aloha had not yet performed those inspections on its fleet.hen a is passenger alerts investigators savor after the accident that she had seen a crack when she was boarding the plane, it doesn't take investigators too long to figure out what exactly happened to the 737. it's a one-two punch of hot and humid weather and constant ups and downs. >> unlike long-haul flights, where you take off at jfk and you fly eight hours and land in london, that's one cycle in an 8-hour period. on these island hoppers, you could fly for two hours and have 20 cycles. up and down, up and down. 30-minute cycles, where you pressurize the airplane, take off, fly for 15 minutes, land, then pressurize the airplane again. so, the accumulative effect of the cycling of the fuselage is greater in a short period of time than on a long-haul flight, where you have one pressurization cycle in an 8-hour period. that's what really was not understood until this particular accident. >> aloha 243 was a case where the industry began to learn the corrosive nature and how carefully it

. >> aloha 243 was a case where the industry began to learn the corrosive nature and how carefully it had to be monitored in a marine environment. because the airplane had spent decades in and out of the hawaiian islands. the corrosion had expanded, and with it, cracks. the cracks began to propagate and move, and they finally failed. the results were absolutely catastrophic. >> when we come back, the deadliest plane crash in the history of u.s. aviation, as a 5-ton engine violently rips

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>> aloha. >> say it again. >> aloha. >> aloha. we're all saying aloha. and this is myrtle beach.extra time or delay your trip if you have one. and the warmth kind of subsiding. getting smushed down by the jet stream. look at the numbers. aloha to the cold. you see that? are you staying here, landon? new york city, down into the 60s. d.c. from the 80s, shave 20 >> hello, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the microclimate forecast. high pressure has a federal -- firm grip on the weather so that means sun. wet for halloween but saturday and sunday, cooler and dry and bright. today, mid-to-upper 60's loan -- along the coast and inland, east bay upper 70's. seven-day outlook is the heat still peaking tomorrow. clif bar and company, kevin cleary, sharing several tips to a healthy lifestyle. part of abc news' see sweet insider series. it turns out employees at the company are able to use two and a half hours of work time per week to exercise. >> that's pretty great. >> that is great. getting paid to stay active. and cleary says -- he sets quite an example himself. he makes a 25-mile 25

. >> good morning and aloha, peter.thing unlike anything i have seen before to go from first seeing the over 13-mile stretch from the vent all the way down to the tip that is bordering these homeowners's property and walking that tip and the fingers that are extending out from the lava flow is incredible. one of the things that can be deceiving in a lot of coverage we have seen and even standing there is the tip. when you look at the force of the flow from behind and how much there is, that is where the need for vigilance and the need for preparedness and kind of why everyone in the community is holding their breath to see where this goes. >> obviously a lot of homes and potentially in its path. the question that we were thinking. do folks have lava insurance? what happens to the resident who is lose everything? >> that's something that people are concerned about. both their mortgages for those of us who have been evacuated. looking at all the scenarios here in the past that when we have seen the lava come through and d

alo aloha. >> you issued a statement calling for the cdc to increase the quarantine period for people exposed doubling it from 21 to 42 days. why do you think 21 days is not long enough? >> jim, it's a very simple fact. our number one priority needs to be making sure that we don't allow further infections of ebola to happen here in the united states both by those here who have been in contact with those who have been infected with ebola but also for those who still have open passage to come here to the united states from these west african countries who could also have had contact with ebola patients. let's look at how the cdc has been handling this entire situation. it's been mishandled. outdated standards have been used for everything from the personal protective equipment, for our healthcare providers and to this 21-day incubation period that cdc put out and people are following. we've got to look at the world health organization standard which is 42 days, which is based on more recent skicientific dat and research to allow as close to 100% assurance and heuse caution and not putti

