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. >> senator mazie hirono aloha. >> aloha. >> welcome to firing line. >> it's good to be with you. >> you are the first female senator elected from hawaii. the first asian-american woman in the united states senate and immigrant having been born in japan. you just published a powerful memoir entitled part of fire, and immigrant daughter's story dedicated to your 96 -year-old mother, who just passed away. >> yes. >> what is the most important lesson that you learned from your mother, that has guided you through your live in public service? >> i have three guiding principles i learned from my mother. one person can make a difference, as my mother change my life bringing me into this country. the second is half the battle showing up. i don't mean just physically showing up, but been determined about where you need to go. my mother stayed the course, determined to get us away and succeed in creating a better life for us. and the third is to take risk, get out of your comfort zone. >> the senate passed bipartisan legislation you sponsored. the covid-19 hate crimes act that works with the d

aloha. >> reporter: happy aloha friday, cecelia, from the aloha state.y. we will see some of her beautiful creations a little later. there's just more and more for visitors to do here and i wanted to show you some of the fun you can have in the 50th state. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: ahola, hawaii. from heavenly sunrises to the majestic turquoise water. but to see it all you might have to do something wild! from the air here at skyline zipline, you can see four different islands, all while scaring yourself silly. our guides are happy to get back to work because, well, who wouldn't want to call in their office? >> on the other side. >> reporter: even though all signs point to businesses re-opening, last year covid shut down a huge swath of hawaii's economy. the state's unemployment increase was the highest in the nation at one point. and for business owners like tobi of tobi shave ice, it was rough. >> friends and family that worked for big hotels and restaurants, everything was shuttered. everybody was on unemployment. >> reporter: but now shave ice is back too. so

say aloha to big flavor. transforming spam into an island delicacy. aapi heritage month celebration rolls on with hawaiian-style eats as we say, good morning, america. ♪ >>> welcome to "gma." i hope you're hungry. that's chef sheldon simeon joining us from the aloha state with two hawaiian style dishes that celebrate the island's culture. i've been craving spam. like i don't know why. it's just been on my mind. >> we're ready for it. >> craving spam? >> uh-huh. >> i've been thinking about it so i'm looking forward to actually getting to eat that. >> my in-laws are visiting from hawaii as we speak for the first time in a long time and they make all these dishes as well so get to compare. >> oh, delicious. >> mainly just get to eat it all. >> we have a lot to get to this morning starting with the mixed reaction to the cdc's new guidance saying those who are fully vaccinated no longer need to wear masks. >> the recommendation leading several states to announce they'll be dropping or changing their mask mandates, but businesses are split on how to move fo

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loreano gets all of this high, deep and aloha. a's without a holy toledo indeed. is going to the moon. a's ties it up 3-3. a's scored tied again at 5. and fly from soreano. good night, a's win it. >>> giants and red in cincci. baby's first game, maybe. probably. it was anthony desclofani's first game back against his old teams the reds and he dealing. alex blandino and desclofani goes 7 innings. alex dickerson. history made again tonight spencer turnball of detroit hits the sixth no hitter. they've already been no nod 5 times and it's just may. >>> can you get more star power than steph versus lebron in a play in game. play in. that's what we're goe zzling hot. led the team in scoring. the warriors under dogs but if curry goes off look out. >> i nobody thought we were even going to be in this position. people had it way way down in the standings after klay got hurt. there's already a lot of things we flipped on its head and we might as keep going. >> we look ate as a game 7 for sure. >> all of this started when we discovered the benefits of local, raw honey for ou

well >> first of all, good morning and aloha to everybody listening. i appreciate the time to be on. that this was a very important and very moving week. asian americans in our country have had a long and incredible history throughout our country of contribution, of sacrifice, of moving the generations forward, of contributing to the overall health and welfare of our country and yet, they have suffered from continuing discrimination, continuing hate up to and including violence and death. and certainly in my district, you pointed out, i have the highest asian american population of any of the 435 congressional districts, close to 80% of the folks that i represent have their heritage in asia and the pacific. and there are many in the country who share that heritage and the fact that we are continuing to see a discrimination and hatred and violence against a single community as a result of their ethnicity is absolutely unacceptable in this country. this bill was authored by my colleague, by senator -- from hawaii and this pass, in the house with my colle

