so i feel like i got to go to hawaii and grow bees. >> jimmy: well, are you -- there are no bees in hawaiio, they were all dead like a couple years ago. very few. a lot of farmers over there have brought in bees. you know, we have hives and, you know, we're growing our honey. but it's to make bees come because after they come, like, then they go and pollinate all the food and without bees, i mean, seriously, food shortages and stuff like everybody talks about, the end of the world. well, you know if we don't start growing stuff and getting clean water and things like that, it's some serious [ bleep ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: well put. so you're bringing bees over to hawaii. i hope that doesn't disrupt the ecosystem there. >> no, i'm not bringing them. they were already there. but we put them in protection so they can create more queens. which brings me to my show "roseanne's nuts." because i think, you know, i think that it's going to take women to save the world, i really do. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, i mean -- probably some men too. we can pitch in. >> oh, ya, the drones. we

it's coming along much better now than it was when i was in hawaii. how would you say you're different overall. this has been several months since you signed on to thises and we first met. how are you different as a person as a result of this? >> i think i'm much more confident when i cannot see the bottom. i'm much more confident doing distances in open water. so i think just being comfortable in open water is probably the biggest change that i've experienced. >> you look great, by the way.

did you find any doubt at all he was born in hawaii? nine no you talk about naming the hospital and the date and a controversy in the political context of whether he was born here but there was some confusing stories of his relatives saying he was born there. >> of there are records of his birth in honolulu and august. no question in my mind and never was. that was never an issue. >> host: looking at the father's political views and political history, and newt gingrich two was the speaker of the house now running for president has talked about you can understand president obama unless you understand come as a direct reference to the kenyan anti-colonial attitudes and behavior. how active was the father in that anti-colonial movement? is it fair to connect the father in the son with that history? >> i think anti-colonial is antiquated and inaccurate phrase. the canyons or not acting in the anti-colonial way but pro can in anti-colonial louis flee years earlier but by a the 1960's fifth it was about canyons and the british agreed to trans

did you find any doubt at all that he was born in hawaii? i know you talking your book about his being born in the hospital and the date and so on. there was a controversy in the political context here about whether he was born here. there was some sort of a confusing story about some of his relatives in kenya saying he was actually born there. did you get insight into this? i think it is completely born he wasn't -- rahm he wasn't born in hawaii. >> guest: there are records of his birth in honolulu in august. there is no question in my mind and there never was. that put the lie to any questions about that. never an issue as far as i was concerned. >> host: and again, looking at the father's political views and the father's political history, new gingrich who was the speaker of the house is now running for president has talked about you can't understand president obama unless you understand and this is a direct reference to obama, senior which the called the anticolonial attitudes and behavior. how active was the father in that kind of antic

>> guest: left the family in kenya or hawaii? host go in hawaii. >> guest: he met her in 1960. she was very taken with him and he with her genuinely. she would write back to her friends in seattle, i am in love with an african and i think they were very struck with one another. she gets pregnant with him and a few months and they get married in february of 1961. together a very short time. i would say because some of the immigration documents of obama sr.'s. apparently, they were not even living together but then five or six months. while she is still pregnant, she is living with her parents and he is living somewhere else. she has the baby in august and he is starting to look around for where he is going to go to school next. he is done very well the university of wai. he completed his phi beta kappa and three years hence applies worldly schools. he is really smart. he applies to many schools. he gets a full scholarship from the new school in manhattan. he gets a partial scholarship from harvard. he goes for harvard because of course harvard is the best in obama sr. is the bes

a south bay neighborhood grieving the death of a 22-year-old man swept to sea in hawaii. paul was climbing a rocky cliff on the eastern side of the big island when a wave crashed into him and carried him out the sea. crews found him face down 100 yards out. he later died at hospital. his friends in sunnyvale say he was looking forward to a trip to hawaii and couldn't believe he's gone. >> my heart just sank. for to the happen. for to the happen to him. he was the best kid you could possibly -- >> he is the second bay area man to die in hawaii in two days. saturday 44-year-old david pots died when a wave washed him into a blow hole on maui. his family is expected back in the bay area from hawaii today. >> let's check in now with laura, a preview of some of the other stories we're working on. >> good morning. we're following the arrest of the girlfriend of the prime suspect in the bryan stow beating case. more on why she was arrested and what role she could play in the beating investigation. yesterday we told you about a dog fight in oakland over two proposed dog park plans

