. >>> honolulu's iconic haiku stairs, also known as the stairway to heaven, are said to be removed.ouncil unanimously voted to remove the stairs and today the city's mayor approved the one million- dollar project. the stairs have been a point of contention for many families in that area. the city council ultimately came to its decision because there is now infrastructure in place to limit people from entering the area and homeowners near the stairs say they have no interest in helping meet that need. right now, there is no timeline available for when the stairs will be removed. >>> up next, a bay area author who is finding her voice through poetry. how she is creating a safe space so ot >>> census figures show that six out of 10 people who live in the bay area are people of color. a local author helps writers of color share stories that reflect their diverse background. >> sharon introduces us to this week's bay area jefferson award winner. sharon? >> reporter: siegel is working on her own memoirs about growing up japanese-american, but has also created a space so others can be empo

francisco bay area subway extension to silicon valley, california's high speed rail project and honolulu'svated rail line. democrats are proposing $10 billion more to support the high-speed rail projects alone. we can save tens of billions of dollars by canceling these gravy trains that are taking taxpayers for a ride, but you can probably guess what the democrats' play will ultimately be. draw 25. so, folks, let's lay the cards on the table. the democrats' borrowing, base budgeting is a real house of cards because you simply can't borrow your way out of debt. the bills will eventually come due in the form of higher taxes and drastic cuts to government services, and it will be the taxpayers who get lost in the shuffle. because the democrats control both chambers of congress and the white house, it may seem that the deck is stacked against our taxpayers, but i have a card up my sleeve. folks, let's put it in reverse and go in a different direction. instead of just throwing in the cards and going along with the democrats' demand to borrow another penny, let's first go through the budget line

i'm cynical air force from honolulu to denver to houston to miami. reporting spikes in car thefts over the past several months. >> michael shure has the story. >> car theft is on the rise. and now it's happening where you may think your car is safest at the airport airports from honolulu to denver, from houston to miami are reporting spikes in car thefts over the past several months. you have automobiles that are unattended. >> they're not under, you know, constant scrutiny or surveillance and that provides so fertile ground for thieves. the basically shop for the type of car they want to steal and with air travel back, fred lohman of the national insurance crime bureau says that airports are basically shopping malls for auto thieves. let's face it, there are. >> 10's of thousands of cars at airports when you, you know, look at facilities like la x dallas fort worth for any of the major row airlines in the or airports in the country. many of the recent thefts are happening with car sharing vehicles arranged through apps like turo or zip car honolulu

and in honolulu we go to gram elwood he is a regular the jimmy door show, as well as host of the political vigilante podcasts on youtube. i gentlemen cross groves and in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate, graham, i'm going to go to you 1st because as you're speaking it is 4 o 3 am in the morning. ok. that is. that's that. that is a real heroic effort. we all appreciate it. graham. i have this observation. i want you to confirm agree, disagree with me, but why am i going to online comics to get the news? but when i watch news outlets, i get some kind of comedic propaganda about the news. have you noticed the trend here, graham? well, i'm kind of split on, you know, it's obviously giving folks like myself and rod and jimmy a job, but it isn't that we're living in the same times that comedians on youtube or like the source for trust. the news because the corporate media is like from that it's like a bizarre world where it's, it's kind of fun but also sort of been saying that there's like almost too much responsibility for like i would, i have a night cl

. >> but airports from honolulu to denver to houston and miami. they're reporting spikes in car thefts just over the past couple of months reporter michael shure has the story. >> car theft is on the rise. and now it's happening where you may think your car is safest at the airport airports from honolulu to denver, from houston to miami are reporting spikes in car thefts over the past several months. you have automobiles that are unattended. >> they're not under, you know, constant scrutiny or surveillance and that provides so fertile ground for thieves. the basically shop for the type of car they want to steal and with air travel back, fred lohman of the national insurance crime bureau says that airports are basically shopping malls for auto thieves. let's face it, there are. >> 10's of thousands of cars at airports when you, you know, look at facilities like la x dallas fort worth for any of the major row airlines in the or airports in the country. many of the recent thefts are happening with car sharing vehicles arranged through apps like turo

