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aloha had not yet performed those inspections on its fleet.hen a is passenger alerts investigators 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 had t

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some people were sporting traditional open-neck tops and others in colorful aloha shirts. warmer wear can stay on the hanger until end of september. >>> that's all this hour on nhk news line. i'm ross mihara in tokyo. thanks for being with us. °c ♪ >> you are watching france 24. time for 60 minutes live around the world. these are the headlines. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in geneva to try to revive the feeling cease-fire in syria. more than a week of -- of fighting has left hundreds of civilians dead. in the with a massive heatwave. living0 million people in areas with almost no water at all.

and we're really appreciative of all the aloha that we've been receiving, and so thankful to the connection between san francisco and hawaii. >> the sf tech democrats rallied support for the family after abc 7 news reporter vic lee first reported the story back in late april. that's when thieves broke into the family's car at fisherman's wharf and stole several things including his medical records, believe it or not. people sent cards and the san francisco police officers association replaced a laptop and a camera. they will return home to hawaii tomorrow after a great send-off today. he's doing pretty well. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, a plane crashed into the hudson river. the problem the pilot had just moments before going into the water. >>> and the wife of an a-list hollywood celebrity goes to a california court to demand a restraining order. the allegations of violent abuse that she's making tonight. >>> and the bay area's largest city is just days away from hosting its first ever stanley cup championship game. the preparations under way in san jose. >>> i'm abc 7 news mete

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. >> that's a danish tourist got way more than she bargained for at this outing at aloha have ferrarith of raleigh. >> the giraffes were sticking their neck out for a snack. >> good morning washington. it's thursday may the fifth. happy "cinco de mayo".. and happy friday eve. good morning washington. i'm autria godfrey.. and i'm larry smith.. toss to eileen today: cloudy and cool. spotty showers. highs: 56-60 winds: ne 5 mph tonight: rain likely. patchy fog. lows: 48-52 winds: nnw 5-10 mph friday: overcast with rain. highs: 57-60 winds: nnw 5-10 mph 410 410 overnight. while many people were sleeping.. a section of wisconsin avenue in northwest was shut down after a man climbed to the top of the scaffolding around the national cathedral. police shut down the street for more than three hours as they negotiated with the man. he eventually gave himself up. just a few minutes ago-- that street reopened. this morning.. police are looking for the person responsible for a fatal shooting in prince william county. it happened just before 11-pm wednesday on darbydale avenue in dale city. when po

he was full of aloha but was also a ferocious warrior. today, we honor charles keating the fourth. seven children, a californian with an infectious wit and was always ready to help someone get through to time. when his siblings ran around the house, his parents would yell out, watch that baby safety mark. what she realizes she was raising a marine. as a teenager, he signed up. three days later on monday morning, the marines came to pick him up. that was 10 years ago. one morning this march, the marine knocked on his mother's door again. on his fifth tour, he gave his life while protecting the marines under his command. putting others before himself was what louis did best. he chose to live in the barracks with his buddies even though he could've lived in a house off base. he volunteered for friends who needed a date night. he just under promotion to mentor his fellow marines. when they brought louis home, hundreds of strangers lined the freeway overpasses of southern california to salute him. today, we salute staff sergeant louis carden. [applause] joshua wheeler's sister says he w

and we're really appreciative of all the aloha that we've been receiving, and so thankful to the connection between san francisco and hawaii. >> the sf tech democrats rallied support for the family after abc 7 news reporter vic lee first reported the story back in late april. that's when thieves broke into the family's car at fisherman's wharf and stole several things including his medical records, believe it or not. people sent cards and the san francisco police officers association replaced a laptop and a camera. they will return home to hawaii tomorrow after a great send-off today. he's doing pretty well. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, a plane crashed into the hudson river. the problem the pilot had just moments before going into the water. >>> and the wife of an a-list hollywood celebrity goes to a california court to demand a restraining order. the allegations of violent abuse that she's making tonight. >>> and the bay area's largest city is just days away from hosting its first ever stanley cup championship game. the preparations under way in san jose. >>> i'm abc 7 news mete

