hawaii.antic, mystical, hawaii, with a air is choked with the fragrance of a million flowers. >> and choked with the fragrance of a million flowers. >> yes, i got carried away. we will continue. yes, jonathan. nature has been most generous. but there is more on the sun gilded islands and flowers and trees. >> i'll say there is. >> yes, i might have known. miss kim, we will continue with this later. the mood has gone. >> go on with your letter. i might see just a few things to add to it. be as lyrical as the air choked with the fragrance of a million flower, but they will be essential. >> you worry me will year to eavesdropper. thank you, miss kim. >> good morning. >> good morning, miss kim. you are a strange fellow. one look at me, and up goes your dander. that's no ways to treat an old business partner. >> let's say associate for many years. a good long time. you were a youngster in knee pants will we first locked horns. you were tearing yourself up over a book of rules you were getting up c

the president met with a group marines at a base in hawaii. he thanked them and said afghanistan has a future thanks to their sacrifice. this is set as the u.s. will end its rule there at the end of the year. >> peter doocy has more on this. peter, how was the president first received. >> reporter: the president was received very well. he was beginning to talk about this is the beginning of the end of the war in afghanistan with the first lady at his side the crowd in the marine base in hawaii erupted >> we have been in continuous war now for 13 years, over 13 years and next week, we will be ending our combat mission in afghanistan. afghanistan has a chance to rebuild its own country. we are safer. it is not going to be a source

>> they are going to wish they were in hawaii. we have colder weather on the way. the nice treat, temperatures in the 50's, long gone. moving into the new year, outside we go, national harbor reagan national airport, 44 degrees, the wind out of the north northeast at eight. the high today 48. i'm afraid to say i think this is probably going to be one of the warmer days in quite some time. 39 degrees and takoma park maryland. high of 44. 41 at nationals park, where the ice rink is ready to go for the big game thursday. 39 degrees annandale. hardly any rain earlier today. a little bit of energy across southwest virginia will slowly drift off towards the north and east. i think it will remain far enough south that it will not have much impact on the rush-hour commute. at least around capital beltway. we could see a little wintry mix , but it is out of here by 9:00 or so. 27 to 34 degrees tonight, the wind out of the north at five to 10 miles per hour. in the morning temperatures generally in the lower 30's, middle 30's arlington, 34 montgomery county. i think it will

when they got to hawaii, the cat was packed in a box. at medical recovery could be up to $4,000. >> newly released dramatic video shows a gunman opening fire on a berks county barber shop. >>> two thousand employees from across the country are expected to al-awlaki off their job today. >> hello, everyone, 6:00 a.m., thursday, december 4. here's what's happening. >> cries for justice grow louder after a grand jury decision in staten island, the white nypd officer will not stand trial for the choke hold death of an unarmed black man. >>

my sister lives in hawaii. it was warmer here and the weather nicer compared to hawaii.and keep that in mind. we'll have clouds paying us a visit into northern california. not much in the way of rainfall coverage, that will be changing as we head no the afternoon hours. there's the rain band, that will increase in coverage and head to the south over the next few hours especially by the afternoon. we have been tracking fog, latest visibility reports, a quarter after mile to half a mile. the dense fog bank moving around the bay. the current numbers are 40s and 50s. we're tracking a chance of scattered showers. it's up in the north bay by 12:00. by 3:00 it will have moved across the bay area and san francisco. it will clear things out as we head into the evening hours. this will set the stage for a dry christmas. for this morning, partly cloudy skies areas of fog, temperatures in the 40s to mid- 50s. it will be cool and showers, and it's moving across the bay. coming up we'll take a closer look at your christmas day forecast. sal is standing by and he has a upday on the roa

he has a huge staff with him down in hawaii. the credited particulars can say what they want about optics but is he going to keep golfing. >> he seems pretty immune to it it nothing gets between him and his golf game. i don't know. it's shocking because we shouldn't even have to be having these discussions because some of these things seem so obvious about what's the right thing to do and what's not. but, you are right, we can expect more of the same. thank you to you both for being with us tonight. >> thank you. >> and straight ahead, a new antigun ad coming under fire, is the psi actually inviting illegal activity in danger? we will debate it, that's next. here's a question for you: if every u.s. household with a computer used sleep mode when they weren't using it, how much could we save on electricity each year? up to $1 billion? $3 billion? $4.5 billion? the answer is... up to $4.5 billion. using your computer's built-in energy-saving features can generate real household savings. take the energy quiz -- round 2. energy lives

