. >> she left for hawaii, a new life with a new husband. a sunny paradise, which soon grew dark. >> something was very wrong. >> it was horrible, being so helpless. >> what was behind their mom's death? they set up together to discover the answer, and they were about to get some help from their mother herself. >> and there it was, evidence she there for you to find? >> yes. >> a possible clue, hidden in an envelope marked, baby pictures. but tucked inside, a journal had painted a different picture entirely. >> i looked at the envelope and i was like, wow. >> could their mom help them solve her own mystery? >> we can't quit, we are her voice. >> we made a promise. we made a promise to our mom. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, and welcome to dateline. surely in a van gandhi was popular and unpredictable, long before she had her little girls, tammy and tiffany. as children, they adored their mother. as adults, they made a troubling vow, promising charlene to investigate if she ever came to harm. then, it happened. charlene was dead, and her daughters was

darrell o'carroll in hawaii. thank you so much, really appreciate you joining us. >> thanks, kim. >>> new zealand's prime minister is widening covid-19 restrictions after new cases spread beyond auckland, the nation's largest city, but some say restrictions go too far. about a thousand people gathered in auckland saturday, in an anti-lockdown protest. a nationwide lockdown imposed in august was supposed to be short and sharp. but while parts of new zealand largely returned to normal, an outbreak driven by the delta variant have kept auckland's restrictions in place for seven weeks now. >>> portugal is a country that understands the critical importance of vaccinations. the nation was hit hard by covid-19 at the beginning of the year, reporting one of the world's worst surges. bull portugal has gone from worst to first, thanks to the highest vaccination rate on the planet. >> reporter: meet the vice admiral that led portugal's vaccination campaign and has become somewhat of a hero for the portuguese. the country no

you mentioned hawaii where you are. i'm just curious, in many states including where i am, georgia, you wouldn't really know there's an ongoing pandemic. but where you are the governor just extended the covid restrictions. i imagine people are starting to make their holiday plans. obviously hawaii is a popular destination. what's the latest there? >> yeah, we are fortunately past peak of our large delta surge. the unfortunate thing about the last month is we had almost 200 deaths, which is way more than any month that we've ever had since this pandemic started. so the delta variant really, really hit hawaii very, very hard. but again, fortunately we're past peak. but our icus are still very full. and our hospitals are still jammed up. less so than before. and we're heading in the right direction. but this isn't really a time to take your foot off the pedal. and so definite ly commends having more of a cautious approach. this virus can really throw a lot of curveballs. and then also what's to say that there might be anot

lester >> all right tom, thank you >>> a fiery show in hawaii, the eruption of one of the world's most active volcanos right now the threat level is low to nearby communities, but as we saw in 2018, that can quickly change miguel almaguer as the stunning new images >> reporter: in a dazzling display of mother nature's beauty and fury, hawaii's kilauea volcano has suddenly rumbled back to life shooting fountains of fire five stories high >> thought i'd stop by and check it out >> reporter: these gushing geysers of lava have not boiled over the 4,000 summit of over kilauea's crater as this caldron of lava ensues, infrared images captured it filling the container floor. right now safe for the public with thousands expected to race to kilauea's rim for a peek inside one of the world's most active volcanos. >> kind of what we expect right now as the entire volcano repressurizes after the 2018 eruption >> reporter: that 2018 eruption became one of the most destructive in modern history at hawaii's main island for weeks we catched it spill lava, destroying some 700 homes. today the biggest th

