% between 2010 and 2016. however, if you look at a lot of the pressures on democracy around the world, it'

. >> aloha fromwa haii. >> i'm from western p.a. it's my 13th birthday.he "today" show. ♪ >> good morning. welcomeack to "today" on saturday morning. we havend peter ale along with dylan this morning. >> quiet week in washington. holy cow. historic on's >>> l get you up to date on the finalhoalf . we begin with the news. the upcoming vote later today on the brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. his confirmation all but a sure ehing after senators on friday said they would v yes. the trump administration is said to be celebrati the news. we hahave kelly o'donnell with more. >> reporter: the white house gets a legacy win if what goes as planned after three months with a raw and personal fight over the credibility and character brett kavanaugh. with protesters promising to keep fire through the m.terms next m the suspense is over, bgg the stle is not. through the night, senators mostly democrats, debated the future of the supreme court. >> not telling the truth about what he did. >> reporter: andouhet lines of sexual misconduct claims are heard. >> i believe

aloha. host: aloha. doing well. you?re caller: good. i want to state one thing, i do find a democracy sort of way. i don't regularly vote. i have not in the past. i am a sovereign hawaiian. i am a native. i am so happy to see that the isernment, the senate actually doing what it is supposed to do right now. for senator booker to have said harris said, for kamala to have done what she has done, and for our senator hirona to have stood up for women's rights, the disparity of people of color going to prison, health care, these sorts of things can i am really excited for america. i really am. it has been hard because i don't me -- why -- excuse the president doesn't come here to address us. we don't exist at all. host: when is the last time you were excited for america before now? [laughter] caller: i'm a rogue person. i've been a paralegal for 17 years. i have not seen the government working properly for the people. that is my take on it. i understand the law. i understand the processes. i am not understanding brett kavanaugh. i'm not unde

. >> aloha from hawaii. >> from the bay area. >> celebrating 23 years of friendship. >> mega millionstoday" show, pri priceless. >> that was good. >> adorable. welcome back to "today." we appreciate you hanging out with us on this tuesday morning. we're going to go outside in a little bit. >>> we have a busy morning. a lot to get to. let's get right to your news at 8:00. president trump is threatening to use as many troops as it takes to keep a migrant caravan from reaching the u.s. gabe gutierrez is there this morning. good morning. >> reporter: thousands of migrants are here and plan to take a day of rest today. the president is threatening to cut off foreign aid to all central american countries who let them pass as he ramped up his rhetoric ahead of the midterms. telling "usa today", they will send as many troops to the border as necessary. at a rally in houston, mr. trump use ed the caravan to energize s base. he was also tweeting this is a national emergency. this caravan is now 7,000 strong. the conditions are grueling. on monday, one person died after falling off of the back o

we will be talking about issues impacting the alone state all state all aloha weekend long. we will be with leo asuncion discussing affordable housing. we will be right back. >> the c-span bus is traveling across the country. we recently stopped in indianapolis. looking forward to the november midterm election, we are asking which party should control congress and why. party i want to take over congress is the democratic party. it is not just because i support the values of the democratic party, but i think the republican party has completely its responsibility to serve as a check and balance on the executive branch. in addition to legislation, the respondent -- responsibility of congress to be the check and balance and we have not seen that. we have seen a presidency run amok. >> if it changes in november, i would be impacted in several ways. i am a college student who is just now getting out of school soon and i will be entering the workforce. things like tax breaks for financial matters that will be decided across congress will directly affect me in my future success. als

caller: aloha. i just have to say [indiscernible] the supreme court is an independent branch. deals.ruck anthony is next from new york city. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i went to -- i think [indiscernible] congressthey enter the or other parts, -- as soon as they enter the congress, they forget about other people. they just care about themselves and their families. call.thanks for the this is from steve who tweets saying, i agree that the supreme court should be independent. i am more con -- i am more confident with roberts as chief justice. the cover story of time magazine, the wave makers. how the outrage got organized. a look at what impact it may have on the midterm elections. we are 16 days away. we will have live coverage of the results beginning 8:00 p.m. eastern time on november 6. we hope you turn into the speeches and the results. we still have well over two dozent debates -- two debates. it will continue this week including a debate tonight and massachusetts. -- tonight in massachusetts. elizabeth warren and her republican challenger. from ho

aloha. now we are on the same page. i always want to start conversations with aloha. you cannot say that without smiling first of all, were being transported to the sunny paradise. but most importantly