this requirement would serve as a poison pill in the hawaiian homes commission act dividing native hawaiians, a divide that remains to this day. inadequately funded and managed by the unions from 1921 to 1959, the act and its day-to-day management was punted to the new state of hawaii as a condition and requirement of statehood in 1959. realizing native hawaiians were being displaced from their land through interracial manages, the united states lowered the blood quantum requirement to 25%. 100 years later, due to interracial marriages and pleppedded families, many descent end ants do not meet the 25% requirement for successorship. in addition, the failure of the state of hawaii and the united states to meet its fiduciary execution, management and oversight of the hawaiian homes commission act has resulted in less than 10,000 native hawaiians being awarded a lease while an applicant wait list of almost 29,000 exist to this day. the median average age of an applicant grows creating a sense of urgency. thousands more will die on the wait list, never fulfilling the true vision of the prince to

hawaiians die eight years sooner because of the disparities that exist. we have to end this and make this a charge for our future. [applause] how do you do that? use scholarships to pay down the loans that nurses and doctors have so they can live in hawaii and provide the care to those who need it the most. [applause] we dealt with the worst global pandemic in a century better than anyone else but there is epidemic of poverty and injustice. with the legislature's help, i would like to end and lee name ate the tax on food and medication. i will ask my colleagues to do that. [applause] the reason i ask for that consideration is that because the poorest families are hit the worst and those who are struggling really can't afford that tax. and in partnership with the judiciary and i'm so happy to be here with a dear friend, with the judiciary leaders and our legal community, we will find a way to restore justice who lost their way but do not deserve to be lost forever. thank you for being here, steve. we know you are a champion with us. [applause] so finally a

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they oppressed hawaiian culture.cies have never before been appropriate addressed by the federal government. >> in 2020, i work with the committee's first witness. well she was serving in congress, we introduce this legislation to formally investigate these policies and respond ongoing. there is international trauma inflicting on tribal communities today. you introduced this bill last year with representative cherice david and tom coal. they are the co-chairs of the congressional native american caucus. i also wish to acknowledge -- there is the partnership of the native american boarding school healing coalition. there are many other extraordinary stakeholders who are here with us today. when secretary haaland assumed her current role, she continued her outstanding work. she lost the federal indian boarding school initiative. she worked with the assistant secretary to make this happen. with >> us hearing will address the first volume of the interior report. it contains many important findings. in particular, i would

. >>> tonight we're learning new details about those frightening moments on board a hawaiian airlineover the weekend. 36 people including a 14-month-old baby were injured when they were sent flying out of their seats when the plane hit dangerous turbulence shortly before landing. we get more now from cbs's manuel bojorquez. >> yeah, we um, hit pretty severe turbulence, and we have three flight attendants that are ijured. >> reporter: hawaiian airlines flight 35 from phoenix hit that severe turbulence about 30 minutes before landing sunday. >> attention on board, do we have any trained medical personnel? >> reporter: the rough air sent unbuckled passengers flying out of their seats. photos show overhead panels missing, a cracked ceiling, and debris thrown across the floor. >> my life flashed before my eyes. i was scared. >> reporter: kaylee reyes says her mother had just sat down after using the restroom. >> she hit the ceiling and she hit the floor. >> reporter: hawaiian airlines said the seat belt sign was on when the turbulence hit. >> there was no warning of this particular patch

bojorquez. >> yeah, we have pretty severe turbulence, and have >> reporter: hawaiian airlines flightom phoenix hit that severe turbulence about 30 minutes before landing sunday. >> reporter: the rough air sent unbuckled passengers flying out of their seats. photos show overhead panels missing, a cracked ceiling, and debris thrown across the floor. >> my life flashed before my eyes. i was scared. >> reporter: kaylee reyes says her mother had just sat down after using the restroom. >> she hit the ceiling and she hit the floor. >> reporter: hawaiian airlines said the seatbelt sign was on when the turbulence hit. >> there was no warning of this particular patch of air at that altitude was in any way dangerous. it caught everybody by surprise. >> reporter: this morning, united airlines said a flight from brazil to houston hit rough air, injuring five. the former chair of the n.t.s.b. says despite advancements in technology and weather forecasting, unexpected rough air can happen. you could be trying to avoid it and still end up getting the worst of the turbulence? >> absolutely. thunderst

