my my hawaii my my hawaii and is too clumsy. but he not who had an eye infection who was very painful. so she named the baby painful tearful sore eyes. as if i want to suffer by god, everybody's going to suffer. here it is. lily smarting little local cheerful. melania burning pain kamaka, aha sore eyes so she was little local walania. come here. but baptized as lydia. right now this guy is one of my heroes forgive me if i start balling. kinahu's half-brother. kamehameh the third he was the last surviving son of the conqueror. he was born under immense privilege. he had life and death power over everybody, but he was torn between two worlds. he tried to commit suicide when the missionaries prevented him from marrying his sister. now he and anna now to the native people it would have been a brilliant match because their mother calebuilani was the product of a half sister marriage and the granddaughter of another full sister marriage and if he had had if he and i and i had a child it would have been next to the gods. because calebu

that is a hawaii concept. it is of value. we hope that you will [ speaking foreign language ] i know that sounds funny from a transplant but that is what we are about. >> hawaii welcomes all. if you have that spirit, absolutely. i get that. i want to ask you, here is a question from a viewer, tom, about cruise ships. how will anything that you are evolving affect the cruise ships to hawaii? >> we want that same standard. that's a great question. if people are vaccinated, it is going to be the vaxpass or call it what you will. otherwise, we expect people to get a pretest which is within 72 hours of disembarking the ship are coming up an airplane. once again, we have lowered the rate. that lowered the rate of infection by a huge amount. it was like 88% reduction of covid travel cases because of the pretest. we have been happy with that program. that was one of the first things we work concerned about in march of 2020. >> are you ready to handle the flood of tourists? i paid too much for a rental car. how are you ramping up in t

they said gee if you work three years in the sugar plantations of hawaii. it's equivalent to working 10 years in a factory since japan. so close to 1,000 people way back in 1885 went on 103 year labor contract to the sugar plantations of hawaii, but when they got there, they found out differently. they had four minutes or lunas. they had whips they used the leather whoops on the workers. so slave like condition. so many of them got out of their three year labor contract escaped to maybe the coffee plantations or the pineapple plantations and some of them went back to the cities others were enticed to go to the mainland many of you heard of benjamin franklin. he was a great statesman. however, he wanted to keep america white. it's a way back in 1751 benjamin franklin says, he didn't want the blacks or the asians here in america. and in the 1850s america wanted to visit a transcontinent of railway from new york to california, but they couldn't get enough workers. so what did the america do they went to china to recruit to chinese to come and build the railroa

governor or now as the senator of hawaii. what does it feel like to con stapt leigh what-- constantly be breaking new ground and not having people to look fooshed or inspire you or do you find people not in your career who inspire you to do these things. >> there are a lot of people. my mother is the main inspiration because she was a courageous risk-taker who completely changed my life by brunging me into this country. not very many people can point to one person who did that. and so i never looked forward so much to what i do and how i do it. >> trevor: you wrote a beautiful book about your story, how your mother brother you here and basically fought to set up a life for yourself and your family. did you know from the onset that this was going to be a book about your mother and her journey or were you surprised when you were writing it about how much she did to set you up to have the life that you have today. >> i have known for a long time that this is a book that i would dedicate to her. and that is why i wrote it, becaus

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in hawaii have the spam is for years the food transit from the contiguous 48 over to hawaii was kind of sluggish and unpredictable so they imported a lot of spam and that's why you'll find much so much spam throughout the whole why and islands as it was transportable portable and it would it would keep. it would last forever. still eating spam for a girl or 2. jeff diamond head is made out of calcified spam that sad but a lot. of the same you rather you know it's funny joe's i was reading your notes and by the way born june 2nd 1971 which is i found an old program of my high school graduation i graduated on the day that you were born so there that gives you some perspective but i see what you're at air force route 6 5 i can tell you joe how many comics i have watched the show i love talking to comics and so many of them grew up military kids must have prepared you have the road or something 100 percent i see it all the time i said in my jokes all the time but i go god bless the armed forces because if it wasn't for the armed forces there would be a mixed race. and that's the truth of