disuadir a todos los no vacunados, quizÁs las restricciones en otras ciudades sÍ puedan hacerlo, honolulÚrimera pausa. >>> para unos contÁrselo a otra. >>> esta pareja cuenta cÓmo cruzÓ la frontera y cÓmo afrontalÓn nacimiento de sus mellizos. >>> se empezÓ a inundar todo. >>> este residente nos cuenta cÓmo reaccionaron tras las inundaciones provocadas por el huracÁn ida. >>> feliz viernes, vamos a hablar del pronÓstico del tiempo al regresar. (comerciales) >>> esta es la historia de un matrimonio que tuvo a sus mellizas mientras cruzaban la frontera desde san antonio. >>> ellos me cuentan que nacieron en la selva mientras sus padres migraban, incluso en su trayecto fue recorrer la selva por una semana. >>> es fÁcil que en ese trayecto vimos cosas increÍbles. >>> me cuentan que fueron 22 personas las que iniciaron el recorrido y algunos murieron y otros fueron asesinados. su esposa embarazada despuÉs de varios dÍas de caminar empezÓ con dolores de parto. >>> un cubano me dijo que era mÉdico y ellos nacieron en la selva. >>> la joven pareja me dicen que fueron bien recibidos en san antonio

hawaiian airlines flight from honolulu to the big island had to return to honolulu yesterday after asenger attacked a flight attendant. the airline says the flight attendant was walking down the aisle when the passenger punched him twice and what the airline says was an unprovoked attack. the encounter did not appear to be masked related. the passenger was arrested. this latest case comes as flight attendants testified in washington about increased incidents of violence on aircraft. he looked at me and i will not repeat the epithet he used, he said inward. i don't have to listen to a thing. you say this is a free country. i was completely taken aback. i didn't know what to say. if we continue at this rate, there may be more incidents in 2021 than in the entire history of aviation. but for the first time we're hearing from the f a. that some of our efforts together has these numbers trending down. there is so much more to do, though, because these incidents are still too common. all right. let's talk about those numbers. the faa says there have been about 4400 incidents this year. mos

according to authorities in honolulu, it went he 4-year-old illinois woman presented a vaccine card atd she spelled maderna with a with an a, instead of an o. she said she got the card from her doctor after paying for her vaccination. as you know, they are free in the u.s., so the woman was charged with falsifying official documents. >> i think it is all justified. >> yeah. larry, i don't know if they catch this a lot. larry: it's one of the problemss they are facing, with people buying the fake cards, then -- but the people doing this, if they can't spell, thus the first giveaway, i'm just happy that my buddies in honolulu are good spellers. to catch the people. the people that are misspelling moderna are the same ones going online saying, take this, take that. they've got their own signs. and they know better. -- own science and they scienc better. it appears people are buying the toilet paper again in droves. this brings back bad memories from the start of the pandemic last year when peopl four panic buying. many fractures are working amid a new spike in demand, as the delta variant

honolulu is removing its famous stairway to heaven hiking trail because of safety concerns.oto site for thousands of people every year. but city officials say the narrow 2500 foot climb is just too dangerous to keep and has actually been illegal to use for years now the stairs were built by the navy back in 1940 as an access point to a secret radio installation last week. the city voted to remove the nearly 4,000 stares at a cost of about a million dollars. that wraps up kron 4 news all. right. have a good night. thanks for being with us. keep it here, though, pam and ken are up next with kron 4 news at 10. >> grant. vicki, thank you very much. tonight at 10, the california recall race. now just a few hours away. president joe biden joins governor newsom in southern california for a last minute push to try to defeat the recall. >> while republican front runner larry elder makes his case to voters to replace newsom. also ahead on covering an alleged school shooting plot the middle school being held accused of planning a columbine style attack. keep it here. the news at 10 is

hawaiian airlines flight from honolulu to the big island actually had to return to honolulu yesterdaylight attendant. the airline says the male flight attendant was walking down the aisle when the passenger punched him twice and what the airline says was an unprovoked attack. it did not appear to be mask related. that passenger was arrested. this is just the latest case, and it comes as flight attendants testified in washington about increased incidents on violence on board. he looked at me and i will not repeat the epithet he used, he said, and word. i don't have to listen to a thing. you say this is a free country. i was completely taken aback. i didn't know what to say. if we continue at this rate, there may be more incidents in 2021 than in the entire history of aviation. but for the first time we're. that some of our efforts together has these numbers trending down. there is so much more to do, though, because these incidents are still too common. the faa says there have been about 4400 incidents this year. most of them involve disputes over the mask mandate. joining us now is li

