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hilo is the real hawaii, the original hawaii. this is where you'll find big island natives, people who were raised as hawaiians. (singing happy birthday) - yes. you have to make a quick wish. we make do! (andre-nicolas chene) you could think the quality of life in hilo isn't very good, since it gets all the rain and humidity, along with all the mould that comes with it and other such inconveniences. but kona has a problem of its own. there are two craters currently erupting right now in the kilauea volcano. they're smoking as we speak. the dominant winds, the same winds bringing in the humidity from hilo, blow the smoke towards kona. so there's much more volcano pollution over there than there is here. when the winds turn, we get the sunshine, but we also get the volcano smoke. so it's a give and take between both sides of the island. - exactly. (andre-nicolas chene) the most dangerous contaminant is sulphur dioxide. when inhaled, it mixes with the body's humidity, and sulphur dioxide mixed with water turns into sulfuric acid, wh

we make those determined to write these wrong and keep hawaii's, hawaii ah, day that we want to build on like 40 bit, 13 minutes, 25 seconds remaining. then in the place my staffing began, the most famous civil competition is underway on the north shore. the pipeline product, we'll check out this energy is hoping pipeline. among the favorites is 11 time, well champ, american kelly slider, later the hawaiian surfers like seth moneys, it's a chance to shine on home turf in the sport these islands gifted to the world. it's a great honor, i am the native wyatt of wine bloodsaw and i was very special to me. my whole family friends, cousin on coming down for a self exhaust. we're so grateful to kick off the championship tour here in hawaii, the birthplace of surfing, the women, a tackling pipeline for the 1st time in competition. and the hawaiians, a leading the charge non more so than hawaii, queen of surfing 5 time, well champ, carissa mold. awesome, you can actually watch like when they go out there, which really inspires people like me to sir. we do. have you ever been out of law? i'm n

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you know, i don't have a lottery in hawaii. hawaii you don't have a lot right. one of two states wheref gambling is illegal and evenes the lottery does not exist. we have people from hawaii in here. yeah,we hav there we go. >> that's right. yeah. what do you know why what is your currency like there, huh? >> it's you don't need a passport to go there. i'm sure your introduction is part of the united nations and you think it'sld part of the united states. i don't know if wed st signedat. that contract yet. i think they're still in united states purgatory or the unitedpu states limbo taxrg would you qu your job if youlo won the lotto? i don't think you would know.ld i could never quit my job ifn' i didn't have a job, i'dt die probably within a month. well, let's hope you win the lottery. lotto i tell me, do you actually doou play the lottery? do p i believe youlay keep playinger your social security number, which is six six nine one two one two one five. a real life story. 2121 oh god help us . u right. so so the guy with this guy walks into my dad's bar, right. a

i say that so she will let me stay at her pad in hawaii. >> okay, fine. >> greg: or hawaii. >> there >> greg: you heard about the dude who tried to kill the supreme court justice, and no, he was not one of the terrorists of the school board meetings. apparently he was mad about roe v. wade, and he saw killing kavanaugh as just a really late, late, late-term abortion. [audience reacts] i don't know what is upsetting to you. the creep was also very pro-gun control. so much so that he actually tried to shoot someone. it is like a recovering alcoholic celebrating his first full year of sobriety by doing shots of jack. i mean, if anything, he is now the poster child for home defense. a psychopath comes to your house, chances are you will not have cops nearby. it is like the dems who claim our country does not need guns for self-defense while sending billions of dollars in guns to the ukraine for self-defense. anyway, the failed assassin claimed he was looking for a life's purpose. okay, fine. how about joining a bowling league? [laughter] or wash your mom's car? become a big brother? they

you came to hawaii for a field hearing that i conducted relating to water security and hawaii. so, i know that you work with our native forests, continue to be attacked by invasive species, climate change, human population demands, increasing scale and intensity of wildfire, et cetera. of course, water security is there for impacted by all of those aspects. i'm hoping that the senate will pass my bill, which would require the for service to -- the possibility of designating a national forest in hawaii. we don't have that yet. that doesn't mean that we are not working with you. in fact, the for services a partner with us, two years ago, the forest service, specific southwest region, under your leadership, along with the national resources conservation services signed an mri with the hawaii department of land and natural resources on shared store ship of hawaii's watersheds. the purpose is to maintain and restore healthy and force -- sustainable watersheds in hawaii that has benefits for all of our people. as we are already halfway through the five-year amal you, i hope we can di

