let's talk about hawaii. that sounds pretty nice to me. what do you expect with this rule change from the governor there in hawaii? you think we're going to start to see a big rush of travelers heading to the islands? >> we might start to see a big rush in bookings to the islands, especially for the holidays, because the prices are so low. but this say bout the third time they've changed that ruling. so i think travelers still have to be a little bit patient and be flexible enough to cancel or change their trips if it gets pushed beak even further. >> yeah, a hawaiian getaway for the holidays doesn't sound too bad to me. >> no. >> you just got back from turkey not long ago, and this was your third trip abroad since the covid-19 outbreak began worldwide. what are some of the sort of lessons that you've learned about how to keep yourself as safe as possible when you're flying? >> well, i think it's really important that every traveler speak to their doctor, and make sure that you're healthy enough to travel, and even if a country doesn't req

doesn't hawaii sound great? >> yes, it does. i thk cation that week. i am just kidding. it is a busy ride. we had a broken down vehicle on the richmond san rafael bridge that is causing some brake lights. it is slow in out of the east bay as you work your way over into marin county with a 24 minute drive time to work your way westbound across the span. that is a slow ride and stick with the bay bridge. it is actually lighter than usual. you will have some brake lights on the upper deck of the bay bridge was the living at an okay pace. that is where the bulk of the delays are, we are not seeing many issues at the toll plaza. we did have an accident in the maze. it is slowing things down a bit but it looks like the metering lights are still on. the golden gate bridge is doing okay for the most part. we have some foggy spots. you might encounter that for your morning commute, some visited visibility. be careful. as far as your drive times go, from the richmond san rafael bridge down into the city, that is an easy 14 to 15 minute drive time and we do have reports of an accid

we had her favorite ice cream flown in from hawaii that she hasn't had in years and her favorite cupcakes. one of our dear friends makes the best cupcakes and made them especially for her birthday. so a lot of food. >> okay. that's all fine and good. >> ah-oh. >> i have a slight issue. you did all of that, but yet you couldn't come to hollywood boulevard for your tv daddy's star on the walk of fame? and if that was going to be too hectic, you couldn't do a drive by to my 50th drive by birthday celebration at my house? you live in the foothills of the foothills, and you went all the way to the beach to play in the sand with your mama and her friends and melted ice cream from hawaii. >> okay. first and foremost, we celebrated from a distance your star. i've not been in the hollywood vicinity, i'm a little offended. i don't remember receiving a drive by invite. you know we would have pulled up. >> i have the receipts. i will go to my phone and pull up the receipts where you asked me for your address so you can come by, and i sent an address to you. >> i asked you for your address to send you

this area on thursday united airlines said that it's going to provide cove $1000.00 test flights to hawaii now this is the 1st u.s. airline to do this the program is expected to launch oct 15th do you see other airlines following sue and what this help do you think consumer trust. well in fact why airlines has already also come out saying they're going to be doing the same thing and the reason they're focused on why is because of the of the wise requirement of a 14 day quarantine for arriving passengers beginning october 15th will allow a negative code test too of we've got quarantine requirement so it's either going to bring back passengers for the hawaii flights they're not yet requiring all passengers to of taken that test so it's been 2 years the company that everyone else around them is tested negative rather it's a way of avoiding those fake warranty is now united has said they are going to expand the program possibly to other destinations from separate sysco which is where the doing well and hopefully the airports as well if they can really scale testing they could give people the c

junior senator for hawaii said all these matters will be on the agenda and the senior senator for connecticut says nothing is off the table and just yesterday former vice president biden himself refused to rule out that he might seek to pack the supreme court. bear in mind none of them assert this majority would be breaking any senate rule by holding this vote and it's just that our democrat friends worry they might not like the outcome and for some reason they cannot bear to see republicans governing within the rules as are publicans during exactly what americans elected us to do. so they threaten to make up the senate if they lose a vote and direct the structure of the court if confirmed whom they oppose. it has been interesting to watch our colleagues try to recast their disturbing threats as somehow ties to the supreme court vacancy. no one should fall for this trick. democrats have already be threatening these actions for months and this is not anything new. our colleagues now say nothing would be off the table if a new justice were to be confirmed. they want badly for people to believe