aloha his fifth. kevin gosslin gets five. at the golden knights game, ut calnick gets one.is is crushed to center field. kyle lewis runs it down. would have tied the game easily. mariners end up winning 4-3. the a's have suddenly lost three straight. >>> jimmy garoppolo says he doesn't want to have a weird relationship with trey lance but come on it has to be a little awkward. working out with the guy who's drafted to take your job. the 49ers opened organized team activities to the media today. jimmy g. looks healthy. he's put the emotions of draft night in the past. >> when it initially happened there's a million emotions that go out throughout your head. you think of all the possible scenarios and things like that. i want to play football. i want to go out there and play the game, that's what i do. >> jimmy g is great. he swings that baby anl has a nice thought. i never get over that chin line. but you know we're feeling good about it. >> lakers-suns, anthony davis he left his mark for sure. ag said his own mission he was terrible. the lakers take control late. lebron add

loreano gets all of this high, deep and aloha. a's without a holy toledo indeed.is going to the moon. a's ties it up 3-3. a's scored tied again at 5. and fly from soreano. good night, a's win it. >>> giants and red in cincci. baby's first game, maybe. probably. it was anthony desclofani's first game back against his old teams the reds and he dealing. alex blandino and desclofani goes 7 innings. alex dickerson. history made again tonight spencer turnball of detroit hits the sixth no hitter. they've already been no nod 5 times and it's just may. >>> can you get more star power than steph versus lebron in a play in game. play in. that's what we're going to see last night. steph is sizzling hot. led the team in scoring. the warriors under dogs but if curry goes off look out. >> i nobody thought we were even going to be in this position. people had it way way down in the standings after klay got hurt. there's already a lot of things we flipped on its head and we might as keep going. >> we look ate as a game 7 for sure. sure. >> is your family ready for an emergency? yo

aloha his fifth. kevin gosslin gets five.the golden knights game, couture at the calnick gets one. this is crushed to center field. kyle lewis runs it down. would have tied the game easily. mariners end up winning 4-3. the a's have suddenly lost three straight. >>> jimmy garoppolo says he doesn't want to have a weird relationship with trey lance but come on it has to be a little awkward. working out with the guy who's drafted to take your job. the 49ers opened organized team activities to the media today. jimmy g. looks healthy. he's put the emotions of draft night in the past. >> when it initially happened there's a million emotions that go out throughout your head. you think of all the possible scenarios and things like that. i want to play football. i want to go out there and play the game, that's what i do. >> jimmy g is great. he swings that baby and still has a nice thought. i never get over that chin line. but you know we're feeling good about it. >> lakers-suns, anthony davis he left his mark for sure. ag said his own

. >> aloha from hawaii kai near honolulu, hawaii vicki liviakis kron 4 news. well, coming up in the next hour. it's a night for the warriors as a place is lee is the last shot to make the playoffs. >> we're live with more. plus, the dire drought across the bay. area's troubling news for people living in areas already devastated by wildfire. and a homicide investigation is underway after the body found at an east bay lake was identified. the latest details ahead in a live report. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at >> happy friday to you. i'm daria false. and i'm

still tied, bottom seven, austin slater high, deep and aloha means victory on an orange friday, 5-4 giantshow about the a's? great to see the coliseum drummers back doing their things, a's and rays and shawn n ma sean manaea was flat out dealing, but this game was tied at one apiece. fast forward to the ninth. seth brown goes downtown for his first walk-off homer, good- bye, game over, drive home safely and then bathe me in gatorade. a's win it, 2-1. >>> reds pitcher wade miley tossed the fourth no-hitter this young season, a 3-0 win over cleveland. miley struck out eight, the earliest in a calendar year we've seen four no-nos since 1917 and the second time the indians have been no hit this season. >>> to the shark tank, happy early, erik karlsson only six goals last year, this would be his seventh. sharks up 2-0 early on arizona, but once again this team just cannot hold a lead. phil kessel, his ninth of the year just against the sharks. the coyotes score five unanswered to win 5-2. >>> how about the quakes in salt lake trailing 1-nil, 83rd minute. what do you go to chris wondolowski. i h

