.>>> still ahead, university in hawaii seeing an increase in ♪ here's what we want everyone to do.ount 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. >>> at a time when some freshmen are postponing college admissions because of covid-19, one university is seeing an increase in enrollment. >> this is a great story. the golden opportunity hawaii pacific opportunity is providing to incoming freshman from the golden state. >> reporter: from their santa rosa home, christine wong and her mom eric account the weeks to the all marino high school graduate leaves for college. >> they had this huge aloha and welcoming spirit. >> reporter: christie will study biology and joined the tumbling team at hawaii pacific, a private university of 4000 in downtown honolulu. >> california stude

that cooled attachment part of it has to do with hawaii. no matter what happens just keep cool man and that's the thing that berry and his buddies who had which was the trim game which was basketball and smoking dope. just be cool. that's part of hawaii in part of buries formative years and he saw his head that nature. another aspect to it is more developed and related i would say to politics which is in this country in all of its racial dynamics in explosiveness a black person to rise in politics has to stay cool cool. unfortunately that's part of the mandate of this country. >> host: homage pot smoking did the president do in honolulu? >> guest: he doesn't write a particular about it. the whole notion of bill clinton saying and never inhaled. when jay leno asked him about it without going overboard document is a pretty thoroughly. that's what he did. they had a thing called total absorption which not only did you inhale but you inhaled everything in a car when you were smoking it. that was part of his existence during the period. >> host:

coming up, hawaii is ready to welcome back visitors again. but there's a catch. what you will have to do before, and after you land if you are planning a get away there. >> and more attractions are getting ready to reopen. including the san francisco zoo and six flags. the changes you will see if you go. >> and i'm tracking the warm weather tomorrow plus the windy changes that increases our fire danger this weekend. i will have that for you in about seven minutes. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. we're still hard at work, because vulnerable students who already struggle with poverty, hunger and trauma, need our support more than ever. at communities in schools, we do whatever it takes. delivering meals, helping kids access remote learning and just checking in. in schools, in communities and in times of crisis providing kids a community of support. to learn more, visi

i'm curious why hawaii would be so much less since hawaii is very expensive to live. they have a very high cost of living there, and i'm curious why hawaii would be so much less. >> sorry. i was trying to get off mute. so i don't know the reason that the rate is so much different in hawaii, and i'm wondering if, lorena, if you have the information. i know these are very small early retiree populations. many times, these are manually rated, and it's not based on utilization at all, and it's very much based on the rate usage in this area. i wonder if you can comment further. >> we would have to take this back and look at some additional information, but in general, it is manually rated and based off of the demographics, but there may be a different demographic between the members in washington than we have in hawaii, but we'd have to look at that closer for you. >> very small populations, as you saw, so they could be very different from one another. >> president breslin: well, hawaii is 25 and washington is 16, so it couldn't be that much different. >> but very differen

but they will have to get tested before they land in hawaii.he governor says state officials will not be offering test for travelers because that could lead to congestion travelers who choose not to get a pre travel tests will have to quarantine in hawaii for 2 weeks. why imposed quarantine requirement in march with penalties of up to a year in jail and $5,000 in fines for those who leave quarantine facilities for anything other than a medical emergency worst places to be quarantined right. well meanwhile, the justice department will back a lawsuit challenging hawaii's mandatory quarantine for out of state travelers california and nevada residents. >>who own property in hawaii filed a lawsuit arguing they should be allowed to visit family and maintain their properties in a statement, the justice department wrote to be clear the united states appreciates that hawaii unlike many other states is generally reached by airplane which raises particular public health concerns but that alone cannot end the analysis, especially as the governor does not s

question. >> there's a lot that's awesome in hawaii. so i think that people should be able to feel confidence. there was an early story about the elimination of one of the divisions reacting to pandemics and the truth behind that was that there was a reorganization and frankly wharks we're seeing is that there are a lot of resources being brought to bare. a lot of different elements of the federal government that are coordinating to respond. so one of the recommendations from the commission is to look at how the different elements of the federal government are coordina coordinated moving forward to ensure that we do have really clear lines of authority and a clear plan of how to coordinate moving forward. i will say i agree with you about the tenor of the conversation that this shouldn't be something that's politicized. and that's one reason i encourage people to stay focused on the data. it's why we put out the map on our website so people can take a look at what's happening in their own community, try to separate out a lot of the poli