>> who is going to hawaii?s -- somebody has got to cover. >> dan springer. >> dan springer. >> great guy. >> springer is out in seattle, right? that's where is he based. >> is he in seattle, closer to hawaii than where i am. >> i should have put into that. wouldn't that have been fun if i could have covered him. >> you or watters. i think if watters, this is my world. that would be pretty good in hawaii. >> we sent watters to hawaii and i don't think is he allowed back. big year for watters. watching you on the baier show. when we come right back. a segment not for the timid. if you are a blew ther you won't like it either. gutfeld and mcguirk on the folks that anowed them this year. moments away. >>> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the what the heck just happened segment tonight, annoying people here now to tell us who annoyed them the most in 2014, gutfeld and mcguirk. listen, here are the rules. you each have selected three annoying folks. okay? i'm going to pong back and forth. we can disc

in hawaii it's called the ina. the need to have homeownership and to be tied to the land equates to the preservation of the cull tire and of the people. in hawaii we continue to have beneficiaries of a federal law called the hawaii homes commission act of 1920, which congress did pass. who are still waiting to get on the land. still waiting. this re-authorization will bring us closer to fulfilling of the intent and purpose of that act. i appreciate the bipartisan efforts which have gone into this bill and i'd like to point out that title 8, the portion that is relevant to the native hawaiians, expired in 2005, almost 10 years later and it is only through the bipartisan efforts of this committee and those like my good friend from alaska, mr. young, and oklahoma, mr. cole, that have managed to push this forward with all of our strong advocates on the committee as well. i ask that all members of this body join me in supporting h.r. 4329 for all the native peoples because it is how we define and how we treat our native

in charge of all airfields in hawaii? frederick martin. and his s out that he counterpart, belanger, had report predicting the attack of the japanese on pearl harbor to the letter. the time it occurred, the day week it would occur. read before the war and -- in 1947, -- 1937, a man comes here from delaware. he wants to be a pilot. he doesn't finish at purdue, he finishes in the army. december 7, 1941, he is in hawaii. his plane is out at a royal airfield. frankly, he was out all night. all night playing poker -- out all night playing poker. just as the attacks started, he got into a car, and raced out to his airplane -- which was portrayed in the movie "pearl harbor". >> they look like jets. >> i didn't even know the jets -- >> get me to my god damn airplane. >> and he got up, and he was to shoot down four japanese airplanes that day. he became quite the hero. 1903; t from december 17, july 20, 1969. less hawk to the moon and than 60 years. we have gone back and forth but through his first, purdue and mit have just held this among public u

how astronauts are using hawaii to prepare for a trip to the red planet. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hawaii is known fornique beauty. now scientists are using its terrain to help mimic a mission to mars. it's part of a nasa-funded study to examine how well a small group of people work together while isolated from society. nbc's halle jackson gives awes look. >> reporter: to get to this outer space mission, you don't need a rocket. just a rental car. >> this is uncomfortable. >> reporter: 8,000 bumpy feet up the side of a hawaiian volcano, mars on earth. this is not what most people think of when they think of hawaii. >> this is cold. it's stark. it's pretty mars-like. >> reporter: and that's the point, to simulate a real manned mission to the red planet which would take years. and what happened psychologically with a small crew in a small space for a long time. >> you get six people you stick them together, you stress them. how can we detect problems before they become serious? >> reporter: researchers say even though the volunteers inside the dome know they're on earth, it does something to the brain t

in 1850's, hawaii printed its first postage stamps. they are incredibly frail, very few have survived. for stamp collectors, they are one of the treasures that hopes to own. here in this case, we have all four varieties of the hawaii missionary stamps, plus an them on has three of it. the envelope was pulled out of the furnace. survival, it s helps understand how the stamps were put on the plate for printing. >> here we have a block of four of the most requested item in the collection. this is the most famous united ever s postage stamp issued -- one of the world's most famous postage stamp -- the inverted jenny. one sheet of 100 of these deaths were accidentally printed in the bureau of engraving and printing with the image of the blue plane in the stamp appearing to fly upside down. become a legendary stamp. we are very lucky to have this of four on display. this is the sort of thing that visitors want to see. they want to see the ruby red slippers that american history. they want to see that inverted american postal museum. >> almos

