whatever's in here. >> aloha. >> aloha. >> one time down the hatch. ♪ >> you were serious. on. when in honolulu. ah. >> and now we can begin. >> okay. what did i just drink? >> ava. and ava here in hawaii it's the drink that's offered to the gods. and it serves as an intoxicant. had if you and i sit here and drink it all night, we'd have to walk carefully out the door. >> all right. i'll just have one for now. i tend to be a lightweight. you know, i've been here for a little, for a few days. and one thing i've heard about even before i came here was the idea that hawaiian culture and a lot of south pacific culture has the third gender. >> yes. >> for a lot of people on the mainland, we say transgender is new. what is it about the hawaiian had culture that there is always a space for the third gender? >> because we have the word had mahu, it refers to not only the physical, you are referring to their mental and emotional state, as well as how they also feel spiritually. and strangely enough, american people, i find, at least the larger population that gets presented on the n

aloha,congresswoman. thank you for joining us you are someone who was taken a. amount of heat, enormous amount much of criticism, i can't overstate that for asking skeptical questions about our policy towards syria. how do you assess this document, what does it make you think? >> this is a significant and very important development we have to take seriously, as you mentioned i initially expressed some skepticism around that whole situation which is why i am getting more information, reaching out to the u.n., the opcw and getting answers. when i get those answers i look forward to coming back and sharing them with you and your viewers. >> tucker: we are hearing

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aloha.twice the alert that the president has announced that the department of justice will be declassified documents pertaining spying on the trump campaign and 2016. i spoke during the break with someone who is familiar with this process and i will say this, that thisr a bigger story even then we realized when we first broke it. we will be on that tomorrow. i hope you will tune in then. in the meantime, dan bongino sitting in for sean hannity. we are back tomorrow. dan bongino takes it away right now. >> dan: that is the most dramatic piece of footage, that huge explosion. i always feel like i will disappoint, i better bring it. >> tucker: you never do! >> don: fantastic show. in tonight for sean and we start with a fox news alert. president trump just issued an executive order giving the attorney general of the united states bill barr the authority to declassify material related to his investigation into the origins of the russian probe. major declassifications should be coming forth and t

this is high, deep, not aloha. warning track power.why they want to move the fences. 1-0, giants. 6th inning, bumgarner pitching well. be mad bum doesn't cover. the only run he allowed. in the 7th, that pitch is low, called a strike. tim timmons heard it from bruce bochy and ejected him, because you can't argue balls and strikes. posey singles to left. around comes steven duggar. game over, drive home safely. giants take two out of three on l.a. they hit the road going to cincinnati. >>> a's and boston, trying to snap a losing streak. look out. ball hits the bag, right over chad pinder. in the 4th, mitch moreland, that's out of here, his 22nd career homer against the a's. 2-1, red sox. in the 6th, the two runs score. 6-1, boston. matt chapman goes into the crowd and gets this one, but the a's lose. >>> the nba had a message for draymond green. the nba rescinded his technical foul. it would be his fourth t of the postseason. you get a mandatory one-game suspension if you get to several. now he's back to three heading into game three sat

. >> javier, we thank you so much for your time and appreciate that aloha spirit. what a great story. thank you. >> from all of us down here, aloha, and thank you so much, guys. >> javier, thanks so much. one of the things javier said the way she survived, she had guava, she was eating fruit. she was eating leaves. she had fresh water. you can imagine someplace else maybe the conditions not the same. >> if i ever go missing, i want that guy. amazing. awesome interview. thank you, whit. >>> we're going to move on now to politics. president trump touching down in japan just a few hours ago. he will be the first world leader to meet with the new emperor of japan. there is a lot at stake in this visit including seldf u. abc news white house correspondent tara palmeri in tokyo. tara, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. here in japan, president trump will be treated to the pomp and circumstance usually reserved for a king, but he's got some serious issues on his plate. he's got to try to convince the japanese to buy more u.s. agricultural products as far

