we saw from hawaii the muslim ban was shot down again. it is not just about the muslim who this is about a nominee has allied himself with donald trump, who stands with trump and has shown he is not willing to separate politics from his work. we have such issues where his administration is trying to strip millions of people from their health care coverage and trying to break apart families with immigration policies. they are going out against working-class people and making promises about jobs that they know they don't have the ability to bring back. great importance time in our history. thank you all for being here. let's work together to stop this nomination. [applause] please welcome megan faulkner from every voice. >> good morning d.c. thank you everyone for coming this morning. >> i am megan faulkner. we fight for democracy that works for everyone, not just the wealthy. --ave one question for you do we need more money in our elections? no. i didn't think so. neil gorsuch does not agree with us. he has sided with the wealthy and power

and the other senator from hawaii accused jeff sessions of what she said was "dog whistle politics." scott, that's another way of suggesting he's being racist. >> pelley: still 50 stars in the flag. margaret brennan for us at the white house. margaret, thank you. well another federal judge that mr. trump clashed with during the campaign is back in the spotlight tonight. gonzalo curiel has been assigned to preside in a lawsuit bro immigrant who has been deported to mexico. the man claims that his dreamer status should have allowed him to stay in the country because he arrived here as a child. judge curiel preside over two lawsuits involving the now-defunct trump university which were settled. mr. trump questioned his impartiality called him, "a mexican." judge curiel was born in indiana. the decision by fox news to fire bill o'reilly may not end the sexual harassment scandal there. federal prosecutors have launched a criminal investigation. according to a lawyer for a woman who is suing roger ailes, the former chairman of fox news. anna werner is following this. >> reporter: the board

jeff fern said he paid $1,000 for a full first class air fare from hawaii to irvine. after boarding the flight attentaint told him he had to get off the plane because it was overbooked. he held his ground. then he found out, they needed his seat for a traveler with higher status. first class priority status. when he refused he was threatened with handcuffs. >> she said if you don't leave voluntarily, we will summon security and have you escorted off the plane. my wife joked if you had waited five more minutes it would have been you on tv. >> he flew home in a middle seat in economy. and they apologized and gave him a $500 credit and the difference between his seat and the economy seat. >>> scattered showers, but this is just the beginning. here is chief meteorologist paul deanno. >> we have had scatter showers all day long. the showers continue tonight. some drizzle for the giants game. and, some scattered showers in alameda county and san mateo county. moving right over the city of san francisco. out toward lafayette and san ramon. what happens from here? overnight t

attorney general jeff sessions is getting heat for comments that seemed to mock the state of hawaii. kpix 5's allen martin has more on what sessions said. >> reporter: liz, it was during a radio interview sessions criticized the judge in hawaii who blocked the president's travel ban. >> i really am amazed at a judge sitting on an island in the pacific to issue an order that stops the president of the united states from what appears to be clearly his statuter to and constitutional powers. >> hawaii's two u.s. senators fired back. one said: and we won't succumb to your dog whistle politics." senator brian schatz tweeted: "mr. attorney general: you voted for that judge. and that island is called oahu. it's my home. have some respect." sessions had this to say: "no i wasn't criticizing the judge or the island. i think it's a fabulous place ... had a granddaughter born there. but i got to tel t is a point worth making that a single sitting district judge, out of 600, 700 district judges, can issue an order stopping a presidential executive order that >> attorney general jeff sessions said

a judge in hawaii. sessions called the judge sitting on an island in pacific. he said he's angry and has no regrets. >> reporter: tonight attorney general jeff sessions refusing to apologize for this comment he made about federal judge watson of hawaii. >> i really am amazed that a judge sitting on an island in the pacific can issue an order that stops the president of the united states from what appears to be his statutory and constitutional powers. >> reporter: judge watson halted the trump administration sengd t -- second try at the travel ban last month. sessions refused to back down. >> i share with you my concern that we have 700 federal judges in america. i made the point that one of them not -- attorney general to secretary defense, the cia director. one judge overruled the constitutional authority of the president of the united states to protect america through his executive order. >> reporter: sessions further explained his comments this way on cnn. >> i wasn't criticizing the judge or the island. i think it's a fabulous place. had a granddaughter bor

