i am fighting for hawaii small business owners like those who runs small businesses on hawaii. it's one of the favorites at hawaii on the hill. where many of my colleagues including those on the other side of the aisle lined up to sample the hawaiian salt. this products are incredible. in the success over the years reflect the hard work that she has put into building and growing our business. they have been devastated by the pandemic. although she was able to take advantage of the past relief programs, that we passed. she struggling and she needs more help right now. to pay the rent, and rehire their employees. alongside congressional delegates democrats and i am fighting for hundreds of billions of new insistence fors small businesses like laura's . and fighting for the homeowners and renters who have lost their jobs. terrified to think about what might happen to them with the federal protections that have prevented foreclosures or evictions expire. i'm grateful and organizations like the legal aid society of hawaii stepping in to help people who are worried they will lose the

in hawaii, new cases have been rising since july. the severity of our outbreak, particularly on oahu led the mayor of the city and county of honolulu on oahu to issue a two-week stay at home order on august 27. yesterday he extended this order for another two weeks. this order and the outbreak that preceded it offered a grim reminder that constant vigilance is necessary in the fight against covid-19. and it's a reminder that even states like hawaii which for months was lauded as a coronavirus success story can become home to one of the fastest growing outbreaks in the country. at the end of july hawaii had barely over 2,000 cases of covid-19. yesterday hawaii crossed the grim milestone of 10,000 cases. like in many other states our outbreak has hit certain communities and populations the hardest. our thriving, dynamic, and vital pacific islander community represents a mere 4% of our population but nearly one-third of our total cases. more than a dozen long-term care homes across our state are experiencing significant outbreaks that p

right now hawaii is requiring travelers to quarantine for two weeks after arriving in hawaii.to lift that requirement on october 15 if the traveler has a negative covid test. now, it will cost you. this test will cost $250. and united spokesperson tells me they are hoping the cost will come down before october. and they are also providing a hail- mail-in option that will cost about 80 dollars and you have to plan that in advance. is th this $250 option is a last minute option. and this will be open from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. starting october 15. just an option if you are planning that trip to hawaii especially as the holidays approach because you will need that negative test to get into hawaii. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> finland is turning to some four legged friends to help combat covid. virus-sniffing dogs now working at helsinki airport. a team of doctors and technicians developed sniff stations. travelers come up and give a sample and dogs are able to sniff it on the other side. some of the dogs who used to be cancer detection canines could sniff out tumors, so they

a woman lands in the history books, rowing from san francisco, to hawaii. now she tells us about one of the greatest challenges of her life. >>> it is about measure that would effectively restore affirmative-action, in california. our kpix5 vote smart guide looks at the case for and against prop 16. >>> santa clara county is launching a program they hope will slow the spread of coronavirus providing housing for people who are in need of quarantine, or isolation. good evening. devon feely has more on the housing being provided for the homeless. >> reporter: a few living in a homeless encampment or credit house, social distance, isolation and quarantine become virtual impossibilities, luxuries that you simply cannot afford, and that is why the county is stepping in. >> everybody is so close together, everybody interacts, it is really hard to tell when somebody is either sick with the common cold or covid. >> reporter: he says it would be tough to prevent the coronavirus and spreading like wildfire through the sprawling makeshift encampment on the edges of dow

is any of that help getting to hawaii? received about $2 billion so it did help many of our businesses in hawaii, but like many businesses across the nation, they spent those ppp monies based on the original deadline so many have run out of money and without additional federal support, as well as state support, unfortunately i don't think many of these businesses will be able to survive. hawaii does rely on the tourism industry. it is our number one economic driver, and so if tourism doesn't reopen for us, then we will see second wave of businesses shutting down. not only those directly impacted for the accommodations, et cetera, but a lot more that goes along the supply chain that supports tourism collectively. >> you mentioned you need more help from the state and the federal government. we know the state is facing record short falls. they're asking for more money from the federal government. all of that stuck in congress, that must be frustrating when every day you see businesses wondering if they have enough money to l

detectives to hawaii to investigate barack obama's birth. and michael cohen explained donald trump's hateful obsession with president barack obama. >> he doesn't care what he says. he doesn't care who gets hurt so long as he wins. and when he saw that his poll numbers and his popularity and the number of times that he's gracing the front cover of a newspaper is increasing, he just added onto it. all of a sudden he was sending people to hawaii to go check. that's a lie. he never sent anybody anywhere, right? he just said it, and everybody sort of bought into it. of course donald trump sent somebody. he's rich, right? who wouldn't send somebody if you want to prove your point? well, donald trump didn't do it because he didn't want to spend the money, and he didn't believe it. you know, his hatred for barack obama is plain and simple. he's black. he went to harvard law. he graduated the top of his class. he's, you know, incredibly

