when he took her to honolulu, was she bringing back meth with her?, she may have been smuggling drugs in her new louis vuitton suitcase and not even known it. >> and the final act of that story? sandra found out about the drug ring, and was killed before she could go to the police. but that was just a rumor in a sea of rumors. police didn't seem any closer to finding sandra's killer, whoever it was. the case grew colder with each passing year. larry still thought darren killed sandra, and it seemed wherever larry went on this small island, there he was. >> this is the house there with the boat and truck in there. it's not easy going by here and knowing that he's still running free. we've -- we've got to get this case solved. >> on this day, larry and sandra's mom toshie had to see darren at grandson austin's little league game. that's darren on the field coaching. and in the dugout with his girlfriend cherrine, a woman he'd known since before sandra's murder. and it was at this point, 2009, three years after sandra's murder, when larry felt the time

. >>> and the "honolulu star advertiser" says a team from honolulu beat curacao to win the little league series. >> there's another one deep to right field, and at the wall -- it's gone! [ cheers ] >> hawaii got back-to-back home runs in the bottom of the first inning. final score 13-3 in just four innings. under little league rules, a team wins if it's leading by ten runs or more after four innings. this is hawaii's fourth little league world series title. >>> still to come, bargain movie tickets. the super low price you could pay to catch a new movie on the big screen. but it won't last forever. it wo. ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. time for ache and burn! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those'll probably pass by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. xiidra? no! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is approved to treat the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. common side e

a drop like no other™. >>> with new settlers driving up rents and a 30% decrease in honolulu shelterever. last time i was here, twinkle board showed me around the community she has lived in for almost 20 years. >> this can be the answer to solve the problem out there for the houseless community. >> when i found out we were coming back, i knew i had to see twinkle again. >> we still making a difference. >> this is truly a community. there are rules and responsibility. the you're a kid here, you best be going to school and bringing home good grades or drink l is going to school with you. >> oh, yeah. >> shortly after our last visit, the state of hawaii try today evict the residents. >> this came as a surprise to some readers of the encampment who had just met with the state last week. >> cnn has no plans for a sweet, the state continues to take plans to sweep, including sweeping neighborhoods all in this month. >> twinkle and her right-hand man said, that's what we're not going to do. they raised 1.4 donations to buy nearby land for a safe sustaining home for residents. it sounded impo

about three weeks there was a spill of about 14,000 gallons of fuel. >> the city of honolulu has shutlargest water source. some reporting horrible physical symptoms. >> people are being moved out of their homes. there is an evacuation order. they are all at the hotels at waikiki. >> they have table set up in several of the lobbies. >> they are refugees from the redhill disaster. there is no safe way to have that much fuel in leaky tanks over our drinking water. you don't do that. >> this story was everywhere. there was another crew covering it while we were there. >> they were filming at the navy gate to the tanks. his >> one of my thoughts, there wasn't that many of because i just learned about it. what do you feel about being here? >> i feel angry, i feel heartbroken but i'm also hopeful because i'm seeing how this has cut across all demographics. more and more are joining us for the permanent shutdown and cleanup of this side. >> is this tour available for those doing the beautiful waterfalls? >> actually, it is not. it is not something that we have advertised. >> we are going to b

this road here is where they marked from honolulu harbor and they occupied this location right here when they invaded my country, the hiking though. so we're at right now. this is where kept smith. this is headquarters for the pacific command, and it overlooks per harbor, and pro harbor is a naval base for the united states. so it falls under the command structure of the pacific command. a what you was taken by the united states were invaded in order for the united states to control per harbor because of hawaii's location, it's central central in the central pacific. so there's a central location that ships could enter hawaii ports after disarming, refurbish, leave home ports, re arm, and go back fighting a metaphor who it was in reason why an island by money, by greed. and so it was done in relation to represent all the things that was happening. it won't be $1819.93. so what we see rising out of the land out of the ocean are these giant monsters that are out to read with documentation of annexation of documentation that basically saying we're right is what we are. we're the inevitable

it was just this past week that our honolulu office recovered three minor females who were missing and at risk on the island. i know they are -- they are aggressively working on that issue. >> you are asking other -- a number of questions about the china initiative and when you have an environment where you talk about the pandemic and the chinese virus, you see a rise of hate crimes against asians. and as some people can recognize, that i do not happen to be chinese, but a lot of people think i am. the china initiative to abuses and including who they will target. including researchers and others that the fbi

