police now say he has been identified as marcus brown of highway -- hawaii and his death was labeled a homicide. police were finally able to learn his name after a friend in hawaii reported him missing knowing he was visiting california. >>> the measure by state senator hancock would have forced gun owners who already have such clips to get rid of them. california already has a law that bans sales of clips that hold more than 10 rounds. in california, the state legislature passed a gill allowing residents to get licenses. saying the license cannot be used for voter registration or public benefit. it would allow some 2 million people here in california to drive legally. governor brown has indicated he will sign it. >>> now to the possibility of another b.a.r.t. strike. tonight just 28 days remain before a 60 day cooling off period runs out in union workers vow to go on strike. b.a.r.t. management and union workers return to the bargaining table today to try to hash out a deal. both of the labor unions and b.a.r.t. say they will resume full negotiations over salaries, health care and p

. ♪ ♪ >> from his home base in hawaii, he has become an ambassador of sorts for this instrument, and no question it needed a little help. remember "tiny tim"? ♪ the isket, the asket, a green and yellow basket. >> historically speaking, why has the ukulele got so little respect? >> it's small, so it's always been easy to pick on, and it's always been marketed as the instrument anybody can play. you don't have to have any knowledge of music. >> at the university of hawaii, we met jim tranquata, a ukulele historian. yes, there is such a thing. his great, great grandfather made some of the first ukus here in this last state to join the union. we think of the ukulele as distinctly hawaiian. in fact, it's not. >> no, i'm still surprised that so many people are surprised that it is originally a portuguese instrument from a tiny little island of me deer a, which is off the coast of morocco. >> they were brought to these shores by portuguese immigrants in 1879. at the time the hawaiian gazette referred to them as strange instruments, a cross between a guitar and a banjo. but hawaiians quick

police now say he has been identified as marcus brown of highway -- hawaii and his death was labeled a homicide. police were finally able to learn his name after a friend in hawaii reported him missing knowing he was visiting california. >>> the measure by state senator lonnie hancock would have forced gun owners who already have such clips to get rid of them. california already has a law that bans sales of clips that hold more than 10 rounds. in california, the state legislature passed a gill allowing residents to get licenses. saying the license cannot be used for voter registration or public benefit. it would allow some 2 million people here in california to drive legally. governor brown has indicated he will sign it. >>> now to the possibility of another b.a.r.t. strike. tonight just 28 days remain before a 60 day cooling off period runs out in union workers vow to go on strike. b.a.r.t. management and union workers return to the bargaining table today to try to hash out a deal. both of the labor unions and b.a.r.t. say they will resume full negotiations over salaries, health car

i know this area of the law is a a bit of a mess with hawaii said they could restrict this and there's been some regulations since them but it's unclear if that case law is applicable. so to go through expensive legislation to end up what the state go i want to be careful. so a continuance to the to the call of the chair make sense in terms of allowing the author to nail down the legal guidance to know what our chances are in court if the legislation is passed. so can we continue this to the to the call of the chair >> madam clerk call item 3. >> it's the planning code to have the standard i see conformity for residential uses. we have a gentleman from supervisor avalos offices. and supervisor avalos what like this continued to the call of the chair we're hoping to have the city attorney to move forward on a portion of the project. to give you a brief update. the planning staff outlines this as 3 parts of the legislation. the main part is section 33 of the criteria considered when considering merges of residential units. it's our tennis to bring this more 40 in line with having an opti

we were diving in hawaii. and there were aquamarine fish that were quite outstanding. >> reporter: there's a smartphone backlash snowballing right now. prince jack white, they've banned them from gigs. beyonce just told a fan to put his away. >> you've got to put that down. >> reporter: many have seized on that moment and agree enough is enough. the film captures our growing addiction and she's struck a nerve. more than 18 million people have watched already. ironically, a lot of them probably on their phones. ♪ happy birthday to you >> reporter: i was fascinated to hear about her next project. >> okay, my next video is going to be about the science and chemistry -- >> radio stuff? >> reporter: nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >>> up next on abc 7 news at 9:00, the wild scramble for some scientists studying a volcano [ man ] it's big. supports in times of need. same with aladdin. the biggest in bail. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. al

