he's a local community leader here in molokai.s how valuable all of this stuff is because we can see what happened to the rest of the islands. >> anthony: so essentially an old school fish farm. >> hano-hano: eight-hundred years old. >> anthony: eight-hundred years old. >> hano-hano: modernizing one old idea. and an ancient idea is as simple as feeding your community. and this, the island you're on, this place could feed over a million people back in the day. >> anthony: you hear the word again and again on molokai. ina, which means land, and translates to "that which feeds you." springs, mountains, rivers. these lands, these fish ponds, were managed by their ancestors as a sacred trust. here, where fresh water from the mountains and fast moving ocean waters met. early, sustainable, clean fish farms. something in modern times we are still struggling to figure out. >> ritte: because you heard about what people think about us. but the true story is that we have a place of abundance and we try to protect it. try to protect all of the

molokai just does at it does. its stunning beaches are bare.eling on its reef is usually a lonely affair,u' and yo go from a quiet, island-life drive to dense jungle hiking in about the same amount of time you'd spend waiting for a table elin maui across the cha -why it's so sensitive to come into these valleys -- halawa valley is the oldest settlement in the entire state, so what you're walking through is the oldest village in the entire statof hawaii. -tucked in between the skyscrapers of waikiki and the crowded resorts of mi, molokai might just be the most hawaiian of all the islands. you have little ateces of what's gbout each island

jeffanie said she is trying to get the word out to reach people anywho may know the mountain on molokaieer the help. they planned to fly back t the area today but she says she won't leave the island until her husband is found. derrick ward, news 4. >>> former vice president joe biden is carryingn with his cancer moonshot mission. he and his wife dr. jill biden are challenging all of us to work together to find a cure. today the biden's are in d.c. hosting the first-ever biden cancer summit. the couple lost their son beau biden this cancer. >>> still ahead, a heart-warming reunion. barbara harrison helped this man find a safe andom loving decades ago. now he's opening up to her and gives u a peek at his growing family. >>> amelia's back withhen it feels like fall. isn't that a beay shot there?ut >>> for all of you and for all of us, it's been a long and difficult and even depressing week of news. so tonig we're happy to share an uplifting story that we hope might give you a smile or two. dis young man nee a loving, permanent home. tonight, a re-introduction to the young man two decades l

public schools on maui, molokai and lanai will be closed tomorrow because of the storm. >> let's getstian for a look at the path of hurricane florence. >> tracking both of these storms, spencer. >> looking at hurricane florence now, watches and warnings have been issued for a wide expanse here along the south atlantic coast from virginia beach, virginia, down to charleston, south carolina. this is, again, a powerful and dangerous storm. category 4 hurricane florence with maximum sustained winds right now of 140 miles per hour. so that actually expected to gain a little bit more intensity as it moves toward the west-northwest. and then make lawful, at least if it stays on this track, make lawful midday friday as a category 3 somewhere along the north carolina coast here, close to wilmington. then it's expected to slowly move inland, and it won't stall completely, but if it moves slowly, it will dump more rainfall and cause more widespread and severe flooding. that's a major concern right now. we're looking at projected rainfall totals. some locations right along the coast here may rec