this film, but, apparently, recently, emma stone was cast in a movie about -- i guess it's set -- >> "aloha." >> yeah, it's set in hawaii, and she's supposed to be part asian? that seems very strange to me. i know there are a lot of asian-american actresses who, you know, would've been wonderful in that role. >> yeah. also want to show our viewers a quick clip of "dr. ken." >> it's three strikes! >> i'm not a baseball guy! >> it's three strikes! you don't have to be a baseball guy! >> i was homeschooled. >> where?! outer space?! >> as we watched that, elise, an interesting thought came to me. you mentioned that you do enjoy seeing asian-american characters on tv but their role needs to send a positive message. >> absolutely. i started watching "fresh off the boat" at the beginning of the season. i was very excited about it. and i just felt like, as i see in a lot of shows or movies, the reduction is that the men are always emasculated somehow. they fit into this stereotype that the asian man is not a strong man. and i find that really frustrating. >> mm-hmm. well, masashi, what can we do to

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and aloha all the way from hawaii to here. >> reporter: in hawaii, it's called family, a bond that extendedy here. vic lee, "abc7 news." >>> tonight, a san francisco family is awaiting a life changing for their 20-month-old toddler, hanna. she was diagnosed with an enlarged heart last november. doctors at children's hospital in palo alto have put her on a heart pump to prevent a failure. the average wait for a heart transplant is six to eight months. >> it's almost hard to say in words. it's like a feeling that's just overwhelming to think some day she's going to get a donor heart and we'll be able to go home and she'll be able to live a normal life. i already have so much gratitude for the family that eventually from a tragedy will give her the gift of life. >> while she waits for a new heart, doctors say hanna loves to wander around the hospital and say hi to everyone she meets. >>> check this out. a robot has successfully performed operations on four pigs. this robotic system was developed by surgeons and researchers at children's national health system and johns hopkins university. it's

. >> aloha. >> on memorial day we hear that iraqi forces have entered fallujah.his after surrounding the city over the weekend. do you believe the iraqi military can hold on to this territory and hold off isis? z>> they're definitely making gains in the right direction, but what you said is key. in order to be able to hold the territory once they defeat isis there is the critical point. the only way they're going to be able to do that is if the iraqi government is supporting local, nonisis sunni tribes to govern over and secure that territory. once isis is defeated. that's the only way to make sure that isis hasn't had the opportunity to come back in and retake that territory. >> we know that iraq -- that the shiite malitias backed by iran have an important role in this assault. what danger does it pose to have a major role for iran in this assault? >> well, first of all, the sigh ya malicioussha have a history of going in and terrorizing the sunni populations that lifl there. the civilians there. people trying to go back to their homes there. so it's important t

francisco has been the people here have been really amazing and we're really appreciative of all the aloha've been receiving. so thankful to the connection between san francisco and hawaii. >> a group called the sfx democrats rallied support for family after abc7 news reporter vick lee reported the story in late april when the thieves stole several items including her medical records. people sent cards and a san francisco police officer's association replaced a laptop and camera. they will return to hawaii later today. >>> pleasant conditions outside right now, but it will get a little warmer today. meteorologist lisa is tracking the latest for us. hi, lisa. >> chris, it's warm right now. numbers range from 56 in safr san rafael to 73 by the delta. this is the tower camera where it's 59 degrees in the city. everybody else already in the 60s. north wind to get us started. still a sea breeze to cool us off at the coast. i'll explain, next. >> lisa, thanks. >>> also ahead, the bay area's largest city is just days away from hosting first ever stanley cup final game. preparations under way in s

chuck was full of aloha but was also a ferocious warrior.e at the ready to help someone get through a tough time. when his siblings ran around the house as kids, his mom, pat, would yell after them watch that baby's safety margin. and today she realizes that what she was really doing was raising a marine. as a teenager he proudly signed up. he graduated high school on a friday, three days later on monday morning the marines came to pick him up. that was ten years ago. one morning this march a marine knocked on his mother's door again. on his fifth tour at a fire base in iraq, louis gave his life while protecting the marines under his command. putting others before himself was what louis did best. he chose to live in the barracks with his buddies even when he could have taken a house off base. he volunteered to babysit for friends who needed a date night. he just earned a promotion to mentor his fellow marines. when they brought louis women, hundreds of strangers lined freeway overpasses and the streets of southern california to salute him, a