. >>> stunning new images of hawaii's kilauea volcano erupting. the show it is putting on for tourists. >>> all new at 6:00, fish turning up dead in an east bay part by the hundreds. what's going on? >>> fresh water being pumped out of the ground in san jose is just literally going down the drain. why some call this a waste of water, what the valley water district says is going on. >>> kpix 5 news at 6:00 with ken and elizabeth is coming up next. >>> and coming up tonight on the "cbs evening news" -- >>> big news today here in washington as congress averts a government shutdown , but will the presidents ambitious build back better plan survive. we will have the latest. plus have you heard about this? the stunning request from the nation's school boards. why they are asking the federal law enforcement for help to protect their members. it's all coming up here on "cbs evening news" tonight. >>> all new at 7:00, evidence is growing that hardening your home against wildfires can save it. this one survived the caldor fire, but if you are looking for a

hawaii green home. what all too long singer and guitarist patrick mandisa of berkeley won the 2021 hawaiian slack key album of the year for his album far away. it is the first time that a mainlander has won the category twice in the hawaii academy of recording arts na hoku awards, which is often called the hawaiian grammy awards. linda's a watched the ceremony last night from his home in berkeley. thank you guys so much. i don't believe it. such an honor. uh two in this, like the album of the year. and it turns out this recording artist also is a teacher at moreau catholic high school in hayward. well free app might give you some extra inspiration on your next visit to golden gate park in san francisco. the sad walk app was created in collaboration with composer ellen reed and the kronos quartet. retail's bay nature magazine that the app plays music curated for different areas of the park. some of the music was also composed specifically for certain sites. read said she felt as though she was quote. col

. >> now we go to hawaii where a volcano eruption in hawaii is continuing to draw tourists. the u.s. geological survey confirmed on wednesday that an eruption began at the summit of kill away. a volcano. the area that is erupting is not close to where people can hike or drive. and yet the hawaii volcanoes national park expects 10's of thousands of visitors. the kill away on hawaii's big island is one of the most active volcanoes on earth. >> still to come on 4 news at 5, the blue angels will roll or over the bay again this year. how you can safely enjoy the show in the age of covid plus cutting the risk of hospitalization and death by half the new covid treatment. some doctors are calling a game changer and we're getting to know california's first latino senator better sitting down here with alex padilla when we come back on kron 4 i've seen how cancer can affect the people i care about. that's why i'm helping protect myself against some cancers like certain cancers caused by hpv. for most people, hpv clears on its own. but for those who don't clear the virus hpv can lead to

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this photo i took this morning around 06:00am hawaii time. you can see a little bit of that glow there. and this is what it looks like right now. we had some not so great weather come through in the last 2 hours or so. but you can see as we push in this is holly momo crater. you can see that plume just billowing into the air. and just be on this rock wall that you can see is where the lava is. but from a bird's eye view you could see its. i want to go to some images that was put out by usgs. you can see what i'm talking about here. the lava spewing into the air. we heard that some of the fishers were spewing as high as a 5 story building. now, this is just pulling at the bottom of the crater. and that's what's making the sky so orange at night. and if you think seeing these images are amazing. being here in person is even better. it's almost like you can truly feel that this volcano is alive. it's just something about being out here and the reaction from locals and visitors. it's just really special. take a listen. i feel like i was just >> j

nina: hawaii. secretary hicks: in hawaii. yes. never expected myself to be working in the defense department, but, of course, if you sort of take the longview, you can sort of -- long view, you can sort of see how it all played out. but a tremendous influence. incredible focus on public service, both him and my mother, who was very focused on military families. did a ton as a psychologist. and did a ton of work as a counselor and psychologist with military families. and we had one of those dinner tables -- i have a very large family. youngest of seven children. so we had one of those dinner tables where the conversations were always around current events, news of the day, and a strong focus on education and service to others. and that's an enduring influence that i hope i can pass on, not just to my own children, but to those i work with. nina: and what drew you to the pentagon early on? you were clearly -- you went through your ph.d. at m.i.t. but you started early on at the pentagon. secretary hicks: i did. i went back to m.i.t.

