more strain on the local jail, and the bigger workload for the honolulu police who have had to serverrants for hope probationers who have gone on the run. >> the criminal justice system law enforcement and being able to look for them and able to bring them back. >> honolulu city prosecutor thinks judges should put more people in prison from the start. he also thinks hope keeps offenders on probation too long and alouse them too many chances. >> what kind of consequences do we have for these probationers? >> when people violate the conditions of probation or commit crimes they need to go to prison. >> is it better, though, that these offenders are in hope probation which in theory has more oversight and more requirements for checking in and more drug testing than regular probation? just by having them do drug testing is not supervision. it's one form of supervision, but it's not enough. >> not enough, kenneth says, because even though it's been rare, he's seen about a half dozen offenders on hope probation charged with serious crimes like rape and murder since he took office in 2010.

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plans to have the birth announced in the hospitals in honolulu where she lives. airplane, spends the money to go to kenya to have the baby there so she can announce she had the baby in honolulu. all the time planning her kid which she will name after the father, barack hussein obama, first black american -- this really takes strategic planning on the part of this woman. this is a hell of a shot, a long ball. >> it's completely insane and feeds into the birther notice which we all knew was ridiculous. we all thought it went away once the president released his long birth certificate when short form didn't prove sufficient for folks like donald trump. still there were polls that came out that showed there were still a significant chunk of people who still believe the birther lie. the fact that congressman king is out there talking about microfiche and birth certificates. >> the thing about the common thread is, the common thread is faith not logic. it's family not science. it's markets not government. >> black american president, why is that a matter of faith? >> w

the san francisco area suggests, san francisco ranks 5th as the worst traffic in the nation and honolulu has the nations worst traffic. >>> what that i makes him unique and how the white house plans to recognize him this morning. >> the new postal service that will soon take affect at no extra charge to you. >>> good morning we are looking at a commute but we are watching it get slow in some spots, right now on the bridge it does look good >> >> it will be cooler coast and bay but right now is this a week much change it is or is there another stable pattern. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. with

guy from kenya, and she plans to have the birth announced in the hospitals and newspapers out in honolulupends the money to go to kenya so she can have the baby there so she can announce the baby in honolulu. all the time planning the kid, who she will name after the father, barack obama, and she will do this by -- let's get to jonathan on this. this takes strategic planning on the part of this woman. this is a hell of a shot. this is a long ball. >> please. it's completely insane. and it feeds in this -- the birther notion, which we all knew was ridiculous. we all thought it went away once the president released his long-form birth certificate when the short term didn't prove sufficient for folks like donald trump. and still there were polls that came out that show there are still a significant chunk of people who still believe the birther lie. so the fact that congressman king is, you know, out there talking about microfiche and birth certificates. >> telegram -- >> the thing about the common thread is, the common thread is, faith, not logic. >> yes. >> it's -- it's family, not science.

in honolulu a sea of heads were bowed. and in los angeles, tsa workers honored one of their own. >>> and next tonight, a heads up from police, just three weeks before the holiday shopping season begins. they are tracking a new type of crime, popping up across the country. it's called flash rob, a play on the term flash mob, instead of a fun loving dance it has a vandalizing twist. here's abc senior justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: these five men walking into a chicago area sports authority are about to commit the most brazen theft you may ever see. there they are running out of the store, rolling racks full of clothing, take another look. they are stealing racks of coats, it's over in less than 30 seconds. they're not done. the same thieves are believed to have targeted two other sports authority stores, this week alone. police are seeing crimes like this around the country. so called flash robs. coordinated groups of thieves, who swarm stores. the chicago area clothing store was hit last year. >> we had a