>> as far as i know, it was created by a professor in the hawaii university? m for meeting, i for incentive, c for conference, e -- if i speak further for the meeting as my personal definition, it would be corporate meetings. i is for incentives. incentives means you are in the kind of meeting by yourself. so for those people working for the insurance company, for those direct marketing companies like herbalife, like new skin, there are many top sales that are in their meetings by themselves. there are a lot of exciting programs, bring them outside to somewhere like hawaii or paris or tokyo, and they have an awards ceremony to award them for their achievement in the past. so it is incentive. convention, relation to the meeting of the ngo, nongovernment organization, or government meetings. -- of course thinking about the tradeshow or some kind of flower expo, so that could be many festivals. we have many townships that have different kind of festivals. so it can combine those factors into m.i.c.e. in english-speaking countries, they did not like the word m.i.c

. >>> why is hawaii such a liberal state? do you know what liberal means? >> no. >> some of the dumbest things ever said on waters world. no this is not three hours long. >> what is ben franklin famous for? >> the 100th president? >> caution, you are about to begin the no spin zone. it begins right now. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly and thanks for watching us. should america attack syria? that is the subject of this evening's talking points. conservatives and liberals are split over the issue which as you know is rare in this country. so there is no question that storm clouds are gathering over the obama administration because the president is in trouble. he needs congress to uh official his decision to use military action. congress might not do it. although yesterday the senate foreign relationses committee voted 10-7 to support the president. they are fascinated how some prominent americans are coming down on the issues. let's define some well known people. president bush avoided speaking of current issues, but says he will meet on friday. quote, the human co

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hawaii, if i am not mistaken, on average, you make $49,000 to go on welfare. we are incentivizing people, saying if you don't want or can't work, that's not the way the system was set up. it was a temporary fix for people having a hard time and eventually get off food stamps and welfare rolls and they're not. >> one point about statistics, that's for a family, welfare you get hawaii or any place else is not for two working people. if both were working minimum wage, it would be more than that. it is a family on welfare we're talking about, not an individual. >> i am not sure why it matters. you make 49 grand and not work. >> it is more than minimum wage. it makes it sound like an individual gets more from welfare than if they work a minimum wage job. >> dana, i found it outrageous pets don't work. >> they should. i have been trying to get jasper a permanent endorsement deal, but nobody has taken me up on the offer. >> soon. >> i think disability payments that we make in the program is something that is worth looking at and changing in the next presidential elec

. >> i was growing up in hawaii, you didn't have to have car insurance. and everybody, of course, didn't think they were the ones that would have an accident and get hit. but ultimately you need something as a society to make sure there's a foundation. >> if you didn't have the 150 a month. if you were never going to go out to dinner again, you might not want to pay that. >> there's no perfect solution here. every solution moves you down the road a little bit and you modify it and change it. my belief is you won't know for sure what's going to happen for a number of years. and by then, the legislation will have been modified. things will be modified. and the reason we went into the exchange, the reason we started because i wanted to get in the business of promoting health and not just only be in the business of treating illness. and if i get the full premium dollar and my job is to take care of you and manage population health, then i have all of the incentive in the world to do the things for you in the right location, in the right place, so i'm not only