is the only person in california who has never been to hawaii, i don't know that i see a check therefuture anytime soon, but sal, you mentioned you love hawaii, what would it take for youto re >>nstarter, we wait for 14 days, and go to the beach, so when they left that and the flights are available, i might go to do that . >> might go what will it take to get the littlest on the plane with you for hawaii question mark i'm with sal on that. the quarantine, it's so pretty out there. >> i mentioned the lava lounge, we all need the lava lounge . >> it may not take much for us to get back there but it's a great spot. >>> still to come, we hope to make people feel more comfortable around returning to the theater, the health and safety resource being provided by fandango. first, pushing for changes within police departments across the nation, up next, we hear from a leading voice in a movement from the national police reform advisory group safety, it's not a fad or a trend. at lowe's, we believe safety is more than that. it's a value that we've always had and that's never been more importan

.>>> bad news if you are planning to visit hawaii this summer, hawaii has extended its mandatory 14 day quarantine for all visitors through the end of july. that's in an effort to keep the coronavirus off the island. officials say they also plan to install dermal screening stations at airports by the end of the year. hawaii has one of the lowest rates of coronavirus infections in the country. >> i believe the right response is reform and investment. >> reporter: the san jose mayor pushing back against defunding the police but bowing to make changes, how the new budget proposal aims to reform. >>> is known for its crystal blue waters, but that sparkle might be fading, coming up the grim reports on lake tahoe. >>> the san francisco fire department help rescue five people at ocean beach this afternoon, the national park service says three of the swimmers were taken to the hospital in critical condition. two were evaluated at the scene. officials described them as all teenagers and said the rescue took place at about 2.30 seven. the coast guard warns that rip tides in that area can be dange

secretary of state my pompei o is set to meet with a top chinese diplomat out in hawaii our very own rick sanchez tell us what might be on that agenda and america in chaos after another black man is killed by police this time over in atlanta georgia meanwhile this latest case adding more anger and frustration nationwide all right let's move through news cue. the arrest of wall ways chief financial officer in canada was quote highly political that according to a recently released report from that country's spy agency the memo was written up just hours before the chinese executives arrest over in vancouver tonight her legal team says the security document is proof authorities conspired against her party's alex my hyla bitch brings us the story from toronto newly released secret documents maybe make one joules ticket to freedom in turn his government is all over it join the fight you know live in documents to. once again shows it is the case of. a serious political incident which. would have. to do. literately suppressed chinese hind leg rises in a way to play the role of the accomplish

meantime hawaii could soon reopen to visitors. starting in august, visitors can avoid 14-day testing if they get pretested for covid-19 no more than 72 hours before the departure from home and present round trips to hawaii from the bay area, they are running about $250. not a bad price at all. >>> visitors heading to sin city, they are going to definitely want to keep those face masks handy. nevada will now require everyone to water a mask when they are inside a public place. that means las vegas as well. a similar mask requirement for california last week. >>> a woman who broke glass ceilings at nasa is honored and some san jose police officers saving a life. here is laura garcia with something good. >> two san jose police officers are being called police officers after saving a little baby's life. listen to this story. they got the call on father's day. after an 11-month-old baby became unresponsive at the home. they say the baby wasn't choking on anything and no one knew why he had stopped breathing. that's when their training

so, hawaii, as he pointed out, has a very strict quarantine. somebody got arrested because the beachposted on after they landed into the government of hawaii was not taking it. is doinguestion is testing on people before hand, then allowing them to enjoy the activities of the state, is that a reasonable response? i think that ultimately some things are political questions. you have to decide what percentage is correct. but i would say if the general rate of the disease in the places people are coming from are lower, than that form of testing, even though imperfect, would probably be good enough to control the spread, as long as the government of hawaii is doing strict contact tracing, so that if tourists do come into contact with the disease, then those around them are isolated, those areas are closed it down -- closed down, and the state can recovery. ite, we always appreciate your time. we hope we can check in with you again down the road / . guest: thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible fo

they were spotted on beaches shortly after even though all through hawaii they require all travelerso self-quarantine for at least two weeks. some members were cited and appeared in court. but all have now agreed to leave voluntarily. >>> the lapd says it spent more than $40 million in overtime handling the protests following george floyd's death. that is according to the "l.a. times." and the chief says any of the ot earned past june 7th will be compensated in off time and that's because the department doesn't have enough cash on hand. >>> it turns out a lot of the restaurants reopening in southern california are not quite following the new health department rules. l.a. county's public health director says investigators visited 2,000 restaurants over the weekend and found at least half were not in compliance. health officials hope people will tell them about any place violating safely rules. >> i urge people to, again, contact us with public health particularly if you're employees and feel like something hasn't been reported. >> any restaurant not following the rules will be reinspe