hawaiian airlines flight from honolulu to the big island had to return to honolulu yesterday after aa flight attendant. the airline says the male flight attendant was walking down the aisle when the passenger punched him twice and what the airline says was an unprovoked attack. it did not appear to be related to mask mandates. the passenger was arrested. this latest case comes as flight attendants testified in washington about increased incidents of violence on board. he looked at me and i will not repeat the epithet he used, he said, n word. i don't have to listen to a thing. you say this is a free country. i was completely taken aback. i didn't know what to say. if we continue at this rate, there may be more incidents in 2021 than in the entire history of aviation. but for the first time we're hearing from the f a. that some of our efforts together has these numbers trending down. there is so much more to do, though, because these incidents are still too common. the faa says there have been about 4400 incidents this year. most of them involve disputes over the mask mandate. all rig

. >> otra ciudad que comenzarÁ a pedir pruebas de vacunaciÓn a sus residentes y visitantes de honoluluobre su estado de vacunaciÓn. si usted no se ha vacunado, entonces deberÁ mostrar una prueba negativa reciente, la medida aplica para estar en sitios cerrados. >> una nueva forma de rastrear casos de coronavirus fue implementada en el aeropuerto internacional de la ciudad de miami, le cuento, ahÍ las autoridades aeroportuarias entrenaron a perros para rastrear casos de covid-19 entre los pasajeros que viajan por la terminal, la medida fue tomada por el aumento de nuevos casos de la nueva variante. >> es una variante que tiene una capacidad intrÍnsica de entrar a las cÉlulas rÁpidamente lo que lo hace una variante de preocupaciÓn. >> los perros del aeropuerto recibieron una semana de certificaciÓn junto a sus entrenadores para comenzar a rastrear a personas con el virus. este es el primer aeropuerto del paÍs en implementar una medida de este tipo. >> bueno, son, a las 12:07 le quiero decir que el veneno de las vÍboras de cascabel podrÍa ayudar a resolver casos de coronavirus, pasamos co

showers in honolulu followed by sunshine, 85 in new york city, a sunny 88 in chicago and los angeles, a warm 89 after morning fog. this looks like summer in san francisco from our tower camera along the coast, nice weather for the weekend and heat returns inland sunday through tuesday. overnight into tomorrow we will see that fog mainly at the coast and near the bay. higher clouds coming through tomorrow afternoon and evening but it is going to be a quiet weekend, not expecting any crazy weather locally. temperatures in the 50's and 60's, afternoon highs look like this in the south bay, 79 in san jose, a comfortable day on the peninsula, 74 san mateo. san francisco 65, santa rosa and san rafael 83, 70 in oakland, 75 castro valley, warmer inland, 86 in livermore. the forecast, a warmer weather pattern for the weekend with temperatures on the rise. mid-90's inland, mid-60's coast side and next week, the middle of the week we will cool it off for you. for you. your heart is at the heart of everything you do. and if you have heart failure, there's entresto. entresto helps improve your hea

authorities say chloe rose ak arrived in honolulu, august 23rd and submitted a vaccine card online.but there was one red flag that gave her away. she misspelled the word moderna card said that she was vaccinated in delaware. but there are no records of her vaccination. there. according to court records, no reservation was found after contacting the hotel that she listed on her safe travels forms. police eventually caught up with her at the airport on her way back home over the weekend. the charge of falsifying documents is a misdemeanor. her bail set at $2000. coming up next. for less than 2 weeks away from the upcoming gubernatorial recall election. the details >> 4 is your local election headquarters and we are 13 days away now from the recall election against governor gavin newsome. today the front runner to try to replace governor newsom held his first news conference since the other candidates have condemned some of his past comments. this comes as more and more voters hand in their ballots. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has our update. >> the reason i'm running is

