if you want to kill somebody, come to kauai.an 80, 90% chance to get away with it. i firmly believe that. >> there was never any point during this process where the file was just sitting on the shelf getting dusty. there was always something being done. another piece of evidence being tested. another witness being looked for. >> but you must have been ready to let it go at one point. we can't do that. >> that conversation happened any number of times over the years. but each time we said no. there's got to be a way to move this forward. >> it was larry's constant input part of the thing that kept you going here? >> of course. none of us wanted to get that call saying, larry wants to see you right away and he's not happy. >> when we spoke to larry in 2015, darren's trial was on the calendar for march of the following year. the odds larry gave of that happening -- >> i would say better than 50/50. >> but even that was optimistic. the trial was delayed again until november 2016. but as that trial date approached, the defense reques

. >> that's why larry insisted she leave kauai to go to college. for a small island girl it felt as big and lonely as new york city. she missed krk auai, her family and would come often as often as she could. >> that's when she got involved with darren. >> darren was here. darren galas. made good money in her construction job. sandra was crazy about him. soon after she moved home, they got married. son austin came nine months later and braden two years after that. so by the age of 24, sandra was the matriarch of her own little clan. >> she loved the boys to death. he were the apple of her eye. >> life was good until april 2005, when sandra came to her parents very upset. >> as she told us she was cleaning out her husband's backpack and two papers fell out, two phone numbers. she called the phone numbers and its turned out to be two different married women. >> sandra confronted darren. >> he would never admit it. he just kept saying they were friends. she knew. that's when i questioned, are you going back? are you going to reconcile? she said, no, i

>>the island of kauai either the garden island in the wet asylum in the wind changed out lost a lot ofus have a soft spot why i think we all do and certainly don't want to see that make a direct and we're talking landfall, we'll talk about the eye of the hurricane actually passing over land. that's why it's so important is because right around that eye you have the stronger storms strongest thunderstorms you get that moving on shore you can get the highest storm surge. >>and the heavy rain of course to go along with it now they are seeing the heavy rain we're going to see maybe 5 maybe 10 inches there might be some isolated places i in kauai where you can see as much as 15 inches of rain maybe the holly bay certainly a dangerous hurricane out there even though a category one hurricane warnings have been extended across the entire hawaiian island chain really the focus though is going to continue to make its way han lei and also a kauai as we're seeing the storm system moving now north of a honolulu by about 60 miles or so from the center of that storm system sustained winds of 85 miles

it claims he is trying to, quote, colonize the island of kauai. this would be his second hole on the island. zuckerberg and his family, they already own a 700 acre, $100 million mansion on the north shore of kauai. this would be their second property. he recently contributed $1 million to the hawaii community organization to help deal with the coronavirus crisis. can i just say as a long time hawaii resident, the people of the state have had it with super rich folks going in, going back decades to david murdoch who ran dole foods, and basically, he owned the island of lanai and then sold to it larry he will son who is also in a beef the locals and a billionaire from japan who came in and bought up all the fancy expensive protss, raising properties so the cost was too high for locals to buy, which was why we call las vegas the ninth island. because so many locals have had to move away from the 50th state. so i'm surprised they're only at 150,000 and not a million. you vacation with your family in hawaii a lot. you understand what i'm talking about.

the very latest, even though it is to the northwest of kauai, still strong winds and heavy dangerous her. it will continue to weaken as it moves away from the hawaiian islands and that is very good news there as it moves to the west northwest. currently at 60 miles an hour, o again no direct hit to hawaii and it looks like it will move away from the hawaiian islands as it continues to get weaker. at home, here is our treasure island camera. a great start to the day, in the 50s and 60s with low clouds and areas of fog. they even have some it is 58 in concord and livermore without sunshine and clouds for clint at 58 and for san francisco, mid-50s with mostly cloudy skies. san jose is at 61 with that cloudy start and 52 right now for santa rosa. through our day we are cool, cloudy and breezy and catching clearing around the bay. mid to upper 60s to low 70s and breezy and warming up inland, mid to upper 80s to low 90s and even some of our hottest spots will top out in in the mid-90s. here is the satellite and radar. were settling into that weather pattern. low pressure systems or off our