esper andnclude mark hawaii governor david he gave -- david. other distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, a loja and welcome to the battleship memorial here at historic pearl harbor. it is nine: oh 2 a.m., the moment 75 years ago when this on this ship. my name is michael and i am the president and chief executive officer of the uss missouri memorial organization. it is an honor to serve in that capacity and be the mc for this ceremony as we commemorate a huge milestone, the 75th anniversary of one of the most significant events in history, the ending of world war ii. foremost, i have the honor of welcoming our special guests, world war ii veterans who are with us here today. i will name them individually and ask that you are -- that you stand if you are able, and remain standing. please hold your applause at the -- until the end so we honor them collectively for theirs -- their service, courage, and sacrifice. walter,, jack, newman,man, wendell arthur, richardson, lambert, and joseph young. ladies and gentlemen, our world war ii veterans.

steve now serves as president of the hawaii division. please welcome steve. you. the ship looks great. you should be proud of your crew. mr. secretary, admiral davidson, governor, flag and general officers, distinguished visitors, and, most importantly, our world war ii veterans. welcome and aloha. on behalf of the memorial association, it is an honor to welcome you as well as those joining us from all over the world, to remember this momentous day in our nation's history. as chairman of this amazing organization, i would like to take a moment to remember someone who is not here with us today, but i know he is looking down on us. my good friend and mentor, and predecessor, tim guard, served on this organization for 25 years and was our chairman since 2014. his passion for the missouri pushed us and encouraged us to ensure this would be a memorial we would all be proud of. i know how badly tim wanted to be a part of this ceremony and it still saddens me that we lost him before it could happen. we miss you. i know you are here with us in spirit. i cannot tell y

hawaii, they could say, is a good start.s just named the happiest state -- >> i was going to talk about that later. more to come on hawaii. >> okay. i'll stop talking about that. and that it's the number-one vacation destination, bucket list place -- >> i've had the rapid test and got a results in 20 minutes. it's not as deep as the other one. >> sounds like a game changer. give it to everybody immediately. open schools, open offices -- >> very expensive. but if you need results in a hurry -- >> i will say i don't think we've seen kris van cleave on the tarmac. usually there's more traffic with planes. i think it's a marker of where we are as a country. >> i'm getting one today, a covid test. and i still don't get use today to that thing up the nose. >> the back of the brain, yeah. >> not cute. i'm not a good patient. >>> ahead, new information about the family that wikileaks founder julian assange started in asylum. his effort to avoid a criminal trial in the united states. >>> and a reminder -- invitation from us to you. y

i know you're from hawaii. we have a surge site in honolulu right now to test 5,000 per day and moving to -- >> you're saying this is provisional. is this a supply chain problem or are you saying that states are individually deciding to do less testing? >> this is not a supply chain problem. we will have -- we had double the available ability of tests in august and over 90 million tests available in september. i would assume a higher proportion will be done because they're easy to do. they're point of care by next testing and surging in nursing homes. but this is not a supply problem for testing. >> could with e talk about they income tax testing? >> yes. >> because i guess where a lot of people are coming from is that we hope you're right, this new test is a game changer and we are pleased and i think it is helpful in the context of first responders and nursing homes and perhaps educational context as well. but it is a card and as you know you can't really process that many tests at once this way. and so altho

hawaii does rely on the tourism industry, but it is our number one economic driver.ourism doesn't reopen for us, then we will see second wave of businesses shutting down, not only those directly impacted such as accommodations, attractions, restaurants, retail, but a lot more that goes along the supply chain that support tourism hawaii. >> you mentioned you need more help from the state and from the federal government. we know the state is facing record short falls, they're asking for more money from the federal government, but in all that is stuck in congress. that must be frustrating when every day you see businesses are wondering if they have enough money to last another day. >> absolutely. we have been hearing the stories every day, we get phone calls on a regular basis from small business owners wondering what else can they do to keep their doors open. so it is definitely have a devastating economic impact, they're in a dire situation, we need to do what we can to support our businesses to sustain their operations during this most challenging time. and that's wh

