at the university of hawaii. and maui high. and allied leadership potential what a slap to the face they are doing something for the country discharged simply because there ancestry. and they were so shocked and so devastated. it did go online a year later the combat team of japanese americans military unit and then to sign up and join the unit. >> i remember that it is incredibly emotional and the hurt so let's go to the next mandate that you talk about and then the soldier in front but he grew up in california so talk about that. >> his family was incarcerated. and then sent to a camp and then there was discussion and then to sign up for the all japanese americans. and then to incarcerate them in their family. and then to wind up fighting it was an interesting character he was punchdrunk and tended to get in trouble a lot and didn't always follow the rules. he's an interesting guy with an enormous heart and that's what drew me to him. >> we will show a clip but before we go there, talk a little bit. so this was a segregated s

but after he was killed, one of the ships returning to live in hawaii, returning to hawaii, they named it after him at that point so she writes about that and how touched she was. and the medals of honor came very slow for some of these men considering the heroics that they displayed for decades in many cases rated a four for two to really be given the honors that they were due for a variety of reasons. and there are some amazing stories of heroism that come out of those incidents. but yes he was the first and it is really something to contemplate with that young man dead. >> is a question from the audience and it is one that you cover quite a bit rate and we talked about this from hawaii and rudy and fred from the mainland rated there was a lot of tension between the hawaiians but they called the mainlanders of the sound that you heard like a coconut hitting her head hitting the ground. the japanese-americans her reason called this buddha heads. there's a lot of tension, talk about that there were some of the things that change over time. >> so when the group from hawaii came together

but one of the roots of the problem was that the kids from hawaii, the young men from hawaii, maine spoke pidgin english and the mainland guy simply could not understand what you're saying and that made the guys from hawaii feel disrespected. so this tension arose between them and on that level they couldn't communicate. they had different attitudes towards the life and participating in the war. a lot of young men from the mainland had come out of the camp and they felt they had a righteous cause here. they were very serious about what they were doing in terms of wanting to prove their loyalty and earn respect for japanese-americans, in general. why guys by and large many of them were kind of oblivious to this. they knew the camps existed but they didn't really internalize it. the groups are having such a hard time getting along that the commanders were considering disbanding the 442nd, , until actually i believe it was the chaplain who got the idea, let's take the hawaii guys to one of the camps and show them what's happening there. so the army began to put busloads, take busloads of the

the hawaii guys by a large many of them were kind of oblivious to this. they knew the camps existed but it didn't really, they didn't internalize it, and the groups are having such a hard time getting along that the commanders were considering disbanding the 442nd until actual i believe it was the chaplain who got the idea, let's take the hawaii guys to one of the camps and show them what's happening there. so the army began to put busloads, take busloads of the young men from hawaii, there were camps in arkansas nearby, busloads of them to these camps in arkansas. these guys were horrified seeing all these men, women, and children living behind barbed wire. they were in uniform but they were frisked before they go into the camp. they were just horrified and disgusted discussed about what they saw. so they came back to camp shelby. shelby. they begin to have more appreciation for what the mainland guys were doing. in the meantime the mainland guys -- that help things along. so by the time i got into combat these guys were knit together really closely and

they were quickly in the hawaii territorial guard. that night, they were issued guns that they did not know how to use and for that night, he found himself down on the waterfront in honolulu guarding against what everybody expected would be an invasion of the forces. unfortunately, as we are going to see in the clip here in a moment, the territorial guard. >> go ahead and show the clip talking about the hawaii card. a student was dropped off at the guard in the dark four hour shifts. for two or three in a row we were serving. i don't know what we would have done because we were given the five rounds of ammunition and we didn't even know how to fire a gun. [inaudible] we are going to report them. then we woke up at about 2:00 in the morning and finally a truck came by to pick us up. we found out the whole battalion was assembled and was the acting commander of the battalion and point-blank the reason you are here this morning is because of the ethnic background, as of right now you are being discharged. i'm still completely in shock. >

