the democratic party of hawaii. chief justice richardson passed away on june 21 of this year and he was one of hawaii's most influential figures. he played an integral role in shaping hawaii's politics and legal landscape. for myself and family personally, he touched myself and my wife as my wife is a graduate of the william s. richardson school of law and i taught at the law school that bears his name. chief justice richardson was born on december 22, 1919 and referred to himself as just a local boy from hawaii. he graduated from university of hawaii and attended law school at the university of crin cincinnati. he volunteered and served in the u.s. army. he saw combat as a platoon leader and later inducted into the infantry officer candidates' school hall of fame. he returned to hawaii and played a key role in promoting statehood and in 1959, chief justice richardson was one of the most prominent figures that deserves thanks from all of us on hawaii becoming a state. chief justice richardson was lieutenant governor

now life's a beach unless you're homeless and live in hawaii leaders in the island state are considering a new plan to help battle the homeless problem there and they've decided a one way ticket to the mainland might be their best option seen in recent years the homeless have all been flocking to hawaii and why not it's warm year round and the state has some of the best social services to help those in need and census figures from january found that there were nearly forty two hundred homeless people on the island of oahu which is about an increase of fifteen percent from the same time last year now state leaders see the homeless as a threat to tourism hawaii's number one industry obviously and i mean who wants to see people down on their luck while they're laying on the beach and enjoying a pina colada right so a lot of makers are debating offering each homeless person one way ticket off the island the plan would only send homeless people back to the mainland if they actually had a family who was willing to take them in and we're going to say the program would cost a lot less money to w

. >> so what happened in hawaii didn't really stay in hawaii, did it? [ laughter ] >> reporter: these are not the three i would pick to have tatoos. but they got apparently pretty wild over there. >> you never know. and what do you leave for a tip by the way if we can be so inquisitive? >> i didn't even think about that. oh, my gosh. kind of hard thing to live up to isn't it? you want to go in on something, allen? >> time share? >> i'll see what i can do. >> mike sugerman, thank you. >>> he is eating burgers and they are getting trips to hawaii. >> i'm clean, completely clean, no tatoos. probably not a bad idea to head to the tropics if you could. our temperatures have been cooler than normal around the bay area but we haven't seen this for a while a little sunshine at the coastline and courtesy of an area of low pressure spinning off the coastline helping to mix out some low clouds and the fog today because it has been socked in out toward the beaches for some time. over san jose we are looking good right now. some clear skies lots of sunshine there, t

glow sticks are synonymous with the buyer dancing from hawaii. they did a great job with those close sticks. -- with those glow stick. i am going to serve as your mc. the first rule of thumb i get to ask of all of you is please turn off your cell phones. we would really appreciate it if you could check right now to see that yourself bones are on silent mode are completely off. -- that your cell phones are completely off or on silent mode. we have some great performances coming up. they deserve your attention. we ask you the favor to check your phones right now. i am delighted to have been asked to serve as your mc today. i am from hawaii, third generation. i am all about asia/pacific. it is so important to me. i know it is to all of you. to start us off right away, i want to say please welcome a wonderful performer. she will give up her heart and soul. she is going to sing our national anthem. would you please give a warm welcome. [applause] >> ♪ oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last g leam

guest: that is interesting, coming from hawaii.e welcome our legislative colleagues from that state. it was very interesting to know, listening to her, that the tea party word, word of mouth, activism, grassroots is all the hawaiianhe great hall in aisl isles. it sounds like even if she is not yet officially a member, she has listened and paid attention. the most telling thing she revealed, from her perspective in hawaii, the tea party activists, organization is not resist. is the limit did government, fiscal responsibility, liberty -- the limited government -- and abiding by the constitution. host: we have spent much of the morning talking about the immigration law of arizona, and the federal judge's decision to enjoin key provisions of it. i'm sure you have talked about immigration policy and the tea party caucus? guest: with the tea party activists we have talked with, and in organizing our caucus in the house last week, we have not had an opportunity to discuss illegal immigration issues. we do have and immigration reform caucu