>>a resort in hawaii was given the green light to create a resort bubble. yeah, this would allow the quarantine visitors to leave their hotel rooms and roam around the property but. they have to wear a tracking device. kimberlee speakman explains. >>for future guests at timbers. co i hope you all a resort, managing director garry moore says the resort bubble will allow visitors the chance to step out of their rooms to enjoy the full 450 acres of the resort property. we have a golf course that work in a trails hiking biking have you can see behind me. >>you know, so there's there's a lot of things for people to do but guests will need to follow the rules. >>moore says they'll be briefed before they arrive on the protocols in place which include showing a negative covid-19 test taken at least 72 hours before arriving. guests will be required to wear a monitoring bracelet while at the resort, the hotel will also be required to check your temperature daily for 7 days in order to participate resorts must implement policies and procedures like these we have confi

bear launching the program at sfo with all of their flight to hawaii. the ideas to help travelers circumvent a mandatory quarantine period. >> right now there is a 14 orenstein so we decided to give our passengers an opportunity to get tested prior, so they could be negative when they arrive. mike united is offering two ways to get tested. one is a rapid 15 minute test at sfo's go help kiosk. the others a male and through a company called color that is done 72 hours before travel. this is just the beginning. >> we are going to do this and other hubs, other locations as the international market starts to open up. i believe this is something that will be critical for us to have before people board planes. >> reporter: industry advocates say they have been pushing for this. >> what united is doing for hawaii, i believe, is what i will she allow us to travel quickly around the world again. >> reporter: joe leader with airline passenger experience association thinks this will also go a long way toward building customer confidence. >> they want to get from po

a bit and that is also when united plans to add more flights to hawaii. so if you were hoping to get to hawaii maybe for the holidays, everyone is doing what they can to try to make that a little bit easier. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> and in accuweather, we are tracking dense fog. you can see close to the coast and we'll zoom in, sfo right now done to 7 mile is not bad. and the marine layer is pretty deep this morning, which will keep us on the cool side later this afternoon right now temperatures are pretty uniform. 61 in the city, 66 san jose. essentially everybody is in the low or mid-60s. so later on this afternoon, we'll find slow warming. by lunch, we're only if in the 60s to low 70s. and then in the afternoon, slightly cooler compared to yesterday. the warmest spots only going into the low and mid-80s. so enjoy today, a lot of sunshine later on. again, we have good air quality across the board. mid 70s to mid-80s litter on th -- later on this afternoon. but air quality will be changing. friday it goes into the moderate catego category. and now

and all the cell the islands in hawaii. >>you don't have to quarantine for 14 days, so you land get a rental car. go to the beach right away. right now when you go to hawaii, you have to go to your hotel room and stay there for 14 days or if you're returning home to hawaii, you have to stay inside your home. under this program you can do that immediately and have fun if you can't do it on the day of or don't want to do it they can send you a kid 10 days out you can do the test at home so long as you send your sample back within 3 days they will e-mail you or text you the results and of course if you're negative by all means put on your aloha shirt your lay get on to the plane. this has the blessing of hawaii officials to are very strict about quarantine that island i used to live there if you bring you move there and you bring your canine your dog there. that dog has to be quarantine for 30 days before being let out to your family, it's very strict there. it continues to be strict but come october 15th, there is a good chan

you're returning to hawaii for 14 days. >>talk to some passengers this morning. they seem to like the idea. >>hands down it wants to go sit in a hotel room for 2 weeks. in quarantine when you could be on the beach is when you get there so no problems no matter how much it costs totally totally do it it's pretty cool that's the i agree that's fabulous which means you get to the airport a little always cutting it close to death i would totally do it. >>here's another thing he doesn't have to be united if you're flying southwest as well, then you can take a test. the three-day window that's the key and that's from the hawaiian government its three-day window and it comes back negative you can hop on to other flights as well may be cheaper flight may be something it's your time schedule but the bottom line why starting to loosen up a little bit because they were so scared of what's going on within the islands that they had one of the proper asked the strictest quarantine in america for 14 days is actually pushed it back are sup

