that is what roosevelt took from san diego to honolulu. roosevelt greeted him warmly and macarthur acknowledge that their last meeting had been one macarthur had been when roosevelt he was roosevelt's chief0 of state. back to leahy, whose relationship went back nearly 40 years at that point, and who is by the way, never one to stand on much a ceremony, cut to the quick and dryly remark, douglas, why don't you wear the right kind of close wear the right kind of close when you come up to cs? well, macarthur gestured to thel heavens and reply, well you have not been where i came from, it is, it is cold up there in the sky. so there they are, the three of them, roosevelt post between macarthur and -- the general and its leather jacket and nemitz and his immaculate whites were series of photographs. for macarthur, the session confirmed the trips thinly disguised political agenda. the bursting of his own presidential hopes, we can talk about that in questions if you want. macarthur still carried a considerable influence in republican circles. as

>> this is a debate that even though it was discussed at honolulu in july of 1944, it really doesn'tolved until that fall. and one would say it doesn't get resolved until there is a final move toward okinawa. i think in a nutshell you're right. macarthur is fixated on the philippines all through the course of the pacific war there are these two different lines of attack. in the central pacific there really kind of in between both of those fronts. every time the joint chiefs of staff wants to decide on one front or another quite frankly the kick the can down the road. they're still kicking the can down the road in the fall of 1944. macarthur, early on said that the philippines were important to the drive to get into the dutch east indies, cut the lines of communication between the natural resources and the flow of oil up to japan. and certainly he had a strong point about that. by the time he has gone back to the philippines and really went ahead and moves in 1945, those operations, as far as natural resources and everything, the lines of supply to japan have already been cut by ameri

in what must be about nine years, he actually is going to meet douglas macarthur face-to-face in honoluluere's a little bit of that story. to hearty applause, douglas macarthur addressed in the leather flying jacket despite the way he highlighted from a car in stroke personally at the gameplay of the cruiser baltimore. and their last meeting has been when macarthur was chief of staff. back to admiral way he he uses relationship went back nearly four years at that point and u.s., by the way, never one to stand on much ceremony cut to the quick and dryly remarked, douglas, why don't you wear the right kind of close when you come appear to cs? macarthur gestured through the habits and replied you haven't been where i came from and it's cold up there in the sky. so there they are, the three of them. roosevelt posed between macarthur, the general and his leather jacket for a series of photographs. for macarthur, thinly disguised political agenda. the bursting of his own presidential. they carry an influence in public service workers as well as wildly popular with the at-large. political mr. ro

tomorrow will be one week since the berkeley father and daughter drowned off the coast of honolulu.>> we talked to the wife and mother who is now in morning trying to support her surviving two daughters. >> reporter: she says many people will miss her husband mark whom she describes as deeply authentic, very real, compassionate, irreverent and an amazing person and she didn't want to go on camera but share pictures of her loved ones including this one with mark and mean as he tends his backyard beehive. one of the many hobbies he had. his wife says everything he did he went the extra mile to make it exceptional including being a father to his three children. he says she says it's hard to think of life without her six year old daughter. >> mark and his girls were together last saturday at tidepool and honolulu when he was suddenly came in and washed the girls into the water. bystander was able to get the older girls out and mark jumped in to try and save me now. she said she was district wasn't surprised that he gave his life trying to save his daughter. she says there was no way he wo

. >> vicki:a berkeley family is dealing a 6 year old girl died after honolulu. 46 year old father also lost his life after he jumped in to try and save her. kron4's maureen kelly has the victims. >> reporter:this is cell phone video that shows rescue workers performing cpr after pulling the father and daughter out of the waters of the makapuu tidepools saturday. sadly both were pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. 6 year old mina hornor is reported to have slipped from the rocky shoreline into the ocean. officials say her father, 46 year old mark horner, tried to save her but was swept away by the waves. >>:the conditions were not favorable for anyone to be down there kids adults. it's too windy, there's high surf advisory. >> reporter:here in the north berkeley neighborhood where mark horner lived with his wife and three daughters. neighbors were shocked and saddened by the news. >>:this is just heartbreaking to have this happen in on your street to you neighbors >> reporter:here's a picture of the whole family together. those who knew him says mark's wife was

