surgeon general for help, what do you want him to do for hawaii? >> well, he's doing it for hawaii. i have so much respect for surgeon again murthy, he sent us and fema sent with him, 650 additional nurses and critical care team members, and that made all the difference for us. we peaked on september 3rd with our patients in the hospital. our icu's were full, and by giving the buffer, we were able to come off that peak, we're down 37% with our hospitalized cases and we survived the surge. what it did was put us into a place where we began tragically to discuss what's called crisis care. or crisis standard of care, which is rationing care, and from my standpoint, america is better than that.

hawaii's lieutenant governor josh green texted the u.s.geon general this past weekend to ask for help. lieutenant governor greene joins us now. thank you for your time. lt. gov. green: you bet. >> what kind of help did u.s. the surgeon general for? lt. gov. green: a couple things. we have been asking for help and he has delivered for us. we asked for nurses. he and fema and hhs have delivered 650 nurses and respiratory therapist. we peaked at 448. with our hospital #september 3 -- our hospital number september 3. what i texted dr. murphy about, we has a state that responded very well w/x and eddie still spiked with delta and still overflowed our hospitals. w thankfullye away from thatbrink now so we do not consider rationing care're what i said to him is whatever he can do to give support to other states like idaho, texas, alaska, any state that ends up in crisis, he should encourage those governors to ask for the help that we did. that is the way to unite us, because those states that have a much higher rate of covid are in for a really t

joining us now is doctor josh greene, lieutenant governor of hawaii. thank you very much for joining us, we really appreciate it. this says been a strange road for you. but has it been like for you to have one of the founders of the protest against you, this horrible thing that was happening outside your home, now agree that you were right? >> mostly, i felt terrible for him because he caught covid and got very sick. he and his wife ended up in the hospital. so that is something that makes you feel sad when you are physician, because i knew all along as they were protesting outside our building, without masks and obviously unvaccinated, that they themselves were going to need care. so that was bad, i also knew that they were scaring other individuals from getting vaccinated. hawaii is a very well vaccinated state, 90% of all those eligible have gotten vaccinated. but they did worry about those individuals. it's game that he came around and he is now disavowing that

surgeon general for help, what do you want him to do for hawaii? >> well, he's doing it for hawaii.r surgeon again murthy, he sent us and fema sent with him, 650 additional nurses and critical care team members, and that made all the difference for us. we peaked on september 3rd with our patients in the hospital. our icu's were full, and by giving the buffer, we were able to come off that peak, we're down 37% with our hospitalized cases and we survived the surge. what it did was put us into a place where we began tragically to discuss what's called crisis care. or crisis standard of care, which is rationing care, and from my standpoint, america is better than that. we have values to protect our elderly, our children. we didn't have to do that because the surgeon general and fema came through for our state. what i have asked surgeon general murthy and team members from his side to do is to go into other states and to support them, but what the surgeon general did tell me is they only can go into states when they're asked and all of these other states that are suffering near their pea

he is also the lieutenant governor of hawaii.eene joined us on this program exactly a month ago. at that time, he was the target of anti mask, anti vaccine protests outside the apartment building where he lives with his wife and two children, ages 14 and ten. the associated press reported that, and flyers with his photo and the words jew and fraud have been plastered around the neighborhood. green, who was jewish, has been tearing them down and turning them over to the state attorney generals office. lieutenant governor josh greene said this, on this program -- >> i will absorb some of the anger and rage, as long as a means as we can get to the other individuals and get them vaccinated or get them wearing masks. >> and, now lieutenant governor josh greene has changed the mind of aid and tea vaccine leader in hawaii. 66-year-old chris why cough, now quite a group and now that he cofounded to oppose vaccine mandates after he tested positive for covid-19 and was hospitalized. chris now says, before i thought josh greene was exaggera

making a decision that would be hard to enforce across the ocean out in hawaii. >> yeah, in hawaii weten to washington a lot of the time, but that's okay. we respect the process. i really -- you know, i think it's business to business. we have a lot the travelers here now. we set up the safetravels programs, to anyone has to be vaccinated or have a pretest, which means they have already met the standards, and most of our businesses are hotels and restaurants, so we should be okay, but i think that the whole country should realize anyone who is making a good-faith effort to get people vaccinated or wear masks, they're saving lives. the rest of it is really suspect. we should focus on science. you have a lightning rod if -- don't take your health information from the internet. call your doctor or nurse practitioners or assistant, ask for their opinion, and then go forward. >> thank you both. i think we'll probably hear more discussion about this as a testing mandate. >>> before we go to break, u.s. capitol police arrested a california man overnight for a possession of prohibited weapons