you took a trip to hawaii with your girlfriend. you paid off your divorce attorneys fees and money you took from the first set of trusts by taking $60,000 out of the kids' second trust fund. >> the money was used for the children. >> which child drove the lexus? >> all three children were driven in the lexus. >> which child went to hawaii on vacation? >> perhaps that money was my own money. prosecutor never bothered to figure out what dollar went where, did they? >> you made it hard because you were mixing up the trust fund money and your money all the time. frankly, that is what scam artists do. >> i'm not a scam artist. >> why didn't you get a job. >> i had a job. >> i'm talking about a job that pays enough to support a family which is what a dad does. >> you are reading from a script the prosecutor has given you because none of these things are true. >> a guilty man or not? the jury did not take very long to decide. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, david martin hawk, guilty of the murder of debbie hawk. >> guilty of murder a

what about hawaii? aloha. a mantory quarantine, once you get there all travelers to the 50th state must fill out the safe travel form online. it tracks health and contact information. hawaii won't reopen to tourism until at least october. the two-week mandatory quarantine is still in effect. >>> trending this morning singers brandy and monica reuniting to face off in a music battle on instagram. you saw this one, marcus. >> i was there front and center. before any of the singing started someone else crashed the showdown. take a look. >> hey, ladies! >> hi. >> democratic vp nominee and california senator kamala harris dropping in for a quick virtual hello reminding everyone to vote. >> you both use your voice in such a powerful way. our voice is our vote. this will help. i love you. i'm a huge fan. >> harris says she's a big fan of both singers. brandy and monica had the 1998 grammy award winning duet "the boy is mine." the series where musicians battle out which is where they are now created this summer during

right now anybody entering the state of hawaii must self quarantine 40 days including people who live in hawaii coming in from outside of the state. >>> a pandemic created a lot of insurgency when it comes to the holidays and many families now are trying to come up with alternatives when it comes to october 31st, halloween. some of the options parents are coming up with so they do not have to take the annual tradition away from their children. >> reporter: you may be used to wearing masks for halloween this year, we are wearing them for a much efferent reason. >> this year will be totally different. >> reporter: it the cdc continues to recommend face coverings, but halloween this year is also impacted by the pandemic. they are advising against door- to-door trick-or-treating. she already has plans in the works. >> halloween movies and cider and having our own little halloween party i guess with our family. we can't go door to door so this should be similar to the easter egg hunt . >> reporter: she will set up candy in the yard and kids will look for the candy, not a bad idea. >> we wi

an investigation in a what went wrong on a flight from hawaii. tense moments as passengers recorded flames from the engine. >>> also ahead at 5:25 the outbreak shutting down one northern california shake shack location. >>> plus, more theaters reopen with a once touted summer blockbuster. details in the debut of the sci-fi thriller. >>> right now at 5:15 we take a look at today's high temperatures. another scorcher of a day as we reach well over 100 degrees for many of our microclimates and spots like morgan hill where we've reached 108 degrees today. i'll talk more about that and what's ahead with a slightly cooler but windier forecast coming up. >>> new this morning before you feed your furry friends this morning make sure that you don't have one of these potentially toxic dog foods. the fda says sunshine mills is voluntarily recalling these three products on your screen because of a high level of flatoxin caused by a natural n fungi. no poison cases have been reported but customers should be able to get a full refund. >>> only 45% of americans

at sfo, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> all right, let's go to hawaii. >> $250, not terrible. >> i'm coming too. >>> jeff with is us. anousha, i thought i heard lucy the dog bark in the background. >> is she hiding there, jeff? >> she's down here, taking a nap. she might get up here, we'll see, maybe at the end of this or the next weather hit. such beautiful weather out there for you, for all the pets outside. just really gorgeous, great air quality. that's what i wanted to start off with right now outside. you can see our live monitoring station showing green here. so we are all good from the north bay down to the south bay. you can see in my weather dashboard on the left hand side of the screen, all of the sky cameras with that blue sky from walnut crick to tiburon. temperatures tomorrow don't really change a whole lot. we're in this really comfortable pattern, a little below average. 81 in livermore, 84 in concord, 82 in santa rosa, 71 in san francisco. everything changes this weekend. we had this hot area of high pressure building in. it is going to drive down a little bit of