you came to hawaii for a field hearing that i conducted relating to water security in hawaii. so i know that you are aware that our native forests continue to be attacked but invasive species, some change, human population demands, increasing scale in and intensity of wildfire et cetera. and of course water security is therefore impacted by all of those aspects. and that hopeful that the senate will pass by bill, passed 554, which will require for service to study the possibility of designating a national forest in hawaii. we don't have that yet but that doesn't mean that we are not working with you. and in fact, the forest service is now a partner with us. two years ago the first services specific pacific near southwest region and your leadership, along with the natural resources conservation services, signed and mou with the hawaii department of land and natural resources on shared stewardship of hawaii's forest and watersheds and the purpose of the mou is to make mention and restore healthy, sustainable forest and watersheds in hawaii that continue to provide benefits for a

you came to hawaii for a field hearing that i conducted relating to water security in hawaii. i know you are aware that our native forests continue to be attacked by invasive species, climate change, human population, increasing scale and intensity of wildfire and water security is impacted by all those aspects and i'm hoping that the senate will pass my bill s 554 which would require the forest service to study the possibility of designating a national forest in hawaii. we don't have that yet but that doesn't mean we are not working with you in the forest service is now a partner with us, two years ago the forest service's pacific southwest region of your leadership along with the natural resources conservation services as signed an mou with the whole wide department of land and natural resources on shared stewardship of hawaii's forest watersheds and the purpose of the mou is to maintain and restore healthy sustainable forest and watersheds in hawaii that provide benefits for all our people so as we are already halfway through the 5 year mou i hope you can discuss a little b

we need hawaii even more than we need california 's annexation islands. were about self-government in many ways turned out to be fake, by the way, the first chairman the russian emigrant nikolai sudzilovsky became the senate; he defended the interests of the indigenous people, but he was forced to leave or sewed us citizenship in 1959 . hawaii became the fiftieth. states of america but the movement for independence. they exist there and now on june 14 , 1965, the song yesterday was recorded, which means yesterday, which is one of the most popular songs in the history of the beatles and he himself played the guitar for the first time the rest of the beatles did not participate in the recording because it is a sad song about lost love and hopes i liked it, but it was still included in the album, then released as a single and got an all-time hit. now paul mccartney considers yesterday his best songs in half a century according to him. he realized that he dedicated this song to his mother, who died when he was 14. and something you yesterday entered the guinn

if glamping hawaii is violating that law. time is 7 50, sal, you've been busy.you been able to fix that problem? that traffic problem in richmond yet? you know things are a little better . dave on the richmond bridge. i do know that that crash cleared up, but we still have slow traffic here. i'm going to show you the map on westbound 5. 80 was there for a while crash on the middle of the bridge. and the you know it just kind of left its mark. unfortunately if you are driving to the richmond bridge, i'll put up the picture here. you can see that traffic is better than it was, but it's still pretty slow. as you drive across the bridge if you're driving on the east or freeway that traffic is okay, heading out to the bay bridge toll plaza , which you will see is backed up a little bit. it's backed up for about a 10 minute delay as you drive through, if you want to use the same mateo bridge that might be a little better. it's a little a problem in sunnyvale all morning long sat down one on one north of the lawrence expressway, which you see there is the remainder of

security in hawaii. i know what you're worried are natives forest continued to be attacked by ace species, human population demand, increasing scale and intensity water security by the aspects. i'm hoping the senate will pass my bill which would require the forest service to study the possibility of designating a national forest in hawaii. we don't have that yet. the partner with us two years ago the forest service southwest region under your leadership along with the national resources conservation services signed an mou with the hawaii department of land and natural resources, our shared stewardship of watersheds and the purpose of mou is to maintain and restore healthy watersheds in hawaii that contains benefits for all of our people. so as we arty have faith of the five year, i hope you can discuss a little bit about the progress of you as well as various parties that have been engaged and provide additional details to my staff following this meeting. >> first of all i enjoyed my time in the pacific

