families of hawaii and maui. as a young man he distinguished himself as a talented warrior and military strategist. by 1795, kamehameha had conquered the islands of maui, hawaii, oahu. he later acquired kaui through a treaty, uniting all of hawaii under his control and creating a kingdom recognized and respected around the world. as king kamehameha focused on governing hawaii in a manner that perpetuated the native hawaiian culture, while also integrating foreign influences, he appointed governors for each island, made laws for the protection of all, planted tarot, built houses and engineering ditches, and promoted international trade. prominent european explorer otto wrote, the king is a man of great wisdom and tries to give his people anything he considers useful. he wishes to increase the happeniness and not the wants of his people. these words are as relevant back then as they are today. one of kamehameha's enduring legacies is the law of the splintered paddle, which serves as a model for human rights policie

i ended my career in the state legislator as the first woman to head either hawaii in the hawaii state -- either house in the hawaii state legislature. i was there for four years and worked with senator inouye and senator akaka, totaling 77 years in the united states senate. and i have the support of senator akaka as well. and i believe this is the time for people in hawaii to make a choice. and i'm providing them with choice. host: is there anything in the senator's voting record, any votes he's taken since coming to capitol hill that you would point to as a reason to fire him and to hire you for the job? guest: well, i think it's not so much -- because he's a democrat. we vote on what comes before us to vote. i believe that the really difference between us is our records, how we look upon issues and how we i guess prioritize what we feel is important for hawaii. host: what are a couple of the key things there that will separate you two in this election? guest: i believe that one of the major issues that separates us in terms of -- one is our experience. we both got elected at the sam

of mali although hawaii island to. me its founding team kamehameha the great unified the societies of the archipelago. this oil began to yield food for the inhabitants of hawaii however the hawaiian kingdom would not be alone for long. by the same sea from where the original inhabitants of a wife came from visitors from other lands would arrive. by. contact with foreigners of european or american descent comes in seven hundred seventy eight with the arrival of captain cook it is speculated that there may have been other encounters prior to that but it's not documented. captain james cook a british explorer and sailor established contact with the inhabitants of hawaii. in seventy ninety four the british explorer george vancouver gave the cult of king kamehameha a union jack as a token of friendship from king george the. lion kingdom added a union jack to its own flag as an act of recognition for the gesture of british friendship in spite of the foreign presence in hawaii mainly britain at the time as well as other ethni

. >> she left for hawaii, a new life with a new husband, but the sunny paradise soon grew dark. >> something is very wrong. >> it was horrible. you feel helpless. >> what was behind their mom's strange death? they set out together to discover the answer, and they were about to get some help from their mother, herself. >> there was evidence she left for you to find. >> yes. >> a possible clue hidden in an envelope marked baby pictures. but tucked inside, a journal that painted a different picture entirely. >> i pulled that envelope and that was like, wow. >> could their mom help them solve her own mystery? >> we can't quit. we are her voice. >> we made a promise. we made a promise to our mom. >> i'm lester holt, and this is "dateline." tonight, keith morrison with "the promise." >> here they were again, two sisters on a holiday in paradise, or so the other vacationers must have assumed here in america's mid pacific garden in the lush resort new honolulu. but they would be wrong. this journey has more to do with a personal hell than any paradise. that and a long ago promise to their mother. >>

his father flew out earlier this week to hawaii. nearly two weeks since the teenager hid out in the wheel well of a plane bound for hawaii. the 15-year-old survived sub zero temperatures during that five-hour flight. >>> plus, win or go home. for the golden state warriors it's that schiimple. we have more of the game coming up in sports. >>> a cool down in the bay area. live look at downtown san jose. it's a beautiful day. not hot but very, very nice out there. lots of sunshine. great day. meteorologist rob mayeda joining us with a first look at weather. >> the first look at weather looks cool compared to two days ago. 67 degrees in san jose and livermore. the drop-off we're seeing at the inland temperatures as much as almost 20 degrees cooler at this hour in livermore and san martin. areas inland really cooled down today. the marine layer thickened up throughout the afternoon. temperatures continue to drop as you can see, only 71 in campbell. just two days ago we were well into the 90s around the south bay santa clara location vall

