in hawaii with quick instructions that may have saved a flight from crashing into mountains near honolulu. we are following these major developing stories and more coming in right here to cnn news central. >>> president-elect donald trump is wrapping up a week of what is been in some cases controversial cabinet picks well considering another possible addition to his administration that would undoubtedly be contentious. sources say he is weighing a major change at the fbi as the allies lobby him to replace current fbi director christopher wray with the mager -- maga firebrand kash patel. the campaign spokesman has been named as assistant to the president and director of communications. new details are surfacing about the defense secretary pick and officials in california confirming that pete hegseth was involved in a police investigation of a sexual assault allegation back in 2017. all of this is trump's pick for the attorney general is facing growing skepticism that he can get confirmed or lawmakers are demanding to see findings of a house ethics investigation for former congressman matt

the local lahaina luna football team also taking part, traveling to honolulu for the celebration.ny students and staff were displaced, their school damaged and shuttered for weeks after the blaze. >> here we go. ready? >> just one month after the tragedy, abc news was there for the team's first reunion, resuming practice after the devastation. marlena number ten, was at that practice with his older brother bulla, number 63. the brothers had lost their home. >> we're playing for them all the all the lahaina people. it feels good to play for them. >> bula says he drew strength from his teammates. >> it feels really good. i mean, just getting out here with everybody. these guys are just staying strong. >> dean rickard, co head coach, was also displaced from his home. >> considering everything that they've been through, it speaks volumes of their resilience and their ability to adapt. it's a testament to them. >> 123. >> please welcome members of the lahaina luna luna's bobby, please do the honors. >> six months later, their resilience celebrated on the biggest stage in football, the

and you can see honolulu, they're all those clouds begin to move up from the tropics. going to bring with it. a lot of rain our way. we'll time out those storms for you coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, lawrence. with this atmospheric river on the way, now is the time for some storm preparations. residents in sonoma county are pretty familiar with the flood stages of the russian river. got to be ready. kron four's rob nesbitt went to guerneville to see how folks are feeling about. >> the first big storm of the season. flooding concerns start to happen with the russian river when it reaches 32 feet. according to the sonoma county department of emergency management, it's only at 10 feet right now. it's a smaller creeks and streams that they're worried about the visible banks of the russian river are a good sign going into this week's atmospheric river. resi1ents in guerneville are used to flood warnings. peewee gulf owner tim boss key has the board with marks of serious floods to prove it to have to get everything ground level up. >> upstairs and you know summer, a

a major street during a repaving project has unearth add forgotten chapter of honolulu's history.treetcar system in 1901 replacing the horse drawn carriages. streetcars eventually relace placed by buss in 1941. the repaving project is now on hold. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ narrator: you can join the battle to save lives by supporting st. jude children's research hospital. for just $19 a month, you'll help us continue the life-saving research and treatment these kids need now and in the future. speaker: cancer makes me feel angry, like not in the feel on the outside, just the inside. i'm angry at it. speaker: when your kid is hurting and there's nothing you can do about it, that's the worst feeling in the world. [music playing] narrator: 1 in 5 children diagnosed with cancer in the us will not survive. speaker: those that donate to st. jude, i hope that you will continue to give. they have done so much for me and my family. [music playing] narrator: join with your credit or debit card for only $19 a month, and we'll

in the early 20th century, the city of honolulu had a bustling streetcar system of its own.ews unearthed remnants of the transit system that dates back to the early 1900s. >> the discovery was made during excavation work in mid-september. >> we had no idea that this was here and something like this. when it comes up, we need to consult with the state historic preservation division in order to see what needs to be done. >> the tracks are remnants of honolulu's once thriving streetcar system, which operated from the early 1900s to 1940s as the honolulu rapid transit and land company. streetcar operations ceased in 1941 when the company transitioned to busses as the primary mode of public transportation. city officials with the department of design and construction are working with the contractor and shipped to develop a plan for preserving these artifacts. >> sometimes it's to, you know, leave them in place and sometimes it is, you know, to give it to them or you know, it needs to be preserved in some way that they determine. >> with this latest discovery, it's estimated the r

