so it's kind of -- represents hawaii and our state very well. >> what a fabulous initiative. congratulations to you and everybody involved for getting hawaiians on board. and fighting coronavirus. dr. darragh o'carroll, many thanks for speaking to us. thanks for joining us. >>> still to come concerns are rising in china. new cases are being reported and fresh lockdown measures are in effect. >>> and a spike of cases in south korea is believed to be linked to one man. where he went and how he allegedly spread the virus. that's coming up. introducing ore-ida potato pay. where ore-ida golden crinkles are your crispy currency to pay for bites of this... ...with this. when kids won't eat dinner, potato pay them to. ore-ida. win at mealtime. as important as ever. most visionworks locations are potato pay them to. open and we're here to help. if you have an essential eyecare need, visit our website to get connected to one of our doctors. visionworks. see the difference. >>> welcome back. british prime minister boris johnson is expected to brief parliament just hours from now on his

so this is really been an economic crisis herein hawaii., these drive roots, these are centrally food banks where people have been donating food and people —— drive through, turning up in their cars and collecting what they need. that's right. we have some people who are... and of course we have people rely on tourism, working in working in waikiki and the results. they found themselves unemployed, some of them for the first time in their lives finding themselves in these food lines. that is the catch—22 at this point. the state is focused on increasing testing to trainees back into the economy by the last thing we wa nt the economy by the last thing we want is to, because we are of course an island, reopen tourism and get rid of all of the progress we have seen so far. if we open the floodgates and let torres, again, we could be back to square one. the same time, hawaii is one of the most pensive states to live in in the country. a lot of people already living paycheck to paycheck and adding this into the equation, people are really strugg

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tom george is a reporterfor kitvii island news in hawaii.y requiring them to self—quarantine for 1h days. we have this mandatory quarantine and state leaders here have really had to balance the health of the island community with having tourists. as you said, we rely on tourism and we really are the only state that has this really strict ban coming through because basically, what this originated from was that the federal government can't actually ban travel. what they did instead was get rid of any incentive you would have to come to hawaii. that's why they have this mandatory 14—day quarantine. basically what happens is, as soon as you land, you get a form, and they try and find out where you're staying. and they say you have to stay in quarantine for 1h days. so far, what we've been seeing is it has actually been working. yesterday, we had no cases in the state — only three new cases since yesterday — so a really low number that we have been seeing so far. but the flip side of that, as you mentioned, is the economy. we have some people who

and after years of living in hawaii, he's moved back to the mainland. >>> you're a relatively recent. >> reporter: given what's going on right here, do you wish you were in hawaii any days? >> no, i love it here. listen to the birds. listen to these 12 accents you can hear before you get your coffee. listen to the life of this city. this is an incredible city. i should have done this many, many years ago. but hawaii wasn't bad either. [ laughter ] >> reporter: nash remarried last year to artist amy grantham. >>> are you having a hard time with any part of this? >> no, i've taken four short walks with amy to the local park to see my favorite tree. but apart from that, i've been in my apartment for nine weeks. >> reporter: have you really? >> yes. we're having a good time and we're still laughing about it. and after nine weeks, that's not too bad. >> reporter: do you wonder when you're going to be back on the road? >> obviously i love to perform. i love to communicate. but quite frankly, i don't see -- i don't see it happening until 2021. that's almost another year away. >> reporter: i

of sheltering at home, but hawaii's governor says you are not invited, at least not yet. hawaii's governor says the islands will continue their mandatory quarantines for all visitors through at least the end of june. the policy calls for travelers to self-quarantine in their hotel or home for 14 days. that means the beaches are off limits. violators face a $5,000 fine and even possible jail time. >>> and south lake tahoe is also trying to keep tourists away, especially during the upcoming memorial day weekend. tahoe is planning to issue $1,000 fines to anyone staying there who isn't a homeowner. hotels are still closed, and if you find an airbnb willing to rent to you, that owner could be fined $1,000 as well. >>> here at home, there are new restrictions around lake merritt in oakland to prevent overcrowding. new no parking signs are posted around the lake. they'll be there this weekend and next weekend, the memorial day weekend. people can still visit the lake, run around, exercise, but they don't want people congregating like we've seen on recent weekends. >> i agree th