uh, it was unsuccessful, there were, uh, four-day urban battles, and in the honolulu area, but in generalll ended in vain. after the accession of hawaii in 1898 to the united states. america needs to understand that hawaii was not included as a full-fledged territory. it was this term that was the territory of the state. hawaii will become, only in 1959 on the one hand. and here is the situation at the end of the 19th century. yes, territorial administratively, it was beneficial for a large hawaiian business and for the united states, that is, in general, there was a fairly mutually beneficial trade on the other hand, labor legislation, for example, did not apply to the indigenous population who worked on these plantations in the way of a person, and that is precisely why it will happen already in 1954 such an event. which is sometimes called the democratic revolution in hawaii, yes, that is, when hawaii was already part of the united states, there was another revolution, when that's just the same ah. well, let's say so are the working class native hawaiians. they were trying to secure th

the same team from honolulu finished third last year.ad the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> classified fallout. alarming new information surfaces from the affidavit used to justify the fbi search at former president trump's florida estate. >> this is the most sensitive material of the united states intelligence community. >> this as republicans question the validity of the investigation. >> if we want to know whether or not it was justified or not -- >> new cbs polling previews the election battles ahead. >>> also, triple threat. a wildfire in oregon quadruples in size this weekend. mississippi sounds the alarm with floodwaters rising fast. the sleepy atlantic hurricane season shows signs of waking up. overseas, pakistan calls this a climate catastrophe. the death toll now topping 1,000. >>> it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> a half century later, nasa counts down to its next moonshot on its most powerful rocket yet. >>> later, marching to his own beat.

he prep passengers going to honolulu -- he brought things to passengers going to honolulu as a flight attendant. he gave out aluminum bottles of purified water. it's his own brand of water. ok. he also posted about it on his instagram, saying that it was the first airline to partner with his water venture. reggie: amazing. jobina: what would you do if jason momoa -- drew: he is quenching the thirst, doing his job. jobina: good one. drew: was it kumasi that met him? what she wanted to meet him? jobina: i was going to say she met him. drew: i think she might have. jobina: we know how she rolls. drew: her manifestations. he started a water company. jobina: into the element without bottles. reggie: stop with the plastic. drew: enough. let's go outside. a live look from our exploratorium camera. clear skies, limited fog. the marine layer is compressed this morning a meaning we will see sunshine faster today in many cities. limited coastal clouds. we will keep the range of temperatures where it is hot inland, mild at the coast. . it feels muggy but the heat will ease tomorrow and through th

at first, she quietly and modestly sat down at the honolulu airport.tly, she just needed a gas station, and then the question arrived in singapore. whether a third party in us politics ventures to visit taiwan for the first time in 25 years hangs in the air of its success, the potential visit of the speaker of the us house of representatives to taiwan is a dangerous arrangement. she is only in the interests of herself. speaker if we look at her professional career over the decades. she repeatedly manipulated delicate matters for her own support. actually it is politi. a game that is beneficial only to her alone, but i do not think that this will play into the hands of peaceful and stable relations between the two countries, the official pelosia, in addition to singapore, will visit malaysia and south korea and japan, but the american press over the weekend claimed that the option of stopping in taiwan processed despite the warning. china this is not the first attempt to visit the island nation in april, the visit was postponed indefinitely in the langu

san francisco, boston y new york y honolulu en hawai. se comparÓ el precio al consumidor de 23...o los expertos aÚn estÁn recomendando el que no hay que confiarnos, no hay que gastar mucho y bueno, por lo contrario se deben tomar medidas para corrÍ dar las finanzas. no se emocionen, se recomienda que reduzca las salidas a comer. no haga compras innecesarios y usarlo menos posible el automÓvil. pasamos con guillermo quiroz, autoridad en el tiempo, asÍ luce san josÉ a esta hora de la tarde ¿quÉ temperaturas tenemos?. quÉ tal. >>> veÍamos buenas condiciones en san josÉ. a las 4:30 se presentÓ cerca del aeropuerto de san josÉ un incendio. que emite humo, mala calidad del aire. la capa aire estÁ extraordinario. vemos la cÁmara en vivo del puente de la bahÍa en san francisco. son las 5 de la tarde con 7 minutos y el panorama es extraordinario. es un miÉrcoles muy bello, por cierto vamos a poder disfrutar la formaciÓn de nuestro satÉlite natural y me refiero a la luna, que ya a partir de maÑana es la Última superluna de las 4 que se presenta en el 2022. se aleja el monzÓn, se va hacia ne

