one day in october 1946, we towed her out at hickam field, honolulu. there were nine of us and the crew, and we had a fine commander, colonel clarence irvine. we'd waited 34 days quietly of weather conditions, partly because of mechanical difficulties. everything had to be right. we were going to try to make one of the greatest flights, air history, nonstop from here in hawaii over, the north pole, and onto of our 10,000 miles away. the first time ever for such a wide and without refueling we had a few load of more than 12,000 gallons. the heaviest ever carried by a superfortress in combat gear. then we moved and she had helium in her tires to lighten the load. we had a perfect takeoff after a run of 8000 feet and all 551 on a friday we took us across the coast of alaska and, then over the north magnetic pole. the dream board took over the top of the world. she was racing an arctic storm and she no deicing equipment. she every test she had to. she was blazing an air trail over greenland. iceland, france and italy. and then egypt. everybody is pretty ti

one day in october 1946, we towed her out at hickam field, honolulu. there were nine of us and the crew, and we had a fine commander, colonel clarence irvine. we'd waited 34 days quietly of weather conditions, partly because of mechanical difficulties. everything had to be right. we were going to try to make one of the greatest flights, air history, nonstop from here in hawaii over, the north pole, and onto of our 10,000 miles away. the first time ever for such a wide and without refueling we had a few load of more than 12,000 gallons. the heaviest ever carried by a superfortress in combat gear. then we moved and she had helium in her tires to lighten the load. we had a perfect takeoff after a run of 8000 feet and all 551 on a friday we took us across the coast of alaska and, then over the north magnetic pole. the dream board took over the top of the world. she was racing an arctic storm and she no deicing equipment. she every test she had to. she was blazing an air trail over greenland. iceland, france and italy. and then egypt. everybody is pretty ti

lili lani, which is the portrait by william cogswell that usually hangs in the illinois palace in honolulu. and we were able to facilitate a very important loan because her voice is so important, and she's a major sight line in the exhibition. and not many people understand that the united states, under mckinley's presidency annexed hawaii through a joint resolution, which is not your normal path to a treaty for annexation. normally you pass a treaty through the house vote and then the senate votes, and then you come together that way. instead, they took a total vote against native hawaiian resistance. i mean, they really were not interested in being a part of the united states. they signed petitions against annexation. so we're telling this story of opposition to american expansion, as well as the point of view of these two presidents and i think that the objects help us understand really the the humanity behind all of this. and the fact that native hawaiians sent a delegation when we opened the exhibition, which is on view, ten blocks from here. so i hope that you all get to go and see i

of the first was he xanted to complete the honolulu marathon and that is just what he did.took him more than nine and a half hours to finish. he said the experience actually was tougher mentally than it was physically. but he had something with him that helped him persevere. >> you've seen my cane. it's stickers on the cane. and my students put that so when i was mentally changed, mentally tough, i picked up the stickers so i can think of my students and the sport. so i couldn't have done it without their support. >>> we told you he had two goals and the marathon was the first. his second, climb japan's mount fuji a goal since childhood. completing the marathon has convinced him he can do it. he is planning on trying this coming summer. >> both librarians inspirational. >> exactly must be something about being a librarian being around books and learning. both greater things to come. michael is going to continue to go through the roof in terms of attention. >> that smile he has is contagious. >> you can tell when people are genuinely love what they are talking about. >> they

. >>> 600 nurses in honolulu walked off the job and plan to stay on the picket lines for a week.ct negotiations between the hospital and union broke down over the number of patients assigned to one nurse. negotiations are set to resume on january 31st. >>> the axiom mission three crew arrived at the international space station after an orbital journey that lasted about 36 hours. the space mission featured its historic first all european crew, which included turkey's first ever astronaut. the crew will spend 14 days at the space station conducting experiments before returning to earth. >>> still to come, the third playoff duo between mahomes and allen did not disappoint unless you're a bills fan. we break down the action from the nfl's divisional weekend right after this. ♪ rich, indulgent chocolate with a luscious caramel filling. discover ghirardelli caramel squares. in a bag and a bar. makes life a bite better. sometimes your work shirt needs to be for more than just work. like when it needs to be a big soft shoulder to cry on. which is why downy does more to make clothes softe