. >> aloha. good evening, everyone. welcome to the u.h. cancer center here in kakaako. early voting is less than a week away. we are down the homestretch, 20 days to go until the eleck. this is the final gubernatorial debate. now you'll notice many bodies here in the audience. u.h. political science students. >> our goal tonight is to keep the conversation going in the right direction. we're hoping the answers will be concise and on point. the candidates do not know the questions they'll be asked. >> and we have students with the aloha in the audyents. -- audience. they have agreed to be respectful and attentive. we welcome the candidates for our debate. first off, mufi hannemann. [applause] duke aiona [applause] and david ige [applause] gentlemen, thank you all for joining you tonight. we know you have seen each other in many forums. we appreciate one last chance to educate our voters. feel free to be seated. mr. aiona you won the draw. i should mention all of our candidateses will have 60 seconds to address the questions. can you identify two programs or policies of t

mary ami i've been a resident of san francisco since 1989 before the earthquake my children went to aloha middle school and then gateway and lowell high school i'm here to encourage you to settle with the teachers union and the united educators of san francisco and to increase the salary scale i fell in love with san francisco in 89 and quickly learned i could drive 20 minutes south and earn $20,000 more i will or want to pass out a copy of your salary scale and yourselves and have you see that you can easily see there's a couple of things to fix frail you go up to 6 units my district we go up to 75 units and secondly, i want to encourage the idea when our spending school fund your spending closely to the classroom and that's the school teacher great positive teachers will take care of the students like you said you rejected this charter because i think things are happening they or are when teachers feel respected and well paid this is an expensive city to live in to be able to do that i have to drive thirty minutes away i'm saddened this year i have a new physics teacher she's a 14 year

>> aloha. >> again. >> aloha. >> we all say it. and this is myrtle beach.y your trip if you have one. and the warmth, getting smooshed down by the jet stream. look at the numbers. aloha to the cold. new york city, down into the 60s. d.c. from the 80s, >> thank ginger, sun is up nice and bright this morning. we have temperatures around 50 in philadelphia, some suburbs still in the 40's but it's going to be a nice turn around this afternoon. your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast shows a high of 75 today, very warm, sun mixing with some clouds. tomorrow probably more clouds than sun but still a nice high of 71. and just a slight chance of a spotty shower. back to the upper 60's on thursday. halloween now looks dry with a mix of clouds and sun but a chilly high of 58. back to "go >> and this is what i love. taylor or not, we have a great crowd here in times square. we'll see you guys out here soon. >> i agree, all the time. >>> first in the heat index. it's tough to hit the gym after a day at the office. but one ceo offering employees extra incentive to sta

>> aloha. >> again. >> aloha. >> we all say it. and this is myrtle beach.lay your trip if you have one. and the warmth, getting smooshed down by the jet stream. look at the numbers. aloha to the cold. new york city, down into the 60s. d.c. from the 80 >> good morning, everybody. a beautiful start where temperatures already warmer than yesterday. a few clouds as the sun continues to come out. temperatures across the region in frederick and manassas, 54 in fredericksburg, expecting highs in the upper 70's the lower 80's. records could be broken at the airport, for the record is 83 degrees. breezy this afternoon. >> and this is what i love. taylor or not, we have a great crowd here in times square. we'll see you guys out here soon. >> i agree, all the time. >>> first in the heat index. it's tough to hit the gym after a day at the office. but one ceo offering employees extra incentive to stay in place. cliff barr and company, kevin cleary, sharing several tips to a healthy lifestyle. part of abc news see sweet insider series. it turns out employees at the compa

bases loaded and high, deep and aloha. pablo sandoval got it. seven strike outs right there. in the 6th. billy bean told reporters if he had to do it over again he'd still trade sespidas. billy may be the only person on the planet that believes this is true. scary question is what do a's do now? trade everybody? but how? >> that is one thing we've been to the post season three years in a row. there are guys that are important to this club house that will be back. so we have, high hopes for next year. >> things should be interesting for 49ers this sunday return of alex smith. chiefs coming off of a route and smith razor sharp for 248 yards. niners coach today asked about not having to face the qb. >> they know alex did great. happy for success. >> he's done great things to help me. nothing but respect for him. >> great job and normally gets the ball out fast. just we've got to play our defense. play every day. >> raiders raiders players had nothing but praise. >> a good man lost his job. everyone has to take responsibility for that. you know? we needed to play better. you know