tonight, we're learning new details about those frightening moments on board a hawaiian airlines flight over the weekend. at least 36 people, including a 14-month-old baby, were injured when they were sent flying out of their seats when the plane hit dangerous turbulence shortly before landing. we get more now from cbs' manuel bojorquez. >> yeah, we have pretty severe turbulence, and have three flight attendants that are injured. >> reporter: hawaiian airlines flight 35 from phoenix hit that severe turbulence about 30 minutes before landing sunday. >> attention, do we have any trained medical personnel? >> reporter: the rough air sent unbuckled passengers flying out of their seats. photos show overhead panels missing, a cracked ceiling, and debris thrown across the floor. >> my life flashed before my eyes. i was scared. >> reporter: kaylee reyes says her mother had just sat down after using the restroom. >> she had the ceiling and she hit the floor. >> reporter: hawaiian airlines said the seatbelt sign was on when the turbulence hit. >> there was no warning of this particular patch of a

only native hawaiians can refer to themselves as hawaiian. the volcanic eruption, there are cultural aspects to what is happening. there is a sensitivity to the culture issues involved with volcanic eruptions. >> when you look at the beauty of this, senator, it just reminds me and i'm sure people around the world what a special place hawaii is. >> yes. in fact,, even as this volcanic eruption is happening, there is another island off the island of the big island, which we monitor. it will be a number of million or so year before another island pops up. but to in, all the islands are created through volcanic activity. anyone who has driven along the big island can see the lava flow can understand it takes a long time for the lava to break down. we are still a young state geologically speaking. >> and a beautiful state. senator mazie hirono. >> thank you. everyone, stay safe. >> absolutely. thanks so much. and you as well. we appreciate your time. >>> now to qatar and heartbreak for team usa. the men's national team falling to the netherlands 3

s. 7 would amend the act to include specific references to native hawaiians and native -- hawaiian community and organizations -- communities and organizations. this would make sure all victims and survivors of domestic and sexual violence, including native hawaiian women, are able to access the services and support they need to rebuild their lives. i thank senator hirono for introducing this important legislation. i urge all of my colleagues to support it and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentlewoman from indiana is recognized. mrs. spartz: i yield myself such time as i might consume. senate bill 7, the vawa technical amendment act of 2022, makes a very small technical amendment to the violence against women act re-authorization that was signed into law of march of this year. the violence against women act provides resources to law enforcement and others to address the needs of those who have survived domestic violence, sexual assault, sex trafficking and other crimes against women. s. 7 ensures native hawaiian survivors

fright data shows the weather was cleary rough as the plane approached honolulu, a forecast hawaiianirlines says it knew about. and modern passenger planes have technology to detect certain turbulent conditions. so tonight, the big question -- why did it happen? >> radars cannot see what's called clear air turbulence, and invisible kind of turbulence that tends to be up at very high altitudes where airliners are cruising. >> reporter: and the hawaiian flight was not the only midair scare overnight. two passengers and three crew members were treated in houston after their flight from rio hit turbulence over the cancun area. their injuries described as minor of. and david, as millions fly for the holidays, the expert advice is simple. keep that seat belt on any time you're sitting on a plane, even if the flight is smooth. david? >> yeah, anyone who saw that video is going to want to wear it. thank you. >> now to the so-called tripledemic across this country. this evening, we've learned that cvs and walgreens are now limiting the amount of over the counter children's medicine that one f

it doesn't hurt when a hawaiian airlines hits turbulence. we are learning of a second turbulence incident this morning. kumasi: plus, criminal referral. the january 6 committee meeting to today to decide whether the doj investigate president trump on multiple charges. what to get to this morning, but let's start with the forecast. drew: we are used to the fog, but this thick fog will linger for quite some time. dense fog divides arrays are in effect until 11 a.m. you have issues in the north bay and east bay livermore closely, brentwood, santa rosa, petaluma down to two .5 miles. until 11 a.m. for the valleys of the east bay, areas shaded in gray, we will linger for much of the morning. outside, a bit of fog. partly sunny skies. we will talk much more about the air quality coming up in a few minutes. kumasi: you want to plant some extra time for your commute and expect slow traffic. we are seeing fog across the bay area. lena howland is driving around dublin. what are you seeing there? lena: starting to see a little more fog in the dublin ar