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court said to the government that is living in an ivory tower people die from a lack of oxygen the aloha about high court in the state of altered with asia india as most populous but also one of its least developed where people are also dying because of shortages of hospital beds and oxygen but with the government the local government denies there are any shortages the i love how about high court said that it is a criminal act that deaths of people because of a lack of oxygen as a criminal act on the part of those who've been trusted to ensure its continuous supply. well australia's prime minister is resisting pressure to lift a temporary ban on flights from india saying it will continue for at least another 10 days as scott morrison says australia has already begun delivering humanitarian aid to india and he was concerned about the travel ban them to relations between the 2 countries to die the humanitarian support the very significant humanitarian support for india has already departed city. in the 100 oxygen concentrator this week we're going to deliver for them to the mosques the res

still tied, bottom seven, austin slater high, deep and aloha means victory on an orange friday, 5-4 giantsour final score. >>> how about the a's? great to see the coliseum drummers back doing their things, a's and rays and shawnan ma sean manaea was flat out dealing, but this game was tied at one apiece. fast forward to the ninth. seth brown goes downtown for his first walk-off homer, good- bye, game over, drive home safely and then bathe me in gatorade. a's win it, 2-1. >>> reds pitcher wade miley tossed the fourth no-hitter this young season, a 3-0 win over cleveland. miley struck out eight, the earliest in a calendar year 17the second time the indians have been no hit this season. >>> to the shark tank, happy early, erik karlsson only six goals last year, this would be his seventh. sharks up 2-0 early on arizona, but once again this team just cannot hold a lead. phil kessel, his ninth of the year just against the sharks. the coyotes score five unanswered to win 5-2. >>> how about the quakes in salt lake trailing 1-nil, 83rd minute. what do you go to chris wondolowski. >>> all right. tha

aloha. >>> every monday at this time we take a closer look at the coronavirus, the pandemic that began in late february, early march, now well into a year. today we want to focus on various treatments. joining us from mill burn, new jersey, is ed silverman, a columnist and senior writer for stat news. let's begin with treatments and therapeutics versus vaccines. outline the differences, if you could, please. >> hi, good morning. thanks for having me. so basically the therapeutics are -- these are monoclonal antibodies. and they're designed to mimic, restore, or enhance the body's immune system. the antibodies, rather, in the immune system. so it's really an artificial way of triggering the immune system to attack or help attack a disease. a vaccine stimulates the antibodies. so they're working in certain ways to -- in different ways, but ultimately to do something similar, which is get the body's antibodies moving toward a disease that needs to be fended off. >> let's look at the numbers. operational warp speed put in place by the trump administration. you can see the difference, court

. >> aloha from hawaii kai near honolulu, hawaii vicki liviakis kron 4 news.s looking for some great places to dine or to take out your neighborhood. you can use the camera on your phone to scan the qr code that see on your screen. it will take you directly to dine and dish web page. >> where you could submit your favorite restaurant to us to feature. hello hyundai. >> q, thank how do you to as well. we're looking at upper 70's. not quite the hawaiian forecasts both at the coast and inland. but, you know, upper 70's, lots of sunshine. you know, joy up the coast a little bit on the chilly side, you'll find out coming up in a bit. 4 zone forecast next. >> 7.43 this sunday morning. time for weather. it is time for a little weather now. >> dave, is it ok if people are sitting out on the patio right now a little chilly this morning. well, it's chilly this morning. but you know, this afternoon in those inland areas will be kind of, you know, been biting, if you will, a little bit there, but it will be a little chilly around the bay to can shaded areas. and if you're

. >> everyone, aloha. stay safe. it was a privilege to chat with you. >> hopefully we will do it in person one day. >> tonight we're honored to listen in on two career long champions of liberty. as they ponder the state of religious freedom domestically and globally. doctor tom forrest serves as president of the religious freedom institute , a nonprofit that works to advance religious freedom from everyone. as a source of individual human dignity and flourishing and as a source of political stability, economic development and international security. you bring to the issue of religious freedom years of research analysis and impact sas tom clark. doctor farr served for 20 years in the us army and the us foreign service. in 1999 he became the first director of the state departments office of international religious freedom . he subsequently directed the witherspoon institute international religious freedom earth task force. was a member of the chicago world affairs council's task force on religion in us foreign policy.