bases loaded and high, deep and aloha. pablo sandoval got it. seven strike outs right there. in the 6th. billy bean told reporters if he had to do it over again he'd still trade sespidas. billy may be the only person on the planet that believes this is true. scary question is what do a's do now? trade everybody? but how? >> that is one thing we've been to the post season three years in a row. there are guys that are important to this club house that will be back. so we have, high hopes for next year. >> things should be interesting for 49ers this sunday return of alex smith. chiefs coming off of a route and smith razor sharp for 248 yards. niners coach today asked about not having to face the qb. >> they know alex did great. happy for success. >> he's done great things to help me. nothing but respect for him. >> great job and normally gets the ball out fast. just we've got to play our defense. play every day. >> raiders raiders players had nothing but praise. >> a good man lost his job. everyone has to take responsibility for that. you know? we needed to play better. you know

aloha! 92 yards. 7-0. thank you for the mock applause. and ucla survives a scare.pound linemen, sebastian -- look at this guy is enormous and floats it occupy his fellow linemen. arkansas rolls. we have more college football coming up. penn state versus ohio state. >> right here. >> love it. thank you, larry. that does it for this edition of abc7 news. for the entire abc7 news news team, thank you for joining. good giants. 22 bucks! these guys should've gone to my place, cuz right now, i have two breakfast croissants for just four bucks. they're both made with a freshly cracked egg and melting cheese on a buttery, flaky croissant. try the supreme with bacon and ham, or the sausage. they'll fill you up for - whoa hey! what are you doing? you can't make a commercial for your restaurant at my restaurant! not if you keep interrupting me, i can't. >> brad: 107,000 will gather in a whiteout tonight, as beaver stadium will light up the night sky in state college. their beloved nittany lions return to their home field after a three-week absence. in their path, big ten east

. >> caller: jim aloha, calling from hawaii. >> last three weeks it's been humid -- but getting back -- >> which was humid. how can i help. >> caller: medallion financial, a specialty finance company. they have a pe of 10 and dividend above 8%, price to book of about 1. they seem like a safe harbor in the sea -- >> i would think so but people are saying that you know what you got to watch out about uber. now uber is the worry. everybody has been able to create a worry about pretty much everything and that includes a very safe normally company medallion financial. now the worries even transcend something that simple. we're in a treacherous market. one has to hope that companies report inline earnings maybe stocks won't go down. we're not there yet. the ebola epidemic has the world on edge. how much will the fear affect your stocks? >> new data showing how one drug could save the lives of babies with a deadly condition, 30,000 suffer. i've got the ceo, plus tired of swimming in your suit? i'm talking to the co-founder of a custom clothing company who claims he can give you the right fi

. >> aloha. good evening, everyone. welcome to the u.h. cancer center here in kakaako.ly voting is less than a week away. we are down the homestretch, 20 days to go until the election. this is the final gubernatorial debate. now you'll notice many bodies here in the audience. we've invited 32 u.h. political science students. >> our goal tonight is to keep the conversation going in the right direction. we're hoping the answers will be concise and on point. the candidates do not know the questions they'll be asked. >> and we have students with the aloha in the audience. they have agreed to be respectful and attentive. we welcome the candidates for our debate. first off, mufi hannemann. [applause] duke aiona. [applause] and david ige. [applause] gentlemen, thank you all for joining you tonight. we know you have seen each other in many forums. we appreciate one last chance to educate our voters. feel free to be seated. mr. aiona, you won the draw. i should mention all of our candidates will have 60 seconds to address the questions. can you identify two programs or policies