. >> president obama paid a visit to the marine corps base in hawaii. >> we could not be more thankful. >> russia's economic crisis has forced putin to scrap new year's hlidays for government ministers because the country can't aed ffford it. >> minus prince george. >> apparently because he's too noisy. >> all that. >> return of the king. >> the cavs and the heat. and his much anticipated return to south beach. >> and all that matters. >> a real christmas surprise on a speeding subway train in philadelphia. >> gave birth to a brand-new baby boy. >> i'm blessed. she's blessed. >> on "cbs this morning." >> oh, no. >> last night, los angeles clippers players showcased this wild holiday outfit. >> he even got the matching tie. that's a lot. >> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." i'm anthony mason with vinita nair. did you have a good holiday? >> i did, i ate and drank too much. >> one of the most talked about movies in america. many fans say seeing the comedy is a sicic ciciv duty. >> it is opening in more theaters today.

. >> president obama paid a visit to the marine corps base in hawaii. we could not be more thankful. >> economic crisis has forced vladimir putin to scrap holiday for ministers because the government can't afford it. >> prince george is too noisy. >> all that -- >> the return of the king. >> the heat. >> lebron and cavs down 101-91 on his much anticipated return to south beach. >> and all that matters. >> a real christmas surprise on a speeding subway train in philadelphia. >> an expectant mother gave birth to a brand new baby boy. >> i'm blessed. >> on "cbs this morning.." >> last night clippers player spencer shaw showcased this wild holiday outfit. >> he even had the matching tie. that's a lot. >> announcer: toes "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." everyone is off today. did you have a good holiday? >> i did. >> many fans say seeing the comedy is a civic duty and a statement to alleged north korean hackers who tried to block it. it's getting mixed reviews leading up to the hype. >> it debuted in 30

. >>> president obama getting briefed on the flight during his vacation in hawaii. meantime, the president is also marking the end of a u.s. military combat mission in afghanistan, releaseing a statement saying the war there is come tog a quote, responsible conclusion. traveling with the president he joins us live from honolulu, hawaii. >> in this statement, the president once again thanked the troops for their immense sacrifice over the past 13 years. 2,224 u.s. soldiers were killed in the war in afghanistan. the country's longest war and today, it is officially over. in a ceremony in kabul, they lowered the isaf flag, the international security assistance force now turns the job over to the afghan government. its president was there at the ceremony along with the u.s. commander army general. >> complete the combat mission -- >> on christmas day, president obama greeted marines here in hawaii. he essentially declared mission accomplished when he said afghanistan would never again be a place where an attack against the u.s. would be launched. the president's stateme

i definitely vote for hawaii.would be the first presidential library on the beach in the history of america. i definitely think we should make it a first and go with hawaii. i would certainly go and visit it. >> dana? >> i think we need more research and there should be a fact-finding mission and i'm agreeing to go on it right now and see just what kind of location they're scouting out there. >> angela? >> rev, you know i have to disagree with my lovely co-panelists here and say that i think it belongs in the windy city, for lots of reasons. i know, dana, i'm sorry. but you can go on that fact-finding mission as well. >> then you got a deal. [ laughter ] >> well, we'll send dana to hawaii, and we'll send you to the windy city. >> perfect, reverend. >>> finally tonight, pope francis breaks from tradition. this week he was comforting a little bit boy who just lost his dog. and he said, quote, one day we will see our animals again in the eternity of christ. paradise is open to all of god's creatures. liz, pope franci

chip reid traveling with president obama in hawaii reports. >> reporter: the flag of the u.s. international force was lowered in a ceremony in kabul. american general john campbell rolled up the flag transferring it to afghanistan's league forces. >> working together we can win. >> reporter: in a previous statement president obama said it mark as milestone in our country. for more than three years innocent lives were taken from us from 9/11 our nation has been at war in afghanistan. now thanks to the extraordinary sacrifices of our men and women in uniform, our combat mission in afghanistan is ending. but the end of the combat mission does not mean the end of the war from a peak of about 100,000 u.s. troops in afghanistan, there are now about 10,600 and it will be two years before they all come home. ♪ >> reporter: until then u.s. forces will advise and assist afghan troops and will engage in counterterrorism operations in war that has already taken the lives of more than 2,300 american service minnesota and women. and they will be facing froeshl enemy. attacks by the taliban