hawaii won't reopen for tourism until at least october. in the meantime the two-week mandatory quarantine is still in effect. >>> singers brandie and monica reuniting to face off in a music battle. it all happened on instagram. >> i was there and before all of the singing started, someone else showed up for the showdown. take a look. >> hey, ladies. >> yes, i want everybody to say. >> harris dropping in for a quick virtual hello in her howard university shirt reminding people to vote. >> you both use your voice in such a powerful way. an extension of our voices is our vote. i know this will help with michelle obama [ inaudible ]. i'm a fan. >> harris says, you saw right there, she's a big fan of both of them. in case you didn't know brandy and monica, 1998 grammy award winning duet, "the boy is mine" was a huge hit. that was off the chain. it took me back. i was dancing and singing all across the living room last night. it was fun. it really was. >> i texted -- >> you know what -- >> yeah, did you call in? >> there was a debate online abou

>>still ahead here on fox news the 3 what you need to know about hawaii is new quarantine requirements. and up next wildfires are not the only challenge is volunteer rescue group space while trying to help livestock that's been left behind. while there are sometimes forced to abandon their rescue efforts. >>as people evacuate their homes during wildfires many of them are especially worried about the animals they had to leave behind there are volunteer rescue groups going behind the fire lines lines to pull pets and livestock to safety. but as ken wayne reports right now in today's flying tails are often stopped not only by the fire lines. but red tape as well. >>it's a heartbreaking decision for some fire victims to flee home without the chance to bring their pets or leave their livestock to safety. >>i was getting calls at 2 o'clock 3 o'clock in the morning with owners just in tears because they are have been panicking about getting their animals out. >>chilly number is one of the founders of northern california livestock rescue established by a dozen volunteers after devastating fire

starting today, hawaii will require all visitors to fill out safe travel applications. it is part of an effort to keep everybody safe. the forms will collect health and contact information of travelers as hawaii prepares to fully restart its tourism industry in the month of october. >>> steve paulson, there are plenty of us here who are ready to head to hawaii to help them restart their tourism industry. >> i was supposed to be there last week but because of obvious reasons, i couldn't go. i already filled the form out. you can do it online. >> so you are good to go. >> i have so many hawaiian miles. one day i will use them.my pain we will get to the forecast. it is pretty quiet. there is not a lot going on right now. there will be later in the week toward the weekend. it looks hot. right now, when you get a fog bank like now, it won't budge too much for the next day or two. we have a lot of smoke. humidity levels are up. that helps the firefighters. everything is stuck. up above there is an and version. 50s and 60s. boulder creek, 53. low 60s for most. santa cruz, 58.

hawaii of course requires everyone to quarantine for 2 weeks when arriving on the island. last week the governor there announced that starting in mid-october travelers can skip the quarantine by testing negative for covid within 72 hours of their flight's arrival. president trump is sparking outrage on capitol hill after dodging a question about whether he would commit to a peaceful transfer of power should he lose the november election our washington correspondent alexandra le mon has reaction now from democrats and republicans were trying to reassure americans. >>but he's trying to have the constitution of the united states. >>swallow clorox democrats are outraged after president trump declined to commit to a peaceful transfer of power regardless of the election results, we'll have to see what happens you know that i've been complaining very strongly about the ballots and then he'll try to say well i won because i won the votes that turned out that day vote by mail doesn't count really the white house now seems to be walking back the president's comments the president wi

still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area -- >> go to hawaii and get a free covid test. the bay area airport trying to one up its competition. >>> it's a foggy start along the coast and right around the bay. here's our golden gate bridge camera. thanks to that onshore flow and that ocean breeze, but i'm tracking offshore winds to return. the full forecast coming up. >>> and the metering lights are officially on at the bay bridge toll plaza. plus first reports of a crash >>> it is 6:12 on this wednesday morning. and i want to update you on fire weather conditions for the glass fire. looking at temperatures in the mid 50s to mid 60s. humidity 33% to 66%. and light westerly winds. but i am tracking the return of offshore winds with dry and gusty conditions. i'll have the full forecast on that coming up. >>> if you are traveling to hawaii you might want to fly out of oakland. >> the airport will be offering free covid-19 testing for those traveling there. oakland international airport will be offering free testing for those traveling to hawaii as we said. this comes after un

phones a potential sign of life high in the atmosphere of neighboring planet venus c telescopes in hawaii and chile spotted the chemical signature of force fine in a thick clouds above the planet stay with us and into the course this next. well of air on a cloud this is counting the cost on al-jazeera to look at the world of business and economics this week. troubled road to becoming the world's 4th biggest gas exporter a debt crisis. and an islamist uprising near its most valuable gas field. also this week an epic battle to challenge apple's grip on its multibillion dollar gaming company taking on the.