and given let's make that new clink, who's joining us, lie from honolulu, hawaii. he's a former u. s embassy official in beijing. so also the former deputy assistant secretary of defense for a stager. thanks for your time with us on al jazeera. what's your reaction? a lot of this. can you hear me? i knew clinic, are you with us? or my apologies. we seem to be having audio and video issues. mr. haney clinic, are you with us? yes, i am. can you? we can hear you now. yes, thank you so much for speaking to us on al jazeera, i was just asking you what your reaction is to what's going on in china. seemingly, as many people are describing me, get as a correct down on the entertainment industry. yes, absolutely, and thank you very much for having me today. i just think that this is just the latest example in a series of measures designed to extend the control the chinese communist party as well as underscore shooting things paramount leadership over every aspect frankly, of china's civil society calling to be government and just life in general. unfortunately, it's frighteningly reminiscen

he is a comedian host of the youtube. sho, get your news on withdrawn and and honolulu we go to graham elwood. he is a regular the jimmy door show as well as host of the political vigilante podcasts on youtube. right? gentlemen, cross groves and effect. that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate it, graham, i'm going to go to you 1st because as you're speaking it is 4 o 3 a m and the more.

the plane and all passengers had to return to honolulu, margaret, after that incident. >> brennan: errol, thank you. well, tonight, the clock is ticking for congress to meet two crucial deadlines, to avoid both a government shutdown and a default on payments. fueling the threat? in-fighting within the democratic party, and partisan brinksmanship. cbs's nikole killion reports. >> reporter: tonight, the federal government in limbo, one week before funding is due to run out. >> a shutdown is inconceivable, abhorrent, repugnant. >> reporter: the white house officially put federal agencies on notice today, warning it is preparing for any contingency. the 2019 shutdown lasted 35 days and cost the economy $11 billion. but a shutdown now, during a pandemic, could impac the c.d.c. and n.i.h. >> we'll keep government open. >> reporter: congressional democrats and republicans remain deadlocked over the spending measure, which includes aid for hurricane ida and afghan refugees. but the real disagreement is over a provision to suspend the debt limit so the government can keep paying its bills, which,

airports hazy sunshine tomorrow, light breeze, mid 70's to mid 80's as you check out the forecast for honoluluattered showers, 87, new york city, sun will be shining in the mid 70's for chicago with a chance of showers and 89 in los angeles. with sunshine. it's a combo of haze and fog from our mount tam cam which is what you'll be seeing this weekend. hazy skies through labor day and sizzling summer heat inland and mild at the coast. and cooler weather arrives on tuesday. hourly forecast showing you that fog not going far. just over the bay tomorrow morning. and then hanging around near parts of the beaches. morning temperatures will be in the 40's, 50's, haze and fog to start the day for the afternoon. well, it's going to be a warm one in the south bay. 58 san jose, 9 -- 85 san jos jos 97, downtown san francisco, 70 degrees, foggy near daly city. northbay, 87 san rafael, 85 degrees in napa in the east bay 76, oakland, 84, fremont, and it is going to be hazy and hot inland. 97 fairfield. 96 in lever more. accuweather seven-day forecast hotter, sunday and monday triple digits for labor day. and

. >> if you're hoping to visit squaw valley honolulu or anywhere really now is the time to buy your planeooking sites such as hopper say domestic flights will be the lowest of the season. the average plane ticket is expected to be about 10% cheaper airlines have been forced to drop fall prices as business. travelers are working from home. >> coming up next here on kron, 4 news at 6. we continue our coverage of recall election by talking to our political analyst michael yaki. but the key things the candidates are focusing on in the last few hours. plus, we will take a look at the dramatic change in demographics across the state of california says the last time voters recall the governor here and then trouble with san francisco's famous what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more....beginners' yoga. namaste... ...surprise parties. aww, you guys. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... ...for 3!... ...so i can du more of the things i love. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve

area airports partly to mostly cloudy spotty drizzle upper 60s to mid 70s and then here's a look at honoluluegrees sunshine from new york city to chicago to la 70s 80s pretty mild weather. and here's a view from our exploratorium camera. we're watching those clouds coming back in spotty showers and drizzle this weekend gusty winds high fire danger sunday night through tuesday morning much warmer weather follows after that front. it's a level one. so tomorrow morning through sunday morning, we're expecting light showers and drizzle estimates right now anywhere from a hundredth of an inch to two tenths winds will be gusting 20 to 35 miles an hour first thing tomorrow morning, you might wake up to a little bit of drizzle at 7:00 am. expecting much in the north bay though at 1 pm a few showers begin to develop its really tomorrow night at 10 pm that we see the wet weather in the north bay. it slides southward and eastward at 3 am noticed the moderate brief moderate pocket of rain there in the south bay at 5 am and then it's out of here. so it's going to be widely scattered and a quick mover, but