again, we understand that yahya's dad is returning back home from hawaii soon. it's unclear when he will be able to see his son. or when the boy will see his family. live in santa clara, betty yu, kpix 5. >> by the way, the boy moved to california with his siblings about five years ago from ethiopia. his brother and sister and stepmother say he has run away before but he has never done anything like this. >>> tesla is looking to add hundreds of employees at the fremont plant. to fill the positions they held a job fair but the buzz it created forced the company to pull the plug on it. mark kelly talked to some of the people who were turned away. >> reporter: outside the tesla factory they lined up hungry for the job only to get a rain check. >> the career fair is closed for today. >> reporter: devastating words for lily moses, resume' in hand she hoped after more than an entire year without a job today would be her big break. >> i'm very disappointed that they don't have any interviews anymore. they block everything. there was no way for to us get there. >> repor

in hawaii, they have to fly.hey don't make that plain, they are not going to make that appointment. i think that you raise a great point. i congratulate you and your other veterans, the 3000 of you, who are looking at this and i hope the v.a. is doing an assessment and will consider these issues. host: congresswoman colleen hanabusa from hawaii. thanks for joining us. guest: thank you for having me. host: up next, we will take a look at the m.i.t. technology review 10 breakthrough technologies of 2014 in our weekly spotlight on magazine segment. first, news update -- >> it's 9:15 a.m. eastern time -- federal authorities have charged at least 70 men and one woman in the new york city area as part of a child pornography investigation. the five-week operation has targeted people who use filesharing programs to change videos and photos. authorities say the defendants include a police officer, a paramedic, a rabbi, and a boy scout leader. immigration and customs enforcement agents in new york led the investigation and

you're off to hawaii. well the mainstream media is crying for nato expansion new missile systems and all sorts of stuff to feed the military industrial complex because of what is happening in ukraine yeah demonizing russia is big business in fact it's pretty much what gave birth to the military industrial complex all the way back when eisenhower coined the term but thankfully at least the czech republic is not buying into the fear mongering their defense minister martin said a big no to nato stationing permanent troops in his country to counter the threat of something happening because of the chaos in ukraine he mentioned that the czechs didn't like permanently stationed soviet troops in their country and that they didn't want long term foreign fighters there now i bring this up for two reasons firstly e.u. politicians actually presented a logically consistent argument which is a rare treat nowadays and secondly using all the little nato countries are not in the organization to make decisions they're there

popular with many from the bay area who visit hawaii. on her facebook page, she talks about missing her friends in california but loving her life in hawaii and getting to work in the rain forest. she was working this morning when tragedy struck and fell 150 feet into a deep ravine. >> it goes through the gulbuddin hekmaty hekmatyar -- gulches, so so it made it difficult where the lady fell. it made it difficult so they had to carry her to the side. >> rescuers reached her but it was too late. the accident happened where she worked as a guide. tonight the company reased a statement that says, that the piiholo zip line ohana skress its condolences and sympathy to those involved in today's tragic event. we pesh especially offer our con dole y condolences to the family at this time. this is video from the zip line's website. the company offers tours, tree top canopy tours and what they call an extreme zip and climb adventure tour. the company says it's cooperating fully with the police investigation. this isn't the first time a zip line acci

they created the so-called republic of hawaii. however the inhabitants of the islands did not accept such imposition and took action this is when the people of hawaii gather together in a couple. and who is for groups that protest against an ex a ship with a petition asking that the united states recognize that the people of hawaii will sign this petition do not want to be a part of the united states do not wish to be annexed and we believe that some thirty thousand people in total signed these petitions out of our native hawaiian population that was close to forty thousand. the petition did not succeed on the twelfth of august eight hundred ninety eight in a ceremony that took place in front of the lani palace the old residence of the hawaiian monarchs a flag of the kingdom was taken down an american flag was raised. the annexation of hawaii brought a process of americanization in the local society and this process included the imposition of an educational system that marginalized the values of the local population the local lang

