it's very expensive to live in hawaii.st cases, people have to work two jobs to pay their rent or buy a house so it's always been expensive but when there was a surge in cost because there has been an inventory shorage, we saw it impossible for some middle class people to afford housing and they became homeless so that was another big problem. now, you have poverty, increased cost of living, methamphetamine addiction, there was a wave of drug addiction which fries people's brains and that makes it impossible to function normal society and a lot of those people end up on the street. about a fifth of hawaii's homeless population have recently moved here from the mainland. attracted by the idea that life is easier in the island states, they often discover a different reality. in honolulu, filthy hovels inside storm water drains and motorways have sparked panic alarms over public health and safety. as elsewhere in the united states, here the average life expectancy for a homeless individual is just 51 years old. my name is nic

but it hasn't passed the hawaii state legislature. in the meantime he's working with local health insurers to pilot the idea. >> hawaii's not necessarily waiting for legislation to go through. >> reporter: state homelessness coordinator scott morishige says even without green's bill, the state will seek permission from the federal government to spend medicaid dollars on helping people find and stay in housing. similar ideas have been looked at in new york and california. in the meantime, the state and city have been investing in a program called housing first, which proponents say has started to make a big difference. the idea, which has had success in other states, is to get a homeless person into housing before doing anything else. >> because we know the quicker you can get someone into housing and a point of stability, the more positive impact you will have for that person. >> reporter: and that includes positive impacts on a person's health. >> come on in. >> reporter: housing first is how thomas lamberton, homeless for eight year

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let's go to hawaii. and first, i think this is the existential threat that america faces right now, and you're dealing with it. you're doing god's work. so let's talk about hawaii. let's see. does the program that you're talking about, you asked for $21 million for new hawaii ballistic defense radar, medium range discriminating radar, or the equivalent by 2021. what you're talking about, is that what you'll have there as opposed to just the sbx? >> yes, sir. >> okay. second question. have you looked at -- i know other people have, so specifically mda, have you looked at using sm-3 block 2s for the north korea missile threat? >> yes, sir, we have done the analysis and looked at that extensively. >> can you speak to it now or do we have to wait until the next hearing? >> i can speak to it, sir. there is inherent capability within the sm-3-2a terms what we believe the design space is. we have not tested against the longer range threat. but analysis indicates that that could add another layer of defense to h

a radar northwest of hawaii. and shot an intercepter out of vandenberg which 2,000 miles south replicated what the war fighter would face in realtime. the scenario was executed by war fighters on console. and the way the information flowed after the launch of t the -- upon a launch of north korean ballistic missile. it will be detected by the overhead sensors, pass it to the radars in japan, pass it to the radar in alaska, develops the weapons task plan in alaska, to shoot an intercepter to defeat that threat. i would actually argue the scenario that we conducted was maybe more operationally realistic than not. >> gentleman's time expired. . >> we only fired one intercepter and in a real world scenario would fire more than one. >> we're going to have to get a classified briefing in before we get called for votes. trying to keep everybody on schedule. mr. hunter is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. let's go to hawaii. and first, i think this is the exteistential threat that ameri faces right now. and you're

. >> hawaii is known as a beautiful island paradise. but it also has the distinction of having one of the highest per-capita rate of homelessness in the nation. >> reporter: according to the most recent statistics, hawaii's homelessness rate is now around 505 homeless for every 100,000 residents. by comparison, new york state had 436 per 100,000, and california, 302. hawaii's problem became so severe, that two years ago governor david ige declarea state of emergency. >> this homelessness challenge is a crisis. >> reporter: that released more funding for new housing and shelters like this one - designed specifically for

she had expected their passenger liner would be attacked on the way to hawaii. upon arrival she immediately wrote to relatives on the mainland, we didn't get bombed or torpedoed as i had anticipated, helen wrote. we didn't even see a submarine on the whole trip. but she added they were probably out there, they are crafty. this was more than a month before the attack on pearl harbor. we tend to think of pearl harbor as a bolt from the blue. the united states was minding its own business and along came the japanese and started world war ii. in reality, any american paying reasonable attention in 1941 as helen was new war with japan was drawing closer and incidentally, it was literally in all the papers almost every day. to get it to stop attacking countries in the far east especially china. and there was a belief that eventually america would have to use force, stepping with forces to stop the japanese. when war came, it would be by our choice, not theirs. by late november and early december diplomats and other sources were reporting japanese warships and troop tr