they said gee if you work three years in the sugar plantations of hawaii. it's equivalent to working 10 years in a factories of japan. so close to a thousand people way back in 1885 went on 103 year labor contract to sugar plantations of hawaii, but when they got there, they found out differently. they had four minutes or lunas. they had whips they used the leather whips on the workers. so slave like condition so many of them got out of their three year labor contract escape to maybe the coffee plantations or the pineapple plantations and some of them went back to the cities others were enticed to go to the mainland many of you heard of benjamin franklin. he was a great statesman. however, he wanted to keep america white. it's way back in 1751. benjamin franklin says he didn't want the blacks or the asians here in america. and in the 1850s america wanted to visit the transcontinent of railway from new york to california, but they couldn't get enough workers. so what did the america do they went to china to recruit to chinese to come and build the railroad a

we actually had a team of researchers in the state of hawaii. we went to the punchbowl cemetery and we took photographs of all of the headstones of the servicemen and women from that state, who were buried there, which is a national cemetery. we take that data and entered it into a giant spreadsheet, and in a cross reference with all of our primary sources, secondary source data. it was phenomenal. it was truly mind-blowing the number of chinese who served in world war ii from the state of hawaii. what else did you want to share frank? frank knows every name. he reviewed all of our research. he kept us honest. he wouldn't let us -- he wasn't very generous at times. >> it was like i need to explain that right. >> all of the quote born in china -- >> oh yes. we had to remove a lot of those. we had so many russians who were born in china and we were like they can't be chinese. and they weren't, because they were designated white. we had some really crazy names that we had to just removed from the roster, because at one point in time we had over 30,

and yet you do show with tahiti and hawaii efforts by nonwhite men or women to assert themselves. now, how does that fit in with these questions about warfare and the empire and the way the constitution can be a great mechanism for the gathering up of power by the ravenous states. how do these indigenous sovereigns manage the constitution to different ends? >> sometimes they try and fail. but sometimes not so much. great examples, which i talk about what happens in hawaii, which is clearly over the 19th century including being threatened by [inaudible] what the king of hawaii tried to do by issuing a constitution in 1840 and then varied the constitution after that, they used the constitution that again, issued in different languages sent around the world to say luck, here we are, an independent monarchy and state. this is a sign of our modernity. we have a constitution. therefore, and they spell this out, we are not overtaking. we are not here to be colonized. we have shown we are modern, we govern ourselves in and advanced way, to house government, certain constraints in the educ

speaker, when president eisenhower addressed the question of admitting hawaii as a state in the 1950's, he said the following, by the way i think all of you probably know that when alaska and hawaii were admitted not too far apart in years, alaska was perceived to be a democratic state and hawaii was perceived to

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me to do equate to see as well yeah you know they always in the mix played in hawaii have the spam is for years the food transit from the contiguous 48 over to hawaii was kind of sluggish and unpredictable so they imported a lot of spam and that's why you'll find much so much spam throughout the whole why an island as it was transportable portable and it would it would keep. it would last forever. still eating spam for a girl or 2. jeff diamond head is made out of calcified spam but a lot. of the same you'd rather you know it's funny joe's i was reading your notes and by the way born june 2nd 1971 which is i found an old program of my high school graduation i graduated on the day that you were born so there that gives you some perspective but i see what you're at air force route 6 i can't tell you joe how many comics i have watched the show i love talking to comics and so many of them grew up military kids must have prepared and you have the road or something 100 percent i see it all the time i said in my jokes all the time but i go god bless the armed forces because if it wasn't for

what actually happened in hawaii? >> the biggest ceremony i remember, i'm in sixth grade, was one where we had a school assembly and i got selected to pin the 50th state star on our school flag. that, i remember. and making a little -- a little paper star and pinning it. i just wished somebody had a camera, for gosh sakes, somebody had a camera back in those days. >> stephen: what do you think about the chances of adding it seems ridiculous that d.c. is not a state and puerto rico. they're more populous than some of the states that are actually part of the union now. >> i agree with you, definitely d.c. should become a state, and puerto rico, i hope that the people of puerto rico have decided that they want to become a state. i don't know that they have weighed in to that extent, but definitely the people of d.c. want to become a state. so talk about, you know, no representation. d.c. people pay a lot of taxes, already. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break, we'll be back more with senator mazie hirono. ♪♪ thd

