at that., he became a symbol of the hawaiian, the renaissance was a rebirth or rediscovery of hawaiian culture. it took place right at this time, right around the hopefully a because people like eddie suddenly could say, we were hawaiian and proud because after that first voyage, they proved to the world that the hawaiians were some of the greatest navigators on earth. they sailed 2500 miles across open oakland just using the stars as guides. this wells and birdlife and, they could read features so well. it's hopeless in a big city, so you can imagine how these people were to their culture to be such great voyagers. that was a critical turning. eddie came to symbolize that hawaiian pride. before his passing, there were only a few schools where they taught hawaiian language or culture. now, it's taught in almost every school. they are proud to be native hawaiians. it's amazing how times have changed and there's been a renaissance of culture separate liberation. representing the search and hawaiian. there is a big wave contest in his honor and it was held every year. they had the opening

kalyna english -- hawaiian history is very unique. we were an independent monarchy, then a provisional government, then he republic, then a territory, and now a state. behind us is the first state capital of hawaii which was the royal palace. then it became the seat of the provisional government of hawaii , and then the seat of the territorial government. when hawaii became a state, we joined the union in 1959. in 1959 to 1968, this was the state capitaol. the senate sat in the throne room. the representatives sat in the cafeteria. around the building were small add-ons for offices. this was the first state capitol. on the grounds are the pavilion on the front. on the other side where the kings and queens of hawaii were crowned, and today these used for the inauguration of our governor. our governor takes the oath of office in the coronation pavilion. we also have the military barracks on the palace grounds now. this was moved here when they built the new capital which we will be going to in a few minutes. they moved the barracks bric

the office of hawaiian affairs is setup up to look after the interests of the native hawaiians, look over the former crown lands and make sure the revenues off of those lands belong to the native hawaiians. cultural issues, language issues, hawaii guarantees to languages. .ou have hawaiian and english for example, our orders of the day is issued in hawaiian and english. first then english. anyone can come and testify in hawaiian or english. banks and hawaii will accept checks written in hawaiian and english and bank of hawaii, if you go to their machines, they have five different linkages. , andse, japanese, english hawaiian. hawaii is the southernmost state in the united states. people from this south say, we're the south. actually, we are the south. we are way, way south. that is the thing about hawaii. we are the most remote landmass anywhere on the planet. anywhere on the whole planet. hourt to hawaii is a five flight from anywhere. by ship, three or four days. we are isolated. like i said, when you got here, you realize how different this place is. violence thatf are dependent o

he was a hawaiian hero.e first leg guards -- lake guards are never lost anyone on his shift. such a well-respected water man. big wave surfer. he used his surfboards, convinced the captain to let him was in his it nature, he saw this canoe upside down come and he cannot stand to see her that way. and convinced the captain to let him paddle to get help. strap --in made him strap on a life vest, and mail -- the only thing they saw after he left was a life vest coming back. he was not seen after he left the canoe. we have this wonderful plaque on board that commemorates the sacrifice that he made. of course, those of us who have inherited the legacy with his story, the portions of safety and leadership. canoes, they stand for so many important things, in addition to first trying to relearn this skill of navigation. how did our ancestors even build this vessel? it became apparent that she has so much more that she could teach us. it is a small space, how you can live in a small space with 12 other people and get

there is the hawaiian society of politics which is multidisciplinary and they publish the hawaiian journal of politics made up of many different scholars or researchers that have-- or not just native hawaiians but multidisciplinary, so people from all over the world who are students at the university, our members, but their research is unbelievable. it's like the ground is opening and documents are surfacing. >> they now are writing, these are the things they may and be part of the process of changing the history? >> absolutely. i have my dissertation coming out titled the american population of the hawaiian kingdom beginning from occupied to restored state. another political science major is getting-- that did research on her great-great-grandfather and his relationship with the wind kingdom and territorial days and another who is in geography who also is writing a dissertation on the hawaiian chiefs of 1800 and the regency, not through manipulation, but how they did things and what accomplished. we are being published by university press, so the credibility is out there. first people the

