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american citizen, i want a president that says if any nation such as north korea attacks qualm, attacks honoluluattacks the west coast that they will be met with howling fury. >> secretary of state rex tillerson on his way to qualm explains the fire and fury remarks. >> the president was sending a strong message to north korea in language that kim jong someone would understand because it doesn't understand diplomatically. train to mourn president transformers with north korea from our own adam shapiro. reporter: the president ran down his rhetoric on north korea although he did treat on wednesday about the modernization at the u.s.a. nuclear arsenal. the state department monitoring the situation closely and said that other countries are expelling north korean diplomats. here she is in her own words. >> one of the ways they are putting pressure on north korea if they taking on diplomat in some instances. shrinking the size of business operations they business operations. sometimes picking them out altogether. i will basically remove some of the findings north korea get that they funnel into their

is a memorial in honolulu, hawaii. there are now about 28 states and untold communities, college country thatnd the have memorials. i only know of 28 states but i know several of the communities. every day there is something additional. i show this as an example u-shapedhese two structures, one is for vietnam, and one is for korea. it is the only combined vietnam and korea memorial that i know of, just outside the capital of honolulu. it was very controversial in the design phase. it went on for some time. the names are actually on these little granite stones there. here we are back at the korean war memorial. memorializing anything that is of interest still to people is always a complex process, particularly in a democracy. you have the artist, the , publicts, the veterans boards and commissions all have to weigh-in. issues have their own that they want to bring to the floor. satisfying everyone is impossible. certainly there have been many critics of the korean war memorial here, as well as critics of the memorials t

, or, in the, central honolulu area, still have a lot of survivors.d. >> reporter: hawaii's emphasis is on sheltering in place up to two weeks to protect as many from the radio active fallout. but, for a state with an economy that relies heavily on tourism, there are concerns. in a statement, hawaii's tourism authority expressed support for the effort but said, if reports are misinterpret add but the state's need to prepare for an attack this lead to travelers and groups staying away from hawaii. lewis says preparation for an attack is only part of the solution. >> a nuclear war is just such a horrible outcome that every moment you spend preparing for it is probably better spent trying to prevent it from ever happening. carter evans, los angeles. >>> vice president mike pence today strongly denied a report that he is planning a white house run in 2020 if ptd trump doesn't run for a second term. pence called "the new york times" article "disgraceful and offensive to me, my family, and our entire team." >>> in australia today, american military official

american citizen i want to president who says if any nation such as north korea attacks guam, attacks honolulu, attacks the west coast they will be met with hell and fury. heather: there are 160,000 american citizens on the island of guam. >> a string of bizarre incidents leave american diplomats with severe problems, the symptoms lead to a covert sonic device placed inside or near their residences in cuba. the state department is tightlipped on what happened. >> we take this situation seriously. when we talk about is the safety and security of american citizens at home and abroad is our top priority. todd: not clear if this was a deliberate attack, the fbi and cuban officials are investigating. a terror suspect accused of hitting 6 soldiers with his bmw in paris before speeding away is under arrest. police shooting the driver 5 times, 150 miles north of paris. the suspect has been hospitalized. the attack was without a doubt the work of a terrorist who waited in his car outside the barracks for the soldiers to go on patrol before mowing them down. heather: a russian surveillance plane flies o

. >>> when you cross the street in honolulu look both ways, but not at your phone, the new cell phoneut to take effect. >>> we'll get a check on the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" on saturday comes right back. 9:42 a.m., breaking news from the east falls section of philadelphia. henry avenue is shut down between hermit street and hermit lane. right now police are investigating a three-car crash. two people have been taken to the hospital. we do not know the extent of their injuries, but, again, henry avenue is shut down between permit street and -- hermit street and hermit lane. >> that is nasty looking. i wonder if it was because roads are slick. >> reporter: things are starting to dry out. let's get you outside, show you the view here we're dealing with the pesky clouds though, all in relation to the cold front that is pushing through. i know it looks miserable right now, but the payoff is this afternoon. as the air starts to dry, it will feel so nice out there. it kicks all the humidity out to sea, nice and refreshing later on. 69 in allentown reading.