he's the second bay area tourist to die in hawaii this week. the accident that links both tragedies. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. he was climbing a rock when a wave knocked him down and swept him out to sea. the 22-year-old from sunny vail was on the big island in the hawaiian park paradise subdivision when he was knocked into the ocean and carried some 100 yards. george kiriyama is live where he's being remembered tonight. george? >> reporter: jessica, his family is in hawaii right now, so we talked with his friends. they say he was looking forward to his hawaii trip and can't believe he's gone. climbing on a rocky cliff on the eastern side of the big island was something paul loved to do. >> he loved adventure. he loved to just have the wind blow in his hair and just be out there exploring everything and enjoying life. that's what paul did. >> reporter: police say he was climbing with his friends on the cliff and a big wave knocked him into the ocean. he was swept about 100 yards where rescue crew

so we took hawaii. and then also took guam which was also a spanish colony, in a comic little bat st. the poor spaniards there didn't even know a war was on when a u.s. navy ship showed up and fired a couple of shots. the spaniards rowed out in a boat and said, we're sorry, but we can't return your salute. the american captain said, we weren't saluting you, we were shelling you. the spanish were, why are you shelling us? they were quickly informed the countries were at war. and, in fact, they were american prisoners much to their astonishment. so we captured guam with just a couple of shots. >> philosophically why did we want all of this and what made us think that the philippines, guam, hawaii, puerto rico, cuba, all of these places should have something to do with us? >> mckinley was not interested in foreign conquest when he entered the white house. in his inaugural speech he talked -- he didn't talk about any sort of takeover the country. he told an important politician that there would be no jingo

they are still in hawaii, so we spoke to them by phone tonight.amily members say 44-year-old david pots was on vacation with his wife and 6-month-old son to give her time to recover from chemo therapy treatment from breast cancer, a diagnosis she received after their son was born. the trip was meant to be a respite for her before surgery. >> so this trip was a way to relax and reset before getting back to the challenges ahead. >> reporter: on saturday, david and his brother-in-law visited the northern most point of maui, famous for its waterspouts. this video shows just how powerful the waves there can be. >> a big blow hole came up and sprayed me and sprayed him. i said, david, that's a big one and before i could even get the full phrase out, he looked over his shoulder and the wave was on him. i did my best to reach out and i watched him disappear. >> reporter: dade potts worked as a contractor. his family says he always had a smile and that he was a supportive and kind husband. father and friend. >> we lost a great person on saturday and my hea

crunch from people like on a psychological shifting gold so we do think that kind of makes sense in hawaii but there is this the sign of a disconnect between having said that we think you know prices can continue to rally on a kind of year by year perspective over the next three years we think so. perhaps we are not too far off in the end but we still think we've got a long way to go in this in this bull run and house expects supply to react to the rally. here we put out. just about a month or so ago from aren't the same so they look to all the gold projects that are coming through in the world and they found that they would actually be steady

people ofr hawaii. dream ofs history, the exploration remains a reality. >> i believe that we will see n space and it is e going a lot further than the moon. >> where world all these retiring shuttles to go? will replacevery inerprise right here northern virginia. >> something else for the locals to be excited about. be live at cape canaveral for the scheduled shuttle launch. leon harris will have complete coverage beginning tomorrow. for dominique kahn nets would new york to dropors urging them the charges against their client. two-hour meeting, the readyey's office is not drop the charges. accused of sexually assaulting a hotel maid. >>> a man is behind bars after he assaulting a movie employee he pressed the old was charged with whinging. -- wounding. he attacked the employee when he to let him bring food the theater. held withouteing bond. users, and iphone is coming. it will debut before the year's end. it is expected that apple and the productlaunch sometime before the holiday. >>> it turns out, m

it happened over hawaii. >> poof like a balloon explodes and the top came off. >> i saw that the plane was falling apart in the front. i thought we were done. >> earlier that year, the faa had issued a routine maintenance alert to detect and repair cracks. aloha had not yet repaired problems found on its fleet. when a passenger alerts investigators that she saw a crack, it doesn't take investigators to figure out what's happened to the 737. it's a one-two punch of hot and humid weather and constant ups and downs. >> unlike long haul flights, where you take off at jfk and you fly eight hours and land in london. that's one cycle in an eight-hour period. on these island hoppers, you could fly for two hours and have 20 cycles. up and down, up and down. 30-minute cycles. where you pressurize the airplane, take off, fly for 15 minutes, land. pressurize the airplane again. so the cumulative effect of the cycling of the fuselage is greater in a short period of time than on a long-haul flight where you have one pressurization cycle in an eight-hour period. that was what was not understood until