jose enrique: i think we're higher than hawaii, which is crazy.waii imports, like, a lot, and we're, like, even higher than them. but i think it'll changeyou know. and it's like, what you're doing and what we want to strive for--i said it before. i think that's what it is, you know? daniella: sí. i think it will change as soon as there is more support for this change to happen. for me, that was one of the most beautiful things to see from this hurricane, you know? really see people coming together. forget about whatever helps are coming or not coming or when they're coming. we need to do this ourselves, and we need to do it now. pedro: we need to be aware of each other's needs. what do you need? what do you need? what do you need? what do you need? pepe: puerto rico, to me and to all of us, is the most beautiful place in the world, and i would never leave this little island for anywhere in the universe. and i've traveled the world. daniella: salud to that. pepe: puerto rico is unique. salud. daniella: salud to that. yes. q÷w q (upbeat music) [roy]

we are renters in hawaii and talked recently with my whole landlords and they said we rented from them and they said thank you so much for taking care of our home because they have read, they are so fearful of having to go out and find somebody if they don't know to rent their house because of all of these scams they do not know what is going to happen so the house that they built the grays their kids end. it is sad to see that people do not feel like they have legal recourse to be able to take action against those who seek to do harm or who are crowded themselves. >> kayleigh: yeah because they are victims to the paid a deposit and signed a lease that is what is also hard there's the real criminal is that fake landlord that has been disappeared with no recourse. >> harris: more outnumbered next. >> we'll be here drug without him john roberts joined sandra smith and me at the top of the hour for america reports will see you then. 's who i do something harris a look at me so i will move. >> tulsi: in case you missed it tells you do not dance just now. gazing misted an american woman has

five other states have similar laws that are now in jeopardy -- california, hawaii, maryland, massachusetts, and new jersey. we'll get an update from slate writer mark joseph stern who says "clarence thomas' maximalist second amendment ruling is a nightmare for gun control." then, the house select committee to investigate the january 6 on the capitol reveals new details about donald trump's efforts to pressure the justice department to subvert the election. >> i want to make sure we do not gloss this over. just say it was corrupt and leave the rest to us. the president wanted the top justice officials to declare the election was corrupt even though he knew it was absolutely no evidence to support that statement. a make congressmember adam kinzinger led the questioning of former top justice department officials like transformer acting deputy attorney general richard donoghue. >> i said, mr. president, within 24, , 72 hours you could have hundreds and hundreds of resignation with your entire justice department because of your actions. what is that going to say that you? amy: we will bring you

i love the ocean, grew up in hawaii surfing, video my husband made with the go pro.. words can't describe it. >> dana: you could teach tell youguys ought to bring the show tout hawaii. >> greg: how do you say it again? "the five" does a show in hawaii. >> i will take you all out. >> judge jeanine: it's a deal. we have all agreed. >> greg: also surfing. >> judge jeanine: i agree. >> greg: surf and ballroom dance? >> judge jeanine: that's it for us. "special report" is up next. >> bret: if you guys are going out there. you need to talk to me. i will just be on the other volcano over. >> judge jeanine: we'll include you. >> bret: okay, good. welcome to washington i'm bret baier. a man warmed a pistol, knife, and other weapons charged for the attempted murder of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. 26-year-old nicholas roski from simi valley, california telling officers he wanted to kill kavanaugh. he was arrested early this morning neither justice's home. now, we're getting word tonight that the lef

