that was why she was in hawaii. she wanted to do, you know, what she wanted to do, which was i can see beautiful things, and play her flute, enjoy life and people. the case was called for decades, but now detectives are actively investigating once again. >> we had recent developments in the case. we have identified a suspect, and the case is being forwarded to the prosecutor's office. >> reporter: detective derek morimoto says even though it has been 43 years since the murder, they are all ears of someone remember seeing or hearing anything around the time of the crime. >> our goal is to find closure for the family. they have been waiting a long time. hopefully we can get to that. >> reporter: family friend sure hope so. >> nothing will bring her back, but closure is an important thing. there really aren't words. i would love to see the claimant case closed. >> reporter: foster is ready for this long chapter of life to finally come to an end, so she can move onto the next one, with valerie always in her heart point

. >> so derrick flew to hawaii to knock on her door, he seemed charming, we started talking and so we dug into -- he >> had an impressive background? >> sure. he said i'm building a ritz-carlton in maui and i build the one in tahoe. >> after several days of house hunting he went back to hawaii for business, but he found a house in san francisco he was interested. and >> he said do you mind if i come back while i come through and work through this list. >> when he returned? >> he was taking me to dinner almost every single night to reimburse me,. >> he even took cindy and her sister to a 49ers game. >> and we can get away to the hotel he said he had built. >> i wasn't pulling my wallet out for anything. my sister thought that he was awesome. she said, you should dayton. >> then, he told her about an upcoming business trip to new york city and invited her as his guest on the luxury trip. >> he said i will stand one of the wrist carleton, i'm looking at the properties that we are investing. in >> is it still friendship? are things progressing? >> i mean, things are progressing but it's n

in 2008, hawaii was america's most fossil fuel-dependent state, with oil accounting for 90% of hawaii's energy. then the state embraced the hawaii clean energy initiative, a set of laws and rules designed to get the state to use clean, renewable energy sources instead. it set a goal of reaching 30% renewables by 2020, 70% by 2040 and 100% by 2045. so far it has exceeded its 2020 goals, generating 34.5% of its electricity from a combination of solar, wind and other clean sources. in just a few short years, it's become a leading example of a clean energy transformation. now, we need to scale the hawaii example for the entire world, and fast. it's a daunting task but surely if hawaii can do it, others can do it as well. go to cnn.com/fareed for a link to my "washington post" column this week. >>> and let's get started. i want to get straight to my interview with jake sullivan, national security adviser to president biden. we had lots of important topics to cover. jake sullivan, thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> on the show last week, gordon brown, the former prime minister

every state except hawaii and arizona observes the end of daylight saving.king a live look outside where there is still some day like we're looking live at sfo meteorologist dave spahr is here with us. sen. we have pretty active next couple of days into next weekend. we do. and hey, guess what, in the morning hours we get the sunshine earlier. so it comes back on our site. but some of the signs up okay. well, at this point that out sharing around. we get the hour now. here's a live look at what's going on at the half moon bay clear skies, beautiful sunshine going on there as we go forward for this next system. it's a fast mover. don't blink here. >> by tomorrow night at 9 o'clock. approximate location. great nocturnal comes right on through by tomorrow morning. a couple raindrops. the early morning commuters. we spend much of the rest of the day in the afternoon clearing on out sound familiar kind of we did last go around. but in the longer range. it is getting interesting. there's that first hit. then as we head into the weekend. we have a system, a kind of

hey hawaii. >> is back open yet do the obviously tourists at a tough time. >> getting there.osed for a while and they were technically open. but the governor was like, please don't come because covid and the like. but now they want you back. they say come vacation in paradise. the gov says come on down and spend that money. yes, of i jumped on a plane showed up on november. 1st, of course, had to check oup the food scene post shutdown. first stop tbd in waikiki ahead. >> new to honolulu looking for some good food and drink. there's the relatively new tbd by vikram guard, which sounds like a name to be determined. but no, that's the day wind really loved it little >> and so why >> although the vibe is playful. famed local chef it from garg is actually classically trained chef may come to your table to whip up for soto and fresh. a battalion but the bar bartender whips wicked potion. he calls lat mayhem play with all that and ingredients these diners traveled from afar to give it a try. you come all the way from where minneapolis, minnesota on the edge of hawaii's famed waikiki