. >>> and one town in hawaii is confused over one aspect of covid-19. why neighbors are now frustrated with what police are doing there. >>> plus -- >> my first thought. >> i don't know if it's a she or a he. >> you can't tell anything. >> do you know bias when you see it? see what we found when we put people t but today there's a combination of two immunotherapies you can take first. one that could mean... a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. it's the first and only approved chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works together in different ways to harness the power of the immune system. opdivo plus yervoy equals a chance for more days. more nights. more beautiful weekends. more ugly sweaters. more big hugs. more small outings. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to attack normal organs and tissues in your body and affect how they work. this may happen during or aft

telescopes in hawaii in chile have identified a bio signature of life on venus nasa is calling it the most significant development yet in building a case for life on earth and each of who has more on the new discovery. somewhere in the clouds above the innes astronomers have found something they never would have expected of his just stunned i'm a man i did this is an interesting experiment i've never really thought about detecting it high up in the atmosphere there's phosphate gas it's considered a biomarker or an indirect sign of life on earth it's produced by bacteria and oxygen starved environments and found in the intestinal tracks of many animals slightly smaller than our planet venus is our nearest neighbor only 143000000 kilometers away it's dense atmosphere makes the surface inhospitable a furnace with temperatures of 470 degrees celsius hot enough to melt spacecraft that have landed on it but the clouds are much cooler a comfortable 30 degrees some scientists believe that microbes single celled organisms could be floating around the highly acidic atmosphere we exhaustively we

this was the rhetoric by the 1920's and 1930's, that japanese immigrants in california, hawaii, oregon, and washington were soldiers in disguise and would be ready to do this. anyone recognize the artist? dr. seuss. ok. what does this say? what does this mean to you? 1942. so that day is significant. taylor. >> there is an element of malfeasance and premeditation with the coming of the japanese. the cartoon implies they have some sort of connection with the government of their country of origin, and that they are willing to act on the desires of that government should they be called to do so. erika: and how so? what are they going to do? >> blow up something. the little boxes that they are carrying say tnt, so it is assumed they are going to do some sort of damage. erika: and what about the ways in which they are drawn, the number of them? >> there are a number of them in a variety of different clo -- different types of clothing but all of the faces are the same and that perpetuates the stereotype that all asians look the same. it also speaks to the stereotype that the japanese act as

. >>> and one town in hawaii is confused over one aspect of covid-19. why neighbors are now frustrated with what police are doing there. >>> plus -- >> my first thought is third world country. >> i don't know if it's a she or a he. >> you can't tell anything. >> do you know bias when you see it? see what we found when we put people to the perception test and see if you could pass. >>> building a better bay area for a safe sean secure future, this is abc 7 news. >>> good morning, everybody. it's sunday, september 20th. we'll start this half hour with a look at the morning to you. we have moderate air quality. you may have noticed that yesterday in the north bay, also into the east bay. a bit of haze out there, maybe a smell of the smoke. this is a live look here and you'll notice that we have the colorful sunrise and that is indicative of some of that haze and poor air quality. 56 in mountain view. 61 in san jose. san francisco at 59 and a look down in san jose where it looks to be a little bit hazy, moderate air quality, 54 santa rosa, it is 57 in liver

the junior senator for hawaii suggested this nominee would need to quit the organization, quit the knights of columbus to serve as a judge. you'd think the national backlash to all of this would have taught the political left a lesson, but here's what happened in just the past few days. the associated press, reuters, "politico," "newsweek," and "the washington post" have all already run major stories on the barrett family's private faith practices, each strongly implied there might be something worrisome or disqualifying if a federal judge were a faithful christian with strong ties to spiritual groups. "politico's" contributing editor literally went and period -- and peered around the physical grounds of a religious facility in south bend so he could report what the youth group had written on their white board. less than 72 hours in. this is where we are. the elite class is already treating americans of faith like exotic animals on display in a menagerie. look, i understand the far left had committed to opposing this nominee before she was even named. i understand some politicians had deci

