yes, senators in those years openly called hawaii a base for military purposes of the hawaiian case, quite interesting considering what really happened there? the overthrow of power, and. the americans staged, yes, and refreshment, there is the last king of hawaii, uh, in order to take advantage of this situation of instability, but to join, uh, these. eh, the islands to yourself, that is, initially. it was just some kind of territory, which, uh, was located there, by the way, us military installations there, only in the fifty-ninth year. hawaii received the status of a state and here only because it was located there, the famous pearl harbor base, the local population until then was forbidden to vote for high positions, but in 1993 an amazing thing happened. the united states apologized to the hawaiian people for overthrowing power almost 100 years ago. that's just what it changed november 23, 1993 was accepted. the so-called resolution of apology in the document, the us government admits that the hawaiians did not openly renounce their government and independence. however, the form

one thing we had in mind was to utilize the ingredients from hawaii.movement, is to really utilize all the products that were going in hawaii at that time and then encouraging farmers to do more. >> we've also had all kinds of meat that have come in like maui cattle company. there's piggeries, as well. going back to roots on polynesian introduced plants, we have a lot of farmers doing kalo, 'ulu, all the kinds of crops that they brought -- the voyagers brought with them to hawaii. >> it's really important for us is to buy local. you know, it's really important, because this is an island. and, you know, you have to understand that most of the food products do get brought in. and what we want to do is make hawaii more sustainable. we've started this, oh, over 30 years ago. and, you know, it's really gotten to a point where, you know, people are really embracing that. ♪♪ >> in traditional hawaii, they wouldn't over-fish or over-pick crops. they took what they harvested, what they needed so that they wouldn't deplete any resource. you know, if there's seve

one of the first us targets was hawaii before uncle sam came to visit.an independent archipelago, but washington really liked the location of the state, it opened a direct route to east asia. first , a trade agreement was concluded with the king of the hawaiian islands, and then he fell out of favor in 1887. the united states carried out a coup d'état, arranged a path and forces. they took out the king sign the bayonet constitution. she deprived the monarch of almost all powers, and 75% of the population of the right to vote. the recalcitrant hawaiians tried several times to repeal that hated laws, but no one asked them on july 4, 1898. american senate. approved the accession of the archipelago to the united states as a territory. so it was designated in the resolution of the newellonian. yes, senators in those years openly called hawaii a base for military purposes of the hawaiian case, quite interesting considering what really happened there? the overthrow of power, and the americans and cynicized. yes, refreshment, there is the last king of hawaii, uh

one of the first us targets were hawaii before uncle sam came to visit.independent archipelago, but washington really liked the location of the state. it opened a direct route to east asia. first , a trade agreement was concluded with the king of the hawaiian islands, and then he fell out of favor from 1887. the united states staged a coup d'état, made way and forced the king to sign the bayonet constitution. she deprived the monarch of almost all powers, and 75% of the population of the right to vote. the recalcitrant hawaiians tried several times to cancel such hateful laws, but no one asked them on july 4, 1898. american senate. approved the accession of the archipelago to the united states as a territory. so it was designated in the newellons resolution. yes, senators in those years openly called hawaii a stronghold for military purposes. hawaiian is quite interesting, given that all this happened there? the overthrow of power, uh, and the americans staged it. yes, refreshment, there the last one turns out to be the king of hawaii. uh, in order to tak

but i would go back to hawaii. >> but you miss hawaii. that's tough.so this welcome week is about trying to strengthen bonds between civilian and military families. i would just share i i became part of a military family several years ago. it was really kind of a shock to me. i felt like i need ed to strengthen those bonds. it was very important for me for everything, for the health of my family and myself. why do you think that it's so important that we build these bridges? >> absolutely. we support our partner, my partner, the service member. so we do everything that we possibly can to make sure that everything goes smooth. but then at the end of it, the support for me is what i find in the community. so if it's not there, i'm not supported. so as a result, it can be harder for my partner to kind of understand that we are okay. i can say that we're okay until i'm blue in the face, but if i'm not, i live with my partner. they are going to recognize that. so knowing that i need to build a community. if i come to an area where it's harder like d.c. to b