but but the flight near honolulu being told, you know, to avoid a very permanent mountain range. i mean, what does that suggest to you? >> well, that's very troubling to me because, you know the the equipment on the aircraft is wonderful. it tells you when you're getting near to to things that, you know, has a ground proximity warning and the fact that the ground proximity warning on this aircraft we are told, did not go off. so perhaps they weren't as close to, you know, near disaster as we thought. of course, they need to check that airplane to make sure it's functioning. but coming, you know, close to any mountain range. so the air traffic control has to remind the flight crew, hey, turn right. to avoid a disaster is troubling and i suspect the airline will be looking into that as well as the faa. that is a troubling development. but of course, again no loss of life. and it ended, you know happily and safely. yeah. and there is a statement from american airlines saying during the climb out of honolulu on november 13th, the crew of american airlines flight 298 requested and rec

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we were in hawaii at a meet and i was supposed to fly from honolulu to london to some research. and my wife cÉline was going just fly home and we were going to go. then the queen died and so also we changed plans and cÉline flew with me along way honolulu to l.a. to london and we got there. we're jetlagged and. that was when the queen was laying in state by then. and so earlier that day we went to see the ted lasso, set it just outside town, which was super cool. i got to fly in a spitfire, have a two seater model. so i was in the back. you wear a parachute and you have to learn to egress. so in other words, if it were to go down, i knew how to pull canopy off, jump out of the plane and pull my parachute, which is like it's not flying the dreamliner. it's just little bit different. but it was super cool. and then and then we went, we stood in line to see the queen lying in state and we were tired. it was late and telling us like, let's just see how long the line is in. the line was super. it was if you know, london, it was way past the tower bridge, you know, way, way, way down.

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the coast guard now says she reportedly is in stable condition at the queen's medical center in honolulu well, in south carolina, there is a different kind of an emergency, a race to recapture dozens of monkeys that escaped a research facility. police say crews from that facility are working to trap them with food. they are using thermal imaging cameras, but so far they're still on the loose. monkey business caught on camera. >> well, they went left there behind that ridge. >> now, some people going, well, bananas in south carolina, after dozens of monkeys escaped a research lab and disappeared into the woods, god knows where they went, right? at least 40 rhesus macaque monkeys broke out of the alpha genesis research center wednesday after a worker failed to properly lock the cage. within hours, animal control was on their tail using thermal imaging cameras to help locate the furry fugitives. but the precocious primates still managed to evade capture. officials say the escapees do not pose a public health risk, but they are warning people in the area to keep their eyes open and their doo

travel forecast time tomorrow 67 and partly cloudy if you're heading to honolulu 84. 30% chance of somehului a little windy out there. your weekend weather. more clouds, a few sprinkles. monday, which is veteran's day. rain, cooler and gusty. and then midweek we're talking about partly cloudy skies. drizzle chance near average temperatures. so we go hour by hour this evening. the cloud cover will continue to increase going into tomorrow. there may be a couple of sprinkles tomorrow night into sunday morning. some drizzle. i wouldn't be surprised if you saw a little bit of damp roadways along the coastline as the fog returns, and we see that increase in the cloud cover. here comes our light level one storm for monday a light to moderate rain. we're looking at slippery roads, breezy to gusty at times and as we check out those winds, they will start to pick up 11:00 in the morning on monday. not terribly strong, but you will notice up to 30 miles an hour in the early afternoon out of the south and we'll keep it on the gusty side going into tomorrow, monday afternoon. excuse me. speaking of

we're looking at 20% chance of showers and windy weather in honolulu tomorrow. 85 and kona is lookingt 79 degrees. a live view from mount tam. it is clear overnight tonight. cold freeze warning for the north bay tomorrow. rough surf mainly sunny skies expected and on sunday off and on. light showers. certainly not a washout for your entire sunday 29 tomorrow morning in lakeport. down to 31 in santa rosa, 35 in livermore. it is going to get cold. 38 san jose 44, san francisco 43. in oakland and half moon bay tomorrow afternoon, mid 50s to the mid 60s. it's going to be a pretty nice looking saturday. a lot of sun, occasional high clouds. and then here comes another system on sunday. it's a light level one on our storm impact scale. scattered showers, slippery roads, king tides and minor flooding will continue as we go. hour by hour, 1130 in the morning. there will be some damp spots as we head into 1:00 in the afternoon. scattered showers, very scattered in nature even at 3 p.m. this continues at 7 p.m. and then after that, late sunday night, this system pretty much winds down your rain

