during the 14 years that i served in the hawaii state legislature. i knew then, as i do now, that women should be able to control our own bodies. and sadly, the threat to women's freedom is as real today as it was when i was first advocating for this right decades ago. i'm proud that hawaii was the first state in the country to decriminalize abortion before roe. so, regardless of the supreme court decision women's reproductive freedom in hawaii will be protected. but for how long. so many women across the country do not live in states like hawaii that protect the rights to an abortion. various abortion access have always existed. barriers like finding child care and taking time off from work and travel and transportation and more. the number of women dealing with the obstacles to get the essential health care they need will skyrocket if roe is overturned. and we know who is going to be harmed the most. people who can't travel, including people were lower incomes and people with disabilities and due to systemic barriers and this country's legacy of ra

many do not live in states like hawaii that protect the rights to an abortion. various abortion access has always existed. barriers like finding childcare, taking time off of work and travel and transportation and more. the number of women dealing with the obstacles t to get the essential health care that they need will skyrocket if row is overturned. and we know who will be harmed the most. people who cannot travel, including people with low income , people with disabilities and to systemic barriers and this countries legacy of racism and discrimination, black, latino, indigenous, asian people and the pacific islanders. we know that this is true because we have seen it play out in texas. already, women in texas have to travel hundreds of miles to seek abortion services. many women in texas do not have the means or the opportunity. when you read the draft opinion, it is quite clear that this justice has harbored a desire tn overturn roe for the 16 years it has been on the supreme court. now, thanks to the three trump justices, his radical opinion on abortion is

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. >> she'd left for hawaii, a new life, with a new husband. but the sunny paradise soon grew dark. >> something was very wrong it was horrible being so helpless. >> what was behind their mom's strange death? they set out together to discover the answer. and they were about to get some help from their mother herself. >> there it was. evidence she left for you to find? >> yes! >> a possible clue. hidden, in an envelope marked "baby pictures. " but tucked inside? a journal that painted a different picture, entirely. >> we pulled out the envelope and that was like, "wow. " >> could their mom help them solve her own mystery? >> we can't quit. we are her voice. >> we made a promise. we made a promise to our mom. >> i'm lester holt. and this is "dateline. " tonight, keith morrison with "the promise. " -- and unpredictable, long before she had a little girls, tammy and tiffany. as children, they adored their mother, as adults, it made a troubling vow, promising sure lean to investigate if she ever came to harm. then, it happened. surely was dead and h

what are you hearing in hawaii? >> there are a group of women in hawaii that are totally galvanized. i'm proud of the fact that hawaii was the first state in the nation that said women should make this decision, not government. but the women activists that i know are very well aware this could not be the end because as the republicans take control of the u.s. house and senate, then there will be a push for a nationwide ban. and really, this is all about who's going to make the decision, a woman or government? and the radical right-wing supreme court justices have said in spite of almost 50 years of precedent we're going to let government make this decision, not women. that is the bottom line of this battle in my view. >> and your home state of hawaii has already seen the results of what abortion restrictions have done. there has been a lot of reporting about an influx of people from texas flying out to hawaii, spending thousands of dollars, raising money through gofundme to fund borings. what's the impact of that, b

. >> 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

actually real quickly on hawaii., both united and alaska have released a very aggressive fare sales to hawaii and i'm thinking that perhaps we're seeing a bit of a slowdown in in in a new bookings for the latter part of summer into fall, so just this morning, alaska releasing $99 pairs out of san jose, um, big mileage sale from united to so hawaii. if it's still on your radar, you might want to look at it with the latter part of the summer season. but yeah, you said itself, demand is up because the desire to travel is up. after two year pause, and it's translating now not only to domestic demand but international destinations like new zealand, for example, coming into focus as well, saying that it might be better to take an international trip because that demand hasn't quite caught up to domestic demand. i think a lot of people have had conversations like this with gaseous lot that you know you want to go to your local park and not local, but you know, to the park that's nearby like yellowstone or something like that