airlines flight from honolulu to hilo, hawaii. a short flight.h pilots fell asleep and overshot the airport before waking up and landing safely. why? the captain's undiagnosed obstructive sleep apnea, according to the ntsb. a captain who was experiencing daytime sleepiness and was obese. >> people who have sleep apnea, won't be feeling refreshing sleep. in the morning when they wake up, it's like they haven't got enough sleep. >> reporter: so, the faa flight surgeon says any pilot with a body mass index of 40, will have to see a sleep expert. and if diagnosed with apnea, will have to be treated before they can be medically certificated to work. this is a major change. and it's coming soon. what does a 40 body mass index mean for a pilot that's my height, six feet? he would have to weigh nearly 300 pounds. but the flight surgeon says he's going to lower that standard down the road. david kerley, abc news, reagan national airport. >>> now, to a small study that finds that women who go to sleep and wake up at a consistent time every day have a lower

this plan comes five years after a go airlines flight from honolulu to hawaii, a short flight, both pilots fell asleep and overshot the airport before waking up and landing safely. why? the captain's undiagnosed obstructive sleep apnea, according to the ntsb. a captain who was experiencing excessive daytime sleepiness and was obese. >> people with obstructive sleep apnea won't be feeling the restore atif sleep. in the morning when they wake up it's like they haven't gotten enough sleep. >> reporter: the flight surgeon says any pilot with a body mass index of 40 will have to see a sleep expert and if diagnosed with apnea will have to be treated before they can work. this is a major change and it's going to happen soon. what does a 40 body mass mean? if a pilot was my height, 6 feet, that's nearly 300 pounds. the flight surgeon says he's going to lower that standard down the road. >> david kerley live in washington for us. thank you. >>> from concern about pilots not getting enough sleep to the rest of us. a major headline about americans who do not get enough sleep at night. you've sent us

. >> we are not the only ones suffering, honolulu is followed by l.a. >> number 4 san francisco and san jose rounding out the top 5. experts say you can expect congestion to get even worse so no relief in sight for bay area commuters. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> time now, happening today, president barack obama will lead the nation's observance of the cemetery, he will take part in the layte laying ceremony to honor veterans and their families. and one of the men invited to breakfast is this man, 107-year- old richard overtown from texas. he is the oldest veteran still living. when we asked him why he was invited he said... >> they want to send me back over there. >> he still cuts his own grass and drives a car and he has a girlfriend, she is only 90 years old. >>> 6:11 is the time right now, the important number that will be released this week, while the focus is on what she did while accepting an award. >>> there is an injury crash and it is not getting better and traffic will soon be getting back on to the bay bridge. >>> well, if you are smelling smoke, it is all i

. >> the report finds honolulu has the nation's worse traffic and according to other research drivers sit in traffic 38 hours a year. drivers in california are stuck in traffic longer, 62 hours a year. >>> you say schools are attracting a record number of foreign students. 820,000 international students studied at u.s. colleges last year. that is a 7% increase. mostly due to a surge in students from china and saudi arabia. the over all number is less than 4% of the total number of students. american students studying abroad hit a high of 283,000. >>> millions of people are clicking on a youtube video that offers hope for down and out veterans. [ music ] >> what you are seeing is an army veteran getting a make over. it was published by an organization that helps veterans and said it helped him get control of his life. it already bip viewed -- been viewed 11 million times. if you would like to see it there is a link on www.ktvu.com. >>> new technology could be coming to schools but it is not for learning. >> tracks shootings in six bay area cities, now it is being used indoors. >> being

[applause] in 1989 and 1990, i took a leave from san francisco and taught conceptual physics in honolulu, at the university of hawaii. there, a small part of my class met in a tv studio classroom and the whole course was videotaped, and that makes up the present series, which has been edited by my good friend marshall ellenstein. you'll notice in the series that the students are mainly first year university students. but they could as well be first year high school students, and you know why? because the physics is the same. let's drop in on opening lecture. enjoy. okay, gang, welcome to conceptual physics. i'm gonna give you a lot of lectures this semester. and the lectures i'm giving are only the highlights of the course. guess where the learning takes place? reading the material and getting together with friends and talking about the ideas. so what i'm gonna do is highlight some of the ideas and talk about physics. but the physics you will learn, you will learn from your textbook and working in groups in your laboratory. hmm? now, first of all, what is physics? today is the day not to