otherwise, afternoon should see plenty of sun 65 degrees heading to honolulu. scattered showers with some sun 30% chance 85 degrees. so let's check out your diwali forecast. happy diwali! if you do celebrate tomorrow morning. it's a level one early morning showers the rest of your day plans are going to be just fine. temperatures in the 60s sunday. bright skies and windy weather expected with warmer conditions, but the fire danger will be coming up. we'll talk about that in just a moment. golden gate bridge camera it is socked in right now. level one storm tonight. rain with downpours at times. tomorrow afternoon we'll go bright and breezy and then sunday into early next week. we do have gusty offshore winds developing which will bring the warmer weather, but also bring fire concerns. so clearly fire danger is not over with the incoming storm tonight through early tomorrow morning. it's a light level one system. rain will be briefly heavy, slight possibility of thunder and breezy to gusty winds. right now the winds are starting to pick up in napa as we go. hour

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when i was in plain sight in honolulu, plain sight at andrews air base, what i found, i was speakingot only to the american people, i was speaking to the enemy. to the china, to the soviets. and to the veit con and to allies, the south vietnamese and the question is how candid can you be and i don't know the answer to that at times i tried t with false optimism. other times i was very candid indeed. i said the situation in south vietnam is worsening. i said it would be a long war. what can i say to the enemy, we are losing? >> your reaction? peter: one of the consequences of the dynamic of mcnamara's way of talking about the war was that it sounded very much that we are getting there. it is hard. it will be long. but we are getting there. people were calling it mcnamara's war. i asked if that was ok. but he said it was a terrible mistake. it was his war even though it really was not. to think that mcnamara had this personality that radiated confidence, people said he is a data machine. he is a technocrat. there was a lot more going on. he had a family. it was very hard on his family

courtney kube, nbc news, honolulu, hawaii. >> and that is "nightly news" for this monday.r holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night.

honolulu 83. some wet weather in kona 79 degrees and 80s elsewhere for the hawaiian islands.orecast through tonight. this is a level three storm. flooding, rain, gusty winds. we bumped that two to a three downed trees and outages. certainly going to be a possibility as the ground is saturated and there is a chance of thunder. so we go to 6:00 this evening. still seeing the heavy rain in the east bay, the south bay, the santa cruz mountains. this continues at 9 p.m. across many parts of the south bay. you will notice, but in the north, where you have dealt with so much rain. i mean, i was just looking at some of the totals. venado over 22in of rain in the last couple of days. now at 1030 tonight, you get that breather. but just as you're thinking this system is done, not quite. we will see some pockets of downpours. 5:00 tomorrow morning in the north bay, some scattered showers elsewhere. 7 a.m. some heavier rain around the santa cruz mountains and in the south bay at 8 a.m. so we will continue to see a few more showers going into tomorrow morning. and here's a look at additio

in honolulu, the faa says an air traffic controller ordered a departing american airlines flight to climbt to avoid a mountain after the crew failed to make a right turn fast enough. american says the crew requested and received right-turn clearance and complied with instructions. >> the crew was late making the turn, but they did not receive a ground proximity warning alert, so it says they were well above the terrain at all times. >> reporter: meanwhile, children brace for an emergency landing before a rough but safe landing on an alaska airlines flight at lax after blowing a tire during takeoff from washington dulles. the scares come a week before the thanksgiving rush kicks off with airlines expected to carry record numbers of flyers, paying higher prices and leaving few open seats. >>> let's turn to those dangerous wildfires here in the drought-stricken northeast with tens of millions under ahead heading into the weekend as others are already conserving water. emily akita has that story. >> reporter: smoke hovering over new york and new jersey as firefighters make headway on the jenn