honolulu looks to be the favorite already beating nolensville.s the nolansville coach said if somebody will beat them, why not us? the winner will take on the international champion, the winner of the taiwan/curacao game. you can see the action starting at 12:30 eastern right here on abc. and we do have an update on easton oliverson, the little leaguer severely injured after falling off his bunk. he came through surgery on friday. his family saying the doctors are very happy with the outcome and that they are so grateful as well, so very good news. we're all cheering for him. >> yes, a great update there. >>> still coming up here on "good morning america," tom brady returns to the field after an 11-day absence to deal with some personal issues. the lead-up to the big moment at tonight's preseason game. >>> plus, some retailers have products piling up. how you can cash in as stores try to get rid of excess inventory. we'll be right back. ♪♪ thanks. - whoa. - jake from state farm, i really need to know. uh, go spicy or go home, right? what? no. wha

themselves champions at the little league world series hawaii's bats came alive early the team from honolulu finished the game in four inning, winning 13-3 and bringing the little league world series title back to hawaii for the first time sinc si since 2018 offense was the name of the game >>> let's get to michelle for a look at the day ahead. >> hi there, guys. we are looking at a chance for severe weather into the great lakes and ohio valley. it's three out of five on the severe weather scale 15 million americans at risk for severe weather that could start this morning into portions of the evening hours. chicago, you're included in that enhanced risk. that's in the orange then we have the slight risk in the yellow it's all due to a cold front moving through really warm air. stronger storms from illinois to eastere 80s and 90s and watching more scattered storms all right, it's the end of august the tropics have been quiet, but they're starting to wake up. we'll talk about that coming up. >> michelle, thank you so much >>> serena williams is gearing up to say good-bye after decades of just

hawaii's honolulu team won this afternoon against the caribbean nation by 13-3 that is the fourth time a team from hawaii has won the championship >>> and a baseball card just shattered all records at auction. this rare 1952 mint condition mickey mantle card just sold for, get this, $12.6 million. the highest amount ever paid for any sports memorabilia, ever espn reports the card sat in a basement of a truck driver for years before a collector bought it this the 1980s. it passed through collectors before selling for that massive price. check your boxes in the basement >>> from one sports legend to another, tennis great serena williams begins what is likely her final tennis tournament tomorrow fans from around the world are spending big money for tickets at the u.s. open, knowing any match could be her last emilie ikeda has more. >> reporter: serena williams is gearing up to say goodbye after decades of dominating center court, with her power, grace, and grit the tennis legend winning the australian open in 2017 when she was two months pregnant now, she hopes to grow that family, tellin

if you're heading to honolulu, 88 with a chance of a thunderstorm.w york and some of that can be heavy. l.a., 87. back her at home, look at the absence sense of the 90's. a few as around morgan hill. 84 in brentwood and you have to go up to close every dale. -- cr dale. the ocean temperature, 59. so, these breezes are mild coming off of the ocean. they are up to 30 to 35 miles an hour. they will back off from the golden gate bridge to the delta where they will remain the fastest. you can see the glistening sun on this area. let's talk about your activity planner. if you're going on the bay, small craft advisor. advisory. going for a walk, clean air in the 60's and 70's. if you're doing outdoor dining, catching a bite outside, it is going to be a little bit cool, but not until after the sunsets when we will fall into the 60's. we will fall into the mid 50's to the low 60's tonight. it is a degree or two milder than average. tomorrow, how about temperatures jumping up to the 60's along the coast. 70's around the bay and 80's inland. here is my accuweat

honolulu scattered showers 88 degrees. new york city 81. slight chance of showers chicago, 77.ve fog surrounding sutro tower from our emeryville camera. becky drizzle, low clouds in the morning. cooler than usual this weekend. summer he returns next week. tomorrow morning, we start with not only widespread overcast, but catchy drizzle. for the afternoon, clouds hang around near the beaches. inland areas will see sunshine. first thing in the morning, 50's and 60's. watch out for the drizzle. afternoon highs in the south bay, 79 gilroy, 80 san jose, 76 milpitas, palo alto mid 70's, 60 two half moon bay, 66 downtown. clouds linger, north bay temperatures, 79 san rafael, 70 four napa, 82 santa rosa. in the east bay, 70 oakland, 74 freedom on -- fremont. 82 concord, 83 livermore, breezy. a break from the heat all weekend, wendy and below average. mid 80's inland, low 60's on the coast. next week, temperatures rising each day. by thursday, 96 inland, 66 coast and the heat will hold friday. we bring back hot summer weather but for the weekend, enjoy the break. break. what's the differ

