the shoes are returned and we will put up 278 much needed apartments in honolulu's urban core with rent as low as $657 per month. [applause] innovative projects like these will help provide new affordable housing for native hawaiians who have long been on the wait list and have died on that waitlist. thank you for everyone on this work. building alone will not solve the housing crisis. in hawaii we have far too many short-term rentals owned by individuals who live on the mainland. tens of thousands of housing units across our state that should not be short-term rentals any longer. they should be homes for our people. [applause] why does this happen? short-term rentals make on average four times what they would make if the property were rented long-term to a local family. here is the additional challenge. 52% of short-term rentals are owned by nonstate residents. 27% owned more than 20 units. so you can see so much housing been taken out of our market and we saw that after the wildfire. an estimated 75,000 of 89,000 units in the short term rental market are not legal based on the definit

"the honolulu star" says the hawaii supreme court cleared the way for a $4 billion settlement to proceedte's highest court ruled insurance companies can't bring their own legal action against those blamed for the fire. seven defendants accused of causing the fire including hawaiian electric agreed to pay the money to settle the claims filed by seven people. "the guardian" reports prosecutors began their case against the man accused of attacking salman rushdie by saying he came close to killing the acclaimed author. hadi matar faces attempted murder and assault charges in new york state. it happened while rushdie was about to give a lecture. he was seriously wounded and blinded in one eye. he said the words, free palestine when led into court yesterday. he faces up to 25 years if convicted. >>> description news reported kristi noem touted fema's recovery efforts in north carolina at the same time president trump suggested he would eliminate the agency. speaking in asheville saturday, noem said fema has resolved many of the cases. she says an additional 2,600 people have registered for ass

you see the line islands in honolulu down here. just latching. all that moisture.ust kind of wrapping it up and pushing it toward the bay area. and that means, well, it's going to be rain a lot for a long period of time. so you kind of get the idea you see that stream of moisture. this is where you start to see a lot of rain. it's not that it's rain really heavy where it's at and you'll see periods of moderate to heavy amounts of rain. but it just does not want to stop once it gets going. you've got to get all the way back to the train of moisture before things become become to an end. so even as we get into sunday, even things will taper off a little bit, the south bay, the north bay becomes a focus and that heavier rainfall continues. then everybody gets back into that. rain is a mix of sweeping turn and makes way across the rest of the area late monday into tuesday. and behind that cold system kind of rolls on bring more showers continuing on and off more snow. flood watches posted across the entire bay area. not expecting the major creeks ohe ivers around bay a

about the good old pineapple express kick into gear here majors, latching on some tropical moisture honolulu right out here, the hawaiian islands. and there you go. that aloha are low, bringing up all that moisture and all the way in the california that stream of moisture. and we got a good thing. some ice cold air on the backside to ring out that moisture and instability. so that's what we're expecting to see overnight tonight that rain continuing on and off throughout the night tonight. then as we get toward tomorrow morning, really kind of ramps up as you wake up tomorrow morning. 09:00am you can see that rain really coming through right through the middle of the day. you got pockets of moderate, some heavier amounts of rainfall as we head toward the afternoon. i think it'll break up just a little bit. neighbor tapered off. the more scattered showers were not not done yet. we've got a lot of rain to come. the focus just going to shift a little further to the north, but we're going to be adding up some impressive totals. 3, 5, inches of rain. more than that over some of the coastal mountai

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. >> to my friends at home, we're headed to honolulu, hawaii. take a look at this video.ng. winds and heavy rain led to these trees down. they got hit by a storm this week with the heaviest rain falling on thursday. cars completely obliterated by this tree here. here you can see the roof being peeled off. all of this due to this system riding this atmospheric river headed for northern california. we could see 5 to 10 inches f rain this weekend alone. like tahoe, very warm-based system here so we could see rain in lake tahoe as well. and ultimately, over the next six days, we could see up to four feet of snow in the higher elevations. they need it, but it's coming down all at once. not the greates >>> >> whit: it is time for deals and steals. this morning products to treat yourself from small businesses. torry johnson is here. oh, there is so much candy and treats. let's do it. >> savannah candy kitchen. we have all of these. these are truly handcrafted in small batches. that's their coconut cake, one of the things they're most famous for. we have buttery this amazing set

