maui is close second followed by the big island of hawaii. he's an e.r. doctor at the hospital and the president of the life guard association. is it considered a crisis situation at this point? >> i think so. i'm trying to say that very word to the county government. >> reporter: in an e-mail, county officials say they are open to solutions, but are not ready to act just yet. in part saying analysis needs to be done before we come to the table to have maximum impact. >> almost hand grenade explosions if you go to the rock ledge to see what happens when the winter swells come in. the waves explode 100 feet into the air. >> nature is beautiful. it's really, really incredible. so powerful. you can appreciate it, but don't appreciate it in a way you think you can beat it. just let it be. >> reporter: she hopes others will learn from her loss. she was to marry him last month. instead, a future without him. >> he would tell me he loved me every day and going to sleep at night was one of his favorite moments. >> a video at the airport and safety tubes around th

. >> warmer climate beck ones, coming up heading to hawaii but who compensates? >> getting drivers to get out of the way. a new effort could save your life. >> also, here, toys go high tech. michael finney and consumer reports hit the toy aisle. which ones should be on your holiday shopping list. >> and bay area's model peacemaker now in a national soon, californians from sacramento to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will get it. and nobody will be denied because of a pre-existing condition. welcome to a new state of health. welcome to covered california. we are your health insurance marketplace. enroll today at coveredca.com or call 1-800-300-1506. >>> hawaii senators approved same-sex marriage. the governor is expected to sign it into law, making hawaii the 15th state to legalize same-sex marriage. there is growing pressure for california state senator calderon to resign under allegations he accepted bribes. today he was stripped of his committee assignments by the senate rules committ

. >> state lawmakers head to hawaii. who is footing the bill to get together amid >> good morning, with a picture of the san mateo bridge where you do not see fog but meteorologist, mike nicco, says it is somewhere. we will talk about that and the warmer temperatures coming up. >> the first postage stamp with image great harry potter movies go on sale with 20 first-class forever harry potter stamps that have 20 unique images from the eight movies of the boy wizard, friends and fantastic creatures. you can order them by the website or buy in person. >> now we know what to get mike for christmas. >> that is cool. good morning, everyone, here is a look at radar, broadening out to show you all of california and nevada and utah and arizona with the clouds from yesterday moving away with low clouds off the coast. they will stay that way. you can see the high clouds coming in from monterey and near 80 in sacramento, record high in tahoe is 64 today. temperatures are in the 80's, san diego 81, los angeles, 89, same in palm sprin

one would not think that some lawmakers would end up in hawaii. but every year lawmakers are being invited to take trips to the aloha state. >> the legislator can get information in his district office or in his or her state capital office. this is about wining and dining legislatures for the purpose of access. >> reporter: the watchdog group common cause says the trips bring lawmakers together with special interest groups but they say the events are sponsored by nonprofits such as the independent voter project and pacific policy research foundation which mean it is $420 limit on gifts does not apply. >> the average citizen doesn't get to spend this kind of quality time with a lawmaker that these interest groups do. >> reporter: we examine last year's mandatory filings through the fair political practices commission and found that assemblyman paul phan of cupertino attended one conference in maui. three other bay area lawmakers bonilla miller and weckowski received trips. >> there's a reason they have them in san francisco and hawaii and san diego

one would not think that some lawmakers would end up in hawaii. but every year lawmakers are being invited to take trips to the aloha state. >> the legislator can get information in his district office or in his or her state capital office. this is about wining and dining legislatures for the purpose of access. >> reporter: the watchdog group common cause says the trips bring lawmakers together with special interest groups but they say the events are sponsored by nonprofits such as the independent voter project and pacific policy research foundation which mean it is $420 limit on gifts does not apply. >> the average citizen doesn't get to spend this kind of quality time with a lawmaker that these interest groups do. >> reporter: we examine last year's mandatory filings through the fair political practices commission and found that assemblyman paul phan of cupertino attended one conference in maui. three other bay area lawmakers bonilla miller and weckowski received trips. >> there's a reason they have them in san francisco and hawaii and san diego