cities with high asian populations like san francisco, honolulu, hawaii, vancouver, your reporting talksut how this film was a risk for disney. at what point to filmmakers in hollywood realize it is not a risk anymore? >> that message is getting out. by the way, there is a terrific chase sheen -- chase scene shot in san francisco. this was a number they -- a film disney decided to to do only in theaters on labor day weekend, not traditionally big for moviegoing. for that reason alone it looked like he was going to be the top grossing labor day release of all time but it blew past everybody. $90 million. it helped lift the whole weekend. we haven't seen these numbers for six or seven years. the pandemic cost aside for the weekend. emily: is a just this weekend? only in theaters, it did well, is this an inflection point for movies post-pandemic or an aberration? >> it is easy to get excited with these big numbers. we saw this with the fast and furious sequel, black widow in july. people said, maybe we are getting used to coming back. my hunch is that is not the case. if you have a movie a

emily: you are based in hawaii, honolulu. i'm from hawaii.ing in hawaii give you some sort of edge, or a more unique perspective than investor in the middle of silicon valley? >> yeah, we are here from your hometown, so aloha. being in hawaii gives us two different advantages. one, we actually see the impact of technologies in communities in real time. elemental started in hawaii, it is now a global investigation. earthshot will be investing across the u.s. and the world. it is unique perspective to what it takes to deploy technology and scale them in the real world. there's also a sense in which hawaii and alaska, where we have another partnership, early markets are seeing the impact of climate change and we can roll out technology and learn things and get ahead of the curve before other geographies. they are wonderful geographies. but we find being in communities, being really close to customers, has an enormous advantage for technology deployment and acceleration. emily: aloha to you. we will keep an eye. on the elemental accelerator. dawn

san jose state battles hawaii in honolulu.d to return for the giants against the braves. first pitch is at six: 05. six:. the a's will play the angels in anaheim. the giants will honor former owner bob lori on the wall of fame. the special ceremony will begin at 3:00. the giants had a dramatic victory over the braves with an unlikely hero. here is larry with the highlights. >> the giants are probably going to win 100 games. the question is if that is enough to win the division. they open a huge series with the braves. orlando at the park for his 81st birthday. the giants were down 2-0 early. check out the fan who makes the amazing catch. he is taping his own see on his jersey. another splashdown. it's a kayak race and the code. 110 miles per hour off the bat. all you can do is tip your helmet. tyler rogers on to close it. a three run blast to put atlanta up 5-4. the giants down to their final strike against will smith. donovan ties it at 5-5. the giants load the bases butter out of hitters. the picture comes up. crawford, the

. >> going straight to honolulu where i am joined by dr. carol. doctor, good to see you again.to get your take on how bad the situation is where you are in hawaii. >> hey, robyn, thank you for having me. i would say the situation is dire on two of our main islands. oahu, all of you are icu are full. 224 people needing icu care and only 223 beds available. our oxygen lefvels that we have in our hospitals of the amount mast been used skyrocketed 2050%. we are having trouble and there is a worldwide shortage of getting oxygen tanks anywhere in the world. we are having to ship in oxygen by boat or plane and so it is a dire straights on several of our islands at the moment. >> i think you were one of the doctors of the healthcare leaders who gave testimonies to politicians on how bad it is. why do you feel you need to do that? doctors like you being heard. >> yeah, there is a recent article covered by the ass associated press, we are crying for r mandates. heart attacks and kidney failures and severe infections, when you don't have an icu bed to admit a severely sick patient then ev

san jose state battles hawaii in honolulu.r the giants against the braves. first pitch is at 6:05. the a's will play the angels in anaheim. the giants will honor former owner bob lori on the wall of fame. the special ceremony will begin at 3:00. last night the giants had a , dramatic victory over the braves with an unlikely hero. here is larry beale with the highlights in this morning's sports. the giants are probably going to larrythe giants are probably going to: win 100 games. the question is if that is enough to win the division. they open a huge series with the east leading braves. orlando sub paid a at the park for his 81st birthday. the giants were down 2-0 early. check out the fan who makes the amazing catch. he is taping his own see on his jersey. that made is not right there. another splashdown. with his parents in attendance. it's a kayak race. 110 miles per hour off the bat. all you can do is tip your helmet. tyler rogers on to close it. a three run blast to put atlanta up 5-4. no. the giants down to their final st

