i love hawaii. there a way to do this correctly that is not just exattractive? that is not just love? >> i don't like to put the bonus on individual families. it is not an individual consumer problem. the answer is probably not. there are things you can do. don't come as tourist. come as a visitor. it is accountability. >> it's squishy! >> look what you did. you got me moving again. thank you. can a cream really reduce wrinkles? more than one hundred women tried l'oreal triple power. my smile lines and the wrinkles have diminished. triple power visibly reduces wrinkles, firms and brightens. i saw results in 1 week. it absolutely works. revitalift triplepower from l'oreal paris. it does what it says. ♪ (music plays throughout) ♪ ♪ ♪ another round? i'm good. ♪ let's do a song ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tech: cracked windshield? trust safelite. we'll replace your glass and recalibrate your vehicle's camera, so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly. don't wait--schedule now. >> singers: ♪ s

hawaii. you haven't seen a map lately, it's still in the same spot. halfway between the pacific coast of north america and the pacific coast of asia. hawaii. native hawaiians were excellent farmers. ok. native hawaiians were excellent farmers. they were highly productive farmers. so when colonizers arrived in hawaii, starting in the 1770's. when colonizers arrived in the 1770's, they're going to find very produktive -- productive farmland being farmed by native hawaiians who live there. however -- ok. i have a slide -- this slide is also on canvas. we'll go through the list and i'll explain them as we go. ok. another thing that happens, though, when colonizers get there they are primarily visiting hawaii on larger trade routes. so you see people predominantly americans coming from the pacific northwest where they're engaging in fur and hide trade, traveling to china, and as they stop along that trade route they'd often stop in hawaii. a place where they can get food, resupply their ship. it's

i'm going to hawaii with my family and we want to have our hawaii experience. i'm only here for six nights and seven days. during covid, what was that like? >> we talk about it all the time, there was a weird dynamic, it was great. people had to enjoy things with her family yet we need to go back to work. >> this is the town factory. the town factory is tourism. >> a lot of interesting conversation to be had. >> people started coming here to remote work, whether it is for a little while or whether to move. i was one of those people. i don't know if it is possible to move to hawaii and not be an a whole. >> you have the privilege and the entitlement and the money to come and live here and there are so many hawaiians that are leaving to go to las vegas. there are so many hawaiians there. it is sad that my people have to move away but then you can come in. >> this is hard. to own a home where start $7 million, it is impossible. that is crazy. >> real estate prices have gone up across america. in hawaii, prices have shot up 36%. the halves have decided that they wa

hawaii has become. e.hat is commonly called such an object, uh, camera diplomacy, and first the english squadron sailed there to seek their interests, then the french squadron yes protects its interests with their representatives. in general, it became clear that sooner or later in the era of this. active colonialism, which was carried out by the european powers, and hawaii and in general, independent existence for a relatively short time is a question. well , in who, respectively, uh, hawaii was subjugating itself by annexing various territories to washington. in general, according to a well-established well-established scheme. first, a coup takes place, the legitimate power to power is eliminated. comes the americans who proclaims an independent republic also there were also verses from california that traded from mexico; there were also from the hawaiian islands in 1893 . they declared themselves independent. well, then the truth is, washington sort of disavowed this decision for a while. the queen has

how else are they maintain power in hawaii or population? we just talked about how me go spending 2 hours a day in traffic. was all americans are when i yes. ah, we are the evidence. oh, the nationalization where the evidence of the war cry. we are not the war crimes ourselves. what. what you already is an independent country, all that was overthrown any to 93, was our government by the united states, not our country. so our country is still an independent state, but we're not in control of our independence. we're occupied bmw. this book overthrow is an attempt to show the times that america over through foreign governments over a long period in the united states, at least in a relative sense, is declining in power in the world. and we can still remain, and i believe will still remain a potent dominant force in the world. but we need to accept that the conditions of past decades don't exist anymore. and we're not used to this. we're not ready for this psychologically. americans have always been on top. we think of ourselves is always getting