we could see this storm get very close to if not make landfall along kauai. making it the third hurricane to do so. prompted across the region. storm surge threat very high. the threat for rip currents on the immediate coast very high and, of course, the torrents of rainfall also going to be extreme here when it comes to the flooding concern across the islands. watch the storm system quickly becomes weaker as it move over cooler waters within the next couple of days. really, if it does make landful, into the early morning hours as it pushes north into kauai and gets into cooler waters and weakens. it is not the rains that are often the most destructive, but it is the storm surge threat already impacting some coastal communities on the north side of the island. rem againsts of hanna and a high probability of another disturbance forming within the next five days. show you what's happening with tropical depression hanna. spawned a couple of tornadoes across texas. still could see some thunderstorms. again, when you're talking about 12 inches coming down in some

it will pass near oahu, kauai and maui. >> this is the closest approach that we have had for a hurricane, probably at least in the last decade, and i encourage everyone to hunker down, to be prepared for hurricane-force winds. >> now, a hurricane warnings in effect for kauai county and hurricane warning was canceled for oahu and maui county. the governor of hawaii says people should have the 14-day emergency supply kits ready to go. but because of covid-19, he is also telling everybody ad face masks, hand sanitizers and sanitizer wipes. >>> all right. 6:41. and as we kind of cruise into the last week of july, it looks like we are going to kind of have a little bit of consistency in dave. there could be a little cool down wednesday and a little waend of the week. it's a pretty big discrepancy on the forecast highs for wednesday. so i took the middle of the road and didn't change too much. today looks similar to what we had over the weekend. a lot of low clouds. coast and bay not changing much. thunderstorm activity has picked up in the mountains northeast california, susanville, northern

that hurricane warning is in effect in ohau and kauai. >> i anticipate significant rain, flooding impacts well as storm surge along the east-facing shores. whether it's a direct hit or not. i've had the opportunity to speak with the fema administrator. >> president trump issued an emergency declaration for the state sending federal help. douglas carries the threat of threatening surf, heavy rainfall and high winds. currently it is moving with wind speeds of up to 85 miles-per-hour, for it to become a tropical storm like hanna, douglas' winds would need to slow to at least 73 miles-per-hour and also as a line of defense, the state health department there also taking into consideration covid-19 concerns. there were 625 people in the state who were self-quarantining because of possible affiliation with someone who might have had the virus. well, this state did reach out to all of those people, making sure that none of them go to a hurricane center to prevent the spread even more. jon? jon: alex hogan in new york, alex, thanks. >>> now, here are some other stories from around the globe. in n

we may see hurricane watches around kauai also get upgraded. that is tomorrow night's story as hurricane douglas weakening on approach, still expected to have a pretty significant impact in towards hawaii. here, nothing tropical about that. that's the fog and the misty skies we're seeing around san francisco tonight. 58 degrees. that's going to ensure by the way another cool finish to the weekend. warmer temperatures reserved for the valleys. walnut creek, 92 earlier today. 65 degrees. patchy low clouds inland for the morning and into san jose, currently 63 degrees. winds are onshore, enough of a breeze tomorrow. air quality looks good but higher up in the atmosphere still a bit of smoke. not near ground level but higher up you might notice some of that haze. winds are still strongly onshore. again, that's the reason why we got the fog in san francisco. we'll see those low clouds pushed locally inland for the morning with 50s to start. as we move into the afternoon, a spread of temperatures from the mid-80s around san jose, actually closer to 9

tomorrow night we'll see winds of 75 miles per hour and perhaps a bigger impact on to the west near kauai. princeville, hanalei bay, and that island too will likely see its watch upgraded to a home, much more g tomorrow tranquil view of our 60s and 70s bayside and numbers overall even from the bay to coast are trending warmer as we see a little less of a sea breeze influence to wrap up the weekend. san francisco, you've got the chilly temperatures, the fog coming back in. some mist and drizzle likely later tonight into tomorrow morning. walnut creek after a high of 92, still 87 degrees. san jose, you see some high clouds out there, 76. good news with the sea breeze. that's enough of a breeze to keep our air quality in the good range. still a little bit of high altitude smoke but nothing near ground level that's causing any air pollution issues for tomorrow. notice the winds still onshore. that will bring in the low clouds into san francisco across the bay for the morning with 50s to start. and more or less like we saw today, we'll see the low clouds hanging out on the coast and sunshine i

