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bishop is still in hawaii recovering. she says she is eager to get back in the ocean. >>> hawaii marking the first anniversary of one of the largest and most destructive volcanic eruptions in its history. one year ago, lava began flowing from the kilauea volcano and lasted for four months and wiped out more than 700 homes on the big island. a year later, huge portions of once greenland remain a sea of black black. many roads remain close and ed, geologist say kilauea is still a very active volcano. >> our best estimates law will summit in months two years and could possibly go in a matter of years to decades. >> to recover from the disaster. >>> officers now allowed to show their ink. coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org people

this is hawaii 6 the shark attack of the year. the last fatal one was 4 years ago.say hawaii comes in distant second for shark bites in the us after florida. they say maui is the hot spot in the state for tiger shark bites but without more information it's tough to say what kind of shark was involved the bite radius and that he hired and sometimes a tooth fragment is left. >>in the in the victim like in the in the boat or something so to fragment is the surest way but also the bite radius if it's a very big bite radius that rules out. a lot of the species of sharks shar. you know tiger shark of course is the number one. that comes to my mind for a fatalist attack. >>and breaking news now we're following a deadly stabbing is stabbing that happening kawasaki japan. investigators say that 16 people including elementary school children were stabbed in that city that's just outside of tokyo. one adult and one child had died police say that they detained a man and we are still awaiting to find out why the attack happened and the conditions of those injured. >>let's get a

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the university of hawaii team arrived in the bay area from honolulu here for a tournament at stanford. before the big match they ran into a problem. someone broke into their vans, taking their equipment and much more. nbc bay area anoushah rasta joins us. >> the parking lot behind us is where the university of hawaii official says they parked the team vans on wednesday so the team could grab dinner at a nearby restaurant. someone then broke in, stole backpacks, swimsuits, water goggles, passports of foreign players. a parent of one of the water polo players sent us photos that her daughter took posted on snapchat after the break-in showing the busted vans, broken glass everywhere in the parking lot. today the team faced off against cal at stanford for a tournament. this is video of the university of hawaii players practicing before the game, a game that cal ultimately won. at a short press conference after the match two of the players noted the break-in but told us they didn't let that distract them. a parent who came to watch her daughter play calls the incident really disappointing.

people in hawaii know how to spell hawaii. something is off with that. >>> sky 7 catches a city truck doing doughnuts. what city leaders are saying about it. >>> firefighters in the east bay are preparing for the worst one hill at a time. >>> a local com >>> let's talk about the a's. they resume their home stand tonight against the astros, 7:07 first pitch. 63. grab a coat. you'll need it, down to 58 degrees by the end of the game. have fun. >>> thanks, mike. sky 7 spotted an oakland city truck spinning doughnuts in a dump yard near oracle arena yesterday. the trucks belong to the city's street and sidewalks department. of course we reached out to the city and were told officials are now investigating this. the city says its employees are required to serve the community responsibly and safely at all times. >>> berkeley police are searching for a stolen amazon van. the driver was making a delivery around 11:00 yesterday morning when someone drove off in the white dodge van. last seen heading south. police haven't released a des

the nbc station in hawaii confirmed this news. the mechanicsville native got lost afr going on a hike in makawao nature reserve near her home more than two weeks ago. last seen on may 9th. a day before she went hiking. according to the family and good s facebook page, in spirits and slightly injured. we are waiting too learn about her condition. stay up to dte on the latest in our nbc washington app. >>> all lanes o the 14th street bridge are back open after a serious crash involving firefighter. they were responding to a hit-an-run crash and while treating the victim of then accthree of the firefighters were struck by a passing vehicle. the driv the vehicle stayed on the scene. e most serious injured firefighter went under surgery yesterday evening and told the two others have been released from the hospital. >>> new details in the tragic murder of a woman in prince georges county. look at the sketch just released of the person they believe killed her. bettie jenifer, gunned down in broad daylight leaving work in green belt just

hawaii womens water polo team. they )re in town for a >> well, it hasn't been a pleasant road trip for the university of hawaii women's water polo team. there trouble isn't in the pool but the parking lot. their gear, laptops, and even passports were swiped. we'll go to the stanford campus with the details. what happened? >> reporter: raj, 24 hours after coming into town the women's water polo team from the university of hawaii had to file police reports because their team vans parked in that parking lot over there got broken into. a lot of very valuable stuff was stolen. a parent of one of the water polo players sent us these photos her daughter took after the break-in showing the busted van windows and shattered glass everywhere in the parking lot. it happened in downtown palo alto as the team was grabbing dinner nearby. the thieves took backpacks, swimsuits, water polo caps, goggles, laptops, even passports of foreign players. today the team faced off against cal at the stanford tournament. ultimately though los

