residents and visitors of a ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii. it has caused the same concern of ours. because the incident occurred due to human error, i am interested in hearing about the training, certification and message originators to ensure proper use of the system. in addition, i am interested in knowing more about the safeguards that should have been in place and what, if anything, is to be done on a federal level to make sure that this never happens again. in addition, to improve the response to terrorist events, anchors fcc to take action on multimedia alerts. many to warn feedback and multilingual messaging. for example of new york city emergency management was able to send a picture of the suspect directly to recipients phones during the chelsea bombing, or if recipients were able to respond to the message to report that they saw the chelsea bomber, and may have led to a faster apprehension of the suspect. however, enhancements to the system will be meaningless a basic awareness of how to use the system is not met. considering the cu

. >> we made it to hawaii. >> he goes to alaska and hawaii, doesn't work. they head back to north carolina. >> if this doesn't work i'm giving up on wearing shoes. wow it's still tied. >> 200 hours all the flights and driving there was no point. >> you don't say. >> apparently north carolina works. >>> this is the daytona 200. you begin to realize that they don't have roll bars and that's a dangerous thing. >> ooh! wow. >>> plus -- >> the toughest day in any marriage is when you find out that your wife has an std. >> uhm -- >> but it's not the kind of std you may be thinking about. >> oh, single ladies have that, too. it's not just the wives. -whoa, he looks -- -he looks exactly like me. -no. -separated at birth much? we should switch name tags, and no one would know who was who. jamie, you seriously think you look like him?

>> fire fighters new york city gathered to remember the life of a little boy from hawaii. trucker duke died a year ago, but is now anor fire department. three year old spent most of his life in manhattan receiving treatment for stage four neuroblastoma, since his father is a firefighter he became fast friends with the crew at new york engine nine. >> he loved being with the firefighters. loved having lunch with us. loved having a snake with -- snack with us, mac and cheese or ice cream. >> to see all of these people honor our son, just incredibly special to us. >> floral lays could be seen around the next of dozen of firefighters at today's memorial center. a fire coat already displayed at his father's firehouse in hawaii. we will be right back. stay with us.

this is ground zero for it. >> hawaii. >> hawaii is ground zero for the snorkeling-related incidents.reporter: ralph goto recently retired as honolulu's director of ocean safety after 30 years. he now co-chairs a committee investigating the spike in snorkel-related deaths along with the hawaii department of health. >> there's the full face mask theory. there's issues of pre-existing medical conditions. there's theories of inexperience. and all of them have some credence. so we're asking the first responders to gather the equipment that's involved in these cases. >> reporter: for as for the masks -- >> more and more people are using the full face masks. >> reporter: lifeguards like kawika eka and his team are responsible for the safety of an average of 1600 visitors each day at hanauma bay. he says it's too early to know if they put snorkelers into greater danger. >> we're looking into if there is a connection to snorkel drowningings and the full face mask. >> reporter: have you tried one of these? >> yes. >> and what did you think? ? no comment. >> reporter: one manufacturer said in a

we call it hawaii regional cuisine now.t type of cuisine in everything that we do here. >> then we're back in the bay area checking out santa clara. >> we are the liaison to the city, and we're the connectors. >> and the perfect cheese platter for your next party. that tastes so good. >> yeah, isn't it good? >> all we're missing is a glass of wine. all of this fun driven by your northern california honda dealers. ♪ >> aloha, everyone. i am on the beautiful island of oahu in hawaii, experiencing all

rom hawaii stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. a special counsel robert mueller continues his probe into russian meddling into the 2016 election, we take a look back at washington's record of meddling in elections across the globe. by one count, the u.s. has interfered in more than 80 foreign elections. between 1946 and 2000. and that does not count u.s.-backed coups and invasions. former cia director james woolsey recently joked about the u.s. record of meddling overseas ring an ininterview witith laura ingraham on fox news. >> have we ever try to meddle in other countries elections? >> oh, probably. but it was for the good of the system in order to avoid the communists from taking over. europe, the in greeks and the italians -- >> we don't do that now, though? >> well -- only for a very good cause. >> can you do thatat on a vine video? juan: the list of countries where the u.s. has interfered is long. in 1893, the u.s. helped overthrow the kingdom of