the daily flights will begin april 12 next year, there are direct flights from oakland to honolulu, maui and the big island. stick there is still time for green they fans to hit up their shop.>> ♪ >> to celebrate their homecoming tomorrow at the coliseum, today pop up store opened yesterday. they are selling exclusive merchandise in fans came from as far away as germany to visit and see the show tomorrow.>> there's new merchandise that you don't get at the concerts.>> there's green day stuff everywhere. it was worth the trip. >> the concert is part of the fall leg of their revolution radio world tour. >>> bay area little leaguers chase their dreams. >> it's so exciting because so many people watch. >> the big game that could take them to the playoffs.>>> we are tracking the forecast and it involves cooler weather. fog at the coast right now. this busy mom spends her days driving all over town. so why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile

senator mazie hirono, democrat of hawaii, joining us from honolulu. after another break, more members of the president's own party speaking out against his response in charlottesville. more on that when we're back. >>> welcome back to our broadcast, the rise of senators calling out the president for the handling of charlottesville grew by one today. senate majority whip john cornyn, notably became the first member of his party leadership to condemn the president directly. and in an interview with the houston chronicle he said the president missed an opportunity to unite the country but some of the harshest criticism came from standard bearer mitt romney. as you may read in a blistering statement on facebook, he called on trump to apologize to the american people. he wrote in part, whether he intended to or not, what he communicated caused racists to rejoice and minorities to weep and the vast heart of america to mourn. his apologists strained to explain what we heard and what we heard is now the reality, and unless it is addressed by the president as

honolulu was familiar with the emblem on the rising sun on passenger ships but not on airplanes. i looked quickly at pearl harbor when i saw billowing black smoke. still i thought it might be some kind of coincidence or maneuvers, it must be for shirley, dear god. then i looked way up and saw the formations, silver bombers were riding in. something detached itself from an airplane and came glistening down. my eyes followed it down, and even with knowledge in my mind, my heart turned when the bomb exploded in the middle of the harbor. i knew the air was not the place for my little baby airplane and i thought about landing as quickly as ever i could. a few seconds later a shadow passed over me and simultaneously bullets splattered all around me. suddenly, that little wedge of sky above hickam field and pearl harbor was the busiest piece of sky i ever saw. i will skip you forward a little bit. because there were so many disbelievers and women pilots, especially their place in the army, officials wanted the best possible qualifications to go with the first experimental group. all of

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. >> the ordinance is modeled after one approved last month in honolulu.he law would carry a $30 fine if police would catch you in the act. >> this is not to raise money for the city, but to hopefully educate the public. >> i think it's ridiculous. >> i think it's fantastic. i think people are distracted enough as it is and cell phones just add to that. >> my grandmother lived in stamford and no one pays attention crossing the streets there. it could become law by october. experts say it could spark a national trend. >> up next pat is here with your morning sports. >> good morning. coming up we get you ready for tonight's eagles match-up with the buffalo bills. see what the team is seeing about preseason game number 2 and perhaps the worst first pitch of >>> welcome back. we're glad you're with us. >> and pat's here with sports and football returns to the link tonight. and pat looks like he's part of the cast of jersey boys today. >> thank you. i will not sing for you. sorry about that. while it is only the preseason, eagles fans can get their fix of footb

the marines and honolulu fire department are also taking part in the search.icials say the helicopter went missing tuesday night during a training mission. a debris field was found a short time later, but no sign of those on board. officials say the effort is first and foremost a search and rescue mission, but the cause of the crash coming secondary. >>> hurricane girt is creating dangerous cons on the northeastern coast, in new jersey, a powerful rip current nearly pulled a young girl out to sea. the girl's mother and grandmother watching in panic, as lifeguards made that rescue. they say the riptide struck suddenly and caught them off guard. >>> let's turn now to meteorologist bill karins with a look at our day ahead. >> yesterday, we had nine reported tornados in southern minnesota. those thunderstorms continue thunderstorm, trolling all the way down through southern portions of oklahoma and northern arkansas. later today, 10 million people at risk of severe weather. one area in the northern dwrgre lakes portions of indiana, michigan and ohio. isolated seve