they spend a bit of time out in hawaii. >> take note of how she says "hawaii." >> coming up next, a huge day of primaries in america as democrats face a possible referendum on their radical policies. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> it's another big day of primaries in america as some democratic policies get put to the test. voters in seven states will give us a clue as to what's on the minds of americans setting the stage for what's going to happen five months from now in the midterms. cnn's data guru seems to be getting more confident of a red wave. watch here. >> since 1938, the republican two-point lead on the generic congressional ballot is the best position for republicans at this point in any midterm cycle in over 80 years. it beats 2010 when republicans were up a point. it beats '14, 2002, 1998, where democrats led by a point. in all of those four prior examples that make this list of the top five, look at that, who won a majority? it was the republicans who won a majority. >> and signs that the blue wave could be crashing big time in california thanks to rising crime and homelessness. two of the nation

any hill flew in from new zealand >> i and brittany flew in from hawaii to catch your first 4 years. nba championship parade could make it any game. so i had to be here for this moment celebrate with the team with all these fans. >> warriors fans say this season was a roller coaster, but the team proved that they were this and san francisco camila barco kron. 4 news. our sports director jason dumas was live on the parade route all day today. he was able to catch up with so many people among them, east bay. congressman barber lead to hear about her experience at the parade. >> how congress want? you have a fun tonight? it. it's been one, you know, trying couple of years for everybody pandemic stuff. how cool is it? >> to forget about that for a second and just get together and enjoy a day like there's so much. >> and when we have a moment of joy and celebration, we need to embrace it. and that's what everyone that. >> awesome. thank you, congressman. it take care and asked congresswoman barbara lee right there. >> and we're bringing you all the special moments from the championship pa

prepping to kayak from california to hawaii. had to be rescued six days into his first try. he lost his anchor in the middle of the pacific and after tweaking the anchor, he is trying again and we talked to him about his motivation for this seven day, 2400 nautical mile journey. >> a and said this, he said look, those days will be so long and they will feel so long and imagine it and imagine what you can do in 70 days but in the scale of your life, it is two months and it is nothing. >> reporter: in 2016 he was in a group that set up guinness world record from monterey to honolulu and he said he is waiting for the right whether to leave and it could be as early as this weekend. >>> today, they talk and tomorrow they play. it is media day and hello to steph curry and media day for the nba finals and we will hear from the warriors as they get ready for game 1. we have that next. this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! i

and not for the first time, but the failure of the test of hypersonic weapons, which took place in hawaiiiefly told news agencies problems arose after ignition, clarified in the ministry of defense was not provided with other details, but we emphasized that we will report on the progress in the schedule at the beginning of 2020, it's time to look at the calendar called 2020 from the hand fifth year, and, most likely, american hypersonic weapons. in 2027-2030, we will see australia as the main contractor in the american hypersonic weapons program - boeing also has a locket martin contract and it is difficult to suspect these giants of a lack of money. what they really lack. so it was success in fundamental science that the pentagon put an end to the study of hypersonic technologies back in the eighties during this time. seriously affected, design engineering and even mathematical school, the united states of america are working in a splayed state; they are mainly military uh concerns that are trying to follow their own path, but this requires large funds. and this spreading of fingers most

you came to hawaii and water security in hawaii. i know you are aware are native forest continue to be attacked by invasive species, climate change, human population, demands, increasing scale and intensity of wildfire et cetera. of course a lot of security is impacted by all those aspects. i'm hope the senate will pass my bill which would require the forest service to study the possibility of b designating a national force in hawaii. we do not have that yet. but that doesn't mean we are not working with you. in fact the forest services under your leadership along with the national resources conservation services signed an mou with the how i department of natural resources are shared stewardship to restore a healthy and sustainable watersheds to provide benefits for all of ourp people. so, we are already halfway through the five-year moui hope we can discuss a little bit about the progress made to date with the shared stewardship mou as well as the various parties thatt have been engaged in the provide additional detail to my staff

in hawaii, we are all proud of pearl harbor naval 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 to hearing from you this afternoon, about how 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 tsai op. this 20-year program to improve the infrastructure project has been neglected for many years and hasse we have to get it right. we are relying on the digital twin modeling and simulation effort to develop the most efficient, and productively up for operations at the for public shipyards. and last year, for example, we had to add $250 million, to fund the dry dock at the portsmouth naval shipyard due to unexpected ballooning of the estimated cost. we need to understand, what steps the navy has taken to ensure we have better cost estimates of the projects we are undertaking. and this will be imp