so, you know, hawaii the archipelago of hawaii didn't really have contact with anyone outside of polynesia until the late 18th century. and so, you know, this was an island that was isolated. so let alone having a majority minority milestone driven by immigration. there was no immigration. there was no contact until 1778, but after that after contact with the british and americans thereafter on the plantation economy began to grow a lot of white planters established plantations with the consent of the monarchy and those plantations needed labor and hawaiians were not prepared to actually supply it with labor for two key reasons one the population was decimated by an epidemic of variety of diseases that were coming from westerners and then secondly, which really absolutely killed an enormous amount of relation and then also many of the remaining hawaiians did not want to participate in the plantation based economy. they had historic economic norms and norms for how to grow plants and actually participate in a broader community ecosystem and natural ecosystem and they didn't want to particip

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the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from hawaii is recognized. mr. case: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to join my colleagues in, including my colleagues kindly speaking here today from maryland and illinois, in strong support of house passage of s. 1760, introduced by my colleague, senator mazie hirono, and passed unanimously by the senate. this critical measure, companion legislation to h.r. 3406, which i co-introduced in the house with its principaled sponsor, my colleague, mr. kahele, will have the new community-based outpatient clinic of the department of veterans affairs and known to date as the advanced leeward outpatient health care access, or the aloha project, as the daniel kahikina akaka department of veterans affairs community boift outpatient clinic. -- community-based outpatient clinic. daniel k. akaka was many things during his 93 years of life. teacher, member of this house from 1977 to 1991, the first u.s. senator of native hawaiian ancestry from 1991 to 2002, beloved mentor to generations and on and on. and of all of these, he was a deeply proud veteran. h

al is in hawaii for a special tribute to some members of the military.

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during the 14 years that i served in the hawaii state legislature.n should be able to control our own bodies. and, sadly, the threat to women's freedom is as real today as it was when i was first advocating for this right decades ago. i'm proud that hawaii was the first state in the country to decriminalize abortion before roe. so regardless of the supreme court decision, women's reproductive freedom in hawaii will be protected. but for how long? so many women across the country do not live in states like hawaii that protect the right to an abortion. barriers to abortion access has always existed. barriers like finding child care, taking time off from work and travel and transportation and more. the number of women dealing with the obstacles to get the essential health care they need will skyrocket if roe is overturned. and we know who is going to be harmed the most, people who can't travel, including people with low incomes, people with disabilities, and due to systemic barriers and this country's legacy of racism and discrimination, black, latino,

larry: the man suspected of murdering a san jose father has been spotted in hawaii. the fbi is working to track down and arrest the man seen in honolulu last month. san jose police accuse him of shooting and killing his neighbor marcos santos last june and investigators have not said what led up to that dispute. >> a tragic accident on a worksite today. according to police, a man working in a home was hit and pinned between a vehicle and a work truck backing up, preparing to unload supplies. the man was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. cal osha is now investigating the incident. larry: dylan brooks will not be in uniform for game three of the western conference semifinals against the warriors this saturday night. the nba suspended brooks for one game without pay for this hard and unnecessary foul on warriors guard gary payton the second in game number two. brooks was ejected but payton suffered ligament and muscle damage. and he may be out for the rest of the season. the league announced a $25,000 fine for draymond green for flipping off grizzlies

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one, the active eruptions are happening on hawaii. and here's the latest video from the kilauea volcano on the big island now erupting a steady stream of lava after a period of guess you call it intermittent pulsing. this latest eruption began in september, but only recently had it stopped and started every few days or so. now the pulsing nature of that eruption has ended. and now we're seeing this steady flow of lava once again filling the volcano's crater. there. hawaii's volcanoes, national park. the flow has been nonstop for more than 2 weeks. not to worry about that, but you may have to worry. >> about bringing a jacket because we are seeing cooler conditions today. >> a live look outside at sfo. no clear skies. this morning. we had summer in stratus moving to the bay area and now we are left with a blanket of clouds across the bay area. no rain right now, but we could have a slight chance of rain in the north bay. so we're keeping a close eye on that this morning. also, beach advisories in place. so if you are going out to the b