state leaders in hawaii say the current covid safety rules will remain in place. that means proof of vaccination. or negative test is required. in order for visitors to by pass a ten day quarantine. if you have to up load it. into the safe travel system. everyone will still get their temperature taken upon arrival. those with a temperature above 100 will face additional screening. >> let's talk about boosters now. with boosters available, we want to check back on the vulnerable americans. we're talking about those in nursing homes. the stories we have heard about conditions in some care facilities resulted in real change. tonight we investigate how one nursing home at the center of shocking allegations has moved on by changing its name. >> tths really frustrating. it's not enough. we need to ensure that there aren't these back doors that nursing homes aren't a able so simply put a new name on the building. and continue to operate as is. we need this is why we need accountability. we need the oversight. >> a former worker inside the facility speaks out for the firs

her body was discovered in a park in hawaii back in april of 1978 she had been in hawaii for a few weeks prior to her death. police police are still actively investigating and $1000 reward is being offered for information on her death. a bay area man was among the thousands of people caught in the chaos of that astroworld music festival in houston friday night. >> 8 people were killed, dozens more injured when the a crush of the crowd suffocated them. hey says gonzales from san jose says he watched as first responders tried to save people. in fact, he says he helped carry an injured person to a medical tent. >> as i was leaving us, someone was screaming for help and so then i picked her up and i took it to them at 10. and when i when i when i got one certain spot. i notice that someone was giving compressions to another person and you honestly that knee. for me. going to be things you don't see that. you know, you don't think these people are dying. you just you think that, you know, the the past hour, just a hot, you know. >> meanwhile, at least one criminal investigation is now underwa

wonder why they are encouraging it tulsi gabbard is a former member of congress from the state of hawaii and happy to have her join us tonight. thanks so much for coming on. so have you been particularly saying for a while this trend of rationalizing everything and has nothing to do with race is going to lead to a bad place. are you concerned that we may be seeing that bad place? >> we are headed down a very dangerous path and right alongside that dangerous path is the fact that we have politicians. we have activist judges we have prosecutors who are not enforcing the law. people trying to defund the police people who have screwed up priorities who seem to be more interested in caring more about protecting criminals than actually protecting our community basic responsibility of our government is to keep our people and our communities safe. and what we are seeing now as a

the 2 states that have done away with the change, arizona and hawaii. they don't do this clock. change thing. they're on permanent standard time, a multitude of other states, though, is looking at switching to daylight saving time permanently. so for now, it's 2 out of 48 california. voters wanted to make it 3 out of 48. but so far for various political reasons that is not happens. pam and ken, back to you. all right. grant, thank you. today in washington, dc senator alex padilla introduced legislation that

nothing good here for hawaii.e it's taken care of. >> how many days in a week. ? >> seven. >> this is the thing, she books a week long stay, in oahu on airbnb. seven days. right? seven nights. yeah, well, she gets to hawaii. the host tells her, yeah, you're only staying three nights. theresa said the host stopped communicating, so she got the message and checked out after three nights and stayed elsewhere, at her own expense. then, she contacted airbnb. it gave her a refund of $622 to cover those four remaining nights, but theresa said that didn't add up. her original booking was $431 a night, and by her math, airbnb still owed her more than $1,000. here's the good news. airbnb wouldn't budge until we stepped in when theresa asked us to. they sent her an additional $1143, the full amount she was owed. here's what airbnb said. we apologize for the trip disruption that this guest experienced. this type of behavior from the host is rare and obviously unacceptable. here's the thing, airbnb says it removed the host. sp

and that tends to induce this sort of line of clad that goes all the way from hawaii up to somewhere on the coast of north america. now most recently, of course it's been west in canada and it's rained for days all night and think up the hall from each and you've just seen the result of that. now, thankfully that rain has gone through the course. it's left its legacy on the ground. in fact, what happened since is it snowed is been written, the ground there is flooding and then it snowed offers. the things have improved greatly. what's actually happened to the the river is it's finally moved on. i've now got a stove snowstorm in saskatchewan and affecting the us, coming back on to the canadian coast where you haven't got a river and or we have gotten a fairly normal system on its way and it'll bring bit more snow and a bit of rain. probably on thursday, again over the top of the same sort of areas, but it will not stick with us. it will go further south and you end up by the time we get to the start of the weekend, ready with the rain in back into washington state. but the point of th