hawaiian and the native hawaiian health care system that serves the island. he served as the native hawaiian task force, helping set policies to advance native hawaiian health care. he leaves a mark on the people of hawaii and his contributions will be felt for generations. he will be greatly missed by his family and his beloved people of moloka'i. mahalo, madam speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from kansas seek recognition. >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise today to recognize a great kansan, rich felds, and congratulate him on his work to farmers, ranchers and agriculture producers. he's been a tireless advocate. he earned his degree in animal science at kansas state university after which he began at the county level holding many different volunteer positions. now after serving for the kansas farm bureau for eight years, rich will b

with american coming in last american had nearly three times as many baggage problems as hawaiian hawaiian number one for on time arrivals and departures and the fewest diverted flights, which gave it the highest possible score of on a scale of 0 to 5 for all flight operations. delta came in second with a score of 3.9, alaska, 3.3 southwest was a close fourth with 3.2. jetblue earned the lowest score at 1.6. alrighty then we're looking into the week ahead and we've got some nice weather to talk about. it looks like it's going to be dry for most of this week or all of this week until we get towards the end of the week. hopefully things will change. but right now dry cool in the morning mild during the day, and a few clouds here and there, the long range model will bear me out. you can see that here we are in the tuesday so you can see the bay area i think you can, right. how clear it is so that's a high pressure. some clouds wafted in on tuesday wednesday supply just yet system offshore right there. this guy that thing wants to come in, and that would be rain, and it will be potentially rai

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hawaiian airlines had the lowest percentage of flight cancelations less than 1% the second best. had more than double that. then you add alaska frontier in southwest rounding out the top five, with spirit airlines falling in last hawaiian also took the top spot. when it came to taking good care of your luggage. it was followed by frontier, southwest spirit and delta american now comes in last last pushing up frontier and spirit airlines american had nearly three times as many baggage problems as hawaiian airlines and hawaiian also ranked number one in on time arrivals and departures and had the fewest diverted flights, which gave it the highest possible possible score on a scale of 0 to 5 for all flight operations. delta came in second there with a score of 3.9, alaska was 3.3 southwest came in fourth, and jetblue had the lowest score at 1.6. we'll know what noon and marin county nonprofit is holding its annual holiday get together for low income and homeless families. the ritter center in san rafael, offers a variety of services, including providing food, clothing and health car

you know, there are actually 2 volcanoes that are up on the hawaiian island tracking people from allover. kristy tamashiro has details. >> experts calling it a once in a lifetime experience. this first time i've seen 2 eruptions simultaneous and visitors from all around the world say it's a trip they'll never forgets, but it's molten lava. will. my birthday was monday. >> mauna loa started to erupt on my birthday. so that was momentous. pretty pretty you know how many people can say that they were here. >> and a time of the eruption. >> the hawaii volcanoes national park estimates about 2000 visitors stopping by to see the power of madame pele. the park remains open 24 7, but officials are urging visitors to take precautions while adventuring. we did close mauna loa road yesterday. and so that is off limits to the public. right now. we do have law enforcement throughout the park making regular patrols and making sure people are staying out of this closed areas in the national park. if it's a first offense, that's a ticket that could be $150. if it's a repeat it could be much higher t

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this is a hawaiian airlines flight. the plane hit some extreme turbulence on a flight from phoenix to honolulu on sunday. three dozens people hurt. 11 seriously. among the injured, a 14-month-old baby. >> scary. let's bring in dana griffin now who has more details. dana, what have we been able to learn about what actually happened on that flight? >> reporter: so the ntsb is investigating what some passengers describe as the most turbulent flight they had ever taken. we're learning how scary it was for the 278 passengers and ten crew members on board. 36 people were injured, including 11 with serious injuries. luckily none are life threatening. the hawaiian airlines flight from phoenix to honolulu hit severe turbulence just about 30 minutes before landing. the hawaiian airlines executive vice president explained further what happened in the air. >> yes, we're very familiar with the current weather forecast. there's a lot of unstable air in the area. the seatbelt sign was on at the time that the incident occurred. and we'