a volcano began spewing lava at hawaii volcanoes national park yesterday afternoon. officials say there's no present danger to nearby residents like last time scientists detected increased earthquake activity in what they call ground swelling and they raised the alert levels ahead of this eruption callaway is most recent eruption began last december and lasted for 5 months. locals were asked to stay indoors to avoid exposure to ash in clouds. well, let's check on our 4 zone forecast. we're getting closer to friday looking outside. now the golden gate bridge. the sun setting behind the bridge there. not much traffic and that any clout is setting earlier and earlier, lawrence, that means is winter's coming. yes, 6.54 sunset guys tonight. yeah. because of the colors owner skies up above us. >> looks like we're for change now over the next couple of days enjoying these last warm days before head in toward those colder months ahead. but here we are looking good out there now clear skies all around the bay area, beautiful sight all the way to the coastline. plenty of sunsh

hawaii's mount kilauea sends lava as high as 100 feet. and, meet the afghan baby lifted to safety by a u.s. marine in afghanistan. we'll introduce you to her family. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on this busy thursday here in the nation's capitol. with just hours before the deadline, congress voted to avoid a shutdown. and, while that's good news, the crisis for the democratic party remains. that's because president biden's domestic agenda is on the line. progressives in the house say they won't vote for the bipartisan infrastructure plan, to spend a trillion dollars to fix our nation's roads, rails, and bridges, unless a much bigger social safety net bill is passed at the same time. now, that $3.5 trillion bill includes programs like childcare, universal pre-k, and other initiatives. there is a joke here in washington that creating legislation is like making sausage, and tonight, the white house

>> something we watch very carefully, if you are at the end up pacific command in hawaii and watching day-to-day, to camp down any such potential, we have good relations with taiwan and commitment to taiwan and during since the 1970s. central is helping taiwanese defense capabilities, that's important, the taiwanese and their ability to defend t themselveses is a game changer n terms of that calculus for china so that is an area we want a lot of focus on as well as our own and with allies and partners, our own credible demonstration of interest and advanced economic and about the trip, semiconductor industry, that is sort of business but also taiwanese people have demonstrated the ability to have democracy and we have an interest in ensuring democracies can flourish. primarily through the self-defense of taiwan for the united states works quote lease closely with partners on back. >> we have a whole rash of audience questions and we haven't even talked about you. your dad, tell us about him, his work and his influence on you. >> that's so nice, no one has ever asked me that. my dad wa

, the governor of hawaii says starting november 1st, hawaii will again promote and encourage travelers to come to the island's quarantined restrictions are still in place and to avoid a 10 day quarantine when you arrive. visitors must show proof of vaccination or negative covid test taken within 72 hours of departure. this change comes almost two months after the governor asked travelers to avoid coming to hawaii in order to limit the spread of the delta variant. our hospitals are doing better. we are we have less covid patients in them, and i think most importantly, our health care system has responded and feels like. we do have the ability to move forward with economic recovery. the decision to once again welcome travelers with open arms comes as the u. s as a whole prepares to reopen to vaccinated foreign tourists on november eight. royal caribbean will start taking reservations next week for its longest cruise ever. it's a 270 day 74 day voyage that begins in december of 2023 in miami and returns in september of 2024. along the way, the serenade of the seas will stop in 150 destina

hawaii requires any unvaccinated travelers to present a negative covid test before boarding a flight. >>> blue angels are taking to the skies of san francisco again. for the first time in nearly two years. today's performance is just practice for this weekend's airshow. expect to see the flight squadron between 1:00 and 5:00 today. san francisco's fleet week is the only one the navy is participating in this year. >>> 5:44 is the time. i do wonder if one of those pilots can maybe scoop us to hawaii. >> i like the thinking. >> a special trip. love the way you think. that is awesome. >>> we are looking at beautiful weather today. it's going to be a cool one today and tomorrow, maybe a little bit more sunshine friday and into our weekend. i think th those clouds today it should be good for our blue angels to fly for our preschool today and your friday. a live look as we look east across the bay at the east bay. you see the clouds. we are in the 40s and 50s, a cool start for sure. it is 52 livermore, mid 50s in san francisco, san jose, upper 40s, chilly in santa rosa. definitely grab that