in a nutshell water is very, very important to hawaiians. we hopeo waimea valley, you learn about how precious our water is to us. due to the disconnection we suffered as a people, to become american, to become british, we really been separated from cultural practices and therefore ourselves. but we are doing in cultural practice in places like waimea is helping us to remember. it is helping us to plug back in. it's important for us as a likens an indigenous people to know who we are and know our place. >> our cities tour staff recently traveled to hawaii to learn about its rich history. learn more about hawaii and other stops in our tour at c-span.org/cities tour. you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> this weekend on the presidency, a historian and said have a fashion choices of pat nixon and betty ford reflected the politics and culture of their times. here is a preview. perhaps her most iconic piece of clothing was the red coat, the red overcoats she wore to china while accompanying the president

other hawaiian islands are visited.next island over, off-duty servicemen and women see what life is like away from honolulu. as they pause by a mountain waterfall, they realize the natural splendor of the islands is reflected everywhere. hot dogs over a fire. what an appetite that bracing mountain air gives you. ♪ there is always a practical joker in every crowd. as afternoon draws to a close, it is around the uke for a little harmonizing. a hawaiian born soldier teaches the girls how to shake a little. when they show the hawaii version of rock 'n roll, they will be the life of the party back in the states. but army personnel know they have a job to do in hawaii, and when on duty, it is an all-out training effort. close quarter bayonet training is stressed under guidance of world war ii and korean combat veterans. again and again the men practice with rifle butts and bayonets until the crisp motions are second nature. the soldier gets his it share to of hour after hour on the hot baking ground of the rifle range. it is

we continue our special look at hawaii with author on the story of the last hawaiian monarch. >>> my book starts and ends with my own narrative of growing up is hard to give just trying to find out why we don't have planned. so instead of feeling having gone through the documents and being immersed in all of that information is i feel more empowered to know we knew what was going on then and we can figure out our way now. in 1848 set aside 1.3 million acres of land in the islands known as the crown land to be managed by the hawaiian monarchs a group of businessmen assisted by the united states military overthrew the monarchy and took control of the land in 1893. five years later, it's a wonder territorial control by the u.s. government and in 1910, queen lili'uokalani sued the united states claiming her ownership of the land. >> queen lili'uokalani is the last reigning sovereign of the kingdom she was overthrown in 1893, and she passed away in 1917. so, i look at all of the legal issues that she incurred from after the overthrow o to the incoming territorial government and her fight

judge kavanaugh wrote an op-ed for the "wall street journal," are hawaiians indians? in his op-ed judge kavanaugh relied on incorrect facts and misstatements ignoring obvious choices that contradict his position. he relied on these incorrect facts in order to reach his political conclusion that native hawaiians and arguably other indigenous communities who do not fit his limited view of tribal structure are not afforded any special protections by the constitution. he called the voting structure into question under the 14th amendment calling it, quote, naked racial spoil system. end quote. and describing the native hawaiian community, he went out of his way to ignore their history. he cobbled together blatant falsehoods and called into question their status as an indigenous people. his op-ed argued that native hawaiians were not entitled to the constitution because they don't have their own government, they don't have their own system of laws, they don't have their own elected leaders, they don't live in territorial regions. he said that native groups in the u.s. derid

i am one who, in this body, i have said, i would like to see native hawaiians there. i worked with my friend senator akaka to help advance that. i've supported those. but the fact remains that the constitutional status of alaska natives and the indian commerce clause are simply not at play with this nomination. i don't believe that. so the question fairly asked, say that you think he's going to be there on issues that matter to alaskans, that you have taken strong positions on. the reason i could not support judge kavanaugh in this cloture motion this afternoon is that my role, my responsibility as one senator on this floor, i take this obligation that we have in the role of advice and consent as seriously as anything that i am obligated or privileged to be able to vote on. and so i have a very high standard. i have a very high bar for any nominee to the supreme court of the united states. the code of judicial conduct rule 1.2 -- this is one that many, many people in this body know. but it states that, quote, a judge act at all times in a manner that promotes public c