material things, it's about people, it's about relationships, and she said, this is the true spirit of aloha. that you, my friends, some people i'd never met, but people in my community were out looking for me for so long. 17 days. i cannot say that enough. she managed to survive out there and her friends never, ever gave up hope. she is a little bit injured, damage to her legs, sun burned, she's also lost a lot of weight. it is going to take her a bit of time to recover, but she is out of the hospital, and as you say, we are about to hear her speak about this ordeal. you know, we've heard from her parents, as well. they said that they also never gave up hope. it's difficult to comprehend how you wouldn't give up hope in a situation like that, but her family didn't, her friends didn't, and most importantly, she didn't, either. she was stuck down in that ravine, as i say, injured, malnourished, sun burned, but she never gave up hope. and they eventually found her. >> it's amazing how much grit must have played a role in how she survived. but you said 17 days, you can't stop saying it. she wen

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you guys that showed up hard like this is like 2 aloha.nd i've lived here for 4 years and i've never experienced anything like this. it's just the community is showing up. with so much heart and so much passion and these guys are not going to give up on me. >>and again that was eller herself speaking the rescue team said that she was found in a deep ravine situated be took tween 2 waterfalls they said they only had about 15 minutes of fuel left in the helicopter when they finally spotted her. if a family had a holiday weekend to remember rescuing a fall on while they were on a trip in the sea air and that rescue was all caught on camera we have rob portman show kingston now with their story. >>hines this weekend. the greatest family stopped and turned around after hearing a cry for on treading water has said as soon as they jumped in the water i could tell that it was. >>you know i was wanted help the fine was stuck on the rocks but this family was determined to bring it to safety so we as we pulled up, i i wasn't expecting it to jump and

. >> aloha from maui, hawaii. my name is amanda eller. >> reporter: her boyfriend telling us he directed police to where he thought she might be. >> i said, you know, maybe the makawao forest. and so, they sent out a bunch of patrol cars and sure enough, someone found her car in the parking lot. >> reporter: inside, eller's wallet and phone. authorities say they don't consider her boyfriend a suspect. >> had to go to the police station and take a lie detector test, which i passed. >> repanda's angels still searching the area, dense with eucalyptus groves and ravines hundreds of feet deep. >> unfortunately, the situation hasn't changed. it's only getting, you know, more dire at this point. >> reporter: david, her fall bly believes that amanda fell during that hike, but that forest is so lush, they simply can't find her through all that fom yaj. david? >> all right, matt, thank you. >>> and when we come back here, news coming in on former president jimmy carter tonight. >>> also, the major change coming to the s.a.t

aloha. to the sixth. we're tied at 3. solo homer. 4-3 giants.e nineth. justin smoke gets some smoke. he struck out the side. the giants win by a final of 4-3. >> we'll take a look at that. >> yeah. that was a hilarious exchange. terry was a former warriors assistant. he's a friend of the show. he's really good guy. slater is great covering the warriors. it's one of those like we lost and i'm irritated. >> i'm not taking it out on you. >> they will change their defensive strategy. >> we'll look at that. >> join us tonight at 9:00. >> we will continue our coverage of this late tennessseason stor. >>> then at 11:00, building a better bay area by focusing on your safety. find out which smart phone apps can keep you and your family safe. >> tonight, at 8:00 is toy story 2. stay with us were abc 7 news at 11:00. >> enjoy. that's this edition of abc 7 news. look for breaking news when ever you wish. we appreciate your time. >> thanks for joining us. the united explorer card hooks me up. getting more for getting away. traveling lighter. getting settled.

