that may no longer be possible according to a new honolulu ordinance.urt is next with that. >> time for a night court. it taking you to hawaii were a group other rental owners aren' feeling that aloha spirit. a newly passed ordinance could make their properties illegal after october. they are suing the city of honolulu for wasting the minimu length of a stay in a short-ter rental from 30290 days. >> write tourism is the bedrock many local say the influx of tourists dries up their cost-of-living including housin prices. let's take it to our legal eagl intake break it down. >> and founding manager of janc legal brian, i want to share th ordinance with you it reads it thusly short-term rentals are disruptive to the character in the fabric of our residential neighborhoods they are inconsistent with the land it uses at there intended for our residential zoned areas and increase the price of housing for a while who is resident population by removing housing stock from the for sale and a long-term. city council finds any economic benefit of opening our residen

. >>> and honolulu, security officials from tokyo, washington and south korea revved up a high-level meeting, the first of its kind a south korean president took office in may. the did affirm close cooperation against the nuclear program of north korea. japan met with his u.s. counterpart, jake sullivan, on thursday. north korea's nuclear missile development efforts topped the agenda. the officials agreed to work closely toward the complete denuclearization. the south korea reported a strong response if north korea has a seventh nuclear test. japan confirm support and cooperation from the u.s. and south korea to resolve the issue of abductions of japanese nationals. >> south korea could ask the public to weigh in on a debate involving members of bts. the defense ministry says it may conduct a survey to help decide if it should exempt them from mandatory military service. the oldest members of bts, the oldest member turns 30 in december. the south korean men are required to serve in the military by that age. the country gives exptions to classical musicians, dancs, or athletes that en

and rounding out the top 5 mayor, a who died in honolulu, the girl and the goat in chicago and katz's new york. deli. it's the only one i've been 2 out of. those is not as photogenic as any of those places. >> but it is world famous for its the strong yeah, yeah. and probably a lot of the pictures of the strongest and the scene when harry met sally where baked, having a very that's right. good information. there you go. and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock. we're going to get something to eat. see at 8 o'clock. have a good night. meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, well, she's still learning how to budget, so mom keeps her alerts on full volume. hey! what? it's true! and that's all thanks to chase first banking. freedom for kids. control for parents. one bank with tools for both, all with no monthly service fee. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: long live

we're basically looking at honolulu with isolated showers and chicago isolated showers. otherwise, mostly sunny 80s 70s, new york city 68 sunshine los angeles a warm 89 with blue skies and seeing the blue skies from our emeryville camera right now a little bit of a shaky camera as the breeze is coming up warming trend continues this weekend temperatures soaring well above average for fall. we're not expecting records, but it is going to be warmer than average cooler weather expected the middle of next week tonight six o'clock in case you're stepping out for dinner. it's still going to be nice 60s to 80s as we head into tomorrow morning. you're walking the dog. this is going to be the best time to do it the coolest point. before it starts to warm up by lunch. it's already in the 80s inland and 90s showing up by the early afternoon. lee's away from the coastline. your morning temperatures will be in the 50s and 60s some patchy fog right along the coast tomorrow afternoon 93 in gilroy 90 in san jose pretty warm by fall standards on the peninsula 90 in redwood city pacifica

honolulu, scattered showers and 89 degrees. new york city, 79 degrees.ght chance of showers in chicago. the coast might be a place to escape the heat, as you see, some people in santa cruz already doing that. dangerous heat through next week, record highs and rising fire danger, that the good news is it will be mild at the coast. the coast will see some fog, we will have some around, so it will temper the temperatures, if you will. morning temperatures will range from the 50's to the 60's. but look at afternoon highs, in the southbay, upper 90's in gilroy. 89 in san jose. on the peninsula, 86 in palo alto, 68 in pacifica. san francisco, 91 degrees. 96 in santa rosa. in the east bay, 87 in castro valley. hot and hazy inland, triple digits. the 7-day forecast, from the temperatures and the heat risk rising, will bump you all the way up to 108 on labor day and tuesday. dangerous heat coming your way. 90's along the bay, 70's coast side. still triple digits on thursday but at least it would be eased in and by friday we will be back to the 90's in land and 60