hawaii's department of human services confirms the boy has left hawaii. his father flew there hoping to reunite with his son, but the officials in hawaii reportedly denied his father's son to see his son and bring him back home. >>> a gunman who shot a man to death on an east bay freeway remains on the run this morning. the 31-year-old man was killed driving on interstate 580 in richmond, and investigators believe he was targeted. sky 7hd shows traffic backed up for miles yesterday afternoon on 580 in richmond. abc7 news reporter lilian kim has the details. >> officers shut down all lanes of this stretch of eastbound 580 in richmond, backing up traffic for miles. richmond police say the male driver of the blue ford s.u.v. lost control after being shot by someone in another car. >> we don't believe the lone occupant was firing as just anybody, we believe that the suspect or suspects were firing at him. >> witnesses say the s.u.v. rolled over multiple times before hitting the center divide. people who live along the freeway heard the gunshots and the crash.

longer in hawaii. but she didn't say how or when he left or who he traveled with. his father did arrive in hawaii on monday with plans to bring his son home to santa clara but yesterday the san jose mercury news reported that hawaii social service agency officials wouldn't let the teen's father see the boy. the fbi said he was trying to get to soma lia to find his birth mother. >> san francisco police are investigating a three car crash. it happened at about 2:30 a.m. near the intersection at ceasar chavez. the infinity ran a red light, hit a corolla and then hit a hound a. three people who were inside then got out and left the car at the scene. the person driving the toyota is reportedly in critical condition. >> there was a man in there that -- was unconscious. he is in the driver's seat but was sort of leaning toward the passenger seat. he had been throw there by the impact. >> that driver was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. officers are investigating the crash as a hit and run

officials say he left hawaii after traling from california and not saying where to. he travelled from california to hawaii on april 20th tucked inside of the landing gear department. can you believe that? that is a five and a half hour flight. he's since recovered and his father believes he was trying to get to his mother. >> the former secretary of state was supposed to give a commencements address and announced the decision today following protests that object her visiting the campus because of involved in the 2003 invasion of iraq. rutgers is standing behind the invitation. >> people around the globe are honoring journalists to the freedom of expression. on this day al jazeera is urging the egyptian government a to release our colleagues and in prison for 126 days. we have more. >> their 7th appearance in court and just like all the others, bail denied. mohammad is released from the cage to address the judge and saying that the journalists need to explore all sides of the story. >> for me, the communication to all the parties, this is something completely routine

. >>> the team that made it all the way to hawaii is back in california, but not back at their father's home in santa clara. i'll tell you about the man's attempt to reach their son. mornings on 2 starts right now. >>> good morning, i'm claudine wong. rosemary, you told us that the weather would be cooler yesterday. i still can't complain. >> it was nice, outside, outdoors, breezier yesterday, giving you a live look outside the door this morning. more of the same or slightly cooler for some today with a mix of sun and clouds on out there this morning. bringing in the on shore breeze and the cooler flow helping to mix out the marine layer. not as widespread out there this morning though. this will continue to deepen with partly cloudy skies as temperatures will remain right above what we have had on saturday, but some may take an additional bit for afternoon. outside your door right now in oakland, 52 in napa areas into the east bay, you're looking at the lower 50s. 51 for lafayette right now and the afternoon highs for today a cool breezy day for the coast once again. and the low 60s in

again, we understand that yahya's dad is returning back home from hawaii soon. it's unclear when he will be able to see his son. live in santa clara, betty yu, kpix 5. >> by the way, the boy moved to california with his siblings about five years ago from ethiopia. his brother and sister and stepmother say he has run away before but he has never done anything like this. >>> san jose state has expelled three white students accused of bullying their black roommate. police say the students put a bike lock on the neck of donald williams repeatedly taunting him with racial slurs, and barricaded him in his dorm room. news of the abuse sparked protests on the campus last november. the expelled students are banned from enrolling in any california state university. a fourth student linked to the abuse is on probation for the rest of the college career. >>> the warriors and the clippers are set to play 7th game of the play-off series in a couple of hours but overshadowing the game is the woman at the center of the donald sterling scandal. v stiviano told barbara walters th