yes there were a lot of native hawaiians in the media's comments however in the grand scheme of things there have been more native hawaiians to come out and support than not and i still met more wonderful people here than i otherwise and so i think it's it heart warming and it gives me hope. yes this is generally how system. one group will use kind of. but at the same time maybe we should. starting show i'm just thinking because this company is still between the u.s. and. some micronesian states that it's a it's about funding it's that we give you this you get that it's spies in twenty twenty three i'm just wondering it's not a perfect deal right now all of all other tools negotiations about how you have a better relationship if my kidneys are been invited into the u.s. how does that how to how do you have a good relationship when that happens. i tend to run along the rabble rouser and when i come back only because. my personal area of interest is studying the contact and what led up to it and so one of the things that i've tried teaching people since that since the thread and even bef

assisted by 90% of the hawaiian community. the lobbying efforts failed. we were annexed in 1998 and became a territory in june of 1,900. liliuokalani lived another 17 years. she died at age 79 in 1917. but we would rather imagine or remember her for her music or for 150 compositions to her credit. she also created a trust directing her trust dwrees direct children who lost parent or living in extreme poverty. today 100-plus years after her death, our last queen is caring for her community today. the iolani palace represents a time when we were an independently, internationally recognized intonation. this represents who we were as a community and it is a point of pride because we were powerful nd independent and in control. our cities tour staff recently traveled to hawaii to learn about its rich history. learn more about hawaii and her stops on our tour at c-span.org/citiestour. you're watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on -span 3. pull its her prize winning author jerry dean brooks is our guest on in depth. her most recent book "the

the 1924 silent film, "the hawaiian islands," and "long jeans." this hawaiian weekend, week and on c-span, but tv and american history tv. listen to hawaii weekend on the free c-span radio app. we're featuring the honolulu mayor on saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. trumpday, president visited rochester, minnesota campaign for local congressional candidates and the republican candidate for governor. at his campaign rally, the president talked about his administration's achievements and the midterm electio.

a politician, hawaiians were on the bottom of the social and economic and political ladder. they my best to see that were provided with the basic necessities of life, education and health. over and above what we were providing. slums, theyn the lived in the equivalent of reservations out in the countryside, far away from the sense of civilization in hawaii. so we brought medicine and education out there. "thein a recent book broken branch," congressional scholars argue increasing partisanship in congress has undermined both public confidence in the institution as well as its ability to perform its constitutional role. how would you compare your experience in congress with congress today? have you noticed an increase in partisanship, a lack of comity? has that hindered the ability of congress to legislate? assuming you see a problem, what do you assume the solution to the problem? mr. inouye: it is trying to describe two different worlds, the world i was introduced to in 1959 was not a positive world. which debatesd in were loud and clear, but after the debates were over, the

it will feature stops across the hawaiian island, showcasing the natural beauty, unique history and leaviterary culture. ♪ reel america, from 1952, hawaii delegate to the u.s. congress talks with journalist william bradford hughley and author james hr cromwell about statehood legislation, hawaiian industries in tourism, organized labor, race relations, and communism. the interview is from across the scope, a news program that aired on cbs until 1955. it was recorded seven years before hawaii became the 50th state, in 1959. the televisionr journal of the important news of the hour, brought to you every monday, wednesday, and friday, longines.ntation of >> good evening. guest foroduce our this edition, mr. william bradford hughley, editor of the american rectory, and mr. james h r cromwell, former united states minister to canada. star distinct guest for this evening if the honorable joseph r carrington, delegate to congress from the territory of hawaii. mr. farrington, about 2 million americans traveled through hawaii during the second war and met most of our viewers tonight who hope to g

io hawaiian] ♪ [singing in hawaiian.orrow, a democratic center debates tacoma washington. announcer: with a control of congress in question, see the competition for yourself on c-span. housethe debates from key and senate races. make c-span your primary source for 20 -- camping 2018 -- campaign 2018. announcer: mike pence accused china of interfering in the 2018 midterm elections. this came at the hud student institute in washington. this is just over 30 minutes. ♪ >> thank you, ken, for that kind introduction.