>> tomorrow hawaii and mostly sunny. here 34.ostly clear skies with the winds diminishing the temperatures are dropping quickly. dropped down to 28. and fleetwood 23. kennett square 23. heading to south jersey shore the temperatures in the 20s. bridgeton 23. and glass we are showing that we start the day with a lot of clouds. it cleared out quickly. it brought us a bright and sunny afternoon. the clear skies. tomorrow morning you wake up the current temperature the low temperature in philadelphia will be 26. in allentown all of the way counseldownto 19. millville, 20. tomorrow not 74 but 34 degrees. 18 to 16 miles-an-hour. the wind chills in the low to mid-20s. you want to bundle up through the day tomorrow. if you are heading out tomorrow night. new year's day sunny and cold. 38 degrees. instead of the wind chills in low to mid 20s the wind chills in the upper 20s. happy new year. bundle up if you are spending a lot of time outside. if you are heading to the fireworks at penn's landing, 31 degrees. the wind chill as we ring in t

of golf in hawaii.s done it beofe, but this yea. >> how about this for a little christmas activity? the president plays a round of golf in hawaii, but this year it's who he is playing with that's causing a stir. >> "the interview" now showing in select theaters. which cast member made a surprise appearance at a screening in los angeles and did you look closely at google today? there was a hidden plug for the movie. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> now at 6:30 "the interview" debuts today and after controversy many people say not even the grinch would keep them away from this christmas day release. welcome back, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin. from new york to cambridge, massachusetts, to kansas city, missouri, people all across the country were lining up to see the interview in movie theaters. many people braved the early- morning northeast cold just to get a good seat. but what about the bay area? kpix 5's ryan takeo hit the theaters to see if

now, i want to take you to hawaii.onolulu actually hosted the honolulu marathon sunday morning under rainy and windy conditions. starting monday, sunny weather will return with seasonably high temperatures. honolulu up to 28 degrees for the high on tuesday with windy conditions. now from hawaii, we have some fun video. take a look. most people associate santa claus with the chilly weather of the north pole. but this weekend, the jolly elf was found relaxing in hawaii. he was spotted on waikiki beach padalling in a canoe and singing hawaiian christmas songs. dancing hull la girls greeted saint nick as he came onshore and he was also given a full welcome with sfesivities. all right here's your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. first, to sydney, australia, where the hostage situation is still underway. authorities say they are negotiating with the gunman who has been holding people in the cafÉ in sydney for over 12 hours now. police were quick to seal off and evacuate the are

chip reid is traveling with president obama in hawaii tonight. he has this report. >> reporter: the flag of the u.s.-led international force was lowered in a ceremony in kabul. american general john campbell rolled up the flag symbolically transferring leadership of the war to afghan forces. >> working together we cannot fail. working together we will succeed. >> reporter: in a written statement, president obama said today's ceremony in kabul marks a milestone for our country. for more than 13 years ever since 3,000 innocent lives from taken from us on 9/11 our nation has been at war in afghanistan. now thanks to the extraordinary sacrifices of our men and women in uniform our combat mission in afghanistan is ending. but the end of the combat mission does not mean the end of the war. from a peak of about 100,000 u.s. traps in afghanistan, there are now about 10,600. and it will be two years before they all come home. until then u.s. forces will advise and assist afghan troops and will engage in counterterrorism operations in a war that has alread

what a wild concept to talk about, a blizzard in hawaii. but it certainly is possible as we go in to the next couple of days. we have an area of disturbed weather that's bringing a lot of moisture. but on the higher peaks, that's where we're going to see enough cold air to where snow, heavy snow and blizzards to be possible. the area shaded in this dark red, orange color over on the big island, this is where we're going to see the possibility of those blizzards. so blizzard warning is in effect as we go through christmas eve. the rest of hawaii looking at flash flood watches, and flood advisories because of the act of rain that will be falling. so here's a look at the forecast for the next three days. in honolulu you will just see some wet weather. a lot of it wednesday through friday. so you'll be wet through christmas day. but on the higher peaks we're going to see the possibility of some snow on wednesday, transitioning over into more of a rain-type forecast for christmas day and windy conditions coming up on friday. meanwhile, a very di

he is on vacation in hawaii.officials say they are continuing to northern this crucial situation. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry is one of those officials awaiting some news on the fate of the airasia flight. he sent out a tweet today saying quote, our hearts and hopes are with the passengers and families of airasia qz8501. a state department official tells fox that the indonesian government has not asked for u.s. help through diplomatic channels but the embassy has offered u.s. assistance if needed. the national transportation safety board also is offering its expertise. according to ntsb public affairs officials the ntsb is aware of the missing airplane and monitoring the situation. if asked we would provide investigators and technical advisers to the lead investigative agency. based on early reports so far it appears there were no americans on board this airasia flight. eric. >> thank you, molly. >>> there is other news we want to tell you about today. president george h.w. bush showing positive si