you see honolulu all the way down left-hand corner, the hawaiian islands there and that subtropical tap working its way back up. that's what we call the atmospheric river. and that's the kind of storm we're looking at. the pineapple express paying a visit to the bay area. as we head into the weekend. the first part begins as we head into saturday. you'll see some of the showers moving in starting to the north bay first, slowly dragging its way down across the entire bay area on saturday for stormy day with some gusty winds, some 30, maybe some 40 mile an hour gust out there to a little bit of a break as we head in towards sunday and monday, another storm possibly moving in on wednesday. then the following weekend. still, if you weigh out there, but this holds true, we may be looking at another atmospheric river event by the following weekend to write those going to be cold. no getting around it. some patchy frost popping up north bay, the east bay, even in parts of the south bay by tomorrow morning. by day tomorrow, you see a lot of clouds rolling in slight chance of showers in the even

we found that 11, the 7.47, the united was operating out of honolulu. they found a lot of circumstantial evidence. but when they recovered the door off the bottom of the ocean floor, that's what really solidified what happened in that particular event. >> well, as this investigation continues, airlines are still experiencing delays since flights that were supposed to be using the 7.37. max 9 now being forced to find other planes to get passengers to their final destinations. berkeley police are investigating a shooting that forced to shelter in place this morning. police say one person was shot on harrison street around 6. they were later taken to the hospital. no word on their condition. a shelter-in-place was issued because officers were looking for suspects that was eventually lifted. investigators are still searching for a shooter. anyone with any information is asked to call police. what you're looking at. there is a sideshow breaking out on the bay bridge overnight video from a kron. 4 viewer. >> showing a large police presence in the westbound la

governor josh green give a state of the state address before joint session of the legislature in honolulu. he emphasized the importance o o rebuild mildly following the deadly 2023 wildfires the governor talked about combating gun violence, healthcare access, homelessness and climate change. this is about 45 minutes. [applause]■g [applause] jamie, lieutenant governor, speaker, senate president, colleagues, governors, mayors, consulate generals, c. j., dignitaries, cabinet members have been so wonderful, state leaders, and all the people of hawaii, aloha. >> aloha. >> our state sovereignty tragic and devastating loss when fires swept through lahaina and other areas of mode. i would like to take a moment to honor the memory of those we lost that day, ,se join me in af silence to honor them. we have come together as one to recover and heal. i here to report that the state of hawaii is strong. [applause] first, response to the maui fires. we lost 100 of our loved ones in the fire in the lives of thousands more were changed that day. hurricane force winds fanned fires over the islands of maui

you find honolulu right there at the very bottom. and that's that subtropical tap the pineapple express, the atmospheric river that is rotating, that moisture our way. that means the storm. it's going to be much more moisture. laden has got a lot more raindrops in it. and that's going to affect the bay area. so let's time it out for you as we head through the night tonight and tomorrow should be an easy drive for your commute. will stay dry tomorrow morning by the afternoon we're going to see a few more clouds pick up. and then by tomorrow night, some rain begins to move in 9 o'clock or so. we start to see some scattered light showers begin to move in. the main event really doesn't come until the middle of the day on saturday. and there you go. that's your storm system rolling on through heavy rain, real likelihood as it moves through and toward the afternoon hours and it will keep going rainfall amounts so some of the models start to pick up on this and this one showing about an inch and a half of rain in the san francisco and more

