proclamation giving police the power to clear the site and a chapell has the story above the clouds on hawaii's largest island there's a standoff native hawaiians call this dormant volcano monarchy and many consider it sacred only high ranking chiefs and priests are even allowed to climb it they sing in praise at its base. and believe it to be the perfect place to connect with the heavens astronomers agree with clear weather and little light pollution hawaii's tallest mountain is home to 13 telescopes and construction was meant to begin this week on the biggest one yet a $1400000000.00 project the 30 meter telescope will be one of the world's most advanced with 12 times the resolution of the hubble space telescope scientists hope to use it to study the big bang and answer questions about the origins of the universe it will also be the largest telescope in the northern hemisphere and that's part of the problem its construction has been delayed for years due to protests and legal battles and for several days why it's have blocked construction crews from making their way up even though the state s

between the rock and a hard place the act of trying has weight behind it and doesn't it's course in hawaii. when it's not just year the same welcome kolarov coming in across a good part of the race and the same is true across much of north america certainly into that eastern side of the us in parts of canada as well we can see the still chain of storms just straddling the panhandle paulse of fraud is still seeing some live the showers nabi to into the dakotas forward time temperatures around 131 celsius that they see a 29 in new york a 31 in autumn won't they still there but not as hot as it has been recently some want to into those central areas further west it's generally looking try some wetter weather started to push his way in say british columbia out west as are the kind of the same some clouds and some rain central parts of canada to terri i could back seeing some wet weather down toward the southeast in kona back into florida yet the wet weather still in. place here some of the showers also affecting also the caribbean but for the most part it's looking fine and dry some lovely sun

and between the rock and a hard place the act of throwing his weight behind an indigenous cause in hawaii on stay with us. we got more right on the cots for japan over the next couple of days we have a tropical storm it's a weak one but it's awful storm nevertheless just pushing up towards honshu it will make its way across southern and eastern parts of kona shit that's because through the next couple of days 31 celsius in tokyo another hot and humid day to come here on saturday tend to increase and humid as we go on through the weekend as that wet weather starts to drive its way in much of honshu saying some pretty big downpours not too concerned about the winds but the right could cause some localized flooding libya if you shop shows to across the korean peninsula come across into northern parts of china lossy dry wanted to erode showers here the showers a little more widespread across southern parts of china down towards as eastern coast is particularly southeastern corner hong kong at about 33 celsius well so weather coming back again as we go on into sunday stretched across the south

above the clouds on hawaii's largest island there's a standoff native hawaiians call this dormant volcano mana kiya and many consider it sacred only high ranking chiefs and priests are even allowed to climb it they sing in praise at its base. and believe it to be the perfect place to connect with the heavens astronomers agree with clear weather and little light pollution hawaii's tallest mountain is home to 13 telescopes and construction was meant to begin this week on the biggest one yet a $1400000000.00 project the 30 meter telescope will be one of the world's most advanced with 12 times the resolution of the hubble space telescope scientists hope to use it to study the big bang and answer questions about the origins of the universe it will also be the largest telescope in the northern hemisphere and that's part of the problem its construction has been delayed for years due to protests and legal battles and for several days why it's have blocked construction crews from making their way up even though the state supreme court has ruled they can go ahead thousands of protesters are now at

well again the governor of hawaii has agreed to negotiate with protestors over the construction of a giant telescope the $1400000000.00 project is being built on a mountain that's considered one of the world's best viewing platforms but many indigenous hawaiians also consider it sacred and have been blocking access to the site for nearly 2 weeks mike hanna reports to gather for the day after more than a week of protests by native hawaiians and activists the government in honolulu was forced to act this week the state's governor visited the controversial construction site of the 30 meter telescope project pledging to listen to the concerns of the protesters the demonstrators say the project would disagree the sacred ground supply hawaiian mountain. and the governor now recognizes the grievances saying he's willing to work with the protesters and we are committed to. finding a weak or. in a peaceful more concerned mood looking forward to harbor dialogue and much opposition will be required. as we move forward i don't want to see anyone suffer and we will see people get sick and die if