when did your family first go to hawaii? >> they were born in hawaii and raised in japan. they didn't speak a whole lot of english. if it was english it was very broken english. we very much had that japanese culture growing up. >> you guys can probably tell, but i can't reiterate how much we lovea spm. we also talk about his experiences defying stereotypes and the pressure of representing the asian american community. you can catch our asian american pacific islander heritage special this sunday at 130 a.m. >> that's some fancy spam. we've got to try a sample. >> ig.'s amaz >> meat in a can. it's not for everybody. >> not the same. >> thank you, carey. >>> shifting gears,he cdc is linking a recent salmonella lstbreak to back yard chicken. health offic say 52 people have gotten sick, more than a quarter of them under the age of 5. the oc says mst of the people who got sick reported coming into contact with chicks o with ducklings. they recommend also watching your hands after handling birds and notetting young kids come in contact with them. >>> doug joins us now and we've

i'm a super positive person here in hawaii. although i let speculation go in my head and what could have happened, where could she be, i refused to believe she was gone or she got abducted. nothing else pointed that way. the only reason we haven't found her is because she's still walking. and we just got to push out and we're going to find her. >> and lastly many people don't think of hawaii as a place you get lost, and i guess that's the lesson here. there is actually difficult terrain to deal with, right? >> absolutely. maui is absolutely beautiful, and we have a really safe state here, but when it comes to the forest and hiking trails we have, all those are beautiful and take you through incredible landscape, pools. you know, this is really jungalist terrain. you go down the trail and walking down you can see the trail. >> what advice do you give? >> so the advice i give to anybody not just here in hawaii don't just go hiking into the woods by yourself. please carry your cellphone. if she'd had a cellphone we would have been

we're learning more about a northern california man killed by a shark in hawaii. we're going to hear what his friends and family are saying about it this morning. here's a live look outside of the san mateo bridge back to work for a lot of folks after a nice holiday weekend will track the commute for you rebecca strong in the traffic center with that and then john travel in the weather center talking more about a warm up for the week ahead lot of sunshine on introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo today. only at jack in the box. so i'm looking for someone to make tastier... bigger, i was literally born for this. ♪ you had me at fried chicken pacifier. try my new spicy chicken strips combo today. with 100% all-white meat chicken. >>and not only this morning but for the last half week it seems is the situation in the central part of the country oklahoma now under state of emerg

this is hawaii 6 the shark attack of the year. the last fatal one was 4 years ago.xperts say hawaii comes in distant second for shark bites in the us after florida. they say maui is the hot spot in the state for tiger shark bites but without more information it's tough to say what kind of shark was involved the bite radius and that he hired and sometimes a tooth fragment is left. >>in the in the victim like in the in the boat or something so to fragment is the surest way but also the bite radius it was a very big bite radius that rules out. a lot of the species of sharks in lot because chart. you know tiger shark of course is the number one. that comes to my mind for a fatalist attacked the killer kiss kron 4 news. >>in the pet stores offering a $2500 reward for the safe return of this puppy the owners at pet food express in lafayette say a woman stole the chihuahua mix, some time between 3, 4 saturday afternoon. this is news surveillance video from the store of the woman police say just walked out with scent puppy the woman is described as about 20 years old with a

today marks one year since one of hawaii's largest and most destructive volcanic eruptions.aeua spewed billions of yards pt lava in the months that followed. carter evans is there tonight to te what's changed. >> reporter: for months, red-hot lava exploded and devoured almost 14 square miles on the big island of hawaii. the massive river of molten rock came from a large fissure in stacy welch's backyard. geu're lucky. >> very lucky. very lucky this time. >> reporter: she recorded this video as molten rock poured onto her property. her home survived, but the lava cut right through her community, lailaini estates. when cracks first opened up on highways and roads last year, residents were told to leave. in all, more than 700 homes were tstroyed. >> all of that lava came through in a matter of a couple of hours. >> reporter: we were there when it all began. this is the most active fissure right now. we've been watching this one go owr days. o times, it's been blasting lava up to 250 feet into the lar. and this is what it looks like now, a massive cinder cone surrounded by miles