. >>> six gay couples are suing the state of hawaii seeking the same benefits as married couples. they're not necessarily fighting over the titles of marriage or civil union. the governor vetoed a same-sex civil unions measure earlier this month. >>> taxpayers won't be paying for the supersized salaries of a small town administrators at least not for the time being. the state's public employee retirement agency is going to withhold the pensions for three administrators from bell until the attorney general's investigation is done. investigator are looking into whether the city broke any laws in paying huge six-figure salaries to the former city administrator, the police chief and assistant city manager. all three resigned last week. >>> mother nature helping firefighters battle against a wildfire burning in kern county. hundreds of people near tehachapi are still forced from their homes. right now the wildfire is about 25% contained but it has burned about 1400 acres, nearly 2.2 square miles, and between 25 and 40 buildings have been destroyed. it's kind of a big range of buildings

hawaii is the number one producer of pineapple. and it's also a symbol of hospitality. a chopped pineapple right here, red onions. those go in. cilantro. and jalapeÑo. if you like it spicy, leave them in. if not, throw those out. those go if. a little lime juice and salt. stir that up. you stir that up and i'll slice the pork. >> tell us what we have for dessert? >> i know you're excited about that. the dessert is a sundae it's over here, banana bread and coconut ice cream and a little hot fudge sauce. >> bananas, coconut, hot sauce. >> toasted coconut to go along with that. >> it's the perfect is summer vacation. >> a mai tai. this has rum, grenadin. >> we'll have more on our website. [ female announcer ] jobs leaving. a budget disaster. california on the brink. jerry brown's plan? you run for office and the assumption is, oh, i know what to do. you don't. i didn't have a plan for california. [ female announcer ] with our state in crisis, we need a governor with a plan. you need a real plan, something i'll acknowledge i did not have. [ female announcer ] jerry brown. n

hawaii has no warnings in effect. they say no pacific wide tsunami is examine expected to reach the west coast of the u.s. or here. >> no oil is leaking in the gulf. bp have extended testing on the cap through this afternoon. they want to see if it can stay permanently sealed. >> this 80-ton cork called the stacking cap. late yesterday in a statement, admiral thad allen the u.s. government and bp allowed for the integrity test to continue another 24 hours. bp has hinted it could keep it sealed for weeks. >> there is no evidence that we lack integrity in the well. >> scientists had feared the pressure of shutting that oil in could rupture the cement casing. that is not happening. >> as long as its holding the pressure that is building inside of it, that is a very good sign. >> yet the government may ask bp to open the valve in the stacking cap to begin capturing the oil and siphoning up to ships on the surface getting one very important piece of information, the amount of oil that has been leaking. >> they can get a go

wind surfers come from hawaii, brazil, france and australia. one of the champions lives in sydney and says longevity is one of the keys to winning. so is staying fit. >> this is probably better than i'm in my 20s this is strategy, tactics. and just sail your own race. don't crash. there is good advice. and there is pros and amateurs and this isn't about -- it's about trophy and glowery. and your name in history books. >> and so it's breezy out there. >> yes. >> thank you. >> and there is a sea breeze slashing just a little bit today. there is a marine layer that is shallower. up to 20 miles per hour. outside there is a light breeze. there is gusts up to 35 miles per hour there. is a live picture there is a shallow layer of lou lowe clouds there. is another perspective. there is flag blowing there in the foreground. quiet here. there is a tropical storm. there is a newly formed tropical storm. bonny. winds 40 miles per hour. it's tracking northwest at 14. on this track, it's expected to continue to move by weekend. and making land fall around 11

victor flew in from hawaii. provided the shipping free from shanghai along with a lot of the management and paperwork. stand up, victor. they did an excellent job. [sirens] the torso was too big to fit in the container. they put it at the top of the ship. it was wrapped in red. i like to think of the buddha guarding the journey of this ship across the pacific. thank you so much, victor. [applause] i also want to thank the hus for giving us the expertise of their staff. scott. they didn't say ok, we will do this for you for free, but they actually had their staff work with us on a daly basis and help us really project manage the details and logistics and the complications of exporting a work of this scale and complexity. would you please stand as well diana, leslie and scott? i couldn't have done it without your expertise and guidance. we are total novices at bringing 30,000 pounds of a copper and bronze sculpture from shanghai. thank you so much. [applause] now that we had the shipping and the export taken care