. >> it's october 1997 in kona, hawaii. sian welch and wendy ingraham are professional triathletes and among the year's strongest contenders. >> i put a huge effort into the event for '97. i think on paper i can win this. >> for the first time i really believed i could win the hawaii ironman. >> i just saw a glow in her eyes. she was in probably the best head space that i had seen her in years. >> the day begins in the water where wendy promptly sets a new women's swim record. she expects to lose her lead during the bike ride, but it doesn't happen. >> and i was just like, what's wrong? am i here, is this the right day? are they still racing? did they crash. all these thoughts were going through my mind because no one had caught me yet. i was on cloud nine and i was just like, i think i might actually do it this time. i might actually win the iron man. >> the race is shaping up differently for sian. >> the day of the race, i knew that something was wrong with my body. about 30 miles into my bike i just was not able to keep

hawaii, if i am not mistaken, on average, you make $49,000 to go on welfare. we are incentivizing people, saying if you don't want or can't work, that's not the way the system was set up. it was a temporary fix for people having a hard time and eventually get off food stamps and welfare rolls and they're not. >> one point about statistics, that's for a family, welfare you get hawaii or any place else is not for two working people. if both were working minimum wage, it would be more than that. it is a family on welfare we're talking about, not an individual. >> i am not sure why it matters. you make 49 grand and not work. >> it is more than minimum wage. it makes it sound like an individual gets more from welfare than if they work a minimum wage job. >> dana, i found it outrageous pets don't work. >> they should. i have been trying to get jasper a permanent endorsement deal, but nobody has taken me up on the offer. >> soon. >> i think disability payments that we make in the program is something that is worth looking at and changing in the next presidential elec

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to hawaii. this happened once before years ago when i was living in california, living in san francisco and covering technology and it happened. and the worst part about covering that story you're trying to get a statement and going i really want to buy that ticket but i probably shouldn't. journalism ethics kicked in. >> ten bucks and on the aisle seat, the meal, the luggage, that's about $800. >> it all adds up in the end. >> checked bag will get you no matter what. >> two-hour window was a sweet spot for a lot of people that booked travel. they'll honor it. >> good for you guys. >> thanks. >> sure thing. >> want to get a look at the weather forecast across the country. >> let's check in with dylan drier in boulder this morning. hey, dylan. >> hey, good morning, guys. good morning, everyone. we are getting a break from the rain this morning here in boulder, but we will see some more showers redevelop especially to the west of here later on this afternoon as that moisture continues to stream in

my dad graduated from medical school, he served in the army for a year as an intern in hawaii. and when we return from hawaii in 1954, we returned to where he grew up in the northwest corner of indiana, around east chicago and hammond. >> her years, total years from her freshman year at the west point to the time you got out of the service, what were those years. >> 1965. so i became a cadet in the summer when we were ratcheting up the combat role in vietnam. >> go back to the vietnam experience. what did you think of the vietnam war going in. you went in 1970? >> 1970. >> and what did you think of it after you spent a year there? >> well, i think the answer to the question -- i have to put it in a little broader context and put it in the context of the 1960s. so i just mentioned that my classmates and i showed up at west point in the summer of '65. and in an sense. we missed the 1960s. we lived a relatively insulated and isolated existence at the military academy at the time while outside of the gates of the military academy, in many respects, the country was coming apart. com

we had a case in arizona people used the food stamp card for trips to hawaii. >> it has been happening for years. >> david: but it's pickingp now. >> i'm with you all the way when it comes to fraud. i wish we'd spend time debating how to end the fraud on we do in a false argument -- >> david: we did in clinton organization and we reformed welfare. this president won't reach to the republicans -- >> it may have more to do be the timing. people are going back to work, they are not paid enough money to survive without it. >> ehear what you are saying. we have a flat tire of the u.s. economy where the u.s. government is throwing banana peel in form of rule or barbed wire taxes for companies that create jobs. we want to help the poor, get them a job. >> we agree we are a better community, better country when the folks don't want to take welfare. that is the problem. the spirit of america i think is being destroyed. coming up next, five years after the last financial bubble popped, new worries that the fed may be created a new one in the stock market, itself. could you be running for cover?