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about 10 million people visited hawaii last year.sinesses are now talking about reopening, but with some restrictions going forward to limit the number of people coming to prevent overcrowding even at the pandemic is over. >>> is due formerly owned by joe exotic and featured in the neck flicks docuseries tiger king is now under federal investigation for alleged negligence. the local sheriff departments as the oklahoma department of wildlife and the usda together have launched investigations into the greater windward to after the animal rights group peta said it got a hold of images of neglected and injured and the animals. they see the animals are being treated and monitored by the usda. >>> sal is back. he would tell us if it is friday light on our roads this morning. saw? >> it is friday light. and yeah. the first four days of the week were a little busi, pandemic or no pandemic, fridays are always a little better than the first four days of the work week and the bay bridge is an example. it is nice here at the bay bridge. it is al

they were spotted on beaches shortly after even though hawaii now requires all trave some members were cited and appeared in court. all of them agreed to leave voluntarily. >>> beijing is instituting new travel restrictions to try to contain a recent covid-19 outbreak tto a wholesale food m. more than 100 people who worked or went to that market are now testing positive. that happened within a week's time. now health officials are using aggressive tracing to reach more than 200,000 people they may have come in contact with. fresh meat and seafood in the city also being inspected on suspicion that it could've helped to spread the virus. >>> and we now have time for our micro climate weather alert. we do have an alert because the temperatures are going up. that was richmond that you saw. it's going to be heating up. meteorologist kari hall, you also have san jose behind you. >> yeah. it's a beautiful start to our tuesday morning. make sure you make some time to get out to enjoy it because will have some hotter weather in our forecast. live look outside in san jose with that sunshine and

the courts in hawaii agreed with ms. dan zell and ms. baer appeared on may 5, 1993 the hawaii supreme court issued a historic decision that changed the course of lgbtq rights movement. it ruled that denying same qucouples the right to marry violates the equal protection clause of the hawaii constitution unless the states could prove a compelling state interest. this sparked a chain reaction that eventually resulted in the u.s. supreme court 2015 decisionfi which affirmed the right of same couples to marry. it was a hard one victory for the lgbtq community and a long fight for equality. nebut in july of 2017 the trump administration sought to undermine this victory for equality. it c intervened in a court case to argue lgbtq individuals are nothe protected from employment discrimination based on their sexualti orientation. this position directly contradicted the position of the equal employment opportunity commission which had made clear in 2015 that discrimination based on sexual orientation was illegal. that is when the supreme court re

we were in hawaii. when senators and congress "people" go into hawaii -- and congress people go into hawaii on a codel. they don't take us to the visitor center. this time i had gone as a normal visitor. i walked in. i was appalled at what i saw. the maps were falling off the wall. the lights weren't working. i had a meeting with the staff right there there. i came back -- and at that time i came back and we started talking. i said, yes, that's the birthplace -- i said, gentlemen, that's the birthplace defining who we are as a superpower in the world. for our veterans to come see that, i said, this is where we have to begin. i know what it takes. senator alexander has led this fight with senator warner and others to restore our parks. teddy roosevelt would be proud of you, senator alexander, of what you've done in leading this charge and all of us working together, putting these two bills together was a master stroke, i believe. on how we could come together. there is enot one person here that i believe

what is the situation in hawaii, which you represent?do you make of the administration's response overall? >> the administration's response has been totally incompetent and lacking, uncoordinated and living up to what he said, not my responsibility. states, you are on your own. our governor and the other governors have to go against each other for ppe and necessary items as the democrats call on the president to have a nationwide testing so that we are not doing haphazard testing and of course now we wasn't joking saying ease up on the testing equating the tests with the increasing numbers of people getting the virus and this is a president who does not pay attention to science or facts. so yes. what is happening in hawaii is that we have had a stay-at-home kind of provisions. we are slowly opening carefully reopening various businesses, et cetera. we've had, you know -- because we have social distancing and wear your masks to prevent i think the spread of the virus in a way that some other places have not but we are being cautious and r