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a few men who believed that women could fly airplanes, but i never knew it so surely as i did in honoluluon december 7, 1941. add-on that morning i drove from waikiki to the john robbers civilian airport right next to pearl harbor where i was a pilot instructor and short after 6:30 a.m. i began landing at takeoff practice with my regular student and coming in just before the last landing i looked around and saw a military plane come directly towards me i jerked at the controls away from my student and jammed the throttle wide open to pull above the oncoming plane. he passed so close undress that our celluloid windows rattled and i looked down to see what kind of plane that was. the painted red balls on the tops of the wings shone brightly in the sun and i looked again with complete and utter disbelief, honolulu was familiar with the emblem of the rising sun on passenger ships, but not on airplanes. i looked quickly at pearl harbor in my spine tingle when i saw billowing black smoke, still i thought hollowly it might be some kind of questions or maneuvers. it must be. for surely dear god a

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star advertiser in honolulu, guard units alerted to deploy in event they need to with regard to the situation in north korea. the star ledger in new jersey, nation's opioid crisis is a national emergency and ahead of commission is the new jersey senator, new jersey governor chris christie. next from staten island, new york. republican line. caller: hi. -- in 1983, nobody said that. trump should say that. guam,le defense in hawaii, japan and south korea before it hits california. thank you. host: thanks for the call. want to read a story that has been getting a lot of attention, posted early this morning on the reuters.eport from based on a statement by the hinese-run news organization, writers the following "if north korea launches attack that united states then china should stay neutral. if the u.s. attacks first and overthrow the north korean government, china will stop them. state-run he chinese newspaper earlier today. ratcheting up p the rhetoric on thursday warning pyongyang against attacking guam u.s. allies after disclosed lans to fire missiles over japan to land near the u.s. territo

she's inside a bunker in honolulu.course, sarah, if north korea launched a nuclear warhead toward hawaii, let's start with the very basics thing if such a thing were to occur, how long would it take to go from launch to strike? >> reporter: just 20 minutes, erin. that is what all the experts say. they say that from the time of launch of north korea with a nuclear warhead, it could land in hawaii in 20 minutes, which means there will be about 5 minutes as it's being tracked and there will be 15 minutes to get the population warned. and here's where that warning would come. first, there would be a call that would come into this phone. it's a secure line. this gentlemen would pick up the phone. he would say, okay, the missile is coming. and then there would be a warning that would go out to the entire population. they have sirens they are working on now to make sure that the population knows exactly what that sound means, that there's an attack that's going to happen. this phone would be picked up by someone sitting here.

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hejoins me live from honolulu. jeremy. to implications affecting people around the world ? to implications affecting people around the world? 2016 was the warmest year on record since record—keeping began. we are seeing disastrous wildfires in canada and other locations to the fact that in 2016, nearly a third of all land surfaces on earth were experiencing some level of drought conditions. surfaces on earth were experiencing some level of drought conditionsm there anything being done about it that we can get together and do? certainly, reducing greenhouse gases which we recognise is one of the drivers of the change we are seeing. but we also have to start thinking about strategies for dealing with the challenges that are starting to come along as we begin to face the changes in our weather patterns and climate in general. i know you have to a nswer climate in general. i know you have to answer this question a lot, you will know some people, some close to the president of the us, they think climate science is either a cons

i spoke to him a short while ago in honolulu. 2016 was the warmest year on record since the mid—19thng disastrous wildfires in places like fort murray, canada, and other locations to the point that in 2016, nearly a third of all land surfaces on earth were experiencing some level of drought conditions. is there anything being done about it that we can get together to do? well, certainly, reducing greenhouse gases which we recognise is one of the drivers of the changes we are seeing. but we also have to start thinking about strategies for dealing with the challenges that are going to come along as we begin to face these changes in our weather patterns and climate in general. i know you have to answer this question a lot, you will know there are quite a few people, some close to the president of the us, they think climate science is either a conspiracy by scientists around the world to damage american manufacturing and trade, or just sloppy science that cannot be trusted, natural fluctuations in the climate, nothing caused by humans, nothing humans can do anything about. what do you sa

attacks honolulu, attacks the west coast, that they will be met with hell and fury. just a super power short. we are a hyper power. >>ed trad is now facing is the direct result of the policies of appeasement to north korean dictators. >> unlike his predecessor, when president donald trump draws a red line, is not going to erase it, move away from it, or back down from it. >> let's allow the korean peninsula to be reunited and let's work together to make sure that that happens. this isn't just a korea issue. this is a worldwide proliferation issue. >> hitting back after mitch mcconnell says the president has excessive expectations about passing bills in coming. >> senator, if you can't get it done, get out of the way, retire, leave washington, go play golf. go fishing. >> the troubling thing about it is that i think that it suggests that republicans in congress still haven't learned the lesson of trump's election. the reason that he beat the most entrenched democratic machine, he intended to keep the promises that he was making on the campaign trail. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ drinkin