this one original, you see all the way back toward honolulu and all that subtropical moisture rolling up headed toward california. it's going to bring with it some heavier amounts of rainfall with the 2 in some warmer temperatures to go along with that kind of system as well. but tonight, it's going to be cold. we've got that leftover error from that storm that came on the gulf of alaska and that settling in for the night ahead. of course, we had a freezing start this morning, though, some frost showing up around the bay area. another frost advisory issued by the national weather service in the north bay all the way from healdsburg. now the samara fell over to an app and also say molina and the east bay get over toward or in the walnut creek. brett would love more. you're all going to be seeing some frost early tomorrow morning, even in parts of the south bay, the santa clara valley in the santa cruz mountains, expect some frosty conditions are at lows going to be in the 30's and the 40's and that's going to be cold. maybe not quite as cold as it was last night or this morning. but st

you see all the way down the honolulu. see this little swirl in the atmosphere.rea of low pressure. kind of tugging on the tail of the storm. so to speak. that means we're going to see a different type of storm here in the bay area is a warmer storm system coming through. and so the snow levels are going to start to rise up as we head throughout the day concerned about flooding. yeah, this is going to one that a loaded so we could be talking about some flooding issues in northern california. snow advisories continue over some of the ranges as well around the bay area. tomorrow we're looking at temperatures generally in the 50's rain on and off throughout the day. i think becoming heavier as we head in toward the evening hours tomorrow. next couple days. i think we'll dry things out on sunday monday. looks like a diet. nice day. tuesday looks ok back to maybe some showers on wednesday. but i'm looking for to see the games. i mean, football weather, chicago what what miami's got to go there and play. yeah. that's that's not fair. >> i mean, we waste so much time in

this one, you see all the way down the honolulu. and guess what? that's tapping a good old pineapple express. that means this is going to be a much more moisture laden storm with the potential drop a lot more rain, not wind coming in least the first one as we head in toward friday, but a much larger storm coming late on sunday and into monday. in fact, there's really not going to be much break between the storms, even 1, 1, the main part finishes up. you can see rain continuing on and off as they come through up the door. right now we've got temperatures mainly in the 50's and low 60's. if you do plan on stepping out tonight, it will remain dry. watch out likely see some patchy fog begin to form and some of the valleys. we'll talk about that and the prospects for how much rain you might see in your neighborhoods coming up in a few minutes. thanks alerts. take a look at this. police believe a drug lab. >> caused explosion at a fremont apartment complex. this was yesterday morning. and you can see the damage. it happened at the creekside village apar

she joins us from honolulu in hawaii. thank you for being with us. the so the rebels claim that they now control this regional capital fully. how significant is that is very significant because logging is the, like you said, a sizable house. and it's also the regional headquarters for all the of whom to forces. so this is a major loss, a blow to the uh, the military who attack and is and major when for that resistance coalition forces . and it also is one more evidence of reach resistant forces reaching to the tipping point in their favor. all right, so significant regional defeats for the military government couldn't portend other defeats in other parts of man mar, yes, they have control less than half of the country now then military. i, the, of the resistance correlation forces controlled majority of the country now. and um, you know, the reason in low guy like the word defeated is, as it relates to 3 main major reasons. first, they are not on the military was unable to get any reinforcement to them, nor then your month. and the 2nd is that they h

invasion, there was a whole not quite panic situation, but not a very alarming situation. was in honolulu that is, until it reaches america , it is one story, and hawaii is in the middle of the ocean and it can fly, well, that is, there were, you say that to america, maybe hawaii is america, well, yes, i have mean, i mean continentally, yes, well, let's move on , the king has come to work, i mean the new king of denmark, fredrik the 10th, today he came to the danish parliament, this was after crowning him yesterday. in the highest legislative body of the country, the accession to the post was officially formalized today, while the deputies emphasized the full support of the new monarch, he, in turn, promised to become a king for denmark who unites the country, i will also remind you that fredrik replaced his mother, the queen, on the throne margaret the second, she abdicated the throne in favor of him, after 52 years of being on it, becoming the first danish monarch in almost 900 years to voluntarily abdicate, this is of course impressive, but it is also impressive how the king was receiv