the quickly formed into called the hawaii territorial guard. that night, they were issued guns that they did not know how to use. that night he found himself down on the waterfront in honolulu patrolling the waterfront guarding against what everyone would expect to be an invasion by chinese imperial forces at any moment. were going to see in a clip here in a moment i think time in the territorial guard. >> will show the clip talk about the hawaii territory. [inaudible] we were serving and i don't know what we would've done. [inaudible] a month and a half later, woke up at 2:00 o'clock in the morning. [inaudible] we wondered what was going on. it was assembled acting commander of the battalion and came and told us point blank, why you are here this morning? because all of you americans of of japanese ancestry. because of the ethnic background as of now you're being discharged. >> i really like that clip that interviewed was done at the center for oral history at the university of hawaii so much personality, it is interesting. so many things your

who needs hawaii on a day like

the japanese were enticed to go to hawaii. a sugar plantation people came to japan to recruit workers. they said, gee, if you worked in the sugar plantations of hawaii is equivalent to working ten years in a factory in japan. so, close to 1000 people, way back in 1885 went on a three-year labor contract to a sugar plantation in hawaii. but when they got there, they found out differently. they had a foreman's who had whips. they used leather whips on the workers. so, it was slave like conditions. so, many of them got out of their three year labor contract, escape to the other plantations, or pineapple plantations. and some of them went back to the cities, others were enticed to go to the mainland. many of you have heard of benjamin franklin. he was a great statesman. however, he wanted to keep america white. so, way back in 1751, benjamin franklin says, he did not want the blacks or haitians here in america. and in the 18 fifties, america wanted to visit the transcontinental whale way of new york to california, but they could n

the japanese were enticed to go to hawaii. the sugar plantation people came to japan to recruit workers. they said, gee, if you work three years in the sugar plantations of hawaii, it's equivalent to working ten years in the factories of japan. so close to 1,000 people way back in 1885 went on a three-year labor contract to the sugar plantations of hawaii, but when they got there they found out differently. they had foremen or lunas that had whips, they used the leather whips on the workers, so slave-like conditions. so many of them got out of their three-year labor contract, escaped to maybe the coffee plantations or the pineapple plantations and some of them went back to the cities, others were enticed to go to the mainland. many of you heard of benjamin franklin, he was a great statesman, however, he wanted to keep america white. so way back in 1751 benjamin franklin says he didn't want the plaques or the asians here blacks or the asians here in america. and in the 1850s, america wanted to build a transcontinental railway f

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

it is spreading pretty fast and there in hawaii. in fact, right now. >> multiple oahu, hospitals have their regular breads. >> capacity. in just last the city of all who set up a 25 caught tent outside of clean medical center, which is west in west oahu. so they're really trying to get ahead of the game. too many people are coming in at the emergencies are getting near capacity. hawaii's governor did do an extensive plea of why it's important for people not to travel to their island. let's take a listen. >> it is a risky time to be traveling right now. i did ask everyone residents and visitors alike to reduce travel to hawaii, to essential business activities on we do know is not a good time to travel to the restaurant capacity has been restricted. there is limited access to rent a car. it's and we know that the visitors to succumb to the islands will not have the typical kind holiday that they expect to get when they visit hawaii. >> now governor, the epa says he supports honolulu's mayor's announcement to restrict indoor gathering

and coronavirus hospitalizations in hawaii have increased by 436%. 19 days ago, on august 5th, hawaii announced a mandate that state and county workers would have to show proof of vaccination or face weekly tests. and almost every night since that announcement, unmasked, antivaccine protesters have gathered outside the building where our next guest hawaii lieutenant governor josh green lives with his wife and two children ages 14 and 10. this video shows the protesters near lieutenant governor's home holding signs that read, stop the lies. protect the right to choose to live free. and the last mandate is communism. also no forced vaccination. the associated press reports some protesters yell into bullhorns and shine strobe lights into apartment units. green said, flyers with his photo and the words jew and fraud have been plastered around the neighborhood. green, who is jewish, has been tearing them down and turning them over to the state attorney general's office. ironically, green wasn't home during a recent intense weekend of protests. he was on the big island working on his other