assigned to a second tour in hawaii george and beatrice embarked on a 2000 plus mile journey from saniego to honolulu as seen in the family home movies. >> by the time he goes to hawaii he's the captain of the polo team and he had made a fall one time and had a concussion and about a week later, turned to his wife and says, what am i doing? i don't remember anything from last week and after that, he would begin to have the mood swings. >> my grandfather suffered from depression anytime he wasn't completely taken in and taken up with something and engaged. she kept him engaged. when she needed to take her own time, he felt put upon and i think those are the times he began to hit the bottle. >> oliver: while they were in hawaii beatrice suspected her husband began an affair with her half niece, 21-year-old jean gordon. >> this was devastating to my grandmother, but my grandfather offered my grandmother the most beautiful silver chalice and i think that this spoke volumes. >> oliver: 1937, as an army intelligence officer, george patton was extremely concerned about japan's rampage throug

on average, 17 people die each year in hawaii while snorkeling.enter of one theory about the rise in deadly incidents. so far this year, that type of gear has been linked to four deaths. slat mir dutiers of our streaming network cbsn went to honolulu to learn why the maskal design is raising sh >> reporter: good morning. here in hawaii's beaches, lifeguards say they are seeing more and more of these -- full-face snorkel masks. some tourists we've spoken to say they love them, easier to use than convention's snorkels but safety advocates warn people need to know about the risks for wearing these, and for one man's life, that warning came too late. >> she was a water bug. >> reporter: a water bug? >> yes. a good swimmer. >> reporter: guy cooper and his wife nancy peacock traveled the world together. on her last trip cooper stayed behind. he says it haunts him every day. >> i picture her in the water frightened, pennick iin panicki struggling with that mask. >> reporter: an avid snorkeler she was trying out a new piece of equipment. a full-face mask

(steve) and following a false alarm earlier this year -- hawaii prepares for a real ballistic missile attack. how it might affect your summer vacation. (catherine) and in the latest launch from space-x....10 satellites are sent into orbit. but not everything went as planned.. (catherine) a space-x falcon-nine rocket was launched from vandenberg air force base on the central coast today. it's delivering satellites into orbit. on twitter...space- x announced that the ten satellites were deployed at low-earth orbit. but space-x ceo elon musk says it's believed the 6-million dollar nose cone was destroyed when it crashed into the pacific..... (steve) with summer vacation season just around the corner --- this week -- hawaii hoteliers underwent training to learn what to do in the event of another nuclear missle alert. the hawaii lodging and tourism association hosted the emergency management workshop which outlined the necessary procedures that companies can use during an attack. the goal is to protect customers and employees. in january a false ballistic missile alert was triggered by the

coming in second with for mott hawaii and minnesota as states that have the lowest rates of uninsured women kind of explain some of the strangeness in the numbers but in states like georgia oklahoma florida nevada alaska and then dems of texas if you're a woman you have a higher chance of being uninsured this leads to debt poverty lack of medical care or avoidance of care due to cost than we have life expectancy the world wide life expectancy of women from birth runs from eighty three in japan to fifty in ca places like sierra leone in the wee west women can expect to be born with a high life expectancies in places like hawaii california minnesota again connecticut massachusetts in the because they have better health programs though again if you are in southern states like louisiana west virginia oklahoma alabama mississippi you are stuck to to live shorter poor and harder lives than women in the other states what does all this mean you know what well it means that we aren't doing a very good job of taking care of all the members of our society healthy women have and raise healthy bab

honoring the life of a little boy from hawaii.

false alarm earlier this year -- hawaii prepares for a real ballistic missile attack. how it might affect your summer vacation. (catherine) and in the latest launch from space-x....10 satellites are sent into orbit. but not everything went as planned..