i will tell you that i was born and raised in hawaii. my father was a taxi cab driver. he never got a high-school degree. my mother worked in a bakery. to think that you are honoring me today is so special to myself and to my family because no one ever said back then, "you want to go into television, be a broadcaster, interview the future mayor of san francisco?" but the fact that this poor kid from hawaii can be in front of you today and share the stage with so many fabulous people is really valuable. have a dream and go for it. i will continue to try to be your voice in broadcasting. i thank you for this honor. i want to bring up my colleague. david and i have been colleagues and friends -- the best part is we have been friends -- for 39 years. please help me welcome david. [applause] >> wow. what a surprise. i could not be happier this evening that he shared the stage with jan. we came into this market years ago at a time when there were no asian-pacific americans on television. we are celebrating something very special this evening and this month. yes, we are celebr

of our beautiful state of hawaii. while in office, representative heftel sponsored 160 bills and it is important to note this because these bills evidence his vision and farsightedness. he was a champion of tax reform and energy independence, an issue that is very popular today but may not have been as popular back then. all showing aloha for his constituency. in response to president reagan's tax cut po posal, representative heftel said, i cannot support a tax proposal which would benefit me so much more than those of my constituents who earn less than $30,000 a year. similar statements are being made today. this is what defined cecil heftel both as a member of congress and a person from hawaii. in 1983, representative heftel was involved in a car crash near the lincoln memorial that left him with severe injuries. the accident occurred before cars were legally required to have airbags. this experience helped shape representative heftel's view of government regulations and the private sector. remember where he came fr

snakes are illegal in hawaii because they are danger to the state's environment. authorities are urging anyone who brings snakes to hawaii to turn them in. >>> a new website in great britain. it has lined up bloggers, including tony blair. it follows the unveiling of the cand aday back in may. >>> researchers found that many breast cancer treatments haven't been properly recorded. the study looked at radiation treatments in detroit and los angeles. that data is supposed to be recorded in a registry. but 10% of the treatments in detroit and more than 30% in los angeles were not recorded properly. the information helps assure resources are used contradictly. >>> -- correctly. >>> california is closer to a formal definition to a hot dog. a paragraph in a healthcare bill defines a hot dog as a whole, cured, cooked sausage that is skinless or stuffed in a casing, may be served on a bun or roll. the director of the heth committee says a definition was requested. the definition moves to the state assembly. >> marriage license applications made available today still have

when i told her i was undocumented, she said the next day, the class was going to go to hawaii instead of japan. >> stephen: wow. >> her name is mrs. denny. >> stephen: you ruined their trip. [laughter] you ruined a life-changing trip for those kids. >> i owe that class, to this day, they don't know why they had to go to hawaii instead of japan, but mrs. denny, that was... she's been a part of it. i've been referring to it as... referring to her as part of my 21st century underground railroad. teachers, pastors. >> stephen: that's the problem. that's the problem. >> why is that a problem? >> stephen: listen to me, because she enabled a crime. okay. >> no. >> stephen: there are people out there who are enabling guys like you to stay in the united states. >> yes. >> stephen: skip the normal process. >> but as you know, even your president, george w. bush, he knew that the immigration system was broken in 2006 when he gave a prime time speech on. this so people like him have said that the system is broken. >> stephen: that's why we voted him out of office, sir. that's why we voted bush ou

when i told her i was undocumented, she said the next day, the class was going to go to hawaii insteadf japan. >> stephen: wow. >> her name is mrs. denny. >> stephen: you ruined their trip. [laughter] you ruined a life-changing trip for those kids. >> i owe that class, to this day, they don't know why they had to go to hawaii instead of japan, but mrs. denny, that was... she's been a part of it. i've been referring to it as... referring to her as part of my 21st century underground railroad. teachers, pastors. >> stephen: that's the problem. that's the problem. >> why is that a problem? >> stephen: listen to me, because she enabled a crime. okay. >> no. >> stephen: there are people out there who are enabling guys like you to s