do you want them to come to hawaii or not? >> what i'm tell them is if you're going to travel at all, anywhere in america and of course including to hawaii, you must be vaccinated. do not travel if you're not vaccinated. if you're not vaccinated and you're traveling, you're going to catch the delta variant and you're going to spread it. so please do that. our governor did make the recommendation that people not do anything but essential travel for a short time into october. the reason for that is our hospitals have filled up. we have the lowest covid rate in the state as compared to any other state in the country, but we have had a huge delta surge. that delta surge means our hospitals are at up w120% of capacity right now. >> so to be clear, are you telling tourists to stay away until october. >> we're telling to just come if you have essential travel that is necessary. i know what is real and i know people make plans. if you travel under any circumstance to hawaii, you must be vaccinated. our policy, the safe travels program

who needs hawaii on a day like today. we've got some 70's, some 80's here in the bay and sure we're starting off with the gray, but we're going to be looking at some blue skies and much improved air quality continuing later on into the afternoon. now looking outside this maybe not the sunniest of use just yet. but it's your typical bay area august morning kind of staff looking out over san francisco. you can see the low gray that has persisted with us. visibility has been fine across the bay area. so that's not a concern as that cloud cover sits above us current temperatures mostly in the 50's althodgh san jose hayward alameda and oakland have all ventured into the low 60's. now talking more about a comfortable next couple of days and then a scorching hot end of the week. still to come, reyna. tom, thanks for that. things are busy out there on the roadways like up in vacaville that 2 accidents 80 westbound east of midway road. another one at meridian road slowing things down a bit along 80. >> there is a traffic hazard al

do not visit hawaii for now, back to you guys. thanks, yoli. she makes a great point about the weddings. that's something people planned, right. because. >> covid store all it. we're getting handle on it. we could have a wedding. let's go to hawaii and then they had already planned. >> a lot of people have flights booked into the is it's going to be an we'll take a break. 9.11 is a time. we'll be back with more headlines in just a minute. in fact, when we come back, one east bay mayor is proposing changes to the techniques that police use when subduing people. some say it's long overdue. >> they say that being in on around salt water actually a positive impact on the brain even dislike looking at water can be healing. >> and it's a relatively new approach to healing from trauma and pain and loss. when we come back, we'll take a closer look at surf or sometimes called ocean therapy. low gray still hanging out across the bay area right now. but. >> it will clear out, setting us up for some sunshine and some really comfortable afternoon temperatur

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it's because hawaii was not a state yet. hawaii did not become a state until 1959. yet there were so many chinese-americans or chinese who were not yet citizens who hailed from the great state of hawaii. so where do you put them? what letter follows h? i. and the first i state is idaho. so we have 2,000 plus chinese service personnel from the state of idaho, but they're really from hawaii. and that was a really interesting anecdote. we have some very interesting data to share. this is a data-driven book. it is not something that we pulled up out of our hat. we didn't make up these numbers. this is hard core research. and we're very, very proud of some of the stories that we were able to uncover and discover. >> that's fantastic. and those experiences really give color and give explanation for a lot of the difficulties of doing this kind of research and the problems that you had to solve in really getting at the truth of these numbers. and you can't always believe what you read right off the bat. >> that's true. we actually had a team of researchers in the state of h

governor quinn, along with hawaii's first u.s. senators participated in the statehood day celebrations. no hawaiian celebration is complete without a traditional hula. awe exclaimed as an anti-communist hero for his investigations, joseph r. mccarthy became the most political figure of the period. >> we've been holding sessions covering the information programs dealing almost entirely today with the voice of america, dealing with incompetence, waste, subversion and i say that we have good reason to believe we'll get full cooperation from the new secretary of state. i think we can be helpful to him. >> his charges of communist coddling let to a clash with the army. the president and mrs. eisenhower joined queen elizabeth and prince phillip of england at st. lambert near montreal. domestic commerce and international trade were strengthened as the major midwestern cities became ports of transatlantic shipping. throughout the states a vast program of highway construction was affected through matching federal funds. in the maine, the e