i got a hold of a phone and i called back to hawaii. you could imagine, this is central time. 8:00 a.m. central time. hawaii is six hours behind east coast time. i called back home and i called my dad. my dad was up, watching it on tv. the reason i called him was because my mom at the time was the united airlines light attendant. i knew that she was on a trip. didn't know where she was, but i knew that one of the airlines that went down in pennsylvania could have been a united airlines airplane. i called my dad to find out where my mom was and found out he had heard from her and if she was safe. thank goodness, she was not on that airplane, but she was on layover in los angeles. my first thoughts went to where my mom was. not sure if she was flying on one of those united airlines flight that day. i checked on the family, make sure the family was ok. obviously, the mood back home in hawaii was the same mood most of us felt across the country where we were in shock. this profound grief and sadness over the thousands of people who lost the

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he is also the lieutenant governor of hawaii. time he was the target of ann mask, anti-vaccine protests outside the apartment building where he lives with his wife and two children, ages 14 and 10. the associated press reported them, flyers with his photo and the words jew and fraud have been plastered around the neighborhood. green who is jewish has been tearing them down and turning they will over to the state attorney general's office. lieutenant governor josh green said this on this program. >> look, i will absorb some of the anger and rage as long it is a means we can get to the other individuals and get them vaccinated or wearing masks. >> now lieutenant governor josh green has changed the mind of an anti-vaccine leader in hawaii. 66-year-old chris wycoff now quit a grm that he co-founded to oppose vaccine mandates after tested positive for covid-19 and was hospitalized. he now says, before i thought josh green was exaggerating the situation. and after my experience, he sounds very rational to me. joining us now is dr. josh

the species in hawaii, their primary threat is evasive species. it was species at -- accidentally introduced to the islands. but we can prevent these things from happening today. a lot of species are still threatened and we can take better measures to -- kristen: in the case of the woodpecker you talked about, was it a calculated decision where we said, we can afford to lose that one? >> well, there's lesser videos about this online i encourage people to watch. a chicago company owned the rights to the timber, and the woodpecker was native to the southeastern u.s. so this distant landowner just did not care about the bird. there are so many people who still love this bird and there was a lot of heartbreak yesterday when fish and wildlife service announced they were going to delist these species. it was kind of house keeping on their part. there are hundreds of species waiting to get on the list. services are drastically understaffed and underfunded. they wanted to clean up the list so they can prioritize the species. kristen: how many species and

and hawaii is taking no chances with covid over this labor holiday weekend.led up there with hundreds of patients hospitalized statewide. while they are not imposing any mandates. the governor warns the burden that covid was placing on hospitals and asking the public to enjoy the holiday safely. >> because of covid, the hospital systems akrscross the state is in danger moving towards the worse case scenarios. if that happens, we have heard from our healthcare leaders that people may not receive the care they need and certainly some may die. >> our choices today and over this weekend can help prevent the worse case scenario for our healthcare system. please act spon bli this holiday weekend and moving forward as we battle this highly transmissible covid-19 delta variant. do it for the sake of your family, our community, and our state. >> going straight to honolulu where i am joined by dr. carol. doctor, good to see you again. i want to get your take on how bad the situation is where you are in hawaii. >> hey, robyn, thank you for having me. i would say the sit

no, they're going to send fact checkers to hawaii to dig up dirt how he got ahold of a hawaii social security. in obama's case they write it off as a curiosity and it could have been a career ending. is it fraudulent? we don't know, it's a novelty and curiosity. good question, susan, thank you. let me take one more question and call it there and our friends from c-span can wrap it up before we get hit by a tornado here. first of all, you did an excellent presentation. >> thank you. >> it's incredible how you can just keep going with it. when you ended the discussion, you said that barack obama's in a $12 million mansion. >> right. >> okay. so if you have a $12 million mansion, that's a fraction of your income. >> rightments-- right. >> so when he went into politics he didn't have that much money. >> he had debt. >> is anyone looking into how the hell did he get all of this money? >> he was selling paintings. [laughter] >> and he was an artist, too, i heard. >> no, here is actually he made his money semi legitimately and that is, he and michelle were deeply in debt all of their person