we will feature stops across the hawaiian islands showcasing the natural beauty, unique history and literaryulture of the 50th date. ♪ host: we will turn now to the issue of affordable housing. we will turn to hawaii office of planning director leo asuncion who is calling on skype to talk about the issue. leo good morning. ,guest: good morning, jesse. host: what do you define as affordable housing in the united states? guest: we and hawaii, there is always by the numbers. we can use the hud numbers, the area of median income, but it is also for a person to say what is affordable? is it 30% of your mortgage? here in hawaii it is 40% to 60% of your income towards your housing and transportation needs. what we do is we try to stick numbers and look at how you would locally, what is affordable for our residents. especially for us with a high cost of living. host: what is hawaii doing to help people find affordable housing? is the state doing anything out of the ordinary to make sure people have a place to live? guest: what we are doing is trying to partner with our private developers here in the

we continue now with our look t the history of hawaii. >> native hawaiians continue to face issues of being disenfranchised within

on book tv at noon, stuart coleman on his book on the life the legendary hawaiian surfer beard a visitthe university of hawaii for the book noue.ction of daniel i sunday, our hawaii weekend continues. the executive director of the blue planet foundation on renewable energy efforts and why. history tv on c-span3, at 2:00 p.m. eastern, we visit the bally of the priest along the north shore of a while hope. and the polynesian voyaging society. at 4:00 p.m. eastern, short documentaries about hawaii, the hawaii, the in silent film, the hawaiian island, the 1952 film, kronos go. watch hawaii weekend this c-span, book tb, and american history tv. listen to hawaii weekend on the free c-span app. we featuring the honolulu mayor saturday. the white house correspondents association holds a roundtable with political journalists on the current role of reporters and the changing media landscape. this is one hour. >>

native hawaiian spiritual beliefs say eruptions reflect the mood of the goddess. us as native hawaiians to the family is always nice to us whether she takes our home or not we accept this type of event. sounds sudan is one of the last places on earth to ha beginning when disease a gruesome affliction that has affected millions as a centuries stand out in the world as the only country we do almost all the cases from below it is a huge response when it is no vaccine and know that this disease be on the verge of extinction we know where the problems we know what needs to be done if you don't want the things lifelines have to say a dragon on al-jazeera. the cover up was horrible with. donald trump describes the killing of jamal khashoggi as the worst cover up.

and that made these comments however in the grand scheme of things there have been more native hawaiians all come out in support than matt and i still met more wonderful people here than i otherwise and so i think if it's heartwarming and it gives me hope that yes this is generally how system should work one group always kind of. but at the same time maybe we can shift. starting chime just thinking because this compact is still between the us and and some white can ease in states that it's a it's about funding it's a we give you this you get that it's spies in twenty twenty three i'm just wondering it's not a perfect deal right now all of all other tours negotiations about how you have a better relationship if my kidneys are being invited into the us how does that how to how do you have a good relationship when that happens. i tend to run along the rabble rouser and when it comes to the compact only because. my personal area of interest is studying the contact and what led up to it and so one of the things that i've tried teaching people since that since the thread and even before that w

one of the great native hawaiians. one of the first to go worldwide with his achievements. today, this starts a weeklong celebration where we bring his legacy live by getting into the ocean where he grew up. connection to our the great duke and his living legacy because of all of us here and all of the many people who will be enjoying their own disciplines in the water this week. i'm thrilled to be part of it. >> if you know the words, sing along. [ukulele plays] ♪ [singing in hawaiian] welcome, c-span, to the island. continues] ♪ ♪ >> mahalo. [applause] "q&a," yalen university historian on her book. >> he dealt with scores of congressman in a mass brawl. by itself it is dramatic. throwing punches and spitoons. interesting to me was people at the time looked at it and saw a group of northerners ,nd southerners, many armed running at each other in the house of representatives. they said this doesn't look like a normal congressional fight. this looks like the north against the south. this looks like a battle. look like a battle and it was not that long before the civil war. m

ng.sing alo ♪ [singing in hawaiian] >> welcomes c-span to the islands. ♪ [singing in hawaiian] announcerr maria cantwell debates hutchinson in tacoma washington. our live coverage on c-span. >> with the control of congress in question, see the competition for yourself on c-span. watch the debates from key house and senate races. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. monday night on the communicators, jeanette man from , assistant homeland security secretary, talks about cyber threats against the u.s. and how the country is working to foil foreign efforts to interfere in the midterm elections. , everyy single day system, whether it is a federal agency, a bank, a local government office, you are constantly battling actors who are trying to get into your networks. if you have sensitive data, if you have systems that power something important, you have everything from your everyday activists trying to deface your website for some purpose to criminal, which i think is the majority of what most people deal with, all the way to nationstates trying to gain access to sensitive inform