courtney kube, nbc news, honolulu, hawaii. >> and that is "nightly news" for this monday.ter holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. bay area news tonight. a rainy start to what could be a wet week. we are tracking a series of storms, rain here and snow up in

why is it that honolulu is is flooded with with ice? chicago had almost no crack. miami has almost no heroin. very local problems that need solutions. does legalization mean that you made crack or cocaine legally available in a place where there is no market for it to begin with? not necessarily. but does it mean that in a neighborhood where the police year after year failed to eradicate or even significantly reduce the presence of illicit drugs, does it mean that there maybe the government step in and provide those drugs together with treatment programs and positive resources instead? well, let's. yes, let me be. that is what. let's take that case. suppose we have a neighborhood that has been for a long period of time besieged with cocaine use. and i suppose this neighborhood is one where the police have made little impact on drug use. if the government were to supply or remove the sanctions from cocaine use in that neighborhood, would that that in that neighborhood to a dramatic increase in the level of addiction? no, i don't think so, because i think in precise

you can draw a line all the way out to honolulu. and you can all that moisture just kind of streaming in along that area. and that is your atmospheric river. that subtropical moisture getting in train and mixing with the jet stream and that really just pounding the north bay. and that's been the track so far. heavy rainfall north of the golden gate bridge rest the bay area, not as much, but that will change tomorrow. we've got another bomb cyclone possibly forming. you see that little swirl. the north. that was the original one and down to the south. you see that little swirl. that's just now beginning to develop. that is the warmer watching now that we're expecting that to possibly become a bomb cyclone, that means it's going to rapidly develop overnight tonight you see the white clouds below it as well. that's your atmospheric river that will combinewand all that moisture going to start a race on shore. but this time it's not going to get hung up in the north bay. this time it's going to spread across the entire bay area. so tonig

the goat is now happy and healthy, staying at an animal sanctuary near honolulu. so cute little. you know, scattering of the hillside there. come on down. yeah, exactly. escaping from the goat farm, i guess. yeah. all right, let's check the forecast. we're talking about this rain in the bay. yes. it's been nice to see the rain pouring down, giving us a nice little soaking. yeah. you know, all the people sitting out there at the veterans day parade is like. i wish this would let up a little bit, but take a look at our view of san jose with the rain coming down and it's going to hit us the hardest within the next hour and then gradually start to taper off as we head toward 2:00. the rest of the day it's sunny, but it's going to be a cool one, and we're only going to make it into the low 60s here with this cold front sweeping on through. we can see the rain is starting to taper off in the north bay, and then it's still in some heavy pockets. and parts of the east bay moving over towards 680 just south of danville, as well as approaching fremont. the rain is going to pick up in inten

still far from miami, the crew turned back, landing in copenhagen in honolulu. faa says an air traffic controller ordered a departing american airlines flight to climb fast to avoid a mountain. after the crew failed to make a right turn fast enough. duration and expedite your climb through terrain and then turn right. american says the crew requested and received right turn clearance and complied with controller instructions. the crew was late making the turn, but they did not receive a ground proximity warning alert, so it says that they were well above the terrain at all times. now, meanwhile, children braced for an emergency landing before a rough but safe landing on an alaska airlines flight at lax after blowing a tire during takeoff from washington dulles. okay. and the scares come a week before the thanksgiving rush kicks off with airlines expecting to kari record numbers of fliers paying high prices and leaving few open seats. okay, maybe you're not hopping on a plane, but you're hopping in a car heading for tahoe for thanksgiving. we've got some good new

the goat is now happy and healthy in an animal sanctuary near honolulu. no more climbing for you. okay, maybe you missed this one from over the weekend. a look alike contest for an actor in the city. that actor dev patel from slumdog millionaire. we're talking about almost two dozen devs showed up in san francisco yesterday for a lookalike contest in dolores park. three women, obviously all big fans, organized the event. they say they were inspired by a similar event recently held in new york city for actor timothee chalamet. in this case, 22 potential devs represented different phases of the actor's career. people seem to think i have a. people seem to think i have a decent, decent shot. no, more like younger dev patel. i think not, not so much modern, modern dev patel. oh, i want to say i'm the 2016 patel, especially with the facial hair and stuff. okay, they're all really good look alikes. jaspreet hundal from san jose won the contest. he took home the 50 bucks presented on a large check along with a monkey man statue honoring his. patel's recent film. of course, he also wins d