his father flew to hawaii but was reportedly denied any contact with them. at the families of santa clara home, all is quiet. the teenager has not spoken. we know his trip back to the bay area was made in a much more comfortable seats. >> in about an hour -- an hour ago, a woman believed to be a stepmother left and came back to the home without saying anything. live in santa clara, ktvu news. >>> friends of a south bay high school student killed in a car crash yesterday have created a memorial at the scene of the accident. flowers mark the area of the crash in san jose. the 18-year-old woman died. and the young man driver was in critical condition yesterday when the cadillac slammed into a traffic pole. classmates say she was looking forward to graduation. >> she was getting ready to graduate next month. it was one of her biggest a compos mentis. >> police say the driver ran a red light and crashed into a second vehicle and slammed into the pole. the family in the second vehicle was not hurt. it is not known if alcohol was a factor. >>> friends and neighbors

right to it, released by hawaii state -- the hawaii state department of transportation. first, you saw there 15-year-old abdi's legs dangling from the plane's wheel well and he drops to the tarmac. he sits on the ground for ten seconds before getting up again, stumbling towards front of the plane, and there he finds an airport worker and talks to him while standing upright for another three minutes. abc news aviation analyst says he wouldn't be surprised he suffers permanent damage. >> certainly was a period of time in which i thought, i think a lot of us did, this had to be a hoax, because it was supposed to be physiologically impossible. there's a specialized way of cooling the body and needing no oxygen for five hours in that case, obviously with the video, it is confirmed. >> he told officials on april 20th he jumped a fence at airport and hid in the wheel well of a hawaiian airlines plane bound for maui. he told the airport manager he ran away after a fight with his parents. he's in the custody of santa clara county social services but the director cannot confirm th

and this comes after a teen managed to stow away on a flight to hawaii. matt keller is there with more. >> a lot of questions on airport security after the stow away jumped the fence and stowed away on the hawaiian airlines jet. the congressman will come to find out how it is possible. the member of the homeland security subcommittee of the house of representatives will get a briefing on security measures in light of the breach in april 20, the 4th in five years. the congressman wants an audit on the perimeter security at all of the airports, not done since 2009. >> we need to look at the airports, start with those that have been breached and look across the country and see if they are more pourous than they should be and sea what is the culture on the ground among the employees. >> senator boxer said that the t.s.a. conducted a three-month review of san jose international airport three week before the breach and the airport is in compliance with all fell regulations and standards. as for the teen, his father has arrived in honolulu but they would not rel

the united airlines flight left kona hawaii and headed to los angeles when it almost crashed midair. kpix 5's da lin is live in san jose with the bay area passenger who is taking his frightening experience public. da. >> reporter: liz, certainly a very scary experience for that man flying back to the bay area. now, this near miss incident happened about 3 weeks ago but we're just hearing about it for the first time. in fact, the faa is sending out a special team today to hawaii to investigate what happened. >>> reporter: the vacation of a lifetime in hawaii for this bay area man was overshadowed by a near miss midair collision on the way home. >> turmoil, noise, all the tray tables were rattling. it was a really violent and scary experience. >> reporter: passenger kevin townsend says shortly after his packed united flight left the big island and reached cruising altitude, the plane took a sudden dive. >> it felt kind of like the plane had just gone dead in the air and started dropping. >> reporter: after leveling off the pilot announced a u.s. airways passenger plane was flying in th

that's when i meant by the hawaii thing. we'll see very warm temperatures around here as we go into the middle of next week. this storm mass is headed northbound, and we'll get a lot of sunshine. we'll see the winds continue to diminish this evening. for thunderstorm, mother's day, sunshine. snot as strong as the winds today. -- not as strong as the winds today. next week, record highs are a possibility. for the south bay, tomorrow, look for temperatures around 80 degrees for south bay. 80 for san jose. upper 70s into mountain view. warmest places inland going into low to mid-80s. so this isn't the big time heat, but it's coming next week. by the bay, we'll have the sea breeze in the afternoon between 25 and 35 miles per hour. that will keep temperatures warmer than today. a lot of 70s. 70 for san fransisco with sunshine and 60s at the beaches and for the north bay, nice day in the valleys with the temperatures around 80 degrees. here's the seven-day forecast around the bay. things go -- temperatures go into 80s for monday a