they were together in honolulu when a wave came in and washed the girls into the water.ander was able to get the older girls in and mark jumped in to try to save mina, she wasn't surprised that he gave his life trying to save his daughter. there was no way he would have come out without her. while it's hard to see a way forward from this tragedy, because the law is so big, she takes comfort in that they passed over together. they're asking in lieu of fathers, a donation be made to a hawaiian group to get children out of the z >water an teaches water safety. kron 4 news. >>> thousands take to the streets to catch them all. we'll look at the latest pokemon go crawl, but before we do that we'll take a trip to yosemite and look at yosemite falls this time around. they're expecting a high of 87 degrees, it's already sunny there. and in the bay area it's the annual circus festival in san francisco. you can enjoy acrobats and other activities. it's free to attend from 10 to 4. ♪ having acne... ...was always on my mind. so i asked a dermatologist about new aczone dapsone gel 7.5

a 6 year old girl died after falling into the ocean in honolulu. her 46 year old father also lost his life after he jumped in to try and save her. kron4's maureen kelly has the latest on what we know about the victims. >> reporter:this is cell phone video that shows rescue workers performing cpr after pulling the father and daughter out of the waters of the makapuu tidepools saturday. sadly both were pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. 6 year old mina hornor is reported to have slipped from the rocky shoreline into the ocean. officials say her father, 46 year old mark horner, tried to save her but was swept away by the waves. >>:the conditions were not favorable for anyone to be down there kids adults. it's too windy, there's high surf advisory. >> reporter:here in the north berkeley neighborhood where mark horner lived with his wife and three daughters. neighbors were shocked and saddened by the news. >>:this is just heartbreaking to have this happen in on your street to you neighbors >> reporter:here's a picture of the whole family together. th

i was home in honolulu. that's where we lived.ay up on the hillside we heard a commotion, we went out on the lanai and there were jets flying overhead in formation. i didn't have a b-b gun but we could have reached them up on the hillside. >> 21-year-old ed nash joined the coast guard. he suddenly found himself in the naval service. where'd they send you? >> we immediately went down to the island of the south pacific. the captain didn't elle us what we were doing. >> 4,000 miles away in new orleans, another young american was devastated by the savage attack. marvin, where were you when the japanese bombed pearl harbor? >> high school, as a 17-year-old kid. i realized our freedom is on the line. like many others who wished to do our part for the sake of freedom. >> after the break, a harrowing account of legendary seamanship in world war ii. that's next on "war stories." get funky with your chicken. on average, one in 6 americans will get a foodborne illness this year. so, learn the right temperature to cook each type of meat. keep

however, rainy weather is not expected at least the next few days in honolulu. thunderstorms can happen in the next several days though. across the southern hemisphere, it's winter. heavy snow is falling across the high elevations in peruru. we have e video from the inner areas of the country. extreme cold weather in peru's high andes is contributing to the death of dozens of animals. temperatures have plunged as low as minus 20 degrees celsius during the past few days. snow swept pastures and animals in the area are dying from a lack of food. right now a state of emergency is declared in inner peru and snow will likely continue in the high elevations as we go into the next several days. but temperatures actually not bad compared to what we saw over the past couple of weeks. all right. that's it for me now. up next is your three-day forecast. >>> be sure to watch "newsroom tokyo" at the top of the hour. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>ó >> david cameron will preside at lunchtime in the trouble to buckingham palace to seal this recognition. historicity that his su

they were not allowed to birth with everybody else in pearl to tie up iney had a commercial port in honolulu. company, but they were not allowed, because of politics, to come in to pearl harbor. return, analysis on the nato summit. you are watching defense news. >> at for years i've trained dogs for the marines - like me, some of these dogs have seen many tours of duty. and for the past 15 years i've been a navy federal member. thanks to their fast approval process, when it came time to buy a new car, we got everything we needed to transport my wife's little bundle of joy... ... who i just adore. open to the armed forces, the dod and their families. navy federal credit union. >> welcome back to defense news. world leaders will flock to warsaw on july 10 for the nato summit. leadertly spoke to the of international security for analysis. >> this is the mostig at no point has the alliance had to contend with the complexity, urgency, and challenges found on the eastern front. to that end, the alliance is probably going to make decisions to create a new enhanced presence on the eastern frontier.