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guess who is in charge of all air corps in hawaii? frederick martin. it turns out that frederick martin and his counterpart in the navy had written a report predicting the attack of the japanese on pearl harbor to the letter. the time it occurred, the day of the week it would occur. they had it all down. some of the most exciting things started happening in aviation at purdue before and after the war. in 1937, a man comes here from delaware. he wants to be a pilot. he doesn't finish at purdue, he finishes in the army. he is drafted, goes into the army, becomes a pilot. december 7, 1941, he is in hawaii. his plane is at a rural airfield. frankly, he was out all night. he was out all night playing poker and having fun. george came back to his barracks just as the attack started. outot into a car and waste to his airplane and the remote airfield, which was portrayed in the movie "pearl harbor". >> they look like jets. >> i didn't even know the jets would soar at us. >> get me to my god damn airplane. >> and he got up, and he was able to shoot down four ja

like many of my fellow photographs i received orders for daspo pacific located in hawaii. hawaii. hawaii. my first thought, there is a god. beaches, surfing, bikinis and fun in the sun. i guess at the time being a soldier in the army it evaded me. in october of 1965, i arrived aboard a troop ship at pearl harbor, what a pleasure trip that was. the majority of the soldiers aboard the ship were from the first infantry division headed to vietnam. after listening to some of the soldiers, i began to realize what was beginning to happen in vietnam but luckily i was going to hawaii. this 19-year-old junior enlisted rookie photographer was about to get his first of many rude awakenings. the first came with my assigned sponsor who picked me up at pearl harbor. kermit was no longer the youngest and lowest ranking soldier in the unit, i now had that distinction. as we were driving to fort shafter, kermit began explaining exactly what daspo did and where and what it was all about. my bubble immediately burst. grip and grins in hawaii were now out of the question. a few weeks after i arrived y

. >>> and a honeymoon trip to hawaii lands in california. i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm ban hackney. in just hours, several bay are coties will begin to ease their own shelter in place rules. the new revised order impacts those living and working in alameda, contra costa, marin, san francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties. kpix 5 john ramos on the businesses and activities that will be able to resume starting tomorrow. >> a lot of businesses here in the east bay are still closed but tomorrow morning the new rules say some of them can reopen. for some of them, it's just in the nick of time. they just picked up their first load of fresh flowers in weeks. they're excited that the stay-at-home orders will allow their floral arts store in lafayette to be open for business in time for mother's day. >> for us, mother's day is actually the busiest week of the year. it's busier than valentines because everybody has a mom. >> reporter: it's good timing for other activities as well. skate parks can reopen and tennis can once again be played. alth

was --cessed by kodak at hawaii , it was processed by kodak at hawaii. i come -- i carried it into washington. i took it to hollywood. so that they could start to edit it. ran in thoseay it days. a lot of traveling. to travel across country by air took over 12 hours. way, a long flight. >> i used to marvel at the fact there was one small airbase ahead of hawaii when you came in. there were army guys stationed on it. they all went crazy practically because it was so small. they had to take them off it. .hey put other people on they could navigate in the air and find that little piece of ground that when you look down on it, it was that big. and you will have to land to refuel. [laughter] 68thinking about it now years after he will jima, comparing that and -- after iwo jima and comparing it to tarawa, what do you think? they were both bloody as hell. norman: the thing about iwo jima is we had more casualties than the enemy did. it is also a first infighting. usually when you go in to fight somebody and you win, they lose more than you do. but we lost more

hawaii. my first thought, there is a god. beaches, surfing, bikinis and fun in the sun. i guess at the time being a soldier in the army, it evaded me. in october of 1965 i arrived aboard a troop ship at pearl harbor. what a hell of a pleasure trip that was. the majority of the soldiers aboard the ship were from the 1st infantry division heading onward to vietnam. luckily i was going to hawaii. this 19-year-old. junior enlisted rookie photographer was about to get his first mini rude awakening. first awakening when i was picked up by kermit who was the youngest ranking soldier in the unit. i now had that distinction. and he began explaining while we were driving exactly what we did and where and what it was all about. my bubble immediately burst. rim and grim were out of the question. few weeks after a arrived. y to, ho rotated back to vietnam for i believe his second rotation in. from october to december in '65 most of us were filming the 25th infantry division who was training to deploy to v

