kingdom of hawaii. so from here, i'm going to -- we're going to walk over and stop at the queen's statue. which is a memorial to the queen, last queen of hawaii, queen lolikalani and go into the capital and i'll show you the rest of the buildings. so now we're between the palace. and the new capital building. and between that, we have a statue of queen lolical ane the last monarch of hawaii and passed away in 1917. but she was overthrown in 1893 by american forces. american military landed and surrounded the government buildings. and overthrew the queen. part of what was going on was in her hand she is holding the constitution of 1893. the creation chant of the native hawaiians, and the song that she wrote called aloha oy. the queen was trying to restore the civil rights of the hawaiian people. so her brother, king kalau was forced to sign the constitution in 1887 called the bayonet constitution because they surrounded him in the palace and pointed bayonets at him and said sign this constitution. but wh

hawaii's entry -- for hawaii and hawaii's teacher. hawaii -- hawaii's future.awaii's introduction to the the and of the 19th century. the hugest impact is an immediate and dramatic drop in the population. at hundreds of thousands of people dying of which our diseases to people had no immunity. trajectory basically drops the population from anywhere from 500,000 to 800,000 at the point of contact to less than 40,000 by the end of the 19th century. in about 120 years, we have 95%where between a 92% to depopulation rate. so they chose to modernize. we went, in the space of decades, from a country that was lteeped in this long traditiona leadership -- of -- long tradition of chiefly leadership, no capitalism, virtually no trade, subsistence economy, very, very stable. we went from that to being almost unrecognizable from any other 19th century modern 1860's, 1870's. opera houses downtown. we had buildings. we had a plantation economy. and this is the thing. i mean, the native hawaiians were try to manage all of this ambitions ofge the some of the missionaries who h

in hawaii, hawaii's values are making sure we prioritize our local residents.aking sure we support local businesses and our farmers. hawaii values is making sure we can keep families connected to their culture, to the land, and to each other. hawaii values are making sure that people can afford to live here and thrive, not just survive. and when we talk about affordability, we need to use a realistic definition of affordable. because the definition we are using is not affordable for you and for me. in hawaii, we live in a beautiful place, and yet, we are plagued and struggling because of the cost of living. we have career politicians that serve special interest groups that work for political insiders and continue to ignore the exodus of doctors and teachers leaving our state, the increase housing, it inequitable , and affordable housing. i am committed as governor for the state of hawaii to change this, and to work for each and every one of you. and i'm calling everyone out to come and vote. >> one minute and 30 seconds. halo for the chance to discuss important

hawaii killed its first tourist. here view anyone who comes ashore with suspicion. >> i go back to what defines a hawaiian and maybe we should go back in our imaginations. could have been 2,000 years ago. the tuhesions have this voyage way before any other culture in the planet. somehow gets here. single most archipelago on the planet. flash forward to captain cook. you get a glimpse they're industrious, healthy, strong, had time for the arts. more than hal of what we have in hawaii today. fully sustainable because there was no other choice. over time theinate v american population goes to 22,000. introduces to these inability to deal ewith it. people die. 1926 the public school system would outlaw language and the practice of culture in public schools. >> missionaries came, a booming pineapple plantation and there was the over throw of the queen and the u.s. take over of the hawaiian government. world war ii and finally statehood. the geographic realities of being thousands of miles from anywhere else has given hawa

the gentlelady from hawaii. ms. hanabusa: mr. speaker, i have no more speakers. i'm just inquiring, no more speakers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has yielded back the balance of his time. the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the question is will the house spend -- ms. hanabusa: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: did jeat yield the balance of her time? ms. hanabusa: i wanted to close and make closing remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady. ms. hanabusa: this bill would extend the tenure of a program for an additional five years, as well as make technical changes to the law. since 1992, the national geologic mapping act has supported geologic mapping in the united states throughout the establishment of the national cooperative geologic mapping program or ncgmp. the ncgmp is responsible for promoting geologic mapping within the united states and has done so successfully for over 25 years, by supporting efforts at the federal, state and university levels. geologic maps are used in several import