they flew to hawaii, scotland, st. martin, and france. >> this whole investigation is something that smells to begin with, and we want to get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: senator charles grassley of iowa first saw our investigation of this arrangement a year ago. >> what bothers me the most is what's the justification for it? it implies there's a favoritism going on. that would be long and it implies there's a waste of taxpayers' money. >> while she wouldn't answer question on camera, nasa ames division chief e-mailed a statement saying nasa is always looking for public/private relationships. as for google, a spokesman referred us to h-211's vice president ken ambrose who declined an offer to go on camera but sent us a statement that reads in part, quote, h-211 aircraft buy only the fuel available at moffet and, quote, we pay full retail for hangar space. and, quote, between rent, capital improvements, and science flying, na sand the taxpayers are $2 million to the good. the records show a helicopter owned by ambr

banldz around the world and a san francisco shirt >> the boy was taken to the local police station in hawaii to show them off and our heartfelt thanks that you went out of your way for this boy. so there's a lot of things they do they're not heroic or brave but little things that mean a lot (clapping) so is chris here. is he here in the audience. fred is on the back and i'd like to acknowledge him (clapping) >> i don't know if steward is here but i guess he's not here. is carl pain in the house? ongoing but i want to acknowledge them. and right now i'd like to introduce melissa rodriguez our assistant district attorney. she's going to explain what she does at central station >> good evening everyone. thank you very much for giving me the opportunity to speak with you. i'm the district attorney here in san francisco. i'm the district attorney that's assigned to the extra district. you are have the privilege to work with some of the best officers like chris and the officers who take the time out of their day to speak as you can see their wonderful people and have big hearts and do an incredibl

when he graduated, he served in the army for a year as an intern in hawaii. when we returned from hawaii in 1954, we returned to where he northwest corner of indiana around east chicago. from theyears freshman year at west point to the time you got out of the service? >> 1965. i became a cadet in the summer when we were first ratcheting up the u.s. combat role in vietnam. 1965 until the summer of 1952 -- >> you went in in 1970. it afteryou think of you spend a year there? >> to answer the question, i have to put it in broader context, in the context of the 1960's. i mentioned my classmates and i showed up at west point in the top -- in the it after you spend a year there? summer of 1965. we missed the 1960's. we lived a relatively insulated and isolated existence at the military academy at the time, while, outside the gates of the military academy, the country was coming apart in many respects. coming apart because of the unpopularity of the vietnam war, also coming apart because of racial unrest, the emergence of a counterculture. we were aware of the fact a

you're more likely to be attacked by a shark or hit a deer in the state of hawaii, which state farm reports they're least likely to happen there. i'm feeling lucky myself here because one of the customers ended up buying me this rose as well as a power ball ticket. his condition, he says if i win i'm supposed to split the winnings. that's a deal. >> organizers plan to change the odds so it's harder to win the big prize, but the jackpots will get more massive as they grow. >>> a private u.s. rocket blasted away for the international space station. orbital sciences corporation launched its capsule from virginia today. it contains 1300 pounds of food, clothing and other items for the astronauts. this is orbital science's first cargo launch. space x of california has been delivering goods to the iss for about a year. >>> meanwhile an atlas five rocket is also now headed into space. it blasted off on cape canaveral early this morning. onboard is a high frequency communication satellite said to be 10 times more capable than the one itis replacing. it will be put into orbit 22,000 miles above the

hawaii and new york have these programs where they pay people to get on a flight and move, and on the flip side, can you pay people to move for work? i don't know. it depends on do they know what they want to do for their job? and a lot of millennials don't. >> what does reduced mobility reflect in terms of the economy? >> that's a really good question. i think certainly just in the last five years it reflects a less vibrant economy. there are people who will move to look for work, but a lot more people will move when they have a job. there is an interesting question of why it has decreased over the last 50 years. and that would be interesting to look at. >> enrico is there a homogenization of jobs going on? >> no, actually to the contrary. the difference between successful local labor markets in the united states and less successful ones has been growing, and the gap -- it's as large as it has been since world war ii. so the difference between wages they make in high-wage places and wait a minutiges you can ma low-wage places is much higher than it used to be. so the room for -- for