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. >>> 17 passengers and three crewmembers sustain significant injuries after hawaiian airlines flight from phoenix to honolulu encountered severe turbulence. according to honolulu emergency service, 11 of the injured were hospitalized in serious condition, and nine were stable. one patient is a 14-month-old. another passenger became unconscious by the turbulence. hospitalized patients suffered head injury, cuts, bruises and nausea the faa is investigating and says in a statement that the airbus a330 was roughly 30 minutes from its destination when it struck an unstable and unexpected patch at about 10:30 in the morning according to hawaiian airlines, the plane was at capacity with 278 passengers, 8 flight attendants and two pooilts on board. officials said fasten seat belt lights were on at the time and some of the injured were not properly restrained. >>> this will be a big week for the committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. the house panel is set to vote at its final public meeting today to approve the report of its findings to be released on wednesday. nbc n

. >> that from the cockpit of hawaiian airlines flight 35, it was heading from phoenix to honolulu and just moments before arrival it was rocked by severe turbulence. >> did you need medical personnel? >> yes we do. >> the national weather service says the flight may have cruised through a storm at 36,000 feet. >> there is no warning of this patch of air at that altitude, or it was in any way dangerous. it caught everyone by surprise. >> to make matters worse, hawaiian airlines say some passengers were not wearing their seatbelts even though the sign was on. the pilots made their dissent, eventually landing in honolulu. greeted by a team of first responders. in all, 20 people were hurt, 13 had to be rushed to the hospital. >> initially we did have a report there were critical injuries but by the time they went to the hospital those injuries were considered serious. >> passengers experiencing everything from cuts and bruises to nausea and one person passed out. the youngest injured just 14 months old but all expected to make a full recovery. even three crew members who got hurt did not

hawaiian airlines says it will support all affected passengers and employees. meanwhile, concerns are being raised over the faa plane evacuation safety standards. they say just 90 seconds is all it takes for passengers and crew to evacuate an airplane safely. but some lawmakers are not convinced. dc correspondent raquel martin explains. >> i fear is that somebody is going to get killed or severely injured. illinois democratic senator tammy duckworth says the f a a month updated evacuation standards for plane. right now. the agency predicts it takes just 90 seconds for all passengers and crew to evacuate the catch. is it a minute this 26 to keep on this aircraft that can carry 150 in some of the 165 passengers. >> and there's no carry on baggage. i mean, what world you live in this lazy with serious consequences in a stage or is an american airlines pilot. >> in represents the allied pilots association, he and captain sully sullenberger famous for the miracle on the hudson called the faa is current testing standard outdated. we need to know >> what it takes to g

you've got hawaiian airlines with the lowest percentage of flight cancelations.the second best. delta had more than double that alaska frontier and spirit rounded out that top five spirit rating last. why also took the top spot when it came to taking good care of your luggage? it was followed by frontier, southwest spirit and delta, with american coming in last american had nearly three times as many baggage problems as hawaiian airlines. and then overall hawaiian airlines ranking number one and on time arrivals and departures and the fewest diverted flights, which gave it the highest possible score on a scale of 0 to 5 for all flight operations. delta came in second with a score of 3.9, alaska, 3.3 southwest was a close fourth with 33.2. jetblue earned the lowest score at 1.6. wow all right time. now we'll see what's happening on the road this morning, south new you can fix it. fix our commute. you had a lot to deal with. things are getting better. dave and claudine. good morning. we do have some slowing, though. i don't want to make it seem unrealistically good

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some hawaiians have been on this road before. >> reporter: we can spot our destination 30 miles out.glow, mauna loa erupting. to give you a better view, though, we go up in the morning dark. paradise helicopters darren hamilton, our pilot and guide, giving us rare access. >> when we see the volcano, it's on the eastern side there, about the 1:00 position, that is the plume there. >> reporter: having flown in military hot zones, darren even admits, this is fire power like no other. >> what was it like the first time through open lava. >> it was a blast. >> reporter: it can also be challenging, especially with heavy vog, or volcanic smog. those acidic gases dangerous if the concentration levels are too high. on the ground, officials closely watching the lava's potential impact on saddle road, the main highway that connects the east and west of the island. erupting last sunday for the first time in 38 years, mauna loa, the world's largest active volcano, is one of five that make up hawaii's big island. and neighboring kilaeua also active, though no longer shooting lava to the surface, l

