over on oahu though i found some people trying to solve the farming problem.is place is trying to start a food revolution to give hawaii back its food sovereignty. the head of the farm explains. >> the valley, ancestors were completely self-sufficient. how do we dig into that and find those values and put them into the 21st century context so it benefits everybody? so the way the farm works is we recruit young adults from our community to run a daily operations of the farm. exchange for the sweat equity, we provide them a full tuition to college and $500 a month. >> wow, so it's a past, present and future, all in about a hundred yards. >> so this is our packing ship. we're trying to introduce called dij recognize. >> decolonize. but then you're also saying -- indigenize. how do you repurpose the structures? this chicken shed is a packing facility. every one you see is between 17 and 24 from our community and maintaining -- at the same time. >> so you can't do this hard work unless you're keeping up with the books? >> like everything in life, you have to work f

today voyagers are setting sail from san francisco with their sights set on oahu. tonight at five, we talk to the crews about their days, sometimes weeks-long journey ahead. >> that would have been an awesome assignment covering that. >> a nice destination. >> san francisco to the islands. >> quite the journey. >> that is going to do it for us here at kpix 5 news at noon. >> have a wonderful day, everyone. maria, so how's work? our students it wasjust weren't getting how easily viruses spread. so ms. bell and i had them role play a zombie virus outbreak. by the time they had all learned the lesson, all the living...were dead. hey, how's your job going? carlos: oh, that big sales meeting i planned? next year, i might get to go. kid: cool! ♪ >> ken: so, the third photo is? >> katie: oh, want to show him? >> thorne: sure. >> ken: ah! nobody touches my keyboard. >> thorne: how 'bout your, uh, touchpad? >> ken: [ clears throat ] >> thorne: good luck. you are going to need it >> ken: just a statement of fact. >> katie: not when it's about my niece. >> ken: okay. which on

. >> the second round of competitors sailed out of san francisco and are headed to oahu.kpix5's don ford was there before they left. >> battle flags announce the arrival of more than 65 racing sailboats from all across north america. sailboats preparing for one of the best known pacific ocean races. the pacific cup. starting here in san francisco ending more than 2,000 miles away in hawaii. finalizing last minute preps these four guys are from canada. >> you're about to take off on another very big race. >> we are. yes. this is our biggest race for all of us so far in our sailing careers. yeah. >> you've never done the pac cup before. >> it's our first time. >> your first time. >> reporter: three of them are in their 20s, barely. >> i turn 21 in february. >> you just turned 21. >> i did yeah. >> and you're going to cross the pacific ocean or half of it. >> yeah. >> reporter: the boat is mostre days to cross. nonstop, day and night pushing as hard as they can. food is important. >> there's weird stuff too. it looks like a brick. >> it's dehydrated pulled pork. >> is that t

s" red ferrari was a staple on the oahu set.lot of fast cars in the cbs reboot. as for the man following in tom selleck's footsteps? well, jay hernandez and perdita weeks are game for anything. >> whoo! ha ha! >> we blow up a couple of ferraris in the pilot episode. >> the car, the chopper, the gorgeous hawaiian scenery, even the dobermans -- they're all back in this reboot. >> not today, boys! >> but here's what's new -- perdita is higgins, magnum's foil, originally played by the late john hillerman. >> so what will be higgins' new flavor? >> she's pretty tough. she's an ex-military as well as -- same as the guys. >> so she'll kick some butt. >> pretty much. >> will there be any folks from the old show popping up at any time? >> you're going to have to watch the show. >> i'm trying to get you more folks. >> we're definitely trying to make it happen. >> another switch up -- jay won't be rocking the famous magnum 'stache. >> we thought we should do a mashup of the new magnum and the old magnum. >> here we go. >> it's amazing! >>

it's where our journey begins in honolulu on the island of oahu on the legendary beach that epitomizes our idea of paradise. david is here on the beach every day and there's nowhere else he probably put him waikiki beach isn't just where he works it's his soul. it is everything this beach very here at this is my girl for my wife because she feeds me she takes care of being as she pays my bills. what a wonderful wife. to brevard thirty years david has been one of the first on the beach every morning and he gets right to work preparing his section for tourists. he rents out civ boards and keeps the sound clean and tidy he's living. one doesn't know what. the love of. a lol really good solo no that would means. wouldn't be the same without locals like david always up for a friendly chat with visits his. then the true god aeons of the beach that includes keeping it pristine they say when the waves roll in over the show they shouldn't take anything with them when they roll back out. oh shimmying. my playground my cemetery. that i want to be buried out of my father my brothers are all there.