she's lived in hawaii the past four years and calls her rescue a true aloha and says she has new perspectives saying it's not about material possessions, it's not about power and money. it's and relationships and looking at each other and giving somebody a hug. that person that rescued you is now your family, a manda's news conference starts 40 minutes from now and streaming live on foxnews.com. have to be fascinating to watch. >> shepard: i'm sure it will. thanks, trace. now to death at the top of the world. another american has died climbing mount everest. experienced mountaineers have warned the trek is dangerously overcrowded. christopher cullish is the second american to die while making the climb this year. he says based on an initial report kulish went into cardiac arrest, but he just hit his goal. nepal's government issued more than 375 permits this year. the most ever in a single year. and there's just as many guides that go up with those permit holders. the big focus now on what is known as the death zone according to the locals. it's considered the most dangerous part of the entire

.>>> this is like true aloha i have lived here for four years and i've never seen anything like this. >>> lost and found, after 17 days in a remote part of maui, the happy welcome home for a woman while the same search and rescue teams are now searching for another person who has been missing for more than a week.>>> temperature today significantly warmer than yesterday, 5 to 10 degrees warmer. into tomorrow, we will tell you what to expect. sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> person was essentially helpless against the master tenant. our crime reporter was in court today and is here now with more on what the jury heard.>> reporter: the da is trying to paint a portrait of him as a figure that warded over this woman's son while putting together this collective where people would later die. kathleen is the mother of nicholas who cosigned the lease for derek l mena

this is like true aloha. i have lived here four years. i've never experienced anything like this. >> eller is in a wheelchair with injuries to her leg and feet still. but she is expected to make a full recovery. >> it is amazing how people came out to look for her and didn't give up. you are never more than 7 minutes away from your accuweather forecast. mike nikko is standing by with a look at your day. >> san rafael, the temperature is 52 degrees. no fog right now. it will become sunny and warmer this afternoon. but the low clouds are following a return. a sure sign spring is here. >> that spring warmth will turn to summer warmth next week. for today, let's break out the microclimates. 73 to 77 through the south bay, san jose, santa clara, 74. 68 in millbrae on the peninsula. mid- to upper-60s for downtown, sausalito with 74 to 78 through most of the north bay valleys. along the east bay about 73 in hercules, union city and fremont. as you move into the valleys, 77 to 72 degrees. notice how it warms off nicely, low- to mid-50s. pretty cl

mitch moreland, high, deep and aloha. means good-bye. brooks allowed five runs, four of them earned. raun red sox win it 5-1. >>> the giants are playing the dodgers. they are just under way down the road at oracle park. >> thank you for that great explanation of what james harden is doing. interesting technique. kind of sneaky smart. >> it's obvious when there's nobody around he just jumps straight up and down. when you're guarding, suddenly he iseaping airspace. sma smart. >> it's hard enough to shoot but then he's got to remember, oh, now is the situation i kick my legs out. >> i go full rockettes. >> he's in a foul mood. >> oh, very good. >> thanks, larry. >>> now we're in a foul mood. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on channel 713. a moving mountain of snow. that's at 9:00. >> on abc 7 news at 11:00, warriors games are about more than just draining shots. tonight we go behind the scenes to see what it takes to whip nearly 20,000 fans into a frenzy. >> tonight at 8:00, catch american housewife, followed by the kids are all right, blackish

like this is a true aloha.e lived here for four years and i've never experienced anything like this, where it's just the exhibits showing -- the community showing up with so much heart and passion. these guys were not going to give up on me. >> eller said she hopes the rescue can inspire others to make a difference. >> an american climber has become the 11th person to die on mount everest summit in 10 days. the highest point and more crowded than ever. the government of season. 381 people other than given permission to climb. the overcrowding has subjected climbers to dangerously low oxygen levels. this year, the window was shorter than usual. on a good portion of the mountain in tibet. >>> in just a few hours, louisiana could be the state to move forward with a measure to ban abortions after just six weeks of pregnancy. louisiana's house leaders will vote on the so-called heartbeat ptionshealth is at risk. but not for rape or incest. if passed twill go to rd o was elected on a -- he was elected on a prolife pl