lawmakers in hawaii taking steps to plan for an attack. >>> the manhunt for the facebook killer now stationwide. police in several states on alert. searching for the suspect accused of filming himself killing a man and uploading it to the social media site. the community coming together overnight to remember the victim as facebook defends itself about the video. >>> new this morning a home rocked by an explosion. look at these scenes. the new video moments after the blast, plus this -- >> hello, prince william. >> hello, lady gaga. >> good morning. well, it's afternoon there. >> pop star and the prince in a facetime conversation. the important issue they discussed overnight. >> making you wonder if prince william feels like he's talking to royalty when he's speaking to lady gaga. >> good morning on this tuesday. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm erielle reshef for in diane macedo. more tough talk between the u.s. and north korea. neither side showing any signs of backingup. >> pence arriving in tokyo saying the u.s. is with japan 100%. president trump is firing back with a blunt message. abc's jana

hear what we are learning about this problem on the rise in hawaii. (james) taking a look at stormtracker four radar... scattered showers for your morning commute. details on how long it's expected to last... after the break. (james) taking a look at bridges this morning as you head out the door. bay bridge, san mateo bridge, richmond bridge, and golden gate bridge. it's a wet commute as there are scattered showers all over the bay area this morning. (james) in the weather center with anny tracking the forecast... (anny) .look for scattered showers to continue through the day today. dry and slightly warmer weather is forecast for friday and saturday. rain chances will return on sunday, and indications are that unsettled weather will continue for much of next week. no major hot spots. bay no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (mark) a california couple on their honeymoon in hawaii c

i've talked about it a lot in hawaii. where there's a provocation, there's a negotiation and there's a concession. it is peaceful for a while, and then the cycle starts again. i think kim jong-un has elevated that to a cycle of provocation, provocation, provocation. and what he is seeking is his own independent nuclear deterrent in order to threaten ure united states into inshor the continuance of his regime. >> to follow up on senator graham's questions, we go back to history, the situation we're in now has often been analogized recently to the cuban missile crisis. part of the settlement in that case was we had a military force and threat of military force. we had the blockade but ultimately there was an agreement not to invade cuba. and that was part of the agreement that ended up with the missiles coming out. is this a moment, if regime preservation is his goal, is there a moment where we could enter into those kinds of negotiations and talk about a treaty? >> i don't want to, you know, to limit the president's option

i've been coming to hawaii for years. there's no place on earth that i feel closer toriati rcreation. there's a sense of spirituality, of divine presence. you can feel it in the soil. the big island especially tends to foster new age spiritual gatherings and off the grid religious commune. one of these is called cinder land. also known as rainbow village. run boy a self proclaimed prophet names jesus. that's jesus with a "z" and that's who i've come to find. aloha. i'll take all beef. aloha. so i'm here like talking to people about speartialities and religions that come out of this island. have you ever met this dude jesus with a "z"? >> i used to laugh at him but i don't know. kind of foolish laughing anymore till you see what they really have. >> the guys at the hot dog stand filled me in. about 15 years ago jesus with a "z" bought a big piece of property on the big island. since then he's gathered disciples from all over the world, united by a doom's day prophecy, a vision he has bot the end of the world. guys like him

they filed a lawsuit in hawaii. the first decision on the new, executive order came out of hawaii. all i was saying was the president -- >> why not just call it the state of hawaii? >> the president -- nobody has a sense of humor anymore. look. the president has to deal with the department of defense. the national intelligence agencies. cia. he knows the threats to this country. he is responsible for protecting america. this order is lawful. it's within his authority. constitutionally and explicit statutory authority. we're going to defend that order all the way up. and so you do have a situation in which one judge out of 700 in america has stopped this order. i think it's a mistake. and we're going to -- battle in the courts and i think we'll eventually win. >> at a rally last month, the president said this current ban is a watered down version of the original. he says we should push the first one all the way. >> the first one was lawful. i totally support the president's view that the first order was lawful. we spent tremendous amounts of time to respond and order -- write it in

