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Hokulea's missions. native hawaiian, his roots in this valley go back two hundred years. >> nainoa: my grandfather was born here. so i grew up milking cows here with my grandfather. >> anthony: he spent many years learning traditional polynesian navigation techniques from a master. mau piailug, of the small micronesian island of satawan. >> nainoa: this is a man that was chosen by his grandfather. at one year old he was put into tide pools to be trained and learning the wind and the water. and, at five years old, he was sailing with his grandfather. and, then, he would never say that as some s...

Page that the president rhee released about that phone call. but what is going on with the whistleblower defense? >> the whistleblower defense has crumbled. the initial white house talking points from a couple weeks ago were that the whistleblower is a partisan, the whistleblower has secondhand information. you can see the transcript with your own eyes and it was fine. and what has happened particularly in the past week is that that has all just been swept swept away by the wave of testimony, people are now to varying degrees trying to save their own skins, pointing the fingers at each other, ...

Being president of the united states. we cannot forget about the black and brown communities that have been left behind not just under this presidency but of those before us. and donald trump is the floor, he is not the ceiling. we can do better, and that is why cory booker is running. >> sabrina singh, national spokesperson there for the booker campaign. thanks for coming on and sharing your and the senator's views. >> thanks for having me. last night we told you about the wave of republicans retiring from the house. well, guess what, the wave is still crashing. what does that tell you abou...

The president to be saying racist things. >> hold on. do you know what happened after charlottesville? the 2018 midterms. and democrats overwhelmingly won. so are we really becoming desensitized? colleen? >> well, we're going to test that question in 2020. i mean, we got an interesting test in kansas of whether this strategy might work in our governor's race last year. chris kobach, who is kind of the president's twin, ran for governor in kansas and lost in 2018, the wave that you're talking about, and so that was an interesting test. chris kobach had enough support with anti-immigration polic...

Now again, as mentioned, 150 miles away. the most important thing is even though originally it was 6.6, typically they all drop a little bit. 6.4 is still significant. anything above 6.0 will do some the most important factor, though, is just how deep. 8 kilometers so you're talking a little over 10 miles deep. that's significant enough to absorb most of the shock and energy. however, a lot of it depends on the soil in this region. of course in southern california the wave action does pretty much provigate outwards. what we're going to find now are after shocks. there's another website called ...