. >> aloha, everybody. what's happening america? >> we are good. i know you are good. tell us the story. >> we had been searching for amanda 16 days. the whole world has been watching and keeping up with it. the story is today the plan was to do reconnaissance. i have been leading the team with chris. we had the team leader out. the area we were going to go was east where we had been searching. we decided to take one last helicopter out, look at the terrain we are covering saturday and sunday. we are going to push -- >> did we lose avenuijavier the? >> yep. maybe we'll get him back up. the good news -- all right. >> we can listen to her mother, who we heard from last night. let's hear what she had to say. >> oh, i was crying with tears of joy, you know. i'm so incredibly grateful to have my girl home. she has some, a fracture on her leg. she's got some things to contend with on her ankles, like, i'm not sure what you would call it. it needs some treatment. overall, you know, all her blood work was good. you know, the fracture she had been working herself. she's a physi

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. >> aloha. my name is amanda eler. >> reporter: her suv found parked at the forest reserve.l phone and wallet still inside. her keys hidden under a tire where friends say she often left them when she went running on these trails. >> i had just seen her a week ago. when i saw her, she was so happy. she just was glowing. >> reporter: there's been no sign of the beloved physical therapist and yoga instructor. >> i think it's 50% she's lost and injured. there's a lot of steep ravines. there's place yos you can fall. the other 50% is did somebody harm her or take her. >> reporter: friends are handing out flyers, sharing pleas for answers on social media. >> i trust that i will be seeing her again and see that beautiful smile walking through my door. >> reporter: while volunteers are using search dogs and drones trying to track eller down. police saying multiple agencies are involved in the search that for now has very few leads. >> god forbid something has happened to her. if anybody has amanda eller, please let her go. we want her back. >> reporter: police tell us the fbi is inv

aloha. >> the 35-year-oldstructor than helped in the search during a celebration in maui yesterday. eller vanished may 8th on what should have been just a 3 mile hike. she was found weeks later near a waterfall. eller says she survived on berries, guava and insects. she reportedly spent a night in the den of a wild boar. it was an emotional homecoming. >> i'm just a girl that got lost in the woods. you guys showed up hard. this is true aloe hawaii i lived here for four years. i never experienced anything like this. >> eller is in a wheelchair because she has injuries to her leg and feet. she is expected to make a full recovery. >>> new this morning, want to get paid to drink wine and look good doing it? >> a rose company is searching for a new face for its brand. it could but. rose all day, could help influence this casting call on instagram. it's giving away $10,000 and a trip to its chat tow in france. -- chateuo in france. the winner has to create one post per month per year using content

fourth inning, two on, two out for matt olsen obliterating this pitch, high, deep and aloha.later, here it comes and there it goes. this is my house. 4-1 as, just like that, and let's bash! bottom eight, it's all silk robes and kimonos, if you've seen lonely island on netflix that will make you laugh. 6-2, conversely we have the giants and d'backs, quite the life eating popcorn on your yacht at the cove. where did my life go wrong? bottom of the niepnth, tyler austin. giants up 2-1, hey, botchy is happy and the d'backs scored two runs for the next six innings and the clubs, oh, i got trying to make the catch! i got it, i got it! i got it and he face plants.lan. that was the best of the giants, the final, 18-2 >> cal golfer, he leads after round 1 of the ncaa championships in arkansas and morikawa ahead of two strokes headed to round two. he's a terrific golf program. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great holiday weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> getting a check now of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> we always have a nice shot from mount ta

tyler austin, high deep, aloha. 7-2. the ninth. two outs. giants down 12-9. brandon crawford.iants trail 12-10. next batter, joe panik. that's a base hit. now it's 12-11. you can feel what's coming here, can't you? a chance to be the hero. it's not coming. wade davis struck him out. ball game. giants lose 12-11 coming home to face the reds. >>> dallas braden's mother's day perfect game took place nine years ago today. he was at the game today. apparently wanted his privacy up in the secluded area. a's and reds. on the mound, derrick dietrich took him deep. third inning. suarez out of here. the reds have a 3-0 lead. the a's would rally. two on, two out. iglesias on the mound. ramon liriano pops up and that ends it. 3-0, reds the final score. >>> all right. so here is the situation with the warriors. going to be tough to win on the road without kevin durant in the game six. high likelihood that they're coming back for a game seven. mother's day miracle at oracle, which would be here on abc7 with a 12:30 tip. that would be great tv. >> huge crowd, all the moms. you just need one