khon in honolulu as multiple first responder agencies work at the site of an explosion in can nepally the pool area of a condominium. seven people were injured. three critically preliminary investigation suggest as malfunction with a grill there. this is a live look at new york. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 5. the yankees drop their ban on beards. the rule was imposed by then owner george steinbrenner 49 years ago. his son who runs the club now says players will be allowed to have well-groomed beards moving forward. there you go. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ let's clear out the dugout ♪ we're going to get real loudva ♪ jusget throw me a fast ball ♪ i know sometimes we get into it and it's just hard on both of us. but, you know, try to understand me more and i'll try to do the same. but you have excuses cause you're old. it's okay. ♪ >> the ncaa has complied immediately by the way. that's good. but i understand maine -- is maine here, the governor of maine? >> here. >> are you not going to comply with that

hawaii governor josh green delivers his 2025 state of the state address before a joint legislature in honolulu. he comments on ongoing recovery efforts after the 2023

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and a journalist from honolulu, hawaii... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"elcome back to "jeopardy!" we have reached the last of our quarter-final games in this tournament of champions. and today, drew, amar and lucas are back here on the alex trebek stage trying to claim that last remaining spot in the semifinals. good luck, champs. let's get down to business in the jeopardy! round. i'll introduce you to your categories. we begin with... then we have some... we will be... ...after that. then... and... drew, the first selection is yours.

a journalist from honolulu, hawaii... and a graduate student from birmingham, michigan... is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to the last of our three semifinal games in this "jeopardy!" tournament of champions. so far, adriana harmeyer and isaac hirsch, our two players with the longest winning streaks in the regular season, have advanced to the toc finals. today, it will be the battle of the drews and neilesh, all hoping to claim that one remaining finals spot. obviously, having two different players named drew today poses a bit of a challenge for a "jeopardy!" host. so, to smoothe things out, the drews will be going by their last names, basile and goins, although drew goins did ask if he could play as lisa ann-- [laughter] in honor of our "celebrity jeopardy!" champion lisa ann walter, whose spot he took in the toc. instead, it will be basile and goins, and neilesh. good luck to our drews and our honorary third drew. here we go into the jeopardy! round. your categories will be...

i'm an eighth grade student in honolulu, hawaii. i am writing to ask for your support in protecting federal funding for native hawaiian education. the proposed freeze on federal financial assistance under executive memo m-2513 puts programs like ours at risk. without them, students like me will lose access to the cultural education that connects us to our identity. our learning is different from other schools. we don't just sit in a classroom every day. many care for the land. we learn from cultural experts and study through real experiences. programs funded by federal grants allow us to go on educational journeys, restore fish ponds, grow food and learn traditional skills. these experiences teach us about our past and prepare us for the future. i guess it was too woke. as your constituent, i am wright to express strong opposition to the white house order to freeze federal funding across all federal agencies. millions of families will lose access to services provided by snap, tanf and hud housing assistance. millions of students in

shipyard, at the air force base in japan, in manila at the embassy, in jordan at a refugee camp, in honolulut the harbor, these are some of the best people i've ever met. i'm not kidding like that is not like some political statement. they're just awesome. they care. most of them could go make money someplace else. most of them don't need this crap. most of them have dedicated their lives to their country, and they just got an e-mail saying, fork in the road. and so i have one simple message to federal workers, don't give up. the law is on your side. they are trying to harass you into leaving your position. this is it a hostile takeover of the federal government. and i say those words advicely. i promise you i didn't want to land here in the second week of the trump administration, i talked to my staff about this, i said, this guy's a lame duck, he survived a shooting, he won the popular vote in the electoral college. sometimes people age out of their worst behavior. i'm not being sarcastic here. i had a little sliver in my head that i want to at least see that every hash tag resistance thin