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, and he just found you, or did you go to hawaii to go to this event?ow. and after the show, he was just like, where do you want to go? and i'm like, to bed. and t-pain said no. ( laughter ) and so here we are! >> stephen: and hence the raspy voice. >> yeah. >> stephen: well, yesterday was labor day. you've got your own podcast called "roy's job fair," where you talk to the regular folks out there. ( applause ) about different industries, about their jobs. why did you want to do that? >> so, i did morning radio in birmingham for ten years and one of the things we did in the 9:00 hour, it was we would just invite listeners-- if you were working somewhere that's hiring, call our show and tell us, so that people who are unemployed will just know. it was kind of like an audible craigslist, back in, like '03, '04. and so, when the pandemic hit and unemployment rose, i was trying to figure out a way to do that again, and the station i worked at in birmingham had already fired me, so that wasn't an option. ( laughter ) so, podcasting we go. and it's been great

we did this in hawaii in 1970. voters in states pushing back against the radical legislators and exercising their rights to bring abortion to the belt including states like kansas and michigan, this bill would overrule their efforts. but of course to add to their utter hypocrisy in states like texas, or mississippi want to be more restrictive. even more harmful to women than a 15 week bayonne that would be a okay according to the senator from south carolina and has allowing republicans to regain control of congress would be catastrophic. not only for women but for our oentire country because when we women cannot control but we do with our bodies of course this impacts our families, our communities, our economy. so at this november people are going to have a choice. do you want to let extreme magay republicans tell you what you can and can't do with your own body? or do you want to hold theseg politicians accountable for pushing their far right extreme agenda and perpetuating the chaos, confusionea and fear that wom

he loves hawaii and has spent a lot of time there during covid. he's also really interested in climate, interested in saving the ocean and he super interested in trees. if you look at his twitter, you can see, maybe make the conclusion he's less interested in san francisco and more interested in climate change and hawaii. kristen: perhaps time spent in hawaii is not unique among ceos in tech. i'm sure zuckerberg has spent a lot of time there and is very committed to growing facebook here. bottom line, what's the take away? guest: i think he has said this himself in interviews -- i'm moving on to another quadrant in my life. i'm thinking about bigger problems, i'm thinking about climate change a lot. you talk to some folks who knew him and what they are saying is perhaps he has not so much abandoned sf, but he's thinking about bigger, broader issues then focusing specifically on san francisco. he maybe he feels like his work in san francisco is done. he has salesforce's name on the tall skyscraper in the city and has done so much philanthropy. at t

that message came from hawaii's emergency management agency.r shelter. hawaiians sent their goodbye messages unprepared for what they believed to be impending doom. but about 40 minutes later, a second message came through. false alarm. there is no missile danger or threat to the state of hawaii. repeat, false alarm. so, yeah. that was not great. sending people into a frenzy, worried they would die. that was definitely not the move. and though this example is sort of unfortunate, it does prove a point that reaching out to residents in an emergency situation, that can be extremely effective. just yesterday, amid record heat wave out west, millions of californians received an alert, when that possibly saved the states power grid. with temperatures well over 100 degrees, officials worried that increased use of air conditioners conditioners would have won the states capacity. four hours, the grinch garbled to keep up with the demand. and by 5:30 pm, the state's grid operator warned that blackouts were imminent. at 5:48 pm, california's office of em

people go onto an airplane if you go to hawaii you have a long trip.le playing ukuleles -- i have to disagree. this is based on a really important internal truth. nobody on a flight to hawaii is in a bad mood. he should think about that. they are sitting there going how could you get upset when you're going to hawaii, give me a ukulele. >> would you play the ukulele? >> no i get the ukulele after i land in hawaii but they give you the light in the ukulele and then you are sad. not on the plane. what would you do with kids? >> whatever boneless playing. we have a great -- >> jesse: all smashed side ukulele right over your head. >> dana: patriot award in november who's flying with who? i'm with the judge. one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, let safelite come to you. ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> tech: my customer enjoys time with her family. so when her windshield got a crack... she scheduled with safelite in just a few clicks. we came to her house... ...replaced the windshield... and installed new wipers. that's service on h