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a river of flaming hot molten rock is inching closer to a major hawaiian islands. island. david culver is there. >> reporter: the nighttime glow of mauna loa's oozing lava, well, you just have to pull over to properly admire it. it's basically the middle of the night and you guys are out here. why? >> well, i mean, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be able to experience this and we decided to come early in the morning so we didn't have to sit in the traffic. >> reporter: from oahu to here, this family three generations came to respectfully honor the hawaiian eruptions. >> it's beautiful to us. we pay huge reverence to this. it's culturally significant to us as well. it's a big deal. >> reporter: a sight made more alluring with a side of sunrise which brought the crowds to old saddle road. officials turning this stretch into a one-way street allowing passersby the chance to stop and let the views seep in. that keeps drivers from pulling over and stopping on this what is one of the main highways connecting one part of the island to the other. the lava flow,

it was a half an hour before the hawaiian airlines flight landed.0 people to hospitals, among them a 14-month-old child. >> joining us now cnn aviation correspondent pete muntean. pete, listen, we have all experienced turbulence on a plane, we've seen incidents where it gets bad, this is seriously bad, dozens injured. >> this doesn't help calm the fears that everyone has about turbulence. 17 passengers injured injured, three members of the crew. often we see in severe turbulence incidents like this that the crew are the ones who are hurt the most often just because they are up and walking around doing their duties. so that is the new breakdown we have just gotten from hawaiian airlines and first responders on the scene in honolulu. you can see the mess that these extreme forces this have airbus a-330 went through left on board this plane. other video is popping up on social media of injured passengers, the oxygen masks deployed. this was a really, really terrifying event for those on board. you just have to imagine what was going through the passeng

where is tapping into subtropical moisture from the hawaiian islands? so what does that tell you? it's not a cold arctic storm. rather it's going to be wet and showery and windy. let's get to it right there. future cast five o'clock there comes the rain right around the extreme reaches of the north bay into sonoma county and well into mendocino county. it slides across the golden gate bridge. everybody is going to be wet by 10 o'clock tonight will start off light around oakland, emeryville in the central valley are central bay. i should say, and there is the front. it's slicing through the bay. area four o'clock. in the morning tomorrow. now this has been very consistent for the past 24 to 48 hours, so i got to believe it's true. the heaviest rain between one and seven am tomorrow. that's when we will have the gusty winds as well. we will not clear out of the showers until about five pm towards the evening commute tomorrow, maybe just a scattered light showers, but that's about it, but it's still going to be windy. your bulk of your wednesday will be dry. then another system works

tapped into that some tropical moisture that leads all the way back 3000 miles to the west over the hawaiian islands. this is the parent low, causing rain showers over the pacific northwest, and then here's the frontal boundary over salt lake city and now skimming over santa barbara making tracks towards the los angeles basin, where the system will continue to disintegrate as it sags to the south, but we had some pretty modern, too heavy downpours the north they did. have a thunderstorm early this morning , just outside of nevado. otherwise east bay. you still have a little bit of light precipitation around highway 6 80 making your tracks towards danda, so we'll see more of accumulation. there were now drying out as you head towards orinda. but we're seeing lots of spotty hit and miss scatters mainly around the south bay. but for the most part, the peninsula has been raining on again. off again throughout the morning. we still have some light precipitation around daly city and end to sfo, where i clocked a wind gust. up to 48 mph. the wind advisory has allowed to expire now, but we still wil

it doesn't hurt when a hawaiian airlines hits turbulence.a second turbulence incident this morning. kumasi: plus, criminal referral. the january 6 committee meeting to today to decide whether the doj investigate president trump on multiple charges. what to get to this morning, but let's start with the forecast. drew: we are used to the f

it's incredibly rare for a flight to end up with injuries like this on a hawaiian airlines flight andturbulence happened shortly before landing in honolulu but passengers said they were not warned. overnight, a terrifying ordeal in the skies over hawaii. >> hawaiian 35, do you need medical personnel at the gate? >> yes, we do. >> reporter: sudden and severe turbulence bouncing passengers up and down, several hitting their heads. ceiling tiles cracked and bent. several onboard stunned and among the injured a 14-month-old child. one passenger temporarily losing consciousness. at least 20 injured, 13 of them taken to a local hospital after the plane made an emergency landing. three flight attendants who were moving around the cabin were among the ones others treated in the terminal for cuts to the head and bumps and bruises. >> no fatalities. hopefully folks don't have to stay in the hospital too long and can get back to their loved ones or if they're on vacation. >> reporter: the airbus 330 was carrying 287 passengers and 10 crew members. >> it look liked a tornado went through the spac