he sends a fact finder to honolulu. to tell him what is really going on now special minister james blunt. he went with paramount power. so people called him paramount blount. thurston and his crowd thought they could rely on him in helping him prove that dark people cannot run their own country because he's a confederate colonel. he's from georgia. he'll understand. he got there everybody tried to buy him off the annexation league granted him a huge mansion. he said no. thank you lily usa and her personal carriage to take him to his hotel. he said no. thank you managed to really kind of irritate everybody. in fact the navy who he was deeply suspicious was involved in the coup. they offered to put his messages home in code, and he didn't send his messages home through the navy because he expected that those would go back to the rebel government. so he said no. thank you. and his report just savaged the whole revolution thing cleveland disapproved of it. he tried to get lily o'clenny back on her throne and all these ameri

we believe most if not all were on a hawaiian air flight leaving for honolulu. >> we saw the guy. we saw the cops come in, and our i.d.s are sitting at the ticket counter, still so we grabbed all of our bags and they escorted us outside and kept pushing us back further and further and moved us here. we're waiting to hear more from hawaiian. >> reporter: they are holding the flight? >> yeah, they told us they are holding the flight because they said the flight crews haven't even been able to get in. >> reporter: where are you flying, which island? >> we are flying to honolulu and then to kona which is our final destination so we're just trying to get there. >> the police are doing their jobs. here we are getting stuck. i'm going on vacation so i'm not going to be mad. >> reporter: as you heard that one passenger say hawaiian airlines did hold the flight for the honolulu-bound passengers. any passengers would check in prior to the lockdown but haven't been able to go to the terminal one security. they were able to go through via terminal two. we believe it was the only delayed outgo

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she was born in honolulu. she was born in honolulu but considering california her home state. she served as a mission specialist aboard space shuttle atlantis. the final servicing mission of the hubble space telescope and operated robotic arm over the douser of 12 days and 21 hours capturing the telescope and maneuvering the crewmembers to length in the telecompany's mission. mission specialists is embark ton the third today. the jaxa astronaut from coke co flew aboard the space shuttle discover troy deliver and install japan's science laboratory. he also flew aboard the russian soyuz on expedition 32 and. then corner of the screen, he will be making the second trip to space, born in france, he flew to space on the russian soyuz as flight engineer for expedition 50 and 51. in that time he worked on more than 50 different experiments and performed two space it will be the first time. each of these four crewmembers will join expedition 65 once they rave at the international space station, with aki taking over as commander of the station right before crew one departs. >> and as w

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take a look at honolulu. scattered showers, 78 degrees. new york city, chicago, partly cloudy and cooler than what we are experiencing. los angeles, forgetting -- son getting ready to set. it's not going to be terribly warm at the coastline. temperatures in the morning, 40s for you out the door pick visibility will be part or parts of the bay area. tomorrow afternoon, 84 in gilroy. 64 and the bay. breezy conditions will continue along the coast. 60 in daly city with lingering fog. 67 in san francisco. san rafael, low 80s. 76 in oakland. 84, concord. 82, livermore. next week, on tuesday, we may see drizzle as the system passes through. it will be cooler weather. we are watching for the april 25th date. we will see the possibility of rain in the bay area going into the 26th. seven-day forecast, second half of your weekend featuring summerlike heat. it eases on monday. colored, drizzly for tuesday. temperatures in the comfort zone, 70s. i want to remind everyone, climate of hope special is at 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night. a partnership between ab

that is according to abc 7 news honolulu affiliate. it started around night local time.ce say the suspect was alone in the room and he may have had family staying with him but they are in a safe place. officer say he shot through the door of a guestroom. that prompted a shelter in place for guests and staff. no other injuries have been reported in the suspect was believed to be in the military and may have been stationed in a wahoo. >>> there are growing concerns about a possible new wave of covid-19. hospitalizations are up 12% in the last few weeks but on the bright side the country is making progress on vaccines coming as supply is expected to be down this week. we have the details. >> reporter: health officials fear 8/4 coronavirus wave is taking hold on top of rising cases over the past two weeks and hospitalizations climbing 12% with states like michigan hit harder. >> the number of cases and patients with in a hospitals has doubled over the past two weeks. >> reporter: many hospitals filling up and reverting to mid pandemic restrictions with state officials asking