as the center of hawaii said, i just cannot tell a little story. it's time for storytime. i'm going to give you two stories. exactly how he feels about black people and exactly how he feels unhelpfully should be interacting with our community. one story takes place in colorado. a 22-year-old young man had marijuana. a police officer confronted in. the young man ran. that police officer chased him, grabbed him and taste them in the head, killing him on the spot. gorsuch decided to protect that police officer, the claim in the police officer did not know it was unconstitutional to kill somebody for marijuana by teasing them in the head. my next story takes place in utah with a 9-year-old who was only 67 pounds. this child was 67 pounds and the child to another child ipad. the police resource officer came in, grabbed the child and put them in armonk as he handcuffed him in school. the gorsuch decided to protect that child -- protect that police officer instead of the child saying it was the child's fault that the police officer use that sense of fours. this is how gorsuch fee

, thenit the west coast, or alaska or hawaii, then it becomes a national security matter. and we have mike pence in the region trying to reassure north korea's neighbours. which was preplanned. we should make it clear that he didn't just preplanned. we should make it clear that he didn'tjust decide to parachute himself in. we were talking earlier, and china is the big issue. what is their role in this, and how do they played? china has supported north korea economically in terms of its energy resources, in terms of its food. let's not forget, north korea's raison d'etre is almost too destroy the country of south korea. the question is, are they bluffing or will they see this through?m question is, are they bluffing or will they see this through? it is a paper tiger. its conventional forces are quite weak and could easily be overwhelmed. despite those displays. at some of the stuff being displayed as possibly not even real. it is easy to whip up a crowd like that and put on a big show. that is why they have those big rallies, to intimidate the west. what is interesting is h

and north korea, how prepared is hawaii in the event of a nuclear attack? that question came up during the white house press briefing yesterday. >> there are military contingency plans for almost every scenario. i think the president made clear, we're aware of the activities that they've engaged in and we're monitoring them and the national security team continues to keep him up to date. >> sandra: a senior fellow at the east/west center and here's what he thinks. >> i don't have any doubt that north koreans are aware that if they use the nuclear weapon in anger that it would mean the extinction of the regime, and north korea would be a separate country. having said that, i have to emphasize, there's no good reason for the north koreans to use their nuclear weapon since it would be suicidal. >> sandra: joining me to discuss is representative matthew lopresi. can you tell me, what is it exactly that you're trying to do to prepare for this type of event? >> well, thank you for having me. this resolution that we've introduced simply asks the state to prepare.

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. >> during my recent trip to hawaii, i actually did that. and i caught it all on camera. >> we're here in hawaii at the volcano and i am about to cross something off my bucket list. we're going paragliding. to start things off, the owner of pro flight paragliding multitasks driving us to the launch point while running through safety instructions. >> didn't know it was being filmed. >> you are doing great. >> after a short safety quiz which luckily was not in hawaiian. >> let's watch that again. see that hand signal we are making, that means hang loose. yet i keep saying, mahalo, thank you. which makes no sense. >> shaka. >> from there my instructor took over. strapping me in. i remained calm. >> not too loose. >> it has to be loose. you have to run. >> finally, it was time to fly. >> three, two, one. launch forward. oh, my god, this is so cool. ♪ ♪ ♪ i want to get away i want to fly away ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ got to get away ♪ ♪ i want to get away i want to fly away ♪ >> what a rush. >> would you like to try flying? >> rea

hawaii's democratic senator not amused. mr. attorney general, you voted for that judge and the island is oahu. that island is my home. have some respect. >>> protests in venezuela spiraling out of control as opposition groups to nicolas maduro planning to follow demonstrations with more sit-ins. they blame maduro for the staggering crisis and now blames the government for hiring armed bands for attacking women and childrens hospitals. we have stefano live from venezuela joining us. >> reporter: good morning, dave. the attack was effectively by the men as the foreign minister acclaimed yesterday on twitter. it is yet another sign the conflict and protests are spreading to popular areas in the outskirts of caracas. what has happened so far especially in the last three weeks of the news cycle is the marches will take place in middle class or residential areas. definitely not in the popular barriers or popular neighborhood where support for chavez is still strong. the attack at the hospital means the sign the protesters are spreadi