in honolulu a sea of heads were bowed.os angeles, tsa workers honored one of their own. >>> and next tonight, a heads up from police, just three weeks before the holiday shopping season begins. they are tracking a new type of crime, popping up across the country. it's called flash rob, a play on the term flash mob, instead of a fun loving dance it has a vandalizing twist. here's abc senior justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: these five men walking into a chicago area sports authority are about to commit the most brazen theft you may ever see. there they are running out of the store, rolling racks full of clothing, take another look. they are stealing racks of coats, it's over in less than 30 seconds. they're not done. the same thieves are believed to have targeted two other sports authority stores, this week alone. police are seeing crimes like this around the country. so called flash robs. coordinated groups of thieves, who swarm stores. the chicago area clothing store was hit last year. >> we had about 15 o

meets this guy from kenya and plans to have the birth announced in hospitals in newspapers out in honoluluets on an airplane, go kenya to have the baby there so she can announce and planning to have her son named have his father, and she will do all this -- let's get to jonathan. this takes strategic planning on the part of this woman. this is a hell of a hot. this is a long ball. >> completely insane. i want feeds into the birther notion which we all knew was ridiculous. we all thought it went away once the president released his long form birth certificate when the short form didn't prove sufficient for folks like donald trump. still there were polls that came out still a significant chunk of people who still believe the birther lie. the fact that congressman king is out there talking about microfiche and birth certificates. >> the thing about the common thread faith not logic. it's family not science. >> why is that a matter of faith? >> openly or frankly discussed either race or religion. >> why would that be a matter of faith he wasn't born here? >> because he struck people from the v

and as i said she doesn't carry cash so she arrived in honolulu with no money and no atm card. that is just a small idea of what can happen. but one of the things organized crime is really beginning to take advantage of is the theft of information. it can be your information. we all know that identity theft is a big deal today. it can be information from the government, who we all know the countries have been after military and political secrets forever. but think about this: we have an incredible number of proprietary secrets in the country and if you can steal proprietary information -- if you don't have to do research you can make an awful lot of money that way. we have about 3.5% of the world's population. we spent a 25% of the world's research and development dollars. so we are the biggest target in the world for proprietary information. and we are beginning -- we are losing billions of dollars each year for proprietary theft. so cyber criminals have done actively into this area and businesses are only just beginning to try to cope with this. only a few years ago when we w

politics in north america than bill mahr, host of -- real time with bill mahr" live new year's eve in honoluluaui arts and cultural center. bill, it is hard to pick my very favorite mayor ford sound bite. when they begin, you don't have any idea where he is going. he should stick with the crack, not with the analogies. i don't know. first that is so unfair to kuwait. which is not as big as rob ford. i have to say, lawrence, just being a contrarian. he is growing on me. i would never recommend being a crack addict, and nothing like that. i have never smoked crack, i have done most drugs, never done that one. i heard it is addictive. probably not good for you. there is something, a politician, pointing at accusers and saying really you never did anything. there is an awful lot of hypocrisy. and self righteousness that, that makes me even sicker than what he does. >> well, got to tell you, he has grown on me. right from the start. it is that refreshing thing. you have no idea what he is going to say. and he has breathtaking moments of honesty when you ask him things like, you know, have you bough

this plan comes five years after a "go" airlines flight from honolulu to hilo, hawaii.ilots fell asleep and overshot the airport before waking up and landing safely. why? the captain's undiagnosed obstructive sleep apnea. according to the ntsb, a captain experiencing excessive daytime sleepiness and was obese. >> people who have obstructive sleep apnea won't feel restorative, refreshing sleep. in the morning, when they wake up, it is like they haven't gotten enough sleep. >> reporter: the faa flight surgeon says any pilot with a body mass index of 40 will have to see a sleep expert. and if diagnosed with apnea will have to be treated before they can be medically certificated to work. what does a 40 body mass index mean for a pilot that is six feet? he'd have to weigh nearly 300 pounds, but the flight surgeon says they will lower the standard down the road. david kerley, abc news, reagan national airport. >> i think it is great they are finally linking an overweight problem with a lack of sleep. apparently that wasn't a link they were able to make before. now they save s

