even in hawaii it is hard to survive. it is expensive. so we had a chance to talk about what we want to do for the people of my district, for the people of hawaii, and it is a huge opportunity, whether it is a lay and a little aloha, we want to make sure that hawaii is represented and get the help they need. >> described her family in the state. rep. tokuda: i feel humbled and blessed to represent congressional districts too. it represents every single island in the chain, and for myself, four generations of our family had called congressional district to home. you know, my grandfather was born on hawaii island, and that he was later raised on maui, my dad's side came from, kauai, my mom's side lives on the windward side of wahoo where i was born and raised, my children go all to -- to all of the same public schools that i went to. and to be able to represent the area that has given so much to four generations of our family, now our fifth generation and my two sons, it really is humbling for me. also a huge response ability, for myself. w

she couldn't make my swearing in she was back in hawaii. she wanted to make sure we had a little aloha right here. wearing a lei for us, it's not just beautiful. it's a way to share the spirit with everyone that we meet. it's not just a saying, it's a way of life. it's a way that we work together, the way we treat each other. for me, it's very important that every once in a while, you'll see me on the floor, maybe not wearing a fresh flower lei. we've got beautiful ones that people handmade but it's a way for me to share a little bit of our culture and our spirit. the way we lead, the way we serve here in the halls of congress. >> is it a way to start a conversation with others here in washington? >> it's the best way. i will tell you nothing like wearing a lei or maybe some chocolate macadamia nuts which were very known to give to people in greeting. to start a -- conversation. i love it that you mention your from hawaii and everyone gets excited. how the visitor they want to visit. but then we have a chat it's an opening to talk about mor

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she was back in hawaii and wanted to make sure we had a little loja right here. so wearing it for us isn't just beautiful, and p it is but it'sa way for ust to share that love and spirit with everyone we meet and it's not just a saying that a way of life and we work together and how we treat each other but it's very important that every once in a while you will see me in the floor or maybe not wearing fresh flowers, we have beautiful ones people hand make, but it's a way for me to share a little bit of our culture in the way we lead and serve here in the halls of congress.. >> is it a way to start a conversation with others here in washington? >> it's the best way. nothing like wearing a lady or some chocolate macadamia nuts whichng we are known to give people toi start up a conversation because i love you mentioned that you're from hawaii and everybody gets excited and how they visited or want to visit but then they have a chance and it's an opening to talk a little bit more about the needs of the people that live there. right now it's tough for everyone even in

she was back in hawaii and wanted to make sure we had a little loja right here. so wearing it for us isn't just beautiful, and p it is but it'sa way for ust to share that love and spirit with everyone we meet and it's not just a saying that a way of life and we work together and how we treat each other but it's very important that every once in a while you will see me in the floor or maybe not wearing fresh flowers, we have beautiful ones people hand make, but it's a way for me to share a little bit of our culture in the way we lead and serve here in the halls of congress.. >> is it a way to start a conversation with others here in washington? >> it's the best way. nothing like wearing a lady or some chocolate macadamia nuts whichng we are known to give people toi start up a conversation because i love you mentioned that you're from hawaii and everybody gets excited and how they visited or want to visit but then they have a chance and it's an opening to talk a little bit more about the needs of the people that live there. right now it's tough for everyone even in

my question is i am in hawaii, military, ex-military, contractor group in hawaii. my question is about hawaii. hawaii is the fiftieth state but in the military it is considered overseas. the last thing i heard with the fbi and the cia is with bush during the war, the fbi and cia will work together. all i am trying to say is hawaii is the 50th state, and surveillance is going rampant over there. that is why i am in tennessee as a private contractor, government contractor and all i got to say, my understanding is what is that situation with the fisa court when hawaii is considered the fiftieth state but in the military it is considered overseas, thank you. >> host: any thoughts? >> guest: my only thought with respect to the foreign intelligence surveillance act and the application for 702, hawaii is part of the union. it is considered part of the united states. by law, section 702 prohibits the targeting of any us person, whether located in the united states or abroad, hawaii is considered part of the united states, there is no 702 activity being directed at hawaiian

we welcome people to hawaii and this is just one of those unusual stories. >> hawaii's governor and goodou for joining us. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, concerns are growing about senator dianne feinstein's health about after some previously undisclosed details about her condition. that's next in the cnn newsroom. the future is here. we've been creating it for more than 100 years. from the most advanced technology to t broadest, most reliable network of sales and service dealers. we lead. othersollow. moderate-to-severe eczema doesn't care if it's fright night... or the big night. get out in front of it with cibinqo. for those who didn't respond to past treatments, once-daily cibinqo proactively treats eczema whether you're flaring or not. cibinqo can lower your ability to fight infections including tb. before and during treatment your doctor should check for infections and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms or are prone to infections. do not take with medicines that prevent blood clots. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma,