the japanese population was 45% of the island of hawaii. if they extracted those japanese-americans, the economy would have collapsed. but on the mainland we were thinly spread out up and down the west coast. >> so you experienced discrimination early, but you experienced discrimination later in life as well; correct. >> i did. and that discrimination - i was able to kind of avoid my face, my asian face was a give away. from the time i was about nine or 10, i knew i was different in ways other than just my face. the other boys would say things like, "sally's cute." or "monica's hot." i thought sally and monica were nice, but i thought bobby was exciting. and none of the boys thought the way i did. so i knew i was different. and it wasn't the way i was supposed to be. so i was silent about it. i pretended that i was like one of them. you know, when you are young, you have a great need to be part of the gang, to belong. i dated girls, went to the senior prom and i played a part. then, as you grow older, you learn that there are other men that

it's hawaii with a touch of disney magic. ♪ . >>> be prepared for delays at the caldecott tunnel. they are putting on the finishing touches and tonight only one bore will be open. between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. tomorrow, the final work will start and continue until at least saturday morning and between orinda, you should expect between saturday and monday morning. >> you are looking at video from a drill they conducted earlier this week and the whole goal is to make sure this new tunnel is safe in the event of a fire or any other kind of emergency. in 1982, the caldecott was the scene of one of the deadliest things with a chain reaction crash involving a gas tanker. >>> a woman went overboard on a cruz from san francisco to hawaii and they are focusing on an area, 750 miles northeast and the grand princess says they intentionally went overboard. it was in the middle of a 15 day round trip cruz to hawaii but they changed course and they are now looking for that passenger. >>> they will be looking in the east bay starting this month and this the goal is to tag them and they must l

i flew in thursday from hawaii because it is a state that's legal for cannabis there's no access like we have here in california and san francisco. i really wish that the ones that did go down would come back up and we're patients, not customers. there are some dispensaries -- next customer, next customer and i will never go back to those 'cause i'm not a customer, i'm a patient. i just recently got diagnosed with something that i don't really want to say, but to take it away from me would devastate me. i live in i have to travel into the city for any type of med icine. my income got cut because of me being in california and the government not doing the money wise going back to hawaii. she's even doing cannabis now and medicinal rub and she's really amazed at what the rubs can do for you. i left her butter and stuff like that behind. she's very sick now. i'm here and i'm always going to be here in this movement and i just hope we can get it together and put up dispensaries for areas. some people can't travel that far or are scared of being robbed on the road or buses. that /hapbs. you

we heard from one trying to get to hawaii for his honeymoon. >> a long day, a little frustrating. just going to enjoy san francisco tonight and head out for hawaii tomorrow. >> there were a lot of bad storms in the area. some tornado touchdowns but, you know, fortunately my family is all safe. thankful for that. >> reporter: one traveler told us his night was delayed 4-5 hours and others said the flight to the west coast was 8 hours late because of bad weather. the severe weather is still on the move tonight. >> reporter: we are looking at the storms pushing off to the east. the tornado threat for the night and morning is finished but damaging winds and hail, very likely in and states including new york, vermont, eastern pennsylvania including philadelphia and skraton and new york, this after 81 separate tornado reports earlier today. more tornadoes in one day than we typically see in an average month of november. speaking of november, many of you are, ready for rainfall here in the bay area, that will change when we finally have a significant rain chance to talk about. talk about

you have a joint partnership with hawaii? >> we do. they have too many dogs and they are a small island with only so many people to adopt so we help them out and take in one or two dog as week since december of last year, we have taken in 75 dogs. they go very quickly. if you are interested in zorro, come on down to the east bay spca in oakland from 11:00 to 6:00. >> 510-569-0702. you can get zorro or his buddies at the east bay spca. >> thanks for coming in. >> back to you. >> please, stay with us for continuing coverage of the shooting in los angeles with updates throughout the day and follow us on twitter for breaking news. to those whoworried...... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 1-800-752-6631. [cheers and applause] >> whoa-ho! hey, wha