miércoles cuando un avión de la aerolínea american acababa de despegar del aeropuerto internacional de honoluluroblemas de distancia entre el avión y el terreno. la administración federal de aviación se encuentra investigando ambos incidentes. erica flores noticias telemundo. increíble todos los casos aquí estarán con un adelanto de lo que veremos hoy por la noche. aranza julio, qué tal? cómo estás? muy buenas tardes, autoridades. identificaron a quien le pertenece a la cabeza que fue hallada en una playa de miami este miércoles. se trata de un joven hispano de 19 años que había sido reportado como un nadador desaparecido. el caso está bajo investigación y estamos buscando a su familia en california, un inmigrante colombiano de 40 años falleció tras caer del muro fronterizo de 30 metros de altura, tratando de evadir su arresto y una madre mexicana buscó a su hijo desaparecido durante 3 años y finalmente lo pudo localizar. pero en la morgue de la escuela de medicina de una universidad. con esto y más, nos vemos. ya sabe, a las 11 35 pm 10 35 del centro. ahí nos vemos aranza muchas gracias. un tr

courtney kube, nbc news, honolulu, hawaii. >> and that is "nightly news" for this monday.ter holt. please take care of yourself and each other. >> kelly: hi, everybody, welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"! today we are honoring the millions of americans who served in uniform, thank you so much for your service to all of our veterans in honor of this day. we're pulling out a special song to celebrate compassion and connection, here is my band with "the promise" by when in rome. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ if you need a friend ♪ ♪ don't look to a stranger ♪ ♪ you know in the end ♪ ♪ i'll always be there ♪ ♪ but when you're in doubt ♪ ♪ and when you're in danger ♪ ♪ take a look all around ♪ ♪ and i'll be there ♪ ♪ i'm sorry but i'm just thinking of the right words to say ♪ ♪ i know they don't sound the way i planned them to be ♪ ♪ but if you'll wait around awhile ♪ ♪ i'll make you fall for me ♪ ♪ i promise i promise you i will ♪ ♪ when your day is through ♪ ♪ and so is your temper ♪ ♪ you know what to do ♪ ♪ i'm gonna always be there ♪ ♪ sometimes if i shout ♪ ♪ it's not what's intended ♪ ♪ thes

well, now the honolulu city council is looking to do the same reporter nikki schenfeld has that storymber matt wire and chair tommy waters introduced a bill to stop the sale and purchase a single use plastics at city facilities and events including water bottles. i think the goal right is put on a more sustainable path knowing that. >>cans, aluminum cans, materials as well are, you know, recovered easily, recycled more easily and cheaper and of course, are wanting to get plastics out of our environment out of our bodies. >>the measure says the recycle rate for plastic bottles in hawaii is 37% first. 55% for aluminum. in terms of examples of impact on our coastlines. we definitely see micro-plastics turning up in our food. >>research showing a turning up in our bodies. you know, it's something to sections at all levels of debt. the bill says plastic containers, one leader or less are major contributors to litter ocean pollution. >>and harm wildlife. last week, students from holding entry school spoke to city council about ocean acidification and spoke out against single-use plastic bot

you can see honolulu, hawaii islands and that stream of moisture originating in that area. so it's carrying with a tremendous amount of moisture making its way across the pacific now well, here comes latest forecast model showing that being a dive in the bay area as we head in toward wednesday morning. you see the bulk of the heaviest rain north of the golden gate bridge. that continues to be the case there. but again, to get a little soaking. but the heaviest rain staying to our north, there's plenty more to come. talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. happening right now. a freeze warning in effect for communities in the north bay cold temperatures set to last until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. >> fierce waves near bodega bay as crews rescued passengers from another boat that capsized today. one person was killed. 4 others sent to the hospital this afternoon. this is the 3rd deadly capsized near bodega bay in 2 weeks. time kron four's sara stinson reports from the sonoma coast with a warning from officials tonight. >> the boat capsized off the coast near north s