president obama supports the move and is in hawaii for the holiday.s us now from hawaii. good morning to you, chip. >> reporter: good morning. the president is rediscovering that just because he's on vacation, the world does not stop spinning. big news item number one as you just mentioned, the decision by sony pictures to release "the interview" despite threats from north korea. in a written statement the white house says that the president applauds the decision and that "we are a country that believes in free speech and the right of artistic expression." on another big news item, the president announced he's going to be sending joe biden, the vice president, to new york city this weekend for the funeral of one of those police officers killed in that tragic double shooting. some critics have said the president shouldn't even be on vacation in hawaii when there's so much big news going on but the white house says, number one, there's always big news going on and number two, in this age of modern communications, the president can do his job from wherev

i was born in hawaii and i play the ukulele.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 i just fell in love with the instrument. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i think people are starting to see that wow, 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 instrument. the ukulele is probably the least intimidating of instruments. even if you are an amateur player, people just love it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> my favorite 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 'n' roll. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you can play classical music. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> they just light up and like oh, they start singing along. and you make that instant connection. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i started out performing the hawaii. and you know, getting some recognition from the island. then there was some inter

. >>> tonight that slow moving wave of lava from hawaii's volcano is advancing once again toward thelow stalled before christmas. the latest movement put it 700 miles from the town's shopping area. >>> another volcano on that island is a few miles away but might as well be a world apart. scientists are using the terrain to mimic a mission to mars as part of a nasa funded study to look at how a small group of people can work together isolated from the rest of society. halle jackson takes a look. >> to get to this outer space mission, you don't need a rocket. just a rental car. 8,000 bumpy feet up the side of a hawaiian volcano, mars on earth. >> this is not what most think of when they think of hawaii. >> it's cold stark, pretty mars-like. >> that's the point to simulate a real manned mission to the red planet that would take years. what happens psychologically with a small crew in a small space. >> you stress them. how do we detect problems before they become serious. >> even though those inside the dome knows they're on earth, it does something to look outside the window and see thi

. >> well, on vacation in hawaii president obama called new york police commissioner bratton to express condolences for the killing. >>> now a warning out for higher than normal tides hammering the california coastline. check out some video out of southern california a lifeguard truck got stuck in the sand at san diego's ocean beach. not going anywhere there. they managed to dig it out before the ocean could take it away. waves crashed onto the piers and washed sand into the street during high tide. the few surfers braving the elements got out to do what they do best out there. and a coastal flood advisory in effect on the bay area shore through tomorrow afternoon. that's because of the king tide when the earth, moon and sun line up just at the perfect spot. it means very high and very low tides and that means flooding and low lying areas like richardson bay in marin county. >> if it comes up a couple more feet, they're going to be all flooded out. they put up levees and stuff and pump out stations. >> the extra high tides are sending water onto the pavement near highway 1 exit from hig

the jersey shore destination that beats out hawaii in a new review. >>> and it's a foggy and also rainy start to the morning. allow extra time to get to work with wet roads out there. i'll let you know when we'll clear up and what to expect for the rest of your wednesday and workweek. >>> northampton county's council is considering a tax increase of as much as 19% for next year. according to "the morning call," they need to refill the depleted fizz capital reserve. the increase would be the county's first since 2007. the council will consider the issue during budget sessions today and tomorrow. >>> it is 4:38. now to a jersey shore hotspot on the rise. tripadvisor just placed the wildwoods ahead of beaches in california and even hawaii in its list of top destinations. it's based on user reviews. wildwo wildwood's iconic boardwalk, beaches and the overall nostalgic flavors were cited as reasons to visit. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. take a look at this live picture of the aramark building. foggy conditions to start off. you c