physician and hawaii lieutenant governor dr. josh green the covid-19 liason doctor, i appreciate you joining us i know it is late there. your numbers are not high. the percentages are certainly scary. can you give us an update on the current situation? hospitalization? capacity icu usage? et cetera? >> brian, thanks for having me first, great show. we are going through the surge we have seen this happening across the country we have gone from 61 cases a month ago on average to 549 cases yesterday. relatively speaking, it is a big surge. of course, we're managing. we're a small state. 1.4 million people we hit a surge last july 4th and one you show in january over the christmas and new year holiday and now july 4th again it is all delta. we are third best for vaccinations those who are not vaccinated, which is one-third of the population, are getting the delta variant. they are going to the hospital and they're quite sick 91.3% of the hospitalizations are people who are not vaccinated at all. 97% of cases are people who are not v

now is not a good time to travel to hawaii. that is the message from the governor there who was urging tourists to stay away amid a surge in covid cases. >> governor is urging people to reduce travel to essential business only at least until the end of october. honolulu's mayor rick lang. you. plenty of darty says he'll restrict indoor gatherings to 10 people and outdoor gatherings to 25 the changes take effect on wednesday. >> we do know is not a good time to travel to the restaurant capacity has been restricted. there is limited access to rent a car. it's and we know that the visitors to succumb to the islands will not have the typical kind holiday that they expect to get when they visit hawaii. >> sad news there. governor ea is also encouraging people to get vaccinated against the virus. >> and time for another look at the forecast to him talking about travel looking live at sfo. >> probably some of those planes wanting to go to hawaii because check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow or guys here in the bay area. th

. >>> hawaii's governor is asking people to stay away because of covid. what happens if you go anyway? >>> and a big fix that was supposed to stop the millennium tower from sinking is causing it to sink further. >>> i'm raj mathai. it's happening again. the millennium fire flex door to the salesforce tower is sinking and leaning. there was supposed to be a fix. they've now halted the work that was supposed to stop the leaning. let's start with one of the most beautiful areas of the world and how it now has the worst air quality in north america. the flames are approaching lake tahoe. it is ominous, orange and hazy. reminds us of last summer in the bay area. you can see this view along the western side of the lake. at one point today the air quality index was 559. the scale typically goes to 500. it's literally off the charts. for some perspective, anything above 100 ise oups. this is being caused by the caldor fire. more than 600 homes, businesses and other buildings have already been destroyed. the town of kyburz was empty. it's on the way to tahoe on hi

hawaii is not allowing any indoor events with more than ten people, outdoor vaeblts with more than 25 people are also banned. restaurants and bars alst at only 50% capacity. so big changes on the island. >>> we're back with an >>> an emotional night for brandon belt. his grandmother died and he is dedicating the rest of his season to her. >> and he had one of his best games. we'll pick it up in the second. mike yastrzemski was up. here comes brandon belt. in the fourth inning, he hits the second home run of the game. that's for grandma right there. the giants beat the mets 8-0. yes, the giants still have the best record in all of baseball. speaking of which, the giants back on nbc bay area later this week. this friday, they're in atlanta to take on the division leading braves. you can watch that game right here on nbc bay area 4:00 p.m. >>> we have a problem with the a's. they're slumping. not a good time to be slumping. they've lost eight of the last ten games this afternoon at the coliseum. things started out pretty well. mitch moreland giving them 1-0 lead. it was all seattle from

the 50th star was added when hawaii became a state on august 21st, 1959. pierre governor quinn -- hawaii's first u.s. senator persisted -- participated in a celebration. he was the first senator of chinese ancestry in congressional history. no hawaiian celebration is complete without a traditional hula. acclaimed is an anti communist hero and announced as a threat to civil liberties for his conduct of senate investigations, joseph became the most controversial political figure of the period. >> we've been holding executive >> we've been holding executive sessions covering the >> information programs dealing with the voice of america. dealing with in confidence. subversion. i might say that we have good reason to believe we will get full cooperation from the new secretary of state. i think we can be helpful to him. >> his charges of communist -- by the army led to a clash with army secretary robert stevens. both were subsequently censored by the senate.. in 1959, the president and mrs. eisenhower joined queen elizabeth with canada's prime minister at saint-