the governor of hawaii has agreed to negotiate with protestors over the construction of a giant telescope the $1400000000.00 projects is being built on a mountain that's considered one of the world's best viewing platforms for many indigenous hawaiians also consider it sacred they've been blocking access to the site from most 2 weeks my color of quartz to gather for the monday after more than a week of protests by native hawaiians and activists the government in honolulu was forced to act this week the state's governor visited the controversial construction site of the 30 meter telescope project pledging to listen to the concerns of the protesters the demonstrators say the project would disagree the sacred ground supply hawaiian mountain. and the governor now recognizes their grievances saying he's willing to work with the protesters and we are committed to. finding a week or. even a peaceful more uncertain looking forward to harbor dialogue and much opposition will be required. as we move forward i don't want to see anyone suffer and we will see people get sick and die if they're forced

that every single day more than $100.00 people are killed and that's just by guns how the governor of hawaii has agreed to negotiate with protesters over the construction of a giant telescope the $1400000000.00 project is being built on a mountain that's considered one of the world's best viewing platforms and many indigenous hawaiians also consider it sacred and they've been blocking access to the sign for almost 2 weeks mike hanna reports to get that for them after more than a week of protests by native hawaiians and activists the government in honolulu was forced to act this week the state's governor visited the controversial construction site of the 30 meter telescope project pledging to listen to the concerns of the protesters the demonstrators say the project would disagree the sacred ground so the whole why and mountain. and the governor now recognizes the grievances saying he's willing to work with the protesters and we are committed to. finding a weak or. in a peaceful more concerned mood looking forward to harbor dialogue and much opposition will be required. as we move forward i d

the governor of hawaii has agreed to negotiate with protest as over the construction of a giant telescope the $1400000000.00 project is being built on a mountain that's considered one of the wild best platforms. but many indigenous hawaiians also consider it sacred and have been blocking access to the site for almost 2 weeks mike hanna reports to gather 6 for the moment though after more than a week of protests by native hawaiians and activists the government in honolulu was forced to act this week the state's governor visited the controversial construction site of the 30 meter telescope project pledging to listen to the concerns of the protesters the demonstrators say the project would disagree the sacred grounds of the y. and mountain. and the governor now recognizes the grievances saying he's willing to work with the protesters and we are committed to. finding a week or. even a peaceful more concerned move looking forward to. the dialogue and much opposition will be required. as we move forward i don't want to see anyone suffer and we will see people get sick and die if they're forced

the governor of hawaii has agreed to negotiate with protestors over the construction of a giant telescope the $1400000000.00 project has been built on a mountain that's considered one of the world's best viewing platforms but many indigenous why it is also considered sacred and have been blocking access to the site for almost 2 weeks mike hanna reports to gather 6 for the margot after more than a week of protests by native hawaiians and activists the government in honolulu was forced to act this week the state's governor bissett to the controversial construction site of the 30 meter telescope project pledging to listen to the concerns of the protesters the demonstrators say the project would disagree the sacred ground supply hawaiian mountain. and the governor now recognizes their grievances saying he's willing to work with the protesters and we are committed to . finding a week or. even a peaceful more concerned move looking forward to harbor dialogue and much opposition will be required. as we move forward i don't want to see anyone suffer and we will see people get sick and die if they

the governor of hawaii is to negotiate with protestors over the construction of a giant telescope the $1400000000.00 project being built on a mountain sacred to indigenous hawaiians well some of them have been blocking access to the site from most 2 weeks as mike hanna reports to gather for the mob after more than a week of protests by native hawaiians and activists the government in honolulu was forced to act this week the state's governor visited the controversial construction site of the 30 meter telescope project pledging to listen to the concerns of the protesters the demonstrators say the project would disagree the sacred ground supply hawaiian mountain. and the governor now recognizes the grievances saying he's willing to work with the protesters and we are committed to. finding a weak or. in a peaceful more concerned mood most important to harbor dialogue and much opposition will be required. as we move forward i don't want to see anyone suffer and we will see people get sick and die if they're forced to spend 3 weeks 3 months or god forbid 3 years blocking this road i'm heart