i'm actually calling from hawaii. i don't know why you went michigan. host: good morning, up early. caller: yes. and welcome back to c-span, by the way, steve. so, here in hawaii right now, we are really moving towards the passports. >> we will leave this here to take you to a live event with secretary of state antony blinken. sec. blinken: since the united states recorded its first covid death, more than 550,000 americans have died in the pandemic. more than 30 million americans have been infected. millions of americans lost loved ones, often without having the chance to say goodbye. no one has been immune to the virus. it has hit people of color especially hard, devastating communities and deepening our countries racial and economic divides. covid-19's massive health and death tolls have been matched by its economic and social consequence. restaurants, bars, movie theaters, closed. many, permanently. millions of kids stay home from school, losing precious classroom time and millions of women dropped out of the workforce to care for children or aging parents. for all of these reaso

they said gee if you work three years in the sugar plantations of hawaii. it's equivalent to working 10 years in a factory since japan. so close to 1,000 people way back in 1885 went on 103 year labor contract to the sugar plantations of hawaii, but when they got there, they found out differently. they had four minutes or lunas. they had whips they used the leather whoops on the workers. so slave like condition. so many of them got out of their three year labor contract escaped to maybe the coffee plantations or the pineapple plantations and some of them went back to the cities others were enticed to go to the mainland many of you heard of benjamin franklin. he was a great statesman. however, he wanted to keep america white. it's a way back in 1751 benjamin franklin says, he didn't want the blacks or the asians here in america. and in the 1850s america wanted to visit a transcontinent of railway from new york to california, but they couldn't get enough workers. so what did the america do they went to china to recruit to chinese to come and build the railroa

given how important hawaii was to the us prosecution of the pacific war. i think you referenced this early, but i wonder if you could speak a little more about it. it would have economically ruined why and shut down the ability to produce and have viable economic efforts in hawaii. so the decision was made not to do that and not clear why i mean, i think it was a racist move political move economic move and i really can't overemphasize how the government did suppress information about the japanese americans in california that there was no evidence of espionage and sabotage, but if you look at all the public records of all the hysteria the media and the economic benefits during that time period it was substantial. you there is a tale of one of the officers on the west coast same somebody said there's no sabotage and he said the absence of sabotage. it makes me all the more worried. it was a kind of a classic bureaucratic double speaker. it may even be an apocal tale, but it sounds typical. pamela ogata with like to ask you this question. good morning. thank

for now, the rule only applies to people who have received vaccinations in hawaii and for travel within the state, a covid test and mandatory quarantine is still required for all other visitors here in california more than 26 million doses of coronavirus vaccines have now been administered, according to the latest data. there are now over 370,000 shots a day being given in this state and over 44% of california's population of 40 million. received at least one dose and nearly 26% are fully vaccinated. now two new details tonight about a man who died in police custody in alameda police have identified the man is 26 year old mario gonzales. police said. they tried to detain gives always yesterday for possible theft and during a physical altercation that followed. he suffered some type of medical emergency. police say they're still not sure of his exact cause of death. both the alameda county sheriff's apartment and the dea or investigating, also in alameda. fire officials are looking for a person of interest in six fires that were set last night and early this morning. the string of fires

they said gee if you work three years in the sugar plantations of hawaii. it's equivalent to working 10 years in a factory since japan. so close to 1,000 people way back in 1885 went on 103 year labor contract to the sugar plantations of hawaii, but when they got there, they found out differently. they had four minutes or lunas. they had whips they used the leather whoops on the workers. so slave like condition. so many of them got out of their three year labor contract escaped to maybe the coffee plantations or the pineapple plantations and some of them went back to the cities others were enticed to go to the mainland many of you heard of benjamin franklin. he was a great statesman. however, he wanted to keep america white. it's a way back in 1751 benjamin franklin says, he didn't want the blacks or the asians here in america. and in the 1850s america wanted to visit a transcontinent of railway from new york to california, but they couldn't get enough workers. so what did the america do they went to china to recruit to chinese to come and build the railroa