after graham made his home in hawaii after 36 years. after a few short minutes in conversation in front of his wife, graham agreed to turn himself in the office. graham is a pillar within our community in hawaii. but unlike mr. ortiz, graham made the decision to return to the u.k. because he feared deportation was inevitable. graham made the decision to leave by the end of summer thinking these remaining months to say good-bye to the community and the home that he grew to love for so long. a circus performer by training, he taught children from low-income and at-risk communities circus art, bringing smiles and laughter to their faces and lives. he served on the community uncil and founding president community association. and his remaining final minutes he would instruct his last group of young passionate students at superhero themed-circus camp before shutting it down for good. our immigration system is broken. we need a pathway to citizenship to ensure people who are here to find a way to be part of this great country. we need real im

hawaii says you are right? >> the judge could write his own definition of close family members. that would go to the ninth circuit. and it would happen to the supreme court. we are going on the fly because i just heard about this. i wouldn't be surprised if a federal judge in hawaii said the supreme court has this. it issued the order and you had better file this application with them to seek clarification. >> i have a two-part question. the state of hawaii issued a challenge. does the guideline still go into effect? a dozen hold it up from taking effect? >> that's great. -- that's great. in any event, probably what would happen is they might widen the definition. in the moment, we are going ahead with but the state department issued. >> do you think any other state could follow suit?>> that is where one case started. i suppose you could do the same thing would be virginia because that is the counterpart case in front of the supreme court. those are probably the places to do it. the one i was expecting was an o

the boat returned to honolulu in hawaii, after being on the journey for three years.an swells to guide it. the same techniques that brought the first polynesian settlers to hawaii hundreds of years ago. kathryn armstrong reports. it was an emotional farewell at the start of an epic voyage around the world. cheering. first ports of call, the islands of tahiti and samoa, where the crew were welcomed ashore by their pacific cousins. sings. in new zealand, the crew of hokule‘a were welcomed with a traditional maori greeting before learning about their shared cultural history. onto australia, where the boat sailed around the coast from sydney, visiting several different cultural and environmental sites, including the great barrier reef. the trip from australia to bali was a difficult one for the crew, due to poor conditions, but also marked the first time the canoe had ventured further than the pacific ocean. sailing into south africa after a brief stay on the island of mauritius meant the hokule‘a had successfully sailed 10,000 nautical miles. applause. the leg between so

it is warm and sunny and hawaii. but it is a somber place. in that harbor, took place the most catastrophically unexpected event in the country's 165 years of existence to that point. the navy was a bigger presence in the public's eye than it is now. newspapers routinely covered the changes of naval command. there would be big stories when admiral x was replaced by admiral y. even in peace time reporters went out to sea to follow long details reports about the complex exercises of the atlantic and pacific fleets. it became evident disaster struck this invincible navy. a group of officials were sitting down to mid afternoon dinner at a private home not far from here just outside new york city. a guy considered the most knowledgeable and savvy of the bunch said to everyone it is a hoax. and they all agreed with that. it was proposporous this phone call. if the concept had existed then they would have called it fake news. i need to give you concepts. the first about pearl harbor is obvious. december 7th was circled in red on their calendars. the

what exactly is hawaii challenging at this point? >> hawaii says the limited travel ban in effect is too narrow in the way that the trump that. specifically, you have to prove a bona fide relationship to get into the country. they've defined bona fide as parents, children, spouses, siblings, fiances and some in-laws, like a mother or father-in-law living in the country. there are others included, grandparents, aunts and uncles, and hawaii went back to a federal judge last night to argue that's too narrow and the ban needs to be blocked again. >> tracie, we're still getting a lot of reaction to the president's tweets about morning joe host mika brzezinski and joe scar borough. >> lawmakers here condemn the president's tweets, specifically republicans who came out quickly. paul ryan and others who said that it was inappropriate what the president said in his tweets. but that it won't affect the working with him on things like health care. they have big things to get done here, health care, tax reform and they're trying to don't like th

argument may 15 oral in hawaii versus trump. it is one hour and 50 minutes. -- gavel pound] >> all rise. the court of appeals for the ninth circuit is now in session. please be seated. [gavel pound] >> good morning. it is a pleasure to be sitting here with my colleagues. all of us extend a welcome to the distinguished lawyers here today to argue their cases. and also to our observers. number 14which is brief 5958 is submitted on briefs. 1535 --e case number 465 is submitted on briefs. so the first case for oral argument today is date of hawaii versus trump, which is 1715589. that case is set for 30 minutes per side. on the oral argument. so please watch your time and try to sum up when the timer is yellow and try to stop when it is red. however, i will also add that the court is very well aware of the importance of this case to all of the parties and all of the amicus parties as well. time if one ofra you feels you needed to present your argument. and certainly, if either of my colleagues have questions once the time is up we wi