in hawaii we are all proud of pearl harbor navy shipyards contributions to our fleets readiness, and i want to be sure that the yard receives the resources it needs to keep our fleet in fighting shape. i look forward hearing from you this afternoon about the fiscal year 2023 budget supports this plan. the navy has begun a once in a generation program to modernize its shipyards under the shipyard infrastructure optimization program, or siop. this 20 a program to improve the shipyard infrastructure is -- neglected for many years and we have to get it right. we are relying on the digital twin anomaly and similes effort to develop the most efficient and productive layout for operations at the four public shipyards. the last year for example, we had to add to under $50 million to fund the dry dock at the ports smith naval shipyard due to unexpected ballooning of the estimated costs. we need to understand what steps the navy is taken to make sure we have better cost estimates of the projects we are undertaking. this will be born as a navy turns to the dry dock replacement at pearl harbor n

. >> this is a hawaii specific question. we don't have a halfway house in hawaii since october of 2019. so, does the department have an interim or emergency set of measures to ensure that hawaii's halfway house eligible individuals still have access to services? >> yeah, so, as you noted senator, i think we've discussed, before the bureau of prisons has had a problem expanding residential reentry center in hawaii for a number of reasons. not the least of which is that the providers are very scarce. b. o. p. i i understand has made progress on a day reporting center, a contract that hopes to make an award in the next few months. >> final question. easy one. what is your position on clemency for leonard peltier? >> this is a matter that goes into applications, goes to the pardon attorney. pardon attorney makes recommendations to the attorney general to the president. and, so i'm not going to comment on that now. >> can you comment on where we are in the process? >> i assume, but don't know if an application has been made. i ac

here in hawaii, we need that to keep the beaches pristine.ganization that make the difference. >> the surfrider foundation is a nonprofit environmental organization dedicated to the protection and enjoyment of the world's oceans, waves and beaches for all people. through conservation, activism and research and education. ♪ surfrider -- organizes beach cleanups. they pick up all plastic, nets and trash. from tourists t volunteers, everyone is welcomeo. >> we have so much marine debris, that is our focus. we do a weekly net patrol where we go out on wednesday afternoon, clean various beaches, the east side beaches get the bulk. >> the marine debris, especially plastics, are poisonous to the sea life when ingested. entangled animals can remain in the ocean practically forever. >> one of the biggest problems a single use plastics, like water bottles. we are constantly cleaning the beaches and they are constantly coming in. >> you can find anything out here. >> i think it is easy for people who do not live here, who do not see it all the time, to

the airport there in in past brings hawaii hawaii.f hawaii. they're doing a promotion. now you've spent three nights your fourth night is free comes out to about 47 a night. but if you've looked at hawaii prices now they are hot. i mean, we're seeing some spectacular pricing on the ground in hawaii, so that's a really good deal. deals can come up to okay. and then we also have a paradise island, bahamas in the bahamas, because any resort that has a lot of resources on the ground is going to be competitive in the correct in the caribbean. this is the warwick, paradise island and number two hotel in the area, according to tripadvisor, 6 99 for three nights, all inclusive per couple. that's a great bargain that's starting in september is going to be more expensive. if you go now, right . september september onwards, that's where you're finding some really good. sort of relief from these very high travel. take it. i'll take any of those. all of that sounds good. alright games agli. thanks so much for coming and so good to see you in perso

408 federal boarding schools across 37 states, or territories, including 21 in alaska and seven in hawaii. now we are uniquely positioned to assist in the effort to recover the dark history of these institutions that have prompted our families -- haunted our families for too long. as a public woman, it is my responsibility, and frankly my legacy. as part of the federal indian boarding school initiative, and in response to recommendations from the report, today i am launching a year-long tour, the road to healing. i will travel across the country to use my platform to elevate american and native hawaiian survivors of the federal indian boarding school system and give them the opportunity to share their stories, help connect communities for trauma informed support and facilitate the collection of a permanent oral history. this is one step among many that we will take. the departments work thus far shows that in all of government approach is necessary to strengthen and rebuild the bonds within native communities that federal indian boarding schools set out to break. with the president's dire