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think a couple factors really played into the decision, one, watching the numbers go down, and then hawaii was really, really safe. >> reporter: this physician and his family chose to go on vacation because he was already vaccinated. while bay area counties have reported a decline in new covid infections a new variant of the coronavirus has been confirmed right here in santa clara county. stanford health experts confirmed a new double mutation of the coronavirus. at least one case here in the bay area and more suspected. but it is still there's no evi double variantularly more virulent or causes more severe disease. >> reporter: the three vaccines are said to still be effective against the india variant. >> most people will mount an immune response that maybe it will not completely protect against all infection, but at least it will protect against the moderate to severe disease. >> reporter: the india variant is believed to be more transmissible, leading health experts to reinforce how essential it is to get vaccinated. >> what this emphasizes is how important it is for the entire united

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from hawaii seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. moulton, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. moulton will vote yes on house resolution 172. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. stefanik of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. stefanik will vote yea on h.r. 172. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. rush, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yes on h.r. 172. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from michigan seek recognition? ms. stevens: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. slotkin, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. slotkin will vote yes on h.r. 172. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. raskin:

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after that, i booked speaking on "hawaii 5-0." then stand-in for ben affleck on "triple frontier." >> reporter: it was on that set he met producer andy horowitz. >> some of the movies i've produced and worked on, "american hustle," "suicide squad." >> reporter: three months after working together, conlin got a call from a man pretending to be andy. the man said he had a big producer named deborah snyder on the other line and wanted to connect them. >> i'm deborah snyder, i'm a producer on "300," chn," "zach sner's justice league." >> for conlin, this is a huge break, this could lead to something really important. >> she goes, i have a role we think you would be perfect for. i'm like, i'm a no-namer, so i'm skeptical. but i go along with it. >> reporter: the deborah snyder impersonator on the other line says she wants conlin to audition over the phone. >> i've never heard of anybody doing a phone audition. she kind of lays out the scene. and i'm supposed to flirt with this woman at a hotel bar. and she made like a weird kissing noi

a lot of people are wondering, does this supersede examples of hawaii? you still have to take a test before you come? >> yeah, i haven't talked to the lieutenant governor who is the head of the hawaii state program that allows you entry into the state or the islands, i know that they are working on a vaccine passport. it is really difficult -- it's much more difficult than think. because they are worried about people copying and making fakes of the little vaccine cards you get. so they are trying to work companies don't think what the cdc said will change any rulings about going to hawaii anytime soon. every state, you know, if you go to texas, florida, whatever, everyone has their own rules. these are recommendations. >> it would not be hard to duplicate those cards. they are not particularly sophisticated. >> no, and that's what they are concerned about. imagine the black market for those cards. >> every solution brings up another problem. that's the way this this is this >>> dramatyou about major-league baseball, announcing they are moving the all-sta

state and hawaii was perceived to be a republican state. >> the politics of alaska and hawaii flipped over time. the two more senators now could tilt the political playing field towards the democrats. >> let me tell what you democrat support is really about of hr 5. democratic partisanship. democrat power. >> democrats contend g.o.p. opposition to statehood is really code. >> one senate republican said that d.c. wouldn't be a, quote, well-rounded working class state. i had no idea there were so many sill bells in the word white. >> one republican argued d.c. lacked a landfill prompting this from jones. >> with all the racist trash my colleagues have brought to this debate can i see why they are worried about having a place to put it. >> every topic they go to race. and if you oppose whatever radical agenda they are trying to push, they call you a racist. >> the d.c. bill likely faces a senate filibuster, which democrats hope to use as a wedge to eventually unwind the filibuster. >> we need to make the filibuster too hot to handle? house speaker nancy pelosi ducked my question if she s