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their phone, ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii.eek immediate shelter. this is not a drill. that came from hawaii's emergency management agency and it sent people scrambling for shelter. many sent goodbye messages and prepare ford what they believed is impending doom. about 40 minutes later, a second message came through, false alarm, there is no missile threat or danger to the state of hawaii. repeat. false alarm. so yes, that was not great, sending people in a frenzy worried this we die. that was not definitely not the move. and i know this example is sort of unfortunate, it does prove out that reaching out to residents in an emergency situation, that can be extremely effective of the just yesterday, amid a record heat wave out west, millions of californians referred an alert, one that possibly saved the state's power grid. with temperatures well over 100 degrees, officials worried that increased use of air conditioners would overwhelm the state's capacity. for hours, the grid struggled to keep up with demand and by 5:30 p.m., the

so, the coqui frog was introduced to hawaii in the 1980s.nce they get established in hawaii, they start coming to california on rsery plants. and so, now we have em established at two nurseries here in southern california. we currently have 15 people out helping us search for these coqui frogs, and that includes biologist with the california department of fish and wildlife as well as biologist with the natural history museum. but there's these real implications of these coqui frogs showing up and having these impacts and it's just all because they're doing what a lot of other species are doing, which is hitchhiking a ride into the nursery plant trade. as a biologist, m interest is understanding how species are dealing with urbanization, whether those are native species that are trying to adapt to these urban settings, or whether these are non-native species that have been introduced as a result of human activity and are also trying to find a way to me it here in the los angeles area. we were here specifically to look for slender salamanders.

. > >> flights from long beach to hawaii retreated to a surprise. each client was gifted a free u. free ukulele. they also had an in-flight lesson. the airline teamed up with guitar center to help passengers unlock their musical talents. some were quick , and they responded to a social a social media post saying quote, by the way, we have a quiet car. this twitter user replied saying quote, if the flight i'm ever on turns into ae a surprise music lesson, i'm going to sue the airline for $5n $50 billion in emotional damage. emotional damages. > >> in the meantime, facebook ceo ceo mark zuckerberg facing a lawsuit over a construction comy over his work on the hawaii property. the contractor hired to build a jungle paradise on a nearly 400 acre site but claims zuckerberg still owes more than. than $133,000. a lien has been filed on the property. zuckerberg's representatives clm that he has paid all of the invoices in full. > >> up next, babies make it clear clear when they do not like certain foods. apparently, before they even leave the womba study showing how fetuses feel about vege

. >> and she invited me to her surf camp in hawaii. >> reporter: kelly slater reached out, too. >> i heard about your shark incident, and i'm really sorry to hear that. >> reporter: but before he starts that surf camp in hawaii he wants to get back to the reef where the attack happened to face his fears head on. victor oquendo, abc news, miami. >> what an inspiration that little boy is. >> so resilient. he wants to go right back to the water. >> back to the spot. >>> coming up, history made by a 19-year-old at the u.s. open. >> "sports news now" is next. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this playstation 5 sold for less than a dollar. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. ♪ ♪ >>> we are back, and it's time for "sports news now." >> this time of year, there's plenty going on. let's start with the new king of tenn

that's the set that the governor of hawaii ultimately certified and john kennedy became president. the question is, were kennedy's alternate electors raided by the feds at hardees even though their candidate was losing? were their communication subpoenaed? no. in fact a state judge endorsed what the kennedy electors had done. he said by turning an alternative election certificate, even when losing in the vote count, kennedy's electors, all democrats, that's how the system works. after the 2020 election, trump electors in numerous states used virtually the same language as kennedy's hawaii electors had used in 1960, but this time these were not alternate electors, they were criminals. this is part of a criminal plot to overthrow the u.s. government, insurrectionists, trying to interfere with the real electors. as of five years ago, interfering with the work of real electors, it was your patriotic duty. remember this? nobody remembers anything. we have google on this show. we recall as politico reported at the time, after donald trump's win in 2016, democratic electors were, quote, l