full-scale invasion, there was a whole it's not like a panic, but a not very alarming situation was in honoluluii, because , well, that is, until it reaches america, it's one story, and hawaii is in the middle of the ocean and it can fly, well, it was like that, so you say you can go to america. is hawaii america? well yeah, i mean, i mean pre-continental. yes, well, let's move on, the king has come to work. i mean the new danish king, fredrik x. he came to the danish parliament today, after being crowned yesterday. in the highest legislative body of the country. introduction officially appointed today. at the same time, the deputies emphasized the full support of the new monarch, he. in his turn, he promised to become a king for denmark, who unites the country. i will also remind you that frederick succeeded his mother, queen margrethe dru, on the throne. she abdicated the throne in favor of him, after 52 years on it, becoming the first danish monarch in nearly 900 years to voluntarily abdicate. this is certainly impressive. well, that is also impressive. how the king was received at work, giv

governor josh green give a state of the state address before joint session of the legislature in honolulud the importance o o rebuild mildly following the deadly 2023 wildfires the governor talked about combating gun violence, healthcare access, homelessness and climate change. this is about 45 minutes.

in 2023, jfk, burbank, honolulu, austin, that was one of the closest ones, and so this has a lot of those red flags, but ultimately, it came to a serious and fatal crash. >> to that point, listen, i think so often when we are judging a flight crew, we are thinking about hospitality, but that is not, obviously, the name of the game here. that's not what is most important, and it's just amazing that they were able to get this -- almost 400 people off of this plane in 90 seconds. tell us about the training that these japanese airline crews go through to make sure they can do something so amazing. >> you really highlight a critical aspect of this accident. flight attendants have an extraordinarily difficult job. there have been increases in violence on planes, but they are first and foremost safety professionals and first responders. people forget, they were the first ones to die on 9/11. they are there to get people out, and that they were able to get this amount of people out, with the young children, before there was burned through in the aircraft, is just extraordinary. the other thing to

transportation facilities in guam and elsewhere in the pacific region and that would, i would assume, include honolulu and indo pay com. there is a second insidious and more concerning aspect and that's a more ad hoc almost opportunistic and random sort of campaign that is targeting u.s. infrastructure. that's what director wray was going after. that's what director easterly, my successor, was going after and they're basically scouring the internet for internet connected devices that have not been patched that are vulnerable to chinese hackers that are quite good and they have compromised those systems and they're in position and just waiting effective there to pull the trigger. and unfortunately at this point other than just vulnerable systems there is not particularly a rhyme or reason to what they're campaigning and modus operandi might be. >> is the u.s. prepared to defend itself against these threats? >> well, there were two or three kind of main themes from the hearing today. the first is if there is a single bipartisan issue in the out congress and that is the understanding of the threat from t

>> it has been on loan to us since march 2023 and it is the first time it ever left honolulu or was taken off the wall of iolani palace except for conservation. we were eager to work with hawaiian natives to make sure that they support this loan because it is a very important symbol to hawaiian history. they also believe that her spirit is imbued in this portrait so we were able to welcome a contingent or delegation of native hawaiians to the portrait gallery and they conducted a blessing of the queen to welcome her in the space. it was beautiful and an honor to be able to work with that community and to bring this incredible portrait to the national portrait gallery. >> we talked about why the united states was interested. let got there and why they were so interested. >> yes. >> it looks like she passed away in 1830. why is she included in this exhibit? >> this is tiffany stewart. you can see the curve of the drape across the background that is revealing this very picturesque pastoral background. i was convinced that this island that you see was hawaii but it is actually from cooperstow