. >> i found that i can work from hawaii and manage those expectations and manage those demands effectively. i like the camaraderie but i also like quiet and to have a sanctuary to go deep in my space. >> reporter: back at amazon's hq2 the blueprints call for more collaboration rooms, restaurants, open and outdoor space, hoping a very different workplace will encourage even more game-changing innovation tom costello, nbc news, arlington, virginia >>> on this holocaust remembrance day, lessons from the past more relevant than ever as we confront an epidemic of hate in our own time here's harry smith >> reporter: 101-year-old eddie jaku survived the auschwitz death camp his parents did not. >> my father 52 and my mom, 49, died in a gas chamber with 1,500 people 20 minutes before you suffocate. >> reporter: jaku had considered himself a proud german jewish, yes, but a german first until the holocaust. >> who invent something like this? now they ask, what has been done 80 years ago and now it's time to forget never. >> reporter: the hatred of the holocaust is not yesterday's news >> i know the

that's just some of the daily rates for renting a car in hawaii. sarah maddison has the story. seems like has gone from 0 to a 100. >> overnight. >> when mid-march came around, the barron says business just exploded. >> you can't because of a lot right now. the phones never stopped ringing. the people never stopped coming in. for every car renters and their 50 or 60 people need tonight because there's no cars. you can hear the stress and people's voices many rental car companies had to sell or ship some of their vehicles back to the mainland. >> when the industry was crushed for the past 12 months. it's hard to forget the image of hundreds of unused rentals. at aloha stadium. 9 months of no car rentals. >> you start greater cause. you know, you try to cut your overhead down with low supply. the industry can't keep up with the pent-up demand. >> and rebuilding a fleet of cars doesn't happen overnight. >> it's just a long process because a lack of cars to buy island right now. >> because everybody is buying cars. this is also causing prices to skyrocket. we've been checking exped

. >> i found that i can work from hawaii and manage those expectations and manage those demands effectively. i like the camaraderie but i also like quiet and to have a sanctuary to go deep in my space. >> reporter: back at amazon's hq2 the blueprints call for more collaboration rooms, restaurants, open and outdoor space, hoping a very different workplace will encourage even more game-changing innovation tom costello, nbc news, arlington, virginia >>> on this holocaust remembrance day, lessons from the past more relevant than ever as we confront an epidemic of hate in our own time here's harry smith >> reporter: 101-year-old eddie jaku survived the auschwitz death camp his parents did not. >> my father 52 and my mom 49, died in a gas chamber with 1,500 people 20 minutes before you suffocate. >> reporter: jaku had considered himself a proud german jewish, yes, but a german first until the holocaust. >> who invent something like this? now they ask, what has been done 80 years ago and now it's time to forget never. >> reporter: the hatred of the holocaust is not yesterday's news >> i know the l

permanently, splitting his time between hawaii and cape cod. look around his writing space, and you can see it's hard to find a man who has traveled more. >> new guinea skulls. nepal. these are from africa. from angola. i was in a little village in madagascar, and i said -- a woman said -- i said what's that, she said -- it's an egg. i said -- >> of what? a dinosaur? >> i said -- she said, this is the egg of the giant elephant bird. so this is your turn. you're going to shoot that -- >> what am i -- the target, okay, fine. out, he keeps his aim sharp. >> you hit it. >> damn right i did. >> he's a dead shot. >> since he does occasionally have to deal with predators that threaten his chickens and geese. he's never been shy at taking on what he considers another threat. you've long chafed at celebrities who feel like they can save africa. >> yeah. >> why is that? >> first, saving africa is a colonial idea. that's -- it's not a totally idealistic. you end up being mr. kurtz from "heart of darkness" if you do it. also, it should be a long-term thing

so if you were thinking hello, hawaii. there is a catch. even before -- even if you are fully vaccinated you might still have to quarantine and test if where you're going requires it, and at this point hawaii does. another caveat for international travelers, you still have to get a negative covid test before boarding a flight to the covid test and another within three to five days and fully vaccinated people you still have to wear a mask and wear your mask and keep your social distance for the rest of us who have not gotten the shots just yet. look at this tweet from the tsa. march had the highest number of screenings and in a very, very lock time, they say, logging more than a million travelers for 26 of the 3 is days so clearly there is an appetite to get out and about and as so many different spring breaks are happening around us, we might see an uptick in travel once again. at minutia san jose, kris sanchez, nbc bay area. >> this week is a big one. one of the first holidays where some americans are vaccinated and where covid restriction

