robust recovery is already happening so there is a lot of interest in hawaii.ying to make sure that we can present visitors with the best opportunity to connect more deeply with our destination, to connect more deeply with our culture and simply, to leave hawaii better than you found it. we are inviting people who are coming to hawaii to give back and enrich the trip by doing so. >> so i noticed that there were many hotel partners. what kind of experience is are offered? i see the video that there seems to be a variety of options. there is beach cleanup. what else is there? >> we have over 100 partners including the community organizations and the hotel and activities partners. you would volunteer at one of the community-based nonprofits. anything from treeplanting, self-directed beach cleanups. you can help preserve the uss missouri. there's something for everyone and in exchange our hotel partners are adding a value at or even a free nights, depending on the partner. >> that is fantastic. you can get in your beach time, but at the same time, you need to -- yo

straight ahead, university in hawaii.ascinating.we refusing to grant a student exemption from the covid vaccine. and there's a reason why she can't take the vaccine. we will explain that to you. and then later will bring you a major program announcement about this show, about this week. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: across the country with the approval of joe biden, now some colleges and university are mandating that students take the vaccine. b regardless of whether they had natural immunity. they say you don't need the vaccine if you have natural immunity. that means, in other words, you don't need any vaccine. are we trusting science or going by whatever they think at any given moment? anyway, there are people too. everywhere cases, but they are out there, where people have serious underlying health conditions that can be aggravated by the vaccine. that is why it is important to research, talk to your doctorun et cetera, and that he make the decision in conjunction with your doctor research on your own that it is be

byu hawaii denied me a medical exemption.o terms that will not be attending byu hawaii in the fall, and that is okay with me. but i don't think that this is something that should go on for generations to come. >> sean: unfairness -- they tell us the vaccine requirement is due to hawaii state rules. if the campuses in utah and idaho, they do not have these vaccine mandates. they told us those who are unable to be vaccinated for personal or medical reasons that are being opportunity is to continue complete their education at another church sponsored university. and now with the reaction, sandor. and by the way, she shared her story with turning point usa along with fox news contributor dr. nicole saphier. let me just first -- thanks for coming on. don't feel the need to disclose anything you don't want to disclose about your medical history. you tell us what you want to tell us about it. what happened and 2019? >> for sure. thanks for having me. in 2019 i was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease, but can also be caused by viral

we shot this in hawaii, we shot "jungle cruise" in hawaii and a soundstage in georgia. >> okay, hawaii where you spent your childhood, correct? >> i did. i did a lot of my growing up in hawaii and a lot of my growing up throughout the south following the career of my dad, who you know. >> anthony: yeah. >> who you knew, rather, as a pro wrestler, following his career around. >> anthony: yeah, speaking of dads, before i lost my dad, you were so gracious to my father and up until the day that he left us, still got teary eyed when he would talk about how you took care of him at a wwf event, man. he would tell the story and just tears would just well in his eyes, so, i still want to thank you for sharing that moment with my father, man, and my family, that really meant a lot to us. so thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> you know -- i want to -- let me just say this, anthony, first of all, you're welcome, and, you know, you get lucky if, in our business, or in life, if you have friends who you can count on with your hand, especially, though, in our business, because it's such a transient

even if you get cheap flights, like you cited to hawaii, what about the hotels?ave a friend who's going in the fall to hawaii who said the flight was no problem, but the hotel capacity is not there, and it's like $1000 a night. crazy. tell us why that mismatch? >> there is two funny things happening. you know, there's almost a sort of bizarro world travel right now, where the flights are actually quite cheap, especially in places like hawaii, alaska, or even to europe, but the hotels, and especially the car rentals are exceedingly expensive. now, there is some complicated reasons why that is, especially with hotels, but the good news is for travelers who have at least a little bit of flexibility in the plan, i would expect that those prices will subside significantly once the summer travel season to wane. you know, there are a lot of families, folks with kids, teachers, students, who can only travel in the summer, to increase demand leads to higher prices, the once we hit september and beyond, i think you can expect to see a lot of great deals on hotels and car r