andhe university in hawaii was first elected in public office in 1980. thank you, so much, both of you, for joining us. we've got a relatively short amount of time. we'll jump into some of these questions. i want to start with you, senator hirono. this is an incident in the media so much. national, local, along question for you. and definitely the last year and a half of the trump administration, you've used the f word, in media interviews. and during confirmation hearings we have seen and heard so much about for brett kavanaugh calling out men "to shut up and step up and do the right thing for a change." there have been letters to the editor for weeks about you, combined with much more attention than you ever got in a short amount of time. hirono?the real mazie what has changed if anything? hirono: i have always been very determined. as an immigrant, i came here and did not know any english. i had a very determined mother who raised three children by herself. i've always been very focused. i just have not been as noisy about it or as out there, but this

republican ron curtiss is a retired systems engineer who move to hawaii in 2009. he attended an elementary school where his father was stationed. is thet senator hirono only immigrant in the u.s. senate, born in japan and moved to honolulu with her family when she was seven. she earned a law degree at georgetown, a psychology degree of the university of hawaii and was first elected to public office in a 1980. thank you both for joining us. we have a relatively short amount of time, so you can go ahead and jump into some of these questions. i will start with you, senator hirono. this has been in the media so much. local, a bit of a long question for you created the last year and a half of the trump administration, you used the f word in a national media interview. in your confirmation hearings, that we have seen and heard so much about, for u.s. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, telling meant to "shut up, step up and do the right thing for a change. there were letters to the editor for weeks about you, combined with much more a attention that you possibly have

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. >>> a hawaii-bound flight diverted to sfo after a woman goes into cardiac arrest and two passengers knew exactly what to do. do. >>> apple s we're 9 feet right now in san francisco. friday is when we'll have the high surf with the swells reaching 13 to 16. breakers up to 24. a lot of rip currents and a lot of beach erosion don't turn your back on the water. don't even go in. >>> a firefighter and nurse are credited with saving the life of a woman on a flight that got diverted to san francisco. >> we do have medical personnel for assisting her. apparently she's conscious at this time. >> alaska airlines flight was headed to hawaii from seattle. flight attendant, a recently retired, and firefighter used an on board defibrillator to assist her. she was taken to a local hospital in san francisco and the flight did take off for hawaii a few hours later. >> glad she's okay. >>> president trump is dismissing dire findings in a climate report released by his own administration. >> i've seen it. i've read some of it. it's fine. [ inaudible [ wrk. >> i don't believe it. >> you don't believe i

that makes a lot of sense for hawaii because so much of hawaii's culture comes from japan and asia. it would make sense that of all the places in the united states that would have a singularly japanese ghost it would be this place in the pacific that straddles the u.s. and asia. i love that story because it is such a clear reflection of the way ghost stories tend to be culturally specific. in japan, this would be a normal ghost, where as in the united states, you don't find it anywhere except hawaii. i just ran out of time and space and money, so that is when that -- that one did not get into the book but i kind of wish it was. >> you mentioned you traveled across the country looking for ghost-related areas. is there an area that surprise you with how large a ghost culture was? in terms of understanding the local history? mr. dickey: i think the assumption a lot of us make is that the older a city the more ghosts is going to have. that boston is going to have a lot of ghost. new orleans will have a lot of ghosts, and that's true, they do, but maybe phoenix will not have as many. las

is more important for a special spot in hawaii... also...continues in pittsburgh following the mass shooting at a synangogue there .. as a call goes out across the country for a show of support this coming saturday. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. (pam) a new campaign is calling for all americans to visit synagogues this weekend to fight anti- semitism. 'show up for shabbat' was launched by the american jewish committee. it comes after 11 people were killed last saturday at the 'tree of life' synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. synagogues across the country are being asked to prepare for a possible increase in guests ... as the nation mourns the deadly shooting. (pam) meantime.. there were three more funerals in pittsburgh today for the victims of that shooting. (ken) the suspect in the case faces dozens of charges and if convicted he could face the death penalty. kelly smoot has this report. rich fitzgerald / -d- allegheny county executive: this is a small community that we all know each other in.