. >> aloha from maui. my name is manda eller. >> it's been five days since anyone has seen amanda eller, a young wom full of life. not a trace after going hiking in the forest reserves in maui. >> just a wonderful presence to have in your life. >> a close friend ofamanda's, they met at the university of maryland. she said a man manda loved the outdoors and was extremely tough both mentally aphysicallies. >> if she is hurt, she's waiting for help. it's absolutely nerve-racking nd gut wrenching to think about that. ar>> they found her c parked outside the serve, her wallet and cell phone still inside, her keys hidden beneath one of th ires. friends and family say that was no>>al for her. we just want our daughter back. i cannot imagine my life without her in it. >> her friend heads to hawaii tomorrow to help look for her friend. she says she couldn't bear to sit on the sidelines and watch. >> i just think about myself or any of our other friends ory fameing in that situation and what i would want. >> fire de

. >> aloha from maui. >> it's been five days since anyone has seen amanda leelr, a young woman full of fe, a yogact instru and physical therapist now missing without a trace after going hiking in the forest reserve in maui. >> just a worst presence to have in your life. >> a close friend of anda, they met at the university of maryland. she loved the outdoors and is extremely tough both physically and mentally. >> if she is hurt or injured in the forest, shein wait for el it's absolutely gut wrenching to think about that. >> police found her car parked at the forest reserve, her wallet and cell phone still inside, her car keys hidden be not guil -- benth one of the tires. family say that was typical for her. >> we just want our daughter otack. i cannmagine our life without her. i really can't. >> her friend heads to hawaii tomorrow to help look for her friend. sh couldn't bare tosit on the sidelines and watch. >> to think about myself oor r of my other close friends and families being in that situation and what i would want. >> the fire department has called off the official search, but

. >> aloha. >> my name's patricia stone, and i'm a lifelong san franciscan franciscans, and i live two blocks from the proposed location. i just want to say that doing nothing is not really an option. these are homeless people who deserve a place to live, to transition to something more productive. this is a temporary option, a short-term plan. i don't see a problem with using the proposed location. it's a temporary plan until you come up with your development plans. so my husband and i fully support the navigation center at the proposed location. it might be too big, it might have some other constraints with it, but i think we all need to take ownership of moving the homeless in this neighborhood off the streets. there are a lot of homeless here. i'm sure there are more than three dozen, as others have said. so i fully support having the navigation center. i think there's been plenty of public input into numerous sessions. i feel like the staff has listened to us. they've made changes to the plans, and i think many in our neighborhoods just have closed their minds and don't want the n

hard like this is like 2 aloha. and i've lived here for 4 years and i've never experienced anything like this. it's just the community is showing up. with so much heart and so much passion and these guys are not going to give up on me she hopes her story can influence others on what's important in life. >>and it's not material possessions and it's not our and it's not money. >>it's this it's relationships being able to look at each other in the eye and give each to a stranger because that's your family. >>those nikki shenfeld lerner family are expected to discuss what specifically happened to her at a news conference said searchers in hawaii are looking for a hiker who went missing last week. molly police releasing this photo of 35 year-old noah mena he was reported missing on may 20th in the area of capital loughridge that is about 18 miles from the force reserve where eller was found a go fund me page seeking donations to pay for the search and rescue effort here was launched late last week it is already raised ne