in july, aina made the difficult decision to leave the island to get emergency gabladder surgery in hawaii. last november, when we first interviewed him, aina was waiting for word on when he could return home. he is one of at least 1,800 residents of the u.s. territory who has registered to get on a repatriation flight. on february 1, the first repatriation flight arrived in american samoa with 159 residents. that didn't include fiti aina. but in march, aina was one of the 188 residents on the second flight. aina had a ten-day quarantine in honolulu, and took multiple covid tests before his flight. and then he had another 12 days of quarantine when he landed in american samoa before he could be reunited with family. >> when i was in quarantine in hawaii, i had nothing in mind. the only thing that was on my mind was my wife and my kids. >> reporter: and when he was finally reunited with his youngest daughter, jolizabeth, who turned a year old just last year, aina wondered if she would still recognize him. >> she was looking at me like, oh, who's this? jola, say hi! >> hi! >> oh, man, it's s

they will represent san francisco and goodwill tours to japan, los angeles and hawaii. last night's ceremony was hosted by our own jana katsuyama. good evening, everyone. here's what's happening tonight in sports. two very significant facts about the 2021 masters, padecky matsuyama will always be remembered as the first player from japan to win a green jacket, and it was fortunate for him that he took a four stroke cushion into today's final round. matsuyama started the day with the buggy but then picked up three birdies on the front nine, this one on the eighth hole, and matsuyama was building a comfortable cushion, but things got a little more interesting on the back nine matsuyama, hitting his second shot on the par 4/15 and this one will find the water. matsuyama took a bogey there and one at 16 all of a sudden, his comfortable margin. it's so comfortable. just 24 year old san francisco native will isela taurus was the closest player to matsuyama because all the tourist saves part 18 to finish a round of 70 matsuyama would use every bit of his cushion at 18, he coul

the short and and price increases even leaving some tourist visiting hawaii to turn to renting ehauls instead. >> sometimes the only option you have left is going to be a box truck. >> they don't have any box trucks left today. >> reporter: brian kell says if a rental car is key to your trip, first plan around that. >> consumers must change their mentality around rental cars, you know. for so lock they have been an afterthought, but now they can be more than the cost of your flight per day rental. >> reporter: other tips to get you behind the wheel, join the rental company's loyalty program and check off airport facilities and consider booking directly with the company versus through an online travel agency. >> the car rental apocalypse as we're calling it shows no signs of abating, especially as we get into summer travel and book in advance and be as savvy as possible. >> that's stephanie gosk reporting. >>> by the way, the chip shortage also driving prize up on used cars. >>> well, when it comes to making it in the bay, first time home buyers are not find it any easier during the pa

life of musician composer and author liliuokalani the last queen of the kingdom of hawaii mr. haley also sketches the story of modern hawaii from the arrival of captain james cook in 1778 through a us marine act overthrow and removal of the queen in 1893 and annexation of the islands in 1898 the university of mary, washington in fredericksburg, virginia hosted this 75 minute illustrated talk as part of their crawley great lives lecture series

another thing, i go to hawaii in the winter, and i've been fortunate enough to do that. but yeah, i have another idea about what they were talking about taxing vehicles. in hawaii, they tax them on weight for the roads, so they could text these electric vehicles, the weight of the vehicle for wear and tear on the roads, and as they get more efficient and lighter, that will work. number one is to thank this gentleman for the work he is doing. host: thanks for the call, scott. guest: scott is a great example of a hard-working person who is specialized in home renovation and repair. this is one of the fields benefiting right now from the shift in clean energy because, as we approve -- improve the efficiency of our homes, we are talking about jobs for roofers, carpenters, electricians, and more broadly for steelworkers, tool and die makers, pipefitters, he's are real jobs for real americans, and we are benefiting from this. when a home is better insulated, it means lower energy costs and a healthier home. i'm grateful for that, but this is a good way to sum up the potential

and it won't just be hawaii. thvious. global auto production is nearly at a standstill because of shortages of computer chips. there is no fast solution. advice to summer travelers, book your rental car as soon as possible and cancel later if your plans change. whit? >> got to plan ahead. deirdre, thank you. >>> when we come back, countdown to the oscars. hollywood's biggest names will return to the red carpet for the first time this award season. the restrictions now in place. i could have imagined. my grandfather was born in a shack in pennsylvania, his father was a miner, they were immigrants from italy and somewhere along the way that man changed his name and transformed himself into a successful mid-century american man. he was just my beloved grandpa. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com when i'm shaving down there not just any razor will do new venus for pubic hair and skin with a patented irritation defense bar for a smooth shave with blades that barely touch sk