>> it has been on loan to us since march 2023 and it is the first time it ever left honolulu or was taken off the wall of a lonnie palace. we were native to work with hawaiian groups to make sure that they since it is so important to hawaiian history., they believe that her spirit is imbued in this portrait so we were able to welcome a contingent of it here and they conducted a blessing of the queen to welcome her into the space and it was really beautiful. it was an honor to be able to work with that community to bring this incredible portrait to the national portrait gallery. >> we talked a little bit about why the united states was interested in hawaii. let's talk about how they first got there. and why there were so interested. >> it looks like she actually passed away in 1830. why are we including her? >> this is harriet stewart. you can see the curve of the drape across the background. that is revealing a very picturesque pastoral background. i was convinced this mountain was from hawaii but it's not. it is from a swig. she was part of the missionaries that came from new england to

you've got this guy got honolulu down to the deep south, if all the way down to see that moisture trend on to some tropical moisture. so we've got the atmospheric river events starting lineup now in a series on the way the right here. first, that storm system go through tonight. we get a nice break in wet weather for tomorrow. then as we get into thursday, another break. but then that's a pretty big storm. that one, again having the subtropical tap heavy rain possibly moving in on friday afternoon. then another round of rain by saturday evening and a heavier storm. that one could be the one that causes some issues as we get into sunday possibility of some flooding will increase as the storms rapidly move on shore tuesday. another round of some showers moving through. that looks like we're finally catch a break after that. but you start to add up. all this rain in such a short amount of time. models are showing a whole lot of that. so we start to see a lot of colors developing out there. all of a sudden we're talking maybe 5, 6, inches of rain across on the mountaintops. some latest comp

this is a live look at honolulu. of the big stories there from our affiliate khon, sunny there, hawaii partners with local entities to bring sea gliders to the islands in a global first. sea gliders are zero emission all electric vehicles that operate over water at 180 miles per hour. promoters say they will provide hawaiians and visitors with affordable travel no carbon emissions. there you go. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bret: texas is taking the unprecedented move of seizing federal land along the rio grande river that has served as the a landing spot for illegal immigrants from mexico. another action pitting the state's republican governor against president biden, his administration. correspondent matt finn is in eagle pass, texas tonight. >> tension between governor greg abbott and the biden administration et cetera can a late to a new high as scene in this video from eagle pass, texas. on the left is city owned shelby park where a countless

two honolulu police officers were shot during a island wide manhunt. critical condition. shot a 39-year-old woman several times on a busy highway. the victim was taken to a nearby hospital a fourth man was injured during that police chase. the 44-year-old suspect was killed in a shootout with police officers. new york city, a large group of pro-palestinian protesters seen surrounding jfk airport yesterday getting in the way of thousands of post holiday travelers. at least 26 people were arrested after a car caravan tried blocking access roads. the group also tried block roads around laguardia airport. a growing number of young adults are looking to kick off the new year booze free. being sober seems to be a popular choice for the gen zers. with at least 30% of young adults over 21 years old participating in dry january last year. experts say the decline is due to a surge in nonalcoholic drink alternatives and awareness of ditching alcohol like weight loss. are you looking to hop on the sober trend? we want to know how you plan to stay healthy this year. can you email us a

and it's the first time it ever left honolulu. it was the first time it was ever taken off the wall of the iolani palace. aside from conservation and we were really to work with native hawaiian groups to make sure that they support this loan because it is such an important symbol to hawaiian history. native hawaiians also believe that her spirit or her mana is imbued in this portrait. and so we were able to welcome a contingent or delegation of native hawaiians to the portrait gallery when the exhibition opened and they conducted a blessing of the queen to welcome her into this space. and it was really beautiful. it was such an honor for us to be able to work with that community, to bring this incredible portrait to the national portrait gallery for this exhibition. we talked a little bit about why the states was interested in hawaii. let's talk about when they how they first got there. and and why they were so interested. it looks like she actually passed in 1830. why are we including her in this exhibit? well, this is harriet br