should consider adding ballistic missile interceptors in hawaii." i was thinking about the historical parallels. the u.s. entered world war ii in an attack in hawaii. >> thanks for having me. that headline you just read came from a story yesterday with the admiral's testimony to the house committee. what started as different is that it wasn't the usual rhetoric about someday north korea might be a problem or someday north korea might be able to reach one of the 50 states. it was that he thought it was a threat today and he thought it was necessary to put interceptors in hawaii now. that made it sound like a much more current threat. >> jon: we know north korea has a short range missiles, but we don't really know what they might have in the way of long-range missiles. >> they've been trying to work toward building a long-range missile. they test them and the case is basically that we don't really know how long it's going to take before one of these tests go right and how quickly they can turn around something like that. this morning, the follow-up te

. >>> the federal judge in hawaii who ordered a halt on president trump's revised travel ban has now upped the ante and indefinitely extended that halt, and the white house is not at all happy about it. as you might recall, the revised ban was not as strict as the original. it was changed quite handsomely. it exempted green cardholders and temporarily barred travelers from six predominantly-muslim nations from entering the u.s. iraq no longer on the list. but the judge in hawaii ruled that the intent was the same as the original, calling it a neon sign flashing "muslim ban." in a statement today the justice department said, quote: the president's executive order falls squarely within his lawful authority in seeking to protect our nation's security, and the department will continue to defend this executive order in the courts. so where is this going next? katie. they changed it even, too, because the original order gave an exemption to religious minorities -- >> right. dagen: they even took that out -- >> right. >> -- so it does not read like a muslim ban. >> right, right. it wasn't i

[applause] >> please welcome to the stage the senator from the great state of hawaii. [applause] >> a low high everybody. --aloha, everybody. >> who watch all four days of the gorsuch hearings? to say, oh mye gosh, what happened? as we decided, what the heck is going to happen to our country, what happened was, the very next day he had the march on washington. [applause] that started with a retired attorney a maui. did you know that? media, andcial within a day, people have said we are going to do something. this investigation has not stopped since. weis because of you that stop trumpcare. [applause] and the person who was the laborer secretary nominee, dropped out. [applause] of my heard from more constituents in the time that the president has been in office than in the entire years that i have served in the house of senate. likeawaii, i had something 4000 to 5000 communications. that is a lot. [applause] i have this wonderful group of activists that come to my office in hawaii every tuesday to make sure i'm staying the course with you guys. [applause] so thank you s

reporter: when's the best time to bye airline tickets to hawaii? >> you planning a trip? the best time to buy tickets to hawaii is about a month in advance. why? well, airlines know these are leisure travelers so there won't be any last-minute business travelers to fill any empty seats so they drop prices in an effort to get leisure travelers to fill any remaining open seats. now, it is a gutsy move, though, because it doesn't always work out. now, if you're thinking about weather, on average, july and august are the warm et ceteest while january is the coolest. i'll post a link to hopper.com on our web site. go to abc7news.com. joey, have fun, thanks for your question. >> and send us pictures. if you have a question for michael finney, record it on your smartphone or tablet, share it on social media with the hashtag "ask finney" or go to our web site. you can see your question answered here on abc 7 mornings. >>> dr. priscilla chan, wife of facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is in talks with san francisco officials to open up a charter school in the cit