potts would have thrown back from his vacation in hawaii with his wife and infant daughter today. >>> b.a.r.t. police say they are taking a zero tolerance stance on any future protests. transit agency wants to avoid another scene like the one that caused delays earlier this week. some 75 protesters stormed the civic station on monday disrupting evening service and even ises causing a temporary stop. hill attacked two officer bfrs they shot and killed him at the civic center b.a.r.t. station. today, b.a.r.t. announced future protest also not be tolerated. >>> also new tonight, governor jerry brown is updating the curriculum. california classroom also learn about the history of the gay community. gay, lesbian, buy sexual and transgender, governor brown signed a landmark bill making california the first state in country to require that gay history be included in school lessons. the bill was approved last week at the legislature and split nearly among party lines. supporters say the bill will teach stiengts to be more accepting of gays and lesbians. opponents say lawmakers should not micr

he is the second bay area man to die in hawaii in just two days. on saturday a 44-year-old man died when a wave washed him into a blowhole on nakalele point on maui. >> the family of michele lea is not giving up. the 26-year-old was last seen on may 27th leaving the kaiser permanente center. her family has held numerous searches and raised the reward money to $100,000. police have classified the case as a homicide but family members still hope she will be found alive. >>> man arrested at sfo for refusing to pull up his pants when boarding a plane is off the hook. the university of new mexico football player will not face criminal charges after all. that's the decision announced today by the san mateo district attorney. his refusal to pull up his sagging pants when boarding a u.s. flight at sfo landed him in handcuffs. he was arrested on suspicion of battery of a police officer, resisting arrest and trespassing. but the d.a. says his office dropped the charges because they didn't want to clog up the criminal courts with a minor misdeamnor case. his

i haven't traveled to hawaii dozens of times and if the water is too rough i get out. worth taking a chance to climb out on rocks. very sad. >> in san jose, a resident is holding up a sign to get people to slow down 71 year- old sheri williams says that cars go too fast, much more faster than the posted 25 mi. per hour speed limit she says that she would do this for six days this week in hopes of getting the traffic in this neighborhood to slow down. >> an open dog owners and neighbors are at odds try to put a dog park at lake merritt, the city is hearing from both sides they have different ideas about where the park belongs. the original plan will fence off a half acre at the corner of lakeshore. another plan puts it took about nine fairyland. oakland only has five dog parks. in oakland, i am aubrey aquino with kron4 news. >> a puppy named at his has been returned after being taken from the spca. police say that a man was denied an adoption but took off with the puppy any way. police found him at the man's apartment and he is now safe and sound and awaiting adoption o

>> i think it's drastically improved since hawaii.as been 30 miles. >> wow. >> i've been able to swim a mile in lake michigan and been able to walk, run six miles necessary for the race. >> that's fantastic. i mean that's -- you're already -- sounds like you're ready right now. that's really great. >> yeah. yeah. >> a lot of people, you know, were curious about you and, you know, watch you and think, could i do this myself? what would you tell people? anybody who wants -- you never done this before, about to do a triathlon, a challenging physical event. can anybody do this, do you think? >> i think for the most part. i mean, i think it's just taking it one step at a time and really just setting realistic goals for yourself. i think that's very important. >> for us, as you know, we talked a lot about this, the goal is really about fitness, about creating a more healthy america. for you, you said one of the things you wanted to do was try to lose some weight. that was a priority for you. i mean, you look great. how much weight have you

paul tam-mai was climbing a rocky cliff on hawaii when a waved knocked him into the ocean. the 22-year-old is center sunnyvale. on saturday a wave knocked a san anselmo tourist into a blowhole on maui. firefighters called the search for 44-year-old david potts last night. >>> loved ones paid their final respects today to the only confirmed casualty of the fishing trip tragedy off mexico. leslie yee died after a charter boat capsized in the sea of cortez last sunday. his family and friends bid a final farewell in san francisco this morning. he grew up in the city. he is remembered as an avid fisherman, a die-hard giants and 49ers fan, and a devoted husband, brother, father and grandfather. he retired from the "san francisco chronicle" after work there is for more than 30 years. >> he is just starting to get into his retirement and starting to enjoy the rest of his life and -- i just couldn't believe it, not this kind of an ending for les. you know? it's just -- he was a great guy. >> leslie yee was 63 years old. >>> meanwhile, the search for the seven fishermen still missing