we have the senator from hawaii. i will yield my time to the senator from hawaii. mr. schatz: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from hawaii. mr. schatz: climate change feels daunting. in the united states we have historic wildfires, storms and floods. severe weather has upended people's lives, destroying businesses and homes. it's now costing the economy tens of billions of dollars every year. around the world sometimes it can seem even bleaker. cities are running out of water. drought has distressed entire regions pushing people out of their homes and fueling conflict. meanwhile here in, the trump administration is actively undermining our ability to address climate change and at the e.p.a. in particular, scott pruitt is allowing polluters to violate the clean air act and the clean water act. he plans to eliminate limits on methane emissions and protections that keep toxic chemicals from polluting our waterways. he's rolling back the clean power plan and fuel efficient standards that keep too much carbon from polluting the air. he's cut the number of fines for pol

a fire coat already displayed at his father's firehouse in hawaii. we will be right back.e back everyone, finally tonight they say the show must go on, and for one delaware school sheet err program, it did just that. in the dark. >> ♪ >> well, no power, no problem. for school theater production of liz miz, some which thick emergency of the cast and the audience lit up the stage with their cell phones. now, that is is an experience none of them is likely to forget. >> yes? >> there is a thought. >> i was cents an actress in high school, you know. >> oh, my goodness. >> you can't tell. >> mostly sunny tomorrow, 48 degrees, still windy, watching system for mid week. >> that's going to do it for us everybody, have a good night. take care. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> detroit. >> that's where i'm from. >> i'm from detroit. >> were you in a tough neighborhood? >> i was in the west side, tough. >> tre are characters there. >> yes, characters there. >> i love detroit but there are characters there. >> they know it too, it's some characters there. >> byron allen coming to you from entertainmentstu

i'm in hawaii for crying out loud. everybody breaks in hawaii right ? but we are bad it broke.and we didn't know it. i took off a couple days before memorial weekend out of hawaii with an airplane we have just swapped out with grand forks north dakota on her weight back to japan. passing 10,000 feet the airplane began to depressurize. with 26 space available passengers in the back to include a 7-month-old baby that had just met the grandparents for the first time. we declared a precautionary meeting hey we are broke we need to come back and landed back in hickam air force base. came out the next day in the form said we couldn't duplicate your problem. i said we probably couldn't duplicate on the ground but i bet we could duplicate it in the air. no space eight passengers. he was hacked. i have all of these people that need to go back. you guys never take people. i wasn't gonna take him. no matter how irate he was going to get at me. and it was was a good thing we didn't. passing 10,000 feet we depressurize again. i got up to 16,000 feet and i made the first mistake a very criti

and you know what song is popular on the beaches all across hawaii?i braxton's" "unbreak my heart. america is not buying pete's pitch but it's up a half percent in the afterhours. so there's the frown on pete bye, pete, thanks. >> the island version of "unbreak my heart. european financials, you get them at ufn. i keeerm li the stock. >> i wm,ed >> "mad money" starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is to educate and teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer f you think this was a boring session where nothing much happened, think again. something big happened today th

(steve) and following a false alarm earlier this year -- hawaii prepares for a real ballistic missileht affect your summer vacation. (catherine) and in the latest launch from space-x....10 satellites are sent into orbit. but not everything went as planned.. (catherine) a space-x falcon-nine rocket was launched from vandenberg air force base on the central coast today. it's delivering satellites into orbit. on twitter...space- x announced that the ten satellites were deployed at low-earth orbit. but space-x ceo elon musk says it's believed the 6-million dollar nose cone was destroyed when it crashed into the pacific..... (steve) with summer vacation season just around the corner --- this week -- hawaii hoteliers underwent training to learn what to do in the event of another nuclear missle alert. the hawaii lodging and tourism association hosted the emergency management workshop which outlined the necessary procedures that companies can use during an attack. the goal is to protect customers and employees. in january a false ballistic missile alert was triggered by the hawaii emergency m

top five or top ten were northeastern states vermont and massachusetts coming in six's maine with hawaii connecticut iowa new hampshire rounding out the top ten places phillips for women because of the bottom of the list will have to go south the worst states for women are alabama. oklahoma mississippi and arkansas and at the very bottom is the great state of louisiana which ranks as the warst place for women with a score of thirty six out of one hundred so what areas decide if a place is good for women well this state has the highest median income for women are topped by state that isn't a state turns out washington d.c. the district with no representation for our taxation and does represent women in the paycheck coming in second again is minnesota moving down the list to delaware virginia and illinois rounding out the top five states with the highest median income for women say sort of the most unequal in pay with the lowest median income for female workers are kind of a surprise well why isn't the top ten overall there dead last in median income for women california thought to be a de