hawaii. from the succession of her father, it was clear to him and his wife, queen elizabeth, the queen's mother as we knew her, that the careful upbringing of princess elizabeth and her younger sister, princess margaret roads was going to be a particular importance to prepare princess elizabeth for being queen. every parent does their best for their children. a bond was developed between the queen and her father that was as profound as any daughter can have for a father. whatever he did, it must have been entirely inspired, because while her family was dealing with the impediments that he had in a speaking, which made it public moments like a zone cancel in 1936 so difficult for the new king george the six, but at the same time,, the king took such immense confidence from his wife, queen elizabeth, and from his two daughters. they were really powerful family, the king used to call them the -- and of course as the eldest daughter, she had to be part of the stability for her father during the

quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from hawaii. mr. schatz: i ask unanimous consent that we vitiate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schatz: i ask unanimous consent that we start the vote now. the presiding officer: without objection. the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 1067, florence y. pan, of the district of columbia, to be united states circuit judge for the district of columbia circuit, signed by 17 senators. the presiding officer: by unanimous consent, the mandatory quorum call has been waived. the question is, is it the sense of the senate that debate on the nomination of florence y. pan, of the district of columbia, to be united states circuit judge for the district of columbia circuit, shall be brought to a close. the yeas and nays are mandatory under the rul

after 91 days, cyril made it to hawaii yesterday. he is now the first solo kayaker to travel from california to the islands. >> congratulations to him. >>> live look now at oracle park. the lens needs to be cleaned, but there's no baseball going on there right now. there's a concert instead of baseball. salesforce bringing in the red hot chili pepper for the big dream force convention in san francisco. as for the giants, they made a big announcement today. buster posey is the first former giant to become a part owner. the all-star catcher is taking on the new role less than a year after he retired. he helped the giants win three world series. so can he do the same as an owner? posey's buy-in with the giants means he will have some influence on the direction of the team, but he says it's not going to be day to day. >> by no means am i trying to take over the front office. >> he's a great role model. never any scandals. he has an untarnished record, and he elevates the game, and he elevates the giants franchise. >> don't expect to see

mary orosko was in hawaii when she found out she won $20 million in the scratchers jackpot. she bought the ticket at ron's liquor. she opted to take the lump sum. i approve that. she walks away with 11 mill. >> she was already in hawaii. >> already on vacation. >> she's doing something right. >> she can buy a vacation home or two. >> she can. that's going to do it for us. have a great friday and stay cool. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of

. > >> an emotional day on hawaii's big island after a kayaker paddled to shore after 92 days on his in the pacific ocean. ocean. the 46-year-old was the first person to ever make the trip on his own, traveling the 2400 nautical miles on his journey fromntereyto hawaii on his two foot wide kayak. >> amazing. >> amazing. >> it is amazing. he was greeted greeted by friends and family as as he paddled in tuesday. he documented his journey on his instagram page, showing the highs and lows of more than three months on the open water by himself. despite the struggles, he has no doubt it was worth it. >> it was beautiful to share with everyone on my personal jo. personal journey. >> they came and transformed me about how calm they are. so beautiful. >> i am glad it was calm water. the firs what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a fre

>> jimmy: me you and jesse will be favored over hawaii! the weather going to be like?gh do we know? >> dana: sunrise at 7:30. >> jimmy: that is hot for a gator hunt. >> dana: i love jersey shore and in the summer, and the fall they call that local summer, because that's when all of the tourist leave in the local stick around, but fox weather is notso really hookingin me up. they say light rain average daytime temps only 73 degrees. i don't know, fox weather, help a sister out! >> jimmy: shameless self plug, mostly looking forward tllo goig to iowa, headlining for thebe bridgeviewca center. life stand comedn y event.le there'avs been some news about people running onto the stage anx d hitting comics, this is nancy world, you don't get toav touch the animals of houston in the front row.erda the forecast is going to be nice. partly sunny, daytime temperatures of 68 degrees. nighttime of 40 degrees. you won't feel iiowat because oe two drink minimum. >> judge jeanine: all right, everybody, stay right there. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ >>

mary orosko was in hawaii when she found out she won $20 million in the scratchers jackpot. she bought the ticket at ron's liquor. she opted to take the lump sum. i approve that. she walks away with 11 mill. >> she was already in hawaii. >> already on vacation. >> she's doing something right. >> she can buy a vacation home or two. >> she can. that's going to do it for us. have a great friday and stay cool. >> bye-bye. >>> tonight, the >>> tonight, the courtroom showdown over documents seized at mar-a-lago. the justice department and donald trump's legal team facing off over the former president's request for a special master to review the highly sensitive materials. the judge ruling a more detailed list of what was seized can be released as the former president hits the airwaves in his own defense. >>> also tonight, president biden in primetime. his address to the nation as he sharpens his attacks on the gop ahead of the midterms. republicans already firing back. >>> the growing crisis in mississippi's capital city, still without safe drinking water. 600 national guardsmen n