it's really going to be nice looking weather honolulu 86 partly cloudy sunshine in new york city 80 chicagoou're looking at a chance of showers and los angeles warm 89 degrees looking at emeryville camera just blue skies right now limited morning fog tomorrow warmer this weekend. we're looking at a stretch of hot summer days inland next week with increasing clouds and humidity midweek with the monsoon flow increasing morning temperatures in the 50s and 60s patchy fog to start the day afternoon highs will look like this 91 and morgan hill 84 in san jose in the south bay 77 sunnyvale on the peninsula 78 in palo alto 66 half moon bay downtown san francisco 72 degrees. so temperatures will be at or a little bit above average for this time of year north bay upper 80s from novato to san rafael 93 in calistoga 86, napa 92 santa rosa in the east bay 76 in berkeley. you need the sunscreen 79 fremont, oakland 77 inland areas getting a little hotter. so 94 and brentwood 93 in fairfield 90 in livermore. looking ahead to sunday temperatures coming up even more upper 90s inland. look at that on monday. i

sunny and mild to warm breezy near the coast and here's a look at other areas honolulu 88 degrees tomorrow sunshine new york city clouds will be on the decrease 81 chicago looking at a chance of showers thunders 78 and in los angeles. hey, it's summertime. it doesn't get better than this because they normally deal with the heat only 82 degrees tomorrow afternoon a little bit of a shaky camera from sutro tower right now sizzling inland tomorrow mild at the beaches sharp drop in temperatures sunday and the heat returns early next week hour by hour. you see that fog it pushes in over the bay tomorrow morning. we start out with a little mist along the coast and possibly some drizzle and then for the afternoon those clouds will linger right near the beaches temperatures first thing in the morning 50s 60s to start the day afternoon. eyes in the south bay 91 in gilroy 89 in san jose. you're looking at 85 in milpitas, so it's going to be a warm one there on the peninsula 78 in san mateo 66 pacifica downtown san francisco 70 degrees in the north bay. you're looking at 90 in san rafael 93 in santa r

the americans from honolulu to alaska to hawaii, everywhere across america, planes are brought in and likewise from the british, from across the world from india, the pacific, the first bring in their planes as well and it's a mass conversion planes and these are trying to keep the city alive, it's a heart rendering story. >> it really is it's a beautiful story where everybody converged into the scale and works together. at the same time, a wonderful story, a great section of the book. great, so another question, you were surprised everything you learn, you know so much about world war ii, he written several books about it, this is your era, your area, you have so much expertise here and i'm curious as you were doing your research, you can't wait, i thought i was going to tell this story, was going to go here but i had this part of the story wrong, when you surprise? >> surprised me, i read a lot about the big three, when churchill, roosevelt met in crimea and the other big conference at the end was a conference where churchill and truman at that time, they meet. what surprised me was

the 6, one honolulu native has quickly emerged as a leader of the spartans offense. we get each other better. >> sharpens iron ore i know we've got scott put it together when it comes to saturday's without perform is an awesome young man. >> very accurate. very talented. he's shown some really great leadership in the offseason. it's been really good when you put him plug him into our our offensive group with the line all the skill they're excited to play with him because they know what he is. and that's and that's a fun thing to watch in the funding to get a coat on defense. the spartans return a majority of their starters from 2021. san jose state's de was the 4th best in the mountain west conference in total yards allowed and 3rd in rushing yards allowed defensive end cade hall who was named the 2022 preseason mountain west co-defensive player of the year says the expectations for that group are sky-high. we have a lot of returning guys. so i think i think just being able to play with each other and all be on the same page going make a really big difference. there'

of the house of representatives, nancy pilos, who now went on an asian tour, first she landed in honoluluat she flew to singapore, they keep saying that she should fly to taiwan, china is sounding the alarm initially on the 29th, it seems like on the 30th, military exercises took place there. china threatened to close the airspace altogether and not let nancy fly. nancy still did not say whether she was going to taiwan or not, and today before the broadcast i found information that one of the taiwanese journalists uh, who has sources, uh, in the highest circles of taiwan, he says that, after all , the nancy poles are waiting there on the evening of uh, the second day. please tell me why the usa is provoking china like this now . you know, i have to say that against the background of your colleagues who are asking experts about this situation, you were the first to ask a question precisely as a provocation. you know the closed type, so what happens if the vaccination did not fly to taiwan, what happens in this well, in this confrontation, let the chinese win the symbolic one, who started s

