that's brighton aubrey. that's the guy from the other team, from woodworth high school.gets the rebound. passes back to number 52. nails the three with about ten seconds left. you notice there, the guy on the other team passed him the ball. >> are they friendly rivals a? saying get the most points before the game is over. >> not about the game or the score. more about aubrey. this was the final game of his basketball career. this was senior night. his dad mark told me brighton was born with physical issues. he had to go to therapy until he was 3. took him a long time to walk and sometimes his endurance isn't up there with other guys on the team. and brighton's dad said he played for six years, trained as hard as everyone else. watch the guys from woodworth high school, watch that kid. they're cheering, jumping up and down. this is grandma willdust. she's clapping. it is great. >> great. >> we have brighton and his dad mark. what did that feel like? >> it felt amazing. cheering for my team, it is special for them, special for me. i consider them as my family, my second fa

aubrey is expected to choose a school for now his focus is on his dad's team advancing. >> mike inouye focusing on a problem in fremont this morning. an early morning fatal motorcycle crash. >> that caused the closure of a big intersection. let's give the overview, then the problems related to the crash. the bay bridge moving with the overnight construction crews which have cleared from the westbound direction. you don't see them on the incline, eastbound you have one lane blocked. as we look at the rest of the bay, the traffic moves smoothly but we focus on fremont, we have a problem off of the dumbarton bridge that turns to decoto road. you get stopped by a crash between a car and motorcycle. christie continues to gather information. we heard an original estimate they'd reopen about 6:00. paseo padre would be okay but it might be extended. avoid that intersection. back to you. >> still ahead, we'll have an update to that breaking news, a deadly crash overnight that killed a motorcyclist that mike and i were talking about, it shut down that busy road in fremont. we'll have an update c

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patricia aubrey is sitting in row 17. >> we took off, everything was normal. i always read a book when i'm flying. >> to fully understand what's about to happen to aloha flight 243, it's critical to know what an airplane goes through every time it flies. think of the plane's fuselage as a balloon. every time it goes up, the outside of the plane or the skin expands. that's from the cabin being pressurized so people can breathe at high altitudes where the air is thin. when the plane comes down, the skin contracts. every takeoff and landing, no matter how long or short the trip, is considered one cycle. and each cycle puts stress on an airplane, potentially causing microscopic cracks. >> so you have this constant pressure cycle where it expands, contracts, expands and contracts. over a period of time, the metal will eventually start to fatigue because of all of this expansion and contraction just like a balloon. >> as the 737 climbs to 24,000 feet, the cabin pressurizes and the skin on the plane expands, just as it's supposed to. but something else expands, too,

this is a big deal edward harrison and i discuss it shins so obvious aubrey nomics is running out of arrows. hunting hunting games. what are we talking about here's a retard about. now here are the latest numbers out of japan you know the ongoing fight to slow deflation it's just a fight for if there ever was one and to bring up to speed ave nomics is japanese presidential strategy for a battling his country's way out of deflation an anteroom into full employment it does so through a combination of fiscal stimulus monetary easing and structural reforms if the core problem is deflation what do the inflation figures look like here in japan well there in japan here of the actual numbers that i was speaking of before now the inflation rates in january take a look at the numbers the inflation for january was one point four percent which is still a ways away from the goal of two percent which is what they want and now i give me an update on all going on next. are you predicting all day nomics will fail of japan's g.d.p. growth falls below zero point five percent if you think yes that's wha