hawaii has already filed a court challenge to this. their emergency motion seeks to clarify the family relationships that people need to seek a visa. the current guidelines exclude grandparents and fiances. >> both democrats and republicans are voicing their disapproval of a pair of tweets sent by president trump criticizing a female news anchor for having a, quote, low iq and a face-lift. at least two republican senators publicly criticized the tweet saying it was beneath the president's office. the white house defended the tweet after msnbc anchors criticized him. >> you're watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. planned parenthood is closing three clinics in the bay area. >> those closures are effective beginning tomorrow at the richmond, pittsburg and vacaville locations. >> reporter: this planned parenthood health clinic on marina way in downtown richmond is closing tomorrow. we spoke with one patient who asked us not to identify her. >> this is the closest planned parenthood. >> reporter: that leaves one five miles away. >> i don't kno

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look at this line between hawaii and the philippines. saidine states has we can defend the philippines. we can counter any kind of aggressor or harm towards the philippines, but now suddenly post-world war i, japan controls a large stretch of the central pacific. that happensng after world war i is the washington naval conference, 1921. think in the aftermath of world war i that we have the league of nations. japan joins the league of nations. the united states does not. there's going to be a new era of peace. we will pass these naval treaties that limit capital ship construction. if we limit tonnage and capital ship construction, there will be peace. that does not happen. let me suggest as we do these to aarks as japan grows world power, the very fact the washington naval conference in 1921 includes the united states, , evenbritain, and japan though the united states and navalbritain have superiority with the japan, the very fact japan is on the world stage with those other two powers is pretty significant. in the meantime, what has bee

the state of hawaii filing court papers yesterday.dministration's definition of who can enter is too narrow and it needs to be clarified. joining me now is nbc's pete williams with more on the topic. let me put up on our screen new reaction from the former secretary of state madeleine albright. she just tweeted, as an immigrant and refugee i'm offended by the travel ban's cruelty. as a grandmother, i am insulted by its ignorance. no muslim ban ever is her hasht hashtag. it seems an issue for a lot of critics of the ban is they think it focuses too narrowly in terms of how they define a close family relationship. can you explain that? >> we could see a ruling on a judge on this next week, the state of hawaii and the challengers there went to court last night and said the government got it wrong. here's their claim, they say the supreme court said the problem with the ban on enforcement is that it's too broad that was imposed by hawaii and maryland. and that's why the supreme court narrowed it. the supreme court, according to hawaii, an

starting from hawaii, spanning 40,000 nautical miles and 33 countries and territories. australia, south africa, new york and back home. >> it was very intense. >> reporter: the crew battling brutal weather and harrowing seas. the crew doesn't use modern navigational tools, no gps or compass. >> the sun is exactly due west. and you want to go south. >> it would be to the left of me. >> right. >> reporter: they reached back into history using the ancient polynesian art of wave finding. >> our ancestors have been doing it for 3,000 years. >> reporter: they're teaching the next generation. >> we measure altitude with our hands. >> reporter: the technique given a spotlight in the hit disney film "moana." >> you're measuring the stars, not giving the sky a high five? >> what we're doing is something our ancestors have done for many years. and we're able to continue to practice and keep it alive. >> knowing where you came from to get where you're going to go. >> reporter: a lesson that guides the sails, finding a way forward by honoring the past. steve patterson, magic island,

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aloha to hawaii. showup, former resident hawaii, has been preparing for the 75-mile swim for years. the swim is expected to take 32 to 34 hours, you know, just 32 to 34 hours, and the dangers include current, shark, and possibly the the most challenging, the dangerous man of war jellyfish. >> a lot of nerves, apprehensions and stuff cents, just like when i did iron races, as soon as the gun goes off, i start moving it, all goes aside. >> now, he's not actually the first person to attempt. a swimmer tried and failed in 2010 after hitting group of stinging man of war's, to avoid that threat, the makeshift man of war screen will be dragged off the back of the swimmer. >> so hopefully that helps him. >> see, none of that, role, sounds worth it to me. >> no. >> i would love to go to hawaii. hey, i would love to watch him swim that, from the shore. >> get some float is. >> good for him, though, good luck. >> yes, up next, we will hear more from the sixers top pick, don bell at the nba draft. >> plus find ou

one, you've got to protect the hawaii to midway line. probably in the spring of 1942 midway for all of its acreage and tiny atoll may be the most heavily defended island in the pacific. the second thing is he says you need to protect the west coast to hawaii lifeline. west coast to hawaii but also west coast to australia. after the war we know that maybe japan didn't have quite the plans to go ahead and actually do a physical invasion of australia. but they certainly had plans to cut off australia from the american west coast, hence their operations into the solomons and things. so at this particular point it's really important for nimitz to hold the west coast to hawaii and australia lifeline. the third thing, and this is really where king comes into his own as a global strategist, i think, is he says to george marshal, on the joint chiefs, we are not going to do defensive containment in the pacific. we are going to push back and take an offensive operation against the japanese thrust. and i think that that is critical not only to the s