police say 22-year-old paul of sunny vale died on the big island of hawaii. they say he was climbing a seaside cliff on monday when a wave knocked him down. rescue crews found his body in the ocean about a hundred yards from shore. >>> on saturday 44-year-old david pots fell 20 feet down into a blowhole on the island of maui. his body was never recovered and a search has been called off. >>> a memorial service will be held in san francisco today for the only man confirmed dead after that tragic fishing trip in mexico. his body washed ashore after the fishing boat capsized and sank off the coast of baja, california, on july 3rd. the u.s. coast guard is no longer looking for the seven men still missing but their families say they will continue to push lawmakers to have the coast guard resume the search. >>> tonight a fundraiser will be held in san francisco to mark the 29th birthday of shane bower, one of the two uc berkeley graduates still imprisoned in iran. bower and josh have been in prison for nearly two years now. bower saffian say was released last septe

. >>> a marin county woman returns from a tragic vacation in hawaii. she is now facing another ordeal this week. >>> highway four through bay point your traffic is looking good. coming up we'll have more traffic hot spots. >>> good morning, we have only patchy fog. mainly on the sonoma coast. otherwise it's clear. unlike yesterday when that fog went to the sacramento valley. high clouds to the north. we'll be in the 70s for many and a few low 80s. >>> the second storm of this years atlantic hurricane season is gaining power. tropical storm brett is 100 miles northwest of the great abaco islands. it has sustain winds of 40 miles an hour. it is expected to move east, northeast today. forecasters say it's not likely to reach the u.s.. >>> a typhoon is heading for the region of japan where a an earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster has already hit this year. a very strong storm is likely to hit near fukushima tomorrow. they are trying to build a new roof over the building that houses reactor number three before that storm arrives. >>> long-time girlfrie

. >> he plays drums, he's in hawaii now. but for awhile, he was texting me, he needs advice.keman -- i said, first of all, stop that. >> jimmy: i hope his name's blake. that would be weird. >> it is. and then he starts off, says, there's this girl i'm really in love with. get her flowers, she's got this boyfriend. i'm like, don't be a [ bleep ], she has a boyfriend, i mean, you know, stop. so, i've sort of been helping him. i swear, i just got a text, he's in hawaii will you help me? >> jimmy: i'll be a lot of help. he's got a girl issue here. >> he says, hey, uncle, it's the blbleman. >> jimmy: well, he's not giving up on that. >> i'm in hawaii. there's a super hot chick on the beach. what should i do? okay. go over. say hi and tell him your uncle's john stamos. >> jimmy: yeah. [ applause ] that's what i would do. i swear to god. i wouldn't have to even tell because it would be on all my t-shirts that say, my uncle is john stamos. >> but when he's texting me, you sort of have, like, what should i write? >> jimmy: my first thing i would say, and i'm no good at this sort of th

>> i think it's drastically improved since hawaii.as -- or to date has been 30 miles. >> wow. >> i've been able to swim a mile in lake michigan and been able to walk, run six miles necessary for the race. >> that's fantastic. i mean that's -- you're already -- sounds like you're ready right now. that's really great. >> yeah. yeah. >> a lot of people, you know, were curious about you and, you know, watch you and think, could i do this myself? what would you tell people? anybody who wants -- you never done this before, about to do a triathlon, a challenging physical event. can anybody do this, do you think? >> i think for the most part. i mean, i think it's just taking it one step at a time and really just setting realistic goals for yourself. i think that's very important. >> for us, as you know, we talked a lot about this, the goal is really about fitness, about creating a more healthy america. for you, you said one of the things you wanted to do was try to lose some weight. that was a priority for you. i mean, you look great. how muc

he and next hawaii. he started a war in the philippines. he sent the marines to china. there're a tremendous amount of trauma -- there was a tremendous amount of trauma. there were a couple of psychologists. czolgosz after was executed, two psychologists believe that maybe he had been insane. they tried to reconstruct his life as much as they could. the end of the people they had worked with, family members. -- they interviewed people they had worked with, family members. they needed to explain that and where that came from. >> had he become an anarchist? >> it is an evolving process. it probably began around 1893 or 1894 when he was laid off from his job in the steel mill. he was quite unhappy during that time about what had happened. i think he felt that companies had acquired too much power. yet done everything right. he deserves better. he was raised in a catholic family. he is the publish origin. for guidance from the bible and priests. even after he got his job back, he still kept attending meetings. he was always a curious figure was some of these revolutionaries