. >>> a deadly shark attack in hawaii.t we're learning about the victim from the sacramento area. >>> a growing trend in retail. clothing rentals. what's drawing people to the fashion sharing system. >>> we are catching some sun out there. here's a live look with our sales force tower camera with the sun breaking through the clouds. here's another vantage point looking east. i'll let you know as we head through the week, a big warm up in store for us. details, coming up. . >>> police in san francisco are still searching for a gunman today. investigators say a man was shot last night at delores park. witnesses say they heard several shots go off. and then saw people running. the victim is expected to be okay. at this time, police do not have a description of the suspect. >>> we will have much more on this story, coming up on the kpix 5 news at 5:00. and online at kpix.com. >>> shark warning signs are up along a coast in hawaii after a visitor from placer county died in an apparent shark attack over the weekend. dr. thomas s

the desperate attempt to save a swimmer attacked off a resort beach in hawaii. the victim recently retired. a father and grandfather. his wife on the beach witnessing it all. >>> testing trump. the president's historic visit to japan. full of spectacle and controversy. parting ways with his host and his own advisers, praising north korea's kim jong-un while bashing 2020 rival joe biden. >>> plus, some of the rescue teams that just located that yoga teacher trapped in a dense forest for 17 days back out on another mission. new images from her amazing rescue, and now the new search for another missing hiker. >>> and icon of the game. bill buckner, whose long major league career was overshadowed by this play in a world series game. how he's being remembered tonight, and the touching words from the player who hit that ball. >>> and good evening. it's great to have you with us on this memorial day. i'm tom llamas, in for david. and we begin with the tornado threat on the move tonight. tornado watches in six states and severe weather now targeting cities. indianapolis

so we can all keep advancing. >> begnaud: welcome back, what a story out of hawaii.here are new details tonight about the hiker lost in the hawaiian forest for 17 days. amanda eller is now at home in maui tonight recovering from her injuries and jonathan vigliotti is there. >> i have the most gratitude and respect for the people that helped me. >> reporter: amanda eller spent this memorial day thanking every single person who helped rescue her after 17 perilous days stranded in the jungle. >> it did come down to life-and- death and i had to choose. and i chose life. i wasn't going to take the easy way out. >> reporter: her harrowing ordeal began nearly three weeks ago when the 35 year old physical therapist and yoga instructor went on a three mile jog in this forest on the island of maui. amanda was jogging on this very trail when she pulled over to rest. she tried to make her way back to the car but didn't realize she was actually hiking deeper and deeper into this forest. after several hours and many wrong turns, she found herself in a maze. the official search was

severe weather on the way >>> a remarkable story of survival a woman rescued from a remote forest in hawaii after being lost for more than two weeks police calling off the search, buher family and friends not giving up hope >> it's just unbelievable. i'm so incredibly happy to have my girl back >> how she managed to survive. japan for a state visit and wastes little time criticizing his hosts as iran call the for international peace. >>> the death toll rises on mt. everest as new video shows the dangerous overcrowding on one of the world's highest peaks. >>> the price you pay at the market or your favorite restaurant what's driving the big increase in bacon, ham and other pork products this holiday weekend. >>> and behind the wheel with the legendary mario andretti 50 years after he won the indy 500. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz bellart. >>> good evening tonight more than 26 million people are facing dangerous severe weather in the south through the midwest. they are bracing for more flash floods as rivers rise to gearts of the s. country are reeling from more tha

the university of hawaii's water polo team was having dinner. the team returned to this, broken glass, bags gone. >> all their equipment, passports for the international players, the coach's computers, the players' computers, their purses, kamras, everything. >> reporter: molly is the goalkeeper. woe.says the timing couldn't be he endf asendndf bus school year. >> they're students, so theyey' road. so now they're not just out their equipment for the game, they're out their school stuff to complete their finals. >> reporter: the university's athletic director estimates between 5 wood,000 to $10,000 in equipment and belongings were boosted. the team is scrambling to replace passports. >> to one got hurt. this could be so much hurt. these are things that are replaceable, and we'll work on what we can do to replace it. >> reporter: police say they are investigating the theft. they've explained the process will take some time because of the number of victims. >> it's horribly distressing. it's horrible and sad. these girls have worked so hard. >> rep