much patty cohen with the latest on that story from washington thank you patty now the governor of hawaii has agreed to negotiate with protesters over the construction of a giant telescope on bake island $1400000000.00 telescope is being built on a mountain it's considered one of the wells best viewing platforms but many native hawaiians also consider it sacred and have been blocking access to the construction site for most 2 weeks now why counterpoints. to gather 6 for them all good after more than a week of protests by native hawaiians and activists the government in honolulu was forced to act this week the state's governor to the controversial construction site of the 30 me to scope project pledging to listen to the concerns of the protesters the demonstrators say the project would disagree the sacred ground so the whole why and mountain. and the governor now recognizes the grievances saying he's willing to work with the protesters and we are committed to. finding a week or. in a peaceful more concerned mood most important to have a dialogue and much opposition will be required. as we

land and is a senior junk fellow it pacific forum that's an asia focused think tank based in hawaii he says china of violating the korean air defense zone is a way of showing they don't respect it. well if you look at what china has done in the south china sea which is essentially create new facts on the ground by gradually building up new capabilities while the united states will had its focus elsewhere you could imagine it trying to adapt that playbook for for air defense as well it's already a bit of an issue that's ongoing because what countries do is they designate an air identification zone that is not a part of any treaty or or un convention anything like that it's just a unilateral space that they ask incoming airplanes to identify themselves and china has and south korea's overlap so it's pretty regular for china to violate. or traverse the space the overlaps as a way of demonstrating that they don't care or don't respect that south korean identification zone we'll see if flights that actually push up against actual airspace which is smaller than the identification zone will s

them to prevent a reoccurrence andrea is a senior fellow at the pacific forum a think tank based in hawaii he says china has also shown it does not respect south korea's airspace. well if you look at works china has done in the south china sea which is essentially create new facts on the ground by gradually building up new capabilities while the united states will had its focus elsewhere you could imagine it trying to adapt that playbook for for air defense as well it's already a bit of an issue that's ongoing because what countries do is they designate air identification zone bet is not a part of any treaty or or a un convention anything like that it's just a unilateral space that they ask incoming airplanes to identify themselves in china as and south korea's overlap so it's pretty regular for china to violate. or traverse the space that overlaps as a way of demonstrating that they don't care or don't respect that south korean identification zone we'll see if flights that actually push up against actual airspace which is smaller than the identifier for cations i will see of that increase

between the rock and a hard place the actor throwing his weight behind an indigenous cause in hawaii. and install we meet the amateurs riding the roads of the total fraud senate bid for a quality. get closer to the sea altogether f.c. boy scouts are always telling places together. it could be the biggest land grab in history. as powerful nations lay claim to territories under the ocean $21.00 geologists are secretly plotting new borders. as the struggle for resources intensifies some of the world's most powerful scientists speak out. ocean's monopoly on a. welcome back you're watching out to 0 time to recap headlines now more than 100 children have been killed in syria in air raids in the past 10 days children are increasingly becoming the victims of a gang. until russian assault on the rebel held province of it the un's human rights chief says those targeting civilians should be charged with war crimes the un is demanding immediate action after the worst mediterranean tragedies so far this year as many as $150.00 refugees and migrants feared to have drowned off the coast of libya aro

and between the rock and a hard place the actor throwing his weight behind an indigenous cause in hawaii. plus later in sport we meet the amateurs riding the roads of the tour de france in a bid for equality. color to come 1st the celebrations are continuing in puerto rico after the resignation of the island's governor because the rosello announced he will leave on . office on wednesday the scandal began over leaked text messages and again he reports from san juan. dancing in the streets of san juan celebrating what's being called a people's revolution demonstrators have for days demanded gov ricardo rajjo step down after text messages revealed a leader who spoke poorly of his own people and used sexist and homophobic language the young puerto ricans who spearheaded the marches its of them and to speak truth i mean i bet you were here when you saw a 1000000 people on the street and that's amazing that that's. almost a zen muscle. beautiful man but it's no worse for that i have 22 sons one is 10 and the other is 8 so i do this for them and for my future maybe grandsons you know and for th

days of protests over plans to build a giant telescope in hawaii forced the government to take action. on the case of an american rapper detained in sweden and the president appealing for his release. later in support manchester united continue their winning run in preseason games and easy but that's. not just year the save welcome kolarov coming in across a good part of the race and the same is true across much of north america the into that eastern side of the usa some parts of canada as well because see the still chain of storms just straddling the panhandle pulse of frodo still seeing some lively showers nabi to into the dakotas forward time temperatures of around 131 celsius their 5th day see a 29 in new york a 31 in autumn where they still there but not as hot as it has been recently somewhat similar to those central areas further west it's generally looking try some wetter weather started to push his way and see british columbia that was to start a count of the saints and clouds and some raw and central parts of canada to quebec seeing some wet weather down toward the southeast