. >>> a trip to hawaii is about to get much easier. lifting quarantine for visitors. what you need to know if you want to go. >> preparing to fight covid during flu season. what south bay area is doing to make it easier to people to get their flu shot. >>> we are tracking smoke and humid storms to the south. details in about seven minutes. >>> we welcome our west coast viewers as the president sparred when a vaccine will be available. and the rapid fraud uncover, criminals stealing unemployment relief dollars when we see you back here tonight. >>> let's get back to our coronavirus of the pandemic. six months ago everything changed for the bay area as we learned the first shelter at home order. >> we have a look back at what had been the undoubtedly the strangest six months of our lifetime and what we may need most going forward. >> reporter: you may not remember the first time you heard the word coronavirus but for each one of us there was likely a moment not long afterwar afterwards, you are unlikely to forget. the moment that finally made it clear big changes were c

those who test negative won't have to go through hawaii's 14 in quarantine. >> if it works for hawaii it might work for other destinations also. the program could be expanded internationally in the next coming months. >> reporter: united airlines is breaking ground when it comes to air travel. is the first offer rapid covid tests preflight with all their flights for me san francisco to hawaii. there is a mandatory quarantine. there. >> we decided to give her passengers an opportunity to get tested prior so they could be negative when they arrived. >> reporter: united is offering two ways to get tested. one is a rapid way at a kiosk. the other is a mail-in option 72 hours before travel. this is just a beginning. >> we will do this and other hubs and other locations as the international market starts to open up. i believe this is something critical for us to have before people board planes. >> reporter: advocates say they have been pushing for this. >> what united is doing for hawaii i believe will allow us to travel quickly around the world. >> reporter: the airline passenger experienc

the 50th star was added when hawaii became a state on august 21, 1959.overnor quinn and hawaii's first u.s. senators participated in a statehood day celebration. he is the first senator of chinese ancestry in congressional history. no hawaiian celebration is complete without a traditional hula. acclaimed as an anti-communist hero and denounced as a threat to civil liberties for his conduct during investigations, joseph mccarthy became the most controversial political figure of the period. >> we have been holding executive sessions covering the information programs dealing with the voice of america, incompetence, waste, subversion. we have good reason to believe we have full cooperation from the new secretary of state. degree can be helpful to him. -- i think we can be helpful to. >> his charges to a clash with robert stevens, both censured by the senate. in 1959, the president and mrs. eisenhower joined queen is elizabeth and prince philip with the prime minister at saint lambert near montreal opening the st. lawrence seaway. domestic commerce and intern

hawaii has announced a target date three times before, though, they had changed all of those plans. earlier this week they did approve a new proposal for so- called resort bubbles. visitors can quarantine under quarantine can enjoy the vacations as long as they stay on hotel property. how would they know? that thing right there, guess have to wear that gps bracelet, if they leave security flies that, please are notified, break the rules, face a $5000 fine and up to a year in jail. travel experts say there may be a surgeon demand once the hawaii quarantine is lifted, well, that could mean higher airfares four trips this fall. and ecstatic whiter experience for traveling to sfo, announcements about boarding runny delays, only going to be made at your gate instead of the entire terminal. the goal is to reduce airport noise by 40%. >>> some people want to get away so badly there willing to board a flight to nowhere. want is airlines advertise a seven hour scenic joy flight industrially. and it was sold out within 10 minutes. the airline says it is in response to strong demand from frequ

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>>to get the test that they need the program starts in october on the san francisco to hawaii route. >>it's the test market because daily flights to hawaii are down 70% since the start of the pandemic and the state is willing to waive the mandatory 14 day quarantine for travelers with proof of a negative test. passengers will either be able to do a rapid test at the san francisco airport which takes about 20 minutes to get results or a male and swab kit from color. health tech company will be shipping those tests to their home will submit a sample. >>drop it off in a same day san francisco airport and then will be returning results within one to 3 days before their departure. >>executives involved say the airlines coordinating test for travelers will take some of the strain off of the health care system individuals who need the sort of testing for entry into destination that they need to be n. >>don't have to burden you are united hopes that testing travelers could kick-start air travel again. >>i think he says smart all other airlines have to be doing the same. i feel pretty good th

this is only an sfo by the way sfo to hawaii. you can get covid-19 testing the results will come back in 15 minutes remember when we didn't even know where to find a test. you can find it right here it's a gate b or like that it's so easy now. this is what's going to the stories flushing out reportedly james and area. it's going to cost $250 on the if you want to get is sent to you and do it from home and then send the samples back. it will be $80 but the bottom line is it's available to you united airlines is the first airline operating this that some reaction from people is what they had to say about doing it right next to your luggage. the first to the least like 24 hours or 2 days and now it's 15 minutes, we remember those huge lines just to get covid-19 testing or you'd even know where to find a test and now it's at the airport. >>so you would know proms. >>you know public. >>here's the thing come october 15th is not just united airlines are not giving them a free you can do your covid-19 test so long as you're negative with