cities where this was particularly successful, cities with high asian populations like san francisco, honolulute of hawaii, vancouver, your reporting talks about how this film was a risk for disney. at what point do filmmakers in hollywood realize it is not a risk anymore? chris: i think that message is getting out. by the way, there is a really terrific chase scene shot in san francisco that is worth the price of admission alone. [laughs] when you see these numbers, this was a film disney decided to put only in theaters, on labor day weekend which is not historically a big weekend for moviegoing. for that reason, it seemed like it would be the top grossing labor day release of all time, but it blew past everybody's expectations with $90 million and helped lift the whole weekend. we have not seen these numbers for six or seven years. pandemic tossed aside for this weekend. emily: is it just this weekend, though? only in theaters. it did well. is this an inflection point for movies post-pandemic, or an aberration? chris: it is easy to get excited with these big numbers. we saw this with 'f9," t

khon in honolulu where a volcano erupts for the second time in a year. lava fountains cover the floor on the big island as clouds of volcanic ash and gas rise into the air. officials say the eruption is contained to that crater and no residents are in danger there. this is a live look at cleveland from our affiliate fox 8. big story there tonight, are you feeling lucky? a gas station in powell, ohio, sold a $2 million tick net the latest power ball dry drawing. the winner has 180 days to claim your prize. the power ball jack pot is now $620 million for saturday's drawing. the sixth highest ever. so there you go. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from special report. we'll be right back. oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? so you only pay for what you need. sorry? limu, you're an animal! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple was on a camping trip... ...when their windshield got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day

. >>> if you are headed to hawaii anytime soon, businesses in maui and honolulu will want proof you are fully vaccinated if you want to go to a restaurant or a bar inside. you can show them a negative covid-19 tests as well. police are now arresting people that lie about their vaccination status. >>> and then attorney general rob bonta is meeting today at visitation valley, and they plan to hold a series of themed meetings across california to combat hate crimes in chinatown. >> changes are being made, and retired police officers patrolling tourists areas in chinatown, and new security cameras going up, and some neighbors who felt vulnerable are applauding those changes. >> as we slowly try to heal, it's events like this that gives us hope. >> and then discussing the rides and -- the rise in hate crimes and how to combat them. >>> the cache fire in clearlake destroyed more than 100 structures last month. the cause of the fire has not yet been determined. >>> property owners in the north bay have more time to remove dead trees. the deadline has been extended. pga -- pg&e said people have

you booked a nonstop flight from sfo to honolulu that leaves around 10:00 a.m. and puts you in paradise around noon. plan accordingly and a month before you're supposed to go the airline sends an e-mail saying it changed its schedule and moved you to a connecting flight that doesn't land until 4:00 p.m. can they do that? yes, they can. do you have to agree? you don't. >> many folks make the mistake of assuming when the airline schedule has been changed you have to accept it. >> when an airline changes its schedule, and your ticket, you can reject the automatic changes they've made and recommend your own. you might be able to change your time, your day, even your airport. if the schedule is really lousy you might be able to get a refund. >> any of those are fair game and you don't have to pay any penalty. >> the bigger the change the airline makes the more pull you'll have. even if the airlines only juggle you a half hour or so, there's no harm in asking for what you want. here's how. call them. you can call them up you, say the new schedule won't work for me. >>

chloe mrozak was arrested at the airport as she was trying to leave honolulu to go home.a-d -- folks, kids, it's m-o-d. if you're going to do this, spell it right. it also said she got the shot in delaware where she actually lives in illinois. she's charged with violating haw hawaii's emergency safety rules. she could face a year in jail and a $5,000 fine. the state requires visitors to show proof of vaccination or negative covid test to avoid quarantine. no comment from mrozak. dozens across the united states are facing charges for falsifying vaccine cards which can be a federal offense. don't do it. >> what happened to her then? >> she's in jail according to "usa today." no comment from her because she couldn't post bail. so she's waiting for her next appearance next week. she's got a -- days and a weekend. that's labor day weekend for her. >> all that, have a record, been arrested. don't go to hawaii. stay home or get vaccinated. >> they're not saying you needed to be vaccinated, you could have a negative test. there were other ways. they called the state of delaware,