david: you went to the university of hawaii, is that right? sen.uckworth: i went to the university of hawaii and when i finished that, i returned to my childhood dream of wanting to become an ambassador. and i moved to washington, d.c. to attend george washington university to enter the international affairs program. at the time, gw had the highest successful pass rate for the foreign service exam, so i applied there. david: so, when you came to washington, you went to gw to get your graduate degree. did you say, someday i'm going to be a united states senator? sen. duckworth: no. what i wanted to do was become a foreign service officer. i am going to take this foreign service exam. but i in the meantime got a job at the smithsonian. there was an asian student fellowship and i won the fellowship. and i was working in the natural history museum when my boss said, "you really should get a phd and you should really think about moving to illinois to attend northern illinois university." david: so, you did apply, you got in, you moved there, and it chan

the group left the bay area in early june arrived in hawaii on wednesday. jason caldwell from danville is the captain of the team named latta to 35. he joined us today to talk about the journey. >> sleep deprived mount everest. 50 hydrated. we've got sores everywhere. stress fractured ribs. everyone's got a injuries and they're just getting worse and worse and worse. you're basically trying to hold on your body is trying to hold on until you get to the finish line so that last week is really about pushing it. >> his team beat the previous record world record by 9 days. >> next. today. pilots calling in their mid air scare when they are forced to make an emergency water landing near hawaii and is sports dodgers. pitcher trevor bauer is placed on leave amid recent assault allegat 2 pilots were rescued off the coast of hawaii after they made an emergency water landing. their cargo plane was forced to land in the pacific and the u.s. coast guard captured video of the rescue reporter michael shure has details from los angeles. >> just before 02:00am hawaii time

david: and you went to the university of hawaii, right?ammy: i did and then i wanted to become ambassadors i moved to washington to enter the international affairs program. dw had cash -- at the time they had the highest rate for the exam. david: did you say someday i'm going to be a united states center -- senator? tammy: no, i wanted to take the foreign service exam. i gotten a job at the smithsonian as an asian student fellowship, i won the fellowship and i was working in the national history museum when my boss said you should get a phd and you should think about moving to illinois and attended northern illinois university. david: you got in, you move there and it your life. when you were there and studying, why did you decide to join the military? tammy: all my friends in my classes were military officers or veterans and they said why don't you go to basic training. you will earn a bit of money for the summer, he won't spend it because there is no way the drill sergeant is going to give you any free time to spend any of the money you

i was the majority in high watery. -- hawaii.d americans come up to me and say things to me like, where you really from? even when i was wearing the american flag on my shoulder and u.s. army on my chest in a uniform. it is the most ridiculous question. what do you mean where my really from? i am from here. i am american just like you. that is almost uniquely and asian american experience where that happens. if you talk to any asian american, they will tell you that has happened. david: not too long ago, president biden considered you to be vice president on his ticket. i am just curious. any disappointment you were not selected and would you ever consider running for president yourself? sen. duckworth: oh, my god. -- gosh. no regrets i was not selected. it was an interesting process. i'm lad i went to the vetting process and am pleased i made it far in the process. i have to say i am really happy being a u.s. senator. [laughter] sen. duckworth: i have more control over my schedule and what i want to do and i could be happier. i

a cargo plane has gone down off the coast of hawaii after reporting an engine problem.ean is working to gather details. tell us what you're learning? >> reporter: jim, we're just getting new information from the federal aviation administration. this was flight 4810, that is a cargo plane. they operate overnight. it had just taken off from the airport in honolulu and bond for -- and the faa tells us that the pilots reported engine trouble and the flight had to go immediately back to the airport in honolulu but ended up short of the runway and having to ditch in the water on the south earth coast of hawaii there. reporting from flight aware, said this flight only made it up to about 1800 feet which is relatively low. if this was a complete power failure, both engines failing on this 737 200, that would have been exceedingly rare. i can't think of a time in recent history when that would have happened other than the miracle on the hudson incident piloted by sully, that was an airbus so a little bit different here. the u.s. coast guard are telling us that two people on boar