, you could show that to hawaii officials when you land and hawaii officials will allow you to avoidnking about traveling to hawaii, people don't think i want to go because i don't want to spend 14 days in the hotel room and now you bypass that and hit the beach the very first day. >> what tests positive if you are someone who booked a flight. what happens with that? what does united do? >> we'll work with the passenger to reschedule the travel. >> so you reschedule travel there. this is a pilot program. i think ideally for a lot of people who are afraid to fly right now, and are concerned since we've seen for instance i think 11,000 people exposed, they've been in airplanes with people who ended up testing positive for coronavirus. obviously there would be a desire for this to be even more broad. is that a possibility? >> we certainly hope so, brianna. and it is all contingent on testing camppacity. this is beginning to facilitate international travel. right now american citizens that want to go to other countries are not able to do so because they face a stiff quarantine when they

if it can work to hawaii, united hopes it can be use odd for americans flying all over the world once. united employee eduardo marquez is getting a test that passengers will be taking hours before departing for hawaii. >> it was simple, fast. noninvasive at all. u.s. airline to roll out something like this. bay area flyers bound for hawaii will be given an option to reserve a time for a rapid airport for or do a test. >> this is a great access to get them back in the air and traveling as safely as possible. >> reporter: hawaii has largely been closed to tourists since march. but next month, the state will waive it's two-week quarantine. they'll verify the results as flights come in. richard flew to maui tuesday. >> a lot of extra time back to me. can also make sure i'm not getting my friend sick or anyone who is in the risk zone sick. >> reporter: the rapid test was already available to airline employees. it takes about 20 minutes to get results and will cost about $250. the at home test will give re

send your stories to us. >>> do you think a flight to hawaii is long? try rowing yourself there. >> a local rower has completed her journey to honolulu. >> if you own a telescope, you will want to use it tonight, a dark secret is about to be revealed. >> we have been addressing the fire weather concerns, there's another element that will affect where you live, up to 40 degrees warmer tomorrow than today was, we will talk about that, plus how long will it last? >>> a look at the rising moon, with the clouds, right now is a great time for a telescope. >> looking at the moon through a telescope is really overkill. >> it is international observe the new moon night. and the artemis mission in 2024 will send astronauts back to the moon. it is not great viewing conditions for us, but it is quarter moon, half-light and have dark. >> the greater landscape of the moon along that line, day and night. i know that people around the world are observing with me. >> i like it when people are excited. >> if you have ever looked up and wondered, the dark areas of the moo

and the ceo of hawaiian airlines will join us after his company scrapped change fees and hawaii struggles with increasing covid-19 cases mike santoli tracking the selloff and the come back in the market josh lipton has details on a volatile day for apple and joining us to break down the moves in technology, dan niles from april hl one capital. start us off here on the broader market and what you think is important. >> yeah. sara, a pretty good little day and a half rinse that we got from the highs on wednesday. look at the s&p 500 in the shape of this chart might be a little bit familiar what happened back in june was about a 7% three-day pullback. then the market found the footing. got to about 8% high to low on the nasdaq a couple things with he did as we revisited that old high, actually undercut it a little bit. a lot of people also focused on this area right here around 3300 where we had that liftoff move higher led by the tech stocks that seemed like it was getting just a little bit overheated and that's where we started. so people were looking at those down side targets. then we fo

. >> get a covid test right before hopping on a plane to hawaii, it is not free. we'll tell you how much it will cost you. >>> trick or treating may be out of the picture this year. that's not stopping one south bay family from getting into the halloween spirit in in order to make their neighbors smile. >> the clock is running out on government aid, u.s. airlines nothing off tens of thousands of employees. and we'll look at the shipping millions of covid vaccine cases when we see you tonight on "nightly news." >>> get a covid-19 test and hop on a plane. united airlines offering testing for people. >> how does it work? our scott budman has some answers. >> reporter: florence shepard just got married and would love to celebrate in hawaii. that state has a strict 14-day quarantine rule in effect. >> you still want to celebrate and do everything you want to do but you know you want to be safe. >> reporter: starting at october 15th, united flight from sfo can come with a pre-flight covid-19 test right here in the airport. if you test negative, no quarantine when you ar