>> greg: hawaii is a weird place.e you had -- he had the tarantula, you had the evil take it out. >> i've never been to hawaii and i'm way too young for the brady bunch. >> greg: i'll tell you what, you and greg brady would have hit it off. >> i don't get it. >> greg: what was i going to say? it tiki and then you had the tarantula and then what did you have? vincent price, right? wasn't vincent price or my getting confused with the grand canyon one? the hawaii one was he was in the cave! he was in the cave! [indiscernible]. that's good too! >> are you smelling like burnt toast? [scattered laughter] >> greg: i guess that means i should shut up. i'm going to go home, i'm going to find that old episode. oh, man, i'm going to put the suds in the bathtub, little rose, a couple of my ducks. >> i'm coming over. >> greg: those ducks don't talk. don't go away, will be right back. ♪ ♪ claire could only imagine enjoying chocolate cake. now, she can have her cake and eat it too. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day

i said, "no, i'll go to the beach. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i'm in hawaii.> yeah. our society is so crazy. >> jimmy: yeah, that's wild. but you -- you just crushed it, buddy. so congrats on that. and i -- i'm -- you got just amazing reviews. and well deserved. just awesome, awesome, awesome, awesome job. >> thank you [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: let's talk holidays. let's talk about "8-bit christmas. i want to talk about this. i love holiday movies. >> that's awesome. >> jimmy: that's my jam. i love video games >> well, then this movie is right down your alley. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> so my son wants a nintendo. it's like 1988, '87. >> jimmy: yeah >> he wants a nintendo >> jimmy: everyone did >> right, but 8-bit, you know? so it's -- >> jimmy: it was the real one. >> by today's standards, not very good. >> jimmy: no yeah but that -- yeah >> and we don't know about it. us parents, i play his dad >> jimmy: yeah >> but it's told -- neil patrick harris is -- is my son older telling his daughter >> jimmy: his story? >> his story of how he wanted a

it is very early for you in hawaii. testing is a core part of the response.f very vocal advocate of rapid testing. many of the listeners, we failed the initial testing. that test stumbled and we held back that private sector. it would've helped us quite a bit. there is this argument about hominy rapid tests we need to have. we have years to do -- to sort this out and come to the right place on testing. this is one of the lessons we are taking from this moment. covid has been a terrible moment. a terrible tragedy with 700 thousand friends, grandparents, lovers, wives, husbands. we owe it to the people that have died to make sure we won't -- learn from the moment. the system in place to make sure testing is set up quickly. host: cnn is running a headline, america closer to the end of masks, is that a good idea? guest: there are conflicting questions about masks. there are many workplaces where masks are required. the chances of people who are vaccinated are very little. then it comes to what is the risk of having masks. fundamentally, everything we have done in

this body was discovered in a park in hawaii in april of 1978 and she had been in hawaii for a few weeks. never return and now police are actively investigating and there's a new $1000 reward for information on her murder. >> it is 6.11. we'll take a break, but still ahead on the kron 4 morning news as covid cases continue to improve in the bay area. it's a different story for the state as a whole will tell you what local experts are saying about a possible surge this winter. plus as more kids are getting covid vaccines. there's a new push from the white house to get the shots into the arms of those ages 5 to 11. and it's still raining out there, although not as heavy as it was last night nor is widespread. there's light showers stretching from fremont, hayward through oakland as well as we're surging in richmond richmond center fell bridge right now. >> keeping you updated on the showers as they move across the bay through your forecast. and we certainly are seeing some areas that have been impacted by the weather this morning on your tuesday commute like on barr got an commute like on