we found 11, the 7.47 that united was operating out of honolulu. they found a lot of circumstantial evidence. but when they recovered the door off the bottom of the ocean floor, that's what really solidified what happened in that particular event. >> as the investigation continues, airlines are still experiencing delays since flights that were supposed to be using 7.37. max 9 are now force to find other aircraft to get passengers to their final destinations. on the north bay, the santa rosa police department. they are bringing back their gang unit. they say it's because of a surge criminal activity last year i and harriet a chance to talk with a lieutenant about this latest move. >> in 2023, santa rosa had 10 homicides. police say 5 of those had gang connections leading the department to re-establish its gang crimes team in order to stay effective. >> you're constantly having to pay attention who in the community is running these games. were these trends happening and our other assignments just are overloaded already with other crimes are investiga

the flight departed the charles schultz airport in santa rosa and was headed to honolulu.ording to the ntsb report, the plane had a ferry tank system containing 540 gallons of fuel for the flight. however, about four hours into that flight, the pilot contacted air traffic control and reported having a problem transferring the fuel. while attempting to return, the pilot reported losing fuel pressure and an engine. >> alameda county is looking for a new ambulance provider. the county has filed a request for proposals for 911 ambulance response, covering most cities in the county starting in 2026. the ems director said they are hoping to move away from an approach where anyone who calls 911 is taken to an emergency room. they say for many lower level calls, the e.r. is not the best choice. for some, the new approach might include over the phone triage or mental health services. the county currently contracts with falck for ambulance care, but except for some cities that use their own emt services, president biden says he has confidence in defense secretary lloyd austin. but s

on new year's day and then land in honolulu at just before 7 on december 31st.ted even tweeted about the flight that, quote, time travel, israel. however, the flight was delayed and then missed the countdown. several passengers then took to social media to complain about it. united responded by offering passengers helped to rebook their flights. that should definitely been flight 2023 year, 2020, didn't happen. that says you bad like you got all these big plans. not the way you want to start we're getting some rain. that's how we're going to yeah, we are. and it's a good thing. we need some rain. however, it's really inopportune time because, of course, it's about rush hour. so this is a live look. >> speaking of flights at sfo where i'm happy to say we don't have any delays that they do have a traffic management program happening right now because of some of the wind and some of the rain is coming down. so you can see right now wind not too bad about 18 miles per hour sustained wind notice. it's moved over to oakland, though, right? we're starting to see this w

wrapped up the hawaii portion with the final round of the sony tournament at waialae country club in honolulu for eagle on the ninth hole. bradley shot a three under par 67, but that was only good for a three way tie for first. at the end of regulation, with byeong hung on and grayson murray. the playoff lasted one hole. murray, this putt for birdie as they came back and played 18 again. that's a 40 footer that put the heat on the other two players who could not match. murray wins for the second time on tour and qualifies for the masters for the first time, and the first tennis major of the year is underway. the australian open coco gauff is the women's fourth seed. she's in the near court here against anna. karolina schmiedlova of slovakia. gauff won the first set six three, went in front three. love in the second set with that winner match point. now gauff will put it away, not allowing schmiedlova a single game in the set. 636 love the final numbers. gauff is the highest women's seed in action so far. >> all right saturday night packers niners should be fun. >> absolutely looking forward t

we found 11, the 7.47 that united was operating out of honolulu. they found a lot of circumstantial evidence. but when they recovered the door off the bottom of the ocean floor, that's what really solidified what happened in that particular event. >> well, as this investigation continues, airlines are still experiencing delays since flights that were supposed to be using the 7.37. max 9 are now being forced to find other planes to get passengers to their final destinations. >> well, it's looking like a winter wonderland in the woods surrounding lake tahoe. as you can see, lots of snow there. lot of people taking advantage of it by heading up there to go see it for themselves. one family having a lot of fun near cisco lake. that's near lake tahoe where the snow is coming down. >> this >> they brought the dog and family. well, they said they did not decide to any further east because of the blizzard like conditions up there. of course, snow blanketing the area on saturday. the national weather service reporting that more than a foot of new snow fell