>> >> couldn't get any better on the way to hawaii. >> there you go. >> i want to go to hawaii. >> you can go together. > >> and pay raises the could be coming soon to educators in the city. > >> from now on, you can watch us us on kbcw 44 table. we have the latest local news headlines in your forecast. you can stream stream us whenever and where ever an want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. >> 6:14. on the bay area beach, the teachers union has reached a and agreement with a salary raise for teachers and teachings teaching assistants. extra prep time fothdecaso schools. the program is expected expected to vote on a tentative agreement in october. > >> two stolen dogs back with their owne

so we're watching for that along the west coast today in hawaii as well across the entire pacific ocean. but the good news is there's none of that did take place. we did not have any movement know landslides underneath the water there to cause any tsunamis. all right. let's get you back out to the west coast. we go. and in the bay area, beautiful weather outside right now. we've got some gorgeous weather at looks like it's going to continue the next couple days. high pressure overhead. here comes that sunshine. what a day today. even better tomorrow. a lot of 70's and 80's inside the bay beautiful weather. even in the san francisco about 76 degrees and should be fog free into the afternoon. thank you, lawrence. now to a follow-up on a story we first brought you earlier this week. the acting superintendent of the oakland unified school district. >> is condemning the woman who removed the flags up for latin american countries, calling that a racist act. as kron 4 reported monday, a video first posted to instagram shows the incident happened at havens court middle school in east oakland. t

kehele: i continue to honor my state of hawaii. the prince was the second native hawaiian to represent congress. elected in 1903 and served for two decades until his death. best known for the establishment of the hawaiian civil club of honolulu in 19818 -- in 1918. throughout his life the prince revered by native hawaiians, a prince for the people, was a tenacious leader and used his voice to preserve and strengthen the hawaiian people. he championed the hawaii home's commission act signed into law by president warren g. harding in 1921. it enables native hawaiians to return to their lands to support self-sufficienty and determination to create a homeland to build homes, farms, ranches, and gauge in economic activities. this legacy to preserve native hawaiian history is what he's most remembered for. mahalo, madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: i ask permission to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the

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. >> you teach economics at baylor, i apologize, be why you in hawaii. your coauthor is you? >> marion, he is a senior editor at cato institute of human progress. >> one of the theories that you talk about in super abundance's time prices. what is that? >> okay, great. >> what is the example that you use throughout the book? >> first of all, remember that we buy things with money, but we really pay for them with time, right? when you buy something, i've gotten the money to take the money and then by this thing. what we have said is, if we buy things with money and behave in a time, can we make sure that things are measured in dollars and sense. we can also measure things in dollars in minutes. if a pizza, for example, cost $20 and i'm earning $4 an hour, that pisa cost me 30 minutes. that is the time price. everything gets converted from money to time. it really has for benefits. time has fort benefits over money. the first benefit is, you don't have to worry about making adjustments for nominal dollars and real dollars. you can avoid the whole inflation issue. all of this cp

the beautiful beaches of maui and hawaii draw millions of visitors from around the world every year sanjose resident steve sardello and his wife have been there all week. but instead of seeing this at their hotel in lahaina, this is what kaanapali beach looks like. we're literally sitting at the pool on lounge chairs watching palm trees fall into the ocean then walking over to the palm trees towards the beach. we're seeing the sidewalk disappearing more and more each day. it's been a crazy week here. now we native tiara lawrence captured this drone video showing toppled palm trees as the waves nearly crash under the konapali ali hotel the walkway connecting the resorts on west maui impassable every year. that goes by it gets worse and worse and worse lawrence blames the islands tourism industry and climate change for the shorelines breaking down. it makes me sad for future. generations that do more harm than good we've lost 13 miles of shoreline over the last 30 years and sea level rise, you know island nations around the world are feeling the impacts of climate change, san jose state g