and no one's ever been, like, oh, shoot, we've got go to hawaii.affigan do under the tropical sun. >> you might look at me and think, oh, that guy's not good in the sun, and i'm not. ( laughter ) and don't get me wrong, it's not just the hour and a half of putting on sunscreen and then going to the beach and, for an hour and a half people saying, do you have sunscreen on? that's annoying. it's just -- >> stephen: strangers, right? yeah. >> stephen: not even loved ones, just complete strangers. >> no one wants to see me at the beach. like, people are, like, you know what? i might want to eat something, get out of here. but, like, i don't think men should be at the beach. i think men are gross. and men -- men over the age of, like, 50 shouldn't be allowed at the beach. it's just like, as women get older, they become more elegant. as men get older, they look like they're decomposing. >> stephen: right. like, if you and i had our shirts off right now, like, before the show -- >> stephen: exactly, exactly, when we were wrestling, exactly. >> -- but like

lauren: how do i say the name of your hawaii resort? >> mona lani. keep up with the unprecedented demand? >> we are. it's extremely busy. we're actually busier across our portfolio than we were in 2019. we're up about 20% in terms of demand levels, but we're mostly a leisure company and so that's where the growth has come from, with the leisure traveler. lauren: do you expect the corporate traveler to come back as well? or is this really just going to be a leisure story, we'll get back to the 2019 levels, maybe build a little bit from there but then that's it? don't you really need the corporate traveler to come back to make serious money? >> yeah, we as a portfolio don't, we rely primarily on the leisure travelers, as an industry you'd need both corporate and group traveler and they are both laggards. the individual is ready to go out, they are ready to take the risk, and there's a lot of pent-up demand within the corporate and the group world, there's a little bit more caution and we're beginning to see bookings now for groups for later in the year

we talked about the car- apocalypse in hawaii. what are your tips and tricks for getting a deal, is that still possible? >> really quickly things you will want to do to get cheap rental cars, make your reservation early, remembering they are generally free to cancel. keep an eye off airport rental locations, they tend to be cheaper than locations at the actual airport. keep an eye on alternative ways you can rent, whether it is from tauro, the are airbnb for car rental agencies, then subaru , toyotas will rent some of their cars at a much lower flat rate then you might find at the rental car agencies. >> did not know you can do that. always a pleasure, really good resources. check it out, scott's cheap flights, scott keyes thank you once again. >>> we when a truck hity t fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let

the injury she suffered on the beach in hawaii. >>> and the husband and wife team on a quest for gold after overcoming tragedy together. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> hello on anional week for team usa gymnastics has just delivered another dramatic twist, a gold medal in the all-around, an event th expected to dominate with simone biles as the favorite. but it was the 18-year-old from minnesota, suni lee, who stepped up with dazzling and difficult routines. with biles still focusing on her mental health, cheering her on from the sidelines, lee becoming the fifth american woman in a row to claim gold in the sport's most coveted title. an olympic moment not likely soon to be forgotten. tom llamas has the latest from here in tokyo. >> reporter: tonight the olympics has a story the world can cheer. suni lee reinvigorating team usa after the shock of simone biles' exit. . there are definitely a lot of emotions, but i'm super proud of myself for sticking with it and believing in myself. >> reporter: she started the night in same place biles stumbled earlier na

i spoke to one woman that says she's visited her sister in hawaii. 3 times the last year. says this has been the busiest. she seen the airport and just had to get a covid test each time she went. >> the first is really easy. i just got the covid test 3 days in advance. but then the last trip i went on was really last minute so hard to get the covid $225. and this time i had to get that test again because i was backpacking last 3 days. so was unable to get the senate to our test. >> right now why he is still requiring all travelers to get a covid test before entering unless you were vaccinated in hawaii. now, that's supposed to change this thursday, july 8th. the governor op hawaii is supposed to be allowing people who are vaccinated within the united states to go in with proof of vaccination and not have to get another covid test live at sfo amanda hari kron 4 news. yeah. and a lot of changes. but you did mention that masks are still required at the airport. we have any idea just how long that covid protocol will be in place. >> last time i talked to officials here at the