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in hawaii, they have seen double the number of shark attacks this year compared to last year. this californian man died. experts and investigators are looking into the kind of shark that may have killed him. >> reporter: horror in hawaii as a man is brutally attacked, bitten and killed by a shark off the coast of hawaii. >> reports of a shark bite. the call is still coming in. >> reporter: dr. thomas smiley was vacationing with his wife, swimming about 60 yards offshore on saturday when the attack happened. the shark taking half his leg. >> patient unresponsive. cpr starting. >> we were watching the man getting pulled up. we heard her screaming, she was saying, that's my husband, that's my husband. >> reporter: rescuers on jet skis rushed to try to save his life. the 65-year-old declared dead at the scene. while fatalities from shark attacks are rare, sightings are increasing and so are concerns. this year hawaii has seen twice as many attacks as they did all of last year, and just last week this great white was tracked near new york's long island. >> i think the public is sta

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everest climber to lose his life on the world's highest peak this year >> it was hawaii's sixth shark attack this year but the first fatality since 2015. details on a victim visiting from california. >> remembering one of major league babe's best hitters who endured one of the most unforgettable moments in theo ae biggest hitmakers in the industry "early today" starts right now good tuesday morning phillip mena. at least two tornados touchdown down in ohio overnight leaving behind devastation. >> our house is gone a tornado just hit our house >> the person who shared this video says their street was destroyed. a neighbor had to be extracted by firefighters when a light pole fell through their home there have been reports of at least seven people taken to local hospitals. the massive tornado that struck near dayton was caught on camera more than 0,000 homes lost power. parts of interstate 85 along with other major roads had to be shut down as officials worked to clear away>> towns in oklahoma and arkansas are underwater and cs foould ou side of dayton this was a violent tornado the rad

. >>> on the peninsula a college sports team from hawaii is supposed to be focused only on their game at stanford this afternoon. instead, they're facing a big distraction. someone stole their passports and thousands of dollars in equipment. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo shows us what happened. >> reporter: pieces of shattered glass in this parking lot along hamilton avenue mark the spot two team vans were broken into wednesday night. the university of hawaii's women's water polo team was only blocks away having dinner at wahl burgers. they returned to this, broken glass, bags gone. >> all their equipment, passports for the international players, the coaches' computers, players' computers, media persons' cameras, everything. >> reporter: molly is the goalkeeper for the traveling team. she says the timing couldn't be worse. it's the end of a successful season and the end of a busy school year. >> they're students. they had their schoolwork in there. they're taking finals on the road. now they're not just out their equipment for the game, they're out their school stuff they ne

. >>> coming up, we are hearing from a california woman who was attacked by a shark on a trip to hawaiiy she said this isn't the most frightening experience she's had in the past few years. >>> and let's take a live look outside. this time, in san jose, 53 degrees to start this friday morning. ♪ 1,2,3,4 this spring, it's out with the old and in with the awesome. as in, in with the fastest, most reliable internet from xfinity xfi. so you can be in with brilliantly connected devices in every room. and in with finding all your favorites on live tv and streaming apps with just your voice. this spring it's out with the old, and in with simple, easy, awesome. during the xfinity spring sale, get started with internet and tv for $35.00 each a month for a 1 year when you bundle both with 20 hours of cloud dvr service included. click, call, or visit a store today. tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preser

>>the message appeared to come from the pacific tsunami warning center in hawaii. it reported a magnitude 8 earthquake in japan and that there was a tsunami threat and it was fabricated it was not a real message a d there was no earthquake in japan. the center received calls from weather agencies and tsunami centers around the world asking if it was true. officials quickly issued a message assuring the rest of the world that there had not japan and that there was no cen also posted messages on facebook and twitter to let people know there was nothing to worry about. unlike the false ballistic missile threat that went out the cellphone statewide last year this one was only shared on an official close to communications circuit. it's a a type of that should be dedicated in and secure only within the meteorological services of the various countries. >>obviously that message got into that circuits. >>the circuit is operated by the world meteorological organization, both it and the national weather service will investigate to find out how the message got into the system.