in fact, we're tapping into some subtropical moisture from hawaii out in the pacific. and that's going to bring us some much needed rain for our north bay valleys. so let's take a look at napa out there right now. >> current conditions for firefighters battling the old fire. 67 degrees. 52% relative humidity. so a lot of moisture out there. unfortunately, wind speeds on the breezy side in the teens at 15 miles per hour with gusts upwards of 20 miles per hour or less. but as you can see, we're tracking a very rare june storm already knocking on santa rosa's door, but currently over guerneville and windsor. >> bringing light rain there and we're going to notice a lot more rain making its way throughout tonight, especially areas south of golden gate bridge because it is tapping into subtropical moisture from hawaii. so thanks to that plume of moisture. we're going to see some widespread light showers for those of you in the north bay shortly before midnight tonight for the rest of the bay area. not going to arrive until after midnight. so during the overnight hours that s

i keep telling the consul general that we should send a reporter with you when you go to hawaii, but,now, we're still working on it. any final thoughts? anything you wanna add, senor consul, before we let you go? consul sanchez ventura: yes, we made the community to see the effort that we are doing in our jurisdiction because we are serving one million of mexicans here, but these people are working in different kind of services in the fields, in different factories, and we support the human rights, yes, because they, the mexicans here are people who are working. we are--they are contributing within the economy of the united states, and there are people, with a lot of efforts, are working and giving some help to the families in mexico, and this is a good effort, yes, and the consulate of mexico, well, we are a large representation in the united states, 50 offices in the united states, and most of them, we are serving the communities. it's one of the largest in the world in another country, and in san francisco, we are very happy to serve, restarting the service, i guess, with a lot of

we need hawaii even more than we needed california's annexation islands.it was about self-government that turned out to be fake in many ways, by the way, the first chairman of the senate was the russian emigrant nikolai sudzilovsky , he defended the interests of the indigenous people, but he was forced to leave and was deprived of us citizenship in 1959 . became the fiftieth state of america, but the independence movement exists there and now on june 14, 1965 the song yesterday was recorded, which means yesterday is one of the most popular songs in the history of the beatles show itself he sang and played the guitar himself for the first time the rest of the beatles did not participate in the recording. because they didn’t like this sad song about lost love and hopes, but they nevertheless included it in the helppic album, then released it as a single and got a hit for all time. now paul mccartney considers eating ideas his best songs in half a century according to him. he realized that he dedicated this song to his mother, who died when he was 14 entered

the chair now recognizes the gentleman from hawaii, mr. case, for five minutes. mr. case: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today with my colleagues to recognize and honor the self-less service of the japanese americans who served our country in world war ii with the famed 100th i fantry battalion of hawaii. this year the fabled 100s celebrates its 80 anniversary. the battalion was supposed of 1,400 americans whose loyalties was questioned by our government following the attacks on pearl harbor and much worse. although much of the u.s. public looked upon them with disdain and september kucinich, these--september sism these soldiers persevered. their story is one of patriotism, tenacity, and courage. following the attacks on pearl harbor and with anti-japanese hysteria were at its peak, these young men raised their hands and demanded the right to defend america. with the support of u.s. military officers and others in hawaii and elsewhere, the federal government eventually created an owl nesei or second generation japanese american army yeunt the 100th infantry battali

when i, when 8th meet the locals determined to keep hawaii's, hawaii on al jazeera. ah ah, i forget what she had 0. remind about top stories issa such and rescue operations have been called off in some regions of afghanistan after the country experienced its worst earthquake in 20 years. at least 1500 people have been killed. the taliban governments made an urgent appeal for international health. the supreme court has had that done at landmark victory to gun rights advocates rule that restrictions put in place by new york state on carrying concealed handguns in public on constitution. european unity laid as a set to announce a decision on whether ukraine can become my candidate to join. the block keeps bid, as expected, spirit receive resounding support goods gaining full membership that could take years to columbia, where former fault rebels are expected to give more details about the kidnappings committed by the group. during decades of conflict, it is the final day of a peace tribunal. the former fight is of already admitted to war crimes that crossed her addison