in hawaii. but on thursday, hawaii's governor is expected to allow people vaccinated on the mainland to submit proof of vaccination and no longer have to take a test. we'll take a break for 27. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, the highly contagious delta variant of covid-19 is now the dominant strain in california. >> and now there's a new push from state lawmakers to get those that aren't vaccinated. talk more about that co for 30 i back with a check of weather and traffic here at the half hour. before we get back to the headlines. >> we'll started off with john in the weather center morning, john. hey there, james. we are looking at conditions today. that will be. >> pretty familiar at this point we're tapping into a sea breeze yet again, it's going to offer up a cooling effect to all of the bay area, not just are bayside in coastal cities, but all the way to our inland valleys too. this morning. we're starting off with some low gray and in some misty to drizzly conditions. also,

you know, i usually compete under the hawaii flag all year with a w, a cell. but i'm really like, for me, that's not a huge focus, right? now i think that i can still remember that both, even if i'm not wearing the flag on my leave, i'm wearing it on my heart that for your support, for now, i'll be back with more a little bit later. jemma. thank you so much. last minute. whenever you want to on the website, alex, is there a dot com? mariam is next. from studios in london from me, pete, adobe, and everyone on the lake team here in doha. thanks for watching. what you said. i, in joining the debate, you know, back teens reaching those who are most of the needs and amplify your voice in allowed a diverse community and how in array of different stories, no topic. it's off the table. it's such a tough ethical debate where there is an obvious discrimination in systematic discrimination of the play. people are thursdays for new wasted. the stream where a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera, coded 19 is a public health crisis that has been compound

you know, i usually compete under the hawaii lag all year with a w, a cell. but i'm really like for me, that's not a huge focus, right. now i think that i can still remember that both, even if i'm not wearing the flag on my leave, i'm waiting on my heart and just one other quick line to bring it from major league baseball thursday night's game between new york yankees and boston red sox has been postponed after positive cove at 900 tests within the yankees organization. yeah. that sort of fluid situation for them. as for all of us, thank you very much, jim. our appreciate that. that wraps up the news out on the background with a full blossom useful year round up today's top stories coming up just shortly. ah ah, ah. ah, energy to every part of our universe. more small. to continue the change all around the shape, my technology and human ingenuity, we can make it work for you and your business literally guides dying. disproportionate numbers on not ever leaving behind widows who struggled to survive. one o 8 means the ship, a women defying tradition. to conque

. >> this is very small margin of error. >> this 737 taking off from hawaii friday morning.e minutes in. two miles off the coast, one engine failed. then the second. ed plane plunges. >> i started to have the hair stand up on the back of my neck. >> there's several layers and you can go head and multiply that by ten. night goggles allowing them to follow the plane a oil train and debris. finally they spot human life. >> i saw something on the tail of the air craft in the water. it was one of the pilots was waving from the tail of the air craft. >> they are about to save his co pilot on floating cargo200 feet away but stop when they look back. >> everything he was floating on sank. >> they hoist their rescue swimmer down. >> i wrapped my rescue device around him, secured and gave the thumbs up to go to the helicopter. >> an hour after crashing both men rescued. the ntsb sending out ten investigators to try to figure out what happened. one survivor is in critical condition, the other in serious condition. the rescue crews sending their thoughts their way and also giving them c

barack obama was born the corporate they say can yet, but i think was hawaii. >> i'm going new zealandt to earth break the bank of whoever -- and i believe they shot token there. >> "load of the rings." >> jesse: i will do my book tour in new zealand. >> all of spain. every couple of days, move around. >> jesse: does spain, a choice. >> i have -- my favorite place i have ever been is scotland. i can't believe that god traded this. and it is right in front of me. >> married into a british. has to say that. >> i had a different experience. it can't be each day nitpick it can't be you. it is impossible. >> it is gorgeous. >> let's go to question number two. instagram question. it is says, do you love or hate surprises and why? we will start with you. >> jesse: i have very little expectations of people. you can't get me. no-party has tried, but you can't get me. >> i'm going to try. >> july. >> july 9th. >> that was not hard. what about you? jessica? >> i like them until the day before. when i insist on -- if something is coming, i know you are doing something and then i give up. the guys