steve jobs came from hawaii to speak with reporters, analysts. he said the criticism has done him and laughed at the fact it was an antenna problem. he did take the criticism on the chin. he said the next time, it will be a better product, but he said it was still an industry problem that the industry has to sell. he thinks that apple will get their first. >> thank you very much. venezuela has rejected allegations that they are harboring rebel leaders. they call this a desperate attempt to undermine a return to diplomatic relations. they recalled their ambassadors form -- from consultations. columbia said they had detailed evidence of rubble -- colombia said they had detailed evidence of rebel groups inside venezuelan. on thursday, amnesty international said north korea was failing to meet the most basic health needs of its people and its hospitals were barely functioning. today, the secretary general said that it was largely based on anecdotal evidence. it is one of the biggest crackdown on illegal gambling asia has ever seen, busting organized

[applause] we have seen a defeated in hawaii. and we will see harry reid defeated here in nevada in november. [applause] before i windup, i want to do one more thing. because it's important. and the national chairman and i get to do this. if you are a college republican, a teenage republican or young republican, please stand up. please stand up. [applause] i'm the chairman, stay standing. i did not say sit. i see some young bloods over here. if you are a college republican, a young republican are teenage republican, stand up. now was not the time to be shy. i want you to know you are already empowered to leading. you cannot have to ask for anybody's permission to do what you do to help the party grow, expand, and reach new voters and reach your generation. folks, you are not looking at the future of the party, this is the rightere and right now. these young men and women right here are our voice and we need to make sure they are empowered to go well and deliver a new message about a new party and a new day. [applause] empower the

it has new challenges for the research center has been able to simulate a hawaii complex mission on earth, collecting rocks with three different robots. a world first. >> it is vital but we continue our work and make these technologies -- that we continue our work and make these technologies operational. >> to that purpose, the research center now houses its own artificial moon to rain. there, scientists hope to take robot technology even further and keep bremen a leader in an artificial intelligence. >> one of the milestones of space travel is when neil armstrong became the first man to step foot on the moon in 1969. space exploration captured the imagination of ordinary people, well funded by government and during the cold war sparked an intense space race between the u.s. and soviet union. but now budgets for space programs are shrinking from impacting long-running projects and new ones like nasa's plans for a moon base. >> it was one of nasa's boss a grand vision, a permanent outpost on the moon, a launching point -- pat for mars and beyond. but this year the ambitious project was put

her combined ancestory a chinese mother from hong kong and japanese father from hawaii gave her a unique asspect much the language of threads, dreaming water and others. please, help me welcome gale sukiama. [applause] >> so that means if you have read the book you will not be buying the book? [laughter]. i'm always feel a little embarrassed because i looked back and i kept think thanksgiving book was published in 1993 who wants to hear about it now? i feel honored that we call it those in the know or good friends of mine call at this time energizer bunny. it's the book that somehow kept going all these yeersz. i will tell you up front it was a book i thought that may be they wouldn't publish. my very first book was women of the silk. i knew that i was writing about something that was a little bit different because i didn't know about the women of the silk until i wanted to write something telling their story much the second book is the test book for us writers you hear that a lot where the publishers are wondering if the author has a second book. everybody here i feel sitting here all o

. >> right now, washington state and hawaii have banned that practice and 16 other states are considering doing the same thing. congress is also in the process of reviewing a bill that would ban the practice, as well. if you have a consumer problem or question, you can call our hotline 1-888-5-helps-u. >>> pretty soon, she is going to weigh about as much as your car. but for now, she's project the cutest thing in the neighborhood. introducing you to henna next. [ indistinct conversations ] [ female announcer ] this is not a burger. it's better. because with 57% less fat than regular ground beef, it's better for you. you see, this is a morningstar farms® meatless griller. that's right, meatless. and it tastes as good as it looks. so you can still enjoy that grilled-burger taste you love... and everything that comes with it. morningstar farms® grillers® original. [ indistinct conversations ] now that's more like it. [ ding! ] "meg whitman says she'll run california like her company..." seen this attack on meg whitman? who are these people? they're the unions and special interests behind jer