one is a visit he paid in the hills above honolulu to the words of a new baby hospital where patients including amputees survivors of the assault on the island in the pacific were included, survivors of the assault on taipan. roosevelt never allowed himself to be photographed in public and the narrow wheelchair he had designed for himself. he would have this secret service will him through those words stopping at every bed so the wounded airmen and marines could draw a measure of encouragement and solace from the example of a president who hadn't been able to take a step on assisted for nearly one quarter of assisted century. the other image involved his wheelchair. he left two days after his fourth inauguration was gone for a month. two days after he returned he went to the capital to address congress will prove to be the final time. with the chamber full, he wheeled down the and transferred to an armchair from which she spoke in a seated position at the foot of the podium where he previously stood uncomfortably in his braces say without a trace of self-pity. it makes it a lot easier

walking to make a long story it could become illegal to text and walk in california just like in honoluluo all the people texting and crossing the street on el camino real and b streetreally quick i noticed you were on your phone the entire time while crossing the street you're aware of the new law in hawaii right where you cant walk and text and be on your phone (wait, that seriously) those conversation could come with tickets .but want do bay area peeps think about that i think that's good because a lot of people are distracted when they are walking . even the supervisor admits being distracted. i've done it myself when you get so caught up in this message whether its from your wife whether it's a business, text, what ever it is of if its just having fun on facebook so it can happen to anyone even an elected official remember you heard if first on kron 4.if you're going to behaving badly just remember it can cost you your life or it can cost you an injury in broadmoor village stanley roberts kron 4 news dodgers pticher rich hill one ofthose former a'spitching a perfect game retired 21 s

walking to make a long story it could become illegal to text and walk in california just like in honolulueople texting and crossing the street on el camino real and b streetreally quick i noticed you were on your phone the entire time while crossing the street you're aware of the new law in hawaii right where you cant walk and text and be on your phone (wait, that seriously) those conversation could come with tickets .but want do bay area peeps think about that i think that's good because a lot of people are distracted when they are walking . even the supervisor admits being distracted. i've done it myself when you get so caught up in this message whether its from your wife whether it's a business, text, what ever it is of if its just having fun on facebook so it can happen to anyone even an elected official remember you heard if first on kron 4.if you're going to behaving badly just remember it can cost you your life or it can cost you an injury in broadmoor village stanley roberts kron 4 news if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, e-mail us at 'people behaving badly' at kron-

citizen, i want a president that says, that if any nation such as north korea, attacks guam, attacks honolulu, attacks the west coast, that they will be met with hell and fury. liz: first let's check out what happen wod triple digit decline on the dow today, get to nicole on the floor of new york stock exchange. reporter: there is nervousness on the market, we saw a 70 point loss in last two days, today 204 on the dow jones average, 1% loss. sell-off we saw for the dow, nasdaq and s&p was most since may 17, and we saw everyone flocking to save haven of gold. gold jumped 1280 today that is a new high for highest in two months, after gaining more than 16 dollars yesterday. so those were safe havens, we got earnings about after the bell, news corp parent of "new york post" and "wall street journal" coming in with bc bettr than expected earnings, revenue just a slight miss. liz: thank you, nicole, on north korea, calling president trump's threat to meet belligerents with fire and fury, a load of nonsense, president doubling down, saying his fury threat quote was not tough enough. and saying force

you won't believe how much one unruly passenger has to pay after he forced the plane to return to honolulutching "fbn:am." the ♪ lauren: breaking news this morning. overnight a pair of explosions has a chemical plant in texas 30 miles from houston with black smoke coming from the arkema plant in texas. reporter joining us now live at the scene. what do you think? >> well, good morning, guys. the planned we are talking about here is the arkema chemical plant in the manufacture organic peroxide in the family of compounds to make everything from shampoo to building materials. the concern is the plant has lost the capability to keep this compound quoted when that compound quoted when that happens it can heat up in the night and eventually explode at the problem here is due to the flooding in the area, due to the effects of hurricane harvey we've just been pummeled by this never-ending cycle of weather, the plant has about six feet of water on site and that is a major concern. right behind us here, this is as far as you can get. this is the perimeter they've established as a one-point five-mile

