he knew hawaii and the justice system. he knew it needed a change, particularly probation. >> sentencing i can send them to prin or the beach -- prison pore the beach. it's not a knock, but a reflection that probation is usual, but doesn't work well. >> reporter: hawaii may seem like paradise. away from the beaches and resorts an evil tide swept across the island. methamphetamine. drug abusers arrested, clogging the criminal justice system. judge olm created hope - hawaii's opportunity probation with enforcement. >> it is a new way to do probation, a more effective way. >> reporter: traditional probation is an alternative for hard time for a misdemeanour or a felony. judge olm calls hope probation on steroids. >> they are given a number of conditions. see your po, get drug tested, pay restitution. the conditions on probation is usual, they would not do them and for a year or more there would be no consequence. the usual consequence is nothing. >> often after the second, third and fourth violation, still nothing. >> the dif

. >> she left for hawaii. a new life with a new husband, but the sunny paradise soon grew dark. >> something very wrong. >> it was horrible being so helpless. >> ha 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 out that envelope, and that was like, wow. >> could their mom help them solve her own mystery? >> 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 near honolulu, but they would be wrong. this juny has more to do with a personal hell than

so much so that people in hawaii turned it into a recognized sport. nhk world reports. >> reporter: in the land of surf and sunshine, there is a new sport. at this shop, an entire wall is filled with the colorful game. they come in a wide range of designs and different kinds of wood. for the young customers, one is never enough. how many do you have? >> 16. maybe about four to five hours a day. >> until last year, it was just, you know, sell maybe one every week. and now it's sell hundreds every week. >> reporter: kendama is more than just a past time. for some, it has become an extreme sport with lightning fast moves and techniques. each with their own names. twirling it at high speed, this trick is called the whirlwind. and flipping it high in the air, this is a spacewalk. local enthusiasts like to combine the different techniques to create their own original routines. >> hard to be creative a little bit, because there is so many different tricks that it is hard to find a different one. >> reporter: competitions are held to give enthusiasts a chance

the presiding officer: the senator from hawaii. ms. hirono: madam president, i ask unanimous consent that privileges of the floor be granted to the following member of my staff: dana ahu, during the pendency of the 113th congress. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. hirono: madam president, i rise today because we need a fair shot for the middle class. today in the middle class today a college degree is more important than ever. in hawaii by 2018 about two of three jobs will need some training or a degree past high school but students are struggling to stay ahead. college costs have gone up way beyond inflation and students are borrowing more and more to pay for college. last week i joined several of the women in the senate. we pointed out the student loan debt affects women more. why? because it takes longer to repay a student loan if, as a woman, you're making only 77 cents for every $1 a man makes. i've heard from both men and women in hawaii who are struggling under the burden of student loan debt. people like dawn from h

and he lives in hawaii. i'd never been to hawaii.s from liverpool. and there's a thing called liverpool alzheimer's, where you forget everything except the grudges. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> and he was upset with hawaii. >> seth: your dad was upset with hawaii? >> yeah, because he would be like, "oh, they bloody murdered captain cook." [ laughter ] in 1780. >> seth: so on old grudge? >> i go, "what?" and then he'd say, "they bloody murdered him in his sleep. get that bloody pineapple out of the house." [ laughter ] i'd be like, "wow, dude, that's a grudge." that's fantastic. 1780. so i'd never been. i went and i was staying in a hotel. and "wayne's world" had come out. this was after "wayne's world." and things kind of exploded. somebody told me to have a fake name. so i had a fake name, which was pierre trudeau, you know. [ laughter ] all of a sudden he calls up to the room. and i'm going, "how did you get through?" and he goes, "it's hawaii." he goes -- he's from new york and he talks like this. he goes, "it's hawaii." goes, do you