honolulu may not get the central area of pressure right over it, but still windy and heavy rain conditions possible into sunday and other portions of hawaii through the weekend. as you look at the forecast for east asia, we are finally seeing a drying period for portions of japan, meanwhile a low pressure system that's now moving into mongolia has been bringing moisture i into places like beijing in china. because of the heavy rainfall that has already fallen earlier this week, additional rainfall is going to be a bit of a problem. little warm in tokyo. coming up with a high of 27 degrees. 29 in beijing. all looking at wet weather because of that low and hot weather continues further to the south. we are looking at temperatures to be a little bit cooler relatively speaking for average temperatures in tokyo. naha v very warm into the weeke. i do wanant to wrap up with a lk at the middle east. look at this. temperatures exceeding 50 degrees for highs and we're looking at hot conditions continuing into the weekend. hope you have a good day wherever you are, here's your extended outlook. >>> t

. >>> a honolulu-bound flight was forced to make an emergency landing on monday morning at tokyo's haneda airport. transport officials say the hawaiian airlines plane had eight flat tires and was leaking oil when it landed. officials say the a330 returned to haneda shortly after takeoff. it touched down at 1:30 a.m. on monday mororning. the e damaged plane closeded th rurunway for over r nine hours causing the cancellation of 14 domestic flights. >>> japanese authorities say a possible north korean defector has been taken into custody in western japan. they say the man wants to remain in the country. authorities found the man wandering around nag ato prefecture. he told police he left north korea by boat three days ago. he said he jumped aboard and swam ashore. he had no identification or personal belongings. he's heading over to immigration officials who will hear his story and decide his future. >>> residents of kumamoto prefecture are trying to get back to their lives following the earthquake. some who evacuated their home are moving into a large scale housing complex. people started m

hawaiian with honolulu. and united with san francisco. delta get twos slots. one to minneapolis. half were given to japanese carriers. all nippon airways. the ten new flights are expected to get off the ground from autumn. >>> executives at japanese telecom operator softbank and honda motor say t they are goin to start joint research on artificial intelligence for vehicles. softbank officials say the companies will develop voice interaction technology that enables ai equipped cars to understand emotions. the research will draw on the technology between pepper developed by softbabank. the r robot behaves as if it ha emotionsns of its own. will sense driver'seelings anand interact with them. e t technologyy will be integrated with navigation systems and sensors installed in vehicles. >>> checking the markets. investors betting on the possibility of fresh stimulus have given a boost to tokyo stocks. phoebe amoroso reports from the tokyo stock exchange. >> investors are seeing reports that the japanese government t y be readying a stimulus package of 20 trillion yen. about $190 billi

honolulu you will see sunny weather and looks like sunny weather with a chance for thunderstorms or rainyher on your independence day in hawaii. let's go to japan and alsoo the rest of asia. lookoking quite wett across par of key y you shu, 70 millimeter of rain has fallen one hour in kagshima. rain is falling across the korean peninsula. a developing low pressure system in france still located here and rain should continue into early morning hours. watch out for flash floods. the tail end of the frontal system is dumping tremendous amounts of rainfall inn eastern chinina as well. the province had ovever 230 millimeters of rain in 12 hours. flooding is taking place. more rain is still anticipated. now temperatures are going to be as follows in tokyo. we had a very hot weather in tokyo today and sunny weather. tomorrow dry conditions will persist. take a look at sunday. 33 degrees. mid-summer like conditions expected that should persist into next week. kagoshima we have been talking about heavy rainfall but starting saturday drier conditions are expected to continue. in shanghai, sunny wea

kilometer per hour gusts were recorded at one of the airports. 48 kilometer per hourr winds ovr at honolulu airport on saturday. you see here trees toppled and power lines falling over. there was some flash flooding also being reported in the area. as we lolook at the map antelll you whatat's coming up ahead, i looks like the rain conditions will still be a part of the story. the core of f the system contied to drift toward the north and west, but wee e still tatalking about some strong gusts, high surf, and heavier rainfall as we go forward in time. we're looking at midday to late tuesday before we start seeing a little bit of the relief and sunshine coming back into the picture. wednesday, all o of darby'y's effects should be ne b by that point.t. as we look at what's happening over in north america, you may notice a couple of other tropical systems out there. we have frank and georgette. georgette is a bit of a monster in terms of its strength, but neither of these storms are expected to impact land. which is actually good news. however, we have a low-pressure system up into canada. asso