his father flew to hawaii opening to reunite with his son. hawaiian officials reportedly denied the father's request to see his son and bring him back home. >>> there were tense moments at great america today after riders became stuck. it wasn't on any of the big rides. it was the delta flier eagles flight around 2:00 the air gondola stopped running. sky 7 hd shows them working again 20 minutes later and a great america spokesperson says 2 was a problem onboard the ride. riders were not in danger. >>> a tesla job fair ended early today after thousands of people showed up leading to long lines, building capacity worries even a traffic jam on the freeway. the job fair was supposed to run from 8:00 to five. after talking with local law enforcement about crowding on fremont streets, the company fair ended at 10:00. cars backed up on to 880 this morning causing traffic problems. the crowding happened despite the fact people had to get an event before the event and only people with tickets were allowed in >>> the woman at the center of the scandal

stowaway that survived the flight to hawaii in the wheel well of a jet is no longer in hawaii.is is according to an official of the hawaii department human services. the 15-year-old is no longer in hawaii. the official did not say where the teen was going or who he might be with, only that he is safe. we do know he is not with his dad. our media partner reports hawaiian officials have denied the father's request to see his son and bring him back home. >> also right now breaking news out of oakland this morning where a house fire has claim the life of a woman. firefighters arrived just before 3:00 a.m. to find a house on parker avenue in flames. the woman was the only person inside the four-bedroom home. it took firefighters less than a half-hour to get the flames under control. damage is estimated at $150,000. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> the woman at the center of the donald sterling scandal is telling her side of the story. v. stiviano talked to barbara walters. she said the man who is band from the nba for life is not a racist. >> for a week she's b

hawaii's department of human services confirms he has left hawaii. his father flew to hawaii hoping to reunite with his son. officials reportedly denied the father's request to see his son and bring him back home. >>> one person is dead after a shooting on the east bay freeway. dionte broussard was killed driving ob interstate 580 in richmond. tonight police say it was not a case of road rage. they believe broussard was targeted. traffic was backed up for miles this afternoon on 580 in richmond. reporter lilian kim has the details. >> officeres the shut down all lanes of this stretch of eastbound 580 in richmond backing up traffic for miles. police say the male driver of the blue ford suv lost.nó contr after being shot by someone in another car. >> we don't believe that the lone occupant was firing at anybody. we believe that the suspect or suspects were firing at him. >> witnesses say the suv rolled over multiple times before hitting the center divide. people who live along the freeway heard the gunshots and the crash. >> it was five gunshots. i duc

when i was in hawaii last week, i couldn't go in the sun.the sun for three minutes, my ears were fall off. all right. now, i'm from leavitt town as you might know from long island, my parents didn't have a lot of money. am i white privileged? am i privileged in any way under this banner? >> yes. >> i am? >> because none of the things you indicated speak to the issue of white privilege. white privilege isn't whether skin pigmentation is strong or weak or how much money you have in the bank. you are the beneficiary of years of white -- having an advantage in this country based on. >> experience that when i worked in car very well, painted houses, cut lawns. >> others experiences. >> i'm going to have to exempt myself under that white privilege banner. but here is a guy who absolutely is a white privilege poster boy. stuart varney. now, is this all bs to you, white privilege? >> no, it's not bs, historically. i think that is accurate. white privilege existed in the past. i don't think you right historical wrongs by guiling the present. this whi

with this we have a special, special hawaii culture and the asian panicking american heritage thankmerican ails for the hawaiian airlines thanks to hawaiian airlines. i know that ms. sue thank you. >> happy day. we're going to go around and you know the other neighborhoods. let's go back to the business of 14rg9 the business we have is telling the truth year in the city and county of san francisco many of you know apa heritage is at the national celebration started in 1978 around the country a lot of countries celebrate by in 1995 we celebrate a special time of the year with the apa family to come together and have our own celebration and get to know each other a little bit better we are troud from 2005 on we're celebrating our tenth year. we're excited it's not easy to start a new tradition we're happy this new tradition is here to stay. i was informed and received a text message that mei was in city hall earlier but had to rush to a medical appointment nothing serious but we're happy to have our past, present supervisor david chiu to welcome asian heritage month >> aloha. >> and h