and the house of representatives, nancy pilos, who now went on an asian tour, first she landed in honolulu plane landed, then they said that she flew to singapore, they constantly say that she should fly to taiwan in china sounded the alarm first on the 29th, it seems like on the 30th, military exercises took place there china threatened from the taiwanese e-e who would have sources e-e in the higher circles of the thais says that after all nancy-polots they are waiting there in the evening of the second day. please tell me why the usa is provoking china like this now. they are very good. it is interesting. yuri, you know, i have to say that against the background of your colleagues who are asking experts about this situation, your colleague was the first to ask a question precisely in terms of provocation yesterday on the air. which i already mentioned today, the periodontist, so i, on the other hand, am not an advertising channel, tell me, there was a question like this, you know, of a closed type, so what happens if the vaccine did not fly to taiwan, what happens in this well, in this c

reggie: when i was a kid i was in the honolulu boys choir. i was the little old lady from pasadena.ideo is where? reggie: i actually don't know if anything exists of this. kumasi: let me call mama a key -- aqui. reggie: imagine me in gray hair on a tricycle. that was what it was. entertainment for all. and look at me now. barely different.prh the same. thank you for that weird drive down my memory lane. we will drew: a beautiful picture this morning as the sun is up. it turns breezy later today. that onshore flow is certainly with us. strongest over the city and through the delta. a it is a pretty muggy day out there and we will find those winds again with us tomorrow. we keep the humidity high with us for this time of year. we will find increasing clouds as the day goes on. 60's and 70's for the most part up to the coast. drew: uc berkeley study is giving clues about how our bodies protect us from covid-19. mucus in the lungs can help block the sickness. experts say the research could lead to new antiviral remedies. kumasi: if you are headed to a restaurant, you need to get ready f

the americans from honolulu, to hawaii, everywhere across america, planes are brought in to western germany. likewise from the british empire. from across the world, from india, from the pacific the, brits bring in their planes as well. this is mass convergence of planes and western germany. these are going to keep the city alive. it is a really kind of heart rending story. >> it really is. it's a beautiful, uplifting story. however on converged and did what they needed to do. and work together. it is really wonderful. it is uplifting and suspenseful to tame time. to see if they pull it off. it's really a wonderful story. a great section of the book. that is great. so, another question i had. if you are surprised by anything you learned. you know so much about world war ii. you've written several books about it. this is your era, this is your era, your area. you have so much expertise here. i'm curious, as you are doing your research, he thought, oh wait i was going to tell the story. i thought i was gonna go right here and i need to go left. i had this part of the story wrong. something. w

the 6, one honolulu native has quickly emerged as a leader of the spartans offense. we get each other better. >> sharpens iron ore i know we've got scott put it together when it comes to saturday's without perform is an awesome young man. very accurate, very talented. he's shown some really great leadership in the offseason. it's been really good when you put him plug him into our our offensive group with the o-line all the skill they're excited to play with him because they know what he is. and that's and that's a fun thing to watch in the funding to get the coat on defense. the spartans return a majority of their starters from 2021. san jose state's de was the 4th best in the mountain west conference in total yards allowed and 3rd in rushing yards allowed defensive end cade hall who was named the 2022 preseason mountain west co-defensive player of the year. >> says the expectations for that group are sky-high. we have a lot of returning guys. so i think i think just being able to play with each other and all be on the same page going make a really big difference. t

requires a naval base in hawaii, pearl harbor in honolulu. this coincides with the period when the united states is rebuilding their navy. all right. so you can see rebuilding the navy is going along with having access to ports in foreign places and hawaii will be one of them. all right. and then a couple things happen in the 1890's. in 1890's, congress increased tariffs on hawaiian sugar. this is bad for americans and hawaiians making sugar. you see a major disruption to their economy. 1892, 1893, americans, with u.s. military support from pearl harbor overthrew the hawaiian government at the time, and president harrison supported adding hawaii as territory in the united states. however, congress doesn't get it done before he leaves office. the next president opposes it and hawaiians vocally opposed it. however, they opposed it peacefully. they knew if they used violence to prevent an american invasion, if an american invasion took place, they would then be deemed enemies and wouldn't be allowed to keep their property. ok. so not only would