and a few years later, hawaii became part of the united states. so this is the place that us marines landed. this road here is where they marched from honolulu harbor and they occupied this location right here when they invaded my country, the hiking them. so we're at right now. this is where cap smith, this is headquarters for the pacific command. and it overlooks per harbor and pro harbor is a naval base for the united states. so it falls under the command structure of the pacific command. ah, what you was taken by the united states were invaded in order for the united states to control per harbor. because of hawaii's location, it's central central in the central pacific. so there's a central location that ships could enter hawaii ports after disarming, refurbish, leave home ports, re arm, and go back fighting a metaphor who it was in wine island by money, by greed. and so it was done it in relation to represent all the things that was happening and won't be eating $19.93. so what we see rising out of the land out of the ocean are these giant mo

after the annexation of hawaii in 1898 to the united states of america, one must understand that hawaiias a full-fledged territory. this is what was such a term territory, and the state of hawaii will become only in 1959 on the one hand. and here is the situation at the end of the 19th century. yes, territorial administratively, it was beneficial for large hawaiian business and for the united states, that is, in general, it was quite mutually beneficial trade on the other hand, labor legislation, for example, on the indigenous population who worked on these plantations. on the way, the face did not spread and it is precisely possible. that is why already in 1954 there will be such an event, which is sometimes called the naked democratic revolution, yes, that is, when hawaii was already part of the united states, there was another revolution, when just the same , well let's say so working class native hawaiians. they tried to get protection and respect of their rights today, the indigenous people of the hawaiian islands are the hawaiians. uh. of course, there are movements in favor of se

visitors to hawaii are helping clear the shelters. we will show you where some lucky island dogs are landing here in the bay area for adoption, and how you can help, next. >>> i am chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a comfortable 83 degrees right now. llwi hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novels. dogs have been such an important part of my life. i have flinn and a new puppy. as i was writing, i found that i just wasn't as sharp and i new i needed to do something so i started taking prevagen. i realized that i was much more clear and i was remembering the details that i was supposed to. prevagen keeps my brain working right. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> pineapples, ukuleles, sunburns, the common souvenirs people bring back from hawaii. >> some passengers have special card on the way home from hawaii now. they're helping to clear the shelters. how and where you might be asked to get involved. >> reporter: it is an everyday monday night at san jose international airport. the normal passeng

>> i don't know, i think a lot of native hawaii's hawaii and sovereignty. own country back the way that a lot of people in puerto rico feel, that that they be allowed to make decisions for themselves. i think the relationship of the united states government is uneasy at best for a lot of native hawaiians. your program as always, i'm not just saying that because i know i love you, it's always fascinating, i always learn a lot. so thank you, come on. i'll see you soon. >> thank you. >> be sure to tune into the united states of america with kamau bell, it airs sunday at 10 pm, only on cnn. and thanks everyone for watching. our coverage continues. our coverage continues. (jackie) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... i ignored them. but when the twitching and jerking in my face and hands affected my day to day... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about austedo. she said that austedo helps reduce td movements in adults... while i continue wi

>> i mean, i think a lot of people outside of hawaii think that tourism is the solution to hawaii's problemsians have in tourism are low wage jobs. a lot of the hotels, even though they're back at full capacity haven't brought back all the unionized workers, so tourism is not the solution in hawaii. that is what i talked to a lot of people about. >> which raised the question, you make this point, this is a generational issue right? not something that just developed over the course of the last two or three years because of covid or post covid. when you talk to native hawaiians what do they lay out as the ideal situation? do they want mainland people completely removed from the island? or is there some way for those individuals to play a positive role economically or otherwise and why? >> just to be clear native hawaiians don't all think the exact same way but i will say this. if you talk to too many native hawaiians for a long enough time they'll talk about how hawaii did not agree to become part of america. they say the land was stolen by america. a lot of the problems of hawaii are the fact

so listen, this isn't new for hawaii.trying to control and use the land, resources, for generations. >> yeah, you think about why. as i say in the episode. it literally, the land is so fertile it could grow rocks. you know damien? and yet most of the food is important. which puts them in a very vulnerable position because the way that they are set up in america. they could grow all the food they needed more, could be exploited, yet the way that they are set up through the u.s. government they import most of the food. >> so what's the answer, because the big questions you asked throughout the episode is can you move to hawaii without being a jerk? so what's the answer? how do you fix it? >> i mean, it's a complicated question. i think overwhelmingly, the answer is no. but if you have to, be careful. and trying to do it the right way. i mean, my family has been to hawaii several times. i went with my kids, my wife has gone a lot in her life. but we understand that we want to connect with locals, make friends of people. and