hawaii is suing. yeah. in response, president trump is suing hawaii for being hard to spell. that's what -- that's what he said. it was hard to spell. >> kellyanne conway defended trump's claim that president obama wiretapped him. >> there was an article this week of how you can surveil someone through their phones, certainly through their television sets any kind of ways, microwaves that turn into cameras, et cetera. >> i'm not sure if kellyanne's microwave is watching her but it sounds like she spends a lot of time looking directly into it. >> press secretary sean spicer now says that president trump didn't literally mean that president obama wiretapped him. he also said donald trump didn't literally mean for people to vote for him. >> for weeks now, republicans have been pushing their obamacare replacement plan. but the bill has a preexisting condition. everybody hates it. >> and this week it came out that his job approval rating is at just 36%. trump was confused. he said how can they disapprove of a job i'm not even doing? >> it was announced that ivanka trump will becom

hawaii today. >> and now the president offering this personal take on the brutal north korean dictator. >> he's 27 years old, his father dies, he took over a regime, so say what you want, but that's not easy. especially at that age. >> reporter: adding, as to whether or not he's rational. i have no opinion on it, i hope he's rational. tonight's missile test also a defiant message to china, north korea's economic lifeline. president trump counting on president xi to pressure kim jong-un, more evidence it is not working. the president has been briefed. lester? >> andrea mitchell in our washington newsroom, thanks. >>> now to the troubling new details in the deaths of two american army rangers killed wednesday during a raid on isis in afghanistan. the pentagon revealing today that sergeants joshua rogers and cameron thomas may have been killed by friendly fire. nbc's hans nichols has more on the chaotic battle. >> reporter: vice president mike pence receiving the remains of two army rangers who died in an isis raid in afghanistan. joshua rogers, 22 from bloomington, illinois, played footb

the kingdom of hawaii. >> she was working on a constitution that would restore her royal powers. from this procession, she went back to the palace and announced her constitution. , on ther: cap 9:00 presidency, historian william efficacy ofon the 20th-century presidents. the american presidency was in the late 19th century, and how powerful an office in was -- it was when theodore roosevelt surrenders power in order to shoot lions in africa. announcer: sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern, the encyclopaedia britannica films "the ordeal of woodrow wilson," with former president herbert hoover. agreed though they had to mr. wilson's 14 points, these delegates were not determined to let idealism stand in their way. not conflicted with their own purposes and desires. announcer: for our complete schedule, go to c-span.org. night, rhodenday island cylinder -- senator howdon whitehouse discusses government is impacted by corporate money and special interest groups, and his book, "captured." he is interviewed by "new york times" investigative reporter eric lipton. >> when you have one front group

senators from hawaii were quick to defend their island in the pacific. he said sessions' comments were ignorant and dangerous. he reminded him of the 2013 vote confirming the very judge he criticized. >>> it's important that the judge is considering charging wikilea wikileaks. he remains holed up in the ek dorian embassy in london. prosecutors are trying to determine if charges can be brought on information stolen. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," jeff pegues will have the latest on the wikileaks investigation. >>> critics are outraged following reports that bill o'reilly's payout could be as high as $25 million. >> shame on fox! shame on fox! shame on fox! >> protesters demanding a change in the fox corporate culture demonstrated outside fox yesterday. o'reilly was fire after multiple sexual harassment allegations and an internal investigation. >>> at a houston hospital visiting hours brought a meeting of two former presidents. george bush dropped by yesterday the see his father george h.w. bush. he was admitted a week oeg due to a case of mild pneumoni

chelsea gabbert of hawaii, foreign affairs committee served in u.s. army and back in january in damascus with president bashar al-assad. congresswoman, thank you for joining us. >> wolf, good to talk to you. lets talk about this chemical attack. you tweeted about the attack and i will put it up on the screen. you tweeted this. whoever that's found responsible, be if the syrian government, al-qaeda or isis, must be held accountable. >> here is the issue, wolf, what i believe or what you believe or others believe is irrelevant. what matters is the evidence and facts. if bashar al-assad is responsible for these horrific chemical weapon attacks. i will be the first one to denounce him and call him a war criminal and prosecution at the international court and make sure the consequences are there. the key is now with president trump's military strike last night, directly in the face of the action that the u.n. is working on at that time to launch an independent investigation to find out exactly what the facts are and who was involved and who was responsible