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troops on christmas day at a marine corps base while vacationing in hawaii, the president expressed optimism after declaring combat missions in afghanistan are now over. >> because of the extraordinary service of the men and women in the american armed forces, afghanistan has a chance to rebuild it's own country. we are safer, it's not going to be a source of terrorist attacks again. >> a bold prediction about the future as the taliban and al qaeda moves next door. today pakistani officials say they killed the alleged planner of the school massacre that left more than 130 dead in peshawar. in and two u.s. done strikes in north waziristan friday, killed nine people including four us beck fighters. cooperation between the u.s. and pakistani militaries has him proved since june when the prime minister finally sent the pakistani army into north waziristan to strike taliban safe havens, something the u.s. has been requesting for years. >> we still have some very difficult missions around the world, including in iraq. >> reporter: yesterday u.s. air strikes struck 30 targets in iraq. after a fight

on hawaii's big island.the "hawaiia >>> a lava flow from the killer wave volcano is getting closer on hawaii's big island. the hawaii want volcano says it's about 690 yards from the marketplace and just a little more than a thousand yards from the major intersection it began slowly moving again on friday. >> well child made a big leap of faith to escape burning apartment building in alabama and it was all caught on video, watch tdz. come on, your mama right here. your mama said do it. oh god, come on. >> pretty incredible and he did do it as you saw right there, the 3-year-old boy went into his cousin's arms, he's reportedly in critical condition but is expected to survive. >>> well the surfer survived a great white shark attack on california central coast the man was bitten before noon yesterday. he was able to paddle back to shore on his own. he was treated for minor injuries to his right hip. the beat is not closed. the shark warning signs have been posted. >> because i'm their element and if my card is u

he has a huge staff with him down in hawaii.dited particulars can say what they want about optics but is he going to keep golfing. >> he seems pretty immune to it it nothing gets between him and his golf game. i don't know. it's shocking because we shouldn't even have to be having these discussions because some of these things seem so obvious about what's the right thing to do and what's not. but, you are right, we can expect more of the same. thank you to you both for being with us tonight. >> thank you. >> and straight ahead, a new antigun ad coming under fire, is the psi actually inviting illegal activity in danger? we will debate it, that's next. when it comes to medicare, everyone talks about what happens when you turn sixty-five. but, really, it's what you do before that counts. see, medicare doesn't cover everything. only about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is on you. [ male announcer ] consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardiz

cnn's jim acosta is in hawaii with the president.f you can't get a mulligan for. the president, that's right, he wanted to play golf at the golf course on the marine corps base here in hawaii just outside of honolulu on sunday and it turns out that round of golf was going to play through the site of a wedding that was supposed to take place for natalie hiemell and ed malou, a military couple that lives in hawaii. they found out, carol, i talked to friends and family of the couple on sunday just after the rehearsal and just before their wedding that they had to change locations. it turned out not to be a big deal. they moved just upside the hill where the wedding was supposed to take place, made room for the president to play golf and they had their spectacular ocean view anyway but the white house caught wind of this. the president was obviously embarrassed decided to make a phone call to the couple here's a bit of what played out after this. >> nobody told us that they were going to have a wedding. if they would have told us we woul

>> we don't have any hawaii out there. we're watching the san jose airport and i want to show you something here. this is a line of people going to hawaii on hawaiian airlines for christmas. one of the people -- and look there's a lady there with a flower in her hair. she is fixing it. they're excited to be getting on a plane. there are no significant delays reported at san jose airport. park something available and no delays at oakland and no significant delays at san francisco airport. that may change because the flights don't get delayed until later in the morning. today will be a lightly traveled day. most people according to our analysts traveled yesterday and they'll come back close to the new year. here you can see traffic is not bad as you drive through. the traffic continues to look good through there. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, standing in our stand by and there's not a lot going at the bay bridge toll plaza right now. usually we would have a big crowd but not right now. the morning's commute is doing

the president met with a group marines at a base in hawaii. he thanked them and said afghanistan has a future thanks to their sacrifice. this is set as the u.s. will end its rule there at the end of the year. >> peter doocy has more on this. peter, how was the president first received. >> reporter: the president was received very well. he was beginning to talk about this is the beginning of the end of the war in afghanistan with the first lady at his side the crowd in the marine base in hawaii erupted >> we have been in continuous war now for 13 years, over 13 years and next week, we will be ending our combat mission in afghanistan. afghanistan has a chance to rebuild its own country. we are safer. it is not going to be a source of terrorist attacks again. >> reporter: but attacks are obviously still a big concern globally as isis continues kidnapping and beheading westerners and doing their best to inspire lone wolves. as the taliban keeps making headlines, most notably two weeks ago with their ruthless assault on a pakistani school that left