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and the silent film, the hawaiian islands and the 1952 film. watch hawaii weekend next weekend on c-span. an american history tv. listen to hawaii weekend on the free app, we're featuring the honolulu mayor saturday at 10 a.m. eastern. >> next on the presidency, carl sferrazza anthony talks about how presidents wives will -- and mimi eisenhower's love of pink. the richard nixon foundation hosted this hour-long event. >>

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while, unfortunately, in my view, congress has not done the same for native hawaiians. senator murkowski was on the floor last night. i am going to talk a little about that. i think the alaska delegation has already tried to be supportive of the hawaiian delegation. and we continue to be. legal lay, they're very different and in response to a question to the record released by the senate judiciary committee, judge kavanaugh unequivocally endorsed this point. he state add -- now this is his language -- the supreme court has recognized that congress has the ability to fulfill its treaty obligations with native alaskan regional and village corporations and american indian tribes through legislation specifically addressed to their concerns. unlike indigenous people of hawaii, congress has explicitly recognized in statute that indian tribe includes any recognized indian or native tribe or community. native americans are indian tribes and therefore enjoy all the relevant rights and benefits that come with their trust relationship with the united states, unquote. in my convers

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native hawaiian spiritual beliefs say eruptions reflect the mood so of the goddess they. are says native hawaiians to the family is always nice to us whether she thinks our home or not we accept this type of event. why would they not get the it up i had the most out of. a lot of illness and caught up. on the nineteenth of december twenty sixth mahmoud hussein was detained by the egyptian authorities he remains behind bars without a trial al-jazeera world investigates his case and media repression in egypt journalism is not a crime on al-jazeera. al-jazeera . and. a fiance of journalist jim out of social j. says she believes saudi arabia knows where his body is but mons the kingdom return says remains. i'm sam is a band this is al jazeera live from dell also coming up the u.s. sends more than five thousand troops to its border with mexico to stem the flow of migrants. investigators and indians here look for clues of won't cause than airliners will crash in the sea killing one hundred ninety nine people. hate crime in the usa just what's up play over the rise in the race th

us as native hawaiians to the family is always nice to us whether she takes our home or not we accept this type of event. the cricket world isn't an odd bad match fixing i mean you have to think why would he give me got the guess then and then turned to me and it's there i get a big big bang bang. al-jazeera as investigative unit reveals explosive new evidence documentary confirms to my man hours a very hard profile figure in match fixing an international cricket team into this match al-jazeera investigation cricket's match fixing the manola files in the lead up to the u.s. midterm elections we'll be talking to the american people looking at the key issues for voters from immigration to economic struggles to health care system to greece's and women's rights join us throughout oktober for special coverage and analysis of the u.s. midterms on al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with the top stories here on syria u.s. president donald trump has for the first time publicly could knowledge that saudi german is jamal khashoggi is likely to be dead he's warned saudi arabia of severe c

under tv on c-span2 at noon, stewart: on his book on the legendary hawaiian surfer. then a visit to the university of hawaii and west oahu for the extensive book collection of the late u.s. senator daniel inouye. our weekend continues on "washington journal." the executive director of the blue planet foundation on renewable energy efforts in hawaii. at 2:00 p.m. eastern from we visit the valley of the priests along the north shore of oahu, and the polynesian voyaging society in honolulu. at 4:00 p.m. eastern, three short documentaries about hawaii . the 1956 film "soldier in hawaii," the next 24/7 film "the hawaiian islands," and the 1952 film. weekend this weekend on c-span, book tv, and american history tv. listen to hawaii we can on the free c-span radio app. we are featuring the honolulu mayor saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. park and kate brown took office in 2015 following the resignation of the then governor. she is running for a full term against nuclear and independent patrick starnes. this is about an hour. >> election day is five weeks from t