arrested and booked for disobeying hawaii's quarantine rule for visitors. the governor's office also states that the couple scoffed at the hotel staff when they were told to stay isolated in their rooms. cleaning airport screeners told them they could visit beaches or parks. the couple came back after midnight with a pizza to check in, and refused to sign quarantine acknowledgement papers. hotel staff were notified again they left their room the following day, and they were arrested. >> looks like the couple will get an extended honeymoon in hawaii. their first court date is about six weeks from now. >>> now to some developing news out of san jose. kpix 5's betty yu tells us the latest turned deadly. >> reporter: around 8:15 this morning, police were called to the downtown area after a man was stabbed on julian street. they found the victim suffers from several stab wounds, and a male suspect armed with a knife. police say when the suspect did not comply with orders to drop the weapon, officers first tried nonlethal force. when that didn't work, they opened

rob: go on a hawaii vacation that's the fun part. bar in maryland. what on earth is, this carley?arley: i heard you talking to pete about ideas that business owners have to reopen safely. well, you are looking at one from a restaurant in ocean city, maryland called fishtails. they are rolling out intertube tables on wheels for people to stay safe as they drink. juan says after a few drinks the whole bar is going to turn into bumper tubes. after a lot of drinks those tables might need to come with helmets. jillian: all fun and games until you have to use the restroom. rob: get a dui driving one of those things around. carley, thank you so much. we appreciate it. "fox & friends" starts right n now. brian: here we go right to a fox news alert. the trump administration continuing to slam the obama administration over the michael flynn probe. steve: the president has tweeted the most incompetent and corrupt administration in u.s. history, ainsley. jillian: that'ainsley. ainsley: republican lawmakers doubling down on their demands. after joe biden requested the unmasking of michael flyn

hawaii's governor says you can't come just yet. extend quarantine for all visitors past june 30th. arriving tourists must self-quarantine in their hotel or home for 14 days. he is working with mayors. >>> a south bay city is looking to extend its eviction moratorium through the pandemic. the council will hold a special meeting to discuss extending protections past the statewide moratorium that ends this month. >>> quickly approaching 6:00 for you this morning. the third hour of "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> if you're just tuning in you are watching our correspondent being arrested. >>> right now at 6:00, breaking news. a tv news crew arrested live this morning in the middle of protests in minneapolis. >>> rage and anger boiling over with protesters setting an entire police station on fire. how the president is responding this morning. >>> so much going on overnight. we have it all covered for you. a very good friday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we'll get more of that

and the atmosphere we talked an about, north of hawaii, the muggy conditions, 60s and 70s today and more showers and a chance for thunderstorms. we could thunderstorms tonight and we will talk about that, and a foot of snow. across the sierra is possible. a look at the next storm in the forecast in ten minutes. >> all over the place. thanks very much. >>> this week is shaping up to be a critical one for businesses in san jose. city council has a proposal to allow businesses to operate outside. it allows businesses, restaurants access to space for open air operations. a vote is set for tuesday. >>> cases continue to climb. more than 100 new cases today. a alameda county, more than 78,000 people have been infected. and in the last 24 hours alone, more than 50 deaths reported. >>> oakland is opening a new free testing site tomorrow. it will operate out of a parking lot in allen temple baptist church. if weather is an issue, it will be moved in the gym. the first testing site in east oakland. everyone is welcome, no appointment is necessary. >>> san francisco's largest corporate management s

nearly a third of hawaii's total workforce. >> you're mainly worried about your day to day bills. month to month bills. >> reporter: so many can't afford to cover the bills, and many in the hours-long food lines worried about where the next meal will come from. >> i am eager to come back, but a lot of people are eager to make sure that health and safety is first and foremost before we go back to work. we have a lot ofl world. so we want to make sure that, you know, our health is going to be taken care of. >> reporter: from waikiki to the breaks of malibu, returning to the healing powers of the ocean will provide everything they need, but it's a start. >> our thanks to matt. up next, how the music industry is adapting to the coronavirus. one country star bringing back a classic concert venue. ♪ ♪ we were so alive ♪ ain't it crazy how the best things in my life ♪ only roomba uses 2 multi-surface rubber brushes to clean all your floors. and with patented dirt detect technology, roomba finds dirt throughout your home. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba. it won't wait for a con