we were diving in hawaii. and there were aquamarine fish that were quite outstanding. >> reporter: there's a smartphone backlash snowballing right now. prince, jack white, the yeah yeah yeahs, they've all banned them from gigs. beyonce just told a fan to put his away. >> you've got to seize this moment. put that phone down. >> reporter: enough is enough. her film captures our growing addiction, and she struck a nerve. more than 18 million people have watched already. ironically, a lot of them probably on their phones. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: i was fascinated to hear about her next project. >> my next video is going to be about the science and chemistry. >> radio stuff. cool. >> reporter: nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> all right. harvard business school did a study. we're going to see how we did. 70% checked their phone within an hour of getting up. >> guilty. >> yeah. 56, an hour of going to sleep. >> yeah, guilty. >> 48%, fridays, saturdays. >> i do. >> yeah. continuously during vacat

. >>> and a freak accident in hawaii. a driver barely escaped injury, when a surfboard you see there did that. crashed through the windshield. apparently, it had fallen off an overpass and then bounced off a school bus. >>> and some history last night at the u.s. open. serena williams goes double-bagel on carla suarez navarro. a commanding performance from the american, 6-0, 6-0. it took a brisk 52 minutes. first love-love win since 1989 out of flushing. serena on her way to the semifinals. >>> and the longest losing streak in north american sports is over. the pittsburgh pirates won last night. it means for the first time since 1992, they will end the season with a winning record. it looks like they're on their way to october where they might face another team that won last night, the los angeles dodgers. completed a sweep of the colorado rockies. >> can't you just let pittsburgh have it? >> yeah. >> no. share the stage. >> thank you, josh. >> you bet. >>> now, to the latest strange diplomacy from dennis rodman. the flam

airplanes that records show flew to hawaii, scotland, st. martin, and france. >> so this whole investigation is something that smells to begin with. and we want to get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: senator charles grassley of iowa first saw our investigation of this arrangele a year ago. >> what bothers me the most is is what's the justification for it? it implies there's a favoritism going on. that would be wrong. and it implies that there's a waste of taxpayers' money. >> reporter: while she wouldn't answer questions on camera, nasa aims strategic communications chief maria quan e-mailed a statement that reads in part, quote, nasa is always looking for innovative private/public partnerships. and quote, there's no agency on moffitt air field other than the defense department from which to obtain fuel. as for google, a spokesman referred us to h211's vice president, ken ambros, who declined an offer to go on camera but sent us a statement, quote, hh211 aircraft buy only the fuel available at moffitt. and, quote, between rent, capital imp

when you hit 400 parts per million, as we did as reported by the monitoring stations over in hawaii, it hasn't been like that for 3 or 4 million years. when it was like that 3 or 4 million years, the sea was a lot higher. the ice at the poles was a lot less. so, we've got a lot of evidence. we've got to find now the step-by-step sequential movement toward the goal. and the goal is an energy system totally compatible with the rules of nature. (applause) >> we've got to get on the side of nature. (applause) >> now, a lot of people like to have fight nature, but we are nature. when we fight nature, we're fighting ourselves. we're fighting our own life support system. that's really the challenge here. so, it's business. it's our livelihood, but it's also a calling to wake people up, to make the kind of progressive steps that are crucial to make sure that we keep going. so, we have 130,000 solar installations. we're going to get several hundred thousand more. and as governor of california, i guarantee we're going to get there because i'm going to move us out of all the obstacles. whoever,

he is an avid biker and has led bike tours in los angeles and hey hawaii and washington, d.c. and london and looks forward to participating in the bay area bike share program. jared? [ applause ] >> thank you, this is a real today, and the people behind me, they really did take a village to make this happen. and the work and the effort is paying off today and i am thrilled to be here and i bike to work every day and i was lucky enough to try one of these in washington, d.c., and i have tried one in london, and i tried one in paris, and these things work. and you will get all kinds of people saying this is the best thing that you have ever seen and all kinds of people saying that this is the worst thing. in a few months from now everyone will want to be on one of these and the program is going to expand. president obama recently came out strongly and said that we need to take action on climate change and we need to do that soon. here in california, 50 percent of greenhouse gas emissions come from vehicles. not from this vehicle, we spent a lot of time when ed and the mayor and