for those who are still going to hawaii.eople who are fully vaccinated can visit without quarantining for the mandatory 10 days. they'll need to show proof when arriving at the airport. people who are not fully vaccinated will have to take a pre travel test or quarantine. the chronicle reports unvaccinated american citizens flying into the u. s must clear two tests one before and one after landing. your mail could soon take longer to be delivered beginning on october 1st tomorrow in the u. s. postal service will roll out new service standards for its first class mail. increasing the delivery time for some pieces of mail traveling long distance by another day, or two. changes will not affect single piece first class mail being sent within a local area temporary increase in the price of commercial and retail domestic shipments will also be seen during the peak holiday season. we're talking about october 3rd all the way to december 26th. another powerball drawing and no big winners. that means jack thought is going up even more

there was no way he could have had a connecticut number because he would've had a hawaii one.e claims he worked at baskin-robbins at 15 and when it had to have a hawaii social security number like his half-sister did. >> i read his memoir promised land hoping to find an answer to that question whether he ever set foot in connecticut reason to be in connecticut. what is curious and doing the research is that just like the birth certificate, they know he has a connecticut social security number so the major media will not address it themselves or they leave it to their fact checkers. snopes says yes he does have a suit on —- connecticut social security number and yes it is a curiosity. so let's say you are in the newsroom donald trump had a connecticut social security number or let's a hawaii are they can leavebe it at curiosity? know. they will send one o does in fact checkers and investigators to dig up every inch under to find out how he got a hold of a hawaii social security number but they write it off as a curiosity and it could have been a career and her. how do you get t

a volcano erupting on hawaii's big island. yeah. the first noticed a glow on the summit in one of the web cams which would have mounted all around and when they took a closer look. they realized, oh yeah, that crossed is cracked and we're seeing the magma and the lava bubbling down there. will it get to a point where starts to overflow using this set of like, oh yeah. really because i'm a little concerned when i this. >> set like the center of the earth explorer. yeah. the locals maybe not so much will plus, you are saying it's slow moving some of the wild wild fire we're use to yes. okay is we're not. so i guess when you see you can see it coming, got a chance to run away its close. we got lauren day in hawaii right now with a closer look at all this. >> that's right. q a here at hawaii volcanoes national park is erupting. it started around 3.30, on wednesday. and i can tell you that there is no threat to the public at this time because the ructions is contained to with in holly momo crater, which is directly behind me from where i

inch of dirt out there to find out how he got hold of a hawaii social security number. but in obama's case and write it off as a curiosity pretty could've been a career changer, a career ender. how did they get this? is it fraudulent? we do not know. it's an anomaly, it's a curiosity and that's where they leave it. let me take one more question we will call it there. our friends can c-span can wrap it up or get hit by a tornado here. >> first of all you did an excellent presentation it's incredible how you can keep going with it. when you ended the discussion you said barack obama is in a 12 million-dollar manchin. she had a $12 million manchin that the fraction of your income. when hugh into politics i don't think he had that much money per. >> he had debt. >> is anybody looking into the historians of how did he get all this money? lexi was selling paintings. [laughter] he was an artist to i heard brick. >> here's how it made it pretty made his money semi- legitimately. he and michelle were deeply in debt all of their professional careers until obama made his speech th

. >> you've booked a non-stop flight to hawaii. a month before you're supposed to go, the airline sent an e-mail saying it's changed its schedule. do you have to just agree? no, you don't. >> many folks make the mistake of assuming that when the airlines sends you the e-mail that your schedule has been changed that you have to accept it. >> that is scott of scott's cheap flights. scott and i are the only one who actually read through the contracts. here's the bottom line. when an airline changes its schedule and your ticket you can reject the changes they've made. you may be able to change the time, the day and even the airport. and you might be able to get a refund. the bigger the change the airline makes the more pull you'll have to get what you want. but even if the airlines juggle you only about a half hour or so, there's no harm in asking for what you want. call them. >> call them up and say this new schedule won't work for me. first research your option. go to the website and find the flights that best fit your schedule. then

i called hawaii, called my dad. he was watching the tv, the reason i called him was because my mom, was of united airlines flight attendant. i knew that one -- though she was on a trip, did not know where she was, when the airlines that went down in pennsylvania could've been a united airlines airplane. i called by god to find out where mom was, and if he had heard from her. thank goodness, she was not on that airplane, she was on a layover in los angeles. my first thoughts when to where my mom was, not sure if she was flying on one of those airlines. check on the family, make sure they were ok. the moon was the same most of us felt across the country, we weren't profound grief over the thousands of people who lost their lives at the pentagon, in pennsylvania, at the world trade center. that led to, what are we going to do next? what are we going to do to respond to this? i think the country was united together, for the most part, that there had to be a response. i would not see combat for a few more years. i gradua