sleep and see what happens in the middle. >> what is life like in hawaii?t is beautiful. some family and a lot of cooking and a lot of walking and a lot of pinching myself saying, how did i get this lucky? i cannot believe i am here. >> how did you do the celebrity chef thing? >> i got taken to a restaurant and in there was the who's who of hollywood but no one was that comfortable in their skin. it was still a lot of smoking in those days. a lot of smoking and looking around to see who is in there. and then i started thinking of becoming -- i am becoming one of them and i had my cigarette in my mouth and my knee was sort of going and into the room walked this beautifully calm, a beautiful sunset in a white cooking jacket and white here. -- white hair. you can see that he was the power guy. it was the chef. i went and asked if i could be his grasshopper. in the "kung fu" series there was a character who sat by the master's feet and learned. he did not know what i was talking about. mike has proven to me, picasso had died two years before. >> i am watching t

want to flirt with it. >> i went to hawaii and bought a house. i continued my business. >> do you serve? >> i body surf. i kept them while i was in hawaii. alice i always kept. he is a body part. we have been together for 45 years. >> he is a fascinating guy. >> he is interesting and interested. he is in many ways for stomp -- forrest gump. him he wasfirst met anding -- he had a ponytail a tour jacket. i had never been in a movie, i had never been on a movie set. lauren said you have to talk to shep gordon. "wayne'sper was in world." i felt like a hunk rocker in toronto. he said i know you want alice cooper in the muddy -- movie. how about something from the new album? and i said how about no? a song.e >> my heart was broken. what do you want? he was so nice about it. he said i read the script and alice is only on stage for eight seconds and if you put "school's out" in the end credits everyone will think that is the song and it will not matter. he was right. he was so nice and protective and loving of alice cooper and i worshiped ellis cooper. o

web, which he could have done without any retribution, and he would be free and clear and back in hawaii right now if he had done that, they don't speak for themselves. there's too many symbols and code words that even i having had those clearances and been in the government wouldn't understand without someone informing me. so he's been able to do that continuously, and the only way he could do that was from outside the country.

>> back to hawaii. you never know. >> you are open to possibilities. >> i wake up at night and take the ride and go to sleep and see what happens in the middle. >> what is life like in hawaii? >> it is beautiful. some family and a lot of cooking and a lot of walking and a lot of pinching myself saying, how did i get this lucky? i cannot believe i am here. >> how did you do the celebrity chef thing? >> when i was a young man i won the cannes festival with ridley scott's first movie and i got taken to a restaurant. was the who'sant who of hollywood but no one was that comfortable in their skin. it was still a lot of smoking in those days. you could smoke in restaurants. jumping up and down, smoking, looking around to see who is there. i started thinking, i am becoming one of them. i had my cigarette in my mouth and my knee was sort of going and into the room walked this beautifully calm, a beautiful sunset in a white cooking jacket and white hair. you could see he was the power guy. it was the chef. i wen

>> i was raised in iowa and i spent my summers with my father in hawaii. >> "bay watch hawaii." >> jimmy: oh, yeah. and they were like, you need to be on this show? >> it was a month of auditions, and we ended up getting that. you know, i fell in love with acting and studying life. i would never have moved to l.a. to become an actor. it found me and i fell in love with acting. >> jimmy: it seems to have worked out. your death on "game of thrones" was like the worst death of all of them. you died because bactene wasn't invented. you died of an infection. i keep thinking, back in those times. but i'm like, these are the times when they had dragons, these times didn't exist. >> wasn't it gangus kahn and attila the hun die of poisons? >> i think so. >> jimmy: this movie is coming out in a couple of cities. >> it will be in new york and l.a. >> jimmy: jason momoa! "road to paloma" opens in select cities july 11th. when we come back, music from young fathers. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by at&t -- mobilizing your world. >> jimmy:

i kept them in hawaii. >> rose: alice. >> i always kept that. alice is a body part. i've known him for 45 years. >> rose: he's an interesting guy. >> fascinating. one of the most fascinating people i ever met in any life. >> rose: because he can tell stories or what. >> two things. he's interesting, interested. he is in many ways forrest gump. >> rose: been there. >> -- and mr. mcgoo if they had a baby. when i first met him he came in he was wearing, he had ay tail on his suiten tour jacket. i had never been on a movie set and laurence said you have to talk to shep gordon, alice cooper's manager, there's a problem. and alice cooper was in wayne's world. i said oh, okay. i walked into new york town in paramount and i met him. i felt like a punk rocker. i was like who is this guy. and he said well, i know you want alice cooper and school's out in 18. he goes how about something from the new album. and i said how about no. how about. >> rose: the new album. that's all i want for my movie. >> my heart was broken and i'm like laurence, what do you want. he was so nice abo

. >>> the teen stoleaway is telling all about his incredible journey from san jose to hawaii. he spoke exclusively to kpix 5's betty yu about what he remembered after take-off and why he risked his life. >> reporter: right now yahye abdi is in a foster home and telling his story for the first time. he told me he knew exactly what he was doing when he hopped a fence at the san jose airport and jumped in the plane's wheel well. >>> can you believe that you survived that kind of trip? >> uhm, no. >> reporter: he is the boy who stowed away on a plane from san jose to maui hidden in the wheel well for 5 1/2 hours. for the first time, he talks about his journey using google chat. the 15-year-old says he crouched down and remembers covering his ears as the plane took off. at 35,000 feet, he says he was basically sitting on the shell of the plane. >> it was above the clouds. i could see through the little hole. >> reporter: you could see the ocean and clouds below you? >> yeah. >> reporter: was it scary? >> no. >> reporter: yahye says he regained his hearing and is okay physically. he

. >> pam: >> reporter:the teen that stowed away on a flight to hawaii is speaking out for the first time. 15-year-old yahya abdi jumped the fence at san jose mineta airport back in april. >> pam: and he climbed into the >> reporter: wheel well of an airplane to hawaii. he survived the five and a half hour flight and landed safely in maui. >> reporter:he's made his first public comments since the flight--and says he can't believe he survived the journey. >> reporter:he says he jumped on the closest airplane that was going west.and was trying to reach his mother in africa. >> reporter:abdi was able to speak with his mother over the phone yesterday.and was happy to hear she's alive. abdi is staying in a temporary foster home. he will be a junior in high school this fall and plans to live with his aunt in minnesota. >> pam: police are looking for two men who robbed a 60 year old man in a wheelchair in a palo alto parking last wednessday. >> pam: police say two men approached the victim in this town and country shopping center parking lot that's right across from stanford university they say.

new patient primary care the worst facility, honolulu, hawaii, 145 days, a dubious distinction. specialist care, the longest wait time there harlogen texas, 125 days. durham north carolina having the longest 104 days. for specialist care. monday evening making it more rare, a number of conclusions coming out of a hearing held this night. expected to see veterans the appointment time the outside being 14 days, that has proven to be unreal iivelg. these facilities are overwhelmed and, that provided the incentive for some of the facilities to cook the books. antiquated computer systems whereby the appointments are taken care of. they have got to be overhauled. people flat out lying to headquarters in washington and their superiors. that gentleman, phillip metkowsky had this to say at the outset of hearing. >> i apologize to the veterans their families and their loved ones. members of congress, veteran services organizations, our employees and the american people. >> and john, a number of interim steps are being taken in the short term, to look at the problems, try do something abou

john, the longest average wait times for new patient primary care, honolulu, hawaii has the distinction5 days. texas, 145. another dubious accomplishment. durham, north carolina, people waiting 104 days. it boils down to a number of things. this 14-day waiting period. this was the goal. no one was able to meet this around the country. and then the system for making appointments. the computer system has to be ripped out by the roots. the deputy va secretary was here talking about the need to urgently address that issue. and integrity issues, people flat out lied, they fudged the numbers, cooked the books, there are calls for criminal investigations from congress. the deputy assistant secretary also had to say this. >> i apologize to our veterans, their families, and their loved ones. members of congress, veteran service organizations, our employees, and the american people. >> many people, john are convinced that the entire management structure has to be ripped out by the roots. john? >> you mentioned one way to try to fix it. are there any other ways to stop all of these wait times and