i'm just a girl that got lost in the woods and you guys like showed up hard, like this is like true alohaars, and i've never experienced anything like this. >> the 35-year-old yoga instructor survived on berries, river water, and well, by all appearances, pure grit. >>> risk enough, 58,000. that looks pretty good to me. >> not the record. >> not the record, no. $130,022 and now a 28 day total of $2,195,557. >> not a record, but more than enough for james holzhauer, his 28th straight jeopardy win, the $130,000 just shy of the single game record he set just last month, holzhauer closing in fast on ken jennings. that jeopardy record of more than 2 1/2 million dollars. >> very familiar grin to the audiences across the country. >> have a great day, everybody. thanks for joining us, i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. here's "new day." >>> next thing i know, windows was breaking, i heard a lot of debris flying around. truly terrible. >> two tornadoes ripping through ohio overnight. >> all 77 counties in oklahoma now under a state of emergency. >> there's nothing like when you can see that

marcus simion, high, deep, aloha means goodbye. homer his fifth of the year.a three-game losing streak. brooks koepka says his confidence is at an all-time high. round one of the pga championship bethpage black in new york is the scene. not much to celebrate for tiger woods. two double bogeys. a nice eagle putt. curls it in on 4. 2 over 72. 9 strokes back. two players full away, danny lee with a 6 under 63 birdie putt on 18. just has enough oomph to trickle in. one shot back. koepka, 7 birdies, no bogeys in round one. started the day on 10. beautiful putt from the fringe right there. ending his day, kind of bookend birds here. set the course record with a 63, and is 7 under for the tournament, one shot ahead of danny lee. tommy fleetwood is the next closest at 3 under. phil mickelson tied for ninth. >> when the putt went in on number 10, that was kind of the momentum that set me. but i never once thought about course record, anything. you know, i was just trying to shoot the best i could. simple. just keep going and total them up at the end. >> total 'em up at

fourth inning, two on, two out for matt olson, obliterating this pitch, high, deep and aloha.tches later and here its come. this is my house. 4-1, as, just like that and let's bash. bottom eight. stephen piscotti getting in on the act and it's all kimonos and 6-2. conversely, we have the giants and d'backs, eating your yacht at the cove, where did my life go wrong? austin, his third straight at bat with the homer and joins up 2-1. and that's when things went terribly wrong. the d'backs scored two runs for the next six innings. oh, i got it! no, i don't want. a three-run blast off derek holland and the fan, trying to make the catch and he face plants. that was the best highlight of the giants game, one of them, anyway. the final, 18-2, d'backs. >> cal golfer, colin moricow fired a 5 under par 67 and he leads in the ncaa championships in arkansas and morikawa ahead. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great holiday weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> getting a check now of the bay area forecast with our meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. this beautiful sho

the water polo team from hawaii not getting a very aloha welcome. >> we've become like sisters. >> getting ready to go to france. these six rosie the riveters and the kind strangers who are letting them commemorate the 75th anniversary of d day. >> plenty of blue skies looking back toward san francisco. i'll show you what's in store for the weekend with the update in about six minutes. alright, let's talk perks! would you like a desk chair, weekends off, or the bathroom code? yes, please! which one? it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. hawaii womens water polo team. they )re in town for a >> well, it hasn't been a pleasant road trip for the university of hawaii women's water polo team. there trouble isn't in the pool but the parking lot. their gear, laptops, and even passports were swiped. we'll go to the stanford campus with the details. what happened? >> reporter: raj, 24 hours after coming into town the women's water polo team from the university of hawaii had to file police reports because their team vans parked in that parking lot over

. >> aloha from maui, hawaii.e is amanda eller. >> reporter: amanda eller, a 35-year-old yoga instructor and avid runner, knew the trails of the maui forest reserve well, but has been missing for four days. eller was last seen on wednesday morning around 7:30 a.m. authorities locating her white toyota rav4 at the entrance of the makawao forest a little over 24 hours later. inside, her phone and wallet. keys hid under the tire. >> i had just seen her a week ago, and when i saw her she was so happy. she just was glowing. >> reporter: for days now, search crews could be seen fanning over the majestic forest using search dogs and drones, even setting up a makeshift base camp. friends starting a social media campaign and handing out fliers featuring the physical therapist. and while volunteers continue to hit the trails, friends of eller are now asking expert climbers to help search the rugged ravines and canyons, as many of the trails have come up empty. >> we have a $10,000 reward. god forbid something's happened to