hawaii is suing. yeah. in response, president trump is suing hawaii for being hard to spell. that's what -- that's what he said. it was hard to spell. >> kellyanne conway defended trump's claim that president obama wiretapped him. >> tre was an article this week of how you can surveil someone through their phones, certainly through their television sets any kind of ways, microwaves that turn into cameras, et cetera. >> i'm not sure if kellyanne's microwave is watching her but it sounds like she smends a lot of time looking directly into it. >> press secretary sean spicer now says that president trump didn't literally mean that president obama wiretapped him. he also said donald trump didn't literally mean for people to vote for him. >> for weeks now, republicans have been pushing their obamacare replacement plan. but the bill has a preexisting condition. everybody hates it. >> and this week it came out that his job approval rating is at just 36%. trump was confused. he said how can they disapprove of a job i'm not even doing? >> it was announced that ivanka trump will become

the passengers were booked on another plane which should be landing in hawaii now. >>> san francisco police took a teenager into custody after he threatened suicide and attacked two officers trying to subdue him. officers were called at an apartment at 26th and caps streets after receiving reports of a teenager breaking a window. the teen fought with officers hurting two of them before he was detained. the injured officers will be okay. the teen was taken to the hospital for treatment. >>> police now say they arrested 23 people at yesterday's trump rally in berkeley. trump supporters followed people who were protesting the rally. 11 people were hurt including a person who was stabbed. officers tried to control the crowd but had little success. investigators are viewing video and social media posts to pursue arrests. >>> a north carolina mother and daughter visiting san francisco are relieved after police reunited them with their loved one's stolen ashes. someone broke into their rental car the day before at fisherman's wharf. melanie spoke with them. she's in the newsroom. >> reporte

hawaii is far away. >> all right. so, he's literally correct. >> he's got the facts. >> it's actually many islands. >> many islands. but what you've got is -- the question i share with alex, is trump going to sound like candidate trump? one of the biggest problems i think in the first hundred days is he hasn't adapted to being president of the united states. sort of pushing his daughter's shoe brand and, you know, saying oh, well, america -- >> today he didn't take the bait -- he was asked about kim jong-un. someone said was he mentally unstable, didn't take the bait. >> in the last couple weeks he's saying is he adapted to the fact he's not just a twitter troll and a game show host any more. but is actually president of the united states. and this curiel thing provides the perfect opportunity for that. so, in the first hundred days, we have ten more days, right? we'll get another test. has he kind of become president of the united states yet by day 100. >> by the way, i think everything changed on the hundred days. a

this is the deal-- the state of hawaii argued that, even though the travel ban had been revised, it still violated the first amendment because it was like a "neon sign flashing 'muslim ban, muslim ban.'" which, coincidentally, is what trump wants to put on the statue of liberty. quite loud. ( laughter ) that would really upset people in new jersey, i think. ( laughter ) according to hawaii, even though the white house dropped all references to religion in the new order, it's still unconstitutional because they say it's just a watered down version of the first one. and they cited this surprise witness. >> this is a watered down version of the first one. this is a watered down version. >> stephen: curses! curses! i foiled me again. ( laughter ) now, the judge said it was fair to consider trump's public statements, writing, "the court will not crawl into a corner, pull the shutters closed, and pretend it has not seen what it has." damn! that's not just a legal opinion. that's a beyonce lyric! ( laughter ) no. no. >> jon: uh-huh, uh-huh. >> stephen: that's my beyonce impression, in case you'r

a real scare in hawaii for a french tourist. coming up in 20 minutes, the attack by a 12-foot shark. a man is very lucky to be alive. . >> police in cleveland, ohio, continue to search for the suspect who posted a video of a murder on facebook. i am mary ann rapheerty in los angeles. details are next. details are next. . >> and starting tonight, we have a new option for you to watch the ktvu news. we have the 11:00 news beginning after the 10. hope you will stay with us. us. i'm joy bauer, and as a nutritionist i know probiotics can often help. try digestive advantage. it's tougher than your stomach's harsh environment, so it survives a hundred times better than the leading probiotic. also in chocolate. probiotic bites! ♪ "turn around... every now and then i get a little bit hungry and there's nothing really good around. turn around... every now and then i get a little bit tired of living off the taste of the air... turn around, barry. i finally found the right snack."♪ "each with one hundred fifty calories or less, try our

the habitual vacationer is now in hawaii and costing the taxpayers $4 million. where is the 20% unemployment? let's get to your calls and comments. bruce from fort myers, florida, independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. i wonder if he would have had a problem with obama taking vacations if he took them to mar-a-lago every weekend. the thing is, it's not about taxpayers paying for his security and his flights back and forth down there, he's profiting from this. how come nobody has a problem with him personally profiting resort staying at his when dignitaries come and stay at his resort. he profits from it. i don't know if they're just ignoring it and don't care or the people just don't know. the president is not supposed to profit at our experience. that's the least of it all. host: thanks for the call. from our facebook page, cheryl says this, start making him pay. danny davis says fake news, fake comments and fake intelligence and don says, who cares? heather is joining us, hollywood, florida. good morning. independent line. caller: hello, hi. i j

the life of liliuokalani, the last queen of hawaii. he also sketches the story of modern hawaii from the arrival of captain james cook in 1778 through the u.s. marine back to overthrow and removal of the queen in 1893 and annexation of the island in 1898. the university of mary washington and fredericksburg -- in fredericksburg, virginia held this illustrated talk as part of the crawly great live lecture series. >>

haley, the author of " captive paradise," talks about the life of the last queen of the kingdom of hawaii. >> she had secretly been working on a new constitution that would restore her powers. and in fact, from this procession, she went back to the palace and announced her new constitution, and that was the beginning of the overthrow. >> at 9:00, historian on the effectiveness and legacies of 20th-century presidents. >> how weak the american presidency was in the late 19th century and how powerful an office it was when theodore roosevelt surrenders power in order to shoot eastern, at 4:00 p.m. the 1961 encyclopaedia britannica film, "the ordeal of woodrow wilson." >> even though they had agreed to mr. wilson's 14 points committees delegates were determined not to let idealism stand in their way. conflicted with their own purposes and desires. >> for a complete schedule, go to www.c-span.org.

. >> on an annual basis, having the sun to power those panels, we are right up there with hawaii. not quite as warm here in iowa, but we have great potential. >> there is potentially -- [indiscernible] [indiscernible] >> we have to be competitive. that means for looking to ways to improve efficiency and cost. iowa has done that. i seem to rack improvements over the time i have been governor. i am proud of you, smith we have made. i think the future is going to be even brighter. >> we hope you are energized about our message. >> iowa is a leader in renewable energy sources, and we know all the other states can follow us to. announcer: to watch all of the prize-winning documentaries in this year's competition, visit studentcam.org. announcer: c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, we start with associated press reporter on the march jobs report. april is autism awareness month. to talk about it is the executive director of the artistic self network. on the march jobs report. april is autism awareness month.

and hawaii now reviewing their emergency plans. matt gutman is in south korea. >> reporter: mike pence touring a buddhist temple, but also trying to reassure allies about the north korean nuclear threat. >> we will not rest until we achieve a denuclearized north korean peninsula. >> reporter: north korea tried to test a missile on saturday, but it blew up within seconds. >> the north korean leader tried to provoke something by launching a missile. >> reporter: and the burning question, did the u.s. hack that test? >> i don't want to comment on it. >> what happens in north korea launches another missile? >> we'll find out. >> reporter: in hawaii, new emergency plans in the works in case of an unlikely attack. and the massive aircraft carrier group, steaming towards the region, should be here in about a week. >> matt, thank you. >>> from the pentagon, news of an air force intercept of russian bombers. two american f-22s scrambling out of an air base, the bombers then flying away. it's the first interception of russian aircraft off th

the passengers were booked on another plane which should be landing in hawaii now. >>> san francisco police took a teenager into custody after he threatened suicide and attacked two officers trying to subdue him. officers were called at an apartment at 26th and caps streets after receiving reports of a teenager breaking a window. the teen fought with officers hurting two of them before he was detained. the injured officers will be okay. the teen was taken to the hospital for treatment. >>> police now say they arrested 23 people at yesterday's trump rally in berkeley. trump supporters followed people who were protesting the rally. 11 people were hurt including a person who was stabbed. officers tried to control the crowd but had little success. investigators are viewing video and social media posts to pursue arrests. >>> a north carolina mother and daughter visiting san francisco are relieved after police reunited them with their loved one's stolen ashes. someone broke into their rental car the day before at fisherman's wharf. melanie spoke with them. she's in the newsroom. >> reporte

this after contracting a disease that's affecting hawaii. what we are learning about the 'rat lungworm disease'. (vicki) a california couple on their honeymoon in hawaii contracted a brain and spine-infecting parasite...(grant) catherine heenan is here with more on a problem that's causingincreasing concern in hawaii... (catherine) they're back in the bay area.......but it's been a miserable time for ben manilla andeliza lape.. they became sick with what's known as "rat lungworm disease." a parasitic worm is carried by rats - then spread through snails or slugs that crawl onto fruits or vegetables. hawaiian authorities are investigating the rising number of cases. 9 cases have been confirmed --- 6 in maui and three more on the big island....in the last 12 weeks. the california couple had spent two weeks honeymooning in maui. the husband - ben manilla - teaches at u-c berkeley -- and is still undergoing intensive rehab. hawaiian health workers don't know why this is suddenly a big problem....and for now, can onlyremind people to thoroughly wa

steve: i did have their virginity to grow up in hawaii. there are a lot of different yardtunities that where a caucasian guy was actually in the minority. it brought different perspectives and backgrounds and outlooks together. and makes america great. we have always been a great american nation. we need to strike the right welcoming.being i'm concerned that applications to schools, phd's and things like that from other countries, they are down. requests from visas are down. we need to make sure we are welcoming people while enforcing laws. it is particularly important in the innovation sector. 40% of the fortune 500 companies by immigrants. we need to figure out how to strike this balance. i hope this will be more of a focus, going forward. in your book -- these are entrepreneurs and young kids, i'm sure everybody got a 4.0 in their high school and college transcripts and such. help me with what entrepreneurs mean to trump? steve: he will focus on this once he gets some of these things settle down. part of the reason he became president i

that defend hawaii directly and defensiveok at the radar to improve hawaii's capabilities. ddg'seve the flight nine destroyers coming online are exactly what are needed in the ballistic missile defense space, if you will. and those are coming online and i'm am grateful to the congress for funding those. vinson,gard to the uss i will take the hit. thede the decision to pull car vinson out of singapore and truncate the exercise it would do south of singapore and to australiancel and proceeded north. where i failed to communicate that adequately and that is all on me. but we have done exactly that, pull it out of singapore and truncated the exercise and counseled the port visit and moved into north. now, it is in the philippine sea just eased of open now what and wa andng great -- okina striking range of north korea if called upon to do that. it will move north. you talked about the u.s. as michigan -- uss michigan is in fact in korea now as a show of solidarity with our korean allies and it will be there for a few days and then it will leave port and the operating in the area

the disease is rare there is no need to cancel vacation plans to hawaii. 11 cases have been confirmed this year. and the couple say they're not sure how they were infected. >>> well a troubling new report finding anti-semitic incidents on the rise kroot coo across the country .antidefamation league says up about 86% from this time last year. the messages were scrawled on a sidewalk outside of a high school in bell month. the incidents include vaned alism also the 160 bomb threats called in at juish centers around the country. the and i defer mediation league says it's a reflection of intolerance skroos the country and education must be used. >>> today congress is back in session. renewed concerns about russia and the trump administration. it's now been more than two months since national security adviser michael flynn was fired. but the issue keeps weighing on the white house. two top congressman, investigating flynn now say he may have violated federal law. they also say the white house has refused their requests for flynn's documents. >> the documents in question the department of d