and months later back to hawaii.sident is wrapping up hawaiian vacation and he is headed to air force one. and then election year 2012, a summer trip but the president still making it to hawaii in december. cutting it short to deal with the fiscal cliff. and then, returning days later. the price tag on that second round trip flight? more than 3.2 million tax dollars. the president right now at this very minute is in hawaii playing golf. and in 2013 he is off to palm city, florida. president obama taking on tiger woods on the golf course. and then, back to march that's vineyard. president obama is taking a vacation. >> another posh estate. in december, more than two weeks in honolulu. and this time serious controversy. the first lady would remain behind in hawaii as the president and his daughters flew back to d.c. in air force one. now that means at some later date, an empty air force plane will fly from washington, d.c. to hawaii to pick up the first lady and fly her back to d.c. total cost an estimated $800,000. wh

however, the teaching of hawaii was banned after the teaching was overthrown.t's this history of colonisation, where those of native hawaiian ancestry will be addressed by the formation of a native hawaiian government. >> if you have a legal entity. it can pursue the rights that have been lost in the consequence of colonisation. >> over a year and a half tens and thousands of hawaiians signed up on an electoral role. the framework was questioned in the u.s. by the head of the state agencies administering the process. in a letter to the state department in may, the ceo of the office of hawaiian affairs questioned the legality of hawaii, and asked whether ha had incurred criminal licty under -- libilityy under liability upped international law. hawaii had long been an internationally recognised sovereign nation, unlike the native american tribes, no treaty was signed consenting to u.s. oversight and dependency. for those, the surprise intervention has been welcomed the. what you are looking at is the u.s. and the state pretending that none of this happened, that

the islands now however the teaching of hawaii was ban after the kingdom of hawaii was over thrown and by the united states. it's this history of columnzation that those with native hawaii and and sancestr. >> if you have a legal entity it can pursue rights that have been lost as a consequence of colonization. >> reporter: tens of thousands like bill signed up on a role to elect the government but suddenly the framework of hawaii self determination within the u.s. was questioned by the head of the state agency administering the process. in a loet -- letter to the state department of hawaiian affairs they questioned the legality of hawaii as the u.s. 50th state and asked whether he incurred criminal liability under international law. hawaii's queen was over thrown in 1893 at the urging of the sugar barrels and help of washington but it had long been an internationally recognized sovereign nation unlike the native american tribes and no treaty consenting to oversight and dependency. the ceo surprise intervention has been welcomed. >> what you are actually looking at is the u.s. and the s

. >> you're in hawaii. what's there to fight about? >> see who got buried in the sand in a bad way. >>> a dude spots a lamborghini. >> traveling 80 miles per hour. >> why he decides to jump it. >> boom. >> how to get a baby out of a bucket and how to get a messy kitten into the tub. >> if there's one good strategy when you play hide and seek, find a good hiding space but don't get such a good hiding spot you can't get out. that's what happened to this 9-year-old girl. she needed the royal national lifeboat institution to come out to her rescue. t they came, she was wedged between two rocks. >> the tide's coming in. >> she's cute. >> yeah? no problem. >> she doesn't seem scared. she kind of seems like, well, i need help. >> i need help. >> here's their idea. >> front it, make it in the basket welly, hope think then -- >> her toes are stuck, they'll hand her scissors, attach scissors to the wrist so she doesn't drop them, cut the back of her wellies or boot, the front and back of the boots and maybe slip her feet out of there. but there'

but could hawaii soon be celebrating its own independence?he first quarter final of the world cup. it's a heavy-weight clash as france get ready to take on germany. a former aid of the british prime minister has been sentenced today 18 months in prison for phone hacking. andy coulson was found guilty of illegally intercepting voicemail messages when he was editor of "the news of the world" australian painter rob harris has been sentenced to five years and nine months in prison. he was found guilty on 12 charges of indecently assaulting young girls over the course of 20 years. harris has been a popular entertainer in britain and australia for more than five decades. >> china's president has wrapped up a state visit to south korea by again calling for greater cooperation between the countries. and japan's past was criticized. from seoul, harry fawcett reports. >> he has been making the most of the warm welcome afforded him in south korea by becoming the first leader of china to address a south korea ian university. he spoke about expanding busi