it took the state of hawaii 80 minutes to correct the mistake. during that time, mr.nt to the hospital and suffered cardiac arrest. the lawsuit says it took a defibrillator to start his heart followed by surgery. now he's suing numerous state agencies and this comes days after the inspector general recommended significant changes to the emergency alert system in light of that mistake in hawaii. >> shepard: trace gallagher reporting live from l.a. mississippi just elected a woman to congress for the first time. the republican senator cindy hyde-smith defeated mike espy in a run-off. the new number is 53-47 in the congress. peter doocy has more. >> shep, with the hyde-smith win, the gop majority is beefed up. so now some of the republican moderates in washington d.c. that take a long time to make up their mind ahead of key votes have less leverage. hyde-smith thanked the president for his help. she took the first flight from jackson to d.c. she said she's not concerned about mississippi residents that said she don't think she will represent them. >> wait and see. they k

and i did talk with and walk with the strikers here in hawaii, and one job should be enough.o this so-called huge tax break that was supposed to help everybody is not helping the working people in our country. >> do you believe, senator, that the democrats are going to win the majority in the senate tomorrow? need a net gain of two seats to get to that magic number of 51. >> i know that our candidates are doing their darnedest to get the message out that -- you know, our country -- there are so many people in our country. and i use the word "screwed" because that is exactly what's happening by the republicans, every single minute of the day. and our candidates are out there doing their best. and we have a word in hawaii called bocce, which means that you shouldn't say anything in case you, you know, prejudge something. so i am very hopeful that we'll be able to take the senate and clearly we are on track to take the house. but we have to go down to the wire. i take nothing for granted anywhere. >> what does it say to you, senator, about democrats if these midterm elections, a

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the hawaii emergency management system employee mistakenly sent e sent 38 minutes later it was a false alarm. the man's doctor said he never had a heart condition before the incident. more news for you right after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. ♪ ♪ ♪thisi'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ siste >>> 4:56 for you right now. look in san francisco, you can see lingering clouds there, meaning that rain is here in the bay area. kari will have a look at that in just a bit. >>> you all probably remember this lawedy and her story, sister jean is now 99 years old, a nrmed the nnation's favorite sister jean dollores schmidt stole our hearts during loyola's cinderella run. she got a little bling last night. look at that, before the rambnevada. the team surprised their chaplain by presenting her with a rather large final four ring. you can see she was all smiles there, as she tried it on.

that was designated in hawaii. the trans-pacific candidate was also designated in hawaii. after the appropriate ceremonies, they brought the unknown soldier, the candidate from the transatlantic aboard the u.s.s. boston. so they flew them from france to guantanamo bay, cuba, placed it on the u.s.s. boston, and started transiting to the virginia shoreline. the trans pacific and korean war unknown soldiers were flown to the united states, landing in travis air force base -- i'm sorry, yes, landing in travis air force base, and then coming across to virginia, where they were put aboard the u.s.s. blandy. those ships all met at sea. about 7 owe, 75 miles off the virginia capes. do they have any navy veterans in the audience? then you probably know better than i transferring something at sea is a logical nightmare, with high lines and ropes, moving ocean, at speed. well, this wasn't just food or supplies that they were transitioning. they actually did the process of moving the bodies from one ship to another. so they brought all of them aboard the u.s.s. canberra. they immediat

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i saw today the senatort from hawaii, brian compared to a war hawaii, brian compared it to a war crime that's rhetoric, that's politics. we continually get politicized in this country. our law enforcement is constantly being politicized. tucker, you will be the first person to say it. if a law enforcement agent orr officer does something wrong, that person should be held accountable. the problem is we are holding our law enforcement officers and agencies accountable for note doing anything wrong just because you don't like them or you don't like the mission they perform. >> tucker: you see these demagogues standing up and saying if you dare carry out the law that i passed you are in violation of some of god's law or something, it's totally insane. >> exactly. that's why it becomes so difficult to recruit. >> tucker: it's the same with cops.s we need cops, we need border patrol agents, who would want to be one? >> people are not thinking through the implications.ou no they are not. >> tucker: great to see you. even hillary clinton appears toi have begun to realize that open borders are

we will show you one of those , where from hawaii, next a senator is seeking a second term against her republican opponent. this is about 30 minutes. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018]

and he goes, "oh, well, he's over in hawaii.went to hawaii." >> reporter: now, that was strange. because harvey told another friend steven went to mexico. >> what'd you think? >> i thought, well, steven wouldn't go into mexico at gunpoint. i mean, it was completely out of character for him. >> reporter: then harvey's friend greg, the stainless steel guy, said he noticed something strange about steven's usually cluttered cabin. >> it was completely sterile. just nothing in it, not one loose object. >> reporter: it was as if steven had never set foot in here. and then those boaters made their shocking discovery. steven face down in the ocean, a bullet in his head. >> what was it like to get that news? >> oh it was awful. i felt like i was in some made for tv movie. it's like, this can't be happening. none of us could believe it was happening. >> reporter: detectives ken clark and robert martindale wanted to have a look at harvey morrow's boat, steven's last known residence, and they wanted to talk to harvey. they got a search warr