los angeles seeing some hazier conditions and some rain into honolulu.eanwhile, we look at the forecast for europe, we're seeing some very warm air due to a high pressure system bringing temperatures up into the mid-30s into the balkens, look out for that. rain and thunderstorms with that air surging in and the trough that bring thunderstorms into warsaw and vienna and paris a chance for rain. high of 22 degrees. wrapping things up with a look at east asia. i want to draw your attention to this band of clouds. there's a low pressure in northern shanghai. this will bring a lot of rail. we're talking about the possibility of 200 millimeters of rain as we go just through the day on friday, that will dump a lot of moisture there. be on the lookout for the possibility of some localized flash flooding as we go forward in time. that low will eventually approach the mountains of japan as we go through the weekend. we'll see spotty showers, maybe thunderstorms as we go throughout saturday and sunday. for friday, we're going to see some dry conditions. waurl condi

by sunday, this will be moving closer to honolulu with wind speeds expected of 65 miles an hour. so something to watch over the next few days. here at home, our temperatures going up in san francisco into the low 70s but still staying very nice there. compare that to the mid to up r 90s in the mid to upper valleys. a lot of sunshine and 97 by tuesday of next week. you can see that heat just goes on and on, so, yes, this is the last day we will stay in the 80s. heading over to mike now talking about what's happening at the old bay bridge. >> that's right. go back to revis it a shot we just saw. over here to the rest of the bay and a easy flow of traffic. the traffic break i was talking about was through fremont. overnighting road work cleared. still sticking around here in livermore. this is just on 84 as you come down south of stanley and westbound of course but south on your compass. heading through the dublin area, 580 is smoothly. live look shows you the volume of traffic. what you would expect on a friday. nice easy drive. eastbound will be an issue early afternoon. folks mak

honolulu residents would save $7,500 a year. and people in los angeles would save $2,000. >> time to book it. >> it would be fun. >> you can eat and dance and -- >> and see the world. why not? let's go. >> there's an option. >>> time now 4:57. oscar pistorius learns his fate. the sentence coming down overnight for the one-time olympic hero. >> and more on that breaking news coming up next as firefighters work to gain control of a five-alarm five in emeryville. >>> good morning. it is wednesday, july 6. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. we're following breaking news in emeryville where a six-story building is burning fast. kpix 5's anne makovec is live on the phone with more on this five-alarm blaze. anne. >> reporter: firefighters are making progress on this fire. it's been burning since 2:30 this morning in a building under construction. we understand it was a condo building. it was going to be a condo building. but it is destroyed at this point. there are still a lot of hoses up there, ladder crews spraying water on this

we don't think the system will affect honolulu directly, but there's a chance we may see some tropical storm conditions on sunday in the island. so quite stormy conditions expected for much of the hawaiian islands as we go into the weekend. so please watch out for that. now across mainland u.s. we're looking at quite high temperatures. for example, austin had a high of 38.3 degrees on thursday. and high temperatures were also reported in parts of canada. 33.1 degrees in toronto. that's actually 7 degrees higher than normal. the higher than average temperatures will likely continue. so a monster heat wave will impact many portions of the continent at least into the weekend. take a look, toronto the high should be about 27 degrees this time of year but the high will remain on the high side. 43 expected on friday and death valley the high could reach up to 15 degrees on saturday. so take care of your health. that's it for now. up next is your three-day forecast. >>> and that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. >> on this editio