but i was in hawaii taking off time from college and a tv show came. just happened to be in the right place at the right time. >> jimmy: what show was it? >> "bay watch hawaii." >> jimmy: oh, yeah. and they were like, you need to be on this show? >> it was a month of auditions, which wasn't really that hard. 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? >> jimmy: you would know better than i. guillermo, what did -- did attila the hun die of poisoning? >> i think so. >> jimmy: he's like my own version of google. this movie is coming out in a couple of cities. >> it

and he lives in hawaii. i'd never been to hawaii.o to hawaii, because my dad is 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

we have this report from hawaii. >> reporter: the magestic isolation of hawaii, and the diverse microclimateroduced a landscape compared to paradise. the largest chemical seemed to agree. it makes it perfect or open air laboratories. here on the west side of hawaii, the garden island, they don't grow food in the fields, they experiment with seeds and pesticides. for decades companies have sprayed tonnes of toxic chemicals as they test different pesticides to market with the geneticry modified seeds. the climate means multiple formulations can be tested in the same fields all year. the soil is loose from the repeated tilling and this blows into adjacent neighbourhoods. as you drove up on the right-hand side of the road - breast cancer. next house over, breast cancer. colon cancer the husband. those that live in the small community long suspected the chemical laden soil was the cause of a high rate of illness in adults and children. the chemical companies insisted they were not spraying anything unusual. an unconvinced community banding together to force action and using the freedom of informa

of the office of hawaiian affairs questioned the international legality of hawaii as the u.s.'th 50th state and he asked whether he had incurred criminal liability under international law. hawaii's queen was overthrown at the urging of the sugar barons and with the help of washington. but it was long recognized as a sovereign nation, unlike the native american tribes, no treaty was sign consenting to u.s. oversight and dependency. for those would have long highlighted the distinct history of colonization, the c.e. ox's -- the c.e.o.'s surprise intervention is welcomed. >> the u.s. is trying to pretend that none of this happened. the best we can hope for is to be native americans under the governing power of united states, and hawaiians simply -- and a growing number of hawaiians are simply saying that's not true. that's not who we are. that's not who we were then. and we should and can have our country back. >> even for those who were determined to see a native governing entity formed within the u.s., the recent dediscovery of hawaiian history is welcomed. >> our history was wr

aj, hawaii. >> a new technique for fracking is causing controversy in florida.ials in collier county say acid fracking where acid is injected to dissolve limestone could be a danger to public health. the issue started back in december when a texas company began operations near naples, close to the everglades. the county couldn't shut them down. now, they are taking the state to court for failing to regulate the work. i will bring in madeline stano, a staff attorney forays, poverty and the environment. thank you? >> thank you for having me. >> drilling isn't new to the florida everglades. this goes back about sent years but now we are learning about the dangers. what are some of those concerns? >> absolutely. well, the process of acidizing fracking involves injecting hundreds of chemicals, including hydro coloric and hydro coloric acid, deep into the ground. those chemicals are cars inogenic and released into the water and air and produce health concerns including cardiovascular sdeerz, rare cancers, problems with immune deficiencies, et cetera, in addition to th

the ocean means everything to hawaii. it attracts surfers from around the world who catch waves on the north shore. families who save up for the dream vacation and couples seeking the perfect romantic getaway. on a good year the tourism industry brings in well over 10 billion. mark manual grew up on the batches. >> this is my home. i feel a responsibility to do my part to make sure my children and my children's children have clean beaches. >> manual made doing his part a full-time job. he works for noah, and for more than 13 years it has been trying to keep the islands clean. >> there's a constant flux of plastic, a constant battle. >> manual's job got harder. throughout the main hawaii imedz we have been getting pieces of japan's tsunami debris. we positive id'ed two ides, one up. >> radiation from the debris is not a major fear, according to most experts. the problem is adding more debris to what is already there. >> i think a misconception is that anything with japanese writing is from the tsunami. we have been finding