although in the evening, i met a person who has an organization in hawaii to fly from hawaii to us , lawyers, doctors, activists, students, and retirees, people from all different positions, who play all different roles in society but united by one goal and these are things ukraine has won and there should be people who are ready to do good after a short speech by the congressman and a joint photo, the activists are divided into groups at each of them, a schedule has already been drawn up and meetings with legislators have been arranged, we are joining a group from new york that is going to the office of the congressman from his state, hakeem jeffries, what will you talk about ? we will talk about stets sponsors, e-e designation, and about genocide , those are not easy questions, not easy topics, but we will talk to find how we can cooperate to help ukraine together, how many of you are in the new york group of people, 17 people is a big group i hope that we will all get into the room. but this is the power. we show that you want 20 offices in total. i think that a whole male will co

supreme court found a right marry and make hawaii state constitution equal rights amendment. and that was, you know, of course, broadcast all over the nation. the numbers of people supporting, any kind of rights or equal status for gay and lesbian people went way down. there was an immediate backlash in response to the hawaii supreme court, and it took a long time, the gay movement, to rebuild its support. so it's not at all uncommon as soon as when the garrison started. well, actually a little earlier, when nat turner had rebellion in virginia and garrison started the liberator at the same time, there was a backlash in virginia and they passed a hideous slave cult much worse than the hideous cause it had preceded it. and when got to be a handful of abolitionists paris john calhoun started talking seriously seceding so there is all almost a backlash. yes, a backlash is a word we get from susan filoni, who wrote a famous book that was about the backlash to the feminism, which is the most potent and consistent of. all the backlashes i have seen has been to the feminist movement

we will play hawaii, 8:00 game. >> tough opponent. [laughter] >> homecoming week, too.t's not until 8:00 p.m. but it's light rain, daytime high 77, low of 55. >> me, you and jesse would be favored over hawaii. [laughter] >> i'm going on a gator hunt in texas in september so golf area so what's the weather going to be like, do we know? >> ninety-one. >> that's high for a gator hunt. >> i love really sure in the fall they call it local summer because that's when tourists leave and locals stick around but fox weather is not hooking me up, light green, average daytime is 73. >> that looks like michigan. >> shameless self-love, i look forward to going to iowa october 15 headline the bridgeview center in ottumwa. a stand-up comedy event, there's news about people heading to the stage, is not sea world, it's not that you get to touch the animals if you sit in the front row. daytime temperatures 68. nighttime 40 but you won't ♪ here goes nothing. hey greg. um...hello? it's me, your heart! really? yes! recording an ekg in 30 seconds. tada! wow that was fast! good news, pal. i'm

$200 billion at one point in 2015 but he owns a beach manchin martha's vineyard and another one in hawaiicredible when you talk about barack obama or former vice president and biden, i wonder how joe biden paid for that pricey beach house manchin were talking about a multimillion dollar, biden only pays $230,000 a year as vp where did this money come from to afford a beautiful property that includes a gourmet kitchen, three fireplaces, multiple decks and porches, his son did earn millions pedaling the family name, i'm sure there's no connection there, sarcasm fr friday. this is just the beach house were talking about with biden he also has a bigger house in wilmington, delaware off the beach again i don't know where all this money came from it's not like he's done a lot of speeches like bill clinton did for example but again the hypocrisy is incredible, al gore remember he was talking about how the climates going to destroy the world and you see the electric bill in tennessee is 20 times higher than average person in tennessee, rules for the not for the. elizabeth: john kerry to your poin