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tulsi gabbard, democratic member of congress from hawaii, the first female combat veteran ever to run for president and she joins us tonight. aloha,congresswoman. thank you for joining us you are someone who was taken a. amount of heat, enormous amount much of criticism, i can't overstate that for asking skeptical questions about our policy towards syria. how do you assess this document, what does it make you think? >> this is a significant and very important development we have to take seriously, as you mentioned i initially expressed some skepticism around that whole situation which is why i am getting more information, reaching out to the u.n., the opcw and getting answers. when i get those answers i look forward to coming back and sharing them with you and your viewers. >> tucker: we are hearing

. >>> and she braved the harshest conditions of hawaii how soon for more than two weeks. she's back with her family and showing her unique story of how she got so lost. >>> showers, sunday, and a chance of thundershowers and hail. all that and the forecast. es. we )ll also prepare you before heading back to work next week! today in the bay. monday morning from 4:30-7. this ride malfunctioned and crashed, and injured a family >>> this is really scary. this happened at a southern california amusement park. it happened on the log ride at cassell park in riverside. a mother, father and child were hurt in that crash. near the bottom of the ride. the mother has critical facial injuries. she is expected to survive. the ride shut down but the park remained open. >>> a remarkable story of survival. 16 days lost in hawaii. she is back safe with her family. molly hunter has her story of survival. >> after more than two weeks, finally the moment her family has been waiting for. bare foot and skinny but alive. and today at her hospital bed, speaking out about the ordeal. >> the last 1

case of hawaii. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 329, the gentleman from hawaii, mr. case, and a member opposed will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from hawaii. mr. case: madam chair, i rise in support of my amendment to h.r. 9, which would recognize the importance of the oceans to our global climate system and the international efforts under way o include our oceans and nationally determined contributions under the paris agreement. when we talk about the impacts of man-made climate change, we focus on the worlds of our lands and air, but we tend to forget the largest world of all, our oceans. yet some of the foremost negative consequences of climate change, as well as the positive vital processes that have kept our climate on an even keel until recently, and can continue to do so, lie in the ocean. we cannot forget the oceans. no climate change solutions can work if our oceans are not in the room. the ocean covers more than 70% of the earth and directly effects whether our -- weather around the globe. the temperature and currents of the ocea

today the woman that survived that nightmare in hawaii. amanda eller is her name. she set out on may 8 for a hike in the national forest in maui, but she got lost, could not find her way back to a car and then 17 days. officials spent a few days searching for her but her friends and volunteers never gave up. they scoured the area from the ground and the air and then finally last friday, rescuers say a helicopter spotted her 150 feet below. yep, got it done. you can see crews airlifting her to a hospital eventually. doctors say she has an injured leg a very bad sunburn and was not surprisingly malnourished. by some miracle alive. >> there were times of total fear and wanting to give up. it came down to life and death and i had to choose. i choose life. i wasn't going to take the easy way out. >> shepard: the hiker's mother told news outlets her daughter stayed near water, ate wild raspberries. amanda eller is finally home now and scheduled to in a formal way tell her story of survival. about 40 minutes from now. trace gallagher reporting live. trace? >> shep, here's

floyd pes to go to hawaii one day.hat they would cover his flight. by the way, guys, that fund me page is now up to $25,000. >> wow. >> and we spoke to mr. floyd about that, and he described all of this with one word, epic. >> he could go a couple of times. what a perfect sendoff. >> and to be a little hero in his community, it's amaze sging >> day in and day out, he was just being a great guy. >> you have someo. pop start to >>> so much to get to in pop start, so let's start with the mother of dragons, emelia clarkt fresh offhe "game of thrones" finale, the actress is in e headlines again opening up about ae famous rhe turned down, playing anastasia steel from the 50 shades trogy, getting candid, the actress said her decision to turn it down was nudity, saying the last time that i was naked on camera was a long time ago, and yet it's the only question i ever get askbe use i'm a woman, adding i'm sick and tired of it because i did it for the character, she's referring to the few nude scenes she did over "game of throne

this is video from honolulu showing the university of hawaii's water polo team leaving hawaii. they're in the bay area for the ncaa water polo tournament. they play cal later this morning. the school is working on getting replacement gear moist of which should be available by the time the game begins. palo alto police are saying it's a warning to never leave anything valuable inside your car. >> good advice there. >>> well, coming up for you, are you in the market for a new car? thinking about going electric? we break down concerns about electric vehicles and the new program to get more californians behind the green wheel. >>> and amazon's jeff bezos, the millionaire's new plan to start a colony. >>> here's a look at some of the news making headlines around the nation and the world. investigators are trying to determine what caused the deadly crash at camp pendleton. the "san diego union tribune's" headline reads "one marine died yesterday, six others were injured." >>> chelsea manning once again freed from jail. she just completed serving another two months for refusing to tes