>>their flight touches down in hawaii. now reports. >>we have agreements in place with cvs and kaiser permanente who offer the tests and we will announce new testing prop partners in the coming weeks. >>those who don't get tested or not able to get negative results within 72 hours will still be required to quarantine general horror expressed more optimism that the reopening plan will happen this time. he says the state has been able to increase testing and contact tracing capabilities which are necessary to reopen tourism. he adds that the health care system is also more prepared. >>we're able to bring in a total of 30 intensive care and public health nurses to support queens in court in hospitals. >>for now the only test considered valid or the deep nasal swab test the cost is 120 to $140 and travelers will have to pay for them on their own. although greene said the kaiser might be willing to pay for those who are members. mean also said other tests might be considered if they prove reliable. >>so it's cheaper quicker just become avai

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>>i would totally do it hawaii delay the aloha shirt if you don't want to do a and you want to cut it really close guess what you can do it from the comfort of your own home reach out to united they're working with a local lab they will send you the kid you can do it at home 10 days out make sure you send the samples, 3 days before your trip and then they'll do it probably the and then text you the results once again if you're negative by all means make sure that your empty in the stomach is once you land you get those good eats no grinds james, you know what i'm talking about my kids and a good yeah, okay guys so this gets really confusing with all 10 days out of 3 days out doing. >>you don't have to fly united everybody fly there to you just have to get this test on the covid test what you can do in various ways. >>you can do it in various ways absolutely if you're negative and by the way this has the blessing of the hawaii officials because terrorism is their number one industry and they have been pretty much locked down for 6 or 7 months now so they are working with hawaii officia

go to hawaii.lor who trained for years to battle the shark infested waters. the journey took her 86 days. there were some close calls but the 40-year-old now holds the women's world record for rowing the fastest in the us to hawaii. >> we had something i've never seen which was almost vertical waves. so in the first 20 to 30 something nights they were becoming towers and i saw things i've never seen which is break, break, break. i've seen break break but i never seen it crumble that much and then it becomes an avalanche. >> she is not done yet. for her next adventure she plans to roll from san francisco to japan. that is about 6000 miles and it will take about twice as long. >> a lot of water out there. >>> up next, speaking of boats, you finally have some op we saw the cloud of smoke and my heart fell. i knew we'd lose our home... and we did. over 24,000 homes have been destroyed by wildfires in the past few years. wildfire victims need help so i'm voting 'yes' on 19. it limits property taxes on w

requires everybody to quarantine for 2 weeks when arriving on the islands last week hawaii's governor announced that starting october 15th, travelers can skip the quarantine by testing negative for covid-19 within 72 hours of their flight's arrival. >>the san mateo city council has adopted new rules requiring all new residential and office developments to be all electric, that means those projects will not be allowed to be constructed with natural gas hook ups the new rules which go into effect in january of next year apply to single family homes duplexes and multi 8 dwelling units but do not affect existing buildings. hospitals manufacturers and restaurants are exempt from the new rules. >>and why wine makers say this year's historic >>i think these wildfires a likely are going to be held without question the single worst disaster, the wine grape growing community has ever faced so it's going to be real struggle for many people to to make it through this year. >>winemakers say the wildfire smoke that blanketed the west coast. this summer. also penetrated grapes growing in the vineyar

. >>> hawaii is lifting its mandatory quarantine for visitors or thing october 15th. travelers must complete a nasal swab test within 72 hours of their flight to hawaii and show proof of a negative result in order to forgo the 14-day quarantine. >>> a dentist in alaska will serve a sentence. 7th lockhart's case made headlines after video of him extracting a patient's tooth while standing on a hover board. a judge called his behavior outrageous, narcissistic, and crazy. >>> amazon has opened its first amazon fresh supermarket in woodland hills, california. >> john gregory of kabc has that story. >> reporter: it may be the future of retail. amazon fresh is a high-tech shopping experience that has some customers thrilled. >> it was fabulous. it was really great. >> it's spectacular, it's easy. everything's perfect. >> extremely easy, clean, precise. the people are so friendly. >> reporter: the response from those who tried it is overwhelmingly positive. smartcarts scan items as they go in and adds up your costs as you go. when you're done shopping, it charges straight to

hawaii is reopen. perhaps we take a little road trip to hawaii, jeff. >> let's do it, yes. >> all right, jeff. thank you. >>> up next, no need to wait in line or schedule an appointment. the new covid test you can take right at home. >>> and happening now, the city of oakley has its first tenant for the contra costa logistics center. it's amazon. the amazon fulfillment center will occupy a 150,000 square foot building in the complex. once completed, it will include five buildings and provide 2,000 jobs. we're back in a moment. we made usaa insurance for veterans like liz and mike. an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and even some much-needed savings. that was the easy part. usaa insurance is made the way liz and mike need it- easy. >>> if you need a coronavirus test, you can now get one at home. today quest diagnostics announc