paradise, hawaii, beautiful again. not many issues. upper 80s to near 90 in honolulu. as far as the west coast, the heat continues in medford, warm in deserts of nevada, arizona and california. not bad in l.a. once we burn those clouds off, should get a sunny afternoon. if you're watching us on kteu, news 2 in alaska, the kids will enjoy learning about animals as they get the chance to touch and feed new furry friends at the petting zoo at the alaska zoo. that's your pacific event of the day. wonder if they get to feed penguins. >> always a fun trip. that would be fun. >> it would >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. it's been three years since daytime tv icon bob barker turned over the reins of "the price is right" to drew carey. so how does he think drew carey is doing? well, barker told tmz in a not- so-complimentary way that he and carey do the show differently, saying, quote, i try to make the show exciting, and he doesn't do that. he just plays the games. ouch. >>> well, penelope cruz tells england's "u magazine" that if

twitter picture from honolulu, hawaii. by turkeyboy808.emind everybody that this is perfect 80s, mid-80s temperatures in hawaii this time of year. you don't have to worry about the incredible heat or the big, powerful thunderstorms. hawaii's always perfect. thanks for the twitter picture. up and down the west coast, things are looking pretty good. once you get inland, we're looking at temperatures that are many cases, five to ten degrees at least. vegas going to 99. salt lake city a little high. and high fire danger and t >> congratulations. congratulations on your 65th birthday. what i love most about you is i don't have to wear a hat for that. congratulations. robin? >> sam, thank you. >>> we've all been there. you're in a rush to get out the door. but you just don't know if what you're wearing works. where's tim gunn when you need him? make it work. now, there are thousands of tim gunns at your fingertips. people that will check your look and give you an instant verdict. our special contributor, melissa rycroft, gave these sites a whirl

did he thought it had become so severe he came become from his hawaii vacation?> this story has been getting legs the last week or so, "consumer reports" came out a few days ago saying they couldn't recommend the phone because of some of these reception issues and apple's had a lot of similar problems. there has been complaints about their products at times in the past. there was the original ipod, i believe, there were cracked screens that some people complained about, we have had some macbook laptops that got discolored, the white ones, but that never kind of rose to this kind of problem and i think this was unprecedented for him to hold an event like this. >> charlie: what impact did it have on the stock? >> the stock was slightly up on a bad day in the stock market. >> charlie: what does that tell us? anything? >> it tells us there was a lot of concern there might be a recall. >> charlie: which would have cost money. >> which would have cost a lot of money. one of the estimates is $900 million, i believe. the market was very happy about that. and i think the

and the hawaii native has not won a pga event since 2006. >>> john miller grew up idlizing vince scullyo how woot dodgers legendary play by play man introduce miller tomorrow? when miller gets inducted into the hall of fame. >> let me just inter ject, john miller, in my mind, is the best baseball broadcaster in america, in his price range. >> we were talking with the baltimore broadcasters and one of the things they brought up is cal ripken and the moment you shared with bill clinton during your call, and you were making the call and he was kind of screaming over you, and can you just take us back to that moment. >> the president was on the air with us, and cal came to the plate, and it was his night, and cal went to three balls and no strikes and i made my little joke that the president was saying, you know, mr. president, on this night, of all nights, they can't walk cal, the fans just won't tolerate and i was thinking maybe as the president you could send down a presidential order and order them to throw a strike and the president said something like i know cal wants to hit one here

their years of hard work, workers raised enough money to buy the women three round trip tickets to hawaii. a trip the women couldn't afford on their own. >> in the right place at the right time i had a hard time making myself understand that i must deserve this for some reason. so i made it my business to make sure i had a great time and could tell the story. >> the women say they made lasting memories on the trip and even came back with ankle tattoos. the customers won't accept anything in return for their gift. they told the waitresses just pay it forward. >> go to a tropical island and get a tattoo sounds like a good vacation to me. lawrence karnow has our weather. >> we actually saw something along the coastline we haven't seen a bit of in the last seven to ten days. little sunshine out there. little area out there mixing low clouds and fog. low clouds and fog resurfacing and going to be out that way on the beaches. probably going to see drizzle out toward the coastline. still lots of sunshine in the valley. warm temperatures there too. lots of 70s most spots. well inland antioch low