thee other diseases, the interviews were absolutely fascinating.t and those were aware a lot of the aloha moments wouldti come. sometimes there were like really? i was interviewing a journalist who covered all of the aids side of. and he said to me, by the way, how are you going to deal with genesis skirt chasing.'t kno and so he said, never mind. setr so he didn't know any of the women. suddenly it popped up. it was a thing about a woman saying jonas salk ruined my life.s life, not that i wanted it to dominate his biography, but it was part of his life. that all discovery during the writing of the biography is absolutely fascinating. but i too, my children were very much engaged. son leane i 1st biography, i was nearing the end of it and my something because the table one night and said, mom, how will you feel if no one publishes your biography. i said to him, well, really it was all about the journey, and that is how i truly feel. there is not a single day i didn't wake up trying to find time to work on my biography. >> you did not have a contract. >> we were talking about if you're wri

chuck was full of aloha but was also a ferocious warrior. today we honor charles keating iv. through a tough time. when his siblings ran around the house as kids, his mom, pat, would yell watch that baby safety margin. and today she realizes that what she was really doing was raising a marine. as a teenager he proudly signed up. he graduated high school on a friday. three days later on monday morning, the marines came to pick him up. that was ten years ago. one morning this march, a marine knocked on his mother's door again. on his fifth tour at a base in iraq, louis gave his life while protecting the marines under his command. putting others before himself was what louis did best. he chose to live in the barracks with his buddies even when he could have taken a house offbase. he volunteered to baby-sit for friends who needed a date night. he just earned a promotion to mentor his fellow marines. when they brought louis home, hundreds of strangers lined freeway overpasses in the streets of california to salute him, and today we salute staff sergeant louis carden. [ applause ]

of the pacific islanders cultural association which coordinates the annual san francisco bay area aloha6th and 7 chblg in san mateo. learn >>> california's great america in silicon valley game maker electronic arts unveiled the theme park's newest attraction today, one that will feature the world's largest and highest resolution 3d l.e.d. screen it's a 4d hollow graphic experience based on ea's popular mass effect franchise. riders will sit in motion haif-based seating, it prompts your sense of smell even. the mass effect new earth ride opens to the public tomorrow. >> the exploratorium at pier 15 in san francisco has attracted an enormous eye-catching exhibition you've got to see. this is going to be an attention grabber for sure. these guy jant ick things are called stran byes. that is dutch for beach animals. now, what you're looking at here are intricate wind-powered kinetic creations. they're made of pvc tubing and other hardware materials. they're coming to get ugg. >> they're like robots. >> they're just like robots. i know what's going on. the exhibit will open this summer dedic

my first guest of the week, aloha, charles. >> aloha world. >> listen, charles, the reason we love ton charles beiderman and trim tabs. by following the money what have you learned historically about the stock market and what may be changing based on that? >> well, since the end of 2011 companies have reduced the number of shares outstanding by $2 trillion. that's all the buybacks minus all the new share sales, insider selling, ipos, secondaries. buybacks minus all new shares sales add to that cash takeovers of public companies that total $2 trillion number of shares taken out of the market and 2 trillion given to investors so you had more money chasing fewer shares. the overall market cap is up $10 trillion since the end of 2011. at the same time we had companies adding 2 trillion to invest in stocks. there's been no, zero money going into the market from individuals. if you added up all the money going into u.s. equity etfs and u.s. equity mutual funds, the end result is nothing. so this whole market's been run by companies adding money. >> now, charles, what's going on through apri

like to welcome my guest, aloha from hawaii, i would suspect. >> aloha to everybody from honolulu today i would call one of the better meldings of technical and fundamental analysis. you draw technical conclusions but use pretty much fundamental type data. outflows a, flow shrinkage b, the intertwining of those two equalling price mostly in the equities market but fixed income as well. tell me how these flows both since the february bottoms and then the rebound and now kind of the back-off again because here we are, up half a percent in the s&p. tell us what it looks like. you have had a hot hand. >> well, we have seen a dramatic slowdown in announced corporate buyings, down 35%, 40%. cash takeover announcements are down even more. cash takeover could be ic of the decline -- the other thing is wage and salary growth as evidenced by wage and tax withholdings as reported every year. a year ago we saw a hfty start to the year in terms of stock buy-back announcements, cash takeovers and the outflows from u.s. equity mutual funds and u.s. equity etfs were small last year, first five months.