we think the center passes just north of oahu and kauai. a slight shift to the south would bring a crushing, rare hit to hawaii and honolulu. a rough day and night ahead for our 50th state. >> rob, thank you. >>> tonight's other major headlines, the coronavirus hitting a new milestone. more than 16 million cases worldwide. 4.2 million in the u.s. alone. and fema is issuing a call for medical reinforcements in five key states. the grim number on the rise. more than 146,000 american lives lost. more than 1,000 deaths for each of the last five days. florida with the second highest number of covid cases in the country, behind california. weeks before the start of school, children testing positive in florida at an alarming rate. and more than a dozen states reporting major delays in testing. some people waiting nearly three weeks for results. america's testing czar insisting anyone who needs a test can get one. but many complaining it's waiting for the results that is becoming the real problem. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, the d

the immediate concern is the storm surgeon the coast of kauai. it's 100 miles northwest of honolulu. at this point it suggests it won't make landfall. the threat are the storm surges. hopefully it will skirt north of the islands. wind sheer, cooler waters and as much as two to feet. this will keep the bulk of the heaviest rainfall across the islands. shelters have been open and it looks like the last three days records have been set every single day as far as a virus there on the hawaiian islands. this is bad timing but it looks like the storm will be sparing us. >> good news. important to keep an eye on the storm surge. busy weekend. pedram javaheri, busy. >>> overnight the u.s. consulate in chengdu shut down. copacabana bea cnn is live there with the escalating diplomatic relations. ♪ but bristol myers squibb is working to change things. by researching new kinds of medicines that could help you live longer. including options that are chemo-free. because we're committed to bringing new hope into lung cancer care. and still going for my best. eve

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a good thing douglas didn't make a direct hit on the hawaiian islands passing to north of kauai but producingain bands, high winds and storm surge. we are still seeing some heavy rain there. that will continue in those areas today as hanna continues to weaken. as we come back home we're looking at a wide range in temperatures again today with a cool coast, some low 60s in half noon bay and for palo alto we're reaching into the low 80s. 83 for san jose. and farther to the north in clear lake today we're reaching 96 degrees. we'll talk about what's ahead for the rest of the week. mike, how is it looking now for the commute? >>> kari, the big view, the big picture of the bay shows a nice flow of traffic. speed sensors -- as i clear my throat, the roadways are moving clearly. take a look at the tri-valley. typical slowing out of the altamont and that's it. pretty mild. i do need to take you up to the north bay where we have a traffic alert for highway 12 out of american canyon heading to chardonnay golf course. a grass fire just to the north side so they have traffic control but lanes are still a

start with tracking hurricane douglas which thank goodness did not make a islands.oving just north on kauai island there's still some warnings in effect for kauai and nihau small island that's northwest. and that's -- the storm is going to track off to the west towards the smaller outer islands. the larger islands are on the southern end of the chain. it will continue to decrease in strength as it moves off to the west away from the main islands that are inhabited then we have this disturbance in the atlantic this came off the coast of africa a couple days ago there is an 80% to 90% chance this will be a name storm. tropical storm, possibly a hurricane, and affect the leeward islands. possibly skirt them and move into the caribbean we're watching that closely. it would be the i. named storm which is isaias. we'll see what happens there as we continue to track that storm moving to the west right now >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are seeing fog over san francisco right now. and it's going to be misting and drizzling for a little while longer as we look at our high temperat

yes, certainly very close said fortunately grant and katharine that flash flood watch for oahu and kauai was allowed to expire earlier this afternoon. >>the last of the watches and warnings after the first major hurricane in the eastern pacific impacted the northern and eastern shores of the hawaiian islands. so fortunately, tracking great weather out there, especially surfers. you know they're loving the high surf. no pun intended surface definitely up let's take a look at stormtracker 4 in the bay area we're noticing serve not going to be an issue here throughout the east bay shoreline and even along the bay, but today's daytime highs we were either at or slightly below normal, especially for those of you in downtown san francisco, 64 degrees. santa rosa 79 degrees. but a few degrees above average for those of you in livermore in concord in the low 90's and future cast for is going to show a thicker marine layer becoming more widespread already visibility at or near 0 along the bay area coastline could even see some traces amount of drizzle during the overnight hours through your tuesd