interesting to see what tulsi gabbard thinks about this, former member of congress in hawaii. she's serving the military and joins us tonight. thank you for coming on. you've seen it so much, but you get to lie about the loss of human life, you get caught, and nothing happens to you? what kind of system is that? >> this kind of accountability is critical. i want to point out first then any time there are civilian casualties in war, it's tragic and terrible. war is a terrible thing and it's important for the american a people to understand that islam jihadists are continuing to wage war against us.o the islamist ideology, not the same as the religion of islam, but the islamist ideology which is the political ideology that inspired the terrorists attack on our country on 9/11 is the

joining us senator mazie hirono of hawaii. matt dowd is still here. you have had a busy week. tell me about this hearing. >> it was to shine a light on the weaponization of the shadow docket by this supreme court,

this is a photo from this morning around 06:00am hawaii time. the glow here at the base of the volcano. and this is what it looks like right now. no more orange glow. but still, just as spectacular again, no threat to the public. but this well here on the big island is acted. it is erupting and it is just truly remarkable to see in person. hawaii volcanoes national park. as you mention, obviously expecting a lot of visitors. so many locals visitors alike want to see this in person. understandably also i can see a rainbow here as well. so you're not all here, folks in the san francisco area, i'm sure and making you a little bit jealous is your national day. no, you're not making a jealous service we think you're crazy. we're like, wait. what? why? i mean. >> you're not scared. you're not thinking like we see spain lou, your not did this volcano is gonna hurt anybody or like spill over. >> so actually this happened in december 2020, this exact same thing. it began erupting. the eruption is contained to within the crater. so there's no threat to th

i'm an american company, and we, we're used to japanese all over hawaii. i didn't recognize all of the chinese, but our tours have been going all summer to hawaii. they've restricted and loosened, restricted and loosened depending on the situation now you have to wear a mask in restaurants. i think you need a covid card, a vaccination card to get into indoor places too in hawaii. the situation is always changing , but we'll get over this. liz: steven thank you and we're glad you guys are getting backup and running and by the way we're going to have much more on the reopening of international travel tomorrow, when airbnb ceo brian chesky joins us right here on the "clayman countdown", in studio boy am i glad to say that the dow jones industrials off the lows of the session we're down 891 points, again, airlines are struggling at least domestic ally, but not so for the european ones, dow jones industrials is struggling though at 33, 694. we're going to be right back don't go away. as someone who resembles someone else... i appreciate that liberty mutual know

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there is no way that he could have had a connecticut number because he would have had a hawaii one. he claimed he worked at baskin-robbins when he was 15 and he would have had to have a hawaii social security number like his half-sister did. >> i read the memoir a promised land hoping to find an answer to that question whether he ever set foot in connecticut or had a reason to be in connecticut. what's curious about it and doing the research is this is one thing like the birth certificate they know he has a connecticut social security number so the major media will not address it themselves. when they leave it to the fact checkers here's what they say. yes, he does have a social security number from connecticut. and here's the term it is a curiosity. now let's say donald trump is a security number, are they going to leave it at curiosity? know. they are going to send a dozen fact checkers and reporters and investigators to dig up every inch of dirt to find out how he got a hold of a hawaii social security number but in obama's case they write it off as curiosity and it could have be

. >>> time lapse video out of hawaii showing the volcano erupting. you see volcanic gas rising into the air. explosions began yesterday for the first time since may. island officials say there is no present danger to nearby people. >>> volcanic activity if spain. this is showing lava and smoke, 11th day of eruptions which have forced down lock in villages amidst fears of toxic explosions as lava hits the sea. >>> sheriffs detectives say they've made one of the largest grow house busts in the state. 100,000 plants and as much as 10 million in cash. will ast night sheriffs officials tweeted they took down a massive illegal grow operation at more than a dozen locations in east bay including this one. the department believes all the money may have been part of a laundering operation. >>> britney spears making steps to her freedom. >> britney spears has been faced with a decade long nightmare orchestrated by her father and others. i am so proud of her for her courage, her strength, and her poignancy. >> britney's father jamie spears has been suspended fro