-- you can go to florida, hawaii, california, even though they are hovering at this high level. that is the first thing to think about. planes, safe, wear your mask. if you want to put ventilation on yourself. as a vaccinated person and a boosted person, i feel kind of invincible right now, the tell you the truth. although i'm still going to be -- to tell you the truth, although i'm still going to be prepared. kristen: how about the actual gathering part with family? what are some of the questions to consider? >> three questions to really think about -- number one, what is the vaccination status of the people around me? i know a lot of people personally who have been and of limiting -- kind of limiting the endorsed vaccinated only. number two, have they been tested recently? -- limiting the endorsed vaccinated only permit number two, have they been tested recently? answer number three, do you ventilate, open the one -- open the windows or not? i think it is a very different risk situation if you are vaccinated compared to last year. kristen: for folks who are not vaccinated, upo

.>> speaking of travel hawaii is welcoming back vaccinated tourist. back in august hawaii's governor asked people not to visit the islands. due to a rise in cobra cases. the number of visitors plunged by 30% the next month. starting today the governor is calling on those who have been vaccinated to visit the aloha state. casual friday is turning into casual every day for many offices. >>> it is expected to be a record year for holiday shopping. anchor lynn has more. >> reporter: alan keyes with your money watch. a halloween scare at disneyland and china. the resort in shanghai is close today and tuesday. it comes after a visitor tested positive for covid 19. as a result the site went into lockdown sunday. more than 30,000 people who paid a visit to the disney facilities over the weekend were tested for the coronavirus. >>> holiday shopping is expected to shatter records this year. according to the national retail federation spending is projected to reach as high as $859 billion. that will be a double digit increase over last year. the average consumer

get into it took a long journey to hawaii, get to it took a long journey to hawaii, and up an old volcanohe summit lies a forest of instruments. one of them has measured carbon dioxide since 1958. by coincidence, that's the year i was born. so, during my lifetime, levels of this key gas have just kept rising. the most striking thing that i see in the c02 records since 1958 is that the concentration in the atmosphere has gone up every single year. so, where would this lead us? the early computer models couldn't be sure. there were lots of uncertainties, but the scenarios were already looking scary. the arctic was the hotspot, heating up much faster than the rest of the planet, and i was to return to it many times. it was greenland that really unnerved me. it may be remote, but there's enough ice here to raise the global sea level by seven metres. i could see for myself a frightening pace of change. 0ur helicopter seems tiny against the edge of the vast ice sheet. and since i first filmed there, temperatures have just kept rising, and i that had seemed permanent has retreated. rising, an ic

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in hawaii a few weeks prior to her death. police are still actively investigating. >> and there's a $1000 reward being offered for information on her murder. it's 5.11. and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news as covid cases continue to get better in the bay area. it's a different story. >> for the rest of the state. we're going to see what local experts think about this possible winter surge. we might be facing. and kids getting their covid vaccine. there's a new push from the white house now to get shots in the arms of swans. 5 to 11 and the heaviest of rainfall maybe out of the way. but we're still looking at some off and on showers including a marine county right now. >> richmond center fell bridge is breezy and wet. so take it slow are out there. your forecast is that? >> as you leave your house this morning. hopefully you're doing it early because we all are slick. we're seeing some are slick. we're seeing some acci when a truck hit my car, are slick. we're seeing some acci the insurance company wasn't fair. i d

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so much more about these and they are more widespread than the ones from hawaii and they needed a new scientific designation because they are crucially important to california in the winter and it is best that we really learn to recognize them and a little perspective on them. we can put them on a scale from 1 to 5 and the one on october 26 was about as strong as they get in here is the one tomorrow. it is moderate. in one snapshot hopefully this gives you the perspective and there will be decent rain and wind, but it won't be as strong as what we had two weeks ago and this will be more manageable and actually more beneficial but it will be a lot of rain and that is tomorrow. at 6:00 in the evening and not until here that the showers begin. for the first half of tomorrow you don't get rain but by monday night you do especially in the north bay and i will let this play. watch what happens monday night overnight. this is midnight and areawide by this point and it hangs around through the morning commute on tuesday. there we are tuesday at 6:00 a.m. and here we are tuesday at eight a clo