mission in hawaii on the it has little communication with the cuban government however with barack obama in office when expect changes and the removal of travel restrictions the russian public opinion foundation asked russians if they consider fidel castro to be an outstanding twentieth century politician sixty three percent said he definitely is since his actions benefit cuba only nine percent disagreed peter. ok kathy i started out with talking about forced regime change over the last sixty years in cuba on the part of the united states i'd like to ask you is the cuban elite the anti castro the are they afraid of regime change actually in miami and their influence on congress the. cuba that is no threat to the united states not now the cold war is over they're not sending troops to angola i mean come on i mean it's regime change in miami that is really on the table right now they don't want to lose their grip on power and their wealth by the way. well the well she said because it's very can be such an ill and the. well let me let me say that the reason right now that we still have this

parents were farmworkers, her mother in the philippines, her father on sugar cane plantations in hawaii. childrenned law degrees -- she earned law dr. from sacramento and uc davis and is married and has two daughters. a three-person legal panel must approve and then voters must do so on the ballot in november. on a personal note, one profile of her said she had a hard time finding a job out of law school, so she supported herself by working as a blackjack dealer in reno. in sacramento i'm simon perez, cbs5. says that's not enough to make >>> complicated routines and strenuous workouts, why one court says that is not enough to make cheerleading a sport. >>> some south bay parents trying to save their kids' school programs, what weeks of fundraising has netted them and what they were able to salvage. >>> and the terminator takes a shot at the road warrior, what governor schwarzenegger had to say about mel gibson's recent tirade. >> we're calling it the summer doldrums because some areas were a good 10 degrees below average. now the neighborhoods that were warm 10 degrees on thursday. pinp

roll over any of the states to find out where they rank like the state of hawaii ranking 14, or you can create your own mash-up using data like obesity and cancer. these sites are trying to help us be government watchdogs and users of the information that we pay for. frank. >> sonya, thanks. back to aneesh chopra and ellen miller then. as far as this information is concerned, you know, journalists are trained to always be skeptical. anything you tell me, hmm, i'm gonna look at 3 different ways, and that's appropriate because we found in the past we can't always trust government information, but now we're talking about more government information going directly to people without journalists perhaps in the middle to contextualize it. so where does information leave off and spin or even propaganda take up? ellen? >> well, i'm less worried about the spin and propaganda and citizens understanding the data than i am about the availability of the data frankly. we just haven't seen--when data.gov, for example, was created and 3,000 feeds of information were there--we haven't seen a misuse of th

it happened about 8:00 at the ohana hawaii an barbecue restaurant in santa rosa. all 11 of those injured were people who were inside the restaurant. fortunately they just had minor cut and scratches and the driver was not hurt. police are questioning him to try to figure out how this happened. >>> a fire in pacific height forced five people out of their home. the blaze broke out at 5:30 in a small apartment building and then it spread to two adjacent buildings. one under construction. one firefighter had to be treated for minor injuries. no word on what started the fire or damage estimates. >>> dozens of firefighters in san jose are out of a job laid off because of budget cut. the first round started today and it included city workers as well as firefighters. lisa amin reports the second round takes place tomorrow and a fire station will soon be shut down. >> hello fireman. >> everyone on san jose's communication hill is considered a neighbor. including the firefighters at station 33. but on sunday, the station will close as a result of the city's $118 million def

e wind surfers w a race that t them to treasu from hawaii, australia.itorydney says longevey wi urse, staying and f is the it b ma joining the dots and fee about ategy, tactics get to the t below the and sail you race. ant to too upset by the opeople around y d don't cr if crash you get pa cover from aash. ood tip. the hi athle cothe long cou ng, slalomyle through satu about the prize e is no poney. it is trophy glory and surfing lore uck. >>> profession officiallod sport. >>> and crislta. why califficials are urging news ats. the people are happy. 'cause they're finna have a good time and they've got extra mone in their pocket. those are happy passengers. how much does it costfor those snacks, again? nothing. [ man ] at southwest airlines when we have a sale it's a sale. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ man ] how can you not want to get on the plan we're saving you money. ce on and get on the plane. now, that's a plane full of happy. [ all ] grab your bag. it'on. >>> federareopened 26,000 squ o r fishing. time, the ca stopped oil leaking ou bp'sll will stay closed evenevacua