and i play ukulele. ♪ ♪ in hawaii, there have been so many great ukulele players. this great ukulele music, people like eddie kamali who was like the first great ukulele virtwould you say virtuoso. they played with a group that redefined traditional hawaiian music. >> that's what inspired me to play. i started trying to collect every ukulele album that was out there and listening to it and just i fell in love with the i hope instrument. ♪ ♪ i think people are starting to see that it's such a simple instrument to play. it's affordable. it's portable. and people don't feel like they need to be a musician to play the ininstrument. the ukulele is probably the least intimidating of instruments. even if you are an amateur player, people just love it. ♪ my favorite is just sitting in front of a group of kids trying to play things that they recognize. >> you can play more than just hawaiian music with the ukulele. you can play rock' roll. you can play classical music. ♪ >> they light up. they start singing along and you make that instant connection. ♪ ♪ i started out perfo

. ♪ tonight, an american treasurer from hawaii with that special island vibe.niquely interactive television. we depend on you, >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> the stream. next on al jazeera america and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> this, is what we do. >> al jazeera america. ♪ >>> finally, tonight, with only four strings and a name that means jumping flee in hawaiin, the ukulele reaches a bigger stage. it's no longer just the sound of don ho and tiny term. there is a new master. we caught up with this american treasurer in las vegas where he is inspire agnew generation to love the ukulele. ♪ . >> i have been playing the ukulele since i was four years old, got into it because my mom played. she was my first teacher, sat me down, put it in my hand, taught me like two or three chords and i was just hooked. >> i was born and raised in honolulu, hawaii and i play ukulele. ♪ ♪ in hawaii, there have been so many great ukulele players. i was expose today all of this great ukulele music, peop

climate change can be seen in the multi-billion oyster industry in the pacific and we report from hawaiieporter: there is no debate about climate change monday the oyster farmers of america, for almost a decade oysters in the northwest have been unable to form shells, the ocean is too ascidic and melts it away from their bodies, and this is a surge in the earths carbon dioxide levels but mainland farmers think they have a fix 4,000 kilometers away in the ocean. >> a big hot tub. >> these tanks on the big island of hawaii contain oysters and here they can form the shells before they are going to the pacific northwest and armored and ready to grow to adults and now some hawaiian people are buying the oysters hoping to have an industry here. >> this is the most isolated land mass in the whole world and we are a long ways from evening. >> so you will be away from acidification? >> i don't know, i can't say that. >> reporter: there is reason for caution and seeing the impact of elevated c 02 levels and it's causing a rise in water temperature. no one is immune from the effects of climate chan

it is the fourth annual hawaii food and wine festival.announced, some of san francisco's top chef, looking at a bunch of them, nancy oaks from boulevard, we had san francisco charlie fan of slanlted doors. appearing -- of roy's is flexings his culinary muscle. if you're a foodie and a trip to the island -- late this summer, this is a star studded line up. just soak up some beach time right here. along the coast. in california. pretty nice, by the water. >> vickie, it was a beautiful day at the beaches today. we had lots of sunshine, and a few high clouds that you can see here in the shot from the bay bridge this evening. but i would argue that the water temperatures offshore here in the bay area might just be a tad cooler than in hawaii. well, now, i'm dreeping of hawaii and i'm starving now, thanks to vickie. >> you're welcome shlgs we have some more nice weather on the way tomorrow. additional cloudiness at the coast. some high clouds up there with the sunshine from mount tam, a gorgeous sunset this evening. some fog begins to develop a