and my wife was like, "i want to go to hawaii."r ] you know what i mean >> seth: sure. >> she was like, "i want to go to hawaii, and i want to bring the kids." and i was like, "whose kids? [ light laughter ] and she was like, "our kids. and so, i did research, and it was cheaper than a divorce, so we went to hawaii. [ laughter ] >> seth: uh-huh. >> and, what an amazing place. >> seth: yeah. >> right it's like no other state it's just -- it's a tropical paradise, it's almost like hawaii was this polynesian island nation that we just took over do you know what i mean? [ laughter ] like, it wasn't even part of the united states. [ laughter ] we just went in, kind of, like it was, you know, like an open house. we just looked around, like, "oh, this is nice. we can have our wedding here, you know what i mean [ light laughter ] and the hawaiians were like, "we're our own country." and we're like, "you're coming with us. [ light laughter ] and if you've been there, you know that -- you know, some, understandably, there are people that are

lauren day is in hawaii with a closer look. >> that's right. q a here at hawaii volcanoes national park is erupting. it started around 3.30, on wednesday. and i can tell you that there is no threat to the public at this time because the rupp shun is contained to within holly momo crater, which is directly behind me from where i'm standing, i can't see the lava with my own eyes. but i can see this just remarkable orange glow from the lava that is lighting up the sky. it is absolutely incredible. i want to step out of the ways you can see it for yourselves. look at that. that is not something we get to see every day. now, again, you can see the lava from where the visitors were any any tourists, anybody would be standing where i'm standing right now. but you can see the lava if you have a bird's eye view. what you've ok knows national park. >> is expecting to see a huge influx in visitors because of this. understandably. people want to come out here. they want to see it for themselves. but again, as you can see here on hawaii island is erupting.

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still ahead, another visitor to hawaii has been caught. >> we're having a fake vaccination cards. the spelling mistake that led to arrests and is far as players must be vaccinated to play a game at the chase center this season. sports director jason dumas police play coming up. let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. >> new at 00:00pm tonight, a woman from illinois is now facing charges of using a fake covid vaccination card to try to get around hawaii's quarantine rule and poor spelling did not help her effort. authorities say chloe rose ak arrived in honolulu, august 23rd and submitted a vaccine card online. but there was one red flag that gave her away. she misspelled the word moderna card said that she was vaccinated in delaware. but there are no records of her vaccination. there. according t

tell us about hawaii.nny: when the governor tells you it is not the time to come, it is not the time to come. it is like asking the waiter if you should have the filet mignon and he is like, i don't recommend it. you are not going to have the hawaiian experience. i don't think the locals want you there. a big reason why is because hospitals are full and everyone is worried about having their own health care. they are not blaming it on tourists because a lot of locals were congregating and having big parties. they put some measures in place, i think 50% for restaurants. to get reservations is difficult, car rentals are expensive. it's not a good time. they are asking fixed weeks and they will see how it goes. i was supposed to go to a conference next month and was going to say i couldn't go, but the conference canceled. kristen: but the airfares are low? johnny: $99 each day -- each way. southwest came out with a sale the day after the governor said that. what are you thinking about? they are asking you not

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the eruption is within hawaii volcano's national park. however, officials said the gas and heavy fog could become a concern. we'll be right back with more news. >>> california's eviction moratorium is set to expire. chris will walk us through live how to sign up for help. >>> plus, a looming vaccine mandate for thousands across the state. the impact it could have on your family. every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. we're better cooks... better neighbors... hi. i've got this until you get back. better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we're building a better network every single day. >>> britney spears is one step closer to being free. a judge suspended her father jamie spears as her conservator. that means she will no longer have her dad managing her estate. since 2008, jamie spears has had control over almost every aspec

the eruption is within hawaii volcano's national park.ever, officials said >>> britney spears is one step closer to being free. a judge suspended her father jamie spears as her conservator. that means she will no longer have her dad managing her estate. since 2008, jamie spears has had control over almost every aspect of her life and finances including what medicine she took and how much of her fortune she could spend. a cpa has been appointed as temporary conservator. there is a hearing in november. >>> no shot, no paycheck. the nba says players will sit out because they are not vaccinated won't get paid. san francisco and new york as we've been reporting have rules requiring home players to be vaccinated. players on visiting teams are except. among the players who stand to lose a lot of monday, millions of dollars, warriors star andrew wiggins. he was reportedly, he will lose $15 million if he has to sit out all home games. >>> concession workers have reached a deal. it includes a $7 per hour raise, covid safety measures and affordable