. >> i lived in honolulu for a while. i went to school there. you know, brings back of lots of happy memory. >> if the i vent begins tom. it cost $10 to mark. >>> dog paddle? amateurs. check out pooches riding the waives. jep, baug and their kpn yonz tashg part in a woorld dog serving. to part of >> he didn't want to get his or home run hair wet, screws me. >> and in weather tonight, we're seeing that fog thick ening and that's going to help to lead to a very comfortable afternoon more manufacture us. live doppler 17 showing you a quiet picture. it is making its way inland. in fact, let's go outside. live picture from our exploratory our gym. nubsz are pretty similar no matter where you live from saven fran, oakland, mountain view, san jose and gillroy and half moon bay. we're sitting in the mid to low 60s. even inland. it's a summer night where you can turn off the oc, give it a break. april up the windows. temperatures right now really comfortable from santa rose yashgs nevada, concord. we're sitting in the 60s at this hour. live lop der seven

honolulu adopted a used to outlaw smartphone used by pedestrians crossing the street.n would have police issuing citations of $30 per violation. u.s. pedestrian deaths happen on the rise. there are no stats to show if tech played any role in the fatalities. to a story out of the u.k.. one fintech company is looking to help foreign students get loans. i want to hand it over to caroline hyde in london. they've just announced it has completed a fundraiser of $240 million helping more international students from emerging markets receive loans based on projected earnings rather than historical credit. aroundh is comprised of as by index ventures as well an unnamed global investment bank. i spoke with the founder and c.e.o. and asked how the text portion will be used. >> we provide loans to postgraduate students starting internationally. they cannot get any sources of finance from local banks. if you're coming from guyana to study at oxford or harvard, the u.s. and u.k. banks will not look at you. someone with phenomenal potential has no access to funding. our challenge has

underway after a black hawk helicopter went down last night, the army, coast guard, guard, marines and honolulue department have boats and aircraft on the scene. and they have recovered a helmet and pieces of the fuselage. they notified families of the crew members on board. they belong to the 25th per grade based in hawaii. >> police and the highway patrol are in this getting the 100th bay area shooting and the second on interstate 80. the latest happened at 10:00 last night near the jackson street exit. chp says someone open fire on an suv with a pair of teenagers inside. neither of them were hit by the gunfire. but they were injured by the flying glass. they turned off the fleet - - they turned off the freeway and asked for help. it does not appear that there was a confrontation that led up to the shooting. they spotted the shooterdriving on surface streets. >>> a man led police on a high- speed chase and fell from his death from a crane. the ordeal began at 3:00 this afternoon when an suv was reported stolen from a car dealership. it was spotted on the freeway and police chased that suv. it

the key north korean target for nukes would be honolulu, san diego, seattle, fort lewis.ibility for china to achieve its dream, driving the u.s. from the pacific without beijing firing a shot. >> shannon: that develops by the minute. i want to ask you about the pentagon inspector general report about the program aimed on bringing people in who are foreign nationals but have special skills. maybe they speak a language that we need that's underrepresented in the military. special access to getting into these programs. the pentagon inspector general says we're talking about more than 10,000 foreign-born people into the service. many good people doing good things but they won't tell us how many people are now unaccounted for. they have great concerns. there are security concerns raised by lawmakers and word that the program has been compromised. what do you make of that? >> well, this program is a great idea because above all, we do need language skills because we americans are just too lazy to learn foreign languages. we don't learn spanish let alone farsi. it's a good idea.