we want to show you a live picture out of hawaii. this is one of the world's most active volcanoes. and it's a rough day again, right now on the big island. in fact, if we paused just for a moment. you can hear it. this is live from now weigh >> some fierce roar, isn't it. at hawaii volcanoes national park yesterday. >> officials say there is no present danger to nearby residents. this now video from earlier today. look at that is so frightening to look at even though it's fascinating as well to watch. they detected increased earthquake activity and ground swelling and raise the alert levels ahead of time kill away as most recent eruption began last december. it lasted 5 months. >> locals were asked to stay indoors and avoid exposure to the ash clouds volcano is in charge a bay area woman who survived world war 2 and the 1918 spanish flu. >> has died of covid at a gop knee lived a life of adventure that spans 2 continents. she fell in love with the world war. 2 fighter pilot barely escaped europe ahead of the needle. mostly needs rule in italy and she ground steel for the u.s. war e

for those of you on radio, it is hawaii, but it is serious. i have witnessed off the water of hawaii that water flowing into the ocean. this is hawaii in spades. this is the la palma volcano in the canary islands. lisa, you want to weigh in on volcano physics? lisa: it looks like every cliche of a volcano i've ever seen. i will not add value because i do not know the physics of volcanoes, but you do not often see actual spewing lava coming up and rolling down the side of the mountain. tom: we see it now and i would say as an amateur this is hawaii on spade. there was a 6 point x earthquake. lisa: destructions of thousands of buildings. tom: the fragility of the buildings on that famous island. crete means we probably need a road trip. lisa: i cannot keep track of all of the road trips. let's reset ahead of the open. tom: john and i will carry your suitcase. lisa: looking forward to the markets. it is interesting yields have been as stable as they have today. tom: i agree. i will listen and watch g to go been at of the imf -- i will join her in

so, the coqui frog was introduced to hawaii in the 1980s. once they get established in hawaii, they start coming to california on nursery plants. and so, now we havthem established at two nurseries here in southern california. we currently have 15 people out helping us search for these coqui frogs, and that includes biologist with the california department of fish and wildlife as well as biologist with the natural history museum. but there's these real implications of these coqui frogs showing up and having these impacts and it's just all because they're doing what a lot of other species are doing, which is hitchhiking a ride into the nursery plant trade. as a biologist,y interest is understanding how species are dealing with urbanization, whether those are native species that are trying to adapt to these urban settings, or whether these are non-native species that have been introduced as a result of human activity and are also trying to find a way to me it here in the los angeles area. we were here specifically to look for slender salamande

so let's go now to honolulu, hawaii, where i'm joined by emergency physician, dr. darah o'carol. thank you so much for joining us here. the world is still digesting the news about the covid treatment p pill. i recognize it's still early days, but from a doctor's perspective, walk us through this. how would it be administered if i were to walk into your hospital with a positive covid test and complaining of shortness of breath. >> thank you for having me. it's welcome news, something similar to tamiflu that we've had for quite a while for the flu. it's a five-day course. it is early days. it's a press release. we do need to see the concrete data, more data needs to be revealed before we can really throw our confidence into it. but it would be a five-day course and it wouldn't really be for people who are so sick that they need to be admitted to the hospital. it would be for those who are testing positive and hit them early and prevent them from getting sick enough to be in the hospital and prevent mortality and death. it's really hitting them in that kind of antiviral phase, simil

next, hawaii's famous volcano has started rubbing. scientists have started looking at >> the kilauea volcano is a rubbing on hawaii's big island. this lava fountain reaches the height of the five-story building. the alert level has been raised to warning and the iffy asian code changed to read. >> five stories? >> time for a check on the weather. >> sandy is here as we get close to the weekend. >> the weather looks fantastic. i want to show you what it looks like right now from our east bay hills camera. we will pan around to show you how beautiful it is. right now we have good air quality across the entire bay area. i hope you have a chance to get out and enjoy this fine air-quality weather. the next few days, it will go into moderate road. -- mode. the winds have definitely died down. look at the last 25 hours. knoxville creek, 37. fortunately the red flag warning was dropped earlier today but it is that time of year when you just need to remain aware. wind out of the northeast gusting to about 14. the same wind direction is what fu