we call it hawaii regional cuisine now.to emphasize that type of cuisine in everything that we do here. >> then we're back in the bay area checking out santa clara. >> we are the liaison to the city, and we're the connectors. >> and the perfect cheese platter for your next party. that tastes so good. >> yeah, isn't it good? >> all we're missing is a glass of wine. all of this fun driven by your northern california honda dealers. ♪ >> aloha, everyone. i am on the beautiful island of

women can expect to be born with a high life expectancies in places like hawaii california minnesota again connecticut massachusetts in the because they have better health programs though again if you are in southern states like louisiana west virginia oklahoma alabama mississippi your expected to live shorter poor and harder lives than women in the other states what does all this mean you know what well it means that we aren't doing a very good job of taking care of all the members of our society healthy women have and raise healthy babies children in homes with a strong woman who can make just as much as a man for the same work hope and courage the empowerment of women and equality we can argue politics all day but maybe it's time to start thinking about making things better for the majority of americans instead of kicking the health safety and earning power of women down the road for the next script for people to deal with that's a great point and those numbers are truly truly fascinating when you get into that because it does show a lack of brotherhood or sisterhood the fifty sta

the second part was i shared an office with a guy who was a submersible divers in the hawaii and he was a guy who was an explorer and all these things with massive projects. he kept telling me that they would never be able to audit the economics of it because with so many multi-administration processes, the auditors would be stymied. >> guest: to the idea of contractors that work for the department of defense, the accounting goes to them to. >> guest: when contractors are doing work for the department of defense, that's part of what you will have to look at is what have we got from them, if they are deliverable. did we get those deliverables? how's it all accounted for? >> host: one more call, sheila from maryland, republican line. >> caller: i have a couple questions for mister harrison, i believe that's his name. what is the starting point? at what year do you start the audit and you mentionedthat a big part of the problem was it , was when you talk about $550 million or figures, does that include integrating new computer systems? it would seem to methat would be a wise use . what is

this extends all the way to hawaii so it gives as you hawaii feel to the air. we start to see it roll into the bay area. so this is way it looks agency we see the clouds and the rain moving in. we're already seeing the rain. it is going to be busy throughout the day. if you have to run some errands, you might want to track the rain on the nbc bay area app so you can see where it is or how long it will be for palo alto. the rain gets going pretty good right about 2:00 this afternoon and continues for a few hours. there may be a wind advisory but it may not be the case tomorrow. the winds along the coast will especially be strong. wind speeds of 20 miles an hour. for all the bay area, the winds will start to pick up. this is as the cold front starts to drop into the bay area bringing us colder temperatures as the rain continues. we'll see the rain coming in waves off and on and you can just expect it to be fairly busy on the radar. at least seeing some rain somewhere. it won't give you much but you'll to have keep an eye on it. so the rain through today and satur

on today's show, aubrey visits hawaii and enjoys a brand-new luau at the aulani. >> in hawaii, a luauhance to gather family and friends together to not only tell stories and to laugh, but also to enjoy incredible food and learn about cultural history and learn about stories of the past. >> and while she's there, she's having some fun in the sun, too. >> okay, let's give it a shot. >> wow! >> yeah, there it is! [ laughs ] >> then we're back in the bay area getting tips for the perfect blow-out. >> and what's the biggest mistake people make when they're blowing out at home? >> grabbing a bunch of hair and trying to shove it all on the brush, and just going at it. and i'm like, "no, no." >> section by section? >> section by section. >> plus, we're cooking savory and sweet crep

i went to hawaii. every year i try and raise money by racing in a triathlon.erful program and i race for ply mom who is a lymphoma survivor. it gives the fight greens blood cancer so much meaning floims better backdrop on the planet earth than hawaii. the race went great. i wanted to finish fund 3 thundershowers. i did it in 2:59:49. the ocean was so blue and nice i had to remind myself to keep swimming. you shared your story about the your own fight and the family members you honor with your pledge. let's keep up the fight, renewed and focused on why we do what we do for those we keep in our hearts along the way. thank you for watching the show. it's great to be back. you can always follow me on twitter and instagram. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. tomorrow night on the show, matt welch, brian brenberg, michio kaku. have a beautiful night. >> it's the circus, downsized. [ crowd cheering ] >> he's got the big top, the sideshow, the menagerie. >> and you can almost smell the popcorn and sawdust. >> made by a master whittler. >> he never used a jigsaw. he nev