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eerie underwater images of the plane that crashed off hawaii. shortly after takeoff from honolulu. one of the pilots said they lost an engine and chance of losing another. official cause not released. both pilots were seriously injured but survived. >>> tracking a national story. satirical song by the san francisco gay men's chorus has led to outrage and death threats. chorus isn't backing down. sergio quintana has the details. >> reporter: here's a portion of the song that prompted the controversy, uploaded to youtube last week. ♪ warn about san francisco, make them wear pleated pants ♪ ♪ we don't care, we'll convert your children ♪ ♪ we'll make them tolerant and fair ♪ >> reporter: the phrase we'll convert your children is what prompted angry response. comments mostly negative, many include threats of violence. them, coming for your children, us, loading up ammo. they've reached out to fbi and san francisco police department about the threatening posts and emails. issued a statement to pull the video because of the controversy and posted now so the public can see it's satirical.

. >>> a magnitude 5.2 earthquake shook hawaii. was centered off the north shore of the big island felt on all the state's main islands including 300 miles away on kauai. there were no immediate reports of gadge or injuries. >>> investigators are searching the floor ofif fothacbos of aar plane that crashed off hawaii last friday. the two pilots were seriously injured. they reported engine trouble before the 46-year-old plane went down while trying to return to honolulu. >>> a deadly water ride accident is under investigation in iowa. it took the life of an 11-year-old boy and injured several others. abc's megan tevrizian has the details. >> reporter: this morning, a family is grieving after their 11-year-old son died following a ride malfunction at an amusement park over the holiday weekend. >> i need an ambulance team right now to adventureland. total four patients. everyone is out of the water. this is code 3. please respond to adventureland. >> reporter: the accident happening saturday at adventureland park in iowa. 11-year-old

for the people are a government hawaii, why are you xenophobic and racist or maybe it's because youand people because you are afraid and unregulated flow of people coming into your island might not be best for your citizens. what you have is the land of the absurd which is nothing new but this is what happens when you remove absolute truth and also when you're not allowed to have truth tellers speak with what's happening and you see it on social media and political correctness and the restriction of the flow of information and that's why your show is doing so well it is important to show the hypocrisy and double standard with all of this public policy decisions and things happening. dan: one must question, mask mandates, sadly i see mask fascists out there again, you think america is going to put up with this again? >> i sure hope not. the last year we saw a lot of things i saw americans with pushback on earlier and they didn't. i do think americans reached their breaking points with mask mandates from a standard to implementation to how harmful they are too young children in the ca

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in hawaii, we identify ourselves ethnically in the continent of the united states. hawaii there are many companies. i'm japanese. joey is portuguese. i have chinese friends. i have me hawaiian friends. the same thing with food is when you say hawaiian food, the average person's idea of what hawaiian food is, it's not wrong, but we can dive into it a little bit more. >> dive into some of the best hawaiian food you'll ever see and taste is exactly what we did. >> so this is luau, it's tarot leaves here that we're going to take some fish and pork that we seasoned with salt. wrap it up, and i'm going to teach you how to finish it off. season this baby. nice! seasoned that -- >> good? >> yeah. >> okay? >> confidence. i love it. there's a pork belly. want you to take one of the big leaves like this, and the simplicity of this is the fact that if you think about it, this taro leaf, fish, pork, salt, four ingredients. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> what more do you need in life? >> keep it simple, right? take a couple of pieces, go ahead. i'd like to take one with plenty of

the pandemic took hold hawaii's beaches closed the olympics cancelled. carissa kept her hopes and her feet firmly planted, but as soon as she could she was competing and at her highest level. in april, landing a huge air reverse to her own surprise >> i was just like, wait, what did that just happen it felt amazing. >> reporter: carissa's cheering section, young proteges she mentors through her nonprofit. at 18 carissa was the youngest surfer to win a world championship she wants to help the next generation feel confident. did you struggle with body image >> i did, i did, and i'm never going to say it is perfect. i still look in the mirror sometimes and don't feel that great about myself >> it was like, nailed it. >> reporter: encouraging her along the journey, her dad who doubles as her coach, and her husband, luke, who owns banan, a frozen dessert business keeping life sweet when competition gets stressful. >> he's a good, happy, positive distraction >> yes >> and he provides this i can see why you married him, i mean obviously. >> reporter: headed for