. >>> this would be a good time to book that flight to hawaii. a first in the nation plan brings fast covid testing to sfo, and it opens the door for all of us hesitant vacation travelers. here's business and tech reporter scott budman. >> reporter: airline travel has been way down during the covid era, partly because of entry requirements and quarantines at popular destinations like hawaii. >> this was a great spot for us to start. >> reporter: but beginning october 15th, united airlines will offer rapid covid tests at sfo for its flights to hawaii with the goal, they say, of eventually adding other flights. >> we also have a lot of international destinations. as soon as they start back up, we'd like to be ready for this and we'd like to expand to our other hubs as well as the rest of our system. >> reporter: the testing will be handled by go health, which already operates testing labs and has been testing united staff members for months. >> they take the piece and paper and they go straight to the gate. so that's their ticket to ride. i think a

these rapid tests will be available to hawaii-bound passengers traveling to san francisco and could be for other airlines to begin offering tests to their travelers, as well united still down 66% from its recent high. phil, i mean, first of all, why this route in particular, do you think? >> well, because starting on october 15th hawaii will say it will lift the two-week quarantine requirement that is certainly in place right now if you went to hawaii right now, kelly, you'd have to quarantine there for a couple weeks >> oh, dang. >> the idea here is that you have this test and if you can show that you are covid free, you can then, you don't have to worry about doing a quarantine i think this is a great idea and a great move by united we'll likely see this from other airlines, as well. this is one of those areas where when you talk with people who want to travel almost all of us say the same thing a, it's either a restriction on where i can go or, b, i have to prove that i'm not carrying covid-19 and so i think you'll see this, after they test this with hawaii, i bet you start to see t

hawaii is not a short flight >> well, i don't think it brings us back to 100% of demand.r one limiter on people's desire to travel it's much -- it's an incredible pedestria impediment to demand this is a step function change in terms of expanding the market again. ttz awe step function that moves us forward and in a really important step for us to try and revitalize travel. it afegfects all the people tha lost employment. >> peter, of course, it's not surprising that businesses are tring do everything they can to try to get people engaged in the economy again. and taking some of the trips i am wondering though how you get comfortable with perhaps the margin of error on the test or the fact that people don't always perfectly self isolate after they take one of these tests if they're choosing the 72 hour version do you think that margin of error here is something that will give people pause >> one of the lowest margin of error tests available. but frankly with the other test that's are coming available in the marketplace, it's still a significant reduction in any of the ris

this as hawaii will finally allow tourists. one way to avoid a 14-day quarantine start go mid-october. amy holly field has the details. >> before you check your bags, you may need to get checked yourself for covid. this video provided by united airlines shows the new testing center they've set up at san francisco international so the passengers can show the local government they donal have the virus. >> we want our customers to go into our hawaii markets and not have to be 14-day quarantine. >> talk at the test here and get the results in 15 minutes. or you can do a test at home which takes a bit more planning. >> if you're going to do the in-home, he with recommend about ten days out and it needs to be in the mail 72 hours out. and you get results within 24 to 48 hours. >> people say they've missed hawaii and glad to see it becoming more accessible. >> i'm glad to go back. and the covid test seems like reasonable way to visit. it soublds good to me. >> the test at the airport costs $250. and that rubs many the wrong way. with

host: we have calls waiting period we will start with hawaii. we have our own issues in hawaii.opefully you won't cut me off. i'm going to throw a few names at the doctor. i noticed you are an md. michael leavitt, who is not a physician but as a biophysicist, and his concepts on the statistics -- more importantly what i'm curious about is a lady who is a professor at ucsf named monica gandhi who is with a lot showta that people are actually getting immunity by wear a masks, t-cells, not anti-bodies. protocols, testing you are talking about letting kids stay in school, that is fine, and protecting the elderly. but there are elderly teachers into substitutes in the schools and if masks are not well enforced, we have the danger of transmission. there are studies both ways. it shows for adults above 25 and above, the chance today of the probability of death from covid-19 relative to influenza, covid-19, you are three times more likely to die from that. for children, the probabilities go the other direction. if you are a young child, something like eight times less likely to die of c