and it is five one, hawaii and in the sixth luke kuramoto sealing the deal the strikeout hawaii winsw speaking of international championship game chinese taipei and curacao bottom three scoreless, jaden luisa rbi single through the right side one. nothing curse out top six now, he's fired up wayne young food deep drive to center davie jay rica. that's a big league play at the wall and curse out wins one-nothing. they'll take on hawaii tomorrow in the championship. hey, you see this? oh. all right. that's cal longstepper jake aguayo with the accurate long snap in the locker room. it took the top off the water bottle dion check out the reactions. talk about accuracy one week from today. cal will begin the regular season. uc davis, but i do not believe water bottles on the field be part of the game, but it's nice to know your lung snapper is like laser accurate with that snap. i'm super impressed. although that distance was decidedly shorter than like what he really should be kicking right? it's hard to sound that video, but the fact of the matter is to knock that little cap off the sti

again hawaii tries to do that.ne of the things hawaiians look at certain aspects of their aown indigenous as for example female and have them sitting in the upper house while also say we have a written constitution. you can see they don't realize it away we do sometimes realize both things on the work of the constitution and again, trying to work out and also in their own way. >> yes, the question is surprisingly i want to say with the general one for another moment which picks up on the o point that the constitution democracy don't necessarily handle, define systematic differences in the relationship of the war in the constitution and upper raisin citizens complaint, define nondemocratic. >> nondemocratic. >> less responsive of rights? >> i'm not sure i fully understand the question. i think it is important, nowhere is democratic and 18th centuries. but clearly there are parts of the world and constitutions like china with constitution making but i'm not sure. >> but leave it at that there's a follow-up question t

. >>> a popular social media model is under arrest in hawaii, accused of killing her boyfriend. police say she has a history of domestic violence against him, and some of that was caught on camera. here is abc's christine sloan. >> and ms. clenney, how old are you? >> i'm 26. >> reporter: this morning social media personality and only fans model courtney clenney, also known as courtney taylor has made her first court appearance in hawaii after being charged in the murder of her boyfriend. investigators releasing this video from earlier this year. they say it shows clenney repeatedly punching boyfriend christian obumseli inside a private elevator in their miami high-rise. prosecutors say weeks later in april, clenney stabbed obumseli to death and then called 911. >> on that 911 call, christian can be heard in the background repeatedly saying that he was dieing, and he was losing feeling in his arm. defendant clenney is also heard saying "i'm so sorry, baby." >> reporter: the arrest warrant revealing a tumultuous relationship between the social media influencer, who has millions o

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hawaii's rustin hyoto two-run shot to center is five one, hawaii and in the sixth as larry beale wasstrikeout hawaii wins five one and they will take on the international winner in the international championship those highlights chinese taipei. and curacao will eventually get there i think. maybe not. curacao won the game one nothing. so the hawaii and curacao tomorrow, that game is on abc 7. as we hit the famous freeze frame deon and little league it is suspenseful and i'm giving you the update of that game. guys, okay chris. we will wait for the sports segment at 6 o'clock. how about that? maybe you know things happen sometime a little bit technical difficulties, but we no problem we get it. all right, chris. thanks. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. i'm bringing back two of my fan favorites, french toast sticks and my former employee mark hamill. jack? let's do this! okay? french toast sticks and me, mark hamill, back for a limited time. i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for a

and again, hawaii do does that. i also think it's probably over but that one of the things the hawaiians didn't quite do is keep certain aspects of their own indigenous culture and witticisms as for example have them put it in the upper house while also saying we have a written constitution so you can see they don't of course realize it until is now some way through but you can see the actors, both things, the attraction and the lord of the constitution but also trying to see tihow they can make this interest and again trying to work out an admiration which is distinctive but also using it in a certain way. >> and the questions are now really dropping and unsurprisingly there are a couple who write more about specific patients but i want to stay with the more general ones for another minute here. which ask up on your point that the constitutions and democracies don't necessarily go hand-in-hand. could you pfind systematic differences in war constitutions were democratic and nondemocratic? we often think on the democ