instability is going to increase, and notice the connection out from hawaii. that's the reason it is muggy tsit is adding a little extra moisture to the showers as we get in had tomorrow. which we do thing will bring thunderstorms, which include some hail. what is unique about the pattern, the timing. some can e show up before sunrise toorm. we have a look the storm hour by hour in ten minutes. >> thanks very much. now to the continuing coverage of covid-19 pandemic. all week, you heard of counties in phase two of reopening. three day area counties, san francisco, marin and san mateo, loosening restrictions. the east bay is penguins ekted to control. ginger is live from san francisco, where businesses are making the last-minute preparations. ginger? >> terry, the countdown is on for tomorrow's beginning to phase two. in san francisco, and some retail businesses, it's very much a welcome start. it's been more than two months since businesses around the city have been closed and storm tomorrow marks a new stormal. they are remoping curb side retail pickup among

we have one in hawaii, the daniel inaway regional center for the dod in hawaii that studies the asia pacific. we have the william perry center, that's hemispheric, latin american and south american and here in d.c. the near east center, and these are dod regional centers. there's not one for the artic. i think to show the pentagon's commitment there should be one. i'm going to have language with senator murkowski and a bill that we have introduced along with senator king to have one. can i get your commitment to work with this committee, which again has been leading on the arctic to finally have a dod regional center as it relates to the arctic, which we will be advocating for in this year's ndaa? >> senator, i'm a big fan of regional centers, having worked at the marshall center in germany for three years so i know the value added that they provide. so if confirmed, you have my commitment to working with you on this issue. >> do you believe we need a regional center on the arctic, given there's a regional center on literally every other part of the world with the exception. art part

i understand the apartments to people of hawaii ash importance -- the importance to people of hawaii and to you. >> thank you very much. you've been asked a number of questions from my colleagues about the importance of the shipyard monetization. one of the four public shipyards is in hawaii. thank you for your commitment to make sure the health and safety of the workers there, many of whom are civilians, are protected during this pandemic. now, the currently out at the pearl harbor shipyard is inefficient and must be updated. pearl harbor is slated for a new dryer duct and a new dryer duct facility in the next several years. funding this program will require a significant portion of the navy's budget. does the physical 2021 budget contain or continue funding for shipyard monitored his asian plans so it will be -- modernization plans? itfrom what i understand, does include that over a 20 year period. i'm not sure of the particulars, but i understand the importance of the pearl harbor shipyard, and its importance, geographically. so, i look to work with the department of the navy, if

he was a senior army officer who ran all of the military efforts and hawaii.they had to build a camp. they did. but you know several thousand men, they call it no place to live. once they got settled in hawaii, they really liked it. i got called back directly after landing. i did not go to the barker ranch. that was the name of the village. >> when did you start putting together the film? >> well, the film was edited, basically by warner bros.. the industry was very good. it was what the military or the government had to do or wanted to do, they would do for free. at if the administration organizations wanted to have a trailer made to talk about the war, they would help make a trailer, they would put it out, shoot it, if there is any shooting to be done, anything like that. so, that's the way our films were made. there was a great number of documentaries of battles and they would send them through the theatrical motion picture houses. if warner bros. made one this time, mgm would distribute for them. , warner bros. would distribute -- next time, warner bros. w

the one place is hawaii. this is the seven days average of new cases there in hawaii. they look like they have been moving solidly down here from way up there before the start of april there. they have been creeping down. remember hawaii is now higher geographically. they can do whatever they want. they're not like the rest of the stays where people are drifting across the border all the time the way we do here. brianna, overall the map on this memorial day is not absolutely dreadful but it is not moving in the solid direction where we have 30 or 40 states in the green zone and that number keeps growing. brianna. >> tom, thanks for walking us through that. as i mentioned earlier, there is a video that gone viral shows an extreme case of people ignoring the advice of medical experts. >> this is a giant pool party in missouri at ozarks. you can see people shoulder to shoulder and not a mask in in sight. tell us what it was like at your resort and what you have seen in scenes at the laukes of the ozarks this weekend. was that the norm? >> we were packed more than i have b

back and it will come back very loudly >> plus, a new yorker arrested for disregarding the rules in hawaii and posting these pictures >>> on the attack, president trump hits back at his predecessor. >> he's an incompetent president. that's all i can say grossly incompetent. >> a day after president obam criticized the response to the coronavirus. >>> the first named storm of the season set to hit the east coast tomorrow, we are tracking its path. >>> the massive explosion in l.a. that was so strong firefighters caught on fire as they escaped a dozen seriously injured. the investigation now into what set it off >>> and 40 weddings at a drive through. the county clerk serving up wedding after wedding. >> announcer: this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. >>> good evening, we begin tonight with the new steps towards reopening and the new fears of a second wave as of today all but two states have lifted at least some restrictions on businesses many recreation areas were opened this weekend. some busier than public health officials would have liked. but the most notable steps forward, sports a

