he was almost 30 years old when the first missionaries arrived on maui, the island where he lived at the time, and they taught him how to read and write. he was well schooled in the hawaiian oral tradition, but the missionaries from new england had to invent a written language for hawaii, and they taught him and some other people to read. in fact, pretty much the entirety of the hawaiian population within a generation, and within a few years, he was writing his book, hawaiian antiquities, a compendium of knowledge on the classical hawaiian culture that was dying away thanks to the coming of the westerners, and it's a very beautiful, very useful book, but -- and he came -- he was very under the influence of these new englanders, learned to read and write, became a teacher and a minister, and being a writer, which is to say grumpy and full of misgivings -- [laughter] as he saw the years wore on and saw more and more white people kind of drowning his homeland, and not just the missionaries and maui where he lived was a stopping point for whalers. there's hundreds of whaling ships stoppi

and in mow wa, station are -- in maui station are topping $6. the cheapest gas can be found in casper, wyoming. california's age is 4.26. >>> the united nations has been asked to help settle a conflict dan dan con -- a conflict. the issue is this section of glenco mark. activists have been camped out there for weeks. activists say this is an ancient burial ground. they say any construction would disturb the humane remains buried in the area. they -- human remains buried in area and are asking officials to come and bury the site. >>> temperatures are warming nicely across the entire bay area right now. here's our camera from san rafael looking out towards san francisco. a few neighborhoods could be flirting with record-breaking heat just across parts of the region later on today. as far as latest on the satellite, not allowed to show you -- cannot show you that now. here is a look at some of the current numbers, 77, like we showed you, ver 83 degrees -- 83 degrees. we will be approaching those areas at least getting close. livermore right now, 78

it is in a station on maui. it is 3.36 a gallon and didn't take long . hours after osama bin laden's killing entrepreneurs began to make money from the death. >> they are selling more and celebrating bin laden's killing. there are tote bags and baseball caps and doggie tshirts and end of osama bin laden . one website has sold hundreds of those showing stick figures of americans standing victorously over bin laden's body. linda ron stand was in town. it is a campaign that was launched, a mexican art center and features an interactive website that helps yuning people to have song. latinos are the fattest growing population in the united states. >> this really is, this is a way to teach the people in the community. it will improve the lote of migrants . it is a animated muc videos and it is a political soccer ball. >> i hope you spend time outside today and your allergies are not too nice. >> it got up in the low 90s inland today. >> it is really a warm day. >> and tomorrow, it is a warm day inland and you will notice big changes in the beaches. it is going

had a gas station in maui stopped $6 a gal -- a gas station in maui topped $6 a gallon. by the way thage here in california, $4.26 a gallon. >>> all right. getting more and more expensive to fill up. >>> let's see how people are using gas. >> you've heard me say it. if you are idling in traffic, that's wasting gas. we want to help you avoid that. the traffic on 280 not doing so well for your -- northbound traffic getting into the west valley. you will see traffic is slowing down. we've not seen a crash that's causing this backup. a lot of people going there at same type. now, i keep looking to see -- actually there is a minor accident. this could be northbound 280 the at bird avenue. this is a four-car noninjury accident. they are waiting around on the shoulder for the chp to take a report. it's slow up to 8 0. let's go to the bay bridge incline here. westbound traffic is busy. there is a big backup at the toll plaza but there have not been any major problem. i think we're looking for perhaps, a stalled vehicle on the incline. i'm looking around to see if something is go

. >>> of course, all of that is little relief to drivers on the hawaii island of maui. take a look at this. in one remote town they are paying $6.03 for regular. $6.25 for premium. the price for paradise. right? >> makes $4 seem like a bargain. >>> overseas investors are showing signs of concern this morning. tokyo's nikkei is closed today. hong kong's hang seng was down slightly. and in london, the ftse opened a little lower, as well. on wall street, the dow lost ground on disappointing jobs news. the nasdaq index also went down. >>> the trustee recovering money for bernard madoff's victims is ready to begin distributing some of that cash. he says he has recovered about 44% of the $17 billion lost in that massive ponzi scheme. the rest of the money is not available just yet. that's because of court challenges. >>> your iphone or your ipad are not as much of an ispy. the devices have been storing data for a year. about where you've been, what you've been doing. well, apple is now updating its software so it only keeps a week's worth of location. it allows users to shut

tony grew up in maui.ned early that we have a duty to others, from his father, a dedicated police officer and his mother, who devoted herself to their nine children. tony was tall. he loved hawaii. swimming in the ocean, playing basketball, sounds like my kind of gun. y. [laughter] his siblings remember him as the big brother, quiet but strong, who took care of them, stood up for them in the neighborhood and would treat them to ice-cream. tony's loyalty to family was matched by his love of country. even though hawaii was not even a state yet, by september, 1951, the korean war had been raging for more than a year. and tony was part of the seventh infantry division which had been fighting for strategic hills that could shape the course of the war. his squad was near a village when they came under ferocious attack. with the enemy advancing come up with his men outnumbered, tony made a decision. he ordered his squad to fall back and seek cover. and then tony did something else. he stayed behind. machine gun i