so hawaii figured it out. we need to make a change so the state is now getting over 38% of its power from renewable sources with the goal of 100% renewable power by 2045. so as we debate impacts on oil and gas sly supplies of russia's invasion, we also need to keep our eyes on making our country much more energy self sufficient in the long term. that's where hawaii is going and that's where out the rest of the country should pay attention to. so madam secretary, thank you very much. deputy secretary module, and ms. fanone can, for coming before this committee. members will have until close of business tomorrow to submit additional questions for the record. the committee stands adjourned. next hearing looking at the inequities in the financial system for people with disabilities. apparel of disability rights advocates discussed several topics including access to housing, employment opportunities, and job training. this hearing was held by a house financial services subcommittee. they also talked about the growi

well hello and aloha from hawaii. thank you so much bill.

particularly pleased to see the rates in hawaii are coming down. as i recall from our previous reviews of this those rates seemed to be going up quite considerbly and this is good news for our members. with that, i open up for questions or comments from other commissioners. >> could you take a motion to accept these rates as presented? >> yes, i would. yes. thank you. >> i am making that motion. >> related card? >> yes. >> i second the motion. >> moved and seconded we accept the proposal with the related fee cards. with that, we can open up for further discussion. ask you-you alluded to national trends and how this fits in. i may have miss ed in the slide but what are the national trend in this setting? >> we are generally 6 to 7 percent for national cost trends. a lot depends on medicare plans on things like star rating and what's happening with experience in the plans and as executive director ann said we closely monitor experience with both kaiser and united health care so we say generally if rates are coming in 5 percent or less that would be l

the honolulu police on hawaii tick spots for a practice run when they deployed the canaan robot to check the temperatures of on house people during the height of the corona virus pandemic. critics warned this was dehumanizing visitors to this park and seeing a poor responded with mixed emotions. when a robo dog was sent out to ensure that people maintain safe distance, said that it was it's cameras and artificial intelligence record the number of people. i think it's quite light, like the black mirror, kind of like we're always under surveillance l times. i think it's pretty cool. we can keep the sense that, you know, some monies is looking around just to make sure that the people around us, hey, this mike, look more like a giraffe than a dog. but spots mucus iteration has been equipped with a gripping arm right now the robots just sensing the world. but the moment that a consent to well and interact with it based on wednesday that starts opening up wide variety new applications for, for spot with so many uses. we have lots to look forward to, by the way spot has proven that is god moves

the company is using the local government is investigating if clamping hawaii violated that law.uc berkeley research team may have discovered the first free floating black hole, according to science daily. the researchers say they think the object is four times the mass of the sun and could also be a neutron star. they said they hope to gather more information from nasa's hubble tape space telescope as they work to learn more about the object coming up here on the nine the second set of public hearings investigating the january 6th capital, right happening right now we're having it for you live over on the plus. but coming up in a minute what you can expect from today's hearing and the key witness who is not appearing as planned. also ahead, a nonprofit is helping those who were previously incarcerated transition to the workforce or about to talk live with a man who was behind bars for 45 years and is now a job coach in the program. illinois is in the middle. and what do you find in the middle? ♪ meet us in the middle of the mother road. we're in the middle of dinosaurs! welcome

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central, leach, they're concerned about not just non food items and getting people to shelters and hawaii medical law. but it also preventing waterborne diseases, the taliban that government has called for international support. but it might prove hard to get since the taliban seized power last year, some international agencies have left afghanistan and billions of euros in development. aid were held back more than 60 percent of the population relies on aid to survive the earthquake and only worse in their dire tremendous tarion situation. we have neil turner, afghanistan, country director at the norwegian refugee council. joining us, welcome to the program, neal. humanitarian aid had already been fairly limited the past year. where does this disaster put the country? well, this is a catastrophe on top of a crisis. it has misery on top of misery for the outcome. people that have spin shantarian crisis course by economic collapse. i'm the fact that i can stand is prone to a number of natural disasters. we're coming out of a drought. we have floods. we have earthquakes already this year. th