65.9 percent of the population are asian the state with by far the highest percentage of asians is hawaii followed by california and new jersey in addition 18.3 percent of the population also identifies hispanic or latino with the highest numbers in new mexico california and texas well douglas sloan is a democratic strategist and senior principal consultant at the national capital strategist group joins us live now from washington so president trump has repeatedly used racist and racial language to tap into what's been described as white identity politics do we now have a clear understanding about whether trump's identity politics played a role in him winning the 2016 presidential election. i believe we do keep in mind that the 26000 presidential election was a perfect storm of different events that helped to get trump elected there was obviously the russian interference in the election there was bill komi coming in with 3 weeks to go taking another look at hillary's e-mails which turned out to be a nothing burger there was some of that some of those races dog whistles that trump use play

between the rock and a hard place the act of throwing his weight behind an indigenous cause and hawaii. and in sports 2 premier league football is survive an unexpected attack and he will be here with that story. how do we got plenty of cuts on town across the middle east that moment i wanted to show was up around the coaxes a little bit of cloud that just billing outs of pushing towards the caspian sea out of the black sea and that's about the only rain that we do have on our charts for the time being far eastern corner of afghanistan could see want to send showers kabul $34.00 celsius 30 celsius there for beirut lots of sunshine into the mid forty's once again. at 42 celsius folks who a city said not as hot as it has been raised in the latest hot enough 38 to across the river potential attempt just edging up a notch here in doha perhaps a little less humid but a little hotter in the process $43.00 degrees and want to see showers just around the southern end of the red sea western parts of yemen could see the odd shower sas day looks a little dry as you go on into sunday as is the cas

and abrahamian is a senior junk fellow at pacific forum bats in asia focus think tank based in hawaii he joins us on skype from engine in south korea good to have you with us so how do you interpret we've got a situation now where china and russia are conducting their 1st joint effort troll in the asia pacific region is this a move to calum to u.s. influence well it's part of a longer trend there navies have certainly been cooperating in conducting joint drills for several years and. you would have expected at some point the air force is to begin practicing or conducting drills together as well i think what's interesting about the timing is it comes at a period where south korea and japan have an extremely strained relationship and where they chose ready to overfly and if the south korean accusations are true actually enter a south korean airspace is part of the east sea or the sea of japan that is disputed territory between japan and south korea so perhaps they were trying to highlight some of the differences be between south korea and japan broadly pour fuel arms fire so to speak an

swedish prime minister to free mayors and said he would personally vouch for his bail now the governor of hawaii has agreed to negotiate with protesters over the construction of a giant telescope the $1400000000.00 project is being built on a mountain that's considered one of the world's best viewing platforms but many indigenous hawaiians also consider it fate cred and if in blocking access to the site for almost 2 weeks mike hanna reports to get that for them all good after more than a week of protests by native hawaiians and activists the government in honolulu was forced to act this week the state's governor visited the controversial construction site of the 30 meter telescope project pledging to listen to the concerns of the protesters the demonstrators say the project would disagree the sacred ground supply hawaiian mountain. and the governor now recognizes the grievances saying he's willing to work with the protesters and we are committed to. finding a weak or. in a peaceful more uncertain mood looking forward to harbor dialogue and much opposition will be required. as we move forward i d