. >>> thank you, matt, the teen who snuck on a hawaii-bound flight is back home but not in the clear. the police will interview the 15-year-old to determine if a crime was committed when he stowed an on the flight to hawaii. he returned to the bay area this weekend and he has not seen his family and under the care of child protective services. that is according to our media partner, and has been in hawaii, if a hospital, for two weeks being treated for breathing problems. police want to know how he made it on to the runway of mineta san jose international airport and say charges could be filed if investigators determine that he broke the law. >>> 840 pages. four years in the making. the new national climate assess ment report paints a bleak picture of global warming or climb disruption. katie marzullo has specific findings for california. >> california falls under the southwest category when you breakdown the report by region and finds the region climate could affect health and tourism. >> overall, scientists fine that the past ten years have been the warmest decade since records have

he toured the airport after a teen scaled the fence and got on a jet bound for hawaii. he spent several hours on the tarmac before hiding in the rear well of the plane. he wants a t.s.a. program to determine the best method to better secure airport perimeters. he says any new technology could which you radar or motion detectors. >> starting tomorrow sfo will close down two runways through the summer for a construction project. that means that flights in and out of the airport could be delayed ever during good weather. the f.a.a. is requires that sfo install special safety zones at the end of the runway to capture the landing gear and stop an airplane if it overshoots the airstrip. closures will last into september. >> alum rock park will open in san jose. >> visitors are not permitted to barbecue or have fires of any kind because of high fire danger. people will be allowed to picnic and hike. the park was closed yesterday as a precaution because of high temperatures and low humidity and the impact on the fire day agoer on fire-fighting resources. alum rock park is open

here in hawaii. everybody thinks terrorism. too tied to the war so that's what drives our economy so it's very difficult to even have a discussion about withdrawing some of terry presents because our economy is so dependent. for some people. the united states takes advantage of valleys mountains and sees to use them as a training camp for its troop. at the same time the united states has its hawaiians on clay for the training of foreign troops. the american military presence in hawaii has caused serious damage the environment of the island. according to the pacific health dialogue there are seven hundred sixty eight contaminated sites in hawaii. this contamination is caused mainly by the teria ration of ammunition the presence of mercury. lead napalm radioactive rubbish and radioactive fuel. in two thousand and eight colonel howard killian admitted that there was in rich due radium and why but he argued that there was no danger for the population don't . know. why and are against the u.s. military presence because it goes again

annex a special report of the origins of hawaii and its people distinct. recently a new los passed in russia that makes bloggers more than three thousand viewers per day become part of the nation's mass media this is a big deal because they will have to meet a lot of new high standards for one thing anybody goes out the door and authors will have to sign their real life name to their blogs and they cannot promote various breeds of what some would call extremist ideas or vole garrity there are reasons that such a law came into existence russians really do hate swearing in the media believe me have gotten a few youtube messages about it and many people believe that a certain world hyper power manipulates the russian internet with fake and paid accounts for example at the start of the korean conflict post from a daughter of an officer with a male name became legendary evidence of this foreign meddling but just because there are reasons for such a law does not make it a good idea this punishes the whole russian internet for the actions of a tiny minority and h

i did it in hawaii. and many, many of these individuals were shocked by these programs. they had never seen them themselves. and the ones who had went, you know, you're right. these are things that are really concerning. these aren't things we should be doing. maybe we're going too far here, but if you say something about this, they're going to destroy you. do you know what happens to people who stand up and talk