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us as native hawaiians to the belly is always nice to us whether she takes our home or not we accept this type of event. china. used to take half the recycling. with garbage generated by one point four billion people. but where does it go. the saudi king gets involved in the case and calls the turkish president to discuss of the missing journalist. live from doha also coming up. on the streets of nicaragua as police break up demonstrations against president daniel ortega. elections for allies of german. girl are endangering a traditional way of life. in saudi arabia says its relationship with turkey remains strong despite widespread international concern over missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi he's not been seen since entering his country's consulate in istanbul nearly two weeks ago in a phone call on sunday. and. commitment to a joint investigation. that the head of saudi intelligence has arrived in turkey. to meet takesh officials saudi arabia is also the u.s. for not jumping to conclusions but warns that will retaliate against any threats its present donald trump had warned

affairs was designed to remedy past discrimination in voting against hawaiians in hawaii. discussing that decision in an interview in 1999, judge kavanaugh said that the case is one more step along the way in what i see as an inevitable conclusion within the next 10 or 20 years when the court will say we are all one race in the eyes of government. kavanaugh's adoption of justice scalia's approach from adirand structures versus penna. in the eyes of government, we are all one race. it indicates a belief that the government should be colorblind. under this theory, affirmative action and minority contracting requirements would be constitutionally prohibited. those are just some of the issues, mr. president, that i care about and that new yorkers care about. i am very troubled about this nominee for so many reasons -- for his record, for his beliefs, for his judicial temperament, for how he treated women senators during that hearing. when we vote on this nomination later today, mr. president, when we decide if judge kavanaugh deserves to have the privilege to serve on the supr

i am one that in this body have said i would like to see native hawaiians there.with my friend when he was in this body to help advance that. i supported those. but the fact remains that the constitutional status of alaska natives and the indian commerce clause are simply not at play with this nomination. i don't believe that. so the question fairly asked, say that you think he's going to be there on issues that matter to alaskans? that he will have taken strong positions on. the reason that i could not support judge kavanaugh in this cloture motion this afternoon is that in my role, my responsibility as one senator on this floor, i take this obligation that we have in the role of advice and consent as seriously as anything that i am obligated or privileged to be able to vote on. and so i have a very high standard. i have a very high bar for any nominee to the supreme court of the united states. the code of judicial conduct rule, 1.2, this is one that many, many people in this body know. but it states that "a judge act at all times in a manner that promotes public

legendarylife of native hawaiian surfer eddie ical. birds -- a visit to the university of honolulu.ur hawaii weekend continues on c-span at 9:30 a.m. eastern. jeff mc alina, executive director of the blue planet foundation on renewable energy efforts in hawaii on american on c-span3 at 2:00 p.m. eastern, we visit the valley of the priest on the north shore of a law who, and the polynesian voyaging society in honolulu. at 4:00 p.m. eastern, three short documentaries about hawaii , the 1956 film "soldier in hawaii," the 1924 silent film "the hawaiian islands," and the 1952 film "long jeans kronos go." listen to hawaii weekend on the free c-span radio app. we are featuring honolulu mayor 10:00 a.m.ll at eastern. at the atlantic magazine conference yesterday in washington, former new jersey governor chris christie and kellyanne conway sat down with others about the midterm elections. [applause] >> there is no water. .> hi, everyone hi, governor. >> jeffrey. >> we were back stage minutes ago,

us as native hawaiians family is always nice to us whether she takes our home or not we accept this type of event. in the eighteen seventies hundreds of genes were banished to the foggiest corner of an empire with their descendants still live today. my grandparents died with a heavy heart they left everything behind. us don't we would claim our jury and identity it's always present inside as this french territory in the pacific prepares to vote on independence al-jazeera world tells the story of exile in new caledonia. the fiance of journalist jim on the show g urges the saudi authorities to reveal where his body is this after a saudi and turkish prosecutors hold a fruitless meeting in istanbul. hello i'm barbara starr you're watching out as they are live from london also coming out rescuers find remains but no survivors after an indonesian plane with one hundred eighty nine on board crashes into the sea minutes after taking off from jakarta. residents far right president elect signals who is international allies. we'll be announcing trips abroad to chile the u.s. and israel as a migrant

