things such as mac and emea nuts -- macadamia nuts. host: because of where hawaii is positioned, is it unique in terms of what you can do with wind energy or can other states learn from the island state? caller: we think we are the perfect testbed. we have this abundance of every renewable energy source. the challenge here is more difficult. states have what you might call a buffering capacity where they can share electricity with neighboring states. hawaii does not have that luxury. we have independent grids. each have to supply -- balance the supply independently. make sure we can keep the lights on by using renewable energy. that is where the lessons can be learned on how to do that instantaneously. across the country, there is different sources. you have hydroelectric and some places. a lot of wind across the midwest. solar across the southwest. it is those states tapping into the best resources. host: jeff m is joining us fromikulin honolulua -- jeff mik ulina is joining us from honolulu. what are they doing right? caller: some of

two-thirds of those damages was to macadamia nuts and papayas. hurricane willa is also expected to make landfall along the pacific coast. last month preparations were underway in puerta vallarta. it's expected to make torrential landslides and storm surges, also flash flooding. >> let's check in with our meteorologist rosemary. it's expected to make landfall this afternoon? >> perhaps a category 2, maybe cat 3 at the moment. winds 120-miles-an-hour moving northeast at about 6-miles-an-hour between massachusetts et massachusetts mazetlan. it's perhaps moving ashore as a category 2. still heavy rain, dangerous surf, as well as those damaging winds definitely going to impact the area of the coastline. here's a look at what's going on here at home. we do have a system that is moving through the pacific northwest and that is bringing cloudy conditions to our area. it's expected to remain to the north and for us it's just cloudier, cooler, and little bit of a breeze out there, as well. here's a look at the temperatures right now. 63 degrees in walnut c

they include papayas, macadamia nuts and flowers. the rest of the damage was to land, buildings and other inventory. researchers felt that it would generate money. stomach and other development, disappearance and death of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. reporting from london, now reports that the writers remains have been found. >> reporter: new development in the case of jamal khashoggi. sky news is reporting that the writers remains have been discovered and his face is being disfigured. the report follows a speech by the turkish predators and -- president. >> as turkey we will follow the incident. whatever is required by international laws, we will carry it out. when the journalist was last seen entering the consulate on october 2. saudi arabia claims he died in a fist fight there. it is an explanation that has been questioned. surveillance footage shows the so-called body double walking out of the consulate wearing his clothing after his death. >> i am not satisfied with what i've heard? make a claim that jamal khashoggi die

the crops include papaya, macadamia nuts and flowers and the rest of the damage went to land, buildings other inventory. they hope the study will generate money for the farmers to rebuild. wear caravan going to the united states border with mexico continues to grow. there are estimates that more than 7000 people from honduras, guatemala, and el salvador are marching north. they will send as many troops as necessary to the border to prevent them from entering the united states. he calls the caravan a assault on the country. >> we do not have borders, we do not have a country. >> it is very worrying because he does not know how we suffered. he was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. >> the caravan is more than 1000 miles from the u.s. border and it is estimated it will take more than a month to reach the border on foot. >>> saudi officials murdered jamal khashoggi in the consulate after plotting his death four days. that contradicts the saudi government explanation of that jamal khashoggi was accidentally killed. the speech to the parliament this morning, the president said that a saud

things such as mac and emea nuts -- macadamia nuts. host: because of where hawaii is positioned, is it unique in terms of what you can do with wind energy or can other states learn from the island state? caller: we think we are the perfect testbed. we have this abundance of every renewable energy source. the challenge here is more difficult. states have what you might call a buffering capacity where they can share electricity with neighboring states. hawaii does not have that luxury. we have independent grids. each have to supply -- balance the supply independently. make sure we can keep the lights on by using renewable energy. that is where the lessons can be learned on how to do that instantaneously. across the country, there is different sources. you have hydroelectric and some places. a lot of wind across the midwest. solar across the southwest. it is those states tapping into the best resources. host: jeff m is joining us fromikulin honolulua -- jeff mik ulina is joining us from honolulu. what are they doing right? caller: some of

they can grow brazil nuts, macadamia nuts, and pistachio nuts right there in their own countries.y don't need to come to the united states. they can make a comfortable living right in their own country rowing these brazil nuts . they are much more expensive than steak. host: that is edith in south carolina. the associate press just sending out a tweet with news just coming on their wires that according to the secret service, the package identified as a potential explosive device sent to former president barack obama in washington. north carolina, this is teresa. independent line. caller: i just want to comment on the caravan. everybody is talking about how they feel bad for them walking up through here and coming to the united states. but when they get here, they are going to put them on welfare. they got to give them housing. they got to give the medicare. they got to give them all kinds of help. we as american people have just now started coming up and being able to buy stuff. i personally don't want to support them because i'm having a hard enough time supporting my own family.