and this is a live look at honolulu, sunny honolulu one of will big stories there tonight 44-year-olderson to kayak alone from california to hawaii. is he hoping to complete the 2400-mile journey in 70 days. his why yack is equipped with solar panels to power a satellite phone, g.p.s. and other gear and there is a cabin for sleeping. where do you put the cabin? that's cool. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ way up high ♪ (burke) phone it in to farmers to switch and you could save an average of four hundred and sixty-seven dollars on your auto insurance. (man) phone it in? way ahead of you. daddy's saving money. (burke) go ahead, phone it in. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. (vo) nobody dreams in conv

and as far as honolulu scattered showers, and rain in chicago, 50 in los angeles, and 69 after some morningautiful or from santa cruise camera it is nice but will be changing. a level one storm is moving in on sunday continuing into monday. widespread rain expected for the second half of the weekend. a slight chance of thunder and if it materializes, maybe hail, higher elevations looking at a half inch to an inch of rain. form morning, a little drill and a sprinkle can't be ruled out. same thing at noon, but it's not a game changer. most of saturday plans are fine. sunday morning, we start to see the rain arriving and spreading heading into the afternoon. by the evening hours, the rain will tape are but aisle will be around especially in the east bay and south bay with lingering showers continuing into monday. now in term of rainfall totals, most of you will fall between a 10 to half an inch. wetter spots will pick up up up of an inch. and above 4500 feet it is going to be windy, travel is not recommended up to 2" for the highest peaks 8 to 15" of snow at the 4500 foot level. and temperatur

as we look at other locations, honolulu, scattered showers, a high of 79.go will be warmer than new york, with a high of 67, and los angeles, the warmest of all, high of 75, let's take a look at our current conditions. 24-hour temperature change is stunning. 24 degrees cooler in san francisco right now than at this time yesterday. 20 degrees cooler in oakland. 90 degrees cooler in hayward. it has been a sharp cooldown the last 24 hours. here is a view of a few clouds off in the distance, looking west from emeryville. 54 degrees in san francisco. this time yesterday, it was 78. mid 60s in san jose, 72 in morgan hill. 52 at half moon bay. a few wispy clouds off in the distance as we look towards the north, northeast. 66 degrees in santa rosa and in napa. novato, upper 70s at fairfield, and concord at 75. here is the view from our rooftop camera, looking across the calm embarcadero. this is the cooling trend that has kicked in today, continues tomorrow. easter sunday, we expected average rain and temperatures for this time of year. there will be gradual warmin

. >>> a ten-hour standoff in honolulu is now over after an unarmed man died via suicide it ended at 10ter security went up to the man's room and knocked at the door. hotel guests had to be evacuated during the stand-up. hotel staff entered the room in the early morning hour and found the man dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound >>> and the brain of phillip adams will be studied for cte. police say adams who played six seasons in the nfl shot and killed five people in south carolina before dying by suicide last week. a sixth person died from his injuries over the weekend. the york county coroner's office said it will work with boston researchers to identify a brain study to identify if adams had cte, as rue seen autopsies do not identify traumatic brain injuries >>> a man saved in st. st. petersburg, florida, after his boat capsized. they found the 60-year-old in the water. two brought him to a nearby beach. fortunately, he was not hurt >>> terrifying moments caught inside of a home in jackson, mississippi, where a severe tomorrow led to a roof collapse. family was gathered in the l

aina had a ten-day quarantine in honolulu, and took multiple covid tests before his flight. another 12 days of quarantine when he landed in american samoa before he could be reunited with family. >> when i was in quarantine in hawaii, i had nothing in mind. the only thing that was on my mind was my wife and my kids. >> reporter: and when he was finally reunited with his youngest daughter, jolizabeth, who turned a year old just last year, aina wondered if she would still recognize him. >> she was looking at me like, oh, who's this? jola, say hi! >> hi! >> oh, man, it's so good to be home, you know? >> sreenivasan: that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. for the latest news updates, visit www.pbs.org/newshour. i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. stay healthy, and have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: e and edgar wachenheim iii. the anderson family fund. bernard and denise schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the sylvia a. and simon b. p