president truman arrives at why after an overnight flight from san francisco and his greeting -- greeted by hawaii's governor. the president heads for a luncheon in pearl harbor. the president expresses optimism for peace. have one generation, we come from an isolated republic which as considered itself entirely safe with an ocean on each side of it. we have come from that position to the position of the leadership of the world. the most powerful nation in the world. and as the most powerful nation in the world, we have to assume a world responsibilities. i am not going to boast who thinks that another world war is inevitable, i am just as sure as i have been here that the people behind the iron curtain are just as anxious for peace as i am. i am just as sure as i stand here that the truth -- there will be peace in the world and we are going to get the truth to those people and we will not have to do it with guns, i am sure. >> then the president takes off for a tiny island 2300 miles away. the president's plane arrives at don and america's commander-in-chief is met by the united nations commander i

. >> reporter: hawaii has largely been closed to tourists since march. but next month, the state will waive it's two-week quarantine. they'll verify the results as flights come in. richard flew to maui tuesday. >> a lot of extra time back to me. can also make sure i'm not getting my friend sick or anyone who is in the risk zone sick. >> reporter: the rapid test was already available to airline employees. it takes about 20 minutes to get results and will cost about $250. the at home test will give results in 48 hours. it hopes to expand testing options in cities like new york, chicago, and los angeles. >> being able to identify a positive case and pull them out of a public hotel situation and put them in isolation and then be able to kind of winnow that group oichb effect chus individuals is what's really going to have an impact. >> express check is offering passengers flying any airline a rapid test before departure. a recent survey found three fourth of fliers support preflight toefd testing. airlines are pushing for, quote, air bridges between major ci

oakland international airport going offer free covid-19 testing to everyone heading to hawaii. >>the airport says it will first offer testing to airport and airline employees starting this sunday and then expand it to hawaii traveler starting starting on october 15th. the tests will be conducted by appointments by city health urgent care at the airports northfield terminal complex and will also begin rapid-result covid testing for anyone flying to hawaii. travelers can take a rapid test the same day of the flight for $250 or for a little less you can request a kit to be sent to your home. days in advance for a do it yourself test that is priced at 80 dollars plus shipping. >>contentious exchanges to say the least during the first presidential debate between donald trump and joe biden we're going to live to cleveland where ms. williams: we've been working hard... ms. robinson: ...to make learning fun again. ms. duncan: and making sure our students can succeed. ms. zamora: we're with you every step of the way. ms. robinson: i know it's a challenging time. ms. zamora: no one wants

>>hawaii is no longer going to require visitors to quarantine starting. october 15th. travelers arriving from out of state the catch is you do have to have a negative covid test before you get i or alice reports. >>we have agreements in place with cvs and kaiser permanente who offer the tests and we will announce new testing prop partners in the coming weeks. >>those who don't get tested or not able to get negative results within 72 hours will still be required to quarantine or expressed more optimism that the reopening plan will happen this time. he says the state has been able to increase testing and contact tracing capabilities which are necessary to reopen tourism. he adds that the health care system is also more prepared. >>we're able to bring in a total of 30 intensive care and public health nurses to support queens in coaching hospitals. >>for now the only test considered valid or the deep nasal swab test the cost is 120 to $140 and travelers will have to pay for them on their own. although greene said the kaiser might be willing to pay for those who are members

. >>> so where e can go to hawaii new york. pick a direction. >> hawaii. >> yeah, i think that wins. next, preparing for double trouble. health experts concerned about people getting sick with covid-19 and tflu, what you can to to stay y y y y y y >>> will distant learning continue or are will students go back to the classroom? the big district we're keeping an eye on. >>> and part of tiktok fate may be decided. the announce the in the last hour. >>> and american girl have tuesdays hhas its new doll. >> my idea of american girl is like a lot different from that, let's just say that. >> same. >> good morning, it is friday and our air quality is pretty good. >> it is good. and i'm standing with paul rud since he is a yeearrud since he is a year younger than me. side note.urud since he is a year younger than me. side note.rudrud since he is a younger than me. side note.drud since he is a ye younger than me. side note.\rud since he is a ye younger than me. side note.rud since he is a yea younger than me. side note.rudd since he is