broke their backs and offered their sweet and tears in the canries of the alaska and in the field of hawaii and in the streets of san francisco so the next generation could sit at the table what the rest of the community. that's a dream that's been released for some time now but it's important for us to understand and to continue to celebrate the tour of how our community came to be what it is today. thank you and good evening. (clapping) >> thank you so much. the council general's partner is a tremor partner and we appreciate their sponsorship. thank you, council general. what the deputy coincidental general was speaking about i had a father that served in the military. tonight it's my honor to recognize the san francisco filipino cultural center. the san francisco filipino cultural center will be on mission street and promote unit within the filipino community by exemplifying the diverse members through inclusive programming. the center will aim to a enrich the lives by providing a space to cultural the arts. the center will be working with the filipino community and other groups to devel

coast guard is searching the water 750 miles northeast of hilo on hawaii's big island. witnesss and security video confirm an american woman jumped overboard. the grand princess ship was three days into round trip cruze to hawaii from san francisco. >>> couple of hours ago, three workers at the teszla plant in fremont got a visit from the big bos after they suffered burns during a workplace accident. kiet doe is at valley place medical center tonight. >> one of the workers has already gone home. one has second-degree burns to his hands, arms, upper body and chest. ceo was here today. he was both solid and can dad. >> elon musk arrived unannounced in the darkness with a small ent rauj and headed straight for the cameras. >> just wanted to make sure they were okay and getting best possible care and make sure. >> tessla ceo visited his employees in the burn unit. they all seemed to be in good spirtdings all things considered. >> in the case of jesus, his hands were burned pretty badly so it's not clear what the recovery is going to be. you know, we want to have that recove

. >>> the cal bears in hawaii. how they did against the razorbacks from arkansas. >> and what we are working on for bay area news at 7:00 on tv what we are working on for bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >> a mother is looking for answers after a accident. the boy is hospitalized after being struck by a car. his memory is hazy. the thing his mother wants the driver to know. tonight on join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. to those who've encountered welcome to covered california. new, affordable health plans so you can be ready for whatever comes your way. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> following breaking news right now out of oakland. police arestanding to reports of several -- are responding to reports of several people shot. we don't know the condition of any of the victims or any information about a suspect. we have a crew on the way to the scene and we will bring you more information on the 10:00 p.m. news. >>> mark is here now to tell us about the cal basketball players gett

the hawaii governor signed the bill into effect. hawaii is the 15th state to legalize same-sex marriage. illinois will become the 16th when its governor signs that stated's bill next week. for supporters of same-sex marriage, hawaii's law is meaningful. it was among the first battle grounds on the issue two decades ago. ray suarez, host of "inside story" spoke with one of the women at the center of that fight. >> well, john, on "inside story" today, we began our program on same-sex marriage with an interview with nania bear. she was the first american to file a legal case for the right to marry her partner. that was way back in 1991. i started by asking her whether lawyers were ready to take on her case and whether they were encouraged about the prospects for success. >> no. we were not very sophisticated. this was not part of any kind of, you know organized effort to find plaintiffs and go forward. we were in love. we wanted to get married. we applied for a license. and at that time, there was no organization, gay or otherwise, tha

now imagine that place in hawaii. welcome to aulani.... ...a family paradise... with just a touch of disney magic. for special offers, visit disneyaulani.com >>> welcome to "beyond the headlines." i'm carheryl jennings. from cancer to heart disease and of course, the dangers of secondhand smoke and every single day nearly 4,000 young people under the age of 18 smoke a cigarette for the first time. according to the centers for disease control and prevention the cdc also reports that nearly 13% of the adult population in california are currently smokers, and that is more than 3 million people. 69% of smokers in the united states do want to quit completely. the impact of smoking tobacco is clearly dangerous, but a fascinating recent study suggests tobacco's historic use in california may actually stretch back far longer than researchers believe. it's abc 7's carolyn johnson. >> this is the type that got us all started. >> if archaeologist, she's certainly fascinating by it. she spent tracing the earliest use of the peopl

. >> hawaii is about to become the 15th state to allow same-sex marriage. the state senate approved a building on tuesday. governor neil abercrombie says he will sign it, the new law taking effect on december 2nd. additional revenue can be expected. the university of hawaii says it will boost tourism by $217 million over the next three years. >> it's a different story in indiana which bans gay marriage. indiana lawmakers want to strengthen that law by defining what marriage is. >>> when beth moved back to her home town with her partner trish 3.5 years ago the state legislature had been debating gay marriage. >> it's not surprising that the indiana legislature would attempt to do this again. there's a political base that would have the expectation that they would pursue this agenda. >> it has been pursued every year since 2004. this year is no different of the the latest attempt has the backing of lawmakers from both parties, a proposed amendment to a constitution saying: >> opponents say turning the ban on the books into a constitutional amendment will make