my assistant offered me a couple of flights to get me to hawaii.nother was a half-hour later from dulles to san francisco to hawaii. i chose the later flight, the united flight to give myself a little more time at home. and but for the grace of god go i, the american airlines flight was the one they flew into the pentagon that day. we never got off the ground. we were on the taxiway. i was able to leave the airport. my luggage came back. i went home. wasn't able to contact anybody. in the old days the blinking red light was to come back to the pentagon. i was asked to come back to the pentagon to help respond. david: what was it like at the pentagon on the day the plane crashed into it. how chaotic was it? was it possible to get work done, et cetera? >> i got there later. this happened in the morning. i got there in the afternoon. i remember driving up the highway which was empty which is rare in washington, d.c. seeing the clouds of smoke. the armed military folks in battle gear meeting me at the gate, checking my name to see if i was able to come

what will the details have to be to protect hawaii? >> the capability that we currently have, hawaii is protected and this is an issue that we continue to look at. you can rest assured that hawaii will not be unprotected. >> i know that we are unprotected as of today but i'm looking at the future. a lot of us have concerns about what will happen to the afghan he women and girls with the taliban coming back, and we will be interested to hear your perspective about concrete steps of the u.s. can take to influence a future for afghan women and girls that honors their human rights and freedoms? >> i certainly share your concern senator, the taliban's track record on this is absolutely horrible. we will have to continue -- we will have to work to use economic levers and also international pressure to hold the taliban accountable for some of the things that they said they were going to do. again, i think this will have to be an international effort to maintain pressure on the taliban. >> at some point i think we would like to know specifical

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tom: i was looking at ed case of hawaii. he is clearly a moderate democrat.does speaker pelosi have to offer moderates, blue dogs like ed case of hawaii? greg: not a lot. that is one of the problems here. maybe she is going to offer a better chance of getting reelected. an awful lot of democrats i talked to, or their staffs anyway, are saying they are scared about 2022. the issue is not will the republicans win the house. the issue is by how much. with a win by 10, 15, 20 seats? when you start talking about numbers like that, a lot of people at the gentleman from hawaii run for cover. lisa: you said the $3.5 trillion plan is too pricey. nancy pelosi said that. what are you seeing in terms of what the likely will -- the likely bill will look like in terms of size and taxes? greg: some of these programs are five, some are 10. some will expire and then get shoved off to the states. there's a lot of gimmickry, but i say something more around $2 trillion is far more likely, and it is not eminent. jonathan: greg valliere of agf investments, thank you. it could get

a volcano erupting on hawaii's big island. that looks like journey to the center of earth said us. >> while so the usgs first noticed a glow on the summits web cam and then they were able to confirm they noticed that, hey, i notice a glow. i want to know what that in the mouth. the kill away an eruption. sure enough. and here's some of the latest pictures. obviously. they have shut anything down just yet. but callaway is the state's most active volcano its last major eruption. you may remember, was back in 2018, more than 500 homes were destroyed as that lava slowly rolls its way down the hills and into people's backyards and ok and it is slow. the role is slow. yeah, that makes me feel that it is not like a title, like a tsunami like will wright in many cases people have plenty of time to get out of the way because think it's just like molasses it just moves down the hillside just covering and burning everything its path. yeah. like mount vesuvius, where you just you have no warning. the spewing 2 is not and you don't want to

no, it was stunningly beautiful, hawaii, i loved it. ( laughter ) but i remember the cockroaches were hazel-- she was sitting eating breakfast and she suddenly goes "ooh, something just crawled on me." ( laughter ) like, that-- and john went, "really? and he goes, "i think it was just a breeze maybe blowing your hair." and he like, moved her hair, and went like that, and he, like, looked down her dress. and he goes "i think are you fine, baby, i think are you fine." and she was like, "okay. okay." you knew she wasn't, you know. and then all of a sudden this thing-- ( small shriek ) 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? where do they go? >> stephen: they-- when you are sleeping they lay their eggs in your ear. ( laughter and applause ) so the new movie "jungle cruise" whi