a hiker, missing for more than two weeks in hawaii, is airlifted to safety.ll have the latest on her condition. making history. west point military academy graduates their most diverse class ever. >> we are in a place today where you can always find somebody to help you. >> oliver: and, playtime partners. kids no longer feel alone, thanks to this amazing dollmaker. >> i have one hand, and she has one hand. >> oliver: good evening. i'm meg oliver. more dangerous weather is expected across the country this holiday weekend. at least ten weather-related deaths have been reported so far. in parts of the south, the threat is not from storms or heat, but from record flooding. larry seward has the latest. >> reporter: in arkansas' second largest city, they are banking on sacks of sand, one last ditch shield between hundreds of homes and the rising arkansas river expected to reach a record 41 feet on monday. >> some people are freaking out, and some people are acting like it ain't nothing. >> reporter: and you? >> i am trying to be prepared. i was a boy scout leader f

. >>> we beginht tonig with new video of a missing hiker from maryland found alive in hawaii. in fact, we are awaiting a news conference at any moment. searchers spotted amanda eller yesterday. thell mechanicsvi native vanished 17 days ago after going into a forest in maui. helicopter airlifted the yoga instructor to safety. amy cho now with more on this incredible story of survival. >> reporter: 17 days alone in the forest. lost and hurt. 17 days fending for herself. 17 days not knowing if help was on the way. but all alongose who know amanda eller have said, if >nyone could survivethat, it's her. > we found her action guys! we didit! >> reporter: last night volunte searchers were flying overhead in a helicopter when they spotted the missing hiker waving to them from below. amanda was trapped in this crebed near a waterfall. >> i am deliriously happy. >> reporter: delassandor is a friend. she flew to maui hoping to find her friend. >> where there's a will, there's a way. amanda proved that to the world. i couldn't be more proud of her. >> reporter: it was over two weeks ago t

hawaii sounds lovely, doesn't it? of the limelight too, wouldn't you, as you're on a break. look at this appearance from the la rams cornerback marcus peters, who popped up on the hawaii news channel. it isa it is a gorgeous day outside, but i feel like we should do the weather, because we have a new weather guy. this is marcus. marcus peters from the la rams. how is the weather?m is doing good, big waves over here, i'io waves over is doing good, big waves over here, fio waves over here, is doing good, big waves over here, no waves over here, little tiny sharks down here. shows where the camp will be. right here. over the ocean? no, this island right here. you said you are going surfing. yes, ican go you said you are going surfing. yes, i can go like this. where are you going surfing? right there, with the big waves right there. south shore, that looks like the best way for me, but... not as easy as it looks. laughter that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. good evening. sunny skies once aga

mazie hirono from hawaii tore into the torn general. >> mr. barr, now the american people know that you are no different from rudy giuliani oracle know an conway or any people who sacrifice their once decent reputation for the grifter who sits in the oval office. you said the job of attorney general is not the same as representing the president. you know the difference, but you have chosen to be the president's lawyer and side with him over the interest of the american people. you used every advantage of your office to create the impression that the president was cleared of misconduct and selectively quoted from the counsel's report, taking the most important statements out of context and ignoring the rest. you put the power and the authority behind a public relations effort to help donald trump protect himself. >> for his part, president trump was more than thrilled by barr's performance that the attorney general was really, really solid and did a great job. former federal prosecutor and michael schmidt and david corn, mother jones washington

his wrifs skpruls -- now, the last shark attack in hawaii was in 2015, so a while ago. it was a snorkeler that was attacked and it was off of maui as well. >>> a town devastated and working to recover from a deadly twister. it happened last night just west of oklahoma city in the small town of el reno. police say at least a dozen more are injured and. the original hotel was a mobile home in a mobile home park. rescuers seem to find more victi victimsly. that's 200 that have slipped past the front desk in soit correspond yachb. >> a trump-filled woman with e leader with shinzo abe attended a sumo wrestling match. he tweet that had that missile test didn't violate him. it's also a rebuke of mr. trump's it. president trump presenting a special trophy to the. it's pd. the crowd cheered and he received that prize. >>> the crowd gets cut off of kne neil young's performance. >> you're giving it away. weekenn francisco also celebrated carnaval. the festival has been going on for more than 40 years in the city. today, spectators gathered for the grand >>> san francisco also cele