compiled a list of the most watched destinations on their site los angeles, las vegas on this always honolulu internationally, people really want to go to cancuncana in the they're watching air fares and hotel fares there. rome, london, tokyo also popular. this year punta cana in the dominican republic as well. >> i've been to punta cana a couple times great spot events 2024. there's a lot happening. what are the top events? >> we have to talk about the summer games, craig. >> of course. >> everybody has eyes on paris euro monitor predicts 3 million people will descend on the city of lights for the summer games it will be epic. set your calendar for april 8th. we will experience a full solar eclipse. i want to show you a map the last time this happened was 2017. >> i remember it >> it'll happen april 8th of 2024 there is this path of totality that stretches from austin, texas, to different spots al across sort of a diagonal path all the way up to vermont. you have arkansas, dayton, ohio. these are places where you will see the complete eclipse meaning the moon will obstruct the view of the su

the flight departed the charles schultz airport in santa rosa and was heading to honolulu.ding to the ntsb report, the plane had a ferry tank system containing 540 gallons of fuel for the flight. however, about four hours into the flight, the pilot contacted air traffic control and reported having a problem transferring the fuel while attempting to return. the pilot reported losing fuel pressure and an engine. >> there are reports that the us and uk militaries have launched additional airstrikes against houthi targets in yemen. the associated press reports that a missile was fired at a ship in the red sea late tonight, and that the us was that the us determined was a threat. houthi rebels have carried out repeated drone and missile attacks in the red sea on international maritime vessels, including american ships. president biden confirmed that the us and uk launched a counterattack attack yesterday with fighter jets and tomahawk missiles. president biden ordered those airstrikes and says he will not hesitate to direct further measures. >> initial indications are that we ha

what caused the plane to crash into the ocean about four hours into a flight from santa rosa to honolulu. the coast guard released a photo of that partially submerged plane along with the preliminary accident report today. the crash killed the pilot and one passenger. neither their bodies nor the wreckage were ever recovered in san francisco, activists held what they're calling an emergency protest, calling to stop the us bombing of yemen. they gathered at the sf federal building in collaboration with several cultural advocacy groups. this action was in solidarity with palestinians, asking the biden administration to put a halt to a growing regional war. both the us and the uk carried out missile strikes against multiple how the targets this morning i an update tonight on a story closely followed by the abc seven news i-team today a san francisco judge sentenced joseph adam moore. >> he's the man who set up camp outside a school in san francisco's sunset district in october and offered free fentanyl for first time users. he had a signed posted to that effect. moore received a year of for

on this day in 1935, she took off from honolulu and flew to oakland.landed the next day, and a crowd of about 10,000 people welcomed her. two years later, an attempt to, in an attempt to become the first female pilot to fly around the world, her plane disappeared over the central pacific ocean in. set your timers right now, because a single day passes for the bottle rock music festival in napa. go on sale this morning starting at 10 a.m. now, the prices start at $233. the three day passes are already sold out. ed sheeran, pearl jam, stevie nicks and mana are set to headline the event, making the stallion nelly, norah jones among the other 75 acts set to appear. bottle rock is may 24th through the 26th. next at 630. the race for the senate seat heating up, with one candidate focusing an ad to bay area voters. then what happened when hunter biden surprisingly showed up at a congressional hearing about him? and as we head to break, we're going to take live look outside right now at 627. we' ...katie porter's whiteboard is one way she's: [news anchor] ...o

for example police staffing costs and honolulu there was a grant designed for this event.nd chicago, there was also a fema grant that was provided a portion of reimbursement for that city. this is in the part of the federal budget and the city of chicago diverted their urban security initiative funds the city used to fund counter terrorism activities. to pay for police staffing there was no net costs in chicago. to host the nato summit. >> thank you. i have to just questions. based on the previous analysis for the superbowl [inaudible]. the let'sons learn federal this there seems to be the lack of written memorandum of understanding or agreements about spending and reimbursement employmented know a couple of things one, were there written agreements that the city has with -- special event committee? in the decisionmaking process of bothy spending and generating revenue and when this looked like. meaning are there specific calls for reimbursement and percentage of events or spending the steal receive. i think the second part will be learning upon about potential of able to