. >> tragedy for lives in santa fe, but also has ties to san diego and hawaii. if you know where he is, please they don't approach him. call them or crime stoppers and you can remain anonymous. >>> california schools are seeing an unprecedented shortage of substitute teachers. south san francisco has one of just many schools where principals, school counselors, and even district staff members have had to step in. >> reporter: have you ever seen something like this before and all your days of teaching? >> not as bad as it has been this year. my assistant principals have been in classes. our counselors are on deck, in terms of helping when there is need. we are all pitching in. >> the state says just 40 the 7000 substitute teaching permits have been issued this year, down from 64,000 pre- pandemic, before cimini classes when virtual. >>> a live look now at san francisco, where mayor london breed wants to turn parking into housing. the so-called cars to casas ordinance would relax density limits to allow housing to be built on underutilized parking lots. height res

only three other states are in orange, hawaii, but louisiana and florida. hawaii has been cautious, but louisiana and especially florida have taken a different path, keeping everything open, few restrictions, avoiding mask and vaccine mandates. how do you explain this? guest: they all got to the destination through different ways. the most important comparisons, florida and california, lots of mask mandates in california, none in florida. death rates, per 100,000 in the delta surging california, 12 per 100,000. the bay area, less than one per 100,000. in florida, 70 per 100,000. if you look at lives lost, california, 4000 in a state that is bigger than florida, and florida, 14,000. you get to the same destination, but thousands more died. kristen: the toll was heavier in florida. for those who survived in florida, are they in as good of shape as california, going forward? guest: similar vaccination rates, but everybody got infected already. similar to california, vaccine plus natural immunity equals community immunity, therefore, california and florida look

still clad in their flip-flops, jake and trent are on day two of trying to get from hawaii back to denver on southwest airlines. >> and our first flight got canceled yesterday morning. rebook for a later flight, and then that got delayed tore seven hours, and then got on the plane, and then at that moment, after everybody was seated, they canceled the flight. >> reporter: that's spent $140 for a hotel in oakland, and are still trying to get home today, and even that is not looking promising. over the weekend, southwest canceled more thaw 2,000 flies and another 360 today. they said in a statement we experienced weather challenges compounded by unexpected air traffic control issues. the faa rebutted by say nothing faa air traffic short ans have been reported since friday. the may helped at southwest counters and gates came hours at they have southwest pilots union filed a lawsuit in federal court against the covid- 19 vaccine mandate set to take effect on december 8th. u.c. hastings professor rice said this lawsuit has the potential to go either way because of the collective bargaining agr

this long stream of higher concentrations of moisture starting out around hawaii and getting pulled right toward us is the classic signature. both storms friday and sunday are going to have that part to them. just to drive home the point of how sunday is more impressive. if we put this on the scale looking across from thursday into monday, how do we rate it in strength? from weak to extreme. the one on friday will be moderate. you can see that making the scale here. the one monday will be strong. that just tells us it'll have a good amount of moisture to work with in the rain. this is what they look like as kind of like the train of systems just continues to mara cross the bay area. what we care about here is timing and the timing on these is friday morning. then again going into sunday night. that is going to be the timing for when to expect the better organized rain to start moving across the bay area. let me get new to the seven day forecast. you can pick up what is going to look like a mess. there is a chance of rain on all of these days. we have to do it this way because of a chance