as we get fore look at that storm as it continues to move north of kauai it's producing heavy rain bands and high winds as well as that storm surge. and then as we head over to south texas and parts of northern mexico we are seeing very heavy rain moving through as hanna continues to weaken over the high terrain and the mountains they have there. as we look at our temperatures here in the bay area, some low 90s inland. 60s along the coast. we still have our microclimates in full effect. mike, what's the update on the morning commute? >>> it's starting to build and it's right on schedule. about 5:30 we see more activity. we didn't see a reason for this one, eastbound 24 slowing from highway 13 over toward the caldecott. no problem, the caldecott, no construction in the grid and no incidents in the area. we often see that blip show up and it's moving. we see this blip i've circled there, that one we know as we take a live look is the volume of traffic that builds about 5:35. a live look shows you the traffic building here right by our camera north of 680. lighting will improve and so will

of my life, the most fun i've ever had the most creative and i think i word the most working with kauaineighborhood and what time comedy about human behavior about about everything. karl it could have been a psychiatrist he's understand people so well the world is full of normal erotic so we like to see ourselves and think we saw ourselves and dick weil onset runner developed a passion for directing his movies. oh god with george burns and the jerk starring steve martin became instant comedy classics went off to grab came out, i thought it was the greatest thing ever and i bought a pair. >>is the result in his later years writer wrote several books but he never strayed far from his acting roots whether it was on tv sitcoms like mad about you we have about anywhere before noise should remember. oh yes, yes, you would. >>or on film in the ocean's 11 franchise there always is in my book. >>but i want the last check i right. to bats. >>and his personal life writer was married more than 60 years to jazz singer estelle reiner, who appeared in their son robs film when harry met sally i'll have

>>impacting the northern and eastern shores, but fortunately, the flash flood watch for kauai and oahu was allowed to expire earlier this afternoon. >>calmer and drier weather and of course surfers loving the big waves because of all of that moisture out there throughout in the eastern pacific first major hurricane of this year. and i'm expecting a won't be the last one in fact the hawaiian islands because this hurricane season really is active compared to last year and stormtracker 4 out there right now in the bay area. we're noticing the return of karl, the fog or no sky july as we like to call it this month and temperatures out there right now widespread 50's along the coast and most of the bay area's shoreline with 60's as you make your way inland. but antioch still warm in the mid 70's at 75 degrees nearly 20 degrees, warmer than nevado at 55 degrees and let's take a look at overnight lows tonight low to mid 50's along the coast, upper 50's as you make your way inland and you're micro climate outlook for your tuesday. tracking mid 60's for downtown san francisco. so near average h

. >> a hurricane warning is in eit can for kauai county and a in effect for hawaii. people should have their emergency kits in place but he encourages them to add mask, sanitizer and sanitizing wipes to the kits. >>> time is 5:17. here's steve with our forecast. pretty much what we have heard before. here's steve. >> it is a very quiet pattern. you know, personally, i don't mind i not going to complain. not far away, you can find 90s. that's for sure. we are stuck in a pattern that's not changing. subtle day to day changes. a lot of monsoon moisture getting wrapped up coming in along -- you can see in nevada and going into the sierra nevada and northeast california. up to shasta and pretty good boomers are erupting the last couple days. that will continue today. the parameters are pretty good. northern sacramento valley. another formation of thunderstorm activity. very close to us, but we don't expect anything like that. a few clouds drift into the north. fog and breezy and nice and mild to warm to hot. 60 degrees in san jose. mostly clear. i checked and we are close

the system has a potential to make landfall near kauai. if that is the case, again, third storm would come ashore as a low-end category 1, o about 70%-plus of damage and fatalities are related to the storm surge and that's going to be significant. we know, of course, an island with a lot of people that typically like to spend time on the beaches, hopefully that's not the case on this sunday night into monday morning as the storm system skirts the coast. again, the models want to keep the heaviest rain offshore. we know this is a very mountainous setup of islands. once you get moisture, it pushes up against the mountains here. the air is forced to rise. it cools and condenses and squeezes out on the rainfall. could still see about 5 to 8 inches of rainfall across the islands in the next few hours, kim. we'll watch this very careful. >> all right. thank you very much. we appreciate it. meteorologist pedram javaheri. appreciate it. >>> the american consulate general in western china has officially been shut down days after beijing ordered its