for those who haven't visited hawaii, hilo is on the big island of hawaii. the big island is home to volcanoes and rain forests and just about every other type of climate. it is also twice as big as the rest of hawaii islands combined. in fact, it's roughly the size of connecticut but with only a fraction of the population. it can take hours to drive from hilo to the second largest town, kailuakona. of the roughly 143,000 people living on the big island, over 15,000 are veterans. i'm raising these facts because i want my colleagues to understand that veterans in rural communities like those who live on hawaii island need our help and they need it now. the veterans i met in hilo expressed to me that they can't get care anywhere other than with the v.a. on the big island, as private physicians are few and far between. in fact, while 90% of hawaii island residents have health insurance, there is a serious physician shortage. this results in long wait times for non-v.a. health care. given these long wait times for private physicians, big island veterans rely on

so, the airaft turned around towards hawaii. the pilots, concerned the plane was unable to make it back to hawaii, decided to land the plane at midway. this tiny remote island and the site of an historic world war ii naval battle. now barely inhabited. >> it was just a very scary moment. to kind of feel like, this might be the moment that the plane goes down. >> fire is the worst thing that can happen on an airplane. this crew was obviously thinking, we need to get this jet down. we think we have it under control. but they took no chances and did the right thing. >> reporter: united describes the incident as a mechanical issue, but isn't providing further details. passengers were taken into this gymnasium at an old military base until a replacement plane arrived and then returned them to hawaii. >> that pilot is to be commended. he saved our lives. >> reporter: as the investigation continues, many of the passengers say the flight was first delayed because of a burning smell, but the plane was then cleared to leave. united says a

hawaii's climate means multiple products can be tested. the scroil is loose from tilling, and this blows to adjacent neighbourhoods. >> here, as you drove up on the right-hand side of the road, breast cancer. next house over, breast cancer. colon cancer the husband. >> reporter: those in the small community suspect that the chemical-laden soil is the cause of high rates of illness in adults and children. chemical companies insist they were not spraying something unusual. an unconvinced community banded together forcing action, and using the freedom of information act councillor gained the truth. >> pesticide banned in other countries, they can't spray in their open country and are using it here. >> reporter: they lied to you. >> repeatedly. >> reporter: he won a council battle to disclose pengties used and establish a buffer zone with schools, clinics, houses and waterways. it was too much for the chemical companies who sued. none were prepared to be interviewed. >> they do not want us to set an example for small communities around the wor

they were flown back to hawaii and then to guam. >>> the weekend has arrived. >> that's right.andhya paw -- sandhya patel is here. >> i have spectacular weather to tell you about, but first a scene you have to see. this is a time lapse from our kgo roof camera. this was earlier tonight and our moon coming up despite the cloud cover. it is a super moon. you got it, dan. it is coming up tomorrow morning officially at 4:25 a.m. our time. and here is a closer image that we captured from our same camera. you will want to check out the super moon at 4:25 a.m. the reason it is called a super moon is the moon's distance differs from time to time and when it is closer to us it is known as a super moon and appearing brighter and bigger and anyhow go check it out. we will talk about what is going on right now. live doppler 7hd and tracking the low clouds and remember earlier today we saw all of this breaking up. many of the coastal areas saw the sun as well. it did start out with measurable drizzle this morning along the coast and the south facing places. the low clouds are starting to pu

we have this report from a hawaii island. >> reporter: just the isolation of hawaii and its diverse microclimates produced a landscape compared to paradise. the world's largest chemical company agrees. these conditions make it permit for vast open air laboratories. here on the west side they don't grow food, they experiment with seeds and pesticides. >> for decades companies have sprayed tonnes of toxic chemicals here as they test different pesticides to market with genetically modified seeds. hawaii jds climate means multiple climates can be tested. the gaol is loose from tilling, and this blows into adjacent neighbourhoods. >> here, as you drove up on the right-hand side of the road - breast cancer. next house over, breast cancer. colon cancer, the husband. >> reporter: those living in the small community long suspected the chemical laden soil was the cause of a high rate of illness in adults and children. chemical companies insisted they were not spraying anything unusual. an unconvinced community banded to force action, and using the u.s.'s freedom of information act a counselman obtained the