now, living in hawaii sounds like a dream.and it only recently lost top spot as the happiest place in the u.s. the island of kauai was just that until some of the world's largest agro-chemical companies started using it as a testing ground for their latest genetically-modified concoctions and the pesticides that go with them. these chemicals are increasingly used in global agriculture. the industry saw a turnover of some 33 billion euros in 2011 and this figure rose by 5 billion euros within the space of just two years. so, with big money to be made and 4000 kilometers to the nearest mainland, the chemical giants are clearly willing to take the risk. but some 60,000 islanders who live there were never asked - -- asked. and suddenly they found themselves in an open air laboratory. >> people on kauai are furious. they're worried about their health. time and again they take to the streets to protest against the cultivation of gm plants and the use of poisonous pesticides on their island. jeri dipietro and fellow activists from th

obama's father was offered a scholarship to study at harvard after studying at the university of hawaii where he met. mother and dunham and they literally he didn't have enough money to bring her family along with him he didn't have much money at all as a foreign exchange student and that's also discussed in the film i don't get into the conspiracy but there it is an intriguing relationship because it's his parents are unlike probably any other parents of any other president in my state so you've got to see it international exposure and dunham is clearly not your typical. female role model she's breaking ground in all kinds of things like micro finance she she marries barack obama's father so it's a mixed marriage which is unusual it was actually illegal in some states and knighted states at that time and and she married him about seven years before the film guess who's coming to dinner came out which actually came out the same year it became legal in all states right right the famous film. starring sidney potts yes. he's breaking ground there with a mixed marriage death another name th

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administration has just released an audio recording taken after a teen was discovered on a runway in hawaii in april. it comes from the pilot of another plane on the tarmac an hour after the stow away's hawaiian airline jet landed. >> say again? >> a guy is stowed away in the landing gear often san jose to hawaii. >> you he was referred to 15 -year-old from santa clara who survived the flight. he anything on a plane in san jose's airport and spent nearly six hours in the wheel well. the family says the boy was trying to get back to africa to see his mother. >> president obama is firing back at critics over a prisoner change to free former p.o.w. arm sergeant dome doll and -- bowe bergdahl. the transition could be challenging given the storm of controversy surrounding the release and capture. here is that report. >> president obama said today the united states has a sacred rule. >> we don't leave our men or women in uniform behind. >> the controversy is growing around the deal to bring home army sergeant bowe bergdahl held prisoner bit taliban for five years. his fellow soldiers say he is no

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hanabusa of hawaii. at the end of the bill, before the short title, insert the following, section, none of the funds made available by this act may be used with respect to iraq in contra invention of the war powers resolution, 50, u.s.c. ms. hanabusa: i ask unanimous consent to waive the reading. the chair: is there objection? without objection, so ordered. ms. hanabusa: thank you, madam speaker. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 628, the gentlewoman from hawaii and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from hawaii. ms. hanabusa: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, the hanabusa-garamendi seamed simple. it would ensure that president obama does not circumvent the war powers resolution by unilaterally committing u.s. forces to operations in iraq. i have opposed our involvement in iraq since 2002 and continue to oppose it today. on monday president obama invoked the war powers resolution to send an additional 275 troops into iraq, to increase securi

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a report from hawaii on the changing shape of the oyster business there. and germany, stunned in the world cup opener. arrange tina's leader is refusing to budge. the edition pat goes right back to argentina's financial collapse in 2001, when it was unable to pay its debts. most investors have agree add new deal with the government, put a small group of u.s. hedge funds known as hold out investors refused to pay. held out. they took argentina to court to get their money. argentina has failed in it's appeals and has been order to pay $1.3 billions in cash. >> i think you need to distinguish between what is contribute, and what corruption. all need to be open to the negotiate, in president in a sovereign country can subject it's people to extortion. >> joining us in latin america, and the vice president of the national economist club, we thank you for your time. christina is talking a big game, and i wonder how much of it is talk, do the fact that if you owe money you have to pay it at some point. exactly, whether it's a country, or a person, or corporation,