. >> hawaii governor is expected to sound a bill legalizing same-sex marriage. the bill was passed yesterday leading the way for gay couples in hawaii and tourists to marry in the state starting in december. hawaii is the 15th state to recognize same-sex marriage. >> the house of representatives is holding another hearing on the issues behind the rollout of president obama's health care website. 275,000 people tried but could not create an account on the site when it debuted. the majority of the problems have been fixed and people are signing up. republicans want to know how much blame should be shouldered by the house and what the website is secure. >> netflix is getting a major makeever. the los gatos has a new enter faith for the streaming service. this is a nutted -- new youtube interview which more detail on what to watch and calling the "refresh "the biggest update in company history. >> the weather is refreshed this morning and a little cooler. >> the heat errand last night and that is when you know it will be cooler. we are tracking the fog mostly around

we found some weary passengers at sfo including one trying to get to hawaii for his honeymoon. >> it's been a long day, a little frustrating. just going to enjoy san francisco tonight and head to hawaii tomorrow. >> there were a lot of bad storms and tornadoes, but you know, fortunately, my family is all safe. i'm thankful for that. >> one traveler's flight was delayed five hours, another the flight to the west coast was eight hours late because of bad weather. >>> 4:33 now. newly released video shows the terrifying power of typhoon haiyan as it hit the philippines . the storm surge was captured on video by a community development worker who was sheltering on the second floor of a boardinghouse. the entire area flooded within just a matter of 30 seconds but the water receded soon afterwards. new government figures just released today show nearly 4,000 people confirmed dead about 1600 others listed as missing, more than 4 million have been displaced and need food, shelter and water. >>> since the typhoon hit the philippines people in the bay area have been pitching in to help. one of th

they urge passengers arrive 90 minutes early for domestic flight and two hours early for hawaii and international destinations. >>> federal regulators say that rules against making cell phone calls during commercial flights are outdated and they're looking at changing them. modern technology can allow passengers to use their cell phones while flying without compromising safety. the faa recently lifted restrictions. but the fcc regulates cell phones. >>> bay area water scientists say that a big part of california is sinking because we've pumped too much water out of the ground. john fowler looks what this means. >> reporter: this is the central valley. about 90 minutes south of the bay area. because water is pumped out, in some spots right now the ground is sinking about a foot a year. >> that is a very high rate of subsidens. >> reporter: michelle sneed showed us bucking concrete. and canals that no longer flow like they should. one area where high speed rail is planned has sunk five feet the last four years and sinking speeds up in drier years. >> if we can capture more water then water levels w

. >> happening today in hawaii, the governor is expected to sign a bill legalizing same-sex marriage. state senators passed the bill yesterday leading the way for couples living in hawaii and tourists to marry starting in december the 15 the state to recognize same-sex marriage. >> change is ahead for netflix. >> most members could be stuffing shopping bags rather than their turkey. now to the new york stock exchange with jane king. jane? >> shopping could become the measure normal on thanksgiving. a marketing professors says most major chains are open all day on turkey day in five years. with thanksgiving becoming just another shopping day what is the best way to avoid the crowd? there are 10 days to consider to go out for breathing room: when december 4, least crowded of. mondays tuesday, and friday of that week are good and december 11. some changes as los gatos netflix getting a facelift for a richer experience to watch. this highlights a list of movies based on past viewing. and a new seasonal drink with prices varying for coffee drinks. trading futures are quiet and have been al

hawaii amended its constitution defying its high court and stopping gay marriage in its tracks. almost as quickly as it had sprouted up a as a national issue. day marriage ceased to become one, to be one. until ten years ago this coming monday. >> that is when the supreme judicial court in massachusetts, the highest court in the state, decreed gay marriage was little there that court's ruling was put into effect months later, may 2004 when massachusetts became the first state to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples. >> by the power vested in me, i now pronounce you legally married. >> by mid-morning, couples previously denied the opportunity are now able to say "i do." the happiness was not embraced by everyone. >> it's evil. >> reporter: and here at the state house, some massachusetts lawmakers have started a process to overturn state marriage by putting it before the voters in 2006. >> just like that, the battle was back on. although the idea was as far from the main stream as it had been a decade earlier when rumblings from hawaii were first felt. an nbc poll in the sp