they were flown back to hawaii and then to guam. >>> the weekend has arrived. >> that's right. sandhya paw -- sandhya patel is here. >> i have spectacular weather to tell you about, but first a scene you have to see. this is a time lapse from our kgo roof camera. this was earlier tonight and our moon coming up despite the cloud cover. it is a super moon. you got it, dan. it is coming up tomorrow morning officially at 4:25 a.m. our time. and here is a closer image that we captured from our same camera. you will want to check out the super moon at 4:25 a.m. the reason it is called a super moon is the moon's distance differs from time to time and when it is closer to us it is known as a super moon and appearing brighter and bigger and anyhow go check it out. we will talk about what is going on right now. live doppler 7hd and tracking the low clouds and remember earlier today we saw all of this breaking up. many of the coastal areas saw the sun as well. it did start out with measurable drizzle this morning along the coast and the south facing places. the low clouds are starting to

a flight from hawaii sets down on a remote island in the middle of the pacific ocean. terrified passengers hear alarms going off on board. the power goes out. the radar goes down, and the plane makes a sharp drop. >> i looked at my wife, and i said "i love you," and i kissed her, and we told each other good-bye because we thought we were going to die. >> what caused this scare in the air? >>> struck by lightning. this guy was hit while standing in his own garage. two boys also struck inside their homes. almost a dozen hit in just days. we'll tell you what you need to know to protect yourself. >>> caught on camera. a violent gang dressed as ninjas tying up and robbing wealthy homeowners. new this morning, how they used the internet to pick their targets revealed in jailhouse interviews. >> all: lbj, lbj. >> and hot in cleveland. cavs fans in a frenzy as the greatest basketball player on the planet, lebron james, says he's ready to come home. >> lebron is coming back. >> what's behind the king's move back to the city where he once broke millions of hearts? and who else w

aljazeera, hawaii. >> hawaii became the 50t 50th state back on august 21, 1959. guess we should say so far. >> so far. speaking of independence, there's a lot happening across the nation this independence day. let's bring in our meteorologist for a look at the national forecast. >> the southeast and southwest dealing with some types of weather that you don't normally see this time of year. here's storms developing right in the southwest. you've got these storms developing this time of year, the water evaporates and cools creating gusty wind creating dust storms across the southwest. this was yesterday in arizona, a wall of wind reducing visibilities, causing a lot of trouble there across the southwest. planes had to be grounded there as this dust rolled through. that's common this time of year. temperatures today climbing above 100 degrees in phoenix, 104 in las vegas. the northeast, hurricane arthur passes just south of cape cod, could see wind here picking up and some very heavy rain. tropical storm warning right in this one area, the storm expected to stay off

living in hawaii you're surrounded by water and dennis very much loved the water.almost didn't graduate because he kept skipping school. >> if the surf was up i was gone. >> see ya. >> my father was 82nd airborne and he was a p.o.w. for a while. when my father died it was very hard on dennis. and i think part of him wanted to carry on with that to make his grandfather proud. >> that was combat engineer. that's what i went into the army for. i decided that i have a family now. less of a combat role. so i changed to truck driver. i thought, nothing ever happens to them. unless you're in a war zone. we ran convoys at night. the idea was they can't shoot at what they can't see. but they didn't have to shoot. just leave an ied on the side of the road blow it up. just a shockwave went through my head rattled at my brain and left. and i just saw a whole wall of fire. >> after he was wounded, he wouldn't tell people about the problems he had swallowing. he was throwing up. he had headaches and he was dizzy and his moods were from extreme high to extreme low. but he felt li