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. >> hawaii. >> hawaii.it was somewhere i liked. >> i think probably because we are heading into thanksgiving where you are already seeing things strip in and seeing this level of volatility. it is probably not something that is going to be staying at this level >> you you are saying voluntary is transitory? on a serious note. you are mentioning really low volatility when it comes to stocks and bonds as a leading story. >> i do? i think that's one of the reasons why the volatility cannot stay at theselevels especially when people aren't paying attention >> asking you about that where do you see it because of course everything that comes up must come down. >> i think when you look to the retail base trading through robin hood, they do like those call options we saw rivian trade yesterday and go to the moon right away. that has had an interesting technical impact on our market typically, our market has more expensiveness on the did you know side to the upside. it has given you an example of a time that could s

host: just about 9:00 on the east coast, which means it is just about 4:00 in hawaii.is where alan is, and ev owner -- an ev owner. caller: it is great to have joe on. a few interesting things. i'm sure joe remembers when -- was an option with systems where they were going to have batteries that could be swapped out of the car and put back in. it was an interesting concept. that does not seem viable now, but a few things right now with the bidirectional charging, which is this brilliant concept and i am seeing the potential for that. here in hawaii, we are in the middle of doing an emergency enacted program with actual batteries in people's houses, to replace the coal burning plant that goes off-line next year. in reality, it could be supplemented by electric vehicles and their batteries, that -- with hopefully the next generation of bidirectional charging. any comments on that? guest: alan, i am honored that you are up at 4:00 a.m. watching "washington journal." i typically don't get into this because it is kind of a weeny topic but the order for turning 22, they are

he will be delivering the news to you from hawaii all week long right here.ou tune in tonight for the liaison. kim kardashian and pete davidson. are they really a couple. we'll tell you what we know for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier. >> kevin looks pretty pep setting. i do not blame that wraps up kron 4 news of don't go anywhere, though. there's still much more to come on kron 4 news at 6. pam moore and ken wayne day. here now to tell us what's on the way getting. all right. jonathan, catherine thank see both candidates back and we're going to do the 6 tonight getting a shot in the arm is. >> commonplace these days to protect against covid. but we are looking into research being done at stafford that could spare us off from having to get the jab and we have the latest details on that halloween party shooting from over the weekend at the home of the gilroy city council member. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> now at 6. this is exactly what we needed. as you

now, hawaii and arizona are the only two states that do not observe daylight saving time but some 70 countries around the world do observe it as well. the beginning and the end dates vary from nation to nation, so just keep that in mind if you're ever traveling around the world. so when we turn the clocks back an hour, in theory, we're going to gain an hour of sleep but it also means less time to play outside in the daylight daylight saving time will return at precisely 2:00 a.m. sunday, march 13th, 2022, when we will spring forward and then lose an hour of sleep, but the good news is, most phones and computers automatically adjust the time, but manual clocks, they're going to need to be adjusted, so if you have one of those, don't forget, turn your clocks back one hour before you go to sleep tonight, and then you'll wake up and it will be the right time. lester, get some sleep, and i'll see you soon back to you. >> dave, thanks very much. now let's switch gears and talk about a hot topic, volcanos, there are hundreds of volcanos around the world, including some right here in the uni

. >> well, hawaii is welcoming back tourists after closing the doors to folks who love to vacation in paradise. the governor says it's now safe to come on back to the island. kron four's, the of the aac us has the story for us. >> new to honolulu looking for some good food and drink. thfre's the relatively new tbd by vikram guard, which sounds like a name to be determined. but no, that's than crime. really love that. it was little catchy. >> and so why >> although the vibe is playful. famed local chef it from garg is actually classically trained. chef may come to your table to whip up for soto and fresh. a battalion but the bar bartender whips wicked potion. he calls lat mayhem play with all that and ingredients these diners traveled from afar to give it a try. you come all the way from where minneapolis, minnesota on the edge of hawaii's famed waikiki beach pd is low key tucked away in the boutique lotus hotel. >> the cuisine is corky. not what you might expect from a hawaiian restaurant menu and that's by design ideas. do little bit off. >> all spike it out. as you say, with the glo