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the coast guard searching the waters 750 miles northeast of hilo on the big island of hawaii. princess cruise says witnesses and security video confirm an american woman jumped. the cruise line says she was 54. the grand princess ship was three days into a roundtrip cruise to hawaii from right here in san francisco. >>> three tesla motors workers are being treated for burns after an industrial accident at the company's auto plant in fremont. kpix 5's kiet do reports the employees got a visit from tesla's ceo at valley medical center in san jose. >>> reporter: elon musk arrived unannounced in the darkness with a small entourage and headed for the cameras. >> just wanted to make sure that they are okay and getting the best possible care and, you know, to come personally and make sure. >> reporter: he visited the employees in the burn unit and referred to them by first names. jorge and ken had minor injuries. >> in the case of jesus, his hands were burned pretty badly so it's not clear what the recovery is going to be. we obviously want to have that recovery as much as possible s

the very first state to ratify the following day was hawaii. that was followed by a few days later by a sweep of the states, delaware, nebraska, new hampshire, idaho and iowa. by 1973, 24 states had ratified e.r.a. by 1973, however, by late '73, e.r.a. proponents had lost control of the ratification process. how? it was extraordinary. and here we see how a single activist can affect history. in this case it was phyllis schlafley. i think the lesson that should be learned by both the right and the left is that individual action and grassroots activism in a democracy can matter, at least under some circumstances if the circumstances are right. long-time republican party activists, phyllis schlafley started a movement called stop e.r.a. declaring that e.r.a. meant the drafting of women into the military -- remember america was just emerging from the vietnam war. she also argued that it would take away statutory rights of wives and mothers. it would federalize laws that were perceived as the proper jurisdiction of states and would rescind or overtu

. >>> hawaii is about to become the latest state to allow same-sex marriage. later today the bill will be signed. the state senate passed the bill yesterday. it will allow same-sex couples to get married in hawaii beginning december 2nd. it's estimated same-sex marriage will boost hawaiian tourism by $217 million over the next three years. another 14 states and the district of colombia have already approved same-sex marriage. >>> and now to the affordable care act. president obama is being pushed to live up to his promise about americans being able to keep their current insurance from a surprising source. former president bill clinton. the bungled obama care rollout has sent the president's approval rating to its lowest level since he took office. just 39% of those questioned in a quinnipiac university poll approve of how mr. obama is handling the job. 43% believe the affordable health care act will make health care worse. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. the president is under increased pressure to make adjust

it will allow the same-sex couples living in hawaii to marry. they expect same-sex tourism to be boosted by $200 million in the next three years. >> in the philippines typhoon survivors are getting more desperate by the day as relief effort trickles in. here in the u.s. loved ones are waiting to hear word. southern california is home to the largest community of the filipinos outside of the philippines. bill whitaker reports. frustration is building. >> reporter: for los angeles shopkeeper virgie lyons, her phone is a blessing and a curse. a blessing because it's provided the only contact with her family in tacloban. a brief call from her brother saturday before his battery died. a curse because she hasn't heard from him or anyone else since. what did he say? >> he said, we're okay. don't worry. he's like screaming. tell them we're okay. after that we got cut off. >> reporter: her sister in manila heard her two young nieces survived the typhoon, but they died yesterday whether from hunger or diseases. they don't know. what is it like? >> i don't

is the most recent one before illinois to legalize it hawaii's law goes into effect on december second in d.c. of mayor vincent gray procyon it over at the first same sex marriage actual ceremony tuesday afternoon saying that it underscores the importance of this right however there are still a substantial amount of pushback from other states voters in more than twenty four states approved constitutional provisions that define marriage as between one man and one woman according to the national conference of state legislators. well for the past few weeks americans and canadians have watched and sometimes laughed and. the mayor of toronto rob ford first denied and then admitted to smoking crack cocaine on at least one occasion americans are well versed in the political scandal even with the can't scandals like richard nixon anthony wiener and even bill clinton but this is relatively new to toronto and the scandal keeps getting more interesting. but move over rob ford an american politician is back in the spotlight a u.s. congressman trey radel of florida republican a pled guilty today to