. >>> officials say thousands of tourists are flocking to a hawaii volcano to watch it erupt. kilauea, one of the most active volcanos on earth, began erupting on hawaii's big island wednesday. it does not pose a threat since homes are not in the area. it says contained entirely within a national park which remains open. >> it's all confined for the present. seismic activity, tilt, et cetera, that's all showing that it's in the summit region. it hasn't gone elsewhere. >> the volcano has erupted 34 times since 1952. tourists are encouraged to stay on marked trails and overlooks only. >>> for the first time ever a drone was sent into the eye of a category-four hurricane. this is newly released footage inside hurricane sam. scientists say it captured winds reaching 142 miles per hour and waves of up to 50 feet. they're hoping to better understand hurricanes. meteorologists say sam could remain a major hurrica i the weekend as it passes a couple of hundred miles east of bermuda. >>> there was also a storm on capitol hill related to facebook. a top executive faced tough questions o

one of the most interesting is the furthest away, hawaii. if he made it that far, you almost have to believe there would be evidence of that, a plane ticket or something of that nature. police are scratching their head at this point. >> devin fehely reporting live from san jose. thank you. >>> schools across california are dealing with a massive substitute teacher shortage, with teachers, parents, and students adjusting back to in person settings. the shortage puts an additional strain on school systems. kenny choi is live in south seven cisco, where even the superintendent had to recently fill in. >> reporter: the situation has gotten that tire that the superintendent had to recently fill in as a substitute. one administrator is saying that it has never really been this bad. it is an all hands on deck situation here in this district. >> by assistant principals have been in classes. counselors are on deck in terms of helping when there is need. we are all pitching in. >> reporter: the shortage of substitute teachers is widespread across the

new search at the laundrie family home where the manhunt stands, straight ahead >>> fiery display, hawaii's famed kilauea volcano spewing hot lava for the third straight day. park officials prepare for crowds anxious to see the eruption in person >>> those stories, plus 100 years in the making, a historic move to return value beach front land in california to the family it was taken from. >> when you're robbed of your dignity, when you're robbed of your integrity, it sticks with you for a long time. if. >> harry smith with the "today" exclusive, just ahead. >>> and another fantastic finish, the cincinnati bengals rally late to defeat the jacksonville jaguars on a last-second field goal now all eyes turning to tom brady and a sunday night showdown against the patriots, the star quarterback returning to the field he called home for 20 years. >> i still have a lot of great friends there, but then i'm going to kick their butt this week >> we're live at gillette stadium ahead of the most anticipated game of the year today, friday, october 1st, 20201. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today"

alarming erosion eating at hawaii's coastline. >>> and -- >> countless young women saw her on tv and said, i can be here. i can be that strong. >> the new book honoring our friend, colleague and trail blazer, cokie roberts. >>> good morning, and welcome to "this week." as we come on the air this morning, president biden is attending the g20 summit in rome. the first in-person meeting of the world leaders since the pandemic. he went to mass last night receiving communion with first lady jill biden. this morning, joe biden met with turkish president erdogan before heading to glasgow for the u.n. climate conference. cecilia vega is traveling with the president. she joins us this morning from rome, and cecilia, two big items on the agenda at the g20, climate change and getting vaccines to poor countries. >> reporter: yeah, exactly, george. good morning to you, and this is why this is so important. we're talking about the world's 20 largest economies who are responsible for emitting 80% of the world's greenhouse gas emissions. the head of the u.n. recently said the dramatic action they ne

territory -- there the united states of america includes hawaii. we have good reason for concern, ourselves, let alone do i mean by -- -- is that they are developing capabilities through the area that are beginning to compete very effectively with what the u.s. will -- defend those interests. and so it now looks increasingly at -- the mark on the wall that we need to ensure we can deter. that doesn't mean, necessarily, that we're seeing an arms race in this particular area. it just means that that mark on the wall is something that we have to be able to overcome with our own facilities. and we have a huge advantage -- there are about with the u.s. can bring as a global power. -- increasingly concerned about what china is trying to do. our goal is not to have any conflict, armed conflict, with china. -- demonstrate a credible determined so they are not tempted. to overreach. >> so, on the same program, just a few weeks ago, i interviewed senator -- and i encouraged our audience to watch -- and exactly what we're talking about. and one of the things

and the hawaii or all. experts say the reasons behind the massive wipeouts very in most cases, it's habitat lost habitat loss. once the habitat is gone, it's hard to get it back. in some cases, it was disease or invasive species that contributed to declines, but the biden administration is promising action, declaring it will reinstate laws punishing corporations for any preventable bird deaths. like the migratory bird treaty act, which caused bp to pay $100 million after its infamous 2010 oil spill that killed 100,000 birds. former president donald trump, previously discontinued such policies back in 2017. we need to get ahead of the curve by keeping common species common. and the way to do that is to create a network of connected protected lands across the globe so that we have healthy intact ecosystems for all species. the announcement from the fish and wildlife service marks one of the largest groups of animals ever to be classified as extinct in the u. s. since the 19 sixties and washington i'm kevin co