so, we get a lot of patients from hawaii.s to interpretive services through an ipad and through other technology allows us to speak in korean and speak in japanese, whereas people would struggle with communicating with those families. but they have needs too. robert: yeah, that's the key factor actually, huh? kathleen: and so, we can serve to that population, to those populations, absolutely. robert: yeah, and you mentioned that you have a high percentage of workers who are also asian-american, pacific islanders? kathleen: we do, i would say-- i don't know the exact numbers, but i would say between 40 and 50% of our nursing workforce anyway are asian and pacific islander. robert: any reason for that? kathleen: i don't--i don't have a theory, but-- oh, i do have a theory. i think we're natural caregivers at heart. and so, for example, i'm filipino, and so filipinos grow up--filipino females grow up to become nurses. that's just hands down. my mom actually had--didn't want me to be a nurse, and i just turned into a nurse. so, i

the gentlelady from hawaii is recognized. ms. hanabusa: mr. speaker, i have no further speakers and i'm ready to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. lamborn: mr. speaker, i yield sufficient time as she may consume to the gentlewoman from indiana, mrs. brooks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. brooks: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, nearly 50 years ago on april 4, 1968, dr. martin luther king jr. was shot and killed in memphis, tennessee. that same night senator robert f. kennedy was scheduled to deliver a campaign speech in indianapolis. the city which my friend and colleague, representative carson, and i both represent in congress. instead, senator kennedy broke the news to hoosiers about what had just happened. his speech calmed a volatile crowd and called for a nonviolent reaction to the assassination. he pleaded with the crowd to remain committed to the ideals and peaceful movement of dr. king during a tim

there are also vacations to tanzania, greece, and hawaii.flict-free diamond necklace and a $10,000 donation to the an -- donation to the animal shelter. also there are some magic mud tooth paste. >> wow. magic mud. >> i'll take the vacations. >> that's what i was thinking. i'll go to greece, hawaii. >> all right, coming up on sports. the coin has been flipped and the 49ers and the raiders will sort out their picks in next month's draft. the warriors finish off their road trip with a win, but steph steph leaves the game with an ankle injury. we'll be right back. ♪ (door bell rings) (cell phone vibrating) hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello, i got your package. you can just leave it, thanks. (cell phone vibrating) hello, can i help you? hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. ♪ steph curry's ankle might be happy to hear the dubs don't play >>> the warriors wrap up a perfect three-game road trip. steph curry's ankle might be sore. he stepped on zsa zsa's first game. he scored 28 points in the game. curry returned in the is

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there are also vacations to tanzania, greece, and hawaii. a conflict-free diamond necklace and a $10,000 donation to the an -- donation to the animal shelter. also there are some magic mud tooth paste. >> wow. magic mud. >> i'll take the vacations. >> that's what i was thinking. i'll go to greece, hawaii. >> all right, coming up on sports. the coin has been flipped and the 49ers and the raiders will sort out their picks in next month's draft. the warriors finish off their road trip with a win, but steph steph leaves the game with steph curry's ankle might be happy to hear the dubs don't play >>> the warriors wrap up a perfect three-game road trip. steph curry's ankle might be sore. he stepped on zsa zsa's first game. he scored 28 points in the game. curry returned in the is educational background qua rter, and then -- in the second quarter, giving them a nine- point lead. steph was taken out of the game in the second half for cautionary reasons. the warriors are up 90-81. the hawks just throws it up and banks it in cutting golden state's lea

a fire coat already displayed at his father's firehouse in hawaii. we will be right back.y with us. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights.if you're, pto help youp. have ls save energy and money. peco. fu pto help youp. have ls if you're anything like me, your to-do list just keeps growing. (laughs desperately) it never stops. which is why the online financing application from wherever you are, at cat the doctor's office,entf kate practice or my favorite... back at the doctor's office. knowing before you go means more quality time r the school play that is not going to look anything like a frog. just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids! >> welcome back everyone, finally tonight they say the show must go on, and for oneet r program, it did just that. in the dark. >> ♪ >> well, no power, no problem. for school theater production of liz miz, some whi