hawaii's kawaio'o last seen in 1987 but amid the troubling news also some hope.es making a comeback against the odds like the florida panther four decades ago there were only 20 of these big cats left. now there are an estimated 200 to see what biologists say is perhaps one of the biggest success stories we head on an airboat and navigate this extensive canal system in remote south florida. the closed loop of waterways is used for the millions of gallons that flow every hour to cool the florida power and light nuclear plant. digging out the manmade canals resulted in ten square miles of long skinny islands, berms of earth that the nearly extinct american crocodile found were an ideal elevated spot to lay and hatch their eggs when did you realize that one could actually benefit the other, the power plant could actually benefit the crocodiles? >> so this actually happened by accident the start of the program was in 1978 after the accidental discovery of a crocodile nest. >> and that's a happy accident >> that's a happy accident that's right >> reporter: in the 1970

i'll ask senator mazie hirono of hawaii. plus, award winning film maker and activist michael moore is here, who has become a surprising left wing supporter of president biden. what does he make of the budget deal and the withdrawal from afghanistan? and don't mess with law professor tulson. senator ted cruz learned his lesson the hard way this week in the senate. you'll see how she handled him on voting rights and you'll see me talk to her live tonight. good evening. it is a little over a month until halloween but it already feels like we're living in a modern american horror movie as if living through a deadly pandemic wasn't bad enough we've seen voting rights being whittled away, unemployment benefits cut off, the expiration of the eviction moratorium, white nationalism taking over the gop, and right wing senate democrats dominating their party's agenda. if all that doesn't crush your spirits we have a potential government shutdown and debt crisis coming down the line. oh, and a political stalemate over a $3.5 trillion so

but no, i think in part of the book president kennedy understood it and the speech he gave in hawaii, right before he gave his equal rights speech he began to find a national problem. and our cities are on fire. he says we've got to see who we say we are. and you know, and discrimination. and the full rights so yes, i think that's a greatquestion . i don't have a final answer but i think there are they are closer together but there are different personalities, different ways to engage. and i think robert kennedy's focus intensely and he's compassionate, and he really gave it his all. and in ways that were unique to him. >> i mean, this is interesting because the standard criticism of the kennedy, what particularly president kennedy as you point outthere that he didn't do enough . that he emboldened the southerners when he claimed the senate. the white vote senators who wanted segregation . that you know, he promised to end segregation by executive order and that after he was elected after, you have an issue with the executive order. and that you know, that what the many districts does

>> this $15 billion bill, you said the largest ever is the size of a state budget of hawaii. its got some important components for dealing with wildfires, drought and the whole deal in attempt to finally really focus on climate change. so, among the biggest interests and area of interests, i should say are dealing with the drought. $5 billion for doubt. dealing with electric vehicles and investment infrastructures and as we know automobile are the largest source of pollution. heat and sea level rise. we see all around us and along the coast. flooding land areas near by. wildfires protection response. sustainable agriculture is suffering because of the drought. $15 billion, the largest of its kind, representing a sizable investment by the state of california. it does not get through all the billions of dollars of losses that people are suffering losing their homes and businesses or whatnot. >> we have seen the last few falls, fire season really extended all yearlong almost all yearlong. how do these climate problems that we suffer with in california relates to the nation as a

garson also what had memorable roles on "white collar clothe" and "hawaii 5-0." his son posted the news to instagram saying i'm glad you shared you love with me. for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm tom hanson, cbs news, new >>> it's wednesday, september 22nd, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." diplomatic drive. president biden convenes a coronavirus summit of world leaders this morning, a day after urging unity in his first u.n. address. his ambitious vaccine goal. >>> breaking overnight, haitians freed. thousands of migrants reportedly released into the u.s. the newest developments amid a mass deportation effort. >>> stars remembered. tributes to two celebrities lost and their mark on the entertainment world. >>> good morning. i'm diane king hall in for anne-marie green. we begin with president biden ho

don't go to hawaii. have a negative test. there were other ways. they called the state of delaware, is she in your state -- no. no person. >>> there is possible help for long-suffering fans of the mcflurry at mcdonald's. they've had so many problems with ice cream machines breaking down, competitors have made social media posts mocking it. watch. >> we heard someone ice cream's machine was broken. can't relate, but good luck. >> now the federal trade commission is reportedly on the case. the "wall street journal" says the agency sent letters to mcdonald franchisees asking what's going on with the broken ice cream makers. owners of mcdonald's outlets have complained for a long time that the machines are too complicated and too hard to fix. but the national owners association, which is a group of franchisees, said, "we are tired of being the butt of late-night jokes. so are our customers and crews." my thought was over to you, colbert and cordon. >> two words -- dairy queen. dairy queen. >> the blizzard. >