bay area. > >> you can find us on pluto tv, > >> heads up if you have plans to to visit the hawaiian islandsnscreens are no longer allowed allowed on the islands. you're going to need reef safe sunscreen on maui and molokai. and on the big island of hawaii starting december 1, same rule applies. why are they doing this? it's meant to protect coral from the chemicals from certain types of some screen. if if you are going to the islands and those areas, made with zinc oxide or titanium dioxide are the ones that are allowed. in case you forget to bring some, they will have dispensers at 20 of maui's popular beach locations. another vacation, peloton users will be able to keep up with her exercise routines while on trips, if they they stay at a hilton. two companies reached a deal to put pellet on bikes in hiltons 5400 hotels in the u.s., those are expected to be delivered within the next few weeks. some hiltons hiltons have the peloton products but those were brought by individual operators. > >> coming up, one of the bay area's shining athletes getting attention overseas. skills from our own s

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the undersigned, native hawaiian citizens earnestly protest against the annexation of the said hawaiian islands to the said united states of america in any form or shape bought so less than a year later, the u. s. just single handedly alex to why anyway? almost 6 and a half 1000 square miles of territory snatched. who cares what the local people wanted? what was important was what they knew was wanted a convenience military base for its war with spain. we are not on there, i can, we will die. why? and we want to be american america always says, now i am a product with people in the us way or the highway basically because they have no problem accepting changes in other countries as long as it suits them. call civil, for example, back in 1991, there was a referendum there, and people voted to become an independent states. the referendum laid the 1st foundations of the state of casa. it sealed the desire of the country citizens to live independently and paved the way for unstoppable processes toward the revival of the state. that referendum was okay, right? but how was the difference with the will

. >> orion -- hawaiian island is on alert. evacuation warnings because of a volcanic eruption. >> were taking a look at the halloween forecast. we are grabbing candy. is looking nice. partly cloudy skies, dry, cooling-off in the 60's and 50's. by 10 p.m.. we are looking at the w >> elon musk is taking over and hiring the three top folks. >> musk has removed twitter's ceo. the cfo and top lawyers. >> he quoted them, the three people there. the office today. there fired and out. it is not like starting with a positive note. >> news of musk taking the reins just hours after the deadline set by a delaware judge to finalize a deal. twitter employee claire diaz ortiz is an early employee and still has friends there. next everyone is sad at this point. this is what it has come to. but i think again, this is probably the best outcome given the bad outcomes most recently. >> the deal was originally valued at $34 billion. maas, who is a ceo of tesla tweeted video of him carrying a kitchen sink into twitter headquarters in san francisco.

so in 1946, in hawaii in the hawaiian islands, which at that point were owned that agricultural economy was controlled by white colonies dues in the mainland. and it was worked by a mix of asian native hawaiians, puerto rican folks and black workers. just a whole hodgepodge of different cultures and language hung. they are indeed asian. yes. so, so this. yes. okay. so this is the context there. there's a. right. so this is what was happening at that and that place at that point in time, the were making all the value the bosses were all the profits. the classic case. and those workers were organizing of the ilwu international longshore warehouse workers union and throughout the course of that that history like there would be strikes, there would be work actions. there be attempts to to change their conditions. but something that happened quite often the bosses would pit different of workers against one another's. for example, filipino workers being in the brought japanese workers strikes, korean workers breaking japanese chinese worker strikes things like that their their differences wer

planets brought together all the triathlon stars in the hawaiian islands.les barclay was in the lead, only a strong coastal current prevented the british from breaking a personal record, but then the chelsea sadara went to van price, the american successfully held a vetap, and then ran the marathon faster than anyone pace, even in the grueling 35° heat at the finish line, the sodaro landed in the arms of her husband and little daughter, by the way, chelsea became only the second athlete in history to win the ironman after the birth of a child in men. captured at first. sam ledlow frenchman's finest hour was the white stage, where he managed to develop a record speed. on average , over 44 km / h. before the marathon run, ledlow led by a 6-minute lead, but here in all its glory. gustav idon norwegian showed himself. inexorably reduced the backlog and at around 36 km. bypassed the leader. as a result, eden won with a competition record, overcoming the iron distance. in total, in 7 hours 40 minutes and 24 seconds , the representatives of norway ended in triumph

something new from everyone artem anastasia master the ukulele four-string guitar comes from the hawaiian islands one song. yes, but you can also teach me to have experience, there is a guitar guitar three chords. well, let's try. well, almost yes, yes, yes, yes, 20 minutes and it's almost done. fall asleep in my arms, fall asleep one song, we’ll definitely master it, what other options learn how to beautifully photograph all these husbands before who make such a girl. here is one in the frame, they can master this skill in a whole weekend. that is, teach your husband to photograph you normally. yes, it can artyom and even claims that over the weekend he will be able to teach me to juggle with stones. i'm stunned by the stones, so i definitely won't study with him. let's break the camera for the operator. he will not forgive us for this experience. i did not dare to go further to get acquainted with the mironov family and to teach children to ride on the weekend tasks . scooter and make friends with squirrels, barbara has already come up with names for them. gypsy gypsies, why did they want tiger