citizen, i want a president that says that if any nation such as north korea attacks guam, attacks honoluluattacks the west coast, that they will be met with hell and fury. what i'm concerned about is if a u.s. senator says initiate an attack and causing alarm and remembering that there are in the mariana islands, this is american territory. this is similar to hawaii where there's over 200,000 american citizens. so it's important that as we make decisions that those folks that are in a position of leadership that they understand, too, that war is the last option because not only will tens of thousands of american military forces and dependent be affected by a regional war but because the western pacific has american soil in it, a couple hundred thousand americans could get caught in the cross hairs. i think it's important to be strong, but at the same time be calm. i've had enough briefings with the military, there's a multilayered defense starting from korea, japan as well as in the western pacific as well as our assets here in guam with the thaad missile defense system that american commu

she's joining us live from honolulu. she's as member of armed services and judiciary.hank you for joining us lead off question. what do you think this changes if anything. >> first of all, aloha. >> the president trump can rearrange all he wants but the problem is him and his ability to focus and his continuing attacks on everyone who disagree with him. i am not holding much hope that he's going to change the way he behaves. >> have you been amaze as a member of the u.s. senate to see mcconnell, mccain, graham, republican senators, the president's own party attacked by him? >> i think the president attacks anyone that he thinks attacks him or criticizes him. it does not matter to him. i am happy that there are some republicans who are stepping up to criticize the president and his fitness and moral authority to be the president of the united states. >> senator i have to ask you about north korea because it is closer than it is for us and it is more personal i am guessing for your constituents on hawaii and as a member of arm services, how did you watch all of that verb

honolulu passed an ordinance which bans cell phone use by anybody crossing the street. >> you've seen those videos of people walking into a parked car. that's our question of the day, would you support a ban on walking and texting in the bay area? let's check out our results in the looks like 61% say no -->> no, they say yes. it's backwards on the script. >> but, i'm looking at the screen and it's a 61% say no they would not pursue her does support it.>> joseph wrote, only when crossing streets should it be band. >>> another one chimes in, i write a disability scooter and people always walk into me. it's an unsafe world.>> it's impossible to create laws to protect the stupid. people will be criminals and stupid or possible darwin award winners. >> you can take the poll on www.ktvu.com. >>> the navy confirms the first fatality after a candidate dose collision between -- do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth or... ...one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose! from crest 3d white comes new whitening therapy. it's our best whitening technology. plus, it has a fortifyi

towards grace and grace will lead me home when we have been there a thousand years sing god's praise honoluluou -- hallelujah hallelujah hallelujah oh ♪ [applause] >> to the family and all the friends 11 assembled here today, there is a verse that appears in the 90th psalm, verse 12. to numbero teach us our days that we may apply our .earts unto wisdom this particular psalm is it ised to moses identified as the prayer of obvious from the quest orat it was a maybe i should say a request to ask god for some assistance and it was not just for moses himself but it was for the people of israel. what is interesting about this particular psalm and the focus of my words today as we isebrate the life of heather at the fact he says to god teach us educate us knowledge tove us number our days. numberrew word for the -- the word number does not mean to count. but rather to make each day that you live count. in other words, you need to learn how to get the most out of your life. see, a lot of times, we determine a full life by the number of years that you live. but i want you to know it is not how long yo

honolulu passed an ordinance that bans cell phone use by people crossing the street.he question of the day to you, would you support a ban on walking and texting in the bay area? let us know what you think by voting on twitter and on our facebook page. >>> racking up minutes on the road stuck. coming up where the bay area lands when it comes to the worst commutes in the country. >>> up next, experts say airfare prices are making a big shift today. when to buy to get the best fall deals. this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is now 7:23. a major cell service provider may be slowing down your data. also wal-mart is considering a headquarters in the clouds. >> pam cook is back in the studio with this morning's money business. >> all to compete with amazon. a flying warehouse for wal- mart. we will talk about that in a second. stocks. ri

other aircraft and rescuers in boats have focused on a debris field northwest of honolulu. army officials sa i the blackhawk crashed during a training mission that included another chopper late last night. the five missing men are stationed at wheeler army air field in hawaii. >>> family friends and political leaders gathered today to remember heather heyer, the woman killed in a white supremacist rally saturday in charlottesville. heyer's parents assaye their daughter was a passionate woman that wanted to make the world a better place. she urged mourners by confronting injustice and channeling their anger into righteous action. >> say to yourself, what can i do to make a difference and that's how you are going to make my child's death worthwhile. i'd rather have my child, but by golly, if i got to give her up, we're going to make it count. >> in a tweet, they called heather heyer a special young woman. her mother declined to comment to the comments. >> we are talking about alex fields, jr. the man accused of killing heather heyer when he drove into those protesters. includ