>> so i can tell you that the happiest state consistently is hawaii. >> reporter: well, you don't need million tweets to tell you that. in fact, most of the western u.s. is apparently happy. >> a little sun might do that to you. ( laughs ) a little sun, walking on the beach. >> reporter: i'm in new york. how happy should i be? >> i would stay whole east coast seems pretty grumpy. >> reporter: you're breaking my heart. i was in a pretty good mood until you told me that. >> ( laughs ) yeah. that's how it goes. >> reporter: truth is, in new york it wasn't hard to find grumpy people. >> if you get in the way of what we want, we let you know it. >> reporter: so is this science? can you really gauge the mood of a nation by tweets? maybe not yet. but lehman hopes soon we will. >> i think potentially this could be a very valuable tool. >> reporter: encouraging news on the most discouraging day. according to lehman's calculations, the grumpiest time of the week is right now, thursday evening. so how do you feel? i'm fine. i thought. richard schlesinger, cbs news, new york. >> couric: and if the

today steve jobs was both apologetic as he jetted back from a hawaii vacation just to hold this news conference, a news conference he began with a music video. >> reporter: jobs says the iphone 4s antenna phones are no worse than other smart phones. he showed the other phones doing the very same thing, losing a call. >> every smart phone has this issue. >> reporter: saying the media especially internet websites blew the issue way out of proportion, jobs says this. >> it already has the highest capability of any iphone ever and any smart phone out there. >> reporter: he said that i phone four antenna complaints are only about 1/4 of all users. he says that it drops one call less a month than the older model. >> people are reporting better reception with this antenna than they've ever seen before. >> reporter: jobs announced a free software update as well as a free case that seems to eliminate or improve the problem for all iphone users. those who paid for a case already will get reimbursed. if that's all insufficient, then jobs will buy the phone back. >> we love our users, we really

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from hawaii is recognized. mr. djou: thank you to my colleague from florida. i express my disappointment that my amendment was not allowed to be submitted to this body. i specifically wanted to highlight my amendment which was asking to restore funding for the relocation of american forces away from okinawa to guam as requested by president obama. i think it is a major mistake that this body is not going to support the president's request for relocation of american forces. as a member of the armed services committee and a member that represents a large portion of the pacific fleet in hawaii, i support realignment from oak that roy and guam -- okinawa and guam in h.r. 4822. the guam realignment would be one of the largest moves of military forces in over a decade. postponement of construction of infrastructure will cause unnecessary delay and threats in our geopolitical positions in the asia pacific region. my amendment was also completely offset by relocating funds from military construction requests that were put

years later we met in hawaii, and i was a big fan of the show. very excited., six years, something like that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so one night, we're talking, and we start talking about italy, your wife is from italy and my family is from italy and -- >> talking about pasta sauces and our moms, the type of pasta sauce they make. >> jimmy: exactly. or gravy, if you will. if you're from brooklyn. >> right. >> jimmy: and i said, where is your family from in italy, and you said -- >> well, my family is from a small island off the coast of naples. >> jimmy: and i said, my family is from a small island off the coast of naples. >> and then you said, what was your mother's maiden name, and i said -- >> jimmy: which is my mother's maiden name, also. which is strange. >> very, very bizarre. >> jimmy: and then i realized why i always wonder why i was so handsome, and i thought, oh, that's got to be -- that's what it is. [ applause ] >> you know? right. >> jimmy: i've been doing some ancestry research, and i have a chart now to show how and where we're related. now -- i'm