. >>> a visually impaired runner is preparing to tackle her first honolulu marathon turning personal challenges into an inspiring mission. mary murdoch lost partial vision due to a silent stroke in 2017, she used running to reclaim her strength and positivity. she does get help from a guide who insures her safety and provides visual cues but now she is running for not only personal achievements but also spread hope and empower others. >> i had to take time off to allow my arteries to heal, and when i was cleared to start physical activity again, i went straight back into running. i took what i thought was the worst thing in my entire life and changed it into the best thing in my entire life. so, you really just need to find your strength . >> mary has found a nonprofit supporting visually impaired individuals with activities through running clubs. >>> coming up, the prime minister of canada meets with donald trump in florida, after expressing concern about the president-elect's threats to impose new tariffs. >> it is a gorgeous sunrise to kick off the morning, open up your windows bu

. >>> a visually impaired runner is preparing to tackle her first honolulu marathon turning her personalllenges into an inspiring mission, mary murdoch lost partial vision due to a silent stroke in 2017, then she used running to reclaim her strength and positivity. she does get help from a guide who insures her safety and helps provide visual cues but now she's running not only for personal achievements but also to spread hope and to empower others. >> i had to take time off to allow for my artery to heal and then when i was cleared from the neurologist to start physical activity again, i went straight back into running. i took what i thought was the worst thing in my entire life and changed it into the best thing in my entire life. so, you really just need to find your strength . >> mary has founded travel visions aloha for the blind, a nonprofit supporting visually impaired individuals through activities like running clubs. >>> coming up, the prime minister of canada meets with donald trump in florida after expressing concern about the president-elect threats to impose new tariffs . we

they came in and pick winners and losers and then they go back to honolulu.y accountability for any of these king makers nancy, chuck, all these people that orchestrate all this stuff so that the people can't decide, is there any accountability there? >> well, unfortunately i agree with what you just said about barack obama. the democratic elite needs to face the facts. they have two choices here. they can either take the lid off the voices of the traditional base of the democratic party, remember, we have a populous revolution going on in this country. it is popular him versus the establishment. the republican party has made room for right wing popularrist but the democratic party hasn't wanted to make room for left wing populous. you have a choice and either stay where you are and continue to lose and continue to decline in relevancy or political power or step aside. left the left wing populous who want to have a conversation let us in and stop suppressing the campaigns and knocking us off pal lots. ballots. if you don't, those people will go third people a

courtney kube, honolulu, hawaii. >> extraordinary persistence and perhaps now some peace, thank you veryn 1957, a self taught musician from the south side of chicago released the first of 39 albums whose sing alongs earned her the title the first lady of children's music. >> you sing a song and i'll sing a song. >> reporter: ella jenkins sang in the call and response style of or church and the local star cab callaway with favorites like you'll sing a song and i'll sing a song. she played the drums, ukulele and harmonica. she graduated in 1962 and worked in the wriggly gum factory. she spent time as a program director at a chicago ywca where she sang to children. a chicago program got such a response after her appearance in 1956, she was given her own regular segment called this is rhythm. jepgens went on to record her own unique versions of ms. merry mack, muffin man and i've been working on the railroad. over the course of her career, jenkins played shows on all seven continents. she performed at a 1964 civil rights rally led by martin luther king jr. she earned a lifetime achievement g

courtney kube, nbc news, honolulu. >> courtney has to cover some of the hardest stuff and tell some of the hardest stories, and i'm glad she got to bring that to us tonight on a night when we are thinking of all of our great veterans and showing our gratitude. thank you so much for your service. >> on that note, i wish you all a very good and very safe night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late. we will see you again tomorrow. >>> okay. it has been about one week since the election, and i know you are all digesting that and processing that, and that will take some time. you should take your time doing that. there's a lot happening in washington as trump's second term starts to take shape. we will talk about that tonight and what it means for all of us because it's important to know and what the most effective guardrails against it might be. those might be democratic governors. we will talk to one of them, massachusetts governor maura healey who has some experience governing during a trump term and we will talk to her. the guardrails