bracket singing was -- hawaiian singing] >> shortly the u.s. senate will vote on the nomination of judge the nextanaugh to be justice of the u.s. supreme court. while the debate has been going on, protesters have gathered outside the supreme court and across the street from the u.s. capitol. there is a live look at the protests outside the supreme court. this is live coverage on c-span. when we say that the work doesn't end today, what we need is that there are dozens of these nominees. thesest like kavanaugh, people are against human rights, reproductive rights, anti-disability rights, anti-labor, i could go on forever. so, with that said, they are accountable not just for the supreme court but for all the federal courts. [cheering] comes down to is, only a few cases go to the supreme court each year but thousands of these cases are decided in the lower courts, all the issues we just talked about are decided by these judges, and most of the -- most of the time these rulings stand, and we have to do something about this. [indiscernible] -- ever

us as native hawaiians to the family is always nice to us whether she takes our home or not we accept this type of event. we call it is the end of the bed and that's in the club guy going to send us home. price. per se or to the time i was just that. short documentaries from around the wilds about those who won't give up their fight for justice. al-jazeera selects justice. this was an emetic. a gunman kills at least eleven people during a baby naming ceremony at a us senate god. and richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up who sent those people to turkey that's a question that needs to be answered by the saudi officials a president amanda mansour is the saudi says it will prosecute suspects in the killing of jamal khashoggi. world leaders try to take a united stand on ending the war in syria that major differences remain. and the man known as brazil's donald trump looks set to trounce us like this challenger in sunday's presidential election but his opponent still holds out a glimmer of hope we'll tell you why. a suspected gunman's facing hate crimes charges aft

announcer: while in malley, the c-span crew sailed on a boat, hawaiian for "the best." they traveled to a crater to snorkel. while in maui, we took the boat that is hawaiian for "the best" to the molikini crater to snorkel. just boundaries for today, a within 50 feet of either side of the boat. don't slam in the middle of the crater because there will be large boats coming in and out. look out for the white, bubbly water, stayed just a few feet away from that. you don't want to get washed up on that sharp coral. you are good to go.

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. ♪ the first time ♪ ever i kissed your mouth >> with hula songs, they're in hawaiian.ws hawaiian. when you watch a hula, you don't understand the story being told. he can use ledge songs and put a hula do it and everybody understands what it's about. [♪] when they came out in that black and that one simple hairpiece, less is more. you get to enjoy the dance. you get to enjoy the faith. those are the things i look for. [♪] >> i think he is one of the best risk takers. and he makes me braver, to try things. i love thinking of an audience going, what the hell. what? [♪] >> i think it's all about variety. he looks for something else that could relate to other cultures, other people other than just hawaiians, it allows him to explore other cultures. they are so loyal to him. whatever he brings, they know that they will be surprised, entertained. a part of something that is inclusive rather than exclusive. [♪] >> he loves san francisco. san francisco embraced him when he needed it most. and he is on a constant give back. he has built such a nice inga tral working relationshi

says native hawaiians to the family is always nice to us whether she takes our home or not we accept this type of event. a turkish newspaper identifies fifteen saudi nationals police want to question about the disappearance of saudi journalist. i'm richelle carey this is. also coming up. the u.n. nikki haley announces she's resigning after eighteen months on the job. with the. president jacob zuma. changing the way it deals with children with the.

she had been a resident of the hawaiian islands for about a month. she was a young mother of two, two young children and she had boarded an ocean liner in san francisco with them to make the one week crossing to the islands. it is possible to fly to hawaii on a pan am clipper but the flight was 15 hours. keep those twee contextual points in mind. let's go to our four people i would like you to meet. cramped and it was expensive, so most people went by ship. she was overjoyed to be in the islands, she was reunited with the conditions were pretty her husband who was an army officer but she was also overjoyed because she was alive. she had expected their passenger liner would be attacked on the way to hawaii. upon arrival she immediately wrote to relatives on the mainland, we didn't get bombed or torpedoed as i had anticipated, helen wrote. we didn't even see a submarine on the whole trip. but she added they were probably out there, they are crafty. this was more than a month before he attack on pearl harbor. we tend to think of pearl harbor as a bolt f