that is the first time hawaii trailed alternate. there is the leadoff home run.to-back home hawaii never looked back. angel at the plate again. that is lovely. a game-winning rbs angle. it is dog pile team. -- time. two weeks from today, the 49ers open the regular season in chicago against the bears. the preseason finally over and cut down date is tuesday. the 49ers need to get the roster to 53 players. we know that george kittle is on the roster. he is entering year six. you can feel the emotion in his voice. he is ready to play. >> i am ready to play football. definitely looking for to these practices. i think we will be able to refine a lot of the things. just continue to work on that, continue to get reps as an offense. the boys are ready to go out and hit people that are not the niners. >> they are ready to just go after someone else. can you imagine being this close and yet so far away? >> patients, chris alvarez. >> i can't, i am ready. >> a quick reminder that you can get our live newscast, breaking news, weather and much more with our abc 7 bay area stre

authorities in hawaii arrested gary ramirez.ties say dna evidence ties him to a murder in sunnyvale. the woman was stabbed 59 times. her body was found about 100 yards away. authorities arrested him on the island of maui saying that he has no prior criminal record. not clear when he'll make a court appearance. >>> on covid vaccinations for children, the bay area is seeing the highest vaccination rates in the state. as of last week 8 out of the 9 bay area counties among the top 10 with children vaccination. however some parents are skeptical about the possible side effects. we spoke with dr. ross mckinnie saying the reality is covid can be deadly and getting the child vaccinated is vital. >> when you get kids together in school they start spreading things. we'll see a spike of covid in kids. we know because once they get together in school, you get outbreaks. so why not protect them? >> he also stresses getting the vaccine along with the regular back to school vaccines will not produce more side effects. >>> the open ended strike

is really quite astonishing i would say that what is the benefit and some in hawaii and growing then national movement we don't know and in different areas and. [inaudible]. >> and of course the great example of you discussed and using plastics constitution for empire billion worries japan. >> yes indeed. enemy japan is increasingly threatened by europeans but also americans power by the 1860s and partly getting to the cause of the major restoration in many revolutions and at that point is determinedat that it will have s own constitution it and eventually implemented it in 1889 but this is a classic example of a long demographic and electoral and it's a. [inaudible]. and it is also an empire, as soon as japan is the constitution and modernizes and before that it's hard to increase in the farming and building up its army-navy, and expanding into different parts of land masses like korea. japan becomes like the poster child of many anti- colonial and anti- western activists and media and most of the world and in china, he demanded modern in some ways and has a constitution. so here's

we are looking at hawaii. californians who visited the island were shocked to fill up their rental cars and they saw pump prices that were much lower but briefly last week california prices were lower. today the national average price for gas is under the five dollar mark for the first time since march. california's average is higher today at $5.32 and in hawaii $5.30 per gallon. here in the bay area gas prices are falling. take a look at these numbers from aaa in san francisco, the current average $5.53, cheaper than a month ago but compared to this time last year you are paying almost 1 dollar more. let's take a look at san jose. expect the average $5.40, saving $0.50 compared to the average last month but as we saw in san francisco one mother door compared to this time last year. in oakland, you can see that almost identical prices to san jose currently $5.40. a month ago paying nearly $0.50 more per gallon but you are paying one dollar more than this time last year. livermore people can now fill up tanks w

the bay area aloha concert will bring flavor and soul of hi of hawaii to you. our organization is all about the aloha spirit, bringing the warmth and the sincerity of hawaii's people without any obligation in return. along witg with welcoming some local talent, we are very excited to t to present josh as his headline. his headliner. he expresses his solo through hawaiian songs ands and has a grammy nomination. we will have hula dance performances. for purchase, hawaiian plate lunches, salmon,d salmon, squid or beef, kahlc kahlc ice stand, which will be a hit for the kids as well as adults. >> that is always a popular one. one. >> the alcohol free event is $2. is $25. >> that is a popular one, donna. donna. i'm sorry. i don't need to cut you off here . i just want to thank you for being on the program. the bay area alohat aloha concert is this sunday, so so get your tickets online. 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. at the san mateo event center. tickets are $25 and kids under five are free. > >> this next video is getting a lot of attention. take a look. this was at a