they got engaged while vacation nothing hawaii. the the first marriage for him and second for so via vergara. >> they make a cute couple. >> stunning. >>> dustin diamond is out of jail this morning after being accused of a violent christmas day crime. diamond known for playing screech on the hit 90's tv show appeared in the wisconsin court yesterday accused of stabbing a guy in the bar fight on christmas. diamond told police he accidentally stabbed the guy trying to defend his fiance, the man is recovering. diamond has been ordered not to discuss the case with the media. >>> keeping a roof over jesse j's head. the singer recently admit to go glamour magazine that the royalties for writing the song paid her rent for more than three years. jesse j has come into her own as a performer. here she is with our own alex holley and quincy harris at this years jingle ball. >>> well, you know him from captain america and new chris evans is acting as a real super hero he visited a young boy battling cancer but it seems he was just as touched a

welcome to "america's news headquarters", topping the news this hour, president obama kicking back in hawaii for a 17-day holiday break after his announcement this week on cuba and the sony cyber is a tack. when he gets back to washington he'll face a republican led congress. we'll have the latest. >>> cuban americans taking to the streets to protest the decision to restore diplomatic relss between our two nations. >> four more detainees have left guantanamo bay and heading home to afghanistan. it's all part of the white house plan to try to close down that camp for good. >>> but first, north korea denying any responsibility and now saying it wants to help in the investigation of the massive cyber attack on sony pictures, one day after the fbi pinned the hack on north korea. president obama promising a response to the attack that led to the cancellation of the film "the interview", depicting the fictional death of north korean leader kim jong-un. hackers promised violence if the movie was to be released. sony caved in and pulled it. will carr has more with the very latest on this story. >> n

she serves hawaii with integrity and grace all of her life. an american trailblazer, she helped build a nation that lives up to its promise and her example challenges us to make progress in our time. [applause] the honorable lucille allard receiving on behalf of the edward [indiscernible] edward lived to serve. he served in the civilian conservation corps and in the army during world war ii and on the los angeles city council. in 1962, he came the first hispanic american elected to congress in almost a century and serve there for 30 years. he stood up for people that needed a champion including veterans, the mentally ill, and people living with hiv aids. he founded the congressional hispanic caucus to ensure the voices of hispanic americans could always be heard. he believed our nation is strongest we harness the talents of all of our people. that belief and his legacy will always live on. [applause] charles zifford. charlie just wanted to play golf. at a time when the pga adhered to a caucasians only rule, he risked everything to affect chang

. >>> a slow-moving lava flow in hawaii has its sights on a shopping center. >> reporter: it's chilly out there. much milder next week, looks like santa will need a slicker for christmas eve. we'll have the details when we come right back. >> lava flowing in a rural hawaii town continues to slow down. it's expected to reach the shopping center in 8 days. it's based on on the current rate of advancement and could change. most merchant in the market place have closed or preparing to slow. >>> seems like we've been watching that story for several weeks. >> reporter: it did calm down at one point, now it's moving again. speaking of moving again, systems across the united states continue to move and they will mess things up later on christmas eve we're talking about a rainstorm that could rain and wind always high as 55 miles per hour. it's nice and quiet right now. it will be a quiet weekend across the delaware valley. 30 degrees, dewpoint, 22. winds out of the north. pressure reading holding steady. allentown, 31. poconos 23, millville, 29. there's our 34. trenton, 31 and 31 degrees also

some went back to hawaii and in the long run that u.s. military is adaptable. the policymakers are adaptable so they were able to make do. but these days given the strategic climate right now with china's growing maritime assertiveness with uncertainty and tension between the islands between japan and south korea, china and southeast asian countries some are wishing they would return to the philippines and so right now we've worked out this deal become on a rotating basis and there've been rumors that the philippine government they want the u.s. to come back. my personal take is that we probably won't have permanent forces or large military presence like they did in the past that when we saved a rotating force they are the same and come in and out of soap it's almost like having a continuous u.s. military presence in the philippines. >> host: where else have they been protests against the u.s. presence? >> guest: in europe there are always pockets of protest whenever the tragedies happen in italy there was a slice by the f-15 leading to the tragic deaths and so