. >> aloha from hawaii kai near honolulu, hawaii vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >> love that we go to hawaiknow. can let's go boys somewhere anywhere. just go to the beach. we have warm weather here tomorrow, though. look that. some of them look forward to. we white us. that's true and will also bring in our just breeze. rodriguez with the war monday on past. yeah. road trip i think is in store for us, right. you guys, you know, figure out how to sell the bosses on this. i mean, we already dead road trip, beautiful weather. >> we've got the right guys. well, why we had go. got to do some work at some point. yeah. exact. that's a selling point. all right. well, of hawaii isn't on your destination about sierra. because that's a perfect staycation, especially during our recent pandemic. stormtracker 4, not tracking any showers in the bay area. and finally seeing some calmer drier conditions for those of you in this year and we're going to see some high clouds overhead and warmer temperatures as well. starting the warming trend today could see a few light showers for gray eagle. but for south l

>> caller: aloha, how are you? >> i'm good. how about you? had about a month ago suggested i buy an airline, any one and i did. i picked my favorite, hawaii holdings, hawaii airlines and it's up 37% since then and almost at prepandemic peak of $30. >> yeah, but it's a winner because we can go to hawaii and not worry about the craziness overseas that's why i like vegas, too it remains southwest air let's go to mike in california, mike >> caller: boo-yah thanks for having me on. >> thank you. >> caller: i got a stock that was a back to school reopening play it's up 190% since i joined it i'm wondering if i should ride it a little longer or ride off into the sunset after ringing the register part of the publishing can harper collins and closed the deal for $349 million. the stock is hmhc. >> i have to -- i can't cuff this one i have to do more work because from the old days, it's not the same company i'm sorry i'm not readily and on top of it but i have to come back let go to hugh in illinois. >> caller: thanks for having me on. >> glad you call

let's start with the latest information we received a local national daily called aloha has just reported about the international american and egyptian of a 4th that had been exerting to push for reaching a calmness in the coming hours are really important to to show all of these efforts are successful or not on the ground back to the field the israelis a few minutes ago they have destroyed completely a bank in the center. of gaza another fiji come right it's called the national and is living this bank has been destroyed and in the war of 2014 because the israelis accuse the bank of dealing with hamas or that hamas is bones this is this bank this is the latest on the on the other hand. we are receiving information from another israeli air strikes in the north and down south of the gaza strip the minister of health says that 65 palestinians has been have been killed including 15 children and 6 women the number of injuries is now more than 300 people. so far as my colleague hurry said the palestinian factions have been launching big barrage earlier big barrages of rockets towards. towards t

. >> everyone, aloha. stay safe. it was a privilege to chat with you. >> hopefully we will do it in person one day.

you know our next guest, of course,from "lost" and "hawaii five-0," but now he moves from the aloha stateimmy, jimmy, so good to see you, it's been a long time. >> jimmy: it has been a long time. can i tell you something? i know this is weird. but i think of you as an old friend, even though we really don't know each other. [ laughter ] i really do, because of "lost." [ cheers and applause ] do you still hear about that all the time? >> i do, i do. and by the way, i think of you as an old friend because you are literally in my house every night. >> jimmy: oh, thank you very much. where are you right now? >> i'm in toronto. i'm shooting, actually, the second season of "the hot zone." julianna, your previous guest, shot the first season. >> jimmy: how about that. >> following in her footsteps. >> jimmy: why is there a piece of drywall behind you, randomly placed? [ laughter ] >> i thought this would be super artistic. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it is, kind of. >> i'm staying in an apartment, i'm on location, it's not my house. i literally spent five minutes with your tech folks trying to figure