. >> gary: basketball camp for children and honolulu.) >> gary: can you believe this is a grant? it looks pretty good time? >> grant: it looks legit. >> gary: are five young boys and young girls they were so excited because currie not on their door. it is a different world we live band. can you imagine how much the basketball camp cost in honolulu? >> gary: if you are not a sports fan, ok? but if you are a sports fan and you are in the bay area with the most talked about and most excited--exciting-franchise going. >> gary: the game is a week from tonight with the giants who has more when and did anyone in major baseball. posey is voted to start the game. >> gary: bumgarner will pitch sunday so he would not be eligible to pitch in the all-star game. >> gary: this is supposed to be a big deal. but can to move this so he can pitch during the all-star game? >> gary: agreed steve? qaddafi would like to jump in on this? >> gary:--cathy? >> catherine:no! (laughter) >> gary: they are leaving office some deserving guys. maybe is crawford? if you

the giant airbus heading for honolulu and forced to return t japan when a displacated a problem with the hydraulic fluid. nobody was hurt but the plane was stuck on the tarmac for several hours as all those tires were finally changed. >>> and the "ghostbusters" got slimed by pets, the "the secret life of pets" was again tops at the box office this weekend. despite the debut of the all-female reboot. the computer animated film had a huge opening last weekend. while this time "pets" took in more than $50 million, "ghostbusters" was behind with $46 million, third was "the legend of tarzan" with 11 million. >>> when we come back the dramatic rescue at sea. watch what happens when a whale pretty much asks for help. >>> going viral a young baseball fan and his waves of emotions during an 18-inning game. (whispering) what are you doing up? (whispering) mom said i could have a midnight snack. why? because i am the boss. you're not the boss, mom's the boss. well, technically, we are co-bosses. technically, mom's the boss. mmmm. shhh. the family favorite. yoplait. ssoon, she'll be binge

the storm is covering the big island right now and that's expected to move to may, reaching honolulu by sunday night. winds there could be up to 50 miles per hour. if you're dealing with a lot of heat right now that probably doesn't look too bad. heat across the country right now. >> all across the country and we're also keeping a close eye and a lot of folks heading out to the islands and right now the latest on tropical storm darby. winds at 40 miles per hour. the path will take it off to the north of maui and oahu over the next 24 hours. the biggest threat, flooding rains on the northeast side of the hawaiian islands as the system packs a lot more rain, we think, than strong gusty winds. closer to home, just a little bit of a sea breeze. keeping things cool at half moon bay. look at that. 46 degrees and 68 in san francisco and inland a different story out towards pleasantton. clear skies and 939 degrees and temperatures earlier today topping 100. as we show you san jose. also mostly clear but not quite as hot. a high today of 89 degrees and 85 right now and into san francisco the

emotional.tional >> groups are looking to raise r $40,000 to help send him and him other survivors to honolulull right. 4:54 is the time and when it's almost 80 degrees at this times in the morning, we already eady know what's in store.hat'sn sto. >> we know what's headed our way. another hot week, gary. gar that we'll have a couple ofhavef days this week not too bad butab i'm ll the end of the week, and it'san' only monday, but this is fair i warning, by the time we get toet late week and in next weekends, watch out. out >> all right. >> 'cause it is going to be hot, hot, h iot the way it'say i shaping up right now.apg up rig i hope that changes, okay, i oyi really do, but the way we're we' seeing things come togetherr now, some of that really superup hot air out to the west oft suspect going to come oning toe across by later in the weeke w and into the weekend.eeke so, you can see where we are w this morning at 8:00 a.m. we're already 81 degrees. going to be kind of humidf today. not going to be outrageouslyge humid today but the 95, 965, 9 high temperature is going toe io feel close to a hu

. >> a week since a father and daughter died off the host of honolulu. >> the spoke with the daughterr husband and anddaughter. and daughters. >> calling him loving and revent. showing pictures, as he attends his back yard beehive. one of the hobbies he had around home. and she said everything he did he went to the extra mile, including being a father with the children. said it's hard to be without her daughter, calling her frp thetic energetic and mischievous. a wave came in and washed the girls into the water. a bystander was able to get the girl out and mark jumped in to save nina. not surprised that he gave his life trying to save his daughter. no way he would have come out without. . no way to see a way forward, the loss is so beg, taking comfort that mark and nina passed together. they are planning services in honolulu and instead of donations, giving one to teach children to get out to the water. >>> a fire in the peninsula has residents sad and now city officials are scrambling of where to relocate the service. red tags and a metal gate which you see there. and they drove buy