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second round of teams has sailed out of san francisco and is headed to oahu. sailboats are racing to get there first. and it's expected to take them 10 to 12 days without stopping for a break. we checked out the scene earlier this afternoon as teams were finalizing last minute preps and hugging their loved ones goodbye. >> you're about to take off on another very big race. >> we are. this is our biggest race for all of us so far in our sailing careers. yeah. >> you've never done the pac cup before. >> this is our first one. >> organizers of the pacific cup say big boats are scored differently than the little boats so everyone has a fighting chance to win. >>> new video shows a dust storm hitting arizona for the third day in a row. this developed this afternoon in chandler. the sand storm was caused by a monsoon. this also happened monday and tuesday. take a look at the damage left behind by those first two sand storms. downed power lines and damaged buildings at one point the winds were so strong they were comparable to weak tornadoes. >>> meteorologist paul d

the pacific cup race covers more than 2000 miles from san francisco to the hawaiian island of oahu. here is the progress from the pacific cups website. dozens of boats have set sail in three phases with the largest vessels starting yesterday. don ford shows us the scene is that final group started their journey. >> 3-to-1-go. okay guys, you have five minutes to go. >> five minutes before these large technologically advanced and highly specialized sailboats start racing across the pacific ocean to hawaii. this is the famous pacific cup sailboat race. this is the race pro and she is in charge of the next five minutes as the boats jockey into position, getting as close to the start line as possible, while counting down the clock read >> the job of telling everyone to go and when -- it is a great power. and, it is timeout, yes. >> reporter: with a series of warns, flags, and shotgun blasts -- her team keeps the timing organized. bobby knows this race quite well. in 1986 she was the first woman skipper to ever race in the pacific cup. >> you raced in 1986? >> that is correct. we won. >>

. >> anthony: when i mention to people, locals in oahu and maui, other hawaiian residents, that i wasolokai did not have a reputation for being welcoming. that it was dangerous to go over there. that those molokai dudes were mean, inward looking, unfriendly, tough as iron, and quick to get pissed off. as it turned out, that was not my experience. >> walter: so we like to brag about what we don't have. we don't have traffic lights. we don't have a building over three stories. we don't have traffic. >> anthony: nice. >> anthony: walter naki is a skilled fisherman and today we're headed out for some octopus. >> walter: you know molokai's nickname right? it's called the friendly isle. >> anthony: yeah, but it's famously not the friendly island. it's supposed to be the most unfriendly island. i mean, that's what everybody says right? >> walter: depends on which way you look at it. traditionally we're very, very friendly. now, unfriendly is when you go try and come and fix it. >> anthony: right. >> walter: make it better. >> anthony: right. >> walter: or try to take something. >> anthony: r

. ♪ >> reporter: arriving at this historic residence on oahu like being transported in time.'m here to meet master lei maker for a lesson in the ancient art of lei making. the custom of making and sharing lei is hawaii's ultimate expression of aloha and her hands on workshops and lessons are designed for anyone who wants to learn. >> the technique is called to wrap or wind in hawaiian. a couple other techniques of making, one means to braid. i'm teaching you i find this technique to be the easiest and you have the most control. >> reporter: i find out it's about more than technique. woven into the experience, is the aloha spirit itself. i learn about the island's native plants and flowers. the delicate balance of the eco systems and rich tradition of creating and sharing the cultural art form. >> my favorite thing about the class you provide the materials and everyone comes up with something different and everyone is so excited about whatever they come up with. i love ta part. the creativity. >> reporter: from private classes to large groups each experience is unique and ther