there never was quick your mama and there were 4000 years and all over it here on the square kilometer maui around 600 kids going to things so every once in a while there. all along the soil is a road sliding into the river as a consequence of the melting permafrost. nikita's him off calls plants like these zombies because the soil in which they are growing was barren for 40000 years. this vegetation will also soon end up in the river the big. changes taking place here could soon be a reality across wide expanses of russia. and it could also have a dramatic impact on the global climate and mass migration of peoples for there is an immense amount of biomass still trapped within the palm of frost. if that trapped c o 2 in methane were to be released into the atmosphere the pace of climate change would increase dramatically. so there's a group of grasses which grew here maybe i don't 40000 years ago and then prove that this is a huge storage of carbon and think obviously the roots and put them on the one side of the balance and on the other side of the balance point although bargirl vegetation

i think that must be helpful what brought you to living there in the first place >> maui? ran into this fella named willie nelson. [ laughter ] and we had a little sesh you know hung out you know reason together. [ laughter ] and -- and he says to me at the end of our conversation, he says, "hey, man, you know, i have -- i have a place on maui if you're ever there and you want to come hang out, you're welcome to." i was like, "yeah, think i'll do that that's cool. [ laughter ] and so that's it >> seth: wow >> willie brought us over. >> seth: so the first time you were there at willie's place, did you know right away, "oh, this is where i want to be?" >> you know what it was? yes. thwhatat is t was. [ laughter ] >> seth: i c't believe it has been ten years since the first "zombieland. it feels very recent to me, 'cause the film seems -- you know, it's a lot of people that obviously stuck around like jesse, and emma stone, and abigail breslin and yourself did it feel weird that it was ten years later? or did it feel like you guys were just getting the gang back together >> t

some residents are shaken, someone accidentally triggered emergency alarms across parts of oahu and maui, telling people to seek shelter as if there were an n incoming tsunami. honolulu police confirmed it was a false alarm. last year, you may recall someone accidentally activated a nuclear missile alert button. [ bell rings ] >> lot of excitement on the opening bell earlier this morning. stocks remain higher this morning. 23 points up on the dow jones industrial average. stocks giving up earlier gains we saw. >> if you would like to own a piece of san francisco's air bnb, you'll soon have a chance. this week, the company announcing plans to go public some time next year. there's still a lot of specifics to iron out, but including the exchange -- what exchange it will actually join. air bnb has 7 million listings in 100,000 cities worldwide. it made $1 billion in revenue in the second quarter this year. however, it did not reveal its profit profits. >> in what's believed to be a first anywhere in contracosta county, forming a union, to assist people whose rents shoot higher or feel they'

someone accidentally triggered emergency alarms across parts of oahu and maui and to seek shelter as if there was an incoming tsunami. these are pictures posted during the confusion. the alarm sounded for about 12 minutes before honolulu police confirmed it was a false alarm. an officer accidentally activated it during a training exercise. a lot of people in hawaii still getting over the panic last year when someone activated a nuclear missile alert button. >>> i want to you keep your eye on the television right now and see what emerges from that smoky explosion. take a look shoot into the air. you can see it coming down right there. at least 50 feet in the air and it landed on some of those cars below. there were some injuries but none are serious. >> people had to scramble there. >>> sfo reopening its closed runway tonight at 9:00. a live look at the airport. it's one week ahead working aro the clock since september 7th to repair pavement. it handles of flights in and out of sfo. travelers certainly felt it. more than 2,000 flights have been canceled since the work began. crews say

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tsunami sirens went off on oahu and maui. you're looking at people, videos of people posted to snapchat during all the confusion. those alarms sounded for about 12 minutes before honolulu police confirmed that it was a false alarm. they say an officer accidentally set them off during a training exercise. now, last year someone accidentally pressed the nuclear missile alert button, setting off panic across hawaii. >>> back here at home tonight the coroner confirms it was a family tragedy. the two people who died in an overnight house fire in san francisco were a father and his daughter. shortly after 2:00 a.m. crews arrived at this home in the mission terrace neighborhood of balboa park. a witness says he heard the woman trapped calling for help. no word yet on what sparked the fire, but arson has been ruled out. >>> back in their homes tonight after a gas leak scare. at this hour pg&e crews have a temporary fix in place on a gas line in an east san jose neighborhood. 16 homes on zachary lane near tully road were evacuated aro