and one size fits all does not -- does not do it for us in hawaii. so, i will do whatever i can to assist you, mr. secretary. i'm glad that one of the -- >> senator, your time has expired. >> sorry. i will send more questions for the record. >> thank you, senator. the announcement about the vote has been delayed ten minutes, it's now 4:40. i don't know what we have. senator till lis? >> just enough time for my round. thank you, mr. chairman, and senator tester, great to see you found your flat top again. it's a good look. mr. secretary and for all the witnesses, i want to go back on -- i've completed 45 telephone town halls updating people in north carolina on covid and one thing that's required me to do is to take a look at the numbers and not view any one number in a vacuum. i'm sure that you guys are taking a look at any increase in cases, you're adjusting that, you're looking at the rate of doubling, you're looking at how you adjust that for the rate of testing and those numbers, so, dr. stone, in your opinion, do you believe, because this hearin

now, it's better to do that, i think, tactfully at a dinner, in a talk halfway in between in hawaii, china is just not making the concessions that they should or that they promised to. it's a dangerous area we're getting into. lou: it looks to me like there are two reto have call voids here -- rhetorical voids here, the voids offered by the chinese are their committed to trade, to their commitments to purchasing our products whether primarily agriculture or not, but nonetheless their commitments. there is that rhetoric that is actually, it's only given shape by rhetoric. and we have the same issue. our rhetoric is really that of acquiescence and continued acceptance of hostility, aggression when it's the south china sea, whether it's over the air space of taiwan -- >> yep. lou: we are putting up and have put up with what looks to me now to have moved dangerously close to appeasement and accommodation that, as you well know, is dangerous, dangerous stuff for any nation but particularly for the world's only superpower. we're sending some very bad, weak signals to the chinese who seek d

lou: breaking news, secretary of stae mike pompeo meeting in hawaii with his chinese counterpart, but to the meeting, the state department summary of what actually occurred and what was discussed lacked, well, specificity, we'll be kind. state department spokesperson morgan ortega simply stated they stressed u.s. interests. that's good to know. full transparency in fighting the china virus -- there is none -- and the need for reciprocal dealings between the two. and we don't know much about that. a member of the pompeo delegation also tells fox news the chinese delegation could not be described as, quote, forthcoming. joining us tonight a man who is always forthcoming, dr. michael pillsbury, director of the center for chinese strategy at the hudson institute. mike, good to have you with us. my god, what in the world is this administration doing? the secretary of state is at hickam air force base in a meeting with his counterpart from the people's republic of china, and we have no idea in hell what transpired. what is that about? >> well, secret diplomacy e really with china began with

china talk in hawaii. well there are 3 really important developments that have been taking place that i think we as americans need to know about as we look at why may be going to speak to chinese officials we may need to start thinking in terms of. what mr pompei o may need to say to try to coax the chinese kind of back into good favor and the reason i'm saying this is the things that have been transpiring over the last 72 hours 1st of all. while way it's interesting watching alex's report because i think if nothing else what you get out of that that that report is coming now is something that we at our t.v. have been reporting for the better part of the last week which is the trumpet ministration and the u.s. state department is realizing that while way either an essential part of the united states technological infrastructure that in other words it's easy to say oh wait go away we can replace you the problem is we can't and that has become evident in recent days number 2 the chinese government is now say

. >> you may get to travel to hawaii sooner than you think.he governor is proposing if people get tested 72 hours before going to the airport and show negative results at the airport, they'd be allowed on the island without quarantining. and it wouldn't be that bad to get there. some flights from the bay area to hawaii are starting around $200 right now. >>> up next, usually sports arenas are named after businesses. well, amazon is naming theirs after a global issue. we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. for spending a perfectly reasonable amount of time on the couch with tacos from grubhub? grubhub's gonna reward you for that with a $5 off perk. (doorbell rings) - [crowd] grubhub! (fireworks exploding) >>> finally tonight, the venue formally known as key arena in seattle has a new name. amazon bought the rights and will call it