>> i was born in hawaii, and i was born in hawaii in the middle of the last century-- i'm not going toas born in hawaii, and in those days, the days that i was growing up, white people were considered the enemy. and if you were white they called you things like holly crab or ( bleep ) or this or that. >> stephen: what does howly mean? >> white person. follow along, honey, follow along. white, white. >> stephen: i don't speak aloha. >> hawley means a foreigner and it refers to people who are white. >> stephen: did you have to develop a character? >> i did, i really did. i developed a lot of armor in those days. it was okay. it really was okay. when i discovered that i actually could make those people who were not happy with me laugh, this was a big step forward for me. and, really, i never looked back from that. things changed for me one i learned that i could make people laugh. and then once i went to a high school where there happened to be a few more white people than me, so i know did discrimination. i know about that. because i felt it. i know what that's about. and my dad was fant

the postcard image of hawaii contradicts the everyday reality of the inhabitants of the . what you see here of all me is a homeless village that was established in. two thousand and nine this is adjacent to why and i. both harbor the boat harbor is right here this campsite is right here what these people have been able to do is stay out of the public parks which their presence in occupying public parks seems to interfere with the tourists and the government does not like interference with cash flow and any sort so this eerie here is called a b. . and and we're going into the bush is adjacent to the harbor. this i heard of this is where most majority of the homeless people they got alstad from the beaches have relocated to this area here and. we've have all a history of these homeless people oh been in there has been increasing in large numbers. i came here in two thousand and ten and two thousand and nine is actually when we became house less i would not say homeless because we're not home sweet home ways our home is i mean is are. we became house this in two thousand and

she lived in hawaii and worked as a guide as a ziplining company. she was ziplining yesterday morning on maui when she fell 150 feet into a deep ravine. by the time rescuers reached her, it was too late. >> the zipline go through the gulches and so it made it kind of difficult where the body was, where the lady fell. they couldn't access it with the helicopter and they have to carry her off to the side. >> still not clear what happened whether the line snapped or her harness became undone. this is video where she worked. the company offers several different kinds of zipline tours. the company says it's fully cooperating with the police investigation. >>> congressman eric sowell will inspect the perimeter of san jose internesianal airport. they were asked to assess the perimeter of every airport in the country that has not been done since 2009. last year a teenager hopped a fence and managed to wander the airport undetected and even made it into a wheel well of a plane and road the plane to hawaii. a tsa official said sjc passed a security inspection

we understand that yahya abdi's dad will return from hawaii soon. it is unclear when he will see his son. in santa clara, betty yu, kpix5. >>> the search is on for a gunman who killed another driver on a bay area freeway. the driver of an suv slammed into the concrete barrier on 580 richmond. the freeway was shut down while police investigated. >> road rage. every last one of them have been a homicide. >> police are asking witnesses to help them find the shooter. the victim's name has not been released. >>> and a man was hit and killed by an amtrak train while walking in richmond today. police say the man's cane may have gotten stuck in the railroad track. officers believe the victim was with a woman. she left before officers arrived and richmond police want to speak with her. >>> in the south bay, police are looking for a man who robbed an elderly couple at 3:00 on syracuse drive in sunnyvale. he busted in their house and later managed to escape. the suspect was described as latino, 35 to 40 years old with a full beard and a green shirt. >>> a los

e he had been in protective custody in hawaii and he was known back to the bay area and is being cared for by santa clara county cps. police are working with that agency to interview the boy. >> we want to find out what the -- what his thought process was. what was he thinking. what was his intent? you know, at minimum we have a criminal trespass which is a misdemeanor in the state of california. so did he do it deliberately? was he intending to do something differently? >> reporter: investigators need to make sure he knows his rights and would like to know he can have an attorney if he has one. cps officials cannot comment directly on the case but they say they will work with police and not impede and

when i was in hawaii last week, i couldn't go in the sun.e sun for three minutes, my ears were fall off. all right. now, i'm from leavitt town as you might know from long island, my parents didn't have a lot of money. am i white privileged? am i privileged in any way under this banner? >> yes. >> i am? >> because none of the things you indicated speak to the issue of white privilege. white privilege isn't whether skin pigmentation is strong or weak or how much money you have in the bank. you are the beneficiary of years of white -- having an advantage in this country based on. >> experience that when i worked in car very well, painted houses, cut lawns. >> others experiences. >> i'm going to have to exempt myself under that white privilege banner. but here is a guy who absolutely is a white privilege poster boy. stuart varney. now, is this all bs to you, white privilege? >> no, it's not bs, historically. i think that is accurate. white privilege existed in the past. i don't think you right historical wrongs by guiling the present. this white