>> yeah. >> more expensive than honolulu?lulu is second to orlando, yes, because of the theme parkts as and hotel rates high. >> the universal park is just a great value for the dollar. >> you're so bad. you really are. >> or i'm so good, sue. depends on how you look at it. >> that's true. it does, doesn't it? >> thank you, sue. all right. ugly day for silver and gold. both precious metals slightly less precious today. price of comex gold down 1%, that is $13 an ounce right now. silver the biggest loser on percentage down 2% today only precious metal moving higher is palladium. we have a news alert right now from scott wapner on herbalife. >> the alert, brian, herbalife is responding to that call bill ackman held this morning, which wrapped up just a short time ago. we highlighted it on "halftime report" today where mr. ackman said herbalife attempted to manipulate its stock price following news of that settlement on friday with the ftc. ackman saying, quote, herbalife has already been shut down by the ftc. they just haven't

it started in monterey california and will land in honolulu in the next day or so. ahead of the pack and on course to shatter the previous record time of 43 days and five hours at sea. rowing used to be a big sport m in the united states. and lately it has been making a come back. it's been called a symphony in motion. it's easy to see why when you watch a team like yale's. eight towering oars men rowing against the resistance of water and wind, all while balancing on a two-foot-wide boat. this is the captain. >> like to work as a unit and work as one piece together. >> reporter: rowing is the oldest contested college sport. the first race was the harvard/yale regatta in 1852. many schools still take it very seriously, which is one of the reasons why the sport is growing. u.s. rowing says its top tier membership rose 27% in 2015. partly because student athletes see it as a way to set themselves apart in the college admissions process. rowing's renaissance is also happening on land. at boutique fitness clubs like row house in new york. the crew may row to a different

if you have plans to go to hooz this weekend, we have a tropical norm going towards honolulu as we gointo saturday and sunday. that is something that could be making some headlines. here in san francisco, 69 today and 72 for the weekend. as we look at the inland areas, it will be much hotter, up to 89 today, mostly sunny skies. 95 and 96 for the weekend, and you see the hottest temperature will be on tuesday as we top out at 97 degrees and that heat just not going anywhere for quite a while. settling into a heat wave for our valleys. >> thank you, now there are two places you can find an oregon, a church and a baseball game. >> do you ever wonder who is playing at the baseball game? >> visually, fans flock to at&t park for the game on the field, and the great views. the food is fantastic, but have you thought about the audible ambience? that is where steve hogan comes in. >> i started in 2010. i work with a guy in my day job that was a deejay in clubs, and i played "take me out to the ball game" in the office one day and they say maybe we can get you into a ball game one time. >> it w

show you one other site in the theme of war and that is the uss arizona memorial at pearl harbor in honolulu. this memorial was dedicated in 1961 and was made possible by a fund-raising benefit concert by elvis presley. series ofing his films on hawaii and he found out they were running short on money for this memorial. he was a very patriotic person who just served in the army. he did a benefit concert and raised enough money to help finish the fund-raising to build this very memorable and important memorial at pearl harbor. -- it will be the 75th anniversary on the attack on pearl harbor this december. when i was growing up, pearls for arbor day was a day everybody renumbered. i don't know if the young people in the audience know anything about pearl harbor. i'm not pointing fingers. easily these places slip from public memory unless we find a way to introduce them and reintroduce them and not take for granted for why it is important. >> and these events shaped who we are as americans today. , slaterr innovation .ill, the first textile mill a mechanic trained in england and then came here

washington came in most expensive followed by new york, honolulu, san francisco and the poughkeepsie area. it costs more than $8600 a month for a single parent with two kids in our area. >>> and news4 you're health, the way that the zika virus is transmitted. a woman can spread the virus to her sexual partner. they knew that men could transfer it through sex but now a woman infected her male partner. because of this development, the cdc is now advising everyone, partner has traveled to a zika-infected region abroad. that virus usually spreads by mosquito and is linked to severe birth defects. >>> will the weather cooperate for the weekend? doug kammerer will join us again to tell us what to expect. >>> donald trump woman: i have a masurprise for you.are you? man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. because we cover any difference between their military pay and their dominion salary, and continue benefits for them and their families. why do we do it? because our vets sacrifice enough. "dominio