from hawaii comes report of an outbreak suspected of being influenza.puerto rico, cultures from an outbreak was sent into school. from persia, a tissue of specimen is sent to the institute. from italy, cultures of -- from panama, studies on salmonella. immediate actions are required on these specimens and reports. diagnoses and other requested data are radioed to these overseas installations without delay. to the army institute of pathology, the institute consists of four main subdivisisub visions. the army medical illustration service and the army medical muse museum. initial review is conducted by the department of pathology. when cases are received, they are sent to the preparation room. each is assigned with staff members who resumes the possibility for the case. if necessary specimen are rfr referred to laboratory where microscopic slides with made. next they have examined by consultants and pathologyists. the volume of work during most of the war was staggering. over a thousand autopsy cases and thousand surgical specimen a month were reviewed dur

from hawaii, report of an outbreak suspected of being influenza. from puerto rico, cultures from an outbreak of dysentery are sent in. from persia, a tissue specimen thought positive from panama, salmonella. immediate action is required on these specimens and reports. diagnosis, information on control, and requested data are radioed to these overseas installations. to the army institute of pathology was given the job of establishing an army-like plan of diagnostic service in pathology. the institute consists of four subdivisions, pathology, the registry pathology, the army medical illustration service, and the medical museum. initial review of pathological specimens is conducted by the department of pathology. when cases are received, they are sent to the preparation room, each assigned to a staff member who assumes responsibility for the case. if necessary, specimens referred to a laboratory where microscopic slides are made. next, they are examined by pathologists and consultants. since army regulations mandate that autopsy cases before did to th

hawaii's governor says not just yet. they will extend for all visitors past june 30th. arriving visitors must self-quarantine in their hotel or home for 14 days. the governor says he is working with the mayors to open up travel between islands. >> it would be nice to get away. >>> well, it's 6:28. coming up next on "today in the bay," the top stories we're following for you on this friday morning including resistance in the north bay. enforcing the shelter at home order. ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. message. and- you )ll see you the live, on-air arrest this morning .. >>> right now at 6:30, breaking news. fiery protests across the twin cities after the death of george floyd. protesters setting a pol

a new york man who traveled to hawaii, arrested. authorities accusing him of violating quarantine orders, saying they were tipped off that he repeatedly left his hotel because he posted several beach photos on instagram. in chicago, as several churches push to hold services, mayor lori lightfoot with a stark warning. >> this is not playing russian roulette. this is playing with a gun that's fully loaded and cocked. >> reporter: the original pancake house in norco, california, is defying its state's orders, re-opening its dining room with workers wearing gloves and masks, and blocking off booths to create space. >> our employees and businesses literally are living paycheck to paycheck on a best-case scenario. you can see the dining room right now. we're decently busy. >> reporter: at least 48 states now easing restrictions, though in at least five of them, the number of new cases is on the rise. the governor of texas sending a task force to amarillo after a dramatic surge in cases stemming from meat-packing plants. the state now reco

charge ofs who is in the air corps in hawaii? frederick martin.t turns out he and his counterpart in the navy had written a report predicting the japanese attack on pearl harbor to the letter, what was going to happen and what time it would occur and what day of week it was going to occur. they had it all down. some of the most exciting things to happen in aviation at purdue before the war and after the war. man named 1937 a george comes from delaware. he wants to be a pilot. he finishes in the army, drafted and goes into the army to become a pilot. is in hawaii941 he at a rural airfield. night playing poker and having fun. george came back to his barracks and saw just as the attack started. >> what is the navy doing practicing this early. ♪ they look like japs. >> give me the airplane. >> he got up and was able to shoot down four japanese airplanes. it was the most success any single pilot had. it's one of the most incredible stories in human history. 1903nt from december 17, to july 20, 1969, kitty hawk to the moon in less than 66 years. purdue