paradise kron4 grant lotus has more about how one man died and how a another man is still missing in hawaiie. park >> new details about a young man shot and killed in san francisco. sean wilson attended a youth program and the parliament and the rector said that he was doing everything right and have plans to go on to college, no arrests have been made in the shooting. this middle school is opening up for those mourning the death of a teenage girl that died during a sleepover party at her home. tonight's even was aimed at allowing parents to talk with their students about trekking alcohol. a public memorial will be held on friday. the teenager accused of killing a baby in east palo alto appeared in court today, 17 year-old fabian zaragoza pleaded not guilty if he is accused of opening fire on a mother, father and their two children last month when there were leaving a baby shower. the police say that the shooting was a case of mistaken identity and was intended as an apparent retaliation of the beating that he received during a gang fight back in may. >> to bay area man died in hawaii just

hanabusa of hawaii. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 370, the gentlewoman from hawaii, ms. hanabusa, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the the gentlewoman from from hawaii. ms. hanabusa: i yield myself such time as i may need. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. hanabusa: this amendment requires the presidential permit approving the construction and operation of the keystone xl pipeline that it will not issue until such time the secretary of energy in consultation with the phmsa has calculated a worst-case oil-spill scenario for the proposed pipeline and has demonstrated to the satisfaction of the secretary and the phmsa that they have the capability and technology to respond effectively to the worst-case scenario. the reason this amendment is so necessary is because we are talking about a 2,000-mile pipeline from alberta to the gulf coast. it can actually according to the bill itself, it will increase the production and the pipeline will carry 700,000 to 1.290 million barrels a day. this will go over aquifers and what we ne

. >> you were in hawaii. it is a whole different thing. >> we have fog showing up outside again today. and low clouds and fog. and drizzle to the coastline. it looks like temperatures could be a little coot -- cooler "today at 10:00." partly >>> sunshine in san jose, still a comfortable 76 degrees. and 78 in concord. more on the weather coming up in a bit. right now, let's check on traffic with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. we will go right out towards the south bay. where we have this ongoing road work, until about 5:30 this morning. northbound and southbound 101 between capital expressway and 280. more traffic coming up. in the meantime, back to you guys. >> okay, good to be back on board. >> i know, that's right. >> i feel so loved. >> i know. >> we all do. >> all right, in the news this morning, 4:31 the time. the two men accused of beating bryan stow are in court. >> christie has more. >> reporter: louie sanchez and marvin norwood are set to appear in l.a. superior court later this morning. both of

currently, hawaii is snake-free and keeping them as pets is illegal. in fact, snake owners can be fined $200,000 and face three years in jail. authorities recently seized a boa constrictor and python that were being kept as pets. snakes because they have no natural enemies there would threaten hawaii's birds and plants and would cause a hazard of people walking on trails covered by lush foal in. >> that's a big snake. >> yes. >>> a disturbing case in southern california started as an argument over a house guest but it ended with a man in the hospital and his wife facing life in prison. >>> it's a wine tragedy in australia. the million-dollar shipment that won't make it to the u.s. >>> good morning. traffic in san jose is moving along very nicely gets up into the valley. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather coming up. >>> 7:22. a southern california woman accused of mutilating her husband will be in court today. 48-year-old katherine becker will be arraigned in orange county. police say becker drugged her husband and severer

hanabusa of hawaii. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 347, the gentlewoman from hawaii, ms. hanabusa, and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from hawaii. ms. hanabusa: thank you very much, mr. chair. this amendment simply seeks from the administrator of the e.p.a. to submit to congress within one year and then annually thereafter a report on any increase in waterborne microorganisms which includes protozoas, viruses, bacterias and parasites. toxic chemicals or toxic met a.l.s. in waters regulation -- regulated by the state. including any further amendments to this bill. mr. chair, this is nothing as important to all of us, especially those of us in hawaii, as water quality. we are the only island state, and, of course, our pristine waters are very critical to us for our major economic engine which is tourism. and i don't believe it's any different for any other state, especially those of us who have watering oceans and even those which may have navigatable streams within our borders. water is critical. 2018, what it does, it