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. >> we're just super grateful for everybody's love and aloha from home all the way from hawaii all thewaiian, it's called ohana or family, a bond that extended all the way here. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> people doing great things. >> a terrible situation making the best of it. >> absolutely. >>> thank you so much for joining us for abc 7 news at 4. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry biel. abc 7 news at 5 begins right now with kristen and dan. >>> thank the lord no babies were in there. >> shots ring out at a bay area mcdonald's. bullets landing just inches from the play area. was this a random attack? >>> faces covered, ambulances lined up, people transported to the hospital. all because of one ounce of liquid. >> apparently spilled and there was some contact. >>> and abc 7 news is live in mill valley at a medical office now connected to prince. why the singer's staff called the doctor there in desperation. >> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. scattered showers in the forecast, hour by hour time line coming up. >> announcer: live, this is abc 7 news. >>> a fast food restaurant turns i

we saw that with aloha airlines when the top of the 7:37 came off, people saw cracks that were forminground the door. those were very prominent but these cracks can be hidden. but again, unless we know basically looking at the wreckage and of course the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder, they will tell us some of the story but probably not all of the story. >> all right, greg, thank you so much for your time. you'll be joining us throughout the day as we get more information that ut can provide some analysis to it. coming up, foreign editor for "the daily beast" and long time resident of paris christopher dickey will join us next. wish your skin could bounce back like... ...it used to? neutrona® hydro boost water gel. instantly quenches skin to keep it... ...supple and hydrated... ...day... ...after day. with hydrating hyaluronic acid, which retains up to 1000 times its weight... ...in water. this refreshing water gel... plumps skin cells with intense hydration and locks it in. for supple, hydrated skin that bounces back. hydro boost... from neutr

aloha stadium in hawaii was hawi the site for 30 years until 2010.. >> apple has a brand new storeancisco that has unique bells and whistles.ls ant the store has a 35-foot wide video wall, a genius bar with w calming trees and doors so bigig it takes 10 minutes to open. the new to are is eco friendly n powered by solar paths. solar ps it will open to the public pub this saturday.y. >> okay. i was looking for thoseor tho features in the video.ideo >> right. >> doors that take 10 minutes ta to open. o i'm not sure why we need that gary. ga >> and will that be effectiveff for getting customers in if it i takes 10 minutes.ut not a good choice.d c i don't know. k what do you say gary. >> i say it's time to talkay about weather because it's soe s nice. >> it's friday.>> it's >> i was actually talking toctln one of our engineers offngee camera so i have no idea whata t you were talking about. a >> you were not listening tostet us. we have a little technical error so i was trying to -- tg little technical problem. pbl >> you're off the hook.he >> thank you for doing that.nk y but i don't kno

. >>> aloha!e going to make pulled pork. we start with a pork butt. >> big old butt. >> that's a rump. >> this is stuff for the marinade, the sauce, whatever you're going to do. >> great. >> first, you're going to make a little marinade. we have some apple c vinegar, ketchup, tabasco. we also have brown sugar, cumin, pepper, salt, chili powder. mix it together. it'll be part of the sauce and part of your marinade. >> how long do you let it sit? >> as soon as you do it. first thing is first, you have that. now you want to rub your butt. >> oh. come on, al. >> come on! seriously, really? come on. >> you do dry rump. >> dry rub the butt. >> i don't get anything out of this, but i like the company tast hasty bake. great rub. you can slice the pork in the middle. >> slice the butt. >> put that there in the butt crack. right in there. dylan dreyer started that. put this into a deep dish, >> like a dutch oven? >> five minutes on each side. brown it up. once you get it brown over here, take some of your m