>> hawaii economy based on military spending or tourism.nybody going to hawaii anytime soon for tourism but they will in course. the slow and steady is military spending that is a good chunk of hawaii's economy. coupled with management in place for years. have extremely good experience how to deal with loans. they have a great business clientele. they don't have that many construction loans out there. it is more housing. that is something people will pay off first as housing, will be forbearance this is bank managed. i think you will be able to make some good money with this bank. liz: we're looking at stryker. that is pretty obvious. they make hospital beds. we've known that lesser surgeries have been put off like knee and shoulder replacement. so that is opportunity there. >> don't call elective surgery, people that need shoulder replacement think of that as elective surgeries. but they're not emergency room surgeries. shoulder replacements. hip reimas, that is all getting done when it is quote, safe to get back in the hospital. ortohpeds

one that came out a while back we we rank 2nd in a survey of the 50 states 2nd in happiness behind hawaii but if you take a deeper look and peel it back which this week has peeled back all of those statistics are true if you're white if you're not we rank near the bottom and what this week is showing all of us is those 2 things can't operate at the same place. in a moment we'll hear from our white house correspondent kelly how could he has the latest from washington but 1st let's speak with the alice in the plaza hussein minneapolis where are you honest what's happening. right now i don't mind 27 to avenue and this is just a few blocks away from lake street a few blocks north of lake street where i was earlier in front of a bunch of buildings that were people were cleaning up right now i'm at the it's called the ivy arts building and it was home to a lot of artists studios a yoga studio a dance studio a paint shop this building has been nearly destroyed and gutted by fire and from some of the on peaceful protests that happened last week right behind me you see people dropping off grocerie

these are the states that have higher death rates right now and the later states like both alaska hawaii texas they have lower death rates and all of these numbers are based on deaths per 100000 people we can see that in new york state the state with the most amount of coronavirus cases so far is experiencing around $140.00 deaths per 100000 people right behind them is new jersey they've got 107 deaths and connecticut is right behind them with 85 deaths per 100000 people and then all the way on the other hand we have the states with the lower official death counts we have wyoming montana alaska hawaii all 4 of these states have just one death per 100000 people and then following behind them we have oregon west virginia utah arkansas these states have just 2 deaths per 100000 people and again this is deaths per 100000 people which is what experts say is a helpful way of analyzing the situation comparing different areas while also accounting for population differences now nationwide what we're talking about is more than 84000 people who died and globally more than 300000 people have died w

afternoon in new york, early morning in hawaii at another restedwhere ships dockside.lanes with cold engines stood by at nearby hickam field when --denly, without warning [explosions] ♪ the immediate japanese military outctive was to knock -- navalates air power and air power in the pacific in one stroke. they were convinced we were incapable of fighting a two-front war. the japanese were right in their calculations to the extent that roosevelt and churchill were to agree that the defeat of hitler's, the most powerful of our enemies, must have priority over an offensive against japan. they followed sound principles of warfare, to concentrate the greatest mass of power against the major objective. but it would be nearly a year before we could muster, train, and move an army overseas to attack the strongest of the aggressors. the first american troops to engage the enemy with those already in the philippines under general douglas macarthur, whose forces would fight not only that first battle, but after more than three long years of combat, the final land battle against t

does this work only in hawaii? hawaii's got a number of islands that folks are spread out on.trying to open up locations on the other islands or primarily for folks in honolulu. >> we're going to do telemedicine so we can touch anyone in the entire state. the program could be anywhere, could be in nevada, california, oregon, anybody can do this with a little bit of work and a lot of love. leland: last question for you. i heard and been reporting about shutdowns across america. there's a lot of docs who are hurting as well, you think about eye doctors and orthopedics, et cetera, who are down. i'm guessing a number of the doctors who are donating services to the free clinic are also experiencing hard times themselves. really appreciate you coming on to talk about it, sir. all the best. >> thank you very much. leland: thank you. alicia. alicia: millions of muslims across the world are celebrating the end of ramadan while trying to protect themselves from the coronavirus. we'll have more on that, up next. is mealtime a struggle? introducing ore-ida potato pay. where ore-ida golden

so alaska, hawaii, for example, have been doing that and enforcing it. everybody that goes into these states are into a -- get into a two-week quarantine. many other states have rules like this, but they're not enforcing them. as a result, a state, for example, like california, that has been very aggressive on the hammer and wants to dance but is getting a lot of people from outside. and they're not being quarantined. then, all of these efforts have been worthless. >> how do you see big-picture what's happening right now in the united states? >> we are seeing one of the only places in the world where the highest level of sovereignty decided not to use its power. that hasn't happened in nearly any other country in the world. as a result, as we were just saying, the states are left to fend for themselves but they don't have all the power that other countries have. and one of the key ones that other countries have is the one of closing their borders. and so, this is something that there are some precedence for and at this point, given that some states don't