hawaii the 15th state to allow gay and less beian couples to, to mary. illinois's governor is poise today sign a similar bill next week. america tonight is up next. i am john seeing igenthaleseige i will have more news at 11 eastern, 8 pacific time. always get the latest news on aljazeera.com. >> on america tonight, crime and punishment, sentenced to life in prison at the age of 14. does the punishment really fit the crime? an americ"american tonight" exc, lockets up for life. >> i heard the word "life" i didn't understand that meant i was going to prison. >> tonight, a raging cycle, typhoon hiayan did he have states some of the world's poorest people. can they ever escape poverty's tight grip? and in on air natural. >> good morning. you have a missing dog? chattanooga's friendliest wake-up called and america's oldest dj. >> did you think back then that you would still be sitting in a radio booth today? >> this many years later, no, i did not. >> good evening, everyone. joie chen is on assignment. i am adam may. in the u.s., right now, about 2500 people

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que solamente los black hawks ha llevado un campeonato mundial a su ciudad no natal porque naciÓ en hawaii, pero la ciudad representaba como senador. los black hawks le entregaron una camiseta oficial del equipo con el nombre de obama y el nÚmero 13. >> ya tiene unas cuantas camisetas. >> tiene varias el presidente. lo que pasa es que ni los bulls ni a los white sox les ha ido muy bien. >> bueno. buenas noches para todos. gracias

a lot of moisture coming up from hawaii. this is not really a cold, coal front this is tapped into warm air. this will drag across the starting later today. so we will have increasing clouds. we're not really expecting any rain tonight but the north bay could start to get in on that a little later tonight. for today morning sun. tonight some rain could make it in. by this time tomorrow hopefully we will talk about rainmaking it. 34 santa rosa. if the clouds come in, it will trap that. it will be a cool day for many. 30s and 40s and a couple -- couple 50s. sacramento is cool at 42. there is your little bit of sun you all get a break and then we will see increasing clouds. it will billion one of the gray day -- it will be one of those gray days. there is rain dragging across tuesday afternoon. and into early wednesday. things looking pretty good here. fog, sun, clouds. there will be more rain to the north. morning sun, fog, afternoon clouds. increasing so it will really start to filter in here. 50s and 60s. i mean the warmest

it would make hawaii the 15th or 16th u.s. state to legal its gay marriage, depending on whether illinois finalis a deal. >> the family of a chillan poet is investigating his death, despite a report indicating that he was not poisoned 30 years ago. >> effort to prove one of the world's widely lead poewe et cetera was poisoned by chile's dictatorship suffered a setback. >> we have not found relevant chemical agents that could be related to the death of mr pablo. >> those were the test results following the exhumation of his body. the former driver and secretary and nephew thaing he was poisoned after chile's military coup, to prevent him going abroad. >> this is where he died and where, according to the family the poewe et's death -- poet's death certificate was tampered with. >> a current investigation indicates that in the early '80s. former president was poisoned to death, as were other opponents of the military regime, at home and abroad. in this case it is well-known that he had prostate cancer. his family argues at the ti

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hanabusa of hawaii. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 419, the gentlewoman from hawaii, ms. hanabusa, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from hawaii. ms. hanabusa: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. hanabusa: this amendment is similar to one i offered last congress which was agreed to by voice vote this amendment simply adds to title 2 the planning for america energy act of 2013, subsection 8 which mirrors the language found in a prior subsection addressing native american tribal land. it requires the inclusion of hawaiian homes commission act land. as you know, hawaii is a unique situation in that in 1920, this congress created the hawaiian homes commission act. there's a special body of 2 23,000 acres of land in hawaii under the control of congress. congress approves whether or not things can be amended in the act, even upon statehood that right was retained by congress. this amendment seeks to have those hawaiian home lans that the state agency responsible for the