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square kilometer on one mama and there were 4000 years and all there was here on the square kilometer maui around 600 going to things so every once in awhile there. all along the soil is a road sliding into the river as a consequence of the melting permafrost. nikita's the moss calls plants like these zombies because the soil in which they are growing was barren for 40000 years. this vegetation will also soon end up in the river. the changes taking place here could soon be a reality across wide expanses of russia. and it could also have a dramatic impact on the global climate and mass migration of peoples for there is an immense amount of biomass still trapped within the palm of frost. if that trapped c o 2 in methane were to be released into the atmosphere the pace of climate change would increase dramatically. so there's a group of grasses which grew here maybe i don't 40000 years ago and there were over that this is huge storage of carbon and they call this little roof and put them on the one side of the balance and on the other side of the balance put all the above ground vegetation of

were worn perhaps the idea of a convoy of 100 vehicles flying black jihadi flags across the desert of maui for a documentary reenactment may not go down well with trigger-happy troops and un peacekeepers so, they restage that part in morocco, so the whole situation remains in limbo and as far as i know not a single library has since opened they are still sitting in storage waiting to be transported up the river by bo. it's really amazing because i remember in-- when i visited the country in 2008 when there were something like 45 libraries, this desolate city-- i had visited in 95 and it was truly desolate place coming off of work completely cut off from the world and in 2008 largely thanks to the libraries and thanks as well to the opening up of the malian music festival festival in the desert the place had been completely transformed into this cultural hub and as i said when you got there yet scholars from germany, norway coming to see the manuscripts. tourists were coming, you know. everyone from backpacking french to middle-aged tourist americans coming up to timbuktu just to see the li

last night someone accidentally triggered emergency alarms across parts of oahu and maui.to seek shelter as if there was an incoming tsunami. those alarms sounded 12 minutes before police confirmed it was a false alarm. they say an officer accidentally activate it had during a police training exercise. a lot of people in hawaii are still getting over the panic last year when someone accidentally activated a nuclear alert button. >>> teenagers will no longer see weight loss and cosmetic surgery ads in their social media feeds. >> kris sanchez is here to show us what the changes mean. >> reporter: it will not make a difference for us because we're over 18 but social media can inspire and sometimes make you feel a little bad. instagram wants to limit those post that is can make teenagers feel like they are less than adequate. if you are an instagram user then you have seen posts likely for detox teas and vitamins and cosmetic procedures often with the #ad. going forward instagram will restrict or remove posts like those especially if they claim to be miracle cures for losing

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of course, of course, they are on maui. absolutely. >> if you come across them, tell them i said hello. good luck. rep. gabbard: see you again, i hope. >> look forward to it. rep. gabbard: thank you. hi. >> we're going to do some press before we go right here. >> how are you? good speech. rep. gabbard: thanks for coming. >> of course. monday, president trump hold a campaign rally in fayetteville, north carolina, on the eve of a special election for the ninth congressional district. the president won the title state by 3.5% in 2016. watch live at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. ♪ campaign 2020. live coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail and make up your own night. c-span's campaign 2020, your unfiltered view of politics. ♪ >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up sunday morning, author ben howell will join us to discuss his book "the immoral majority" why evangelicals chose political power over christian values. then judge jeanine. discusses he

they are on maui. >> if you ever see don katz, tell him i said hello. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. thank you. >> hello. are you? here we are. is this your phone? >> great speech. >> thank you for coming. it might be up there still thank you all for coming today. i appreciate it. >> just wondering how your feeling about this whole third debate situation. you have a lot of fans in new hampshire who would have liked to see you in that debate. it would have been great for you to be there. is a great platform to speak to millions of people in the country. it's unfortunate that we have seen a lack of transparency in how the dnc is choosing which poles they will recognize as qualifiers versus not. regardless, the debate is not the only way to reach voters, so i'm focused on is continuing to move forward, spending time with voters here in new hampshire. we left iowa, and continue to bring our message to people. hopefully, we will worked for the next qualifying debate in april. >> you don't see it as a significant hit on your campaign? >> no. it's a minor set back, but not