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interesting that slack has gotten better during this period so mark, who is in hawaii by the way, aloha the ohana - >> yes. >> but maybe this one is going to prove to be like the other acquisitions and i think salesforce, which the charitable trust has owned forever, which may be the paradigm of what you're looking for, the cloud stock that has gone all the way up and all the way down and valued on earnings, not sales and that's a rarity, the wood stock stocks >> and i think it was august, when they reported the blowout numbers and the stock went up 25% a day? >> yes >> and then mark's company is integral to what people are doing in order to be able to do better by the way, they were instrumental in at&t, the at&t, that close synergy with internet, and time-warner, and it turned out that remember, a lot of the things that stephenson, one of the things that was sold to us, the idea, they know more about the customer, they actually did know more about the customer, but in the end, david, it was towers, it was the need to be able to have spectrum. >> yes and the need, capital intensity, th

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first, aloha. may i ask you this question. i've been reading and trying to understand why the european union is taking such an apparent bold and innovative approach to the subject and we are so slow to respond. any thoughts? >> i don't -- in this country, we obviously value free speech above other values. i think that makes it harder to regulate an environment where the composition of what constitutes speech is a frankenstein monster that spins out blocks of information virally to people on a personalized basis. i don't think we have had a framework. to your earlier point, one of the quotes we reference is from e.l. wilson is the fundamental problems of humanity is we have medieval institutions and accelerating god-like technology. it's not meant as an insult to any governing body, but it's the challenge that you pose, how do we deal with the first derivative of these issues. we are still talking about mostly conversations we've had four years ago about the spread of misinformation. the rate and acceleration of new kinds of is

>> aloha, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, today it is with overwhelming pride that i rise to congratulation -- congratulate the 2021 ncaa men's vol reball national champions of the university of hawaii -- men's volleyball national champions of the university of hawaii. the rainbow warriors dominated brigham young university in a three-set sweep showcasing to the nation the qualities of a team hungry for a national championship only made possible through years of hard work, perseverance, grit, mental fortitude and sportsmanship. as a former rainbow warriors men's volleyball player and proud alumni, i know how much this victory means to the program and all of hawaii. so congratulations, head coach charlie wade, the coaching staff, the u.h. athletics programs, the players and most importantly, the best collegiate volleyball fans, supporters, boosters on the planet. hawaii is so proud of you. with that, i yield back. the speake

kahele: aloha, madam speaker. thank you to the gentleman from california for yielding me time. madam speaker, today i rise to speak in favor of house resolution 2878, the bipartisan native vetsuccess at tribal colleges and universities pilot program. which includes a bill that i co-led with my esteemed colleague from iowa's second congressional district, congresswoman miller-meeks. the vet tech enhancement act. in our army, navy, air force, marines and coast guard, our veterans and their families have sacrificed so much to protect our nation and keep our country whole. we owe them our thanks, we owe them our respect, but most importantly, we owe them our support as they transition back into civilian life once their service is over. the veteran employment through technical education courses, or vet tech is a five-year pilot program that allows eligible veterans to use g.i. bill-style benefits to attend innovative job training programs and prepare them for future employment in the technology industry. our bill would expand funding of this program for $ -- from $45 million to $90

. >> aloha from hawaii honolulu hawaii. vicki liviakis kron 4 news. all right.e back here in the studio. so we are always look dine get takeout in your neighborhood, you can use the camera on your phone to scan. >> this it's going to take you directly to the dine and dish web page where you can submit your favor us to feature and hopefully. it is oncgo back my not doing other. up next to protect and serve deficits on protects how a local police officer found himself all alone. >> with a burning car on a busy road and i'm at lying in the road saying his legs were broken have hear that story. also holding. accountable. yeah. police say they'vevideo pistol-whippg a deshar driver what we're learning about some teenagers who helped police with a pedo for everybody video of a burning car mountain view in an officer that inferno has a one guy lay on the ground. the other went to woraway from a busy 's. ella sogomonian is live in the studio with tstory l a. >> police respond. all kinds of calls from a minor fender to a person in distress in thisseofp heleras very humble