on the front gynecological hospital, in honolulu. on the back was a picture of a hawaiian queen on the inside page were his name, his mother's name and his date of birth. does it suggest the birther controversy was weighing on him more than he ever let on, more than we knew? >> absolutely. at that point in time you recall donald trump was making a big deal out of the possibility the president was born in the united states. that very day when the president had felony from washington to chicago for the first fundraisers of his campaign for election, donald trump had just given an interview with george stephanopoulos, had asked about birther controversy, two questions about it. obama was driven crazy by this. he thought, a, it was totally stupid. he knew he was born in america. but he thought it was crowding out real issues the country faced. it had become a distraction. he made a jock about it on stage in chicago. then he goes home to his old house and starts digging up through the boxes of his deceased mother and came up with this doc

just go back and look at what happened in one thousand night to with ross perot and how mike in honolulu hawaii hey mike what's up. with a great show. i think it's i put on the ek that suzanne somers the woman portrayed as. this company has a completely right about the obamacare which is to intimidate but it is up there with the discussion i mean health care. the cost. i mean why don't people see this. but nobody else does except in thanks mike for the color in her op ed the wall street journal she wasn't exactly characterizing it that way but one of the interesting points that you make mike and i think it's a it's an important one to make every single time somebody says well most of more than half of america doesn't like obamacare is that you know when you do those polls of course if you ask about the policies that are obamacare everybody likes those you know well you can't throw me off the policy because because of because i get sick those kind of things but when you ask people do you like obamacare or not just that binary question there's a lot of people like me who would say mat's re

honolulu and seattle and san jose round out that top five. >>> it appears that some investors are listenings current price in the 40s. shares of twitter fell yesterday, the second day of trading for the stock. investors may be weighing the san francisco company's ability to turn a profit, which is something it's never done. analysts say volatility in new stocks is common, as investors try to figure out a proper valuation. twitter shares fell 7%, $3 from thursday's closing. it will open at $41.65 monday morning, as the new york stock exchange will open on the veterans day holiday. >>> a new effort has been launched to change a trend, a petition now circulating to reduce rising college costs. lawmakers say the once free university of california has become so expensive that it is unattainable for many families. >> the uc system has seen massive increases in their tuition. it's almost triple what it was a few years ago. it's pricing kids out of college. they no longer can afford it. >> the state senator says there are many ways universities can help lower the cost of the higher education. he sa

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a couple of years ago christmas she visited some friends of mine in honolulu and as she took off from san francisco airport and was airborne out of san francisco i got a call from her credit card company saying that -- asking if she had just charged something on her atm in illinois. .. we spend 25% of the world's research and development dollars. so we are the biggest target in the world for proprietary information, and we are we are losing billions of dollars each year in -- from pro -- proprietary thefts. they have gone actively to the area. and businesses are the only beginning just to try to cope with this. only a few years there when we go to businesses and say you're going to be -- here is what you need to do. they would say, well, i have to spend money to do that. my obligation is to give my dividends to the shareholders. or that have to go to the board of directors and ask permission to spend money for something that doesn't come to the bottom line. we're seeing that change a little bit today. you know, when olympics were held in china a couple of years ago -- we didn't want t

. >> reporter: these are the worst cities across the country -- honolulu followed by l.a. and then the san francisco/oakland area has the third worse congestion and then seattle and then san jose. the analysts behind this survey say this sudden increase of traffic in the south bay is almost unheard of. what they've seen over the past years. for california drivers, here's another stat, drivers nationwide, they spend an average of 38 hours a year stuck in traffic while here in california, we waste an average of 62 hours tapping the brakes every year. live this morning in mountain view, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alex. >>> 7:07. continuing coverage now of typhoon haiyan. earlier this morning, the deadly storm hit vietnam. there are reports at least six people have been killed there. winds up to 70 miles an hour were reported before it weakened into a tropical storm and began moving toward china. the vietnamese government says more than 800,000 people were evacuated from the areas the storm was expected to hit. and typhoon haiyan hit the philippines over