it is because oh hot -- hawaii was not a state yet. hawaii didn't become estate until 1959. yet there were so many chinese americans or chinese who were not yet citizens, who hail from the great state of hawaii. where do you put them? what's letter follows h? i and the first i state was idaho. so we have -- from idaho but the relief from hawaii. that was a interesting anecdote. we have some really interesting data to share. this is a data driven buck. it isn't something that we pulled out of our hat. we don't make up these numbers. this is hard core research. we are very proud of some of the stories that we were able to uncover and discover. >> that's fantastic. those experiences give color and explanations for a lot of the difficulties of doing this kind of research and the problems that you have to solve. really getting at the truth of the numbers. you can't always believe with you read off of the bat. >> that's true. we actually had a team of researchers in the state of hawaii. we went to the punchbowl cemetery and we took photographs of all of the headstones of the servi

you know, flights are still in and out of hawaii but not if the governor has his way. i spoke to a family friend who lives on maui. he's all too familiar with tourism, and unfortunately, with the virus as well. >> i felt like i was going to pass stood up. >> reporter: rod an tone is among the rising number of positive covid cases in hawaii right now. >> i am thankful i'm vaxed. symptoms were very mild. >> reporter: his quarantine is up in a couple of days, but others aren't so lucky. >> we are seeing more covid patients in our hospitals, and the icus are filling up. >> reporter: the situation so dire hawaii governor david announced today tighter restrictions and discouraged travel to just essential business until the end of october. >> it's not a good time to travel to the islands. restaurant capacity has been restricted. there is limited access to rental cars, and we know that the visitors who choose to come to the islands will not have the typical kind of holiday. >> restaurant we went to with my family, we were asked to show our vaccination card. >> reporter: she ju

that's the message from the governor of hawaii who is urging tourists to stay away amid a surge in covid cases. governor eta is urging people to reduce travel to essential business only at least until the end of october. honolulu's mayor rick blanche already says he's willing to restrict indoor gatherings to 10 people and outdoor gatherings to 25 these changes take effect wednesday. >> we do know is not a good time to travel to the restaurant capacity has been restricted. there is limited access to rent a car. it's and we know that the visitors to succumb to the islands will not have the typical kind holiday that they expect to get when they visit hawaii. >> is encouraging people to get vaccinated against the virus. the cdc's several places to its list of high-risk travel destinations. they are the bahamas haiti kosovo, lebanon morocco and city mart at the health agency says these are now considered level 4 covid very high locations. people are advised to avoid traveling. there. but anyone who must go should be fully vaccinated before hand dozens of other nations are also on the list. yo

. >>> a father and son from california arrested in hawaii for having fake vaccination cards. the stiff penalties they now face. plus -- >>> i'm scott budman. travel looked like it was going to make a big comeback, then delta came along. coming up, the latest figures for business and leisure travel. ♪ ♪ >>> the news at 5:30 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm janel wang. the fda appears to be on the verge of expanding the covid vaccination to include a third dose for people with compromised immune systems. >> while infections and hospitalizations are growing, so are the battles against masks and vaccine mandates. >> reporter: a third shot of protection coming soon for millions of americans with compromised immune systems. the fda now working with pfizer and moderna to allow an extra dose of covid vaccine for people with diseases like cancer or who have had an organ transplant. >> this action is about ensuring our most vulnerable who may need an additional dose to enhance their biological responses to the vaccine are bette

inch of dirt out there to find out how he got hold of a hawaii social security number. but in obama's case and write it off as a curiosity pretty could've been a career changer, a career ender. how did they get this? is it fraudulent? we do not know. it's an anomaly, it's a curiosity and that's where they leave it. let me take one more question we will call it there. our friends can c-span can wrap it up or get hit by a tornado here. >> first of all you did an excellent presentation it's incredible how you can keep going with it. when you ended the discussion you said barack obama is in a 12 million-dollar manchin. she had a $12 million manchin that the fraction of your income. when hugh into politics i don't think he had that much money per. >> he had debt. >> is anybody looking into the historians of how did he get all this money? lexi was selling paintings. [laughter] he was an artist to i heard brick. >> here's how it made it pretty made his money semi- legitimately. he and michelle were deeply in debt all of their professional careers until obama made his speech th