. >> reporter: a ship on its way to hawaii full of cargo. ships with things like household goods and cars. reporting live, i'm consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu. >>> home prices were up for a second straight month. the latest home price index shows prices were up 1.3% in may. economists say that is due to a tax that expired -- tax reimbursement that expired in april. >>> wells fargo is not saying if new jobs are in excision at existent or new offices. >>> and there was an up tick on wall street today. that's them, the cast of the mtv show jersey shore. they were on hand for the opening bell. stocks were mixed on news that consumer confidence fell to its lowest since february. a strong earnings report from dupont helped the dow advance 12 points. the nasdaq though eight points down. for the latest financial and consumers news, make sure to visit our website ktvu.com and click on the business tab. >>> the state is stepping to investigate the record of a tiny community in the los angeles area. the state controlling arrived in bell today to conduc

caller: because of that birth certificate from hawaii is a copy, not the original. he needs to be impeached right away for violating the articles of our constitution because he is unqualified to be president. he is an impostor. he is ineligible to be the commander-in-chief of our military. he was not even born in this country. host: have you seen a newspaper notification that appeared in honolulu, hawaii the day that the president was born? that does not convince you either? caller: you are jumping back for months or even a year. the guy is a joke. it is out there. host: let's move on to west africa, on the line for independents. caller: good morning. host: what are your thoughts about whether or not the president can rebound? caller: i think president obama is the hope for the entire world, and i believe americans should give him a chance to put america back on its feet. host: and how were you listening to us? through voice of america? caller: yes, right. host: when you speak your friends there in west africa, what is the thing that most want to see accomplished by

[applause] we have seen it defeated in hawaii. and we're going to see harry reid defeated here in nevada in november. [cheers and applause] before i wind up, and want to do one more thing because it is important. and i am national chairman, and i get to do this. [laughter] if you are college republican, a teenage republican, or a young republican, please stand up. please stand up. [cheers and applause] ah -- ah. now -- i am the german. stay standing. i did not say sit. -- as with the chairmen. wait a minute. i see some young bloods. if you are a college republican, a young republican, or to any republican, stand up. now is not the time for you to be shy. because someone you to know you are already empowered to lead because they do not have to ask for anybody permission to do what you do to help this party broke and reach new voters, to reach your generation. -- to help this party grow. if you're not looking in the future of the party. this is the right here and the right now. these young men and women are our voice. [applause] and

i was just on vacation in hawaii.elt this was important enough to cut that vacation short. >> it seemed investors liked apple's attitude. the stock did shoot up, but that changed. >> it's interesting. as jobs started to talk, and remember this comes on a lousy day for wall street. stocks down about 240 points today as the news conference went on, apple stock went up. the guess is some people worried apple might call a recall of all the phones, which could be very expensive. instead giving away bumpers that will not be noticed on apple's bottom line. it was a big day to sell overall so apple got caught up in that by the end. we did see perhaps relief buying by investors when it seemed whatever this antenna thing turns out to be, it will not short term cost apple a lot of money. >> quickly on that bumper. you're supposed to show up at the apple store with your iphone 4? >> if you have an iphone 4 you can get a bumper for free if you buy one. if you bought a bumper and paid $30, you can go on to the apple website and app

[applause] we have seen a defeated in hawaii. we will see harry reid defeated here in nevada in november. [applause] before i windup, i want to do one more thing. because it's important. and the national chairman and i get to do this. if you are a college republican, a teenage republican or young republican, please stand up. please stand up. [applause] i'm the chairman, stay standing. i did not say sit. i see some young bloods over here. if you are a college republican, a young republican a teenage republican, stand up. now was not the time to be shy. i want you to know you are already empowered to leading. you cannot have to ask for anybody's permission to do what you do to help the party grow, expand, and reach new voters and reach your generation. folks, you are not looking at the future of the party, this is the right here and right now. these young men and women right here are our voice and we need to make sure they are empowered to go well and deliver a new message about a new party and a new day. [applause] empower them fu