only honolulu had more.cials say the data doesn't reflect an outbreak, but rather an increasing community health risk for a contagious illness. the clock is ticking to sign up for health insurance under covered california health and human services secretary xavier becerra was in san francisco to encourage people to enroll by tomorrow's deadline, becerra said most people can find health coverage for as little as $10 a month. >> we intend to make this better . we intend to push congress to keep those subsidies that have made it so affordable for so many americans because there are still millions of americans who are not covered. >> javier becerra in san francisco today. you can sign up a health for california.com. the epidemic of loneliness. and coming up, what one bay area community is doing to find some answers to this modern crisis and how they want the state to step in, and a potential breakthrough in brain implant technology. the new advancement in w 100% all-white meat grilled or crispy chicken, with let

the second highest rate of tb of any metropolitan statistical area in the country, second only to honoluluso new at noon today, ten senators, including senator scott wiener, released a letter calling on the california public utilities commission to reject any proposal to raise rates for customers. the utility backed proposal would raise energy bills for millions of californians by anywhere from 360 to 2 to $824 a year. the senators say to date, the cpuc has not held public hearings on this proposal. senator wiener said. californians already pay some of the highest electric bills in the nation, and should not be forced to arbitrarily pay more to cover for a private utilities poor business decisions. >> the first human patent to receive an implant from the brain chip startup neuralink is now reportedly recovering. elon musk owns neuralink and says the surgery was on sunday and it was successful. the usda gave the company clearance to test its brain chip implants on humans. neuralink uses a robot to place a computer implant in part of the brain that controls movement . the company says its in

only honolulu had more.es not reflect an outbreak, but rather an increasing community health risk for contagious illness. >> san jose city council voted unanimously to create an ordinance that would ban encampments and large vehicles, like rvs, within 150ft of school grounds. this comes after kipp collegiate students started sharing concerns about safety. they say homeless people have wandered onto campus and trespassers have left drugs behind, and a pilot program would take place at three locations in san jose challenger school in berryessa, shirakawa elementary school and the kipp and independence campus. if successful, it could expand to k through 12 schools across the city. >> the memo we have crafted today is thoughtful and nuanced, and gives us the legal tools we need to enforce parking violations in dangers posed to our children as they come to school and leave every day. >> one unhoused advocate we spoke with thinks towing vehicles near a school campus will only criminalize homelessness. the city say

only honolulu had more.icials say the data does not reflect an outbreak, but an increasing community health risk for contagious illness. >> now for your morning money report. san jose based paypal is cutting 2500 workers. that's 9% of its workforce, according to bloomberg. the affected employees will be notified by the end of the week. the ceo says the layoffs are essential to rightsize, the company. last year, paypal laid off 2000 workers and now look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway, we are up about 66 points. all right. >> it's official. two bay area sports stars set to face off at the nba all star game next month. steph curry will compete in the three point competition against sabrina ionescu. she's one of the best shooters in the wnba right now for the new york liberty. she is from walnut creek, went to high school at miramonte high school in orinda. it will be the first time an nba and wnba player go head to head. she won last year's wnba three point competition with 37 points, t

and the fact that they were willing fly it from honolulu to, l.a., and then truck it nonstop across continent to d.c. was quite a i think that that kind of responsibility. i still feel it frankly. i mean it's on view and we still have to disperse it. so i'm very nervous about returning this thing to make sure. it's in good condition, but it will be, we hope, in better condition than when we received it. and that is part of, i think, the reason why that native community was was in support of this, because lani had gone to washington, d.c. throughout her life to ask for and she was denied every time this is her trip in their eyes to washington, d.c. to speak for her people in that way. so i just wanted to mention that it's a little bit outside of the presidential object from it's very much contingent to in the story. well, thank you for that, kate i'm afraid that concludes our time today. we you thank you so much. it is truly a pleasure to introduce and welcome all of you this very special evening as a continuing mission of the white house historical associations, presidential sites summit, whi