tomorrow's slight chance of an isolated shower too in the afternoon upper 70s to mid 80s as far as honoluluy're going to be some showers around 88 new york city mostly sunny 79 83 in chicago. they're looking at sunshine as well and then showers and thunder chants in la-86 degrees. so here's our view of san francisco. looking good tonight. hazy humid and coolers start to the weekend slight chance of showers were sprinkles not a game changer isolated thunder chance will be best around the central coast the smoke we're tracking it from the mosquito fire. you'll see that haze. it's just really right on through tomorrow and lingering into sunday, but the heaviest smoke will remain over the sierra nevada where that fire is burning. here's a look at the remnants of tropical storm k moving in our direction tomorrow night right around greenfield south of monterey. you will see some showers developing isolated possibility can't be ruled out here. but as of right now it's going to be more humid and more cloud cover. than anything we're keeping the chance of showers in though morning will start out coo

gusty winds in the afternoon at our local airports upper sixties to mid seventies as you look at honolulu's forecast, mainly sunny and warm 89 degrees. pretty much mostly sunny new york city, chicago, los angeles will range from the mid seventies to the mid eighties. here's a live view from our emeryville camera, and you see clear skies right now increasing clouds and winds tomorrow. storm moves in early sunday morning, and it is going to remain unsettled through next tuesday. so it's a one once again on our exclusive abc seven news storm impact scale sunday through tuesday brief heavy downpours slight chance of thunder. the winds will get dusty and the roads will be slippery. so be careful driving our by our we go. you see those winds? coming off the ocean initially tomorrow ahead of the storm 25 to 35 miles an hour than the wind switches direction as the storm approaches out of the south sunday you're looking at i mean 30 45 mile an hour winds that will continue beyond once that storm actually approaches we're going to still see gusty winds so be prepared for that saturday night. you see

why the pentagon thinks that russia will hit honolulu in the first place is not very clear.ation were real, the relevant population would be only 15 minutes. or even smaller, namely even an average-sized nuclear the weapon would level most of honolulu with the initial blast alone. outside the fiery wave born from the explosion would have affected the beaches of the forest. our house would be poisoned and sick. i stopped looking at nuclear weapons through the lens of technology or security. i look at it through the prism of my family, my home and modern nuclear weapons, the destructive power is even ten thousand times greater than that of the bombs dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki. if such a bomb would explode over a metropolis, like new york, tokyo, paris or london over 15,000 m² would have been destroyed by a primary explosion of almost 50,000 m². would consume the fire. and about a million people would die every day. the best thing about it was said by the scientists who invented nuclear weapons. in the event of a full-scale nuclear war, the living will envy the dead. rus

best known for the establishment of the hawaiian civil club of honolulu in 19818 -- in 1918. throughout his life the prince revered by native hawaiians, a prince for the people, was a tenacious leader and used his voice to preserve and strengthen the hawaiian people. he championed the hawaii home's commission act signed into law by president warren g. harding in 1921. it enables native hawaiians to return to their lands to support self-sufficienty and determination to create a homeland to build homes, farms, ranches, and gauge in economic activities. this legacy to preserve native hawaiian history is what he's most remembered for. mahalo, madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: i ask permission to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: thank you, madam speaker. american families are paying the highest electricity prices in over 40 years. with a 16% increa

the winner was from honolulu. the judges said the stories embodied the best instincts in regional reporting. he focused on the venue operator grant program operated by congress to help provide help to you six venues forced to a little-known concert promoter took advantage of a loophole to secure more than $10 million in grants. let's hear from nick. >> aloha. i would like to express my gratitude to the national press club and its judges for taking the time and the effort to recognize the work of regional reporters. we face unique challenges including having to fire on existence. when we are at our best we are not simply providing reactions to the days events, we are actually putting those events in the context for each of our communities and halting representatives accountable to their constituents. we are uncovering stories that might go unnoticed by the national press. we are on the ground witnessing what is happening. local journalism matters, not just by combat here in washington as well. i'm going to get off