offer $250ines will on the spot covid tests for travelers heading to hawaii so they can avoid two weeks quarantine on arrival. the carrier hopes the testing revivecan be expanded to international travel. united is seizing on hawaii's decision to allow travelers to avoid a 14 day quarantine if they can show a negative test result within 72 hours. the new rules begin mid-october. haidi: time now for our weekly bloomberg equality segment. we are taking a look at the new political era in japan. much has been said about how shinzo abe's successor will continue abenomics, what does yoshi who is ceva -- suga mean for womanomics? said it is time for a woman to lead japan, but that will require changing a lot of minds in the male-dominated society. joining us to discuss all of that is goldman sachs japan vice mitsui.athy i particularly like the comment that said in japanese mythology, women are seen as strong, but it is time in real life, in society, in the corporate world, for them to take concrete leadership roles. rather than emotional leadership. do you think we will see more womanomics?in k

. >> went out across hawaii urging people to take shelter due to an incoming ballistic so. the false alarm was came up but not before hawaiians and tourists started scrambling. greg: is like that never happened. i'm thinking hawaii should send trump a gift basket with chocolate covered macadamia nuts. love those. still, he's not going to win the prize. you know who has a greater chance? this guy or this guy. even just a pillow has a better chance. but trump's accomplishments our deeds and the media prefers words from private conversations. unproven allegations defined his bombshells called emotion confirmed from the same source. it's like me telling you i'm a woodland nymph when you ask for confirmation, go to tyrus and say yes, he told me that, too. it's hard for the press. you got a guy who says offensive things privately yet makes the world safer. the president to send more people to this desperate fact is, trump is handing out peace plans like sunblock and i knew this but that doesn't matter because in a world of camels, is unfiltered. the media was always interpreting

the 1958, itin arrived in new york harbor after a one month cruise from hawaii across the top of the world and under the ice of the north pole. automation came into common use in the economy. the automatic computer and so-called electronic grain was predicted to solve industrial operating problems, but also launching and guidance of earth satellites and space capsules. for this was the time when the space-age arrived. the soviets gained an early advantage by orbiting sputnik in 1957. president eisenhower authorized the establishment of the national aeronautics and space administration, as the united states begin to challenge russia. scientist perfected miniaturized instrumentation for space exploration. launched the weather satellite demonstrated here by models. it orbits the earth at a height of 450 miles and takes a series of photographs, each covering 64,000 square miles of the earth surface. the satellite transmits these photos to earth by television and they form the basis of accurate long-range weather reports shared with the world by the united states government. 1959, seven a

host: we have calls waiting period we will start with hawaii. we have our own issues in hawaii. hopefully you won't cut me off. i'm going to throw a few names at the doctor. i noticed you are an md. michael leavitt, who is not a physician but as a biophysicist, and his concepts on the statistics -- more importantly what i'm curious about is a lady who is a professor at ucsf named monica gandhi who is with a lot showta that people are actually getting immunity by wear a masks, t-cells, not anti-bodies. protocols, testing you are talking about letting kids stay in school, that is fine, and protecting the elderly. but there are elderly teachers into substitutes in the schools and if masks are not well enforced, we have the danger of transmission. there are studies both ways. it depends which you pull out of a hat to defend your argument on whether transmission occurs in the under populations. guest: you brought up a lot of points. i will get through the key ones. in terms of the studies -- while i went to med school, i'm not a practicing physician , so i am not giving medical advic

telescopes in chile and hawaii spotted the gas by its chemical signature. phosphate in molecules in venus is clouds absorbed short wave radio waves that exist in the lower atmosphere but can the gas really come from microorganisms. the researchers explicitly say that they are not in the position to state that they've discovered life in venus is atmosphere. could result from national processes like lightning volcanic activities or for other reasons any of his. if there really are microorganisms in venus as clouds they would be hearty beings indeed those clouds are full of it which is far to life. whether there is truly life in those clouds must be confirmed by further observation a russian space probe is expected to reach venus is surface in the coming decade. then with business looking at that china deal we mentioned will be right there. like. a muggle or says my mom. for the russian so. so many different walks of life. some are. on.