he's going to be sorrily missed. >> this is the fifth deadliest shark attack in hawaii's history.he last was in 2015. smiley leaves behind a wife, three children and six grandchildren. >>> a freak accident over the weekend in riverside. a father and mother and child were hurt after the car malfunctioned and they were ejected. all are expected to survive. the mother was very badly hurt. the fire department says a water pump was not working at the bottom of the ride. >> it scared me. we wanted to make sure everyone is okay. who wants to go on rides like that right now? >> the top operator is safety and trying to figure out exactly what went wrong. >>> many people are wondering why horses are still racing at a southern california racetrack. the third death in nine days and the 26th since december. some experts blaming the rainy weather for creating dangerous track conditions. the horse deaths continue regularly. >>> massachusetts senator elizabeth warren will be here on friday. she'll have a townhall gathering at lany college in oakland. meanwhile, vermont senator bernie sanders will

. >> who doesn't want to go to hawaii, right? >> i want to go. >> aloha. >> mahalo. >> i want to go. and the weather on this coast has been awful. >> you know what, come on over. >> that will put a spring in your step right there. >> thanks. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay", kari is tracking chances of rain in the forecast. >> yeah. with he start out dry weather. clear skies. a live look at palo alto. more sunshine today after a cool start. a nice, warm afternoon. yes, we have several storm systems headed our way. i'll talk about that coming up next. >> our friends in the truck scales getting weighed in the morning. some have to do it for work, others want to do it to start the week off on a positive note. >>> and a good monday morning. coming off a nice mother's day. i love you guys. 4:46 for you right now. hey, now to a story that might -- you might find emu-zing. >> what is going on in this picture? >> look at this. it was caught on camera yesterday. police are taking this unusual walk on the job in scottsdale, arizona

one in hawaii, and one in pan mark to cover operations in central and south america. tonight we will focus on the pacific daspo office. the teams made up by the men you see on stage tonight would state of the art equipment out into combat and often by themselves and embed with an army unit in the field. they went where journalists couldn't go or wouldn't go. the result as you will see tonight captured on film some of the most iconic pictures and films of the vietnam war. these images were note just used by the army, they could be seen in newspapers, magazines and films throughout the united states and the world. at the end of the presentation tonight we're going to have about 10 minutes for questions and answers. hopefully on the way in, you will get index cards. we have assistants on each end and they will collect the cards. if you need an index card or pennsylvania ilt, let one of our assistant thes know. i'd like to introduce dr. eric bellard. he's author of the new book about vietnam called staying the course, october 1967 to september 1968. and he'll be available

i know the hawaii department of land and natural resources says this was the sixth shark attack in hawaiir of attacks there last year. what do you think is spurring the increase? >> i think that whenever you look at the number of shark attacks either locally or globally you need to understand that it's not a single factor that's responsible for those numbers. everything from the number of people in the water to things like the physical environment, what the weather is, is it highlight, low light. that effects visibility. the presence or absence of other animals, bait officials, things like that. so when it comes to asking the question why are attacks happening in a given area, there is one single answer rarely. >> josh moyer, thank you for coming on and sharing a little bit of your shark expertise. i appreciate it. >> absolutely. >>> how about a little bit more of an optimistic one. this woman survives 17 days in a forest. she gets by on berries and guava and river water. is it her own skills or a miracle? is she staying smart? hear from her and the person who rescued her on how she manag

now turning to this story that has so many people upset in hawaii.y shark attack off the coast of maui. this 65-year-old man was killed. he's identified as dr. thomas smiley an optometrist from granite bay. authorities have posted signs along a half mile stretch of the beach warning of sharks. this sat least the third shark attack in hawaii this year, the first fatal attack in four years. >>> now, a hiker rescued after spending 17 days lost in a forest in hawaii is out of the hospital this morning. 35-year-old amanda eller suffered a broken leg, knee injury and sunburned so bad became infected. her shoes swept away in a flash flood. she said she survived eating berries and drinking river water. she says she's grateful to everyone who helped find her. >> seeing the way the community of maui came together, people that know me, people that don't me, all came together, just under the idea of helping one person make it out of the woods alive, it just warms my heart. >> search crews finally located amanda friday and airlifted her to safety. >> my gosh, 17