guitar center teamed up to surprise a frightful of people traveling from long beach, california, to honolulue lessons back of it as it was given a metal soprano ukulele are wrong with a carrying case and started to play "hello, aloha, how are you?" i bet that might have helped that rather long flight go by quicker. it's one way to do it. it appears even this tiny little spider wanted to pay respect to queen elizabeth ii book on social media users spotted the eight and get better crawling on top of the province floral arrangement as it was carried into westminster abbey on monday. one twitter user called it "the most famous spider in the world right now." citing is believed to be a good omen. also people in germany are pulling out their lederhosen once again for oktoberfest because this comes at the annual celebration is returning after two years of a pandemic hiatus, so everybody is super excited to be back. rushing to the gates there to get seats at the various venues they've got no doubt on the hunt for sausages and beer. plus, this. first responders in sacramento, california, saved the li

rounding out the top 5 morrow dominate you, don in honolulu, the girl and the goat in chicago and katzi in new york city where? so that's a win areas. those mom said i'll have what that's one of the cats do. okay. but the one they're talking about boat hagan, louis, you've been there. >> i don't think i have. i thought you said you had your own. my hope and i thought you said, yes, i loved it. it was amazing. i think he said, are we going to talk about the clearly friday? let's take a final check your 4 zone forecast as we are tracking some wet weather out in southern california. very jealous right now with those storms even tracking some severe weather over in lost hills in the central valley. dry for now. >> for those of you in san luis obispo county, but we do have a slight chance, a possible pop-up thunderstorms. first, we're going to see that increase in that subtropical storm cloud cover. those of you in the south bay could actually see some light scattered showers and possible light rain. even for those of you in our east bay valleys. but temperatures out there right now still i

flight attendants will also descend upon 14 other airports across the united states, as well as guam, honolulu and london heathrow on tuesday. they say they have unsustainable working conditions . central to the union's complaints are long telephone hold times for flight attendants to get through to united's internal scheduling department. flight attendants are also protesting difficulties with being guaranteed a hotel room or transport when they land at their destination. tuesday's day of action is not expected to disrupt airport operations. boeing is settling and investigation over at 7 37 max airplanes involved in crashes and software issues. the company will pay a $200 million settlement with the securities and exchange commission. boeing allegedly made misleading statements over at 7 37 max planes that were involved in two crashes, one in indonesia in 2018 and another in ethiopia in 2019, those two crashes claimed 346 lives. the sec investigated how boeing communicated and responded to investors when billions of dollars were lost. the 7 37 max planes were grounded for 20 months over the a

and rounding out the top 5 model food on in honolulu. in chicago and katz's deli in new york. well, a beautiful interior. they're not surprised people would want to take photos. >> and still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news remembering queen elizabeth. the second we have a live report from england with kron four's justin campbell. plus, the state is working on a plan to help california tackle the drought. and the family of a woman beheaded thursday. now speaking out. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. hide my skin? not me. and for kids ages 6 months and up that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. hide my skin? not me. serious allergic reactions can occur

kawelok wong roshi, native hawaiian policy lead, office of the former hawaii governor john why hay in honoluluave it to senator murkowski to introduce her witness. >> thank you, thank you mister chairman. i mentioned liz before, but i would like to officially welcome liz -- i know that she traveled for anchorage to be here, so, thank you la quen naay liz medicine crow. she is high-def and -- organized village of -- she has got a strong background with a jurist doctorate, a j.d., from arizona state, a certificate in indian law. but she not only has extensive knowledge and experience in federal indian policy but also with reconciling trauma, including the trump associated with boarding and residential schools. and so, liz, just thank you for your advocacy not only -- the assisting us with the discussion in consideration of the legislation. i think this is perhaps the first time you've testified before the committee. so, we are delighted to have you back here and thank you for making the journey. >> your full written testimony will be made part of the official record, so we appreciate it if you c

colleagues, i rise today to congratulate the honolulu little league on winning the 2022 little leagueorld series. this is hawaii's third win. the honolulu little league played their first seasons in 1954 and one is the oldest teams in the state. this character and sportsmanship will be remembered long after their victory this year. their enthusiasm and love of baseball is contagious and ulf hawaii couldn't stop watching as they hit home runs, invoked the mercy rule over their opponents. i extend special to the coach, the team's manager and coach. i'd like to congratulate the families and players who undoubtedly made sacrifices to provide them with an opportunity to succeed. they have teamwork, resilience. they have been a role model to our larger community. and i'm sure the next generation of little league world champions in hawaii watched this team and will be inspired by them. i know i speak for all of all of hawaii -- all of hawaii how so very proud we are. ma holo. -- mahalo. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlew

in the army simultaneously graduated with the associate degree in administration of justice from honolulu community college. the surgeons and made his way back to texas and joined the dallas police department where he eventually rose to the rank of sergeant. while serving on the force, he continued his education and obtained multiple advanced degrees including a bachelor's bachelorsdegree in criminal jusm midwestern, masters degree in counseling from prairie view a&m and the doctorate of education in texas tech. in july of 2016, dallas texas experienced a horrific attack on our law enforcement officers when the gun man shot and killed five officers and injured nine others. the chief of the chicago police department, chief of the dallas police department where i met him at the time. a surgeon to penny uses unspeakable loss to fuel his efforts to stand up for his fellow officers and their families. he now serves as a president and executive director of the national officers association and has worked tirelessly to bridge the gap between police and the communities they serve helping raise aw

or even smaller, even medium-sized nuclear weapons, equalized be with the ground most of honolulu onlylast wave. outside the fiery wave born from the explosion would have affected isa beach, our house would have been poisoned and sick. i stopped looking at nuclear weapons through the lens of technology or security. i look at it through the prism of my family, my home, modern nuclear weapons have a destructive power ten even a thousand times greater than that of the bombs dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki. if such a bomb would explode over a metropolis like new york, tokyo, paris or london, more than 15 thousand square kilometers would have been destroyed by the primary explosion, almost 50 thousand square kilometers would have been consumed by fire. and about a million people would die every day. the best thing about it was said by the scientists who invented nuclear weapons. in the event of a full-scale nuclear war. the living will envy the dead russia's use of nuclear weapons. in ukraine, it will be considered an attack on nato since the radiation will go beyond ukraine and affect pa

allows us to improve reentry and make the good neighbors specifically to the contract we had on honolulu. i do know that we've reinitiated the multiple times for the residential facility it's currently out for review again as is the reporting centers so i know that's in the middle of the procurement process when we've issue would be for, we didn't have anyone respond to the solicitation. >> so what can we do if this is a facility that had been opened for 40 years and suddenly nobody responds? do in this situation? >> i don't have an answer for you today but i do know we have people let the bureau as concerned as you are about providing that next step into reentry for hawaii. but if you don't have somebody responding, then we are left with where we are. so it's that part i would like us to address and if there's something i could do i would like to work with you all to find somebody who can do this. >> thank you, senator. with reports i note in your opening statement you said it's important to hire the right people. so before you hire people to be presented to staff, do you have a way tha

four years simultaneously graduated with an associated degree and administration of justice from honolulu community college -- joined the dallas police department where he eventually rose to the rank of sergeant -- he continued his education and obtain multiple advanced degrees including a bachelors degree in criminal justice from midwestern. master's degree in counseling. prairie view a&m at the doctrine of education from texas tech. in july, of 2016, dallas texas experienced a horrific attack on our law enforcement officers. when a deranged gunman shot and killed five officers and injured nine others. at the time, mister chairman, chief brown who is now chief of the chicago police department was chief of the dallas police department where i met him at the time. sergeant penny used this unspeakable loss to fuel his efforts to stand up for his fellow officers and their families. he now serves as the president and i think of director of the national fallen officers association. has your tireless to bridge the gap between police and the communities they serve. helping raise awareness for fa

improve re-entry and make those good neighbors, like i said, specifically to the contract we had on honolulu. i know that we've reissued the rfp multiple times. both for the residential facility, it's currently out four of you again, as is the da reporting center. i know that that is in the middle of the procurement process as well. when we've issued the rfp before, we didn't have anyone respond to the solicitation. >> so, what can we do if there is nobody -- this is a facility that has been open for 30 years. suddenly, nobody responds to an rfp? what can we do in the situation? >> thank you, senator, i don't have an answer for you today. but i know we have people at the bureau as concert as you are about providing that next step into re-entry for hawaii. >> but if you don't have somebody responding to the rfp, then we are left with where we are. it's that part that i would like us to address. if there is something i could do, i'd like to work with you all to find somebody who can do this. >> thank you, senator. >> i am alarmed by the reports of misconduct and sexual violence committed by b.

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