. >> it covered more than 4600 nautical miles between san francisco and honolulu. after a 45-day trip, they pulled 96 tons of waste like this out of the pacific ocean. >> one thing we encountered out there was a great amount of consumer plastics. all the types of things, they end up thousands of miles in the pacific. >> mary crowley is the founder of ocean voyages institute. she says every piece of trash will be recycled or up cycled into building blocks, insulation, furniture, even energy. >> we've worked with h power in hawaii where they use it to power homes. we've turned it into fuel. >> the kauai and ships from other organizations are working as fast as they can to keep the floating dump from growing. >> this vessel and others can be out here for decades and coming back with loads of plastic for years to come. >> reporter: that is, unless humans change their habits and consumption of single-use plastics. max darrow, cbs news. >> that's crazy to see. >>> hundreds of evites have gone dead over the streets and sidewalks of richmond. when our calls went unanswered

he practiced law and honolulu as i think he served to stand as deputy attorney general and deputy secretary of labor, but i don't think those jobs would have would have trained him and so i have to fixate i haven't got time to roast him about his three years as ambassador to um, yugoslavia and i'm wondering no one's ever suggested to me that that was a recommendation for the dc circuit. let alone a requirement. but after thinking about it and having been in a bathroom thinking about it, you know you you spend three years in a broken country like that that no longer exists and it really does concentrate the mind on our own constitution. so so i think that's that's why you but before i sit down i've talked too much already. i i think it's important to remember that that the dialogue that they have and are still having isn't all that the solvents have done. judge, someone's first wife who died too young was a colleague of justice thomas when he was citizen thomas at the eeoc and there they formed a bond that propelled the servants in the becoming the greatest supporters and cheerleaders and he

so when we were evicted off the island in honolulu, hawaii, out of our apartment, i told myself theneven though you didn't make the nfl, you pushed out okay. >> i turned out all right. bought them their first house, they got a divorce, bought my mom a second house after the divorce. and then we moved to the west coast -- >> kerry: you had to buy another house. >> yeah. by the way, the other ones are sold. >> kerry: you're not racking up houses? >> no, no, no. my mom is so -- she's literally my biggest fan. she is the best grammy to our daughters, all three. a room dedicated to you in every >> kerry: i heard that she has a room dedicated to you in every house that she's had. >> dude, she has a smackdown room. >> kerry: a smackdown room? >> she has a smackdown room. >> kerry: i love that it has an official name. what's in the -- do you get smacked down if you get walk into the room? >> i get smacked down every time i go in there, because she wants too -- all the guests have to go to the smackdown room but she insists i go with her. >> kerry: oh, god. >> there's nothing more horrifying

the 6, one honolulu native has quickly emerged as a leader of the spartans offense.> sharpens iron i know we've got scott put it together when it comes to saturday's without perform is an awesome young man. >> very accurate. very talented. he's shown some really great leadership in the offseason. it's been really good when you put him plug him into our our offensive group with the o-line all the skill they're excited to play with him because they know what he is. and that's and that's a fun thing to watch in the funding to get to coach on defense. the spartans return a majority of their starters from 2021. san jose state's de was the 4th best in the mountain west conference in in rushing yards allowed defensive end cade hall who was named the 2022 preseason mountain west co-defensive player of the year says the expectations for that group are sky-high. we have a lot of returning guys. so i think i think just being able to play with each other and all be on the same page is going make a really big difference. there's a lot of experience. a lot of football is played an

the victory completed a dominance season for honolulu. games in the tournament. congratulations. >> this is a team. i don't know, jonathan, they go up against the red sox, i got to believe they're going to win four out of seven. any week of the year. >> no. >> i like their chances for sure. my two boys, leaguers themselves. what a dominant run. they won on mercy rule yesterday. >> that does it for us this morning. jose diaz-balart picks up the coverage in 90 seconds. e coverage in 90 seconds usiness is going through the “woof”. but seriously we need a reliable way to help keep everyone connected from wherever we go. well at at&t we'll help you find the right wireless plan for you. so, you can stay connected to all your drivers and stores on america's most reliable 5g network. that sounds just paw-fect. terrier-iffic i labra-dore you round of a-paws at&t 5g is fast, reliable and secure for your business. this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. at&t 5g is fast, it's fast. so gaming with your niece has never felt more intense. incoming!