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to the state of hawaii versus trump. you may now proceed. >> may please the court, both the constitution and acts of congress and the president of the united states brought authority to permit aliens abroad from entering this country when he deems it in the nation's interest. this global injunction restricting that authority cannot and for three reasons. first they applied the wrong legal standard. constitution challenges of twons abroad -- section tempora repository six countries to shelter or sponsor terrorism readily satisfies that test. what is the difference, practically? think it is just this no court has ever applied it, not the supreme court or this court. you have to have an affirmative showing of that faith. if that is what you require for a discretionary decision, you really ought to require the strongest showing when you are talking about the president of the united states and multiple members of his cabinet, whose motives have not been impugned. say that the commander-in-chief, head of the executive branch a

to go to a federal judge in hawaii, i practiced in the federal courthouse in hawaii in year for, to askerpret the u.s. supreme court is almost unprecedented, i will be curious to see what the judge does. >> i don't think this is going to go anywhere, i think we will see more and more challenges like this. the reality is, the state of hawaii is asking the judge to more broadly define close family ties. obviously wanted to be far more encompassing, but the problem is the united states supreme court is the highest court in the land, they've already ruled, they have ruled that the president has the executive power to issue executive orders like this. with that comes the discretion and the authority to define the terms that go with that executive order. they might not like the way the administration to find it, but the supreme court has spoken. >> heather: we will find an october when they hear it. let's move to this next case, tennis star venus williams is facing a lawsuit following a fatal car crash happened back in june, it ended in the fatality of a 78-year-old man, his wife was driving

almost $6,8 nun hawaii, where we have -- $6,800 in hawaii, where we have one of the best health cares. why? what did the seniors do that trumpcare wants to penalize them and pay such a premium when they're moving towards retirement? trumpcare is out to get those 50 to 64 with this terrible age tax. vote against h.r. 1168. these numbers will not be different in your district. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from tennessee. mrs. black: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia. mr. scott: mr. speaker, could you advise us how much time is remaining on both sides? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia has 5 1/2 minutes remaining. the gentlelady from tennessee has 2 1/2 minutes remaining. mr. scott: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield for the purpose of a unanimous consent request to the gentlelady from illinois, mrs. bustos. mrs. bustos: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record let frrts the united steel workers, the afl-cio and the international brotherhood of teamsters in opposition to this bill. the speaker pro

check out number 22 here that is titan lackdon a wide receiver in hawaii.he is three years from high school, titan has an offer to play college football for university of hawaii rainbow warriors, seriously. he says hawaii is in the running because his mom doesn't want him wandering too far from home. he just likes to play football but his dad, says titan is something special. >> just to see everybody over here, everybody smiling, have fun, have passion. >> i have been coaching for over 25 years at st. louis high school and few years here at capulah and i have done camps and seen a lot of kid and at at this age i have not seen somebody with the skills, he has. been through recruiting process many times. it is a long, vigorous narrow road, and many reach the door but this just doesn't have an answer. when opportunity knocks you have to enter and you have to go. >> the hawaii coach's offer was confirmed by titan's older brother jake who played college football himself at nevada. his daddies trying to challenge his son and bridge gap from elementary school to h

behalf of all of us of the great senator from hawaii. her conviction to help those who need help is just inspiring to every one of us. we love you, we wish you well, and we can't wait for you to come back and rejoin the double -- double invigorated. the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. merkley: mr. president, i want top extend to my colleague from hawaii for every -- for her successful health treatment. i know the prayers and thoughts of everyone in the senate are with her as she takes that healing path. her comments tonight are very relevant to the issue of health care in america because each of us hopes that if a loved one gets ill, that they will have the peace of mind that they know they will get the health care that they need and that they won't go bankrupt in the process. yet, here we are tonight debating a bill titled better care act. better care. has there ever been a bill in the history of the united states more perversely named than the better care act that strips care from 22 million americans? i was very struck

chamber wish her the best and a speedy c recovery so she can continue to fight for the people of hawaii u and the people of the united states. after weeks of secret meetings senate republicans released their health care legislation last week and in many ways it is even worse than expected. it's no wonder the senate republicans this legislative mouth is hidden behind closed doors. for working families and the elderly, for the disabled and for those suffering from opioid addictions, this legislation is a death sentence. this bill takes a machete to medicaid.