. >>> new at six and airlines is rolling out rapid covid test for its flights from sfo to hawaii. that would mean travelers would not have to quarantine for 14 days. the morning anchor has those details. >> they hope to offer testing options at major hubs across the country that could potentially of americans to travel internationally again. he is getting the rapid covid test passengers will soon be taking just hours before departing from hawaii. united is the first was airline to rollout a covid test program for passenger starting october 15. they will be given the option to order in testing kit or reserve a time for rapid tests at the airport. >> this is a good opportunity. to get them back in the air and traveling as safely as possible. >> next month with proof of a negative covid test results within 72 hours prior to arrival, the state will waive usually quarantine. officials will verify those results as quite common. >> a lot of extra time. he can make sure that you are not getting her friends sick or anyone who is in the risks own. >> it is already available to airport and a

esper andnclude mark hawaii governor david he gave -- david. other distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, a loja and welcome to the battleship memorial here at historic pearl harbor. it is nine: oh 2 a.m., the moment 75 years ago when this on this ship. my name is michael and i am the president and chief executive officer of the uss missouri memorial organization. it is an honor to serve in that capacity and be the mc for this ce

test too of we've got quarantine requirement so it's either going to bring back passengers to the hawaii flights they're not yet requiring all passengers to of taken that test so it's been 2 years the companies that everyone else around them assessed a negative rather it's a way of avoiding you know steak or m.p.'s now united has said they are going to expand the program possibly to other destinations from san francisco which is where the doing well and hopefully all their ports as well if they can really scale testing they could give people the confidence to return the people around them as well as provide a mechanism that would allow more destinations not just domestic destinations to really open up to more trouble the ability to go to a variety of countries if everyone's coming in it's already been tested really does make a lot of travel much more possible in the same way that people would be more willing to go to a restaurant if everyone in the restaurant is already been cleared a little fast retesting has a significant role to play in letting people know that the activities they're

rapid covid testing to passengers traveling on a flight from san francisco to hawaii. those who test negative will not have to go through hawaii's 14 day in quarantine. >> reporter: united airlines is breaking ground when it comes to travel. the first to offer rapid covid test preflight. the ideas to help travelers circumvent a mandatory quarantine there. >> right now there's a 14 day quarantine. we decided to give our passengers an opportunity to get tested prior so they can be negative when they arrive. >> reporter: two ways to get tested. one is a rapid test at san francisco's kiosk. another is a mail-in option that is done 72 hours before travel. this is just the beginning. >> we will do this in other hubs and locations as the international market starts to open up. i believe this is something critical for us to have before people board planes. >> what united is doing for hawaii, i believe is what will allow us to travel quickly around the world. >> reporter: joe leader with the airline passenger experience association said it will go a long way towards building cu

passengers flying from san francisco to hawaii will be able to get a rapid fest for 150 bucks. if you test negative, you can avoid quarantining on the island. >>> uc, santa cruz, is getting ready to welcome students back, very different this year as you might imagine. school leaders have encouraged students to remain at home. about 1,000 students are returning this weekend anyway. that number is a dramatic increase from the 9,000 students usually on campus. those students coming back, campus will look a little different with social distancing protocols in place. all students will be regularly tested even if they are asymptomatic. flu shots will be required. >>> still ahead, no longer forgotten. tonight the special celebration honoring chinese-american vet reins and their contribution to american history. this election, all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you can track it using where's my ballot? and you'll receive automatic notifications by text, email or voice call to l

hawaii has announced a target date three times before but changed those plans they are travel expertsin demand once the hawaii quarantine is lifted and that could mean higher airfares for trips this fall. at sfo, expect a quieter experience if you are traveling at the airport. announcements about boarding or delays will only be made at the >>> they have partnered with western states for new mobile app that notifies users when they have been exposed to someone infected with covid-19. google and apple designed the app to use bluetooth technology and to notify users when they have been near someone who tested positive for the virus. california, colorado, and nevada, washington, and organ plan to collaborate with universities to study the app as effectiveness among students, faculty, and staff. >>> with many events cancels, the mariachi bands are feeling the pinch from co19. y r armembs of bandlk out and the unofficial home base for mariachi bands are there. they said empty now and lifeless. they lost 75% of their income during the pandemic. >>> he says before it was birthday parties, and

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