the philippine consulate in honolulu, the filipino chamber of commerce, filipino community center, congress of asighian organizations and kukua organizations have all stepped up. a full list of organizations is available on my web site, scha schatz.senate.gov. you can also text a.e.i.i.d. to 80108 t give a $10 donation. you can text aid to 80108 if you'd like to give $10 to the relief efforts. i would like to especially recognize and thank all of the women and men of the united states embassy in manila, usaid mission in manila, the state department, u.s. aid here in the district of columbia and the united states pacific command for their great efforts in coordinating our ongoing response. today i introduced a resolution expressing the support of the united states senate for the victims of the typhoon along with several of my colleagues. i thank senators menendez, durbin, cardin, rubio, hirono, tom udall, boxer and begich for cosponsoring this llings resolution. i ask unanimous consent that the text of the resolution be included for the record sme. the presiding officer: without objection. m

. >> since graduating in 2011 he's performed from copenhagen to honolulu.to the big time. in front of the metropolitan opera house in new york. >> when i look at that super bowl. >> if they said come on in would you take the shot? >> to be honest with you, no. >> no? >> no. >> why not? >> i know i could deliver the good good, but i don't want to deliver the good. i want to deliver something great, not good. >> wow. and that's not just a lot of talk. he has been approached for an audition but he passed. he says he needs two more years of polishing before he's ready for the super bowl of opera as he calls it. >> i want to be there ♪ you got to love the weekend. it's like everyone came to "if it's good, let's save it for the weekend." so here's to the kfc ten buck weekend bucket. ten pieces, ten bucks. any recipe. just ten bucks every saturday and sunday. today tastes so good. ?? >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> good morning, everyone. 8:55. i'm frank mallicoat. get you updated on some headlines around the bay area now. u.s. safety ag

that would be to state, county, and city of honolulu elections, not national elections. you could get on the ballot for national elections -- it is much more in other states, as far as i know. the question is, my feeling is that it is impossible for third parties to make significant inroads due to the phenomenon of the half-century or more theory of convergence. capitalism and communism become more and more alike one another, ultimately becoming indistinguishable from each other. bill o'reilly said yesterday, citing census figures, more people are on welfare than working. obamacare is going to push that over-the-top. we need to realize that we are no longer capitalists. although russian communism might have failed, chinese communism is succeeding better than our capitalism. host: we will leave it there. mr. gillespie? guest: yes, we are a mixed economy. i do not buy the convergence kind of theory. we are a mixed economy. often times, people are beneficiaries of government programs that they are unaware of being government programs. the democrats were very fond of pointin

transportation knew a year ago about a leak coming from a pipeline, a molasses pipeline that was in honoluluer fixed, the d.o.t. never followed up. that comets, i'm sure, and that's your west coast minute. dennis: it's a sluggish situation. cheryl: it's an environmental disaster too. dennis: the blackberry saga continues, and who's to blame for the downfall? your responses to what's bugging me next. cheryl: as we go to break, though, a look at some of the big winning names on the nasdaq. sba, catamaran, i like that one. be right back. ♪ ♪ dennis: what caused blackberry's fall fm grace? it's what's bugging me, and here's what some of you had to say. mike kelly says the call was, quote: very poor management. i do not own a cell phone. they are privacy thieves. and call me denise tweets: i said this back in 'to 07 when the iphone was announced, then they released the next blackberry that year, and i was convinced. and amend it to defend says: no more crackberry, and finally v3 ceo says: tears what a great legacy and time, and now google owns us. cheryl: everybody knows paypal cofounder peter ke

or the most remote locations like the outer banks of alaska or maybe even guam, 700 miles beyond honolulu our commitment is to provide as best we can equal access to every veteran that matter the condition, and that it includes veterans living on tribal land. and with the support of the congress, the president has increased its budget request for the va by over 50% since 2,009. is it, rural, urban, native american all earned the same benefits and services in our commitment. i took this to help make things better for veterans quickly and interchange the department for the long term so that all veterans including the native american veterans will be well served and treated with the dignity and respect that they've demonstrated in serving in our country's uniforms. it's been an honor to be with you again this morning. again, thank you for the invite. may the almighty continue to bless our nations. thank you all very much. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, kathleen sebelius the secretary of the united states of health and human services. [applause] good morning everybody. it's my great plea