>> obviously hawaii makes sense as a warm, sunny place, although it's very expensive. i'll always partial to some spots in the carolinas that offer high quality of life. no surprise that california is on the list west love it here. we wish it was a little less expensive and not as as as as a >> how about you? >> you didn't need to ask me. of course, there's just something about it. with weather and beaches like, that you can live simply and still be happy there. you don't need much. >> except spencer's wine cellar. >> of course, of course. that has to be part of the deal. >> walmart is launching its own clothe go line called free assembly. it has 55 pieces. items range in price from $9 to $45. walmart says it wants to offer high quality clothing at low prices. free assembly will be sold online in 250 wall march stores as well. what grabbed our attention is the attempt on bring back cargo pants which were hot in the '90s. so i don't know. what fashion trend do you think should never, ever come back? >> cargo pants, i didn't mind. but i think bell bottoms should never co

trip sounds great but hawaii has 14-day mandatory quarantine for visitors and vouchers expire end of the month. asked hawaiian airlines to extend them, didn't get a response so she asked us to ask. we did. hawaiian airlines responded same day and agreed to extend her vouchers to next year. $600 win for her, aloha. used to say airlines delivered white glove service with iron fist underneath. some rules punishing, but during the pandemic backed off, new flexibility with old nonrefundable tickets, so gently ask. and if someone tells you know, politely hang up and call again. what do you have to lose? back to you. >>> turning to coronavirus coverage. san francisco has received a large amount of ppe from the state, personal protective equipment is already headed to small businesses. mayor breed in the mission today announcing the deal, said the state shipped the city 1 million masks. 600,000 face shields and 150,000 bottles of hand sanitizer for small businesses and workers. >> this is just one of the many things we have to continue to do to help small businesses, to specifically help the

telescopes in chile and hawaii spotted the gas by its chemical signature. phosphate molecules in venus's clouds absorb short wave radio waves that exist in the lower atmosphere but can the gas really come from microorganisms. don't even the researchers explicitly say that they are not in the position to state that they've discovered life in venus is that most fear. could result from national processes like lightning volcanic activities or for other reasons of any case. if there really are microorganisms in venus as clouds they would be hearty beings indeed those clouds are full of acid which is found full to life. whether there is truly life in those clouds must be confirmed by further observation a russian space probe is expected to reach venus is surface in the coming decade. let's get you updated now is one of our top stories german media reports suggest that shots are all america on her government have agreed to take in some 1500 migrants from greece more than 12000 people mostly refugees from afghanistan africa and syria are left without shelter after

quien no quisiera r estar en hawaii, ari requiere que viajeros tengan un certificado que pueden obtener por internet una vez lleguen serÁn sometido a cuarente cuarentena. la terminal de de viajes reanuÓo viajes. tuvieron que instalar barreras plÁstica. en barkley las rutas... estÁn circulando. tras re foer que empleados fueron expuestos a covid-19 fuera de lugar de trabajo. algo nos de estos trabajadores son conductores de buses. y hablando de carretera, guillermo para que nos diga cÓmo estÁ el trafico. >>> lo que vemos aquÍ en la 101, es la capa marina que estÁ entrando, pero de igual manera solo se mantiene cerca de las costas, en la cÁmara que tenemos vea que bella toma que va congestionado pero poco a poco direcciÓn al norte, antes de entrar al puente de la bahÍa, cuidado, a ver cÓmo estÁ la velocidad promedio, 39 m/ph, puente san mateo 64 m/ph. conduzca con cuidado, nuevamente el vistazo a estos lugares que continÚan skwi yaeds por incendios hacia el norte en napa. las mismas pistas que son la 128, la 80 vamos hacia el sur, en concord la trÁfico con calma por esa reg

. >>> hawaii is just weeks away from reopening for tourism. but tourists may be confused about the health orders in some cities. in one week, honolulu police handed out 10,000 tickets for violations. even residents don't understand. >> we were quite confused and asked them to kind of explain. and they said, well, you're walking in a park. >> in another case, a couple was cited for trying to get on their own boat. the current order allows solo activities but one city council member admits the rules seem random. >> just today, walking into honolulu, there were six allegedly-homeless people with no masks, sitting within inches of each other. with no citations, no enforcement, no nothing. >> he is asking police to issue warnings, instead. hawaii welcomes back travelers october 15th, only after they show a recent, negative covid test. >> a new billboard has popped up in san francisco in an effort to save restaurants. it reads, dear yelp, stop letting kar letting karens kill restaurants because of third-party delivery apps' issues. it is not the str