they spent more on advertising than probably any other mortgage brokerage in the honolulu area. >> itny. they definitely brought it down to a more family oriented level. >> the pitch the dimitrions gave to these individuals is we'll have somebody buy your property but only in name only. you can continue to live there. and we'll fix your credit and a year from now, you will be able to buy that property back. you won't lose it to foreclosure and you can keep your family home. the dimitrions would find a straw buyer. somebody who buys a property when really they have no intention of doing anything in that property other than having it in their name for a fee. >> a customer started coming here to have breakfast to have lunch. they explained it was a short sale. the way they were doing the paper and work and everything it was really hard for someone to get it, but i thought these people were good, and they were religious and everything. ♪ >> the first thing i read when i came through the door in their office, it says, you know, with god's help and our help, we will make your dreams come tr

there was a cargo ship named the city also that went missing between seattle and honolulu right as pearl harbor was happening, and he does a lot of research and suggests that perhaps that ship sinking was actually the first casualty of that war. with a wonderful history, and wonderful military history, sad story but fascinating. >> does he saw the ministry in the end? >> he does, and i'm not going to tell you but you can read it. it's great spent is there a secret to marketing military history books? >> you need to build your base. make sure you're not just good getting reviews in the new york times book review but also imposes which is the journal of the naval institute. it needs to be in each approach, target approach but we defy because there is so much interest in military were able to get mainstream media for those books as well. >> please send your books out, your office out onto her? >> we do. we do want to send an offer to us to where they will not be able to draw a crowd but if you have an author who we are company is going to draw, we know to the right subject matter and the ri

and now, making its way near honolulu and just moving to west of it right now. like it continues to dump some rainfall. 40 miles an hour. keeping it tropical storm strength. it will slowly work its way across kawahi and cooler waters. drenching rain to come. some areas there may see two to four inches more rain and big time swells. 20 feet high along the east facing beaches. all right, today's highs, they were impressive again today. up to 101. 102 in concord. 20 degrees above the average. much more comfortable there. we will see some hot temperatures the better part of this week. we have fog making its way through the golden gate bridge, looks like some of that filling in along the coastline. more of that on the way. patchy low clouds and fog. mostly clear inland. tomorrow, slightly cooler. still going to stay hot in the valleys. you will see temperatures in the 90s . then for the week ahead, the temperatures start to heat back up again as we head toward tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, that likely will be the peak of the heat. out the door right now, still 71

and the good folks at the national weather service in honolulu are keeping an eye on this, but not expected to impact us for the rest of the week and if it gets close, we will let you know. san rafael 76 yesterday and 82 today, livermore from 82 up to 87, san jose from 79 up to 82, warm for most and fog on the coast, but it looks like after tuesday, wednesday through friday, especially friday, mid to upper 90s if you are far enough away. we will keep an eye on this, and we have shallow fog as this high pressure built-in on parts of the marin coast and down toward monterey, playing into the weather tonight and tomorrow. the water temperatures, getting that northwest breeze and giving us that cool water temperature, 51 to 56, slightly below average to near average. and we had that northwest breeze, but it is calm and oakland at hayward, 40s, 50s and 60s, a brisk 47 at half moon bay, nap at 49, 60 in brentwood, and 50s for others, danville dipping to 49, and 54 lafayette daemonic creek, martinez at 61. 48 and 51 in arcata and ukiah, monterey chilly at 48, 89 phoenix, 77 las vegas, poncha sprin

nonetheless, it is actually moving over the main island, and it's going to continue to go through honolulu this weekend. sunday morning, expecting to be up to 40 miles per hour winds there. it'll brush over the islands as we head through the rest of the weekend. traveling that direction or have family there, you may want to give them a quick heads up and contact them to check on them. 98 in santa rosa. 9 is 1 in san jose. over the next seven days, high pressure building. that's going to be the story. the heat continues to stick around, and you'll notice land locations push 100 degrees today and tomorrow, cooler monday, but you notice heat sticks around through next week. 70s in the coastline for san francisco. again, that cool day is monday with more fog, but, really, that's as cool as we get over the next seven. back to you. >> even san francisco's in the 70s, everyone else will be steaming. anthony, thanks. >>> more ahead on "today in the bay," and coming up, ahead of the sizzling hot weekend, we have a warning for you at one bay area beach. that's next. summer. things are heating up for

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