. >> it will be nice in honolulu as usual. phoenix and miami highs in the mid-80s. musical choice for the story was an easy one. let's hear some of the police "message in a bottle." ♪ i hope that someone gets my message in a bottle ♪ >> there is the bottle. >> the message written by a couple 36 years ago as they sailed the pacific. not knowing how long the bottle was in the water. >> for two decades it's been on the shelf of a guy named louie. he did a search for the woman who wrote the message and found out she died earlier this month and he returned the bottle to his daughter who lives in california. that is sweet. >> remarkable story. >> kind of thing you don't expect to ever happen, especially when you are the one putting the bottle in a massive body of water. >> don't think you will ever see it again for sure. >> there it is. >>> coming up, the big change on "the daily show. who will be looking for your laughs elsewhere. >>> the blind man thrown off a flight over a dispute involving his service dog. the protest by the passengers. it is an incredible story and i

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united kingdom and the european union, jack is joining us, up early from honolulu, hawaii. good morning. hey, i was thinking we need to lift the sanctions. somebody needs to show that there is some trust between iran and the united states very at michael gordon writing from geneva switzerland. again, we are getting your calls on the deal that was worked out well into the night. you're welcome to join the conversation. tom friedman in "the new york times" writes this. allen is joining us from the bronx in new york on the democrats line. good morning. good morning. i think the united states, should admit, iranians nuclear right. iran like other countries has a nuclear program. iran worked on its nuclear program and if iran is and canul in this issue do the program correctly and have a nuclear capacity and no one can face iran. from nor folk, connecticut. we need to do a peace deal with iran and move on. iran can't hurt united states, anyway. what are they going to do, drop one or two bombs tackle we can nuke them off the face of the earth. i am tired of everybody like kristol

to state, county, elections, honolulu not national elections.ou could get on the ballot for national elections -- it is much more in other states, as far as i know. the question is, my feeling is that it is impossible for third parties to make significant the phenomenon of the half-century or more theory of convergence. capitalism and communism become more and more alike one another, ultimately becoming indistinguishable from each other. said yesterday, citing census figures, more people are on welfare than working. obamacare is going to push that over-the-top. we need to realize that we are no longer capitalists. communism might have failed, chinese communism is succeeding better than our capitalism. host: we will leave it there. mr. leslie -- mr. gillespie? we are a mixed economy. i do not buy that we -- the convergence kind of theory. we are a mixed economy. people are, beneficiaries of government programs that they are unaware of being government programs. the democrats were very fond of pointing to tea party signs that said "government, han

we want everyone in america -- after veterans day it will be flown to honolulu for december 7.ery single person who lost their life there. then it will return here and begin a national tour. our goal -- and this is very sensitive -- is to take it to the united states capitol and literally challenge the members of congress to do something in unity, have every single one of them come out and ring it. do you agree? >> absolutely. i understand you would like me to ring it for somebody in my family who served in the military. >> yes, we wofplt >> i've got two rings. the first jim doocy, u.s. army, my father. [bell tolls] >> and for my uncle phil, phil doocy in iowa, u.s. marine corps. [bell tolls] >> i should mention on veterans day from 10:30 until 12:30 the bell will be silent in the cemetery. >> on 11/11. great to have you. richard and gary, thank you. very, very nice. do you have a website? >> we do. spiritoflibertyfoundation .c om. do we have one more minute? >> seconds. >> where's our product? we're doing something nobody has ever done before. we've created a company that will