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governor john why hay in honolulu, hawaii. senator murkowski to introduce her witness. >> thank you, thank you mister chairman. i mentioned liz before, but i would like to officially welcome liz -- i know that she traveled for anchorage to be here, so, thank you la quen naay liz medicine crow. she is high-def and -- organized village of -- she has got a strong background with a jurist doctorate, a j.d., from arizona state, a certificate in indian law. but she not only has extensive knowledge and experience in federal indian policy but also with reconciling trauma, including the trump associated with boarding and residential schools. and so, liz, just thank you for your advocacy not only -- the assisting us with the discussion in consideration of the legislation. i think this is perhaps the first time you've testified before the committee. so, we are delighted to have you back here and thank you for making the journey. >> your full written testimony will be made part of the official record, so we appreciate it if you can find y

hawaii earlier on the four we did speak to serial dirham.completed this incredible journey yesterday afternoon? i was so glad i could share the whole journey on on social media and on my website and having people that connected with not only their just tanking side side of the story or even jed venturers side. it's more than human. um spiritual journey that i was in. jaramillo became the first known kayaker to ever make that trip from the bay area to hawaii alone. he attempted it last year but had to be rescued because of some rough water. he said today that he plans on relaxing but in his feet up while in hawaii and tilting back and my tie fire crews in pasadena rescued a blind dog that fell into a hole at a construction site and they posted this video of the search and rescue team hoisting the 13 year old dog named caesar out of that hole. the dog apparently wandered onto that site last night and then fell about 15 ft . it only took rescuers about 12 minutes to lower one team member into that hole, get the dog into a harness and then pull

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are afoot including operation valiant shield which is not unlike one that that just concluded in hawaiied escalation -- i mean, we see this at the congressional level with regard to rhetoric about china emerging as the u.s.'s biggest facing challenge. we see this on the ground. what this means on the ground of the people is loss of land, loss of our precious habitat. the firing range being built now in bomb, it entails the destruction of over 1000 acres of pristine limestone forest. these forests took millennia to involve and are impossibly beautiful. they are directly sort of -- they are on the chopping block. many of those acres have already been cleared. certain portions of the area which is an area that is sacred to my people, has already been bulldozed. i write about that the book, i write about how it is bitterly ironic so many of these sort of machines that are ripping the limestone from the forest floors, these machines bear the name caterpillar yet it is that precious singular habitat these limestone forest that are being bulldozed. i land on this insight in the book. i finally

now he plans to relax a little bit in hawaii.r change after a recent string of deadly shootings across the bay area, we're not going to accept words and prayers anymore. the most recent violence that happened overnight and what the state's attorney general is now pledging to do. also ahead from one homeless encampment to another. not everybody out here has mental issues. for one thing. um there are people on this street that go to work during the day. we're taking a look at the growing concerns in the south bank over a new encampment that's close to the one being shut down by city officials. plus one more day of large crowds descending on downtown san francisco for the final day of the dream force

the state of hawaii appeared to be going narrowly for nixon. and that's when the states and several slates, ultra electors to congress. >> nixon's electors cast three votes in the official ceremony. at the same time, kennedy,they three electors met in secret. they signed their ownn unofficial electoral certificates and sent thossecreo washington. then, after a recount, determined that kennedy hae stan the state, kennedy's electors sent a third set ofet tha certificates. that's the set that cer the governor of hawaii ultimately certified and john kennedy became president . so the question is where kennedy's alternate electors raided by the feds at hearties a for saying their first set oft certificatesha, even though? their candidate was losing, well, their communications subpoenaed. >> were their lives disturbed?? they bankrupted with legal fees? no. inin fac fact, a state judge cae ronald jamison endorsed with the kennedy electordy elec >> done.ai he said that by sending an alternative elevation certificate, even when they were losing in the vo

. >> captured in never-before-seen detail, the national solar observatory in hawaii has released thesethat it says are images of the sun's chromosphere, the second layer in the sun's atmosphere. >> i think it looks like a shag rug. the observatory says what you're seeing are actually strands of fiery plasma flowing into the sun's corona from a system of pores almost sort of like a honeycomb. >> attention, astronomy nerds. each of those cell-like structures are said to be roughly the size of texas. each one of them. all right. >>> next, to a technological advancement that could allow the hard of hearing to communicate a little more easily. >> researchers at the university of glasgow in scoland have developed a new artificial intelligence that can read lips even if a mask is covering them. can you believe that? incredible. the new tech uses radar to scan a speaker's face, penetrating any fabric that may be covering their mouth. >> the beginning of the robot revolution. the system was able to correctly interpret speech with a mask about 83% of the time. that's how much it was accurate, ag