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air canada said the boeing 777—200 jet "encountered sudden clear air turbulence... two hours past hawaii". that's all the business news. the parents of a four—year—old boy have described their horror when he vanished down a hole while walking in the peak district, leaving him with life—threatening injuries. sam tuckett was enjoying a family day out when he suddenly disappeared as he was walking with his six—year—old brother 0scar, just a few steps ahead of his parents louise and mark. they've been telling joanna gosling what happened. so, we were out walking as a family and our two older boys were out front of us and suddenly sam just disappeared and mark and ijust looked at each other and said, where did sam go? thinking he might have tripped and fallen a bit. and then we realised we just could not see him anywhere, so we just ran towards him and we saw a gap in the ground, you know, a0 centimetres wide, between the two deep, big cliffs, and looked down and sam was at the bottom of those. so he had fallen through this gap, about six metres down and onto the rock. was he consci

the boeing 777 aircraft, from vancouver to sydney, hit trouble around two hours beyond hawaii and diverted back to the capital honolulu. the aircraft was carrying 269 passengers and 15 crew members. the headlines on bbc news... the us military says its building a coalition to protect commercial shipping in the gulf after the royal navy intervened to shield a british tanker from iranian forces. cracking down on online paedophiles — police are to trial artificial intelligence to speed up analysis of child abuse images. theresa may warns that the next conservative leader must put public service before personal ambition — as the two candidates are questioned in a bbc programme later. in sport, england will travel to lord's on sunday for their first cricket world cup final in 27 years, after thrashing rivals australia at edgbaston. the first game of the netball world cup is up and running, with northern ireland, england and scotla nd with northern ireland, england and scotland all playing later on day one in liverpool. and 11 years on from their last meeting at wimbledon, rafael nadal and r

air canada said the boeing 777—200 jet "encountered sudden clear air turbulence two hours past hawaii." that's all the business news. the french environment minister is under pressure after hosting lavish dinners of lobster and fine wines, paid for by the tax payer. the investigative website — mediapart — also alleges he carried out expensive renovations to his official residence, when he was parliament speaker. francois de rugy hasn't denied the dinners took place but said they were "working dinners". ramzan karmali has more. on the menu, expensive shellfish, champagne and vintage wines costing more than $500 a bottle. there is no suggestion of illegality but his future is very much under the spotlight. translation: there are ethical rules which must be followed when representing electorate and in this case they were not respected. he should not be part of the government. things got worst nature when media party said the taxpayer had paid $71,000 for the renovation of his government provided apartment including $19,000 on a dressing room. these are the headlines he would have wan

was on its way from vancouver to sydney when it happened, forcing it to make an emergency landing in hawaii. lisa hampele has more. inside the plane, once they knew they were safe. moments earlier, at 36,000 feet in the air, and two hours into the flight, the aircraft had plunged. one passenger said it fell hundreds of feet, eryk anders said it hit sudden turbulence. and oxygen masks fell, people smashed their heads, smashing plastic casing. the girl hit the plastic and actually snapped and broke it and the oxygen masks came down. the plane was diverted to honolulu, passengers and crew, with thankful to be on the ground. the emergency services were on hand, most of them suffered neck and back injuries. services were on hand, most of them suffered neck and back injuriesm we nt suffered neck and back injuriesm went bang and the people just shot up. and then down again and it was over. couple of stewardesses were injured and a lot of people had cuts to their head stop by when rescue services got on they assessed the injured. there were 37 injured, 37 we re injured. there were 37 injured, 37 we

make an emergency landing, the flight from vancouver to sydney hit trouble around two hours beyond hawaii and averted back to honolulu, the capital of the us island stop it was carrying 259 passengers and 15 crew. one of india's largest cities is running out of water. millions of people in chennai are struggling as taps run dry. monsoon rains, which the city depends on, are late this year. environmentalists partly blame climate change, and warn this is a problem which could affect all countries. our south asia correspondent rajini vaidya nathan reports. scrambling for every last drop. they are running out of water and also out of patience. it is a daily desperate ritual. here, trucks have replaced taps as the only source of water. and yet this is chennai, one of india's largest and richest cities. "we are only allowed five buckets of water a day from the lorry", this woman tells me. back at her house she shows me how her family struggles. "we have to use this for drinking, cooking, bathing and washing clothes. it is difficult." even more so because there has been a record heat wave here i