that was hawaii's third shark attack so far this year, by the way. >>> 4:26. a new area code is being rolled out in the east bay this summer. coming up who is effected and how it will change the way some people make a call. >>> president trump on his way back now to the united states from his visit to japan. i am doug luzader in washington. we will have more on what he faces here in washington, coming up. >>> and a check on the commute in the north bay coming up shortly. in the meantime here is a look at the drive on highway 24 to lafayette. it is getting a little busy as the morning moves on but traffic is still moving at the speed limits. >>> well, good morning to you. it is tuesday morning, may 28. i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook. welcome to mornings on 2. welcome back to a lot of you who had a three-day weekend. it was pretty pleasant in my neighborhood. >> and it will be that bay today. >> okay, good! >> inland a warmer forecast for most. there is a lot of fog out there. thursday there will be a system moving in. that might kind of put a little damp

hawaii. they had equipment, clothes, passports stolen. this is video from the university of hawaii athletic department posted showing the water polo team leaving hawaii. they're in the bay area for an ncaa tournament. they play cal later this morning. the school is working on getting replacement gear, most of which should be available by the time the game begins. the man arrested after police seized 1,000 guns from his los angeles mansion is out on bail this morning. girard saenz is facing charges of unlawful transportation, along with selling assault weapons. public records show it is owned she has three daughters with gordon getty. l.a. times reports saenz is her long-time companion. police got tips about illegal firearms sales and searched the home on wednesday. it took 30 law enforcement personnel more than 12 hours just to remove all those weapons. >>> quarter to 7:00 now. a follow-up to this week's controversial school lunch decision in rhode island. one company, you may be familiar wit

. >> a man fell into the crater of the kilauea volcano in hawaii.foot cliff. >>> miss usa celebrating major milestones this year. why the swimsuit competition des drop. and who took home the crown? everything you missed ahead in "the skinny." it's friday, may 3rd. >>> who took home the crown? right here. >> here i am. >> here he is. >> by the way, that's a different pageant system. >> oh, is it? >> that's miss america. >> you started singing it. >> i just wanted to make sure -- >> keep me >> we'll get to that and much more. we're going to have a lot of fun this morning. >>> a would-be new york city subway bomber is days away from freedom after serving ten years behind bars. >> najibullah zazi was serving time behind bars but thursday a federal judge sentenced him to 10 years which amounts to time served. >> federal prosecutors say after his arrest aziz provided extraordinary assistance, even testifying against other terrorists. as whit johnson reports, the judge told zazi he saved lives. >> reporter: it was the stunning arrest, fbi agents escorting

. >>> placer county optometrist was the victim of a deadly shark attack in hawaii over the weekend. he will be remembered as someone who lived for adventure. >> i'm sorry that that happened to him. it is hard. because you know, just mean knowing him as a patient, i can imagine what his family is going through. >> reporter: she was her patient his patient for more than 10 years, she regrets not having the chance to say goodbye. dr. smiley was killed while swimming about 60 yards from shore. his family told cbs13 quote his happiness and love of life never wavered. but his love for his family outshined everything. not a day went by that he did not think about what he could do better in the lives of the people around him. dr. smiley's daughter says that he has been swimming around sharks for decades and loved it. dr. smiley's death -- he wants his family to know that he was a true friend to each and every one of his patients. >> the people that you know in your life, you don't get a chance to say that goodbye and then you read things like that. >> reporter: he had just retire leaving be

officials say this is the sixth shark attack in hawaii this year.e only three all of last year. >>> a woman missing for more than two weeks in hawaii has been found alive. the 35-year-old yoga instructor is recovering at a hospital following a helicopter rescue. reporter melissa rainey has a closer look at the daring save and what rescuers are crediting for her survival.orter: a mirac rescue. two weeks after a woman hiked into a forest in hawaii and disappeared, she's been found alive. >> oh, look at that hiker. what? and out of the woodwork you see amanda eller, my friend. >> reporter: searchers combed the island of maui for days looking for 35-year-old amanda eller. from the air and on the ground, volunteers searched without any luck. that was until friday when the yoga instructor was spotted. rescuers looked down from their search helicopter and saw the woman between two waterfalls waving her arms to get her attention. >> it's like a movie, man, like a double take. >> reporter: rescuers airlifted her out to safety and took her to the hospital. sh