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senator hirono of hawaii. aloha to you. >>> still a lot more to come on this sunday morning edition of "velshi" the results of the first extensive audit of america's national monuments are in. they are bound to surprise you and will help you answer the question what do martin luther king jr. and mermaids have in common? also the fascinating story of the first all black team to scale mount everest. plus diving into how immigration affects their lives. here is dr. daniel carlos hughes' message to the biden administration about how to handle the migrants once they cross the border. >> president biden, what i would say is please, please do not break apart families that cross the border, number one. keep the families together. also educate. the border is a big area, a very long area. just educate people about what the border really is like. t what the border really is like. >>> on august 15th afghanistan fell to the taliban and thousands of afghans fled the country. republicans spent the following weeks ripping the

but we are going to see, though a lot of moisture from the subtropical plume from hawaii tapping into that call. the shades storm just to our north out in the pacific. both of those going to combine and bring us our atmosphere river. that is going to arrive during the overnight hours shortly after midnight. for those of you in the north bay and even into the san francisco peninsula by around 3 o'clock in the morning. the heaviest rain, big bull's eye over those of you in santa rosa by 3 o'clock and then that storm track going to shift northward remaining over the north bay. we're tracking widespread moderate to heavy downpours, even extending into vacaville by mid morning on sunday. but then it's going to start to shift to the south and east for most of the set san francisco peninsula east bay and remaining over the north bay. but we are going to track the heaviest downpours right along the san francisco peninsula and east bay by 1 o'clock sunday afternoon light scattered showers for those of you in the south bay until we all start to notice those moderate heavy downpours by early sun

case of hawaii, i inform the house that mr. case will vote yes on h.res. 716. the speaker pro tempore: madam speaker, as the member designated by lahood, i inform the house that mr. lahood will vote nay on h.res. 716. as the member designated by mr. gibbs, i inform the house that mr. gibbs will vote nay on h.res. 716. ms. wexton: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. mceachin, i inform the house that mr. mceachin will vote yes on h.res. 716. as the member designated by ms. porter, i inform the house that ms. porter will vote yes on h.res. 716. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by representative mcmorris rodgers of washington, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that representative mcmorris rodgers will vote nay on adoption of the resolution. madam speaker, as the member designated by representative letlow of louisiana, i inform the house that representative letlow will vote aye. as the member designated by representative timmons, pur

one of the world's most active volcanoes is at it again on hawaii's big island. this is a live look right here at the kill away. a volcano you can actually this is what makes it really interesting. you can hear a volcano as well as see it. let's listen. just for a moment as this volcano continues to churn. >> this began spewing lava at the hawaii volcanoes national park yesterday. officials say there is no present danger to nearby residents. scientists say the increased earthquake activity in what they call ground swelling and they raise the alert levels ahead of the eruption callaway is most recent eruption began began last december. it lasted 5 months locals have been asked to stay indoors to avoid exposure to ash and clouds. >> wild pigs are back to terrorizing homeowners in the east bay. people living in lafayette have been complaining about the pigs running wild trampoline there. well, manicured lawns. but officials say they are working to stop these problematic picks kron four's. dan thorn is live in lafayette tonight. he joins us with more on this pick pro