northeast china, hurricane barbara all the while in the pacific but he could bring some heavy rain into hawaii and cross mainland you and bringing large hail and anywhere between the planes, the midwest to the mid—atla ntic states, between the planes, the midwest to the mid—atlantic states, eastern parts of canada for a large sway of canada in the usa, away from the pacific northwest and we are holding onto the heat and humidity, some record—breaking temperatures across parts of alaska with some dry conditions in wildfires breaking out recently, that continues in the coming days. a different story across south america with a really cool conditions across argentina, overnight temperatures could fall as low as minus five celsius which would be hovering a couple of degrees above freezing. record—breaking temperatures across a number of countries while that intense heat has eased, still very different in southern parts of europe are much cooler further north, particularly through germany and across scandinavia in windy conditions there was some outbreaks of rain. speaking of rain, let's he

the boeing 777 aircraft, from vancouver to sydney, hit trouble around two hours beyond hawaii and diverted back to the capital honolulu. the aircraft was carrying 269 passengers and 15 crew members. heatwaves in the indian ocean have killed more than two—thirds of corals in the chagos islands injust two years. researchers from the zoological society of london also found that some corals were more resilient to rising temperatures, which could provide hope for reefs as the planet warms up. hard corals provide homes to around a quarter of all marine species. the netball world cup is under way in liverpool. hopes are high that england can end five decades of dominance by the reigning world champions, australia, and win the tournament for the first time. that's the latest news — back to you, joanna. just 25 years ago, there were thousands of indecent images of children in circulation. today a database of images of child abuse used by police has 13 million pictures — and is growing by another million every four months. now it's been announced that police forces across the uk will have acce

the hawaii congressman accuses the company of suspending her advertising account hours after last month's presidential debate. she claims the company violated her right to free speech. google has denied any wrongdoing. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. thank you. no sitting president since before the civil war has had the nomination of his party taken away from him, but former massachusetts governor bill weld wants to make history. we welcome from boston, the governor. welcome. the questions i always like to ask the candidate is why you are running, but i think i have a hint of why you are running. you recently appeared in detroit at the naacp conference. you use pretty strong language. unless the republican party expressly rejects the racism of donald trump, they will become to being universally viewed as the party of racism in america. is that the smartest way to get republicans to vote for you? bill: i am getting anyone who is right minded to vote fo

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called cincinnati bell the stock has dropped from 20 to 30 because they decided to buy a system in hawaii and meanwhile it's got 50 million shares and can they triple that now just getting back to where they were. you've got a lot of interesting corporate governance issues that run folding where, you know, the iss and the glass lewises don't know how to vote. >> are you acan activist in that >> our stock has gone from "x" to "y," from 2,500 to 17 n.o.w. so i think i understand that business when someone at vanguard tells me i don't know what's going on in the business and i shouldn't complain about buying into hawaii i do have a serious mental challenge. >> where are we. it sounds like you've either got a battle. >> no battle at all. >> battle coming. >> i'm italian i make love. >> you clearly sound like you're ready to rattle this cage. >> no, i would not do that >> you just called the directors dumb. >> well, they have got to understand that they did not take smart pills when they allowed a company in cincinnati to buy -- you don't want to be in california, new york or hawaii, not progr

it's not the first time we've been in other countries like bolivia, guatemala, or like hawaii we've been there as well nationalized i think in all those cases we have negotiations with the governments, we know how to proceed. i don't know if britain is ready to be in the same group of those country countries, but nevertheless we have already experience with that happening to do the necessary negotiation for defending the interest of the shareholders >> thank you, sir. congratulations again on a strong start to the year >>> now the ftc will reportedly announce a $5 billion fine for facebook later today as part of a sweeping investigation into allegations that the company mishandled user data according to reuters, facebook will set up a privacy committee as part of the settlement. >>> and shares in amazon, facebook, alphabet and apple fell in after-hours trading after the u.s. department of justice opened an antitrust review into market leading online platforms the doj said it will examine whether firms are engaging in practices that reduce competition. it didn't specify which firms would