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the kahala hotel and resort in honolulu, locked down all of its guests after gunfire was heard last night. swat team eventually entered his room on the fourth floor and said that they found the suspect with a self inflicted gunshot wound. no other injuries were reported. iran described a black out today and it's underground natanz atomic facility and active nuclear terrorism, raising regional attentions as world powers and tehran continue to negotiate over its tattered nuclear deal. there was no immediate claim of responsibility. but the israeli media suggested the incident was a result. oven israeli cyber attack. the incident comes as diplomatic efforts to revive a 2015 nuclear deal abandoned by the u. s under the trump administration back in 2018 have resumed their president donald trump, lashed out at fellow republicans last night. during a jill p fundraiser at his mar a lago resort in florida. trump used expletives to describe republican lawmakers, including senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and his former vice president. mike pence fox news. jackie heinrich has our report tonigh

honolulu, isolated shower possibility. otherwise 79 degrees. rain, 60, chicago, low 60s.howers, and los angeles after the morning fog, a warm 77 degrees. goldengate bridge camera, nothing but blue skies right now, you'll see more of that this weekend, low to mid 50s. san jose, 60, 52 degrees in half-moon bay. santa cruz looks so lovely at the beach. 67 in santa rosa. 70 in fairfield. 65 in concord. and from our east bay hills , you can see just blue skies there. gusty winds persist tonight. sunny and warmer this weekend. dry mild pattern continues into next week. just patchy fog tomorrow morning. it clears away quickly. you're looking at a sunny afternoon and that pattern repeats as we go into sunday. so morning temperatures will be in the 30s, 40s. breezy coast side. patches of fog. nothing but sunshine in the south bay. 71 san jose. 68 sunny vail. mild conditions on the peninsula. upper 60s palo alto. downtown san francisco, 64 degrees. and sunny in the north bay, 71 san ray fell. 76 in santa rosa. heading into the east bay, upper 60s around oakland, union city, inland

the plane had just left denver headed to honolulu. no one was hurt in the incident. comment on the lawsuit. the u. s consumer products safety commission has a warning for pellet on owners, they say. if you have pets or kids, you should stop using the treadmill. the advisory comes after child died and dozens more were hurt, these safety regulator says it has received reports of children and a pet being pulled, pinned and trapped under the rare roller of that treadmill. paella town says the warning is inaccurate and misleading and that the machine is safe to use if children and pets are kept away from it, and that it's turned off when it's not in use. well, barry weather started see those microclimates out there spatchy fog of an inlf sunshine temperature degree mar, so we'll take a look at the highest from this afternoon. this looks like maybe junior july on lee mid fifties in san francisco. lots of sixties around the baby from seventies, the warm spots back up into the eighties upper eighties out toward fairfield and antioch this afternoon satellite we're still track

new jersey police shot a man for allegedly fleeing a traffic accident and that same day police in honolulu shot a 16-year-old boy in pursuit. a man was running away from a gunman and toward police when police shot him multiple times in the torso. just a few of the people who have been killed by police this month alone. so many people that at one point coverage of the murder trial of one police officer gave way to coverage of yet another police killing just a few miles away. ever since the murder trial of derek chauvin started on march the 29th, chauvin the police officer who put his knee on the neck of the late george floyd, police killings in america have mounted with more than three people a day in this country dying at the hands of law enforcement. plus a new study finds that police are responsible for roughly 8% of all adult male homicide deaths in the united states. each and every year. and, wait for this, in 2020 there were only 18 days, 18 days in which the police didn't kill somebody and that somebody was three times more likely to be black than white. utter lunacy. can you blame a