we have sunshine which actually kills the virus here in hawaii that the government continues to extend the deadline coming from the us. we have a natural border of the ocean. but the messages are so politicized what do you recommend to get the politics found the message that you convey and as we all know john bolton was in charge of the health agencies prior and tried to streamline so what can you recommend with that nationalize message to all over all, of us here we have sunshine which is awesome. >> there is a lot of awesome in hawaii. [laughter] people should be able to feel confident there was an early story of one of the divisions reacting to pandemics and the truth is there was a reorganization and frankly what we are seeing is there are a lot of resources being brought to bear that are coordinating to respond one of the recommendations how the different elements of the federal government are coordinated that we have clear linesea of authority and a clear plan of how to coordinate moving forward i agree that shouldn't be politicized and that's why encourage people to stay focused

clinton signed don't ask, don't tell into law in 1993, another gay rights issue was heating up in hawaiible to those who fought at stonewall, the potential legalization of same-sex marriage. >> last year in a landmark decision, the hawaii supreme court ruled that the state was discriminating against same-sex couples by not allowing them to marry. >> all of a sudden hawaii looks like it's going to get gay marriage. but the religious right, they mobilized so it would never happen in the other states. >> our hope is to not let a foolish mistake by hawaii drive the law for all the other states in the union. >> we saw a backlash when marriage equality happened. the sense that you are going to destroy marriage because you allow gays to be married. >> if your marriage is in trouble, y'all see a therapist. what's at stake is privilege. >> and while the states battle it out in 1996 both houses of congress passed the defense of marriage act. in the middle of the night, the president signed it. >> after midnight and without fanfare, he signed a bill barring federal recognition of homosexual marriag

benedicte in hawaii next year. just for a swim just for a swim.edicte will be in -- michael will be in the bahamas. the highest thing will be 42% that people want to change theirjobs, let's see if we are all here in a yea r‘s let's see if we are all here in a year's time. thanks to both of you benedicte a michael, lovely to spend a bit of time with you on friday evening. that's it for the papers. if you're in the uk, by and by will be back in just over half an hour to look at more of the stories being covered by newspapers and websites here. goodbye for now. hello there. the heat and humidity sparking showers and thunderstorms from the midlands northwards. these will continue to push northwards into northern parts of england and scotland as we move into the first part of the night. you can see the rumbling further north as we move through the early hours. then we look to the southwest, the renewed area of showery rain pushing into northern ireland, wales, southwest england into east england. some of this rain could be quite heavy. still pretty war

o'carol, an emergency physician from honolulu in hawaii. good to see you again, doctor. there are some stunning increases in a lot of cases. i mean, really, just a couple of places where it's stabilizing or dropping. what are you seeing in the numbers and what should be the immediate priority in dealing with this? >> yeah, it is definitely concerning. and knowing that the incubation time that we really get to know what these numbers exactly are is lagging. that these numbers are really kind of the type of the iceberg. so large a percentage of people are asymptomatic, you could estimate these numbers we're seeing are only 10% to 20% of the actual numbers that will come to light in the next couple of weeks. so it's really concerning here in hawaii, you know, our state is categorized as increasing numbers, but you can't get much lower than the 10% to 15% we've already had -- hawaii is managing thus far and, you know, we've implemented a -- before anybody gets on a plane to get to hawaii from the domestic continental united states, they need to get a negative pcr test within

land if you test negative for covid-19 hawaii's governor announced a new pre travel testing program that will begin on august 1st travelers who test negative will not have to quarantine for 14 days, but they will have to get tested before they land in hawaii. the governor says state officials will not be offering test for travelers because that could lead to congestion travelers who choose not to get a pre travel test will have to quarantine on the islands for 2 weeks kawhi imposed the quarantine requirement back in march with penalties of up to a year in jail and $5,000 fines for those who leave quarantine for anything other then a medical emergency. and the disney theme parks are delaying a phased reopening of disneyland and disney california adventure the southern california attractions were scheduled to reopen on july 17th with new safety requirements for gas. but they face strong opposition from the union that represents disneyland employees. disney has not yet given the new reopening date. >>san francisco's annual outside lands festival will not rock golden gate park this summ

a sudden change in hawaii modifying its mandatory 14 day pointing for a lot of state visitors.awaii says you can skip the quarantine if you can show proof of the recent negative coronavirus test result, the change comes the same day the justice department announced its support for a legal challenge for what hawaii had been doing. just hours from now a police reform bill, the vote expected to be strictly along party lines, the move comes a day after senate democrats blocked efforts to even begin debate on a republican reform bill, they are trying to get away with murder, the murder of george floyd. >> if republicans are going to insist on half measures, that is absolutely letting people get away with murder. >> the opportunity to leave -- our friends on the other side just said no. not know to the legislation, they just said no. shannon: let's get the police perspective, good to have you back with us. let's start with nancy pelosi. you heard republicans i getting away with the murder of george floyd, she was asked if she wanted to apologize, here's what she said. >> the fact is