has not been much about his african-american dad, obama senior, it portrays a man who spent time in hawaiiwives and drank a lot and died in obscurity in 1982. this is a fascinating look at a really unknown character. the author, sally jacobs joins me now. what fascinated you about this man? >> clearly, there was very little known about barack obama senior. as we headed towards the nomination, quite a bit was known about the would be president's mother. the father was quite unknown. in "dreams from my father" he writes a bit about him. >> in a nutshell what kind of man was he? >> he was bold and reckless, a very courageous person who spoke out against the administration at a time it was dangerous to do so and he was also extremely reckless. he was a have a drinker and had a loose relationship with the truth at times. >> this was a man born in poverty in kenya, in many ways an unlikely candidate to wind up over here in hawaii impressing people with his intellect being good at math, good at thought, all this, very unlikely character. >> certainly, his journey was extraordinary. he did grow up

. >>> a bay area tourist is dead after being swept into the ocean off the coast of hawaii. authorities say paul finished climbing a rocky seaside cliff in puna when a wave crashed on him on sunday. paramedics found the 22-year- old in the water and performed cpr on him. he died later at the hospital. >>> and the search in maui is now over for a missing san anselmo man. 44-year-old david potts is feared dead after disappearing into a blow hole. firefighters say that a wave knocked him into the hole on saturday. potts was visiting maui with his wife and child. >>> new video violence a glimpse into the twisted mind of the man who kidnapped jaycee dugard and held her hostage in an antioch backyard for 18 years. prosecutors say the couple spied on kids before and even after the kidnapping. ♪ [ music ] >> got me real good? >> yes! i can see you really good! ♪ [ music ] >> the couple fooled people into thinking that nancy garrido was filming her husband phillip singing instead of the little girls that were actually behind him. she also shot video of a parole agent touring her hous

keeping snakes as pets in hawaii is illegal. snake owners can be fined $200,000 and face three years in jail. snakes have no natural predators in hawaii and pose a threat to the environment. >>> time is 8:24. it was still foggy out by the golden gate bridge, how are things looking now, rosemary? >> we're still gray, especially the gold on gate bridge area, where it could actually remain gray for most of the day. most of us will see mostly sunny skies for the afternoon, beginning to burn off mid- morning. let's look at what you can expect outside at this hour. at&t park little breezy up above but mainly calm there at the ground level. and our temperatures will be cool today for the afternoon game starting at 6:05. partly cloudy skies, sea breeze, from 10 to 20 miles per hour. so bring along the wind breaker and something warm for the kids. 59 degrees expected at game time. your climate, upper 50s expected on the coastline today. low 60s in the city. upper 60s for the east bay. widespread low and mid-70s as we head in and around l

. >>> shark fin soup will be a thing of the past soon in hawaii. restaurants had one year to use up their supply. that deadline to do so is tomorrow. restaurants that serve sharp fin soup after tomorrow face a fine. california lawmakers are considering placing a ban similar to hawaii's. >>> burns are designed to clear up underbrush. >>> it's hard to believe it was pouring rain just a few days ago. just how you called it, bill, it just keeps heating up. >> now we're headed for a big warm up. we go outside and i'll show you what we have. we have some warm highs, warmer than yesterday by about five to 10, 15 degrees warmer in some places. here are the buoys offshore. this one up around point rays is blowing west-northwest gusting at 36. as we go into the next 24 to 36 hours we're going to start clocking out to the north like this. what will happen is that's the warm off direction. it's a northerly gradient that's very influential and warming up the bay area. especially as we head into saturday and sunday. the sun will be at the coast intermittently. a

this philippinos pastor was born and raised in hawaii. the church in japan is small and getting smaller everyday. the average japanese church has 30 people and many have less than 10 members. church historians says, traditional churches are dying out. >> after the war, a lot of them came to japan as christians. so, after the war, you know, the japanese church went a lot. now a lot of prophets are getting older and now facing the time for retirement. also many members are getting older too. >> reporter: like most christians, he believe god is using the recent disasters to open the hearts of japanese people. christians here are praying for a different kind of aftershock and that is a spiritual wakening of the japanese people. businessman, saw how the proverb god restored his marriage after a divorce. >> i didn't pay attention. >> reporter: his christian god visited him in new york where he moved and took him to watch the passion of the christ, the movie on easter. later back in japan, she brought him to the church their family have been att