we track kamala harris to hawaii where we caught her hiking.u call it that, with some secret service agents. wait a second, isn't barack obama in hawaii right now? is he scheduling a meeting with her? we know how barry feels about kamala. he did say she was the best-looking attorney general in america. i wonder if michelle is going to be at that meeting? whatever happens i'm sure the fbi has the place wired. if joe is on vacation and kamala is in the pacific plotting something with bk, who is running the country right now. according to reports it's shadow co-presidents ron klain and obama puppet susan rice. and they appear to really enjoy being in charge without any distractions susan rice is leading a team of about a dozen staffers and is basically running everything behind the scenes. she is the gun czar, writes biden's speeches and according to politico, senior aides said biden's trust in rice is so profound she can see and meet with him whenever she wants to. rice has walk-in privileges. i don't even give those to johnny. and ron klain, he

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

she was arrested in hawaii, and now authorities are releasing new video evidence in the case. here's abc's christine sloan. >> and, miss clenney, how old are you? >> i'm 26. >> reporter: this morning social media personality and onlyfans model courtney clenney also known as courtney taylor has made her first court appearance in hawaii after being charged in the murder of her boyfriend. investigators releasing this video from earlier this year. they say it shows clenney repeatedly punching boyfriend christian obumseli inside a private elevator in their miami high-rise. prosecutors say weeks later in april, clenney stabbed obumseli to death and then called 911. >> on that 911 call, christian can be heard in the background repeatedly saying that he was dying, and he was losing feeling in his arm. defendant clenney is also heard saying, i'm so sorry, baby. >> reporter: the arrest warrant revealing a tumultuous relationship between the social media influencer who has millions of followers and her cryptocurrency investor boyfriend with domestic violence accusations on both sides. au

hawaii's rustin hyoto two-run shot to center and it is five one, hawaii all kinds of fired up and inixth who luke, excuse me, you're a moto seals the deal with the strikeout hawaii wins 5-1. they will take on the international winner in the international championship. it was chinese taipei and curaÇao bottom three scoreless jaden luisa rbi single to write one nothing curacao top of the six. wang young food deep drive to center davie j ryka look at this. this is a big league play at the wall what a catch and curacao wins one nothing they'll take on hawaii in the championship on sunday. third round at the tour championship weather started out nice in atlanta. and so was scottie sheffler on eight the birdie will fall his first pretty of the round though sandra schlafly now on eight same hole good look at a birdie and a chance for the co-lead, but it slides on by and just how close was it? i mean game of inches and even less and then the weather changed and play was delayed round three play will resume on sunday morning ahead of the final round. hey to see this, this is atlanta braves ma

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hawaii is a paradise. but for whom? w.l goes beyond the beaches of hawaii to explain the tensions between visitors and locals in an all new episode of united shades of manager. >> is it possible to be in hawaii and not -- >> so that's my question. >> yeah. >> oh, man. i think in current times, especially if you know better, especially if it was a choice, no, there is no way to move to hawaii in my opinion and not be a part of what contributes to our harmful so i mean -- >> i guess your t-shirt answered the question. >> it really is, you're taking up space. >> even if you're touristing. if you're tarristing, you're directly contributing to an industry that commodity our culture. it tells us what part of us are pretty but we're your servers. we are here to entertain you. we're here to take care of you and give, give, give. but you don't give anything back. >> whoa! that's heavy. you can catch the new episode tonight right here on cnn. >>> still ahead, senator lindsey graham's ongoing court battle hits another bump. will he h

and for justice but it's better than never knowing.e suspect in this case will be bak in court in hawaii tomorrow for an extradition hearing. kpix5. > >> san francisco's monkey pox ve clinic at sf general will be open to walk ins tomorrow through saturday starting at 8:00 a.m. thanks to a fresh infn of more than 10,000 doses. the clinic gave out 750 today to eve in line. people who waited in the long lines said they want protection from the virus as soon as possible. >> i'm a gayman, i live man, ie in san francisco and i don't want to take any risks. > >> the agency sited a 2015 study 2015 study that found patients who received smaller doses had r immune response as those who got got the traditional shot. > >> at the state capital, san fro senator scott weiner led the first hearing of a special legislative committee investigag the response to the outbreak. >> when this outbreak started ie spring, the u.s. government did not have any sense of urgency in any sense of urgency in ordering ordering more doses. and also allowed some, a number of doses to be the diverted to europe. >> last week