. >> first of all, aloha, jake. when we look at the recent studies that have come out, when we look at the information that the world health organization has put out, we find in about 5% of ebola patients, their incubation period went beyond that 21-day period. what i'm saying and calling for the cdc to do is to recognize the seriousness of this illness and make sure we're erring on the side of caution and extending this period where people are monitored or quarantined between the 21 days would be in the best interest of making sure that more people aren't infected here at home. >> 95% of these cases, the incubation period is 21 days. and 5%, it's longer than that. of that 5%, 3% is 42 days. and then there's 2% that's beyond 42 days. so using that logic, why 42 days, why not 60 days, why not 90 days? >> i think we can look at the direction that's coming from the world health organization. we want to get to as close a foolproof methodology as possible to make sure people aren't spreading this illness. but i think it'

if you're traveling to hawaii, we know how many of you like to say aloha to the big island and beyond. we do have a tropical storm out here and this one is going to dump a lot of rain for the big island. nearly a foot of rain is expected. that's going to arrive throughout friday. as a category 1 hurricane. winds at 90 miles per hour. then it's going to be pushing over honolulu as we head throughout sunday and also monday as well with a strong tropical storm. winds at 70 miles per hour. we'll likely see 4 to 6 inches of rain for honolulu as well. any traveling there from the current through next month, check those traveling plans. hopefully you'll still be able to get your vacation on. >> that was best. >> thank you! >> i know our ballpark cam right there. giants and cardinals. >>> ticking time bomb. joe giudice finally explodes. >> [ bleep ]! >> attacking our camera crew. the violent confrontation now on "extra." >>> joe goes off. >> do me a favor -- >> was he pushed over the edge by the screaming headlines he can't stand living with teresa and their house of horrors? >>> then mrs. cl

. >> aloha, and good evening.ess -- is less than one week away and we are talking about the future of hawaii tonight. >> we are down the home stretch. 20 days until the election. this is the final gubernatorial debate. now you will notice many bodies in the audience. we have invited 32 political science students who have been chosen to ask questions. >> our goal is to keep the conversation going in the right direction. answers will the be concise and on point. the candidates do not know the questions. >> and of course we have students in the audience who have agreed to be polite and attentive. no outbursts with the exception of right now as we welcome the candidates for our debate. first off, mufi hannemann. duke aiona [applause] and david ige [applause] gentlemen, thank you all for joining you tonight. we know you have seen each other in many forums. we appreciate one last chance to educate our voters. feel free to be seated. mr. aiona you won the draw. i should mention all of our candidateses will have 60 second

>> aloha from hawaii! [ cheers and applause ] >>> all right, everybody, welcome back to "today."om this very moment. and check this out, are you ready for this? >> on the plaza. >> matt and al are making a dramatic entrance into the plaza. they're ride iing something -- >> oh, my god, that's so cool! >> how cool is this? >> oh, my gosh. >> okay, boys. >> these things play a big role in one of our "trending" topics. first, tell us, how was that? >> this has been designed by the folks at honda. think you're in a shopping mall, right? you know how big those places are? think you're in an airport, a museum. you jump on one of these. it's one of those things that requires your balance. >> exactly. >> al took the spring off it, it goes about 50 miles an hour. >> somewhere out toward new jersey. >> yeah? >> was it hard to get your alignment on it? >> no, it's actually pretty easy. we only had a couple of minutes before we went on. >> cool. >> well, very, very nice. >> all right, let's get visit the three countries hit hardest by the ebola outbreak. ambassador samantha power arrived in g

. >> aloha from hawaii. >> all right, everybody. welcome back to "today."ek from this very moment and, check this out. are you ready? big moment on the plaza. matt and al are making a dramatic entrance into the plaza, riding something called honda unica. >> how cool is this? >> okay, boys. these things play a big role in one of our trending topics. first, tell us, how was this? >> it's been design ed by the folks at honda. think you're in a shopping mall. think you're in an airport, museum. jump on this thing. it's a little bit like one of those machine that is requires your balance. >> segway. >> this thing goes about 50 miles an hour. >> head out somewhere toward new jersey. >> was it hard to get your alignment on it? >> it was fairly easy. we only had a couple minutes before we went on. >> sit. sit. >>> let's get a check of the top stories. natalie is still inside. take it away. >> good morning to you guys once again. good morning, everyone. the national debate over quarantines for medical workers returning from west africa is escalating. nbc national co