it's these luaus. >> talk to me about kauai, where did you stay? two different resorts. the first one we stayed at was the marriott. again, they're so reliable, big, they look incredibly expensive, but it's affordable and great for families. >> and you stayed at the other marriott, you said? the marriott and the grand hyatt? >> the grand hyatt. this is my mom's favorite. i think it was the biggest and most elegant of any resort we have ever stayed in. >> plus you stayed in the upscale condominium? >> this one was actually an outrigger. this was built, you remember the guy in injury ras sick park? >> i think you had a great adventure in one of the canyons, which i had never heard about this place before. >> it's actually called the grand canyon of the pacific. it's just like it as you'll see in some of the video. >> you went on this really unique zip line safari? >> it's cool as it sounds. we started with a two-mile paddle actually kayaking up into the jungle. then we hiked through the rain forest, we swung on swings into the swimming hole and then

seven am in los kauai matras are giving you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news here on r t egypt's government agreed to make changes to the constitution after landmark talks with the country's main opposition groups the measures include greater media freedom and legal reforms in an attempt to end almost two weeks of protest against president mubarak's rule this as a gyptian secures western countries of hypocrisy for now criticizing a regime that they once propped up for three decades ortiz paulus leader has more from cairo well the latest is that a decision was reached to establish a committee to investigate constitutional reform and this is obviously to deal with the government's stance that president mubarak cannot step down despite the demand from protesters on the streets that he step down.