milius discovered "kurosawa," when he was surfing in hawaii.ct, de palma in the late 60s was talking about wanting to be the american godard. i think truffaut, antonioni. (lynda myles) from "the conversation," "blowup's" an influence. so i think they absorbed a lot of influences from world films. the first and foremost were hollywood films. that was the main thing, i grew up experiencing those. ford and hawks. victor fleming. hitchcock. welles. british films. david lean. godard and the new wave. godard. truffaut and godard. godard and truffaut and louis malle. philippe de broca. michael curtiz. francesco rossi. the first bertolucci films. antonioni. visconti. pennebaker, leacock. shirley clark. the maysles. john cassavetes. (ricocheting bullets) (jazz music playing) (peter biskind) all these kids were steeped in old hollywood movies, the movies of john ford and howard hawks and particularly in hitchcock. films were filled with homages to one director or another, and often entire films, particularly brian de palma's became reworkings of hitchcoc

and i just want to mention that i spent 7th grade through 12th grade in hawaii. so i am very familiar with the island and my family is still there, so, yes, just wanted to mention that. miss being there sometimes. so i will say that that's a really great question, because this goes back to this idea of utility networks and utilities' reliance on wireless networks. and in the case of radio spectrum, the available radio spectrum has not been dedicated to utility needs. so when you are in different spectrum bands, you need to use different equipment and network devices. so if you're in multiple bands, you cannot interoperate with each other. so, in some cases, utilities in a geographic proximity to each other will share a band, but that is rare because of this lack of sort of dedicated spectrum. we're not necessarily asking for dedicated spectrum now because that ship has kind of sailed, but it does speak to the lack of being able to communicate. i will say that in rare situations, we do share spectrum with first responders, and that is something that could be excel

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you took a trip to hawaii with your girlfriend.ivorce attorneys fees and money you took from the first set of trusts by taking $60,000 out of the kids' second trust fund. >> the money was used for the children. >> which child drove the lexus? >> all three children were driven in the lexus. >> which child went to hawaii on vacation? >> perhaps that money was my own money. prosecutor never bothered to figure out what dollar went where, did they? >> you made it hard because you were mixing up the trust fund money and your money all the time. frankly, that is what scam artists do. >> i'm not a scam artist. >> why didn't you go get a job? >> i had a job. >> i'm talking about a job that pays enough to support a family which is what a dad does. >> you are reading from a script the prosecutor has given you apparently because none of these things are true. >> a guilty man or not? the jury did not take very long to decide. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, david martin hawk, guilty of the murder of debbie hawk. >> guilty of murder and nin

apparently she's conscious at this time. >> alaska airlines flight 843 was going from seattle to hawaiihen that woman went into cardiac arrest. flight attendant, a recently retired washington state firefighter and a nurse performed is cpr. they used an onboard defibrillator and revived her. the pilots made anency landing in san francisco. the victim was taken to the hospital where she's recovering. the flight taking off to hawaii a few hours later. >>> two people can thank in the sunset district yesterday afternoon. the fire department tells us both people rescued from the honda are expected to survive. no one in the building was hurt. >> wow, that was definitely lucky for everyone involved there. i finally have good news in emeryville. westboundal westbound 80 connecter is all clear. at one point we had all lanes stopped. we have some residual delays on westbound 580 and westbound 24. we have a serious situation in san pablo. san pablo avenue closed from road 20 to el portal. we're hearing this is a fatal crash, the end of a police pursuit. amy hollyfield is getting set up and we'll ch

it's not in hawaii or australia., in an ancient town called nazareÉ, where garrett mcnamara first had the ride of his life. ( waves crashing ) >> ooh, boy! >> cooper: the giant waves appear off nazareÉ every winter, just as they have for thousands of years. few surfers knew about this place, until 2011, when garrett mcnamara was towed into this 78-foot wave by a jet ski. he had a camera mounted on his surfboard, and one on the shore, recording him as he got into place, let go of the tow rope, and began his record-setting ride. >> garrett mcnamara: i didn't realize it was that big of a wave, until it came down from above, and just, boom, right on my shoulders. and it almost squashed me. i almost collapsed. >> cooper: it's hard for people who have not ridden a 78-foot wave to understand what it feels like, the power of that wave. ( waves crashing ) how do you describe it? >> mcnamara: a lot of us have snowboarded or skied. just imagine going as fast as you go down a mountain, and then imagine hitting some ice, maybe so