. ♪ ♪ >> byron: surfing has a history in heritage in hawaii, revered by many in spiritual terms.and then everyone is ready to ride their culture waves. here is abc's becky worley. ♪ ♪ >> surfing, that is outrage because that is where we spiritually can connect to something that was always there as native hawaiians. i feel connected to my answers. i feel connected to my culture, like, our culture goes way beyond just language. >> can say she was born with surfing in her blood. her grandfather, was a surfing legend. her first memory of surfing is being on a board with him. >> since we were babies, before we could call -- walk, we were here in the water. my grandfather was just always ate water man. he was raised in a time where a lot of culture, taken away. you were not allowed to speak our language. and sometimes some people cannot even hula dance. and so that got lost but i think naturally, he just always connected to his culture through being a water man in the ocean. >> reporter: the 26th row represents a growing movement of native hawaiians reclaim the spirit of surfing that t

the plane turned around and landed safely in hawaii. norah. >> kris van cleave, thank you. >>> tonight, the fbi is coming under sharp criticism over its investigation into alleged collusion between donald trump's 2016 campaign and russia. cbs's catherine herridge tells us the long-awaited special counsel report finds the bureau rushed into its investigation. >> reporter: almost four years to the day since he started his investigation, special counselsi opedhecaumseg tie in 16. conclu personnel displayed a serious lack of analytical rigor and relied on investigative leads provided or funded by trump's political opponents. trump railed repeatedly against the fbi investigation. >> there was absolutely spying into my campaign. >> reporter: the fbi expanded its russia probe, known as crossfire hurricane, based partly on information from christopher steele. steele, a former british spy, put together research documents alleging possible misconduct between then-candidate donald trump and russia. durham found that investigators did not and could

military was awarded a 65 year lease for 23,000 acres of hawaii state lands for one dollar. we are now coming up on the potential renewal of that lease. i think we are all in agreement that the people of hawaii are entitled on a fair deal on all leasing moving forward. many of these leases expire in 2029, that includes training areas. where we are all landing is that promoting our national security and treating the citizens of the state of hawaii with fairness and respect are not mutually exclusive. they are completely intertwined. could you give me an update on the status of the negotiations? sec. wormuth: we have two environmental impact statements that are underway that are relevant to looking at the lease agreements. those will be completed at the end of this year. the next step would be for the army to be looking at what we would come forward with for the final agreement. that decision won't come forward until 2025. we have time to be talking with -- when i was in hawaii, i met with the governor, had a discussion with him. i met with members of the native hawaiian commu

i want to remind everybody that hawaii is a homeland. hawaii is not an insular area. it is the 50th state. it is the home of indopacom, the home of use on the pacific, the of marine forces pacific. and even if it is difficult, even if it is expensive, we still need to have, and i get that it was abandoned and perhaps for legitimatee reasons, but i just want to flag for you as we are gaining out our scenarios that we're focusing right now on the central and western pacific, and then the continent. and hawaii deserves protection, too. on recruiting, just follow up, secretary, on what senator moran talk about. you are going to fall short and i think you're doing what what is necessary to try not to fall short but i think it's fair to say the pacific is the priority area here and although i know you are pre-decisional, i would like you to kind of talk at least in conceptual terms about how you're going to absorb some reduction in the number of army soldiers in a way that is consistent with our indo-pacific strategy. >> certainly. i will maybe drop again a bit of what i sa

for the indigenous people of hawaii, was part of their religion.ptain hook discovered hawaii, and astounding discovery called wave rivers. in 1820, missionaries arrived in hawaii, americans, who called the surfing barbarism. the wave riders and -- naked savages and describe the scenes as appalling. the missionary influences and the diseases they brought almost killed surfing and the people who loved it. this is believed to be the oldest known photo of a surfer from 1890, part of a small group who had not let surfing die. among them, a man, who not only saved a surfing but caused it to explode around the world. >> there are here years -- euros in the world and duke is probably one when it comes to surfing. >> billy is a coproducer of a film about the remarkable life of duke kahanamoku, one of the most gifted athletes the world has seen. first in 1912 as a world record breaking swimmer. >> he won three gold, two silver, he was a leading force in the sport. >> what was astounding was his ability to swim, a byproduct of his first love, surfing. he was