. >>> well, ahead a warning from the governor of hawaii, while you want to put your plans head to paradise on hold. >>> the state is finalizing the landmark of $575 million with northern california's largest healthcare provider, sutter. sutter says it will complicate employees union. it will be forced to limit what ptients are charged for, for out of network services to make sure they don't face huge surprise medical bills. we are back with more news in a bit. boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone. that's half the price... ...for one line of unlimited 5g smartphone data ...plus a free samsung galaxy 5g when you switch and trade-in. all with the power of the t-mobile 5g network. rule your day with 5g. only at metro by t-mobile. >>> while those booster shots may be coming a little earlier. u.s. officials are looking to issue booster shots five months after people finish their immunization. it comes as new data shows a booster dose provided four times as m

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i said i would love to be in hawaii. she said hawaii they have army in hawaii? i said 25th infantry division is in hawaii. anyway we came home and will make got home my mother handsome this fat envelope from the department of the army. and there are my orders. unbeknownst to me she already seen them. but i'm going down the orders, everything seen and military orders before is a lot of gobbledygook. a gift to the bottom and it says a delay in route assignment 25th infantry division san francisco 96225. upon arrival in vietnam report to such and such and such and such. that's how the whole thing started. finished my schooling right before christmas of 1966 and left for vietnam. arrived after numerous stops on a c1 41 the interesting thing about that as i went out to san francisco, i was supposed to leave from travis air force base. they have what they called a. >> flight. they were all commercial airliners. with a sitter she went to get a pan and my flights that they have great food, they show movies, cap remember how they showed movies that one still escapes me.

with cases of the delta variant of covid rising, americans are once again cutting back on travel, and hawaii is telling residents of the other 49 states, don't come here more now from tom costello >> reporter: with overflowing hospitals resorting to outdoor tents, the tourist dependent aloha state is asking tourists to stay away. honolulu restricting restaurant capacity and large gatherings, including weddings 10 people max at indoor events, 25 at outdoor events. >> i did ask everyone, residents and visitors alike, to reduce travel to hawaii to essential business activities only. >> reporter: while on the mainland, san francisco joins new york in requiring restaurant customers to show their vaccine cards. >> only one table of four said see ya, but otherwise everybody's thankful and very happy. >> reporter: meanwhile, the cdc still advising anyone at risk, including the vaccinated, to avoid cruise ships after a 77-year-old carnival cruise ship passenger died of covid. 27 people onboard tested positive, though carnival says the guest almost certainly did not contract covid on our ship disney c

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so, who wants to go to hawaii? if i give you tickets right now? defy the governor's request? >> i've been looking sporadically, seeing what the rates are for flights and hotels, hotels are so expensive right now. it is unreal, more than thousand dollars a night for just basic king bed. i can't even think about paying that much, several thousands of dollars to go to hawaii which is jampacked with people right now. what is your overall experience going to be? are you fighting for a chair by the pool? paying $1000 a night? maybe i will wait a couple of months until it all settles down. larry: they are experiencing difficult times in hospitals, running out of beds. >> i love hawaii but i will hold off. right now it's challenging. ama: on the flipside, one italian town is wanting you to come there so badly it is offering homes just one dollar. italian communities facing dwindling populations are selling their crumbling old villas for just one dollar. the town of my anze has become -- a town has become the first near rome to make the offer. it's in the foothills south of india and