typically california leads the way along with hawaii leading the country. the san francisco giants are headed to washington, d.c. to meet the president. president obama invited the giants to washington to honor their community service. the team's visit was rescheduled because of the operation to kill bin laden. they will head to pennsylvania to play the phillies on tuesday. let's check in right now with dave what's going on? >> real quick, jamie syer will be heading to the white house we'll check in with her. coming up in this show, we will take you to the ball park. the giants lookingketao kehe t victory. we have the full report ahead. >>> for much of his young career, dpardngardener has been on the road. three game set this afternoon, he got into trouble early. going down and getting this pitch sending it over the wall. he shot his 20th home run of the season. the giants would come back. he comes up with the rbi single. giants tie the game at 1. bottom of the 4th with a runner on third. he comes into score. giants take the lead. struck out 8 and gave way

this hawaii bound flight was a little more friendly. threw a flash mob hula during a flight from san francisco to hawaii. >> organizers say it was done to relax the travelers, hawaiian airlines were in on the gig and piped in music throughout the aircraft sound system. that is awesome. >> great idea love it. >> and take a look at this giant bike. more than 18 feet high, 32 feet long. and there is a welder in iowa built it, hopes to break the record for largest bicycle ever constructed but he's using a monster bike to raise money for a student field trip and people pose witness. >> the own jerz people can ride it. i don't know how. he claims he's going put ped yalz on it and you can ride it. there is word riply's believe it or not offered to buy it you need a crane to get on it. >> and thanks for joining us for the news at 4:00. >> and the news at 5:00 continues right now with dan and carolyn. >>> new details in the brian stow beating case. police say not only did the suspects brag about beating stow, other giants fans were victimized th

. >>> 22-year-old paul tamai died monday in hawaii. on saturday 44-year-old david cox died when a wave washed him into a blowhole on maui. >>> as mike mibach reports, bands of criminals are targeting homes and police are taking action. >> reporter: the city of linda is on alert. for some of those, those stories are filtering and. >> the piano was laying on the kitchen for. >> reporter: they heard burglars storm into the house and the next thing they knew they were trying to kick down his bedroom door. the burglars are getting more aggressive and hitting more often, double compared to last year. >> when someone comes into your home things can change rapidly. >> reporter: officers have arrested 20 people linked to a number of burglaries gets the crimes continue to occur in the middle of the day all over the city. >> if you are going into someone's home, you are willing to do anything. >> i have never heard of this many before. >> i am glad that my room door is pretty strong. >> reporter: police are on the lookout and asking residents to

kids in hawaii got put on this schedule a couple of years ago as well. while a three-day weekend sounds great to us working sticks, the kids of new mexico, idaho, and hawaii are not going down to a four-day school week to give them a taste of vacation all year round, they are going to a four-day school week because we can't afford to keep our schools open five days a week. tough times, can't afford it. in the town of alto, texas, kids are expected to be in school five days 5 week, but the town decided they have to cut back on police force. they are not cutting back on police officers or hours of police officers working, alto, texas, is eliminating the entire police force. this is a town of 1,200 people. a city councilman explains the town of alto is so broke "we had to do something. the police department being a non-money making entity was the easiest to get rid of while we catch our breath." the town of alto, texas, fired its police chief and all four police officers, padlocked the police department, and are hoping for the best. the sheriff's department

his girlfriend wanted to stay in hawaii until his body was recovered.ut she had to return home to deal with another crisis.  she it has stage 4 breast cancer and is scheduled to have a double mastectomy. >> it's so hard to focus on anything other than missing david. he was everything to me. >> the preschool teacher says she's dealing with the intense pain of having to raise their son alone. >>> jim parsons hired a private investigator and was surprised to hear the results of where his brother is. >> he said this is gonna be a shock. he only lives 20 minutes from you. and i said what said -- tad i said what? she said, he lives in prowl -- powell. i mean, this can't be. >> i'm still in shock. i have no idea yet how i'm supposed to act as a brother. i will catch onto it before too long. >> even more surprising, they both went to the same church and even had their pictures taken sitting next to each other but never knew they were brothers. they were celebrated -- separated because their brother could not afford to take care of both of them. >>> nelson man