with that type a personality as we are going away from hawaii. 200 miles west of hawaii with a crew chief came up and literally scared out of his mind tapping me on the shoulder saying we were low on oxygen because it wasn't sure if we would learn pressurization. that was a mistake he came running up captain. turnaround. turnaround. we don't know what's wrong. with a look of terror on his face. i look back and i could see two crew chiefs putting down the floor and another one pulling the firefighters mask and pulling the pin on the fire testing wisher. they got the piece of plywood up and flames went everywhere then the whole airplane filled with smoke and it burned for about two minutes while they tried to get it out. we were on fire. some of you may be wondering what that has to do with pressurization. what we found out in your home to have ductwork that goes under the floor that the air-conditioning and heating system uses to move air around and airplanes have the same thing. 1300-degree air was coming off the engines going through two cracks in a manifold under the floor and started t

joining me now, democratic senator mazie rono from the state of hawaii. country that has a more direct interest in security on the korean peninsula than hawaii as evidenced by the false of alarm of a missile attack in hawaii that happened earlier this year. your reaction to the news of this meeting? >> any path that leads to a diplomatic resolution to ease tensions in the korean peninsula and leads to a denuclearized north korea is a good thing. at the same time, i want to set the record straight this did not just happen overnight because the first direct sanctions to -- on north korea, those were passed in 2015, we had a coalition of countries through our own efforts and through the united nations efforts to impose more sanctions on north korea, and so it has been a process of imposing these kinds of sanctions. that has had a negative economic impact on north korea. and i think we should also acknowledge the role that south korea has played recently to make sure that we have an environment. now, these are serious negotiations, i hope that we do not have

a handful never left hawaii.they served in the army or the national guard, got married, had children and never came home. it's the little tidbits i learned along the way that are fascinating for me. to last stories. wallace wade was the head coach at duke university, previously won national championships alabama. during this time he decided that my boys were going into service, so was i. this 49-year-old football coach shocked the world when shortly after the rose bowl loss he enlisted, rose in the ranks, went overseas in 1944, participated after normandy, controlled the 242nd artiller artillery, face battle himself, and at one point at the battle of the bulge in the snowy forest on the edge of belgium, he is freezing and he jumps into a foxhole to try to get some coffee. he says to this young private, may i borrow a cup of coffee. he's freezing, the gentleman takes off his coat, get some coffee and food and wade says to the gentleman what's your name. he said where you from? he said i'm from oregon. he had playe

. >>> i turn you to the hawaii senator, your views of these reports of the president who's literally under review for obstruction was talking to these witnesses. >> well the chaos continues with the president and in the white house and there are regular practically daily, hourly revelations that point to a pattern of behavior by the president and those around him that have to do with obstruction of justice, possibly witness tampering, any number of very, very concerning behaviors. but there's death a pattern. i think it's hard for the president to keep track of, you know, the lies, the out right lies and the on fbfuscation th e he's done. >> i want to play for you another democrat who like you has raised some of these concerns, congressman adam schiff talking about that news today with former trump campaign manager cory lewandowski. >> questions about the production of the false statement concerning the trump tower meeting, questions about the firing of james comey as well as any discussions that mr. lewandowski had with the president about the potential of firing bob mueller. these

this in spite of the fact that kim was repeatedly launching ballistic miss isles threatening guam, hawaii and the mainland. trump in his usual fashion was undeterred. all the while continuing to impose a slew of economic sanctions, warning that if forced to defend ourselves or our allies, we would have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. so here we are, march 10, little wok the man seeking to sit down with the president of the united states. never in our history or theirs has this happened. no other president could accomplish this. not jimmy carter, ronald reagan, george h.w. bush, not bill clinton, not george w. bush and certainly not barack obama. all incapable or unwilling to confront a predictable impending disaster that trump warned of in 1999 long before he became president. president trump: they are saying obama could have done that. trust me. he would not have don't. by the way, neither would bush, neither would clinton, and they had their shot. all they did was nothing. judge jeanine: the case of bill clinton is even worse. he gave $4 billion to kim's father in exchange

this is all thanks to hawaii.the way from hawaii, subtropical moisture, and bringing us some rain as you get ready to head out. it does start out light and with this we are also seeing some of the rain across the north bay, coming down at about 0.03 of an inch of rain per hour but we can see pretty much everyone starting to get in on this wet weather. it's a soggy one. even the rain i'm seeing offshore about to move in is still also very light as it continues to move into san francisco, the east bay seeing some rain moving through oakland and also orinda and approaching concord within the next few minutes. san jose starting to see that rain as well as the radar continues to fill in. we are about five or six minutes ahead of the national weather service radar so we can see it approaching 680 and also once again moving toward concord within the next few minutes. getting dressed this morning we see the clouds and that's a reminder that we do need the rain gear. i think a rain jacket will be better today because it wi