we're coming up hawaii hill i could see the path about half a mile ahead going out into chinzhu. i'm sorry, down into haedong and the road to the right and went across the right down the foot of the hill that will call the north mountain or north hill which the north koreans were entrenched on and ready for us and through the road further about three or four 500 yards up through a path that led down to chinzhu. when i came around the hill i saw three burningvehicles . one of the past two more three or 500 yards down towards our direction. and i also saw another one burning that distracted from for a moment but it turned out to be an orange colored air to ground she. it was burning on the corner of the road not far from where general case management is. then about we were continuing down the hill. we received mortar fire on the hill that we had just come to the back of us we received eight or 12 . we reached a couple of salvos about five rounds each of mortar rounds and they landed a little above us but they wanted to squad membersin my unit . and they were pretty badly wounded. t

eventually i went to hawaii and there is where i had a fleet of food trucks and began the business fullng now. >> i retired, i'm retired from dod. i retired in 2014 but i continue with the business in hawaii and i'm hope -- opening up in dupont washington, next next fort lewis, washington, to serve the communities near dupont. lauren: do you hire veterans? >> i not only hire veterans i look for those who are less fortunate. i do what i can to help them succeed in life. lauren: can you share with our viewers how you're working with the local bruni troop? do you like bake dessert too? >> that is funny. i do make desserts. i do want to share initially tin hut barbakow -- barbecue was established to serve the military n hawaii i had a good friend transitioning from the military to the civilian world and he was struggling with ptsd. the struggles were really bad for him. and eventually he committed suicide. lauren: oh. >> it was at that point where i decided that my mission, my vision, was going to change and i was going to go out and do whatever i can to help others struggling with ptsd, an

we have learned the body of a woman found in hawaii. more than 40 years ago, belonged to a bay area woman valerie and more. shay was from san mateo county and her body was discovered in a park in hawaii back in april of 1978. has she been in hawaii for a few weeks prior to her death. police are still investigating any $1000 reward is being offered for information on her murder. fast food workers across the state went on strike today to call attention to their working conditions. this was the scene outside a jack in the box in oakland this morning. the workers are demanding that fast food companies provide better health and safety standards against things like covid and violence from customers. protesters were joined by elected officials at some rallies who touted ab to 57 a bill that would strengthen unions and offer protections to workers the vote for a b 2.57. is scheduled for january. and new at 3 governor gavin newsome opened up today about why he abruptly canceled his trip abroad to the united nations climate summit. the governor m

like distribution of water, electricity, and gas, or yelling at hawaii, nice a nurse. she makes around $3.00 a month. her son is among the millions who have left the country. if there's no change of these elections, then nothing else will change. if the same system of government continues, it's not going to change because they have their chance for 20 years. and it's a vicious cycle. and they don't accept change. venezuelans are heading to the polls in what is the 1st election in years to be closely monitored by international observers. even though discontent is widespread, millions who could have supported be opposition, have left the country. ah venezuela, socialist party controls every aspect of the state and its candidates have political and financial support from the government. no president got my load or says that now he will work towards building anew agronomic model color with kil, double. every town we vote, it's a step forwards towards economic recovery. we're going to build a new economy and a new prosperity in annoy economy. ah, in recent months there has

her body was discovered in a park in hawaii back in april of 1978 she had been on the big island for a few weeks prior to her death. police are still actively investigating her disappearance are offering $1000 reward for any information on her death. >> fast food workers across the state are on strike in order to call attention to their working conditions. the workers are demanding that fast food companies provide better health and safety standards against things like covid and the violence from some customers and the workers are getting some support. there is an assembly bill. 2.57 which lawmakers plan to tackle in january that will try to force the fast food companies to do just that. some strikers say that when they take their frustrations to management. little is done to fix the conditions. plus a tuesday evening. check on our 4 zone forecast. a live look outside tonight to see the transamerica building a san francisco in a lot of cloud cover behind it. crime for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look at what's going on. that storm is kind of winding down and si