afternoon in new york, early morning in hawaii. and another great harbor where american warships were dockside. planes with cold? gens stood idle at nearby hickam field when suddenly without warning -- ♪ ♪ >> the immediate japanese military objective was to knock out united states naval and air power in the pacific at a single stroke. they reasoned that we were committed to eventual entrance in the war in europe. convinced that we were incapable of fighting a two front war. the japanese were right in their calculations to the extent roosevelt and churchill agreed that the defeat of hitler the most powerful of our enemies must have priority over an offensive against japan. they followed sound principles of warfare to concentrate the greatest mass of power against the major objective, but it would be nearly a year before we could muster, train and move an army overseas to attack the strongest of the aggressors. the first american troops to go into action and engage in the enemy were those already in the philippines under general doug

and yeah, we were in hawaii. the whole time, you can't really complain, so - >> seth: i got to say, that happy madison life pack of let's just make movies that are in nice places, i really feel like that's so smart. >> it's really genius. >> seth: yeah, i feel like there's never going to be an adam sandler movie that takes place in like -- like i don't know odessa or some place like gray and dark in russia. so you and nicole byer, who is also really funny, had a great idea for a podcast that you are doing called "newcomers. explain this concept real quick. >> yes, so nicole and i had both never seen "star wars" at all. and so, we decided to do a podcast where we watched every single "star wars" thing and talk about it. and we have on like guests who care about "star wars. so they kind of balance it out, and can give us information when we don't understand stuff. but it has been such a journey to watch every single "star wars" movie. you are a "star wars" person, like you've seen it all? >> seth: i mean, i was i h

that came out a while back we the ranks 2nd in a survey of the 50 states 2nd in happiness behind hawaii but if you take a deeper look and peel it back which this week has peeled back all of those statistics are true if you're white if you're not we rank near the bottom. and what this week is showing all of us is those 2 things can't operate at the same place let's get an update from allison herrera who's a journalist in minneapolis alison set the scene for us tell us what you can say. hi i am right here at 38 in chicago right where the officer who is accused of killing was george lloyd where the incident happened and there is a peaceful protest that's being organized behind me people are giving out food people are giving out groceries and i'm standing here with a community organizer named charles. who will go and he is going to be leading a unity rally and i asked him you know i want to know from you charles what do you think needs to happen going forward you know the governor is talking about you know reconciliation and trying to heal some of these wounds tell me what you think needs t

the issue seems to be omb's inability to understand that in hawaii we have higher health .are, higher land care costs and therefore, that has to be taken into account in terms of the lease award. the fact that hawaii does tend to have higher land lease costs should not disadvantage our veterans. this is a desperately needed facility. i would put in the covid-19 context, it was needed before covid-19 but it is definitely needed after and it is part of overall economic regeneration for hawaii, which is one of the most devastated economically. it seems to be that it is on its last few months, but that is what we said last year so i would ask for your personal attention getting this over the finish line, getting that lease awarded so we can cut through whatever is going on between gsa and omb and v.a. and make the award and get the project underway. sec. wilkie: i agree with you, sir. i said in a country like this, particularly with the veterans population, one size does not fit all. the solution that favors north carolina doesn't make any sense on an island. they have heard me. i will go

his favorite placed vacation is in hawaii. hopefully he will tell us what he likes to do in hawaii. colonel jefferson let's yield the floor to you. tell us a bit about yourself in the armed forces. >> someone asked me what how did you go to the army? i remember, 1941 world war ii is kicking off. i graduated from clark college in june 42. the first thing i did after the draft was go down from detroit, the federal building, and joint. i thought they were going to send me to tuskegee and we were segregated and all the training was there. they said go home and we will call you. they put me on a list. took me almost nine months before they called me. i'm a clark college graduate. i'm in the last class going to tuskegee of college blacks. the army, navy and marines were grabbing blackmon with college degrees. the classes after me went through three months of college training detachment. i graduated january of 1944. from tuskegee a second lieutenant, we were sent to an air force base to fly the p-39. because the three sections, the three squadrons were the three oh first, the three or seco