same with honolulu or philadelphia they're great flexible earnings opportunities.e are getting out again and reopening, i think it can be great for everyone involved. >> all right so to be clear, dara, are you willing to spend more if need be down the road? >> well, we are absolutely looking to balance supply and demand, and if we need to continue to lean in to bring drivers out into, say, earnings opportunities, we'll do what we need to. >> dara, good morning, and welcome. when i think about uber these days i think about doordash. because they seem to be on this, perhaps, more profitable trajectory than you guys, traditionally with fewer resources and lean being into a subscription model and partnerships to drive that what do you do, not just in response, but as part of those same trends around beefing up subscription, the loyalty of your customer base to enhance profitability down the line? >> difference of uber than really any other provider out there is our unique position in allowing people to go anywhere and essentially get anything that they want in the loca

honolulu police negotiators are working to get the man out of the room where they say he shot through the door. no injuries have been reported. the suspect is believed to be in the military and maybe stationed on a wahoo. from a cases of covid-19 are creeping back up across the u.s. americans are bracing for a major drop in supply of the single-dose johnson & johnson. supply is expected to fall 85% this coming week. a number not expected to rise until federal regulators approved manufacturing at a baltimore plant where millions of doses were contaminated but at the same time for states temporarily held at the johnson & johnson vaccine after a small number of people experienced minor reactions. the cdc insists it safe. >> it's individualized. we are going to have people with different effects from it. >> reporter: this comes after the expansion of availability to those over 16. los angeles county the largest in the state has already opened to everyone older than 16. >>> coming up fighting continues pushing up his $2 trillion infrastructure package. the energy secretary talks about the

. >> i reside in honolulu, hawaii. am 41, and i am a cancer survivor and am hiv-positive. >> my name is kathleen newell. i am from california, and i have stage four breast cancer. the cdc wrote a letter saying people on chemotherapy and other serious diseases should have been in that group at the priority list, and i just now got my vaccine. >> i unfortunately got covid at the beginning of the pandemic, but apparently i don't qualify despite my underlying conditions. >> maine has not done anything -- [indiscernible] >> i am still searching for a vaccine. when the vaccine rolled out, they immediately said only senior citizens above 65 qualify. how do you leave out people with disabilities from the get-go? >>>> i'd like to say happily that i got it, but i'm not. i think it kind of guts me that there is not a national standard. you are stuck with everyone else in the general population waiting to get the vaccine because you are not important enough. >> i am hoping my medication for the stage iv cancer will work and that i

the flight was heading from denver to honolulu when the engine just came apart sending debris raininggers say they have suffered personal, emotional, financial injuries as a result of the incident. >>> the world today surpassing 3 million covid-19 deaths as doctors remain on high alert for rare blood clots that are possibly link to the johnson & johnson vaccine. and some doctors say they are honing in on issue, linking it to a theory that an immune reaction may be the underlying cause. cory, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, scientists and doctors are trying to determine if there is a direct correlation between these cases and the johnson & johnson vaccine or if they coincide. they are looking at astrazenec abroad and what happened with the rare instances of the parking lotting in those cases to see if there was a rare immune response in these six patients. it amounts to one in every million doses of the johnson & johnson vaccine. of course, public confidence has fallen quite a bit in the vaccine. many questions left unanswered. dr. fauci came on joy reid last night to ex

i reside in honolulu, hawaii, on the island of oahu. am 41, and have one condition: i'm a cancer survivor, and i'm h.i.v.-positive. >> my name is kathleen newell. i'm from california, and i have stage four breast cancer. i think california threw us under the bus. the c.d.c. had wrote a-- a letter, saying that people on chemotherapy and other types of really serious diseases should have been in that group at the priority list, and we weren't. and i just now got my vaccine. >> i am-- i unfortunately got covid last year, at the beginning of the pandemic. but apparently i don't qualify, even despite my underlying conditions. >> maine has not done anything to make things any easier for myself or any high-risk person to get vaccinated. >> i'm still searching for a vaccine. when the vaccine rolled out, they immediately said, oh, only senior citizens, you know, above 65, qualify. how do you leave out people with disabilities from the get-go? >> trying to get the vaccine, i'd like to say happily that i have gotten it, but i'm not. in regards to