our sglars they're doing all that, they can afford it skwl google jets reportedly flew to places like hawaii, that hee tee, even croatia with an economic boost from uncle sam. that's what the story really seems to show. it pays to be rich. >> i guess when you're rich and all that, i really don't matter. >> so what does nasa get out of the teal? they tell us google execs agreed to do scientific flights studying greenhouse gases and braukt in $1.3 million a year to let google park its planes here. >> google street view car involved in a hit and run in indonesia today. photo here a witness took of the damage and posted on a web site. police say the driver hit a bus, took off, then hit another bus in a truck. not clear if anybody was hurt. google says it's investigating. >>> do you know what's in your makeup or your soap dish? a lot of products have pretty nasty ingredients, but now sue quan says because of wal-mart we're getting a big step closer from getting rid of those toxic chemicals in his home. >> at wal-mart, marcus could not find the ingredients on his detergent. >> do you want to know

richest state with highest medium household income followed by alaska, new jersey, connecticut and hawaii. and the poorest five states including kentucky, west virginia, arkansas and mississippi >>> coming up all your sports highlights. >>> first, a trivia question for you. nfl teams like the giants, redskins and steelers have all lost their first three games. so has any 0-3 nfl team ever made it to the super bowl? the answer when "early today" returns. >>> all right, take a look. before the break we asked, has any 0-3 nfl team made it to the super bowl? and the answer is, no. yes, i thought it might have been a yes. it is a no. although the 2007 giants who were 0-2 did win the super bowl. now, let's get the latest in sports. nfl week three getting right to sunday night football. shall we? bears versus the steelers. big ben with this pick in the second. major wright runs it in for a 38-yard touchdown. roefrts under pressure loses the ball and peppers with a return ed with a 42-yard fumble return touchdown. the undefeated bears win it, 40-23. the steelers are 0-3. >>> 27-7, colin kaepernic

the states in blue are deemed to be less small business friendly, based -- [ technical difficulties ] hawaii, maine and rhode island are judged to be the least friendly. they get a grade of f from thumb tack. utah, alabama, idaho, texas, all of them get a grades. every else is just kind of average. small business owners have familiar complaints over too much regulation, red tape, taxes, and poor sales. but what do they complain about the most? it's not taxes, it's licensing and permit requirements. they drive owners batty even more batty than paying taxes. all right. tuesday's report proves that many small business owners have a glass half fulfill sfy. take this man's business. his business hasn't always flowed as smoothly as the product. connor joins us from his brewery in stamford. good to see you and congratulations on running your business. what has surprised you on the up and down side about this new business? >> on the upside, we'll start there because we're a glass half full people v been the way the local people here have gathered ash the brewery to support us. this was a market that

airplanes that records show flew to hawaii, scotland, st. martin and niece, france. >> so this whole investigation is something that smells to begin with and we want to get to the bottom of it. >> the senator first saw or investigation of this arrangement a year ago. >> what bothers me the most is that it implies there's a favoritism going on. that would be wrong. and it implies that there's a waste of taxpayer's money. >> while she wouldn't answer questions on camera, the division chief e-mailed a statement that read in part, quote, nasa is always looking for innovative public partnerships and quote, there is no agency on moffitt federal airfield other than the defense logistics agency from which to obtain fuel. as for google a spokesman referred to h 211's president who declined an offer to go on camera but ent us a statement that read, h 211 aircraft buy only the fuel available at moffitt and we play full retail for hang gar spice. the helicopter owned by ambrose was refueled 138 times at moffitt fuel. then there's this. >> we do not have