>> reporter: the mystery balloon is now heading towards mexico after flying over hawaii, according to three u.s. officials it's not clear who owns it or what it's doing, but officials say it is not a chinese surveillance balloon. this comes after that chinese spy balloon incident earlier this year the biden administration faced criticism for allowing that balloon to fly across the u.s. before shooting it down u.s. officials told nbc news the balloon gathered intelligence over sensitive military sites, but we're told this new object is not communicating any signals and did not cross over sensitive sites in hawaii. the pentagon, at least for now tonight, says no action is needed. lester >> courtney kube, with an update, thank you >>> another economic headline today the latest bank failure first republic, now the third bank to fail in just two months. seized by federal regulators earlier today and sold to j.p. morgan chase cnbc's andrew ross sorkin joining me. andrew, help us understand what happened here. >> reporter: this is the second largest bank failure since 2008 $100 billion of de

and photographing many of my family relatives and in the illegally occupied kingdom of hawaii and i got to meet with andy an engineering alien leonard chela and an incredible group of activists, scholars resisters including jamaicans is incredible. and you know, folks who are the work to protect their sacred places that there's an effort right now to build a 30 meter telescope on top of their moana you know which would go like miles deep into the and storeys high and we would be one of the largest telescopes on earth on top of what is one of the most sacred sites in all of oceana. and there's already 13 existing telescopes, several of which have already been been that they've already been like. they're no longer used and there's this there's this movement course and has been a resistance camp to stop the 30 meters telescope on top of our care. and i think, you know, it begs the question, you know why is why is this happening, you know, like why is hawaii an illegally annexed how has narrative practices painted and shaping our perception of hawaii this paradise vacation land for the

after he took off from hawaii, the copilots window cracked.multiple layers of glass there, so no one was hurt, but you would not want to fly across the ocean like that. they turned around and landed safely in hawaii. >> norah: thank you. tonight the fda is coming under sharp criticism for their investigation of alleged collusion for the donald trump 2016 campaign and russia. the long-awaited special counsel report finds the bureau rushed into its investigation. >> reporter: almost four years to the day since he started his investigation, john durham says that the fbi used unverified investinformation. he concluded senior fbi personnel displayed a serious lack of analytical rigor and relied on investigative needs provided or funded by trump's political opponents. trump railed repeatedly against the fbi investigation. >> there was absolutely spying into my campaign. >> reporter: the fbi expanded cross fire hurricane based partly on information from christopher steele, former british spy, put together research documents alleging possible miscondu

there was a scary moment in the sky for passengers in hawaii. what have you learned?cture taken by a passenger on board a southwest flight, flight 2367 was flying from honolulu to san diego after it took off from hawaii, the copilots window cracked. multiple layers of glass, so no one was hurt, but you don't want to fly across the ocean like that, the plane turned around and landed safely in hawaii. >> norah: kris van cleave, thank you. tonight the fbi coming under sharp criticism over the investigation into alleged collusion between donald trump's 2016 campaign and russia. ca counsel report finds the borougn >> reporter: almost four years to the day since he started his investigation, special counsel john durham says the fbi used unverified information when it opened the investigation into candidate trumps alleged ties to russia in 2016. durham concludes senior fbi personnel displayed a serious lack of analytical rigor and relied on investigative needs provided or funded by trumps political opponents. trump railed repeatedly against the fbi investigation. >> there wa