the chips packaging does not say the snacks are made in hawaii.not commented on the lawsuit. (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... a brave little boy comes to his mom's aid when she severely injures herself. see how firefighters are now honoring the boy-- who has medical issues himself. a 10-year-old boy in bakersfield is being praised for his quick actions when his mother hurt himself. (grant) lori lizarraga talked to the boy-- and first responders who are now honoring him. nats of 911 call: "fire department what's the address of your emergency?"elijah: "um, my mom fell and she has real bad bleeding."emergencies happen every day.but this 911 call, was a little different. chris fain / 911 dispatcher: chris fain: "it was a busy day. i member this call at first. it was pretty routine until i found out he was a younger caller."elijah adames: "she walked in the kitchen and fell over."elijah adames: "my mom tripped i guess and fell. so i knew i had to call 911." 10 year old elijah adames was adopted 10 years and 6 months ago - by his mom, jeri carreras. l

what would you pack for a trip to hawaii, bathing suit, maybe some sunscreen? >> not for a redwood city woman. she recently returned to her hometown on the island of kauai with something much more heavier and meaningful. garvin thomas has this morning's "bay area proud." >> that's a good picture. >> reporter: when when may rose mennard looks back on her life, distance plays a big role. >> that's the line wrabrary. >> reporter: not only did she settle thousands of miles from her small hometown in hawaii, the journey from humble beginnings to a successful career in silicon valley sometimes feels farther. >> i grew up in kikaha, on the west side of kauai, and it's a town that today's trends we call it marginalized. we were always poor but back then being poor was just a way of life for us, growing up on a plantation. >> reporter: but while poverty is in may rose's past, a recent trip back homemade her realize it isn't for those living in keikaha today. in 1992, hurricane iniki devastated kauai, and while much of the island has come back all the way, kekaha and its

after rulings from judges in hawaii and michigan, they were halted and temporarily. >> i don't know if the frustration is anything new, but it is heightened, seems almost every policy, rule, regulation or law that comes out right now seems to be immediately challenged. reporter: it is rare that chief justice would return volley. >> justice roberts really let us down, what he did with obamacare was disgraceful. ashley for those at home could you are looking at a single district court judge, making a decision that could affect the nation, a nationwide injunction, that does two things, it means that president's political enemies can pick and choose, find a judge then block his policy objectives. the second part of, is important, there is no gore guarantee that supreme court will hear a lower court case like that, that could effectively block the president as well or wind its way through the courts, who knows how long that could take. >> kevin cork in florida thank you. >> other top story, republicans on house over site committee looking for new insight to investigation of clinton foundati

. >> how about hawaii?hawaii is a beautiful, beautiful country. >> massachusetts. >> god bless you. >> that wasn't a sneeze. that's a state. >> what's the next state? >> massachusetts. >> gezuhntit. >> new mexico. >> there's a new mexico? isn't the old one bad enough? make new mexico old again. put that on a hat. >> oh, my gosh. >>> let's get a check of cnn business. asian stocks kickoff november with positive readings here. the hang seng up 2%. shanghai up a little bit. nikkei down 1%. u.s. foots a s afutures are pos. dow closing up to cap off a terrible october. nasdaq trimming the monthly decline. the worst month for the nasdaq since november of 2008. s&p is up 1%. the steepest decline since november of 2011. general motors surged 9% on the earnings report. gm is offering buyouts to a third of the workers in the u.s. as it transitions to self-driving cars. gm employees who worked 12 or more years will get this offer. gm is dealing with higher cost was tariffs on steel and aluminum which raised costs in t

the moon took five years now i'm moving into the warmow phase it is hard research like tahiti and hawaii maybe we should collaborated is a ship story as well the third and final voyage of captain cook the british navigator who rediscovered he used to say he discovered it but of course, the polynesians discovered at first he discovered it 1777 and did some exploring around the arctic so i do still have some cold weather but then he came back to hawaii and of course, as you know, things did not go so well for him there he was killed, baked and possibly eaten so it will have a recipe in the back. [laughter] . >>. >> my question is for all the view i have been a big fan i don't know if you're always asked these questions but what book that you wrote is your favorite and what book that you did not write is your favorite quick. >> y my favorite book is what just came out. [laughter] get in time for the christmas rush. the last is always the best. it is hard for me to look back with any sense of fairness i've been doing a lot of books over a lot of years the first one is always a favorite the r