they were flown back to hawaii and then to guam. >>> the weekend has arrived. >> that's right. sandhya paw -- sandhya patel is here. >> i have spectacular weather to tell you about, but first a scene you have to see. this is a time lapse from our kgo roof camera. this was earlier tonight and our moon coming up despite the cloud cover. it is a super moon. you got it, dan. it is coming up tomorrow morning officially at 4:25 a.m. our time. and here is a closer image that we captured from our same camera. you will want to check out the super moon at 4:25 a.m. the reason it is called a super moon is the moon's distance differs from time to time and when it is closer to us it is known as a super moon and appearing brighter and bigger and anyhow go check it out. we will talk about what is going on right now. live doppler 7hd and tracking the low clouds and remember earlier today we saw all of this breaking up. many of the coastal areas saw the sun as well. it did start out with measurable drizzle this morning along the coast and the south facing places. the low clouds are starting to

hawaii's garden island, they experiment with seeds and pesticides. for decades, syngenta, pioneer dupont, sprayed chemicals, as they test the chemicals to market. are hawaii's climate say multiple combinations can be tested, the soil is loose from the repeated tilling and this is what blows into adjacent neighborhoods. >> right here as you drove up on the right-hand side of the road, breast cancer. next house, breast cancer. the next house, colon cancer. >> many suspected the chemical-laiden soil was the high are unconvinced community banded together to force action and using the u.s.'s freedom of information act councilmember gary ouza finally obtained the truth. >> the pesticides are banned in other countries. they are using tons of it here in our state and our community. >> so they lied to you? >> they lied to me. repeatedly they lied to me. >> he won a council battle to require the revealing of the chemical used. none were prepared to be interviewed for this report. >> they do not want us to set an example for other communities, small communities

and the lar larnl -- large chemical companies agree and here on the west side of kauai, hawaii's gardeney do not grow food in the fields they experiment with seeds and pesticides and for decades dupont and dow and more sprayed tons of chemicals here as they tried pesticides to market with their seeds and the climate means it can be tested in the same fields all year. the soil is loose from the repeated tilling and this is what blows into adjacent neighborhoods. >> right here, as you drove up on the right hand side of the road breast cancer, next house over breast cancer, colon cancer, the husband. >> reporter: those who live in the small community long suspected the chemical soil was the cause of high rates of illness in adults and children here but chemical companies insisted they were not spraying anything unusual. >> for the island of kauai we pray for healing. >> reporter: the community band together to force action and using the u.s. freedom of information act counsel finally obtained the truth. >> pesticides are band in other countries and produce chemicals and cannot spray it in

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but i was in hawaii taking off time from college and a tv show came.t place at the right time. >> jimmy: what show was it? >> "bay watch hawaii." >> jimmy: oh, yeah. and they were like, you need to be on this show? >> it was a month of auditions, which wasn't really that hard. 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? >> jimmy: you would know better than i. guillermo, what did -- did attila the hun die of poisoning? >> i think so. >> jimmy: he's like my own version of google. this movie is coming out in a couple of cities. >> it will be in new york and l.a. >>

we in hawaii understand the separation of church versus state. i do agree abortion is a different procedure from other medical procedures because it's foundation is a constitutional right. so in my view there should be a high burden on laws that limit or bridge such a constitutional right. we've heard a lot of testimony from our panel members. so i wanted to ask ms. northup, because the right to make this kind of a choice is based on a constitutional right, do you think that anti-choice law should be based on medical necessity? >> absolutely, and i want to just say again, all that this bill is about is being sure that women's critical access to reproductive health care, including abortion services, and and as i said in my testimony, that's an issue for one in three women in the united states, but women in every state, every congressional district, every city and every town. and her health care is important to her, but this bill is about making sure that because state legislatures cannot just a blatantly and abortion, which is the desire of some p

here on the west side of kauai, hawaii's garden island, they experiment with pesticide. for years, chemical companies test the market with genetically modified seeds. the soil is loose, from the repeated tilling, and this is what blows into adjacent neighborhoods. >> right here as you drove up on the right-hand side of the road, breast cancer. next house over, breast cancer. colon cancer, the husband. >> those who live in this small community long suspected the chemical-laiden soil was the high cause of illness in adults and children here but the chemical companies insisted they weren't spraying anything unusual. >> for the island of kauai, we pray for them. >> freedom of information act, councilmember gary ouza finally found out the truth. >> they cannot spray it in their own country. they're using tons of it in our state in our community. >> so they lied to you? >> they lied to me, repeatedly they lied to me. >> ouza won a council be motion for the chemical companies to disclose. none of the companies were prepared to be interviewed for this report. >> they do not want