and photographing many of my family relatives and in the illegally occupied kingdom of hawaii and i got to meet with andy an engineering alien leonard chela and an incredible group of activists, scholars resisters including jamaicans is incredible. and you know, folks who are the work to protect their sacred places that there's an effort right now to build a 30 meter telescope on top of their moana you know which would go like miles deep into the and storeys high and we would be one of the largest telescopes on earth on top of what is one of the most sacred sites in all of oceana. and there's already 13 existing telescopes, several of which have already been been that they've already been like. they're no longer used and there's this there's this movement course and has been a resistance camp to stop the 30 meters telescope on top of our care. and i think, you know, it begs the question, you know why is why is this happening, you know, like why is hawaii an illegally annexed how has narrative practices painted and shaping our perception of hawaii this paradise vacation land for the

hawaii deserves protection two. -- protection, too. on recruiting, following up on what senator moran talked about. you are going to fall short. i think you are doing what is necessary to try not to fall short, but it's fair to say the pacific is the priority area. i know you are predecisional, i would like you to talk in at least conceptual terms about how you will absorb production in the number of army soldiers in a way which is consistent with our indo-pacific strategy? ms. wormuth: certainly. i will draw on what i said before. it's important to realize the actual number of soldiers at places like fort riley, fort, is bragg and hood is below the number of authorizations on the books. we have the soldiers we already have. what we are trying to do is look at -- as we think about the new kinds of force structure we need to build. the chief mentioned the multi-domain task forces the integrated air and missile defenses, for example. we are looking at where can we shed types of structure that was very useful for coin and counterterrorism

i'm in hawaii right now, heidi it's, i, you know, my heart goes out to the people of hawaii because in many ways this is occupied territory and just take for does it, for example, a law who honolulu and the read fuel a leakage into the opera fire has contaminated the name address for a 100000 people in honolulu and so i think that today is to be address. nice. thank you for addressing this. right. let me see you wanted to jump in, right? yeah, yeah. so the red hill facility been a u. s. navy facility in red hill, hawaii has leaked fuel into drinking water, and that is just want to remember more than 750 military installations from the u. s. alone in the world. so if you think about that and multiply and impacts and no other chemicals that mercy talked about and other pollutants, the impact worldwide of the us military alone is enormous. and then stewart also talk about, you know, the private side. and we have a u. s. military, where half of the military biologist budget. so we have coast as contractors and they have a carbon impact as well through the manufacturing of what weapons thro

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he said he went to hawaii. did you have a chance to walk on the beach set on the beach and when you did did you think about what you've done to these people. if so, will you give back the 1.5 million from your fy 2022 performance? >> senator, as i previously said. i committed to cooperate with the process, with the regulators. other agencies in order to be looking that specific question. >> i hope even if for whatever reason they say don't have to, i hope that you dig deep and you decide that needs to be somewhere in your pocket. thank you. >> thanks, senator. brad senator cory test -- waiting a long time from nevada's next. >> thank you, mister chair. let me continue the line of questioning from senator brit and some of hurt us -- when we just ask you this. this is from the may 11th 2023 g.a.o. report. preliminary review agency action related to march 2023 bank failures. let's start with svb. there is the statement and hear that they say that svb had exposure to interest rate risks for the investment in a long

hawaii news now reported that a pair of tourists recently did the same thing. they drove their car into the same harbor. so hopefully that is addressed. >> have you ever gone to an intersection and then they tell you to turn left or right after you have gone through? >> i would argue a little bit less inconvenient than our friend in hawaii. >> that car is done. >> yes. >> have a (upbeat music) - hi everyone, and welcome to legal help center. this is where we have professionals standing by to answer your questions regarding personal injury. so if you've been injured in an accident that was not your fault, like a car accident or a slip and fall, we can help.

hawaii news now reported that a pair of tourists recently did the same thing.ove their car into the same harbor. so hopefully that is addressed. >> have you ever gone to an intersection and then they tell you to turn left or right after you have gone through? >> i would argue a little bit less inconvenient than our friend in hawaii. >> that car is done. >> yes. >> have a >> stephen: hey, everybody. uh, i've got a little bit of unfortunate news about tonight's show. everything's okay. it's just that my dog, benny, ate the opening credits. i don't know why he doesn't read the labels. anyway, the good news is, is that i have right here, daniels, the superstar directing duo behind the oscar-nominated film "everything everywhere all at once" and they have generously agreed to make us a new opening credits. >> thank you, stephen. we're really excited to show you what we've been working on. >> stephen: me too. i mean, your film is such a fun, wild ride. it's got everything. it's got hot dog hands and singing raccoons and kung fu. >> thank you. yeah, but we didn't do a