now let's go to hawaii. mace i hirono will also cnn can project go on for another term in the muss senate. minnesota, this is a special election, tin nap smith was appointed and now now will fill out the rest of al franken's temple. washington state, maria cantwell. cnn can project will get another term, as well. now let's look at where things stand, sorry, let's go to mississippi. this is a special election. this will go to a runoff because the rules are in mississippi if nobody gets 50.1%, then they're not going to win it outright. there will be a special election november 27th. what the balance of power is right now, 4 democrats right now, 50 republicans. they've had two pickups so far this evening. eight seats remain. >> now i want to go to some of the other races that are still outstanding some of the important battlegrounds at this hour. arizona, look how close arizona is. this is an open republican seat. martha mcsally is hoping to keep it in gop hands ahead by a little more than 13,000 votes. sir ste

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and big wave surfing continues in hawaii as maui's own billy kemper win the jaws challenge at pe'ahi.with champions league football with four groups playing their penultimate fixture before the knockout stage. holders real madrid are seeking a fourth consecutive title in this tournament and despite inconsistency in their domestic league form they're in pole position to finish top of group 6 after a 2—0 victory away to roma. 6areth bale and lucas vasquez goals proving enough, while elsewhere, in group e, bayern munich and ajax also guaranteed their places in the last 16 thanks to respective wins over benfica and aek athens. while manchester city are also through after twice coming from behind in lyon, sergio aguero with the second equaliser. before one game left, already in february we'll be

. ♪ >>> president obama is supposed to fly to hawaii tomorrow. >> it is obama's last vacation in hawaiilanning to hold his year-end press conference. >> i can't rap for anything. it is just brutal. i can't measure it right, i can't tape it right. it is like a five year old got into the scissors and tape. >> you know what i can't do? i can't write messages in birthday cards. i find the pressure too much. >> i spends hours on it, hours. >> everyone expects so much. >> yeah. >> and so i just want to write "happy birthday." >> yo, hello, wordsmiths. >> good morning. >> nice, nice facial hair. >> thanks, buddy. >> oh, man. >> real. >> i started with a goatee, but with the goatee was just gross. >> this is a real improvement. [ laughter ] >> all right, dudes. >> the farewell address. i've only spoken to him briefly at the end of another meeting about it, and i would be tempted not to do a long rundown of the past eight years. we have done that a million times. >> does he want to do -- i don't know if defense is the right word, but sort of articulation of his general vision and view of america

she came to the bay area from hawaii as part of the make-a-wish foundation.her wish...to visit disneyland.anddded bonus..was lighting up this year's 40-foot christmas tree along with santa claus.<,.she was four karnow...lawrence karnow... ((2shot))((grant))the nob hill neighborhood in san francisco is ready for the holidays ((vicki))tonight...the treasured tree lighting cermony took place at the ritz charlton, featuring one special little girl.((nats)) <3,2,1...cheers>that's 5 year- old curryn statchel who just finished up her chemo-therapy. she came to the bay area from hawaii as part of the make-a-wish foundation.her wish...to visit disneyland.and an added bonus..was lighting up this year's 40-foot christmas tree along with santa claus.<,.she was four years old when she got her wish, she's five now, and we were excited to have her light the tree, and make such a fun night even more special by having a wish kid do it.>i had the honor of emcee-ing the event for make a wish.it is the 28th year for the tree lighting cermony at the ritz charlton, san francisco. (vicki) still ahead.. hear how gov

moving to a warmer phase i'm writing a book that involves cryptically involves places like tahiti hawaii . >> you should collaborate. >> it is a ship story as well the third and final voyage of captain cook the british navigator who rediscovered hawaii used to say he discovered it but of course, the polynesians discovered a first he discovered it in 1727 and did some exploring so i do have some cold weather but then he came back that's an interesting island i will come back to check it out that things did not go so well for him there and he was killed he was baked and possibly eaten so there will be a recipe in the back. [laughter] . >> eat as cannibals. >> my question is for all of you i have been a big fan. i don't know if you've always been asked the question but what book that you have wrote is your favorite and what book that you did not write is your favorite? my favorite is the reckoning because it just came out. [laughter] it's now available in book stores everywhere just in time for the christmas rush the last one is always the best by far. it's hard for me to look back with any

however, folks in san francisco, boston and hawaii won't be returning to the negotiating table until november 12th. in san francisco, julie watts, kpix5. >>> another fire at a homeless camp in oakland, you can see our salesforce tower camera caught the large black plume of smoke from across the bay. snapchat video shows the scene. this is up close ground level near i 880. the thick smoke could be seen for miles. firefighters are still on the scene dousing hotspots and officials say 15 shelters were destroyed and the fire scorched the bottom of the 22nd avenue overpass, not clear just how many people were displaced. we're told this is one of the largest encampments in oakland. >>> just yesterday in richmond there was a fire at a homeless camp near 580. crews had that fire under control within 30 minutes. >>> the fbi confirms a second suspicious package has been found at the burlingame post office. it was addressed to billionaire hactivist tom steyer. that is the same location where authorities -- activist tom steyer. that is the same location where authorities intercepted a package la

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from seattle to hawaii was diverted to sfo after an elderly passenger. she was rushed to the hospital. no word on passeer's condition. the flight eventually took off. >>> meantime across the country snow storms slammed several states forcing more than a thousand flights to be cancelled and the travel nightmare covered most of the states. >> if you're trying to get from point a to point b... >> if i get there i do if not i've brought plenty of things to do in my briefcase. >> according to flightaware.com. o'hare was hit especially hard with more than 1300 flights grounded. >> that was cancelled. so then i diverted and found another flight. i found one last flight. >> this storm is moving northeast and more storms are expected over the next few days. >>> please check your airlines for the status and rebooking. >> there were winter weather advisories from illinois through new york. affecting more than 18 million americans. >> they had to pull their plows off. so they could not treat the roads. >> but some stranded travelers are making the most of the situat

title after her closest rival lakey peterson was eliminated in the second round of their event in hawaiine beachley‘s effort while at the same time in maui, 50—60ft waves greeted competitors who were competing in the jaws challenge. after a number of serious wipeouts including this by south africa's grant baker organisers were forced to postpone the event until tuesday. the good news is that baker was assessed afterwards and wasn't seriously affected. just enough time to let you know about some north american matches ongoing, and in the nfl, the end of the first quarter, they've just started the second. 14—10 in favour of the houston texans against tennessee, houston going for a franchise record eight wins in a row and at 330 gmt the orlando magic go to the golden state warriors, the golden state warriors lost their last two but —— won their last two but lost the previous four, so they're coming back into form. from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. well, we certainly started off the working week on a pretty chilly note for most of us, didn't we? if it was to

hawaii. >> hawaii is a beautiful, beautiful country. >> massachusetts. >> god bless you. >> that wasn'tze. >> what is the next state? >> massachusetts. >> gesundheit. >> oregon. >> you may not know this, i'm an organ donor. i'm a hero. >> new mexico. >> there's a new mexico? isn't the old one bad enough? make new mexico old again. put that on a hat. >> put that on a hat. maybe he is giving in and finally people have suggested he is not critical enough. >>> thank you for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. durkin. >>> this president is stirring up a cauldron of hate. >> they have a lot of rough people in those caravans. they are not angels. >> this idea that we care about the pre-existing conditions is simply not true. >> democrats have tried to say that republicans would take away the pre-existing conditions. that's not true. >>> is it

lot of people here that were born and raised here and don't want to leave you know i've lived in hawaii i lived in the states i've lived in anchorage. why would you want to live anywhere else. there are parts about native culture that i don't really know about yet but i also don't think that's an uncommon thing and i'm trying to learn more every summer and here's my sewing room this is my happy place in the winter time my mom didn't have a hand sewing this is what she used to do. is this what is the calfskin this is the part that would be the hardest because she used to use are some nail and her teeth. how do you harden the other like this is so you don't can them so much that they get soft. they're pretty who are discussed bugs most women around here i feel like it's not just like a big thing or done a nothing or it's yeah i think all of the people pretty much everyone in alaska wears and so i've always wanted to coast parker doesn't know if. all. everyone that want to cost book even half the herbs your mom's from here you can wear to and if you have a sweater like a loose writer you c