. callaway, a volcano has created a huge molten rock lake at its summit on hawaii's big island. it caused major destruction when it lost her up to 3 years ago. at this event, though, is entirely contained within the volcano national park. the highly anticipated 25th james bond movie is landed in british cinemas, the film, the final installment featuring daniel craig, as the famous by now trying to die is being watched closely as a test of the cinema. our industry's ability to recover after months of closures, due to covered 19. if backer with the support from london, ah, there's only one show in town. form is past 2 years late because of the pandemic with the change of director and script along the way. expect a familiar face doing familiar things, smashing and schmoozing his way around the world for queen and country all while showing off a slew of expensive accessories and legal gadgets. now your enemies, my and just the ticket for dealing with an international criminal gang. or maybe even jumping the petro q during britain's current fuel shortage. beyond the spectacle, it's h

this time in hawaii, the kid away volcano on hawaii's big island, began erupting late last month. vishal say the lava is no immediate threat to populated areas can aware at major eruption in 2018 for destroyed more than 700 homes and displaced thousands of people. the northern lights might be visible for people living much further south than usual than the coming hours. it's thanks to a burst of solar activity known as a corona mass ejection. it has the potential to alter the earth's magnetic field, and there are warnings of weak fluctuations which could effect power supplies. it were a borealis could be seen in new york and washington state in the us as well as parts of northern england, weather permitting ah, it up for israel 0. united nations has made a desperate plea for international aid for afghanistan. perception general said the afghan economy was lurching closer to collapse and another urgent call has been made to arrest the humanitarian crisis. it's already engulfed half the population. antonio terror.

folks in hawaii cleaning up after a huge earthquake that hit hawaii's big island earlier today. it was first reported by the u.s. geological survey has a 6.1 magnitude quake but was later upgraded to a 6.2, that quake followed by another strong 4.3 aftershock. it was recorded. some 23 miles off the coast of ocean view in hawaii. so the southern part of island the center about 22 miles deep. but the good news, no tsunami threat as a >> we're going to see some changes with our winds and our temperatures come tomorrow. i'll let you know. we can >> welcome back, the woes of southwest airlines continuing for yet another day. hundreds of flights delayed and canceled, folks all across the country just sitting at airports. just finding a way to get home try and sitting on the phone with customer service for 2 hours, not going anywhere. >> the airline is blaming the weather and control tower issues for all these problems and progress to second got a chance to talk with passengers. >> and reports now from san francisco international airport. >> some passengers i spoke with here at sfo had

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. >> tickets round trip from here to hawaii. you can get to hawaii. you might need a mortgage. it's about $1,000. >> that is a lot. >> you might need a mortgage loan. >> thank you for joining us. i'm lindsey reiser. >> i'm kendis gibson. see you tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. "velshi" starts now. >>> new developments on who is talking to the january 6th committee and where steve bannon referral is headed. this while democrats are hinting they might be ready to vote by next week on the two big spending bills that are at the center of joe biden's agenda. the way history is taught in american schools is not about right or wrong or truth nd lies. it is about ongoing harm. a sneak peek about the documentary you don't want to miss. >>> and the january 6th insurrection and the issues with facebook surrounding it. good morning to you. today is saturday, october 23rd. i'm ali velshi. we begin with developments in the ongoing investigation into the deadly january 6th attack on the nation's capitol. the select committee investigating the attack may gain insight from the former officials wh

hawaii's kawaio'o last seen in 1987 but amid the troubling news also some hope. other species making a comeback against the odds like the florida panther four decades ago there were only 20 of these big cats left. now there are an estimated 200 to see what biologists say is perhaps one of the biggest success stories we head on an airboat and navigate this extensive canal system in remote south florida. the closed loop of waterways is used for the millions of gallons that flow every hour to cool the florida power and light nuclear plant. digging out the manmade canals resulted in ten square miles of long skinny islands, berms of earth that the nearly extinct american crocodile found were an ideal elevated spot to lay and hatch their eggs when did you realize that one could actually benefit the other, the power plant could actually benefit the crocodiles? >> so this actually happened by accident the start of the program was in 1978 after the accidental discovery of a crocodile nest. >> and that's a happy accident >> that's a happy accident that's right >> reporter: