 And the time is 7.04. You're listening to Members Supported, Hawaii Public Radio. Hope you're having a relaxing Sunday. I'm Jackie Young with a look at the latest local news. The blood bank says that about 200 donors are needed every day to fill the needs of the 18 civilian hospitals that they serve across the state, and that now they only have a one-day supply. Blood donations usually drop by about 15% during the summer because schools are out and folks usually travel around this time.