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just the girl that got lost in the woods, and you guys like showed up hard, like this is like true alohars, and i never experienced anything like this where it's just the community is showing up with so much heart and so much passion, and these guys are not going to give up on me. >> eller says she survived on fruit, river water, moths, i believe. >> yes. >> and most importantly, the power of will. >> it is remarkable. also remarkable is those who never gave up looking for herment listen -- to her. listen to one of her rescuers who spoke to allison cearlier today. >> i am charging at full heart speed, just crazy, but saat the same time, we have to make it down this gulch. we are breaking brush all the way down. i couldn't help myself. i already called her dad. i was like, we found her man, and as we're breaking through the brush, i can finally start to see her, and we call out amanda, and do you recognize this voice. she's like, javier? boom, out of the brush. i was like, you're damn right it is. >> it's such a great story because i think the official rescuers had given up, and the paren

their stay so far has not really been in the aloha spirit.king lot were broken into wednesday night. crooks took their equipment, their cameras, and their passports. the auto burglary happened when the team was having dinner at wahlburgers blocks away. the university's athletic director estimates between $5,000 and $10,000 of equipment and belongings were boosted from the vans. he says the team now has to worry about scrambling to replace passports. >> the good thing is no one got hrt this could be so much worse. these are things that are replaceable and we'll work on what we can do to replace it. >> someone from the university of hawaii is now having to fly in to replace the team caps and swimsuits ahead of this afternoon's match. >>> in the east bay two people are rekofrpg after being shot on interstate 580. they were driving eastbound near 164th avenue in san leandro when someone fired shots from a passing car yesterday. chp closed the freeway for a few hours to search for evidence. the two victims were taken to the hospital with nonlife t

two on, two out for matt olsen obliterating this pitch, high, deep and aloha.later, here it comes. marketa, this is my house. 41, as, just like that and let's bash. bottom 8, stephen piscoti getting in, and as win their seppth in a row. conversely, we have the giants and d'backs and quite the life eating popcorn on your yacht at the cove, where did my life go wrong? >> austin, his third straight at bat with the homer and giants up 2-1. that's when things went terribly wrong. the d'backs scored two runs for the next six innings and sterling, and oh, i've got it. no, i don't. derek holland and the fan trying to make the catch. i got it. i got it. and he face plants. that was the best highlight of the giants game. one of many, anyway. the final, 18-2 d'backs. >> colin morical fired a 5 under par 6 and he leads the ncaa championships in arkansas and heading to round two and he's a terrific golf program and that's a wrap on sports and have a great holiday weekend. i'm larry beil. >> getting a check of the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning to you.

you guys that showed up hard like this is like 2 aloha.nd i've lived here for 4 years and i've never experienced anything like this. it's just the community is showing up. with so much heart and so much passion and these guys are not going to give up on me. >>yeah, i mean she points out that if they had kept trying they wouldn't the founder and she could have died in the forests. but they found or deep in a ravine between 2 waterfalls and they only had about 50 minutes of fuel left in the helicopter when they started a hoist her up quickly saved her life as her boyfriend was so happy. >>coming up on the buzz the warriors leave for canada today, they hope take at least one game from the raptors in toronto story up o canada. sorry we the north with the warriors and winter is coming for you. coach kerr has great number and east 40 rides shotgun with steph curry here's a live. look if you're riding her head nov or the 7 bridge. you have plenty of company and lots of sunshine too. >>a few minutes to pick up those family and friends that were tr