it feels great to feel at home >>> a woman who wrote to hawaii is preparing for an even bigger goal. >> she has her sights set on crossing the pacific ocean and now we are hearing from her. >> she trained for proper years to face the journey from the mainland to hawaii and she accomplished the feet and broke the world record. it is unclear how long she has to train for the next excursion but she is determined to get another world record. >> we have something i've never seen, which was -- i saw things i had never seen, which is great. i have never seen it crumble that much and then it is like an avalanche of water. >> it sounds terrifying to me. the journey is about 6000 miles and slated to take twice as long. >>> it is 5:55. the scary outlook for halloween lovers. the centers for disease control and prevention's pandemic warning that could bring more tricks then treats this year. >>> i met the live news desperate let's go live to washington, d.c., where they just placed the final flags at the covid-19 memorial. the speaker nancy pelosi is about to address the crowd and we will follow

everything turned back to normal after that, around hawaii and the surrounding islands. i was in the second aircraft to spot the japanese coming to midway, and i actually recorded the report. july the 2nd, i was in guadalcanal, and the solomon islands, early 1943, i received orders to travel to san diego, supposedly to help and return to the south pacific. when i reached san diego, my orders had been changed. i started training -- >> martha: and you went to europe. your story is so remarkable. i encourage people to go to your website and learn more about it, but before i let you go, mr. holder, i just want to ask you -- you had expected to be at pearl harbor, and they sort of turn that off, in terms of everybody coming there. were you concerned about going there, or did you want to go? >> i desperately wanted to go. i had thoughts about it, you know, but i was willing to forgo all those to make the trip. >> martha: jack holder, we are so grateful to you for being here and your message to young people and how much you have worked your whole life to keep these stories aliv

in hawaii the pantry by feeding hawaii together ememploys a grocery store style experience. people are able to shop online. pick up food by appointment. they offer a range of food to choose from all free. each household is welcomed to shop once a week. so to apply there you have to register online. the website is on our screen. in idaho, st. mary's church and food bank open monday and fridays from 11:00 to 3:00 p.m. food is brought out to residents in their cars or outside the building. we do recommend calling each of these locations before you go to confirm their service hours and. requirements but we certainly hope that helps. >> coming up important diplomatic development israel and bahrain. we are taking you to jerusalem for a full report on the normalizing of relations between those two states, those two countries, and we'll get you all the details and the implications moving forward. this is nothing new. throughout our history any time something bad has happened to us ...we've recovered. every time. we fall, we rise. we break, we rebuild. we stumble, we learn. we come t

. >>> and since we're talking about trip, you could see have i it theresa may aga visit hawaii again. but you have to show a negative covid-19 test. you have to take it sometime in the three days before you are set to arrive. >> getting on a plane with 100 or 150 other people that have already been tested too is a relatively safe choice i think and i think a lot of people will prou probably jump at the chance to go to hawaii. >> so the state is working with kaiser to provide the tests. if you don't get one, there is a 14 day quarantine requirement. flep friend, have you booked your flight? >> yeah, i'm excited when i found out about that last phil and iach li en areoing > dk including pupp ve, there is a new dating site for pets. >> okay 2020. positi also would be thione thing tha kimmel says he is nervous about when hosting the awards. >>> and free flu shots kicking off tomorrow. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like emily lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7

united says the 15-minute test will help passengers avoid a mandatory 14 day quarantine in hawaii. >>> with the summer travel season over in europe, many are having trouble staying aloft. that could get worse as europe experiences a second spike in covid infections. anna stewart-haas more. >> reporter: europe had a summer break from coronavirus. beaches were busy in spain's canary islands. the zen was lined with sunbathers in paris. as cases of covid-19 declined in june and july, tourism picked up, planes took off. airlines, like easy jet, increased their capacity, hopeful for a recovery. >> we said earlier on it was going to be about 30%. we got a good start on that and so in the beginning of august we actually upped that guidance and we said we believe we're going to be about 40% for the period of july, august, and september. >> reporter: unfortunately, these expectations were soon dashed. starting with spain, a surge of covid-19 cases led to a web of travel restrictions between different countries. >> we started to see some of the customer confidence go away. it's the view that is