. >>> investigators in hawaii are reopening the cold case murder of a bay area woman 40 years later.-old valerie war shea had moved to l granada near half moon bay when she took hiking trip to hawaii in march 1978. she spent several weeks on the big island, but on april 23, she was found murdered at or campsite. decades later, police are now searching for new leads. >>> new at 6:00 one teachers being hailed for quick thinking after a campus fight. >> a violent turn and he told us how he subdued a student accused of turning a knife on his classmate. >> reporter: this is a moment and we sit captured in a few frames of video and the moment a teacher help to change the course of a fight here. >> when i got to the young man i looked at him and let him know that it is okay and calm down. >> reporter: a teacher reaching a student as the student was attacking another with a knife. stopping the teenager in his tracks and ending the altercation. >> when i put my arms on him, i don't know. i looked him right in the eyes and when i saw that pitcher i thought that is a cool pitcher and i thought

we have seen it time and again you can't get a hotel in hawaii this christmas just like you can't get. >> you are painting a picture that the appetite is largefor travel this holiday season with trade up more than 12% after hours. back to you. >> we do want to check out shares of merck gaining a new all-time high after new approval in the united kingdom. one trader took advantage of profits. mike has the information >> the most active option was a december 90s call. some weretaking advantage of the stock being higher we saw an institutionalseller of 3,000 of those. that will give them a yield of about 3.8% between now and december when that would expire. >> this on the same day, guy, that we see moderna cut its vaccine guidance for 2021 and after we have seen pfizer raise its. >> not surprising. we are seeing eli lilly as well. amgen can't get out of its own way. but merck is too cheap at these levels >>> up next, final trade a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. oh. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you

i've seen some other active volcanoes — hawaii, new zealand — so it would be nice to see.s an opportunity to take the road less well—travelled but add in a giant volcano and it becomes a once—in—a—lifetime experience. tim allman, bbc news. now on bbc news we take a look at how lives have been dramatically altered in iraq and kuwait by global warming. if you don't live here and you're not affected by it every day you forget that it's happening. but it is. i'm already hot. i'm not even outside. normally i like to start my days off with a dog walk. come on, lily. we need to make it super early so that my little fur baby can walk on the ground without burning himself. are your paws 0k? i think it was around 56 this year, as supposedly high as it got, but it feels like 60! a bit dehydrated? it sucks the life out of you. goes like this... and then that's it, you're just like this. let's go home, it's out. i'm done, bro. today i have a really special guest. this is... hi, guys its hin. i think in my line of work with me doing a lot of content creation i can see when the heat does

alarming erosion eating at hawaii's coastline. >>> and -- >> countless young women saw her on tv and said, i can be here. i can be that strong. >> the new book honoring our friend, colleague and trail blazer, cokie roberts. >>> good morning, and welcome to "this week." as we come on the air this morning, president biden is attending the g20 summit in rome. the first in-person meeting of the world leaders since the pandemic. he went to mass last night receiving communion with first lady jill biden. this morning, joe biden met with turkish president erdogan before heading to glasgow for the u.n. climate conference. cecilia vega is traveling with the president. she joins us this morning from rome, and cecilia, two big items on the agenda at the g20, climate change and getting vaccines to poor countries. >> reporter: yeah, exactly, george. good morning to you, and this is why this is so important. we're talking about the world's 20 largest economies who are responsible for emitting 80% of the world's greenhouse gas emissions. the head of the u.n. recently said the dramatic action they ne