i know it's been used in other places, for example, in france and even in hawaii. hawaii, you notice you have to show proof of vaccination to get in. it's quietly passed. no one gets in. bars can open to full capacity. speaking to some bar owners there, people feel more confident. there is more patronizing of bars because people feel like it's a safer place. masking everywhere you go indoors now? >> i'm pretty much masking everywhere i go indoors now, jess. it's a little bit different for me when two weeks ago and even a week ago, you know, our rates more than quadrupled in san francisco. i don't want to have the getting infected even though i terribly or go to the hospital. >> thank you very much, dr. peter. we appreciate your candor and your guidance. thank you. >> thank you, yes, sir. >>> the fbi is joining efforts to help out in oakland's chinatown. two gunmen were elderly asian m. today community and federal leaders outline what they are doing to stop the violence. >> in response i have allotted overtime resources to address the chinatown issue. so as of last

jill biden was injured while she was walking on a beach in hawaii last weekend.clear what object punctured her. her spokesperson says that the wound was clear of infection and is expected to heal well. president biden went his wife to the hospital for the procedure. >>> there are covid concerns at a massive music festival in chicago, and a former high-ranking catholic official is in legal trouble. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "associated press" says former cardinal theodore mccarrick was charged with sexually assaulting a teenager. court records allege he assaulted the boy during a wedding reception in massachusetts in 1974. he is facing three counts of indecent assault and battery. mccarrick was defrocked in 2019 after a vatican investigation confirmed he sexually molested children and adults. he's the first cardinal in the u.s. to ever be criminally charged with a sex crime against a minor. >>> "the san diego union tribune" says a san diego-based sailor was charged in connection with a fire that destroyed a navy ship last year

cargo jet crash in hawaii, the moment pilots realize they couldn't make it back to the airport, and the incredible rescue. sexual assault in the military, the president throws his support behind changing the way sexual assaults are handled. weed suspension, why a top u.s. sprinter says she used marijuana just weeks before the tokyo olympics. and cbs' steve hartman with how one couple's enduring love is helping them overcome life's greatest challenges.veew with norah o'donnell, reportin. >> garrett: good evening, to our viewers in the west thank you for joining us. i'm major garrett in for norah. we'll begin with nearly 50 million americans on the move heading into the big holiday. as we come on the air, highways are already packed, despite a dramatic increase in gas prices and a serious run on rental cars. airports, well, they're overrun, too, with long lines of passengers and a shortage of workers. it is shaping up to be the busiest weekend for travel since the pandemic began, with president biden declaring the fourth of july as a celebration of independence from coronavirus. but the c

i spoke to one woman that says she visited her sister in hawaii 3 times the last year. she says this has been the busiest. she seen the airport and she had to get a covid test each time he visited. >> the first was really easy. i just got the covid test 3 days in advance. but then the last trip i went on was really last minute so hard to get the covid $225. and this time i had to get that test again. >> because i was backpacking last 3 days. so was unable to get the senate to our test. >> right now. ease still requiring all travelers to get a covid test before entering the state unless you were vaccinated in hawaii that's supposed to change. on thursday, july 8th the governor supposed to be allowing people to come in that are vaccinated here in the u.s. and prove that vaccination as opposed to having to get that covid test and prove a negative as well. live at sfo amanda hari kron 4 and you mentioned that masks are still required at the do we know how long that covid protocols going to be a place. >> last time i spoke with officials here at sfo. they say they expect tha

we look forward to the hawaii readiness initiative.e are, as you know -- we're balancing our people, taking care of our people, we're balancing readiness, modernization, so we are having to make hard choices. i think what i would like to do is look into the issues that you raised in more detail, particularly the issue of potentially the fact that we're breaking up larger projects into smaller projects to see what we might be able to do to accelerate things. but again, part of this is we are balancing, and we have an overall facilities improvement plan that we use to guide what we're doing, but we are committed to the infrastructure in hawaii, so i'll look into that and get back to you. >> okay, thank you. sticking with the indopacific, and i'll -- you know, my colleague from ohio raised this earlier, and i'm also concerned that, you know, just in the last hour and 20 minutes of this hearing we've talked about china multiple times. we always talk about china in this committee, and i'm concerned some of the talking points that have come