. >> we traveled from honolulu, hawaii, to celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary. >> we're from sangood morning, everybody. it's friday. good to have you with us. don't you want some of when she's having? >> i want to be invited to that party. we have a reminder for you guys about a special event coming up on monday. "coronavirus and the classroom," it's a town hall. it will be live on our plaza. we will have the cdc director dr. rochelle walensky and dr. miguel cardona, secretary of education. they will be here along with parents and teachers and students. we'll discuss so many issues surrounding the new school year, it's going to be very informative. we hope you join us on monday morning. >> let's get your news now at 8:00 on a friday morning. the president taking a tougher tone and he's taking the fight to where they work. nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer joins us with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. the president unveiled several new mandates aimed at upping the vaccination rates. across the country, 130,000 people are diagnosed with the

francisco bay area subway extension to silicon valley, california's high speed rail project and honolulu'slevated rail line. democrats are proposing $10 billion more to support the high-speed rail projects alone. we can save tens of billions of dollars by canceling these gravy trains that are taking taxpayers for a ride, but you can probably guess what the democrats' play will ultimately be. draw 25. so, folks, let's lay the cards on the table. the democrats' borrowing, base budgeting is a real house of cards because you simply can't borrow your way out of debt. the bills will eventually come due in the form of higher taxes and drastic cuts to government services, and it will be the taxpayers who get lost in the shuffle. because the democrats control both chambers of congress and the white house, it may seem that the deck is stacked against our taxpayers, but i have a card up my sleeve. folks, let's put it in reverse and go in a different direction. instead of just throwing in the cards and going along with the democrats' demand to borrow another penny, let's first go through the budget li

host: that is jason in honolulu. thank you.n your screen is the western portion of the pentagon that was destroyed and rebuilt to match the rest. there will be a ceremony there today and in lower manhattan. the president will be there today and will travel to shanksville, pennsylvania, joined by former president bush and former vice president cheney. the present will be back here in the washington area at the pentagon to commemorate that attack. robert, washington, d.c. hi, robert. caller: good morning. we were sitting right across the street from c-span, north of the capitol. we were waiting on a job that morning. we got a standdown order. we did not know exactly what was going on. we just set out in front of c-span. -- k street, the white house and things like that. we heard a second explosion. the pentagon was at least 42 blocks away from where we were. where we were come across the street from c-span, we heard another exposure. we did not know exactly what it was, but i would like to make some clarification on the second bu

areas, the university quarterback signed nil with the big bank and it was above the fold of the honolulu the olympics might have been beneficiaries. it's changing the athletics forever. maria: yeah, the ncaa is now allowing college athletes to make money off of the use of their name and images and likeness after supreme court decision this summer. do you think that will have consequences, how do you things will change? >> you have hundreds players who are doing paid advertisements. i think it's long overdue because you have players resentful but you're seeing it all across the country at big programs, small programs. it changes forever the way in which people are compensated and for my job it means all of a sudden potentially talking to a high school quarterback who is about to enter college, so the quarterback in alabama hasn't played a game and has done $800,000 worth of deals. maria: wow. that is -- that's a good point. leigh, good to see you, thank you very much. >> it's been my pleasure. maria: leigh steinberg. breaking news. the ecb leaving rates unchanged but saying they will begi

for this presentation was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, the newman's own foundation, and the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation] -- captions made possible by c-span] >> perspective biden visited damage caused by hurricane ida in new jersey before his visit to new york. the president visited there with the mother of a 4-month-old who he has home was destroyed. [inaudible] [inaudible] [indiscernible chatter] pres. biden: i am surprised that otherwise you would not assume to generate a water pipe, that went up in some cases to the windows in these homes, over your head. that is pretty amazing. it's a fascinating thing. >> we were able to get out the night before. we had a warning from a friend, we have a baby, we got out early at 8:00 p.m. around 1:00 a.m. or so, my father came back to get our cap. -- the cat. then the siren started going off. they had to evacuate. i want to say by 3:00 a.m., the water came in fast. within a few hours we had water in the basement. we got several inches. our daughter's nursery is on the second floo

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