african american, indigenous or native, including the alaska native, american indian, hawaiian native and pacific islanders and hispanic communities are all (inaudible) this slide shows the 2022 point in time count data in orange and alongside the race and ethnicity data from san francisco general population at the 2020 census shown in blue. the dotted line between the racial categories on the left and hispanic latin x on the right is meant to separate those. these are two different data points in both the census and point in time count, which means a person who identifies as hispanic or latin x can also describe as black, asian, native, white, multi-racial, pacific islander. so, that's just sort of a orientation to the slide. i would like to turn to the structural questions that i was just talking about and see if we can open it up for some questions. why are we seeing such over-representation from american indian, black, native hawaiian and latin x communities? why are we seeing such dramatic over-representation? what happens if we approach racial and ethnic disparities of structural pressures? there are

. >> by contrast, there's the story of hawaii, another island not part of the united states, talk about the hawaiian majority minority, it's a different set of circumstances butch a differt outcome. >> they didn'tts really have contact with anyone outside of polynesia until the late 18th century is an island that was isolated letio alone having majority minority milestone, there is no migration, there wasn't contact until 1778 but after the contracted british, and americans thereafter, the plantation economy began to grow, white planters establish plantations with the consent of the monarchy and they needed labor. hawaiians were not prepared to supply labor for two key reasons. the population was decimated by an epidemic, a variety of disease from westerners and secondly which killed an enormous amount of the population, many of the remaining hawaiians did not want to participate in the economy, historic economic forms and participate in the broader communityem ecosystem and naturl ecosystem and they didn't want to participate. the regime allowed extensive limmigration you will the appetite of the p

. >> there's the story of hawaii, another island nation not part of the united states, talk about the hawaiiany minority story, a different set of k circumstances. >> they didn't really have contact with anyone outside of polynesia until late 18th century so this was an island isolated let alone havingve majority minority milestone driven byy immigration. there was no contact until 1778 but after that, contact with the british and americans thereafter, the plantation economy began to grow, white planters established plantations with the consent of monarchy and the plantations needed the labor and hawaiians were not prepared to supply with labor for two reasons. one, the population was decimated by an epidemic of variety of diseases from westerners and second which controlled an enormous amount of nithe population and remaining hawaiians did not want to participate, they had historic economic norms and norms how to grow plants and participate in a broader communitynd ecosystem, natural ecosystem and didn't want to participate so the regime monarchy allowed extensive immigration that fueled the

there's a story of hawaii which is also another island, it was an island nation not part of the united states. talk about the hawaiian majority minority story. because it's a very different set of circumstances but difference in outcomes. >> guest: to why the archipelago for a why didn't we have contact with anyone outside polynesia until the late 18th century. this was an island that was isolated, so let alone having a majority minority milestone driven by immigration. there was to immigration. there was no contact insult 1778. but after that, after contact with the british, americans thereafter, the plantation economy began to grow. a lot of white planters establish plantations with the consent of the monarchy and those plantation needed labor. hawaiians were not prepared to actually supply with labor for two key reasons for one, the population was decimated by an epidemic, a variety of diseases that were coming from westerners. and secondly which really absolutely kill killed an s amount of the population, and then also many the remaining hawaiians did not want to participate in a in a plantation-based economy. th

island. officials are warning residents to prepare for the possibility on alloa, the world's largest active volcano might erupt soon. that's because we've been seeing recent spikes in earthquakes at the summit. the hawaiian volcano observatory says manolo has been in a state of heightened unrest since the middle last month. >> and if it does arrive, officials say the lava could some homes in just a few >> and more human remains have been found at the bottom of lake mead. a diver found a human phone last week. this is now the 6th set of human remains uncovered at lake mead since may. it's also because of the drought causing low level waters. investigators say they don't suspect foul play and the coroner will be examining the remains. all right. a very grim story to just a grim reality of what we've been experiencing here across california. john, the drought ever-present. good morning. yeah. lake mead's playing a lot of water for all those western states. reyna. >> situated there between the arizona, nevada border and it supplies water for southern california here across northern california. we might get our water from other sources, but where in just as deep a drought conditions for many spots that except

island, officials are warning residents to prepare for the possibility that mauna loa the world's largest active volcano may soon erupt. that's because of a recent spike in earthquakes at the summit. the hawaiian volcano observatory says manolo has been in a state of heightened unrest since the middle of last month. if it does or up to officials say the lava could reach some homes in just a few hours. more human remains have been found at the bottom of lake mead. a diver found a human bone last week. it is the 6th set of remains uncovered at lake mead since may. >> this is mostly because of the drought causing low water levels. investigators say they do not suspect foul play a corner. we'll be examining the remains. police in buffalo, new york say it appears a car crash that killed 4 teenagers may be linked to a tiktok challenge. they say 6 teenagers were speeding in a stolen kia. >> when the crash occurred, all 5 passengers were ejected and 4 of them died. >> the 5th is in critical condition. and the 16 year-old driver was not hurt. police say they believe the teens for participating in a tiktok challenge that encourages people to break into kia cars using cell phone chargers. >> a january 6