. >>> and if you think gas is expensive here, boy, check out the price on maui, in hawaii, gas there costs more than six a gallon. and in california's death valley, you can pay as much as 5.75. the cheapest is in the united states, found in casper wyoming, for 3.36, and the national average is just below four at 3.96. california's average is 4.96. >>> and a train derailment led to a fire up near portland, oregon, near highway 30 northwest of portland. a train car loaded with lumber fell off, crashed into a tanker car filled with ethanol. that turned into a fire ball visible for miles. at one point, firefighters pulled back and evacuated people for a mile around the accident. nobody was hurt. >>> and just like our chief meteorologist said, the temperatures really went up today throughout the bay area. we have team coverage tonight. bill will tell us where we set at least one record. but first, we talk to john fowler, who is at ocean beach. and john, some people should have been at work? >> reporter: yes, can you blame them. this is ocean beach right now, barely a breath of wind. tempe

tony grew up in hawaii, in maui. he learned early we have a duty to others from his father, a dedicated police officer, and his mother, who devoted herself to their nine children. tony was a tall guy, he loved hawaii, swimming in the ocean, playing basketball, sounds like my kind of guy. his siblings remember him as the big brother, quiet but strong, who took care of them, stood up for them in the neighborhood, and would treat them to ice cream. tony's loyalty to family was matched by his love of country. even though hawaii wasn't even a state yet, by september 1951, the korean war had been waging for more than a year and tony was part of the 17th infantry regiment, 7th infantry division which was fighting for strategic hills that could shape the course of the war. his squad was near a village called chupry when they came under ferocious attack. with the enemy advancing, with his men outnumbered, tony made a decision, he ordered his squad to fall back and seek cover. and then tony did something else. he stayed behind

there is the maui sunset sent in by gail. send those to mypix@cbs5.com. >>> elizabeth?could so use a hawaiian vacation. love it. all right. >>> let's go towards the bay bridge toll plaza. everything looks great this morning. no issues there. if you do have to go to work this morning, at least you should have no troubles getting there on the bay bridge. there was a stall record on the upper deck but it's not causing big delays because it's still early and hey, this is something fun to talk about later on tonight. we are very slowly going to zoom into at&t park. giants take on florida at 7:15. expect delays this evening. back to you. >> thank you. >>> it is 5:57. in the next half hour it may be the only way to save granny the costly plan to rescue a 300- year-old tree near redwood city. >> plus, maria shriver wants answers. how she is digging into her husband's past. >>> and police down in los angeles are continuing to build their case against the man they arrested on sunday for the beating of bryan stow. he actually has not yet been criminally charged. we'll have an upda

tony grew up in hawaii, in maui.arned early that we have a duty to others from his father a dedicated police officer and his mother who devoted herself to their nine children. tony was a tall guy. he loved hawaii, swimming in the ocean, playing basketball. he sounds like my kind of guy. [laughter] his siblings remember him as the big brother, quiet but strong. who took care of them, stood up for them in the neighborhood and would treat them to ice cream. tony's loyalty to family was matched by his love of country. even though hawaii wasn't even a state yet. by september of 1951 the korean war had been raging for more than a year and tony was part of the 17th infantry regiment. seventh infantry division which had been fighting for you teach it hills that could shape the course of the war. his squad was near a village called chu breed when they came under ferocious attack. the enemy advancing with its men outnumbered, tony made a decision. he ordered his squad to fall back and seek cover and then tony did something els

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meanwhile, my taxpayers in maui has to pay over $6 per gallon to fill up their cars to go to work. do these taxpayers get a subsidy? no. people in hawaii pay the highest gas prices in the country. when i was in hawaii recently, my constituents were astonished to hear about the record profits and continuing subsidies that are provided to big oil. . at the same time the majority is depending subsidies for oil companies which don't lower price at the pump, they also work for funding for clean energy, energy efficient programs, they also, adding insult to injury, want to disarm the futures trading commission, which is the main cop on the beat when it comes to oil speculation. republicans also want to pretend that there are no consequences to the near indiscriminate drilling authorized by these bills. less than a year after the catastrophic b.p. oil spill which was caused by lax regulation of a dangerous industry, they want us to undo the reforms that have been made. for what? the energy department's energy information administration estimates that drilling authorized by these bills may

. >> kate from washington state says her golden doodle maui has eaten the siding off her house. >> thatbeagle mix, a nice quiet dog until he destroys all the blankets, the carpet, the trash. >> it's not as if you left a lot of things for him to toy with and chew on. >> this golden retriever enjoys eating through walls. >> oh, my gosh! >> there is something else happening there. that dog has issues we don't want to get into. >> hopefully we'll get good training tips. >> we'll get a segment because of what happened to you. >> what we are going through right now, he had been freshly groomed until yesterday. it's such a glorious time of year back here in the spring. unfortunately we have rabbit nests all over our property. they can't help it. they are animals. it's instinctive to them. they like to bring home presents to mommy. it breaks your heart. it's bad to be on the end of the food chain in nature. really bad. all righty. it's bad to be on the other end of a bad tip. quite the segue. >> there is. there is a brooklyn food delivery guy. if you live in new york you know when you order foo