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rob: a spokesman with the hawaii emergency management agency says it was heavily redacted due to similarrts the command uses. an employee accidentally set off the warning. that person was fired. jillian: extreme weather, heavy rain in california triggering two mudslides near malibu trapping cars. rob: the same storm system could move across the country turning into the fourth nor'easter in two weeks as winter has turned up, this is ridiculous. i can't believe how late this is hitting. >> i am sorry. i have to be the bearer of bad news. 34 in new york doesn't feel like springtime weather and setting the stage for another nor'easter as we head into next week. we have a very active pattern. a lot of this whether is happening in the west, that moves across the central us and some of that energy will come up to the northeast on the first day of spring. we are getting more rain and mountain snow for the west. some of that will get into potential for severe weather across the gulf coast so people need to be on the alert for hail and isolated tornadoes and computer models, this one slows it down

this in spite of the fact that kim was repeatedly launching ballistic miss isles threatening guam, hawaii and the mainland. trump in his usual fashion was undeterred. all the while continuing to impose a slew of economic sanctions, warning that if forced to defend ourselves or our allies, we would have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. so here we are, march 10, little wok the man seeking to sit down with the president of the united states. never in our history or theirs has this happened. no other president could accomplish this. not jimmy carter, ronald reagan, george h.w. bush, not bill clinton, not george w. bush and certainly not barack obama. all incapable or unwilling to confront a predictable impending disaster that trump warned of in 1999 long before he became president. president trump: they are saying obama could have done that. trust me. he would not have don't. by the way, neither would bush, neither would clinton, and they had their shot. all they did was nothing. judge jeanine: the case of bill clinton is even worse. he gave $4 billion to kim's father in exchange

mazie hirono / hawaii (d) who's responsible to counter the use of social media by russians to conductthey call informational warfare? sen. mike rounds / south dakota (r)do you believe that this country today has an appropriate and clear policy with regard to cyberwarfare? dir dan coatsno, i think that's a work in process and needs to be in process. alexandra limon / @alexlimonnewsthe us intelligence chief told senators more needs to be done to protect our elections secretary of the treasury steven mnuchin told a house subcommittee the administration inteds to punish russia for the 2016 election meddling.steven mnuchin / treasury secretary in the next several weeks we will be moving forward with sanctions on russia.members of the questioned whether president trump supports the sanctions approved by congress but secrertary mnuchin said the president is "fully supportive" of his work. in washigton alexandra limon. (vicki) happening now in the east bay... police are trying to identify a man seen acting inappropriately inside a women's restroom. walnut creek investigators say this man was

this in spite of the fact that kim was repeatedly launching ballistic miss isles threatening guam, hawaii and the mainland. trump in his usual fashion was undeterred. all the while continuing to impose a slew of economic sanctions, warning that if forced to defend ourselves or our allies, we would have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. so here we are, march 10, little wok the man seeking to sit down with the president of the united states. never in our history or theirs has this happened. no other president could accomplish this. not jimmy carter, ronald reagan, george h.w. bush, not bill clinton, not george w. bush and certainly not barack oba. lncapable or uilling to confront a predictable impending disaster that trump warned of in 1999 long before he became president. president trump: they are saying obama could have done that. trust me. he would not have don't. by the way, neither would bush, neither would clinton, and they had their shot. all they did was nothing. judge jeanine: the case of bill clinton is even worse. he gave $4 billion to kim's father in exchange for nor