minutes before that, hawaii filed a legal challenge to the new rules. those rules stop people from iran, libya, somalia, sudan, syria, and yemen from getting visas to the u.s. unless they have a bona fide relationship with a relative, school, or business here. >> it's the definition of close relative that hawaii's attorney general is challenging tonight. news4's jackie bensen has more from >> reporter: what we did not see here, jim, are the protests that we saw after the administration's first attempt at a travel ban. tension and uncertainty crackled in the air in the international arrivals area of dulles airport. people were just aware that parts of the travel ban had gone into effect. but there was nothing like the uproar there was in january, when people learned their relatives were being denied entry into the u.s. once again, lawyers from the dulles justice coalition planted themselves near baggage claim. but late breaking word gave hope their presence may not be needed. >> we're monitoring the situation in hawaii. there's a motion, there could pote

so we went to hawaii for the first time. >> how do you feel about it? >> terrified. >> karina is scared of planes, but she doesn't mind the crowds. >> i'm excited to get away for a while. >> adventure waits for this man and his puppy as well. >> i'm going to drive up there pretty much all day tomorrow. >> he's gearing up for gridlock on his journey north. >> others are opting out of holiday travel entirely. >> i'm going to stay home and do nothing. >> you say that with a smile. >> yeah, because everyone else will be out there, and i'll be at home relaxing. >> she's got a point. the folks at ways found the worst time to drive is today between 2:00 and 4:00. and tuesday the 4th between 3:00 and 5:00 in the afternoon. you can avoid it or -- >> you have to get through it. >> yeah, we will just have to suffer through that traffic, if you are hitting the roads, one thing to remember, we've seen a lot of people ticketed this morning officers are out. remember to drive safely this holiday weekend. >> thank you, tiffany. >>> from the roads to the skies. it's exp

neil by the way represents the state of hawaii in that case in the supreme court. and sally, of course, was involved in the department of justice there. so, sally, i would like to begin with you. how did you get involved in this? what were you views? why did you hold the views you did? why did you do what you did and were you surprised by what happened? ms. yates: yes to all of it. i'll try to make this brief because i don't want to hog the whole thing here. i got involved in this, it was friday evening, late afternoon, i was in the car on the way to the airport on friday, january 27. i had actually just finished a meeting at the white house that's now known as the mike flynn situation, and i was in the car going back to a dinner honoring my husband. i got a call from my principal deputy. during the time i was acting attorney general, i was able to -- so it is about 5:00 or so, and he calls me and says you're not going to believe this. but i was just on "the new york times" website and it looks like the president instituted some sort of travel ban. that is how we f

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one, you have to protect the hawaii to midway line. we want midway out there as a very important point and probably in the spring of 1942, midway for all of its acreage may be the most heavily defended island and territory in the pacific. secondly, he says you need to protect the west coast to hawaii life line. west coast to hawaii but also west coast to australia. after the war we know japan didn't have the ability to go physically to australia but planned to cut off australia and the west coast, hence their operations to the solomons and things. hence it's important for nimitz to hold the west coast to australia and hawaii lifeline. thirdly, this is where nimitz comes into his own as a strategy, i think, he says to george marshall his strategist and staff on the joint chiefs, we are not going to do defensive containment in the pacific, we will push back and taken an offensive operation against the japanese thrust. i think that is critical not only to the story of midway but the story of what goes on after midway in terms of operation

really i need to be in hawaii in the conversations. >> we'll work that out.e an interesting point, you may not think there was any collusion between the trump campaign and russia, may believe it needs to be investigated, may not, that's really different than the idea that russia may have tried to interfere with american democracy and you can hold two thoughts in your head at the same time. we need to understand that the president is able to hold those two thoughts in his head at the same time. >> won't it be stunning, ali velshi, if there isn't collusion but the president would be unwilling to touch this or address it because he doesn't like the thought of him not weari wearing fair and square being rocked. it is extraordinary and it is a call for country first. stand by, everyone, what do we know about the senate health care bill? we've been talking about it all morning? what's inside just one day before the gop says they'll release a discussion draft. >> i'd like to know what's in there. >> only word to describe the embrace if you can call it that between s