the other thing in hawaii the ceremony was public.nd in 2020 there was at least testimony and evidence that they were trying to keep it hidden. >> i think complete secrecy is in what is in the e-mails. david shafer does not have immunity, and there are eight fake electors maybe nine that have immunity. how meaningful are these immunity deals at this point in time? >> i think it's critical, and those are folks in the room part of the back door conversations and know who approached them and convinced them as to the strategy, how they would go forward, and that gives the d.a. and the team a behind the scenes look what they were thinking and what they were trying to achieve. again, all of this was sent to the national archive tuesday be able to create uncertainty about the certification on january 6th. >> fani willis is the prosecutor here, a woman very much in the spotlight. governor brian kemp of georgia has signed a bill last week making it official a law that creates a commission with powers to investigate, sanction, or remove local p

the case and hawaii that the whole legal theory is based on, there was an active court order recount uncertainty. we did not have that in georgia. the election was certified seven days before the electors gathered. the other thing is that it was only a difference of less than 200 votes. here in 2020, we're talking about almost 11,000 -- >> 11,780. >> exactly. >> just for people who aren't following along, there are some leaks and all of this. the idea that these republican electors had to had these -- they had to make these contingent electors decision is because they were saying, in case this goes trump's way, we need to basically have our ducks in a row, because in hawaii, in 1960, a similar situation played out. they did not. and look what happened. >> right. >> but you're saying that there's a huge difference -- >> huge differences between what happened in hawaii in 1960 and what went down in georgia in 2020. >> exactly. and two of the other key differences is that in the hawaii situation, the governor signed off on the contingent electors, if that's what you want to call them. >

water quality advisory was issued for kyla bay on oahu, hawaii. department of health says the high bacteria levels are linked to waste water from the kalua regional wastewater treatment plant. signs were posted warning people to stay out of the water that bay is very popular for swimming and water sports. now here's a look at what's trending on ktvu .com. our top story the widow of an anti ox man who was shot and killed is speaking out. she says her husband went to pick up dinner after their son's baseball game and never came home. another big story online. nearly 80 vehicles were seized and towed in oakland from a large sideshow late friday night . police say at least 250 vehicles took over the street that night. and take a look. this is something you don't see every day a leopard sharks spotted in lake merritt. today you can see all of these stories and many more around the clock. they're all on ktvu .com after the break, a popular spot known for affordable passed a dishes moving into the east bay this week's grand opening. coming up tomorrow. o

no reports of tsunami issues along a west coast in california or hawaii either.ood outside. tonight, we are looking at low clouds and fog stretching back onshore tonight, moving into the bay, something that we're seeing now with the warmer temperatures we've got some issues with the flooding. of course, you've got to larry lake that has been forming flooding continuing along the kings river. also advisories along the san joaquin river. and now in the sierra guess. well, we've got flood watches that have been posted again across most of the sierra nevada with some areas in the warnings. and that's what we're going to see as we've got these warmer temperatures are still a ton of snow in the high country tonight. going to be mostly clear, well inland that patchy fog kind of settling in by tomorrow morning. fog early on tomorrow, giving way to some sunshine in the afternoon and then the weekend like we cool off on saturday. i think we're warm back up again on sunday. temperatures. tomorrow we look at the numbers in the 60's in the san francisco. cool by the coastline

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airspace, this one flying over parts of hawaii.member the military shot down a suspected chinese spy balloon off the carolina coast earlier this year after it flew over a large swath of the continental united states. that was determined to be a threat, and this one in a different category. how is this balloon different than what we have seen before? >> this is unmanned according to the pentagon. it was spotted off the coast of hawaii on friday flying around 36,000 feet, which is the same altitude commercial aviation flies. it's unmanned. the pentagon believes it's not being directed by any sort of foreign power or adversary, so it's not clear where it comes from. a source told us it was not appearing to emit any signals, so not doing any spying. it did not pass over any military or sensitive sites, and did not pose a threat to anybody, and that is why they made the decision to not shoot it down. the pentagon changed their parameters and filters of what they are looking for in the sky. after the balloon was shot down in february, th