longer in hawaii. this is according to an official sent by hawaii department human services. they did not say where the teen was going or who he might be with, only that he is safe. we do know he is not with his dad. our media partner reports hawaiian officials have denied the father's request to see his son and bring him back home. >>> the woman at the center of the donald sterling scandal is talking this morning. she opened up to barbara walters and clarified her relationship with the man who is now band from the nba for life. we have the details. >> for weeks she's been seen and not heard. now the woman at the center of the los angeles clippers controversy, v. stiviano, is speaking exclusively with apc news barbara walter. >> you just left donald sterling. what is his state of mind right now? >> confused. i think he feels very alone. >> you do not consider him a racist? >> no. >> do you think he should apologize? >> absolutely. >> do you think he will apologize. >> only god knows. >> the woman who r

i did it in hawaii. >> reporter: the nsa said thursday it found one e-mail from snowden asking for clarification on a legal issue, not whistle-blowing. asked to comment today snowden responded to nbc news saying the nsa's new discovery of written contact between me and its lawyers after more than a year of denying any such contact existed raises serious concerns. calling the nsa release incomplete, snowden added, the fact is that i did raise such concerns both verbally and in writing and on multiple continuing occasions. as i've always said and as nsa has always denied. still the white house is challenging snowden's credibility. >> he was not trained as a spy. we have no idea where that assertion comes from. and has edward snowden done damage? he's done immense damage. >> reporter: and john kerry's

hawaii is a model. they are doing well in terms of their graduation rate and overall rate and in terms of the gaps i talked about. they are high on the list of gaps between now income and students with disabilities and the general population. hawaii is fantastic and congrats on going back and using these resources. that is what the report wants to hone in. how states are raising the graduation rate and how they are doing it and encouraging students to come back who may have been disconnected. >> host: our guest taught fifth and sixth grade. dino is here from georgia. good morning. >> caller: i went to high school in the suburbs and we had a year where we merged the inner city schools with our high school and saw a lot of good results from that. i was wondering if you have been intr -- introduced that idea? >> guest: we don't get too much into those specifics in the report. you know, i know that is something that has happened around the country in different areas with mixed results. i am glad to hear the

but there was also a voyage from hawaii. >> hello, i'm billy richards.e been here since the summer of 1975. we're going on almost 40 years now. this is what is called a perform-true replica of a canoe that was used six, seven centuries ago, to travel from islands to islands. hokalaa is the name for a star. we call it the star of gladness. mostly it's -- there's actually two purposes. one is to bring attention to the environmental conditions of our oceans. and two it's to teach the next generation of voyagers, and by the end of the voyage we should be able to hand it off. in 1970, it was about rediscovering ourselves as hawaiians, as polynesians, looking back at our past and brings it to the floor. so and then as we went along over the years. it was first rediscovering our past, and understanding our present. and right now this voyage is for the future. basically they use the stars, a combination of stars, wind direction, swells, birds, and to find our way from island to island. the second leg is an island hopping. then the third leg will take it to new z

you'll get there about noon and i'll be doing hula dancing and checking out items from maui and hawaii and getting tickets out there, as well. come to the peacock pavilion. we're looking over here towards westbound 80 and in towards dublin a very smooth, easy drive right now. you have got some company but typical for 580. let's look at the speed sensors and slow down out of the altamont pass and no delays for 680 down into the south bay and 880 move smoothly, as well. northbound route, a few more cars, but nothing dramatic. a lighter build for the commute and no problems here or along the peninsula. along the coast, see highway 1, pacifica and san francisco some fog and that will be the case over the morning and she saw that sneaking over the city and tied in with the weather system and shows you we will have it in the north bay along the coast, as well. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> clippers owner donald sterling reportedly battling cancer "new york post" reports the 80-year-old sterling has had prostate cancer for a number of years but the news coming after the nba fined sterl