san francisco, l.a., honolulu, seattle, boston, not new york, miami, boulder, colorado, and denver asf those markets, you need a household income of at least $200,000 a year to afford to buy , led by san jose, where you need to make $460,000 . now, there are some housing markets where it is more affordable, including kansas city, tucson, houston, philadelphia, and columbus , and all of those markets household income is below $110,000 in order to afford to buy a home. i have talked to some people who want to buy and cannot at this price is not at these rates. some millennials who have kids they have just thrown in the towel. they have given up on the idea that they will ever be able to buy a home. >> it is a problem, getting in the game for young people is so hard me so much different than your parents and grandparents' generation that could afford homes in the young 20s, now it is much harder. how about the incoming trump administration, how do they plan to address this? >> resident electron has talked about a number of ideas, including using federal land for affordable housing, slash

san jose west coast airports including honolulu in portland fared better overall.ubs like new york's jfk chicago's o'hare ranked among the worst. they do have some tough weather conditions out there, too. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, it's beginning to look a lot like christmas in downtown san jose. >> why organizers say they need your help to keep the animal annual tradition going. plus the christmas shopping season is officially here and that means it is time to take out your perfect tree. our kaile was stopped by a local law. drop everything and get some magic of your own during the xfinity black friday sale. xfinity internet customers, our best deals of the year are back! switch to xfinity mobile and get your choice of a free 5g phone, plus your next unlimited line free for a year. get amazing savings and connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go with xfinity mobile. fly don't walk to get our best deals of the year. connect to the world of wicked this holiday, in theaters now. >> now on the kron 4 morning news, the alameda county sheriff's o

khon in honolulu as the defense department inspector general release as report about the pearl harbortion. findings indicate more than 90,000 people had water contaminated there. 6100 medical reactions encountered a cost to the navy and army of more than $220 million. fox 2 in destroy the as ford agrees to pay a $165 million penalty to the u.s. governments for moving too slowly on a recall and failing to give accurate information. the automaker did not move quickly enough on a recall of vehicles with faulty rear view cameras. and this a live look at new york. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 5, our affiliate. new york governor kathy hochul announce as new city congestion pricing plan. essentially a congestion tax. it would charge drivers a $9 fee for entering parts of manhattan at certain hours. she tabled the controversial plan in june. critics say now that the election is over, she is reviving it. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ you got a fast car ♪ i got a plan to get us out of here thanks to skyrizi i'm play

and you can look down to the south and there's honolulu there in the distance and all that moisture thateam of there is making its way right along this location and bringing it all the way up from the tropics are going to fall. that moisture right up in toward california. and there you go. you tap all that subtropical moisture, expecting some very heavy rainfall in the days to come. we're going to time out those storms coming up in a few minutes. >> lawrence, on sunday was world day of remembrance for road traffic victims in the last 10 years walk. san francisco reports 317 people have been hit and killed on city streets to extraordinary number. the lives were lost and they were honored at city hall yesterday. family members were there as was. >> kron four's lindsey ford. >> there's days that i still have to go pick up from school and overnight, the should know here. it is very painful, very painful. >> 317 shoes lined the dep's remembering those who died in traffic crashes in san francisco. it's the 10th annual world day of remembrance for road traffic victims. elizabeth chavez is 5 yea

this in contest of a hurricane, enough to do incredible damage, 10 feet of permanent water, miami, honolulutal cities you can think about would be under water. but it's melting, 5% of the global sea rise that we're experiencing today. >> some of those images are almost surreal, chase, some scientists are hoping to geo-engineered a solution. >> reporter: they're calling this an underwater current. this glacier is melting because there's warm water getting underneath it accelerating the melting of the glacier. it's trying to keep some of the warm water out from underneath to slow the melting a little bit. if you have a glass of ice water in a regular glass, ice cubes will probably melt pretty quickly. if you put it into an insulated can it will slow down. >> any alternative climate change solutions? >> we got to bring down the global warming, the emissions, burning fossil fuels heating up the atmosphere and the ocean, if they are able to slow the m melting of this one glacier, there are consequences far beyond this one glacier. >> chase, thanks so much. >>> in today's daily health, something