and sail with princess right from san francisco to the glaciers of alaska, the beautiful tropics of hawaii, the beaches of mexico or along the california coast. set sail with california's cruise line. book now at princess.com or call your travel advisor. >>> two brothers has a love for "star wars" and here is an incredible story . >> reporter: they are proof inspiration can come from anywhere. resume came from one of america's favorite movies when they discovered their passion leading them to become nationally ranked fencers. that is not all. two teenager brothers 18 months apart in age. putting on the armor to fence. they say it is a freedom to explore. >> i like "star wars" and i like everything about a jedi. >> reporter: he asked his mom , can i be a jedi? they are nationally ranked fencers, competed in many term limits aiming for the olympics . for the story we got them going at it at stone park in oakland. >> i love fencing. >> reporter: they are mastering the sport . >> it is the heaviest weapon. >> reporter: now even as teenagers someone said they have mastered life . their filmmake

hawaii really is a paradise on earth. where ricoh?n the island of wahoo and can be accessed by an easy hike so you can go for a visit and literally drink like a fish. 1.2% means that the stream has about one fourth the alcohol content of budweiser but on the bright side, the stream test like less like wild animal pier. investigating the wild because but they think of drainpipe nearby leads to the largest distributive of alcoholic beverages and asking locals to stop sucking on the drainpipe like a beer final. what time is it? making good on her bets. go bruins. we'll be right back. ♪♪ [mouth trumpet] kennedy: you might have heard ucla destroy usd saturday night 52 -- 33. the most points bruins however scored against the trojans. it also means i am the winner of my thursday night wager with vaccination host abby. [cheering] [laughter] i love it so much. it warms my heart. i'm going to frame back. i'm going to get a giant painting of that made so i can frame it and put it on the side of the building. >> of this? i asked to cover this par

things have changed since the last time you traveled. >> if you are heading to hawaii, the state stillrequires proof of vaccination or a negative test to pass quarantine. the rule is likely to remain in place until next year. >>> an unexpected thanksgiving tradition being kept alive. >> in 2016, an arizona woman texted the wrong number, and jamal answered and he was invited to her thanksgiving. he joined them for thanksgiving for the next five years, and sadly this year will be the first one without her husband because he died from covid last year. >> chosen family sometimes. >> exactly. >> sometimes you can be even closer. >> i love my brothers and sisters. i do. >>> it's 6:17 this morning. as we get ready for the day, meteorologist, kari hall, can give you advice on what to wear. >> it's chilly this morning. we have had temperatures starting out in the mid-40s, so a heavy jacket needed. we are dealing with dense fog, morgan hill, that fog is rolling up but it clears up as you head north on 101 into san josÉ. antioch, you are starting out with a few clouds. chilly temperatures for the

this lot are eating feed created from seaweed found in the waters of hawaii, and its makers, blue oceanons by 80%. but will it make your beef taste fishy? apparently not, because the thing is... bugs! come and get your lovely bugs! your tasty, crunchy, nutritious bugs! spencer, what are you doing? lara, welcome to my wondrous emporium filled to the brim with fine foods from the future. 0h, great, because i'm absolutely starving. 0k. well, i tell you what, get your lips around these delicacies. um, ok, i'm actually thinking that because our audience have gone to the trouble of coming here to join us today... 0h, right, 0k, yes. ..that they may be more deserving of this than me. i'm sure you'd love to try some, wouldn't you? just here, we've got the first course for you. help yourselves. did we fill in the forms for this? i'm sure there were forms. listen, trust me, they're not bad. i've eaten some roasted mealworm in china and it never did me any harm. see, in the future, we might be eating more insects than meat. they are cheap, they're richer in protein, calcium and iron and have less

but this year i reflected on how thankful i am just to be in hawaii but in america what an incrediblety to have the chance to become an american part of the greatest nation in the world and to have the chance to give something back by working to make it better. i'm so thankful to all of you for making me feel so welcome. you annoyed you how much i appreciate it i love seeing your comments and i love meeting you in person when i'm out and about on the beach or the flight home or in our local neighborhood here in california. there are a lot of fox friends in california. we need to stick together we can all be thankful to be americans there is nowhere in the world i would rather be. but even as we take a moment to appreciate our great good fortune to the americans, we need to recognize that america is not just a physical place we inhabit with all this beauty and majesty. it's the idea that we were built on, the idea of liberty under the law, the idea of self-government expressed in so many different aspects of the constitution. the most important of magnus visit document ever written. le

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