the resort in honolulu was evacuated last night after police say shots were fired inside the guest room. the suspect shot through the door when hotel security responded. the standoff continued for about ten hours until the gunmen, police say, took his own life. no other injuries have been reported thankfully but the media says they had a military background was possibly stationed in hawaii. meanwhile back in your state, the race for governor of new york state now officially has started. the state's current leader andrew cuomo faces sexual misconduct scandal and a federal investigation of those nursing home deaths. first republican to throw his hat into the ring is new york congressman lee zeldin who is here and he will join us in a few moments to discuss his campaign with the state house. plus, after a year of isolation and separation our next guest doctor mcbride says it's time to start or it is now time to start treating the mental symptoms of the panamax and what we can do about our mental health, more on that fox news live continues for this sunday afternoon. ♪♪ e so you only pay fo

continue to monitor the situation out of hawaii where a lockdown is still in effect at a resort in honoluluhis room. and reportedly shot through the door. hundreds of guests and employees are sheltering in place right now. a law enforcement official says police are waiting for the man to come out of the room. so far no reports of any injuries. >> the $2 trillion price tag on president biden's infrastructure proposal has many from across the aisle pushing back, but it's not just republicans. democratic senator joe manchin remaining defiant as the president opens the door literally to bipartisan negotiations tomorrow. he's hosting a group of democratic and republican lawmakers to work on the package. his administration is sort of pitching it as a massive jobs creator. nbc's monica alba is at the white house for us. monica, good morning. what do they hope to actually accomplish in tomorrow's meeting? they've had these sort of bipartisan meetings before. nothing came of it. >> reporter: that's right. they are starting face to face negotiations in earn he felt. this is different from the covid r

alaska airlines is resuming service from sfo to honolulu and maui and just in time. they are change covid policies. travelers can visit with a negative covid test result and you'll need to take a second test upon arriving or quarantine for ten days. >>> something the size of a small postcard may be the most important piece of paper in 2021. your covid-19 vaccine record. >> what if you lose that little card? consumer investigator chris chmura is going to show us how you can replace it and why it's so important to keep it. >> your vaccine record card serves two purposes. first the cdc says you need it nor the second dose if you got the moderna or pfizer shot and second it's the closest thing we have to a universal vaccine passport. if you lose it, we understand. who would have thought in high-tech 2021 a piece of paper would be so vital. here's thousand get a new one. the cdc says contact your vaccination provider directly to access your vaccination record. easy, but what if you got your shot at a pop-up site that's no longer there? it's still okay. you can contact the

away from the bay area and enjoy a beach, well, alaska airlines is resuming service from sfo to honolulund maui, but there may be some confusion for some of those travelers headed to the islands because maui and hawaii are changing covid policy for travelers. after going back and forth, kauai is welcoming travelers if they receive a negative covid test 72 hours before they board but travelers need to take a second test upon arriving or quarantine for ten days. >>> something the size of a small postcard may be the most important piece of paper in 2021. we're talking about your covid-19 vaccine record. >> what happens if you lose that card? consumer investigator chris chmura is going to show us how to replace it and why it's so important to keep up with it. >> your vaccine record card serves two purposes. first the cdc says you need it nor the second dose if you got the moderna or pfizer shot and second it's the closest thing we have to a universal vaccine passport. if you lose it, we understand. who would have thought in high-tech 2021 a piece of paper would be so vital. the cdc says cont

this is happening at a resort in honolulu. hundreds of guests and employees sheltering in place.have been evacuated. hawaiian news now reports the suspect is a member of the navy and lives in oahu. >>> people across the world remembering the life and legacy of prince philip. there's a special service in honor of the duke, and we have details on the funeral arrangements set for next saturday. the service will be held at windsor castle with a small group of about 30 people that will be there due to covid restrictions. you see windsor castle there, the favored home pour the queen. it will also be the same time we'll see prince harry with his family publicly since the bombshell interview with oprah winfrey. so many questions have been answered in the last 4 hours, among them whether prince harry would be there to send off his grandfather. >> reporter: kendis, people here in britain very focused on the prospect of that reunion between prince harry and prince william. the headline here "united in grief." that is going to be a powerful moment because people in britain very vividly remem