schools across three boarding schools, including tuning was schools in alaska and seven schools in hawaii. we are uniquely positioned to assist in the effort to recover the dark history of this institution that has haunted our families for too long. as a woman it is my responsibility, frankly it is my legacy. as part of the federal boarding school initiative and response to recommendation form the report, i am launching a year-long tour, the road to healing. i will travel across the country to use my platform to elevate american indians, alaska native and a native hawaiians to stop survivors of the federal orting school system and give them the opportunity to share their stories, help connect communities with trauma and support and facilitate the collection of a permanent oral history. this is one step among many that we will take. the departments work thus far shows that a all government approach is necessary, 272 rebuilt the bond within communities that federal boarding schools set out to break. with the president's direction, we have begin working through the white house counsel of nat

well hello and aloha from hawaii.

well hello and aloha from hawaii. thank you so much bill. and i also like to single out ali for all your logistics work and making this possible tonight in the face of an ongoing global pandemic.

take a look at this, california drivers paying $6 a gallon, $6.15, and including nevada, oregon, hawaiivers in new york paying under $5. like i mentioned earlier, carley, aaa estimated 39 million of us hit the road. >> carley: i cannot emphasize that number. >> todd: i would have thought that number would have been higher. >> carley: 39 million. >> todd: the beautiful weather on the east coast but again, maybe the gas prices are impacting people. >> carley: $6.50 in california. some gas stations, $7. i remember i read an article last year and estimating for a dollar a gallon gas and people are like no, that is not going to happen. and now way above that. the recent gas is so high because of the gas tax which is about to increase july 1st by $0.03. >> todd: that is what the people want. >> carley: so democrats want to keep the gas price up to stop using gas altogether and use electric vehicles and one of the workarounds because people are upset at how things are is that they are proposing a $200, cutting $200 checks to anyone making less than $125,000. >> todd: but your original point, t

east iran india greenland northeast newfoundland bermuda trinidad panama northwest canada alaska hawaii australia new caledonia and fiji in new york the army's oversees motion pictures service handles the complex problems of wartime shipment with trained efficiency. three new features every week 63 prints per subject donated by the motion picture industry. a top priority is granted those responsible for moving the 16 millimeter films to the combat area. the objective not only to give the troops the best in entertainment pictures, but also to get the films on screens overseas as preview performances. or at least to show them simultaneously with their release in the state. a staggering assignment this considering the distant land to be reached yet. global mileage is shrink before today's transportation and air express with military right-of-way is just the kind of handling most of these shipments received. film distribution moving in the trend of the times faster than ever before a million dollars worth of morale wrapped in each carton programs for shipment by boat accreted and rushed to

, for his direction in leading the guard in hawaii. he's been central to our state's early success with the covid-19 pandemic. he and his team have been pivotal to the coordinated effort between our states, counties, and community organizations. finally, mahalo, thank you to our airmen and thank you for being the best and most diverse national guard in the nation. important work that each and every one of you dour makes our country strong and thank your too many list for their sacrifice and enduring support for your important work. your commitment to the hawaii national guard association and national guard associations throughout the nation is vital to success. [speaking hawaii an] i yield back. mr. palazzo: i want to thank my co-chair for his remarks. also to be noted the representative is an air force veteran and current air national guardsman and served in multiple theaters in operation enduring freedom and iraqi freedom. i appreciate your service to our nation. i would like to recognize my colleague and good friend from the state o