it is to make people feel like cyber heroes and a 3 d printer police in hawaii have been accused of barking up the wrong palm tree with the latest innovation. robotic dogs have been unleashed on the streets of the us state. initially they'll be trying to scan homeless people for cove, it for the cup, so hoping they can teach these new dogs, new tricks on the center of the story or t america's 20th each other's meet spot. the latest member of the honolulu police department, the 4 legged so called robot dog by boston dynamics, is there with his officers navigate through certain situations amid the corona virus pandemic, see, prior to covert officers would do in person interviews with people at the cities. corona, virus screening sites for homeless, but sometimes officers would have to coordinate for 14 days because of possible exposure to the virus. police say having spot around will eliminate all that risk person will ask for fees. we'll ask for water in the last for masters. these are all things that we had to do, face to face with someone and with a disability through the robot. and i was

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a gold medal for hawaii. first time for surfing.le from all over the country. we decided to have medals of our own. >> they're real. >> exactly. these are for you. because you guys traveled. happy anniversary. >> they're not heavy, but they're still good. >> can i also say i would give the silver medal to these guys. have you ever seen olympic rings like that? >> we have people from all over. >> and don't forget, we will be out here on the plaza every weekday morning between now and next friday, august 6th. so if you want to join us because we're having a good time this morning, head to today.com/plaza for everything you need to know to join us. guys, thank you again. we'll be back. now back to tokyo for a check of the weather from our friend, al. good morning to you. >> all right, guys. thanks so much. >>> let's look ahead and show you what we've got for today. we start off with the extreme heat in the west, isolated downpours in the southwest, hot and humid through the lower mississippi river valley. severe storms in the upper gre

, no, it was stunning, and beautiful, hawaii, i loved it.ere was one morning where our daughter, hazel was sitting eating breakfast and she goes ooh, something just crawled on me, and john went really, i think it was just a breeze blowing your hair, move your hair, and he looked down her dress, and he goes i think are you fine, baby, i think are you fine. knew she wasn't, you know. and then all of a sudden thing-- like it was that big and it just went-- across her chest like that. and everyone screamed. everyone started screaming, the baby, my nanny, me, john was like-- it was just horrifying and he flicked it off her and it scuttled on to the couch. she wouldn't go near the couch for the next six weeks and we tried to find it. and it was gone. where do they go. wh go.sleepi they lay their eggn your ear. so the new movie "jungle cruise" which is based upon the famous. >> disney ride. >> stephen: had you been on the disney ride before you had seen the movie. >> i still had not. >> stephen: you should go. >> i will, i am going on it finally. >

couple of examples of some of the work we've done, we worked with community healthcare workers in hawaiimichigan and ohio this was within united healthcare community healthcare plan and we have shown working and designing quarterly appropriate focus interventions, we see great results for our collaborative work has shown 83% reduction after disparities amongst women in ohio related to postpartum care. in the same population michigan, we were able to 42% reduction at 40% reduction amongst women living in hawaii. three of us together, we continue to have a strong focus on health equity and really leaning into decreasing healthcare disparities in the population. >> that is incredible, great results but still a lot of work to be done. grateful you are here with leadership during this work. thank you for the wonderful conversation thank you for everything that you do. >> thank you so much for having me and thank you for what you do as well. >> nafta my colleague, sam baker. >> thank you. i am a senior editor here at actio's in our final cast today is the representative for california congress

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the dogs of hawaii after a very short break. oh i oh i i i use me. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy going from station let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk with me. ah ah, saturday evening here most going into the 2nd half of the program we go here. we're not see. israel is urging us to take action against iran over thursday's deadly attack on a tanker. the vessel is linked to an is rarely billionaire. the incident which left to crewman dead took place off the coast of a man in the northern indian ocean. the tanka was traveling to the united arab emirates and had no cargo on board when it came under attack. some report speculate, it was a drone strike, that no one has admitted carrying out the attack. but iranian state own tv has called it a response to an alleged israeli strike on an airport in syria for the life of a 3 year old boy from bella ross, has we