. >> aloha from maui, hawaii. my name is amanda eller. >> reporter: amanda eller's suv found parked at the forest reserve on maui. the 35-year-old's wallet and cell phone still inside, her keys hidden under a tire where friends say she often left them when she went running on these trails. >> i had just seen her a week ago and when i saw her she was so happy. she just was glowing. >> reporter: but there has been no sign of the beloved physical therapist and yoga instructor since. >> i think it's 50% she's lost in that forest, she's injured, and we need to find her. there's a lot of steep ravines, places you can fall, cliffs, et cetera. and then the other 50% is did somebody harm her or take her. >> reporter: out flyers, sharing pleas for answers on social media. >> i trust that i will be seeing her again and see that beautiful smile walking through my door. >> reporter: while volunteers are using search dogs and drones trying to track eller down, agencies are involved in the search that for now has very few leads.

you guys that showed up hard like this is like 2 aloha. and i've lived here for 4 years and i've never experienced anything like this. it's just the community is showing up. with so much heart and so much passion and these guys are not going to give up on me. >>that's incredible saying and there she is with her after they rescued her and she's the hospital her ankle was broken at terrible in here there's a rescue and maybe you'll see the close-up of her feet that she had no shoes they were washed away with some heavy rains and. >>know she luckily she knew would you know this says she's a yoga teacher to and she knows about like plants, you can eat. she knew not have known she drank from the river and manage all those nights alone while credible right. >>amazing story of survival har at the time now is 22. coming up on the ground for morning news, california lawmakers will vote this week on what the standard should be for police when do you want ready to wear clothing without all the hassle? you can, with bounce dryer sheets. we dried one s

this is true aloha process. >> now amanda eller says in near death experience changed her outlook onsions with rowe were not important. relationships and people are what matter. and one of the key people in the drama was a guy called javier candidatalope. he was amanda eller's dive instructor. he never gave up and i believe you're about to speak to him. >> i certainly am. and it just explained the story, seeing her speak today. let's talk to javier. when she talks about friends, you're obviously a friend to her and have been for years. how is she doing tonight? >> she is doing amazing. as you saw in her press interview, you know, her spirits are way up. she started to start the healing process, which i don't think is going to be that long for her, especially how strong she is and how much knowledge she has with her own body. so she's doing really, really good. she was looking beautiful last time i saw her. >> so i want to show everyone this incredible footage. this is you filming as amanda was helicoptered out, after you found her. so how did you figure out, halfihal javier, where sh

you guys that showed up hard like this is like 2 aloha and i've lived never experienced anything likes just the community is showing up. with so much heart and so much passion and these guys are not going to give up on me. >>of us very happy that she was found the rescue team said that eller was found in a deep ravine situated between 2 waterfalls they say they only had about 15 minutes of fuel left in the helicopter, there are about to turn back. but then spotted her. >>the other problem morning buzz, the warriors leave for canada today, hoping to take at least one game from the raptors in toronto story. sorry we the north we the warriors and winter is coming steven could only imaginem 24hr to trenjoying a spicy taco.burn, now, his world explodes with flavor. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day all-night protection. can you imagine 24-hours without heartburn? man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300

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like this is like true aloha. >> that was amanda eller sharing deal, lo ia forest on the hawaanisnd herour hike turned into a 17-day-long nightmare after she lost her way. eller broke her leg, lost her insects and guava. the 35-year-old tried desperately to attract attention of rescuers by putting "sos" on rocks and leaving clothes out. finally, sunburnt and weak, she was found by a group of volunteers. >> such an amazing story. >> it really is. >>> now to a stunning revelation from ellen degeneris during an episode of david letterman's netflix series. she shares details about alleged sexual abuse by her stepfather. degeneris says it took place when she was a teenager and while her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. >> she says her stepfather would grope her breasts claiming he was checking for lumps. the 61-year-old says she's opening up to empower other sexual assault survivors. >>> "game of thrones" fans weren't the only ones hit hard when it ended. according to the "new york post" the series end sent star kit harington into rehab. the "post" report says the man who played jon