hawaii has no way of cleaning up the sticky substance. >>> after two years of sitting on the italian coast, the wrecked cruise ship is set to be raised. workers plan on rotating the ship in an operation that is said to last eight to ten hours. >>> and for the first time since giving birth to prince george, duchess kate had a glamorous night out. >>> time for your look at business and we turn to courtney reagan. >> well, futures are higher after stocks took a bit of a breather. the dow failed to post its fourth straight triple digit gain. it may be friday the 13th, that's not up lucky for tunluck markets. twitter's ipo plans to file public in what could be the biggest tech offering since facebook. no word on the timing or what twitter's ticker symbol will be. and 7-eleven is opting for healthier snacks. they're the fastest growing part of the snack business. one in five customers walk out with a snack. it may as well be a healthy one. >> i didn't realize it was friday the 13th up you mentioned that. thanks a lot. coming up, richard lui has all your sports highlights. and why is this g

everyone in hawaii recognized the magnum p.i." helicopter. >> maybe you could find a place to set us down. >> it was brown and had an orange stripe on it. >> steve makes three trips with his famous helicopter. victoria films from below, and everything seems routine until the fourth trip when steve reports mechanical trouble to tiny on the radio. >> tiny began saying things like, oh, come on, steve, you did it in nam, you know, you can get this bird down. >> steve momentarily regains control of the chopper. >> so he says he's going to land it. as he's coming down, he still had erratic movement. then he had the bird under control. i said, oh, he's got it, everything is fine. he's got it. bring it down. >> when it was about two feet from the earth, it just turned over on its side and came right for us with the rotors sideways. i thought it might explode. >> fuel is leaking from the crashed craft, and it could blow at any second. but that's not what's on tiny's mind. >> in vietnam we see a lot of choppers crash on the river. you react

the other mosquito story is about the birds in hawaii. it turns out that the wild species that were in, the bird species that were in hawaii say at the turn of the 19th century, about half those are gone. and they've been largely wiped out by avian malaria. now, this is not a disease that transmits to us, it's only a disease of birds. and it seems that the malaria was probably there at the turn of the 18th, 19th century, probably been there a long time. but what happened was a mosquito was introduced that transmated it -- transmitted it very readily. and there's an account by a missionary who was in the hawaiian islands from about 1820 or something like that. the ship watering, it brought its water barrels ashore, they emptied them out, and then he says there were paradise that was hawaii came to an end because they had to swap mosquitoes. of course, they made no connection between mosquitoes and disease at that stage. in fact, we didn't even understand infectious disease at that stage until louis pasteur comes along in the mid 9th centur

hawaii ranked just after maryland as the second best place for women to live. >>> in canada, it looks like the geese may have finally met their match. take a look at the gooseinator. it may look like a toy, but it has a mission to accomplish. it's designed to break up flocks of geese that gather and dirt yup this park. it will be tested out this week. no word on whether the geese are plotting a counter attack. that will make them get out of there for a minute. >> you could just stick a dog out there. >> they do that in some areas. >>> let's check on the weather. beautiful weather is going to continue, yes. 56 now. no wind at all. the dew point has come up. but it's still around 51 degrees which means overnight tonight, some places will get down to the low 50s. 83% humidity. there could be fog forming in some spots as well with those very light winds. not much going on as far as the temperature changing. tomorrow just about the same as we saw this afternoon. if you like today, you'll love tomorrow. 55 oakland, cumberland. 65 over in d.c. locally, temperatures upper 50s to the low 60s.

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of the appropriations committee and he saw the connection between pearl harbor at his home state in hawaii and this memorial. that is why he was pushing for funding. every time we bring a congressman down here they have the reaction that this is a beautiful and important place. >> when i was at the stock exchange on 9/11 12 years ago you saw the building coming down but you didn't have a sense of what was here. >> we are trying to make this area weave back into the fabric of lower manhattan. >> much has changed in new york in the dozen years since 2001. this week i spoke with a man in charge of the city that day, former mayor rudy giuliani who offered his reflections. >> my reflection that lives with me forever is seeing a man throw himself off the 101st floor. that has lived with me every day. my reflections are the tremendous heroism of our firefighters, police officers and citizens. >> they were going in and we were coming out. >> i gave a speech this morning to a group in mid town manhattan and a lady said i was surprised. i thought i was going to be very sad. she said i was sad but i