wider picture, moisture trail stretches all the way to hawaii. will this impressive system actually deliver this weekend? i'll have time line and answer coming right now. eric. >> thank you. >>> san francisco police are searching for group of suspects who pulled off a brazen armed robbery on the freeway. 280 connecter ramp to 101 in the city. boxed in silver hyundai and attackers confronted occupants before 2:00 this afternoon. smashed windows with a gun and robbed them. >> we don't think it was drive-by robbery, it was a targeted matter. whoever robbed that vehicle knew what the parties were carrying and targeted them. >> the suspects sped off after taking the belongs. chp says no shots were fired. >>> looking for more victims of suspected armed robber. under arrest and could be responsible for bay area crime spree. katie marzullo with more. >> reporter: surveillance video of robbery in progress. pull pulled gun out of pocket and grabbed cash from register. gas station on snell avenue. not working but striebd coworker told him. >> $20 bill. open

the hawaii tourism association hosted the emergency management workshop which outlined the necessaryanies can use during an alert. the goal is to protect customers and employees. in january, you remember, a false ballistic missile alert was triggered by the hawaii emergency management agency. the hawaii hotel visitor industry securty association suggests that people vacationing in the state have a bag filled with essentials that they can grab in the event of an ( marty ) coming up after the break.... "ready player one" is ready to conquer the box office. we'll take a look at what else is new in ( marty ) here's a live look at kirkwood this morning... live look outside... san francisco embarcadero. ♪ ♪ you are many different things in one amazing package, and t.j.maxx gives you the freedom to express every one. with our unique mix of must-have brands at must-buy prices, you can be active or totally relaxed. ♪ ♪ you can shop online or take it home today. you'll always save on something for every you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx. my secret visitors. hallucinations and delusions. the u

length wise, it goes all the way to hawaii, about 2500 miles away. and we get these disturb yangss moving through. and the next one is set to move into the bay area as we go into tonight with more intense rain. right now we're seeing scattered showers and it feels really humid with the temperatures in the 60s. the rain has been more hit or miss. through the north bay as well as the east bay. fremont getting in on some heavier rain and that could affect your drive as you head out through the midday. a steadier rain in the santa cruz mountains. that's what the river does. as it moves into the coast, the hills and the mountains forces air to rise and it covers a lot of heavy rain in the mountains. while we haven't had as much in sand san jose, we've still had some rain moving through. it becomes more widespread. we'll see some of the heaviest rain across parts of the peninsula, the east bay and the south bay. so i'll be tracking that. we talk about how much more rain to expect. it is coming up in a few minutes. >> if you want to keep track of what's goi

"hawaii?" "well, they could become a nation stake and develop nukes."nt. >> stephen: sure. >> you're going from that and then the little heee"p" like an animal. >> stephen: when i worked for you on the "dana carvey show." you said, "don't worry if it doesn't sound like the person. >> you find your hook. can you do your angry gregory peck for the people over 50? >> stephen: sure, i'll try. >> we threw so many things at stephen. you came in as a sketch player and writer. >> stephen: yeah. >> but you didn't fancy yourself as an impressionist. >> but you nailed geraldo -- >> stephen: it's funny bring that up. i remember, i remember-- it was during the o.j. trial this was going on. >> i did cato kalin. >> stephen: you did cato kalin. and the funny thing was-- so the "dana carvey show" was in winter into spring of 1996. >> basically, it was a show that went pheew, and was gone. and then there were cactus. >> stephen: kind of a legend-- it was a murderer's row. you and robert smigel, louie c.p. steve carell. me. >> stephen colbert. >> stephen: robert carlock w

all the moisture is going up and around us from hawaii to canada, alaska. that's where the moisture is headed not to us. no snow in our forecast. here's the seven-day forecast. temperatures drop on easter sunday. high pressure will weaken and that is a look at your forecast. >>> looks like a gorgeous week. thanks of a new request from stormy daniels' attorney may help us get to the bottom of where president trump's attorney really got the money to pay off the porn star. >> plus, what president trump is saying about north korean leader kim jong-un's historic meeting in china. ♪you've got a friend in me celebrate friendship and beyond at the first ever pixar fest with all new fireworks and your favorite park parades. only at disneyland resort. testify .. under oath .. and tell a judge what he knew about th >>> i'm jackie ward in the kpix 5 newsroom. president trump may soon have to testify under oath and tell a judge what he knew about the secrecy agreement between himself and stormy daniels. daniels' attorney michael avenatti requested a deposition from both