a hurricane watch posted for oahu because it wills closest path to oahu and kauai later on into mondayning, potentially as still a category 1 storm. so that is going to create some problems on the north shore but all the islands will see flooding because of the terrain obviously and all >>> good morning. waking up to some low clouds and fog from the north bay to the peninsula, but here this all clears and we'll have a comfortable day in the north bay. slightly warmer, elsewhere, though, climbing to the >> reporter: this weather report sponsored by chick-fil-a and it's saturday so it's open. sounds pretty good even at this early hour. guys, back over to you. >> those little chicken minis. >>> coming up on "good morning america" the economic struggles hitting home during the pandemic. families worried about losing the roof over their heads with the federal deadline that's coming up. >>> we all love this next story. how making good on a 30-year-old promise made a man a millionaire. still ahead. ever wonder where the capital "a" in chick-fil-a came from? it started with grade a, top qualit

it's moving really fast, potentially by this evening getting very close towards oahu and maybe kauaipefully we'll be spared here. want to show you across parts of the u.s. right now, pretty significant rain obviously still because of hannah, till some showers across parts of the central gulf. and then we've been watching a lot of monsoonal moisture across parts of colorado the next couple days and to the north side of that, some really heavy rain. i would like on sunday to show you the preis sippation we're folk fob -- precipitation we're watching this week. here you go, could cause some flooding and the other stories guys, is the heat returning across much of the mid-truck and towards the northeast, another heat wave in store, temps above 90 for the next three days. guys? pete: love it. jedediah: thanks, rick, we appreciate it. we're going to brung in texas congressman louie gohmert live with an update as major flooding is expected today in texas. welcome to the show, as always. can you give us the heatest on the clean-up effort -- latest on the clean-up effort with respect to hanna

. >> meanwhile hurricane douglas is passing just north of the hawaii island of kauai. made land fall, it would have been the third to do so in history in hawaii. >>> 36 states are now seeing an increase in daily coronavirus cases. over the weekend florida surpassed new york in total cases with more th420,000 cases. california still has the most in the country. five new federally funded drive through testing sites in southern florida are aimed at lowering wait times. over the weekend the trump administration's top official in charge of testing acknowledged the wait times are much too long nationwide. he also contradicted president trump's past claims that anyone who wants a test can get one. he says that's currently not true. >>> well, americans laid off due to the coronavirus are getting smaller. that's because congress has not renewed the enhanced benefits that expire this week. nancy cordes joins us from capitol hill. it doesn't seem like there was a lot of progress made over the weekend. >> nothing to assure laid off workers in the short-term. republicans are expect

tomorrow, but watches and warnings of various kinds are in effect for the big island, ohau, maui and kauaiit is forecasted to affect the islands significantly. stay away from the shores as we do expect storm surge as well as high surf. >> hawaii has recently experienced an up tick of covid-19 infections, so the governor there said that residents should shelter in place and quarantine together and only go to designated emergency shelters as a last resort. arthel? arthel: we wish them all the best. casey stegall, thank you, casey. eric? eric: arthel, those federal forces deployed in portland had to use tear gas to clear out protesters as the city marked its 58th straight night of demonstrations. thousands gathered outside the federal courthouse to shoot fireworks, throw glass bottles and shake the fence that surrounded the building and even at one point brought out a power saw to try to cut through that and attack the judicial system and the symbol of our federal government. while other protests there were quite peaceful. other protests are planned in major u.s. cities including those for po

>> well, you could make the argument that schools should start earlier in kauai yes, sir sent areas where's a background low level of environments in that community. why are they delaying schools? if anything, maybe they should start sooner. we could collide with the flu later this fall, and it could be bad. and we've got a plan to reopen schools, but when the virus is in the midst of a massive surge and an outbreak in a particular community, that's when schools are going to be hard pressed to be open because, remember, it's really not the kids that we're that concerned about. only 14 children, albeit tragic, have died from covid-19 between ages 5-4 to date. -- 5-14. that's far less than influenza or pneumonia or viral meningitis. but we've got to remember bus drivers, teachers are part of the vulnerable communities. alicia: right. and parents. every parent i talk to talks about this, trying to figure out what to do. doctor, thank you so much for your time and expertise. >> thank you. leland: president trump has ordered the flag over the white house be lowered to half staff to honor civil