you see here a 15-year-old stow-away landing in honolulu after climbing a fence in san jose. people were stunned at how easy it appeared. the teen climbed into a wheel well without being noticed. >> there's a real intrusion event, like somebody cutting, we can eject. >> reporter: [ inaudible ] invited high-tech companies to show how they can make airports safer nation-wide. >> there's no requirements today that