in honolulu, the faa says an air traffic controller ordered a departing american airlines flight to climbid a mountain. after a crew failed to make a right turn fast enough. >> the exit that you through, turn right. >> reporter: the crew received right turn clearance and complied with control instructions. >> the crew was late making the turn, but they did not receive a ground proximity warning alert, so it says that they were well above the terrain at all times. >> reporter: meanwhile, children brace for an emergency landing before a rough but stay planning on alaska airlines flight at l.a.x., after blowing a tire during takeoff from washington dollars. the scares, a week before the thanks giving rush kicks off, with airlines expected to carry record numbers of flyers, paying higher prices and leaving few open seats. >> tom costello, thanks for that. >>> next inside the massive effort aimed at stopping president-elect trump's second term agenda. the president and ceo of a legal group heading up the new initiative joins me after the break. break. an important message for americans ages 50

courtney kuby, nbc news, honolulu, hawaii. >> you know courtney kuby has to cover some of the hardest stuff and tell some of the toughest stories, and i am so glad that she got to bring that one to us tonight on a nights when we are thinking of all of our great veterans and showing our gratitude. thank you so much for your service. servic and on that note i wish you all a very good and a very safe night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news , thanks for staying up late with me. see you at the end of tomorrow. >>> thank you for joining us this hour and really happy to have you here. the last time donald trump was president of the united states, his secretary of the interior got embroiled in a corruption scandal and was referred to the west department of justice for potential criminal prosecution. the last time donald trump was president, his secretary of transportation also got embroiled in a corruption scandal and was referred to the department of justice for potential criminal prosecution. the last time donald trump was president, his secretary of labor got embr

or as much as you will find town is a neighborhood spot in honolulu's kaimuki district and is hawaii is the only state in the union that allows dayboat fishermen to sell directly to restaurants the pan roasted mahi mahi is pretty good. >> it's not a particularly welcoming or friendly part of the world. contrary to the sort of the aloha myth. >> no, that's right, that's right. but no island is. nantucket is in the isle of wight is in name an island. they want foreigners in corsica sicily. they want foreigners there. no way. no way. did anyone ever come to an island with a good intention? people people? >> no. never in the history of the world. best. best case scenario brings it was. yeah, pretty much. yeah, yeah. i mean, at the very least, captain cook put his sailors ashore in ni'ihau which is just a little bit northwest of here. >> he was the first holy and like magellan, hawaii killed its first tourist. and the philippines killed their first tourist. but people who live on islands who are born on islands view anyone who comes ashore with suspicion well, to go back to the what defin

analysts, the machine learning the defense department whether or not that missile heading toward honolulu or the east coast. and so then you begin to realize driving in intensity is only building as all of these different individuals eyes are getting ready to brief the president. yes, right. and they have minutes to do so. and the president has, depending on the scenario, somewhere between six and maybe 10 minutes to go through the whole thing from the time he's sipping his coffee at the white house dining room to the time that he's in the situation room and getting the briefing or in the secure bunker, as you point out, no doubt not about nuclear war and worrying about a bunch of others. so why what what? what why the rush to launch nuclear weapons? well, that gets into policy. and i do think that's where a lot of people get really lost in the weeds, because now you're talking about second strike. and first, you know, all different capabilities. but ultimately, it's that, well, the greatest saying is use them or lose them start. i mean i say great in jest but that a common phrase that th

in honolulu and it's opened more than 230 restaurants around the world. since then, lot of fan favorites, chicken local, local, local, pork with cabbage. well, that sounds good and it makes me think of hawaii. in addition to the weather being called makes me think of >> we want to go there. yeah, 9.56 right now. we do want to point out that we are celebrating remarkable women of the bay area and that if you know somebody you can tell us all about it by scanning this qr code will take you to our website where we can meet the woman that you think is so remarkable. 9.56. right now. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. high waves this weekend. bring with it. the possibility of flooding, especially in the coastal areas around the bay. we're going to take a look at how you might want to prepare. >> and the doj says that a san francisco based company tried to cover up the fact that one of their driverless cars dragged a woman will see the price they have to pay. and no bond for san jose thanks for wa with us. we're following several local stories this