and happening now the governor of hawaii is announcing plans to modify a travel ban in that state up until now anyone traveling to hawaii had to immediately enter a 14 day quarantine upon their arrival people traveling to the state will have to be tested for covid-19 and can avoid the quarantine with a negative test. the governor speaking there live right now. we're have producers listening in to this press conference will have an update for you tonight on kron 4 news at 6. now the european union is considering closing its borders to travelers from some countries, including the united states to protect its citizens from coronavirus they will consider several factors, including the number of new infections. in the visitors country. the trend of new infections and the response. in areas like testing containment treatment and reporting. the u.s. has the highest rate of covid-19 related deaths and infections in the world. workers at both disney parks here in the united states are worried about the company's plans to reopen next month. disney aims to reopen all 12 of its theme parks aroun

so hawaii's mangling thus faagi and before anyone gets on a plane to hawaii from the domestic continental united states, they need to get a negative pcr test within 72 hours. so we're going to continue to watch this and manage this very carefully. >> yeah, the american fourth of july weekend is just days away. traditionally, it's not that far away. it's coming up. fireworks, gatherings, a lot of those planned gatherings, including the official celebration in washington. are you concerned about that when you talk about gatherings? >> yeah, absolutely. it's still going to happen. our nation's birthday. and there are still going to be large amount of gatherings, even though, you know, people are going to try and detract from it. hopefully the fact that most of these gatherings if they do happen are going to be outdoors will help quell the virus. hopefully the fact that most people will be wearing masks. i would actually argue that people do a byo everything. so bring your own everything. don't share your utensils. don't share drinks. don't share any food and maintain the physical distancing.

cancer and he fought it -- >> reporter: make a wish and alaska airlines were flying his family to hawaiiving them the vip treatment. but there was more. >> we also flew down captain dan drigs from anchorage, which happens to be hawk's uncle. >> reporter: a family connection and moore knew just how special that was. >> in a pilot's career there's very few times you can fly with a family member. >> reporter: because he was also flying family this is a big honor for me today as your first officer, not only do i get to fly with my brother-in-law dan for the first time, i also get to fly my family on my son's make a wish trip to hawaii. >> reporter: hawk is his son. >> hawk's my hero. this guy's pretty tough. >> that's your dad >> reporter: a wish come true for the whole family. >> thank you, and enjoy the flight >> reporter: kristen dahlgren, nbc news >>> and that is nightly news for a wednesday evening. i'm savannah guthrie i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today. have a great evening >>> right now at 6:00, a surge in cases. but governor newsom says we're not in panic mode and he's not read

starting on august first hawaii will begin implementing a pre travel testing option for anyone hoping to travel to hawaii until now anyone visiting that state had to enter a mandatory 14 day quarantine upon their arrival the governor just announced this tonight that visitors will be able to skip the quarantine so long as they test negative for covid-19 before they arrive. travelers may also be subject to temperature checks and health questions before they get there. the european union is considering closing its borders to travelers from some countries, including the united states to protect its citizens from coronavirus they will consider several factors, including the number of new infections. in the visitors country. the trend of new infections and the response and areas like testing containment treatment and reporting. the u.s. has the highest rate of covid-19 related deaths and infections in the world. let's switch it up now talk about our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge, the fog there peeling back a little bit we see some blue skies. let's

the courts in hawaii agreed with ms. dansell and ms. vare. on may 5, 1993, the hawaii supreme court issued an historic decision that changed the course of lgbtq rights movement. it ruled that denying same-sex couples the right to marry violates the equal protection clause of the hawaii constitution unless the state could prove a compelling state interest. this ruling sparked a chain reaction that eventually resulted in the u.s. supreme court's 2015 decision in obergefell v. hodges which affirmed the right of same-sex couples to marry. it was a hard-won victory for the lgbtq community in its long fight for equality, but in july 2017 the trump administration sought to undermine this victory for equality. it intervened in a court case to argue that lgbtq individuals are not protected from employment discrimination based on their sexual orientation. this position directly contradicted the position of the equal employment opportunity commission which had made clear in 2015 that discrimination based on sexual orientation was illegal. last monday th

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