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it felt like venice beach meets, i don't know, "hawaii five-0." did you know it was a watch company? kate: no. trevor: we were trying to make it cool in some way. i think a lot of middle america buy that california lifestyle. lemonis: so you're a california-lifestyle brand now? trevor: well, we grew up here, and so all of us -- lemonis: i grew up in miami, but i don't put pictures of miami everywhere. trevor: unless you really liked miami. lemonis: i do like it, but if i'm selling rvs, i don't put pictures of south beach. kate: the market is very crowded with people wanting to tell the california story. sometimes it can come across as very disingenuous. trevor: this is like home to me. i feel like this is part of who we are. lemonis: i saw you shake your head. brad: i'm just bummed. lemonis: what are you bummed about? brad: our story doesn't come across. ismael: a lot of brands try to infuse lifestyle. part of the problem of that is that it becomes a cacophony of lifestyle images. at the end of the day, it's like, who cares? kate: tell me more abo

use those airports to focus on expanding in the interim here while we're not able to fly the max into hawaii, where we're having great success. so we're simply redeploying resources here temporarily we have great success in large markets by focusing on one airport. we'll have more seats in laguardia and we'll serve our customers well there the other thing that i wanted to make sure that you all were clear on is that our cost outlook is really unchanged for the third and fourth quarter, for the year, except for the effect of the max. so i feel really good about the cost work that's under way of course, we're incurring a huge penalty from the max being grounded the same applies to the revenue. our revenue outlook for the third quarter is very consistent with what we saw in the second quarter and is only impacted by year-over-year comps we just had easier comps in the second quarter >> gary, let's just go right to it from my perspective, boeing has not handled this situation well. it seems like every day there's something new. i don't like when there's new revelations. what's it like to speak t

it was issued by hawaii's governor. this essentially broadens authorities' power here in the situation, ana, to potentially move in and begin to forcefully remove some of these peaceful protesters. but we should mention that at this point we have not seen that. the organizer did tell me they're expecting this to happen at any point. they're even taking to social media, they're going online to try to gather some bond money. basically a fund-raising operation should authorities decide to finally move in and begin to remove some of these individuals. nine days now and they said that they are digging in their heels and not going anywhere. they do not want that telescope, a 14th telescope, on that mountain to be built. >> okay. thank you. >>> coming up, after days of protests, puerto rico's governor announces he won't run for re-election, but he's not stepping down as governor. we'll go live to san juan next. the big wireless companies have great coverage... ...because of all these cell towers. but straight talk wireless run

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tulsi gabbard, hawaii congresswoman. kirsten gillibrand from new york, a senator. we're halfway there, don. california senator kamala harris. former colorado governor john hickenlooper. jay innings, amy klobuchar. vermont senator bernie sanders. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, spiritual adviser marianne williamson and technologist and businessman andrew yang. that's all 20, don. >> and that's all we have time for. i'm kidding. boy, that is a lot. so you said we talk'we'd talk m later. so tell us about who did and didn't make the cut. >> sure. so 20 is the number that the dnc has said. so we have 20 in the first set of debates and 20 in this two set of debates. there is one change. as i mentioned, montana governor steve bullock, he is now in. he is included in these debates. eric swalwell, a california congressman, he has dropped out of the race. he is out. so we have one in, bullock, and one out, swalwell. other than that, the other 18 were on the stage in the first set of debates. >> got it. so tomorrow night, 8:00 p.m. that's the time. cnn will conduct a

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tulsi gabbard, hawaii congresswoman. kirsten gillibrand from new york, a senator. we're halfway there, don. california senator kamala harris. former colorado governor john hickenlooper. governor jay inslee. senator amy klobuchar. vermont senator bernie sanders. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, spiritual adviser marianne williamson and technologist and businessman andrew yang. that's all 20, don. >> and that's all we have time for. i'm kidding. boy, that is a lot. so you said we'd talk more later. so tell us about who did and didn't make the cut. >> sure. so 20 is the number that the dnc has said. so we have 20 in the first set of debates and 20 in this two set of debates. there is one change. as i mentioned, montana governor steve bullock, he is now in. he is included in these debates. eric swalwell, a california congressman, he has dropped out of the race. he is out. so we have one in, bullock, and one out, swalwell. other than that, the other 18 were on the stage in the first set of debates. >> got it. so tomorrow night, 8:00 p.m. that's the time. cnn will