>>> let's get the latest on a stand off at a honolulu hotel this morning. the stand off is over and zohreen shah joins us with the latest details. >> reporter: hawaii police say the shooting suspect is barricaded in the hotel. a person inside the hotel said a call came in 6:00 local time saturday night. police say when security approached the man fired through the door. no injuries have been reported so far. about 100 guests and staff are sheltering in place in the resort's grand ballroom. officials are slowly releasing them. police say they're in contact with the suspect. a negotiator is on scene. the suspect is believed to be in the military. they say he's alone in the hotel. authorities right now hoping the man will surrender. whit? >>> we turn to an army officer's lawsuit after police in virginia pulled him over in a traffic stop, then pepper sprayed and handcuffed him, even though the suit says he did nothing wrong. the incident captured on multiple cameras. abc's elizabeth schulze has more from washington. elizabeth, good morning. >> reporter: good mo

the city of honolulu has about $19 billion worth of needs. so $50 billion sounds like a lot until you start talking to louisiana and texas and honolulu and california and all the other places across our country that need these investments in resiliency. secretary fudge, just quickly, we've talked about how exclusionary zoning limits housing. and the proposal is aggressive and innovative. can you tell me more? >> certainly. we've discussed the fact that we cannot build our way out of this problem. we don't have the resources to do it. we need help. we need for communities to assist us in providing the kind of access to opportunity neighborhoods and to land use. we need to have a conversation about how we can get away from not in my backyard, because until we do, we are never going to be able to provide the kind of housing and the location of housing that we should. >>> thank you very much. secretary buttigieg, i'm glad to see the $20 billion that's allocated for road safety and safe streets for all. you're aware of lot of state departments of

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. ♪ "hit the road jack" ♪ stuart: hit the road, jack, i would like to hit the road to honolulu whichis not so great about hawaii. a shortage of rental cars. prices are skyrocketing. up to $1000 a day in some places like hawaii. rental cars are so expensive, tourists are using u-haul trucks instead. they're much cheaper. phil keating who is in miami. he will tell us about the rental car market right there. what does it look like, phil? reporter: it is busy. you can see all the people behind me at various rental car company counters picking up their vehicles. one of our correspondents out of l.a., my colleague jeff paul, was in denver recently covering that horrible king super's mass shooting. six days he was there, his bill was 3 and $3500. the rental car shortage started last march, last year, when the pandemic hit. people started staying home. the big economic shutdown happened. people stopped traveling. but as you can see, people are traveling again. but in the time over the summer, the rental car agencies sold off hundreds of thousands of their four wheel inventory but, supply is

ashley: the situation is so dire with some arriving in honolulu, they are opting to rent a u-haul truck of course tourists driving around hawaii in u-haul trucks, there's a chronic shortage of trucks for people who want to move in hawaii but a lot of these rental companies sold a third of them during the pandemic trying to offset the cost of not doing business but now people are coming back, not enough cars to go around is a lovely u-haul truck as you look at the paradise of hawaii. stuart: give me a u-haul rather than $720 a day. i will take it. ashley, you are all right. next case, there is a whole lot of satellites going up including this one. >> 2, one. stuart: that is a military satellite headed into orbit, more on that mission, what is it all about? listen to this. a wyoming roofing company offering a free ar 15 with their free roof installation. i call that provocative. are they worried about liability. they are on the show. ♪♪ i knew about the tremors. but when i started seeing things, i didn't know what was happening. so i kept it in. he started believing things that weren't tr