case of hawaii. ms. houlahan of pennsylvania. mr. pappas of new hampshire. mr. purl metter -- mr. perlmutter of colorado. there soto of florida. ms. titus of nevada. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment, pursuant to section 5580 and 5581 of the revised statute of 20 u.s.c. 4243 in the order -- and the order of the house of january, 2021, of the of the following members on the part of the house board of regencies of the institution. read the names, please. charlie: mr. smith of -- the clerk: mr. smith of nebraska. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speak's appointment pursuant to 22 u.s.c. 276-l and the order of january 4, 2021, of the following members on the part of the house to the british american interparliamentary group. the clerk will read the names. the clerk: mr. kind of wisconsin. chair. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment, pursuant to 2 u.s.c. 501-b as amended by the public law 116-260 and the order of the house of january 4, 2021, of the following members to the house communications stand

>> who would've thought, but here you are along with senator representing the great state of hawaii in the u.s. senate where this was a great day, an important vote i know for you and we will see the legislation as it goes through the house under the guidance of speaker pelosi. once again, the new book from the senator is heart of fire, an immigrant daughter's story, senator from mazie hirono, the great state of hawaii. thank you and aloha, thank you for cohen coming on. >> coming up for us, with one of our favorite doctors is hearing from younger people about why they're not to getting the shot after this. his. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source. with just one pill a day, you get 24-hour heartburn protection. take the prilosec otc two-week challenge. and see the difference for yourself. prilosec otc, 1 pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. did you know the source of odor in your home... ...could be all your soft surfaces? odors get trapped in your home's fabrics and resurface over time. febreze f

it's maybe we need to put you on a special assignment to hawaii marines. he can figure it out. kron 4 all right. let's switch gears now and talk about our weather temperatures yeah, we're already noticing that cooldown out there just seen for the end of your workweek forecast. >> widespread double digit cooling, especially for those of you in oakland, 20 degrees cooler than around this time yesterday. that's why you're in the low 60's. but we're tracking a 25 degree difference between the san francisco peninsula coastline and our inland valleys in the east bay conquered in livermore still tracking pleasant temperatures even with your double digit cooling at 77 degrees. but pacifica in the low 50's out there right now. so 25 degree difference easily and for those of you in san jose in the 60's as his nap at 69 degrees a little bit milder there. but santa rosa currently at 66 degrees and taking a live look outside for the east bay over berkeley seeing the return of that marine layer specially off along the coast when tracker for tracking those breezy westerly in southwesterly win

yeah you know they always in the mix played in hawaii have the spam is for years the food transit from the contiguous 48 over to hawaii was kind of sluggish and unpredictable so they imported a lot of spam and that's why you'll find much so much spam throughout the whole why and islands as it was transportable portable and it would it would. it would last forever. people still eating spam from world war 2. diamond head is made out of calcified spam but a lot. of the same you'd rather you know it's funny joe's i was reading your notes and by the way born june 2nd 1971 which is i found an old program of my high school graduation i graduated on the day that you were born so there that gives you some perspective but i see what you're at air force route 6 i can tell you joe how many comics i have watched this show i love talking to comics and so many of them grew up military kids must have prepared and you have the road or something 100 percent i see it all the time i said in my joke all the time but i go god bless the armed forces because if it wasn't for the armed forces there would be a

s that's according to the centers for disease control at 40 per 100,000 on lee, hawaii is lower at 39 cases. per 100,000. the state is averaging about 2000 new cases per day. test positivity is down a tick to 1.5% hospitalizations are down to about 2100 people. coming up here. his family says that he was healthy. alameda police say he suffered a medical condition during his arrest and later died. now a bay area family is fighting to get some answers. plus fires have forced these homeowners out of their homes two times over the past four years. today, they got a little help preparing their property to beam or fire resistant this year. attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health i