. >> reporter: how would you like to take a summer vacation to hawaii for just $5?lying first class to paris on a free flight? sound too good to be true? greg podway calls himself a travel hacker and says he hasn't paid for a flight in three years. today he's agreed to show "nightline" how he does it. >> it's being able to say, there's powder in colorado this weekend, let's go skiing, done. >> reporter: as millions of americans hit the road and sky this summer, we invited bryce to a travel challenge. 12 hours to fly himself to a destination of our choosing. can he get himself to ft. lauderdale, florida, have lunch on the beach, and get back for absolutely nothing? and along the way, he agreed to show us his secrets. so what exactly is travel hacking? >> travel hacking is a method of earning a lot of frequent flyer miles through things like credit card signups and special promotions and using those miles to book really cheap trips. >> reporter: for many earning free travel requires racking up frequent flyer miles the old-fashioned way, by flying. but for bryce, that'

that's what this girl caught on camera in hawaii. she says this guy was crossing the street. she posted this on facebook. you can see the guy in question right there on the sidewalk with an officer. escapes the officer's grasp and starts running. now, he's quicker than the officer. here's where he starts getting cocky. >> cop, you can't do this, dude. >> this guy's like talking smack. >> he's turned around and running backwards like taunting the guy, the way a big brother would or something. >> oh. >> fakeout bike barry sanders but -- >> oh! >> like a 2 x 4, bang. >> exactly. >> yeah. he did that juke move too quickly. >> when the officer says you're going to get tased, you're going to get tased, crack. >> say what you want about this guy here, but turns out, he says, according to maui now, this dude is running for mayor in this town. >> he's running for something now. >> right. >> not running for mayor for long, i don't think, right. >> running for mayor, in hawaii. pulled over didn't have a license plate on the car and on a cell phone, two things you can't do. according to

replacement aircraft was september to midway to bring the passengers back to hawaii. a flight was arranged to bring those folks to final destination in qwam. >> overseas tonight secretary of state john kerry helped broker a deal between afghanistan candidates and every ballot will be analyzed. both candidates were climbing victory and threatening to set up competing government. the audits are expected to take several weeks. >> friend of delaware air national garden joy a special day at the base today parts of what's called bring a friend to drill day. attendees enjoyed tour of c 130 herk ulys aircraft and at the base. they were invaded to check out the base and learn more about the air national guard. >> philadelphia is turning purple for one of the largest african-american greek frat terptys in the country. omega psiphi is here for grand conclave they hoeinged a fair at the pennsylvania con veption sent ever. if you're in town you'll see purple and gold the fraternity colors until they wrap up july 16th. >> here something you don't see every day on the schuylkill. tw

the plane was in route from hawaii to guam. all passengers and crew members were briefly sheltered in a gym and later put on another flight and taken to honolulu. >>> in massachusetts, a small plane landed on a high school athletic field. only the pilot was on the cessna and the mechanical problem cause the the plane to land not long after takeoff. >>> 7:12 and lots to get in this weekend. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us we are dry. we have plenty of sunshine on sky 6 and hazy in center city and clouds are trying to break up in parts of region and especially south jersey and parts of delaware, they break up well, a fairly decent afternoon ahead, karen in westchester, my twitter follower says 72 in that region. 71 in wilmington and 71 if philadelphia think a lot of suburbs in the upper 60s but you'll get into the 70s and 80s in most cases today. if are you driving on i-95 or the pennsylvania turnpike you'll want to keep your sunglasses handy and a sweep of clouds from the west and low lying cloud cover closer to the