hawaii happens to be america's largest island. according to the liberal media.rah palin was in new hampshire, she called part of -- she called it part of the great northwest, which -- here's what i don't understand about palin supporters. every time she says something dumb, which is frequently, they say, i like the fact that she's a regular person and makes mistakes. that's fine, but why her? there are lots of people who say dumb things and didn't -- snooki, for example. why not get behind snooki? poor kid got punched in the face. clearly geography is not her strong suit. she's working on it. and she teamed up to make a video for kids with the people that used to make that "schoolhouse rock." ♪ 50 fifty ♪ united stated ♪ from 13 original colonies ♪ 50 nifty ♪ stars in the flag ♪ they deserve to be honored now ♪ ♪ california ♪ new york ♪ new jersey and connecticut ♪ florida ♪ georgia ♪ hmm ♪ hmm ♪ and russia ♪ in the usa you betcha! >> jimmy: you know what, it's a work in progress. but she's trying. we have a good show tonight. 5-year-old baseball phenom, his nam

. -- i have crabs going to hawaii and the east coast. [unintelligible] bp only has 15% of that oil and the rest is on the bottom of the gulf. will you eat those crabs? >> i don't know whether i will eat the whole crab or not. a [applause] but, when you file your claim, you will state in your claim that you want to be compensated for the entire loss of the crab, and not part of the crab, in other words, your revenue that you are losing is because you cannot ship that crab around the country. >> bp put me out of business. i don't have crabs at all. i will not sell crabs like that to the public. they have oil on the gulf oil -- on the bottom of the gulf of mexico. how will get that oil off the bottom of the gulf of mexico? >> i can help you with the claim but i can't help you with a technical way of getting rid of the oil from the bottom of the gulf. let me ask you a question, you are an expert how long do think it will be before you will be able to harvest those crowds again on the bottom of the gulf? >> over 30 years. >> that you have a t

they got married in hawaii late last week and yet we're just hearing about it today.hanks for nothing, twitter. i have to admit, megan green doesn't sound as, like, as hot as megan fox. she sounds like a realtor now. meanwhile, sandra bullock's publicist confirmed that she and jesse james are officially divorced. it was finalized in texas last week. i guess something happened between them. i'm not sure what. all i know is that jesse just popped up on j-date, so -- i want to try something fun tonight. why shouldn't the show be fun? we're going to play a game with a couple of our home viewers on skype. skype is great. you can actually, like, see people while you're talking to them. ring them up first. our contestants, from sacramento, leslie, a fourth grade teacher there. hello, leslie. how are you? >> wonderful. so excited to get this started. >> jimmy: excellent. and from seattle, washington, cory, who is a college student there. where do you go to college, cory? >> university of washington. >> jimmy: all right. now, the first thing i'm going to need you to do is take

. >> 14 editions across the country and in the caribbean, africa, england, and a few in hawaii. 14 editionseek, and employing about 350 people. >> narrator: producing a national newspaper with 14 editions kept the courier staff and facilities busy every day around the clock. >> each one of those editions had a--what we call an edition editor in the main office. i had charge of the chicago and detroit editions for a while. all the copy from those two cities--the editors from those desks out there would send their copy to me. they worked with me, and i put their paper together. [typewriters clacking] >> narrator: stories from around the country came into the courier by telephone, telegraph, and through the mail. the stories were polished and proofed and then turned over to the editors, who decided which stories would make it into the paper. the pages were turned into printing plates on huge linotype machines in the courier's own printing plant. photos were carefully chosen and added to the layout. when all was ready, the big presses would roll. >> the first editions to go out would be the pac

origins in kansas, kenya, hawaii, his speeches are very simple. and his campaign slogans flow like yes we can, change we can believe in, they're globish. globish is not my word, he took the first inaugural address and he tried to turn it into globish and he couldn't because it already was. >> so what happened to allow this to be uncoupled from politics? people learn english now and it opens doors rather than putting up walls. >> i think it has to do with the end of the cold war and the boom in the economy, the american economy particularly n the 1990's, combined with the i.t. revolution. you have three things, a perfect storm of change. plus, a new generation. young people growing up who have not really lived through the traumas of the past 50 years. for them, language does not have -- is not loaded in the way that had been for the previous generation. >> robert mccrum, fun speaking globish with you. >> thank you very much. >> brown: again, the major developments of the day: tropical storm bonnie crossed south florida and headed toward the oil spi