the prices in hawaii or astronomical. we've seen rates of over $500 a day in some cases, travel experts say. if you have plans coming up, you should book your car rental as early as possible, or you can fly to a less popular destination and pick up the car rental there and then drive the rest of the way too. your final destination. and how about this in hawaii that people are renting moving trucks in a car, you haul facilities say right now is the busiest. they have been in years. a new job offer in the uk has a very unique requirement. the job pays about $40,000 a year to visit. hubs. it even comes with a fancy title of heritage project officer. the offer comes from the lincoln shire county council. that's a town of about 100 about 120 miles north of london for one year, the heritage officer will travel the uk researching and recording the architectural and social history of local pubs. applications are being accepted until may 3rd. there's a new demand for breast milk from mothers who were vaccinated. new after popping

cyril derreumaux will kayak from california to hawaii by himself. it's 2400 miles and he hopes to make this in 70 days. it has solar panels but he will move it by using his body, pedaling and pedaling. >> there's flippers under it. it's very efficient. it's much like a j course. i will be drifting south until i catch the trade winds. >> he will embark on may 30th. if successful he will become the second person to make the journey and the first to do it sips 1987. so we wish him all the luck. >> he will have a lot of upper body strength after this. >> and some strong calf muscles. >>> during the next half hour on kpix 5 and streaming on the cbsn bay area. >> drought, wildfires and unhealthy air, the trio threatening the area. coming up, what local authorities are doing to prepare. >> here's a live look outside as we head to break. looking are you managing your diabetes... ...usising fingersrsticks? withth the new f freestyle libre 2 sysystem, a continuous glucose monitor, you u can check k your glucoe with a a painless,s, one-secocond scan. and d now

it was said hawaii and alaska could not be admitted because they weren't contiguous. west virginia everyone knew couldn't be admitted because it used to be part of virginia just like kentucky was part of virginia. oklahoma it was said was too poor and therefore did not meet constitutional wreck which sits. utah was too morman. new mexico was too catholic. this is very much in the mainstream of partisan political opposition to vindicating the rights of american citizens. colleague from virginia invites us to say, just give it -- just give washington d.c. back to maryland. thereby conceding that congress has the power to modify the boundaries of the district of columbia as was established in 1847 with the retrosession of virginia. there is one problem with his argument. the people of washington, d.c., haven't asked to go back to maryland and maryland has not requested that the land be given back to maryland. instead, what we have is american citizens exercising the rights under the 9th amendment to the constitution organizing the new state and petitioning for admission

right now only hawaii is holding out for the may 1st deadline we maybe expect to hearty from t -- hear from them as we did from oregon this morning as white house press secretary jen psaki put it into context earlier, that doesn't mean we'll all get a shot immediately here's how she put it. >> by april 19th, all adult americans will be eligible to get the vaccine. that doesn't mean they'll get it that day that means they did join the line that day if they have not already done that beforehand >> so folks will be able to join the line this, guys, as there's a lot 6 progress being made on the pace of vaccinations. the number of people who are fully vaccinated, more than 62 million, that's 19% of the population or of adult almost a quarter, 23% of people over 65, 55% are fully vaccinated so we're getting there we just need more supply court? >> that point you made about the appointments is tough. you can be eligible, but getting at appointment is a whole other ball game. once you do, the relief feels good the california governor, governor newsom just announcing actually he plans to lift m

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>>> some savvy tourists in hawaii have taken a unique approach. struggling rental car companies are experiencing a supply shortage that is driving up prices to over $700 a day to rent a car. tourists in hawaii are getting creative and renting u hauls at much more reasonable prices. the president said, quote, we understand demand is short. >> be careful on those roads. >>> now to a colder spot. the small canadian town lost internet over the weekend due to beavers gnawing their way through fiber cables. they chewed through a 4.5 inch protective layer to reach the underground cables. 900 people were affected and local cell service was impacted. the situation was, quote, a very bizarre and uniquely canadian turn of events. indeed. >>> still ahead here, we'll speak to congresswoman hailey stevens in michigan about how her state is dealing with coronavirus infections. >>> 39 years ago, the trial for the man accused of shooting president ronald reagan and three others would begin in washington. he would later be acquitted on the base of insanity. >> amon