i lived in honolulu for a while, went to school there.ou know, brings back lots of happy memories. >> reporter: the event continues today. admission is free, parking is $15. >>> now, an accuweather update from abc 7 mornings. >> i'm frances dinglasan. moisture off the coast, we could get some drizzle along the coast, especially in the north bay right now. we're also starting to see the clouds pull back, but there is still extensive cloud cover through parts of the north bay and over san francisco. you'll see it in the live shot of the golden gate bridge. gray skies overhead now. we'll get some sunshine, but we'll have to wait later. san francisco, 58. oakland, 62, mountain view, 68, san jose, 67, gilroy and half moon bay in the 60s. above the clouds to mount tamm, a blanket of low clouds over parts of the bay right now. still 50s out there in santa rosa. 58. more 60s. napa, novato, fairfield, low 60s. concord climbing up to the upper 60s. livermore at 65 degrees. nice day to head to the santa cruz beach. still a bit gray, but we will see

james august entered a guilty plea to interfering with a flight crew on a nonstop flight from honolulunew york. he was disrupted before the flight left the ground and when his behavior continued the captain returned to the airport. august has been ordered to pay hawaiian airlines for the cost including what hawaiian air had to pay to find seats for other passengers. earlier the judge sentenced august to three years probation. >>> the former mayor of piedmont will step down altogether from city council after several controversial facebook posts. jeff wieler says he will resign next tuesday after giving up his position of mayor last weekend. he was criticized for comments made on social media like transgender people are mentally ill, liberals are un-american and the black live matter movement encourages cop killing. he stepped down as mayor before the city council voted on whether to remove him. wheeler says he spent his life helping the city and he did not want to be a distraction. >>> the 49ers play their last preseason game tonight against the chargers at levi stadium. most of the sta

walking to make a long story it could become illegal to text and walk in california just like in honoluluall the people texting and crossing the street on el camino real and b streetreally quick i noticed you were on your phone the entire time while crossing the street you're aware of the new law in hawaii right where you cant walk and text and be on your phone (wait, that seriously) those conversation could come with tickets .but want do bay area peeps think about that i think that's good because a lot of people are distracted when they are walking . even the supervisor admits being distracted. i've done it myself when you get so caught up in this message whether its from your wife whether it's a business, text, what ever it is of if its just having fun on facebook so it can happen to anyone even an elected official remember you heard if first on kron 4.if you're going to behaving badly just remember it can cost you your life or it can cost you an injury in broadmoor village stanley roberts kron 4 news (vicki) new at 9. more children and teens are likely to be categorized as having abnor

honolulu passed an ordinance that bans cell phone use by people crossing the street. >> that brings us to your question of the day, would you support a ban on walking and texting in the bay area. 36% say yes. 64% say no. >> joseph tweets, only when crossing streets. >> david says i ride a disability scooter and people always walk in to me, earphones in and looking at phones, dangerous and unsafe world. >> you see so many walk the to the streets. jeff weighed in and responded, it's impossible to create laws to protect the stupid. people will end up being criminals and stupid or possible darwin award winners. >> i remember a few years ago, cable car turn around, doing this story, i'm surprised more people are not injured by walking and texting on their phone. >> i probably do it ever now and then, i don't want someone to pick up my phone or grab my purse. that's why i don't. >> i have a tight grip on my phone and i like to look around just in case. >> thank you for your responses, reach us on twitter. ter. why weekend traffic on the bay bridge could come to a standstill as crews begin th

honolulu adopted an ordinance to outlaw using a cell phone while crossing streets.iolation. u.s. pedestrian deaths have been on the rise but there are no statistics to show whether texting played a role in fatalities. coming up, is facebook copycat strategy paying off? why the team user base could be waning. the solar eclipse got everyone's attention, even president trump. he got glasses to watch outside the white house. we discussed the excitement around the once in the 100 year event. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: this year, facebook is expected to see a decline among teenagers users in the u.s. 14.5 million people will use facebook in 2017. that is a 3% drop from the prior year. this is the first time a research company has predicted a fall in facebook usage from any group. teens are migrating to snapchat. -- snapchat and instagram, which is owned by facebook, but will snap be able to capitalize on this weak spot? sarah joined us to break down. sarah: we have seen the stock climbed today after a long drawn out fall since the ipo. one of the main reasons, of cours