dan springer is traveling with the president and is live from honolulu, hawaii. hi dan. >> reporter: hi. the president's 2015 foreign policy agenda might be summed up as 2014's unfinished business. front and center has got to be isis. certainly the president wants to see a stable and unified iraq. gains have been made thanks to u.s.-led air strikes. advances have been halted. president obama has said no combat boots on the ground. there has been some pressure to be more aggressive. meantime, mr. obama is on the second run in negotiations with iran. some view this as his last chance to get an agreement. he may need help from congress to lift economic sanctions, something republicans are generally opposed doing. then there's russia and its leader vladimir putin who has gotten increasingly aggressive towards his neighbors and the u.s. they didn't hurt too badly until the price of oil began plunging. that has russia facing economic crisis. >> it is certainly not a predictable commodity. we can go back to something approaching stability or we find a steadily accelerat

from his morning workout in hawaii.uryied in the middle of as many as 20 cars. a few rolls back is the lowly press corps van driven by well just about anyone. like natalie tyson, identified by "the new york times" as the volunteer press driver in san francisco this fall. she posted her picture next to the president's limo along with a question wondering why anyone would trust me with a 15-passenger van full of reporters. young natalie admitted she got her job because a friend at the white house casually called her and asked. >> i think the selection for the drivers an the white house end is subpar. >> reporter: is it more than that? is it safe to have a novice driving among the professionals and so close to the president? the secret service in a statement points out normally there's no other traffic on the road when the president is moved and the service says the press is in the rear of the motorcade and if it's attacked the volunteer driver will be left behind. >> the press, they aren't a component of the secure vehicl

the president has such a connection to hawaii. the running for any other presidential libraries in the near future. >> thank you. >>> and back now to that breaking news out of london. a computer failure, apparently closed air space over the entire city. let's get to keir simmons live in london >>well jose it looks as if all the flights have been suspended. that is a lot of flights because just heathrow which is the airport to the west of london is a major hub for flights not just out of the u.k. but for people transferring from the united states to other parts of europe and beyond on to the middle east. what we're being told -- what we understand is that there was some kind of pour outage which is caused a problem with the computers. it doesn't appear from the statement from officials so far, that they know how long this is going to continue forward. the statement said flights are currently experiencing delays and we'll update passengers as soon as we have more information. jose from experience when things start to go wrong, parti

though nobody believes that hawaii is necessarily any connection to them. they've been posting documents, internal documents from the nuclear industry here in south korea on the web over the past few days. now, though, they're also putting warnings up on the web. they say that if three reactors aren't closed by christmas day, then a "round of destruction" will occur. and also they're threatening to put about 100,000 new documents on the web and asking the question, is this really what you want, this kind of information about nuclear power to be out there? now, nobody knows how forceful, how truthful these claims are. what we do know is that hackers have got into the system. the nuclear power company and the government here says that they do not have the power to get into if bit of the computer system that controls power stations. that they don't have the power to take over power stations, if you like. but they're also saying that they're going to conduct fake cyber attacks on those systems just to be doubly sure. are these attacks here on power stations and

obama will be briefed on his options here in hawaii.t also said sony was wrong to not release the interview as planned on christmas day. >> i wish they had spoken to me first. i would have told them do not get into a pattern in which you're intimidated by these kinds of criminal attacks. >> but sony entertainment ceo michael linton said he is -- he was personally in contact with the white house staff, senior advisers a few days ago about the seriousness of the cyber attacks. the threats and the reality that if the theaters won't show the film that's no -- there's no point in releasing it. >> a few days ago i did personally reach out and speak to senior folks in the white house and talked to them about the situation, and actually informed them that we needed help. >> reporter: sony could release the movie online. that is being considered. north korea meantime is denying any involvement in this cyber attack and they have even offered to do a joint investigation to get to the bottom of it with the united states. that won't happen as long a

congratulations to hawaii. thank you ross. >>> today marks two years since the massacre at sandy hook elementary school. after the break, a look at how a man is taking a stand against gun violence through art. and we talk to a mab whose children -- man whose children survived the shooting at soandy hook. >>> two years ago today a gunman walked into the sandy hook elementary school and shot 20 children and six teachers. the parties are getting ready to sue the gun manufacturer bush master and are expect to announce the lawsuit tomorrow. >>> across the country there's a kak af one of voices calling for app end to gun violence, many are taking the guns and making them into a powerful exhibit >>> in this new orleans art gallery visitors are greeted by guns. some pointed towards them. in one a jar filled with ammunition and a back wall. each designed to tell a story or make a statement. >> there's 33 individual artists and 33 different perspectives on the issue of gun and violence. new orleans ranked as one of ameri