how police tracked him down in hawaii. >>> tense moments as parents confront mayor libby shaáf.schaff what has them so upset. >>> we knew then he was special. >>> new at 11:00, santa rosa is the latest bay area city to set a cap on short term rannal. property owners say they're trying to make a living but opponents tell ktuv5 they're living a nightmare. >>> the city council voted to adopt an urgency ordnance to limit the amount of short term rannals in santa rosa to 198. it was a very tense evening. this issue has created a great divide between some neighbors. >> my problem is i move into a residentially zoned neighborhood and now i live next to a hotel. >> reporter: borales one of many residents who spoke against short rental units. >> every day is who's going to come. we've been yelled at. we've been screamed at. >> reporter: the city council was filled with people who support what borales was saying. the concerns raised centered around safety during fire events.and the nuisance to neighbors. but owners of the short term rentals also made their case. >> i'm just seeing, it's r

that's actually in saying big congratulations to hawaii.son opener against the chicago bears, one of their best players is already on ice. well, 2, actually, if you count jimmie ward, but right now we're talking about deebo samuel dubose suffered a bruise behind his knee. >> we're not trying fully understand that, but he didn't even practice today. tonight expected to be out all week. they said the bruise occurred during this player looking at it was during the texans game on thursday. the only target deebo had during the game got tangled up with texan quarterback stephen nelson. it's supposed to be ready for that opener in a couple weeks. but of course, we're going to monitoring that injury closely the way deebo plays so fast. so physical hard not for him to get banged up. >> from time to time, noel, back to you. kate. go i'm very proud of those kids. those very cute. thank you. >> we want to get your check out your 4 zone forecast tonight. taking a live look at transamerica. pyramid in downtown san francisco. no fog to speak of right now.

a flight heading to hawaii turned around in the middle of the sky due to a mechanical issue. we spotted the flight landing at oakland airport. a plane took of took off just before 9:30 a.m. while over the ocean the plane had to turn around.> >> san francisco police have identified and arrested severals several suspects in the attack of an asian woman last month. >> reporter: >> reporter: you mentioned that they were young. one of them was was only 11 years old. they are accused in the's attack that happened at the end of july on francisco street. four juveniles approach a 70-year-old woman and followed her into the lobby of a building, attacked her, and and took a property. the woman is okay, but the suspects include an 18-year-old from oak. from oakland. the others are ages 11, 13, and 14. the police arrested three of them on an unrelated incident. the goal of the department is to stop crimes crimes before they happen. >> we stepped up our presence in in high crime areas as well as areas where the most vulnerable people live and work. we have our supervisor here. we would no

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hawaii's honolulu team won this afternoon against the caribbean nation by 13-3 that is the fourth time a team from hawaii has won the championship >>> and a baseball card just shattered all records at auction. this rare 1952 mint condition mickey mantle card just sold for, get this, $12.6 million. the highest amount ever paid for any sports memorabilia, ever espn reports the card sat in a basement of a truck driver for years before a collector bought it this the 1980s. it passed through collectors before selling for that massive price. check your boxes in the basement >>> from one sports legend to another, tennis great serena williams begins what is likely her final tennis tournament tomorrow fans from around the world are spending big money for tickets at the u.s. open, knowing any match could be her last emilie ikeda has more. >> reporter: serena williams is gearing up to say goodbye after decades of dominating center court, with her power, grace, and grit the tennis legend winning the australian open in 2017 when she was two months pregnant now, she hopes to grow that family, tellin

[ cheers ] >> hawaii got back-to-back home runs in the bottom of the first inning. score 13-3 in just four innings. under little league rules, a team wins if it's leading by ten runs or more after four innings. this is hawaii's fourth little league world series title. >>> still to come, bargain movie tickets. the super low price you could pay to catch a new movie on the big screen. but it won't last forever. it wo. ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. time for ache and burn! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those'll probably pass by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. xiidra? no! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is approved to treat the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and unusual taste sensation. got any room in your eye? ask your doctor if a 90-day pre