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from hawaii is -- without objection, the gentleman from hawaii is recognized for one minute. mr. kahele: mahalo, mr. speaker. members, today, just like i did one year ago to this day, i rise with extraordinary pride to congratulate the 2022 ncaa men's volleyball national champions, the university of hawaii rainbow warriors. this past saturday, our hawaii rainbows defended their title on the legendary court of pale pavilion against long beach state university. immolating their victory in 2021, they proved that lightning can strike twice in sweeping them in a three-set match. our warriors displayed acute focus, tenacity, boasting a 27-5 record while remaining undefeated at home. as a proud alumni and former warrior volleyball player, i, along with the rest of hawaii, congratulate our back-to-back national champions. mahalo to the head coach, the coaching staff, the athletics program, our loyal boosters, and dedicated fans who support our players on and off the court. and to our 2022 ncaa men's volleyball championship team, noko oi. and go, boys. th

and so marshall will i just, warmer i just have to order when most crucial or more hawaii ukraine says 90 percent of the housing in the city has already been damaged by shelling. russia says it's a tillery has been pounding ukrainian military targets as part of its effort to risk control of the last part of the loo. hon screeching in ukrainian hands. why moscow is also trying to cut off supplies to the ukranian, defend us. striking this warehouse in the east and town of buck mode were a critical supply route to the besieged cities begins. but while russian forces may be making advances, ukraine's determined drifts distance goes on with the ukrainian military release. this footage, it sad shows us try go ne russian position in a village just outside several. don yeske, another sign that for moscow it's offensive is likely coming at a heavy cost. earlier we spoke with samuel bennett, a military expert with the washington based center for naval analysis. here's his assessment of the latest developments in eastern ukraine. i think it's a little too early to make any definitive conclusions

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and so marshall are just warmer i just have to or even most crucial or most hawaii, ukraine says 90 percent of the housing in the city has already been damaged by shelling. russia says it's a tillery has been pounding ukrainian military targets as part of its effort to risk control of the last part of the loo, hands, green and in ukrainian hands were moscow is also trying to cut off supplies to the ukranian. defend us, striking this warehouse in the east and town of buck mode were a critical supply route to the besieged cities begins. but while russian forces may be making advances, ukraine's determined resistance goes on with the ukrainian military release. this footage, it sad shows us try go on a russian position in a village just outside several don yeske. another sign that for moscow it's offensive is likely coming at a heavy cost. like a responder rebecca arrest as is in cave, asked her a while ukrainian forces in the east were struggling while it really comes down to weapons. phil, i mean ukraine has and still has really high morale. it'll of course, be interesting to see how that is

you were in hawaii waiting tables. >> i was in hawaii waiting tables it was my dream to do broadway,on, and he gave me an opportunity. >> i feel so much of your life is snapping into place, not just the acting piece, the family piece, the marriage piece. last time maria was here, she blurted out y'all were expecting another child. >> did she >> yeah. you can't say anything -- >> i know i can't get in trouble if she said it. >> how does it feel being a dad of two >> it feels great. i have a 9-year-old son and now i'm a girl dad, a 20 month old daughter and another on the way this summer. >> another daughter? >> we don't know if it's a boy or girl. but we have a new human on the way. and so, i'm very excited we'll have a lot of diapers, looking forward to that. yeah, it's going to be a fun summer >> you also -- going back to jurassic world with the original legacy cast. i heard you were in a summer camp together because it was a covid shoot so you were bunking up in the same hotel. >> yes everyone was in the same hotel it wasxt eorradinary it reminded me of early on in my career, these

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washing up onshore, coming up, an person sick of seeing this happening to the beaches in her native hawaiising seaweed to fight this problem we're back after this. >>> plastic straws are out as more businesses try to reduce their carbon footprints and stop global warming, but some of the replacements, they're want so great. paper and cardboard get soggy reviews. metal -- but what about seaweed? cnbc's senior climate correspondent diana olick joins us now with detail and her continuing series on climate start-ups. >> we've seen seaweed as a substitutes for cattle feed and how about disposable utensils and it's renewables for plastics and this start-up is reaping the rewards. >> at sunday motor co cafe in madison, new jersey. >> i would take this over a paper straw because this doesn't feel soggy. >> customers are sampling the latest in sustainable, biodegradeable and most importantly, non-plastic utensils a straw made of seaweed designed to disappear >> sea technology is a competitive technology to replace plastic at scale because it's high performing, cost competitive, scalable and regener

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