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math gutmiller landed after a long flight from hawaii. >> in all the second year m.i.t.0 miles. we get the story from jennifer jensen of our station in san diego. >> reporter: taxiing probably never felt so good to 19-year-old matt gutmiller after this final leg of his flight, 15 hours plus, solo across the pacific ocean. the new record-setting around the world solo pilot because of his age was clearly exhausted as he was greeted by hugs by his mom. >> i guess it's good to be back. >> reporter: back after flying solo for more than 29,000 miles in a plane specially outkilled from the high performance aircraft. >> we think it's one of many very incredible things that he's going to do in his lifetime. >> reporter: as we first reported guthmiller left behind his 1981 beechcraft bonanza. his goal returning here before july 26th. guthhmiller flew from elle ka sewn before seeing the world and taking lots of pictures around the world and made stops in the uk then rome, athens, cairo, abu dhabi, india, the philippines, australia, american samoa then to hawaii where he left early

flight 201 a boeing 77 had to land about halfway through a flight from hawaii to qualm on thursday.assengers and crew reported smoke and burning smell in the cabin. the pilot made that decision to land at an old military base on mid waste island. replacement aircraft was sent to midway to bring those passengers back to hawaii, special flight was then arranged to bring those flights to the final destination in qualm. >>> philadelphia, is turning purple for one of the largest african-american greek fraternities in the country. 25,000 members of the omega phi are in philadelphia for the grand conclave. they hosted a health and career fair at pennsylvania convention certainty. if you are in town you will see lots of purple and gold, fraternity colors until the convention wraps up on july 16th. >>> and women in center city received a little lesson on self-defense this morning. councilman johnson hosted a free self-defense class for women, in partnership with the organization called handbags for peace. the event was organized in the wake of a sexual assault last month, near 19th and spruc

want to go to hawaii, but don't have thousands of dollars? well, you know what? they're bringing hawaii to san mateo. the aloha festival this week, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. a good time. very colorful. also happening this weekend, we're a proud festival of the fremont festival. if you haven't been out there, a great time, good food. mike inouye will be out there on sunday. temperatures will be steady, holding on to the 90s here in the south bay. then we'll start that drop-off sunday, monday, all the way through next week. sunday forecast shows that story right here at the bottom of your screen. heat relief, already getting that humidity relief as promised, and i'm happy about that. if i was wrong, guys, i don't know that my facebook page could take anymore complaints. overload, overload, back to you. >> all right, i'll knock it off. sorry. >> such a whiner! >>> new details about a possible suspension for alden smith. when he's expected to meet with the nfl commissioner himself, coming up next. leland ye. [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more

he said he's over in hawaii.went to hawaii. >> now that was strange, because harvey told another friend he went to mexico. >> what did you think? >> i said steven wouldn't have gone to mexico at gun point, i mean, that was, it was completely out of character for him. >> then harvey's friend greg, the stainless steel guy said he noticed something unusual about steven's usually cluttered cabin. >> it waster stairle. >> then they made the shocking d discovery. steven face down in the water dead. >> none of us could believe it was happening. >> the detectives wanted to have a look at the boat, steven's last known residence. they got a search warrant, brought a whole team to the harbor and seized the yacht. >> when you first walked in, was it clean? >> absolutely clean. clean enough, where you could eat off the floor. >> pristine, in fact. and for all the diligent efforts of the forensic people, there was no sign of steven b.'s existence. no evidence he'd ever set foot on that yacht. they did find some high tech navig

. >>> some of the largest chemical companies are skewing a small town in hawaii.what toxic chemicals are being tested should b shihab rattanzi. >> perfect for their vast open air laboratories. here on the west side of kauai, hawaii's garden island they don't grow food in these fields. they experiment with seed and pesticides. for daisd decades singenta, are pioneer du dupont and dow, have tested these chemicals and seeds. the soil is loose from the repeated tilling. and this is what blows into adjacent neighborhoods. >> right here, as you drove up on the right-hand side of the road, breast cancer. next house over, breast cancer. colon cancer, the husband. >> those who live in this small community long suspected the chemical-laiden soil was the cause of the high rates of illness in adults and children here. but the chemical companies insisted they were not spraying anything unusual. >> for island of kauai, we pray for her healing. >> an unconvinced community banned together to enforce action. and councilman gary ouza are got results. >> they are spraying in our com

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