>> i live on oahu, honolulu, which is where the majority of people live but we have a very diverse stateou probably know. >> you're right, i do. i've said that many times. the absolute worst island is otherwise the greatest place on earth. >> there you go. >> am i right or am i right? >> you're right. >> i haven't been to linai because i don't think -- steve case hasn't invited me i'm kidding. >> there's another guy that owns that island now. >> senator, great to have you on today. >> thank you >> hope to see you again good luck with "heart of fire". >> aloha. >> i have not been there yet anywhere, when we come back, we're going to break down the new line of products that apple teased and we'll dig deeper into netflix' earnings. the numbers and guidance they've given the street >>> are investor fears big enough to justify the 8% drop we saw in the stock stock was down as much as 11% last night. >>> those stories and much more next "squawk box" will be right back. . worth is a partner to help share the load. wealth is saving a little extra. worth is knowing it's never too late to start -

george from honolulu. good morning, george. caller: aloha.not mean to tell you how to do your job, but i cannot help but to ask you to underscored that it is covid now. your traditional criminals are not committing the crimes right now. we in hawaii, we just had our own situation. the police shooting of a 16-year-old trying to steal a car. that is a result of covid. if you guys, if you and your profession can study that. this is covid and there are different gun crimes going on. that is what i have to say. thank you. guest: some of it is clearly covid, especially some of the early increases where there was clearly to -- clearly increased domestic violence from stay-at-home orders, all sorts of mental health stresses. we are not seeing this abate so it suggest a large bit of it may be covid contributed but might have more staying power. covid may go away but it is not clear that the drivers of what -- currently driving the increase in gun violence will necessarily go away. police violence is a major issue . the degree to which that is a driver

by putting aside the partisan pet projects, projects like the honolulu high-capacity transit corridor project, and picking up where we left off with a unanimously bipartisan highway bill, we can steer the infrastructure bill into the passing lane under the senate's regular order. so, folks, let's come together and literally start building some bipartisan bridges. and with that, mr. president, i yield the floor. mr. blunt: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from missouri. mr. blunt: mr. president, i want to talk also about infrastructure and associate myself with the interest that the country has in country. in fact, one of the things that the government has done the longest has been roads and bridges and canals, and i think initially the term was internal improvements was what in the early 19th century they would have talked about when they talked about what we began to talk about later as infrastructure. but during the -- almost the entire history of the country, there was an understanding of what infrastructure meant in america, and infrastructure is pretty popular. i

the engine exploding during a flight from denver to honolulu just minutes after takeoff, forcing thep cross-eyed hoe highway. this is the annual sheep migration which dates back to the 1880s. the sheep will be relocated to grazing ground and spend months on feasting on grass, which cuts down fires in the area. fantastic. look at them traveling to get their food. i love that. will: i glad you collarfied. i thought upper westsiders following the latest mandate to get take-out. jedediah: that was good will. how long did you think about it he have before you said it. lawrence: he thinks on his feet. jedediah: adam, i don't know what to say here. we got sheep and mandates. adam: all i can do is dive into the forecast. the big story in the weather world has been the rain sweeping across the gulf coast here the last couple days. we had a lot of flood watches and warns louisiana, central gulf coast, those are in some of the streams. there is still high water. heaviest rain is shifting to north florida. look at temperatures across the country. kind of a defined line in the center of the count

jack london met her when he was in honolulu. he said, he could tell he would rather kill us. she died of a stroke in november 1917. there's pictures with her of the different governors. during world war i, she did raise the american flag over washington place when she heard that five hawaiian sailors had been killed in sinking. they gave her a state funeral in the palace. her funeral is pulled by 200 people pulling ropes and she was buried with her relatives. and there we have it. i'm sorry -- how long over? i hope i didn't go too long. that's my take on liliuokalani and why they feel the way they do. today liliuokalani is regarded as a symbol of their independence, which a lot of them would really like to have back. >> just remind you to come back and join us on tuesday, ron powers will be here to talk about mark twain. questions for our speaker? >> i had a question about cleveland's support for the restoration of queen liliuokalani to the throne. who is the person who first suggested that idea to him? i know she sent a letter to him after the revolution asking for his suppo