with me now is hawaii lieutenant governor josh green. he is also an er doctor. lieutenant governor green, first of all, i want to apologize on behalf of humanity for what is happening to you and the anti-semitic attacks and the attacks our family and i hope your kids are safe. i want to start by saying that. >> thank you, joy. you don't need to apologize. it is other people, certainly not you doing it. a quick clarification, my next-door neighbor has the little ones. mine are 10 and 14 but they're still kids and really in the line of fire on this. >> my kids are in their 20s and so to me their kids. a 10 and 14 year old, that's a little kid to me. i totally hear you. thank you for the clarification. you are an er doctor, so you presumably know covid more than the people outside screaming at you. 54,608 cases, a smaller number of deaths, 564 deaths. let's put up this math, my friends in the producing room. covid cases have spiked. look at the number at the end, it is in august of this year, looks like it spiked higher than ever. do you have a handle on what has c

boy, hawaii does sound good right now. >> it sure does. >> thanks, chris. those how-to videos are helpful. >> the new ad featuring bernie sanders and what larry gerston thinks is the most important thing to know two weeks before election day. >>> and still hazy across the bay area. you can see it here in walnut creek. but we'll take a look at the air quality for tomorrow. and cooler weather moving in, in about eight minutes. . >>> the recall election, two weeks from tomorrow, and governor newsom is bringing in more supporters to campaign for him. >> the last thing we need is to have some right-wing republican governor in california. >> senator bernie sanders, the latest big name to show support for the governor, urging people to vote no. the new ad will be televised statewide as well as online. election day, tuesday, september 14. >> not just national politicians. there are plenty of organizations and newspapers endorsing governor newsom or recommending he be removed from office, recalled. do political endorsements matter anymore? back in the day they were

hawaii's lieutenant governor, dr. josh green, thank you very much for being on this morning. >> thanks for welcoming me. >> thank you. >>> and gene robinson in your latest piece for "the washington post," you argue it's time for the excuses to end and mandates to start. i couldn't agree more. for me it's disheartening with everything that we are seeing, and so much that we aren't able to see, about what happens across the nation, in hospitals, inside the ers and the icus, it's incredible to me to hear like, for example, kerry sanders interviewing a health care worker who is still holding out on getting the vaccine. it's -- it's got to stop. >> yeah, it's got to stop. we're having now, this delta surge, this is an epidemic of the unvaccinated. and while delta is so pernicious and easily spread that there are many breakthrough cases where vaccinated people do get the infection and can pass it on but they have mild cases that -- they have mild disease. they don't generally end up hospitalized. they don't end up dying. an

against mandates for a masks and vaccinations, and so for any state -- and right now there are four, hawaii, california, oregon and new york -- who are trying to implement some form of vaccine passport just for you to go on about your day-to-day activities in life, so for those states who are going to do that,

plus, the new message from the state of hawaii to travelers. stay home. >>> deadline drama. the race to evacuate afghanistan hits a new snag. the taliban issuing new threats. what we're learning on the ground as the white house responds to claims that americans are being stranded. >>> breaking overnight, fire breaks out inside a plane in seattle. passengers evacuated. >>> also this morning the future in "jeopardy!" a new decision about the game show's current host and what could be next. >>> a big problem for the world's fastest accelerating roller coaster. >>> and a change in the dairy aisle. why whole milk is making a comeback. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with a fight against the coronavirus and reports that some emergency rooms in the south are now being forced to close. >>> right now more than 95,000 americans are hospitalized with covid. this morning dr. anthony fauci is providing a new estimate on when we could finally get the virus under control. >> it comes a day after the fda granted full approval to pfizer's vaccine. the move is expected to trigger

there's only one. >>> a vacation miracle under the waves of hawaii. a texas man was able to reunite a maryland family with their camera lost in the water from our baltimore affiliate wbal, kai reed has the story >> i was amazed at how fast it happened >> jerry found a go pro camera at the bottom of the ocean in hawaii last month, and he was desperate to find the family that he suspected wad from maryland to get the nearly six hours of precious family videos and pictures back to them. >> i feel like i'm doing everything i can because i so want them to have their memories back >> melissa and lee back home in hartford county were getting messages and phone calls >> there's just no way this was possible >> i would say it was pretty immediate that people recognized either the story on tv or the social media post and just started blowing us up. >> the go pro camera slipped out of lee's pocket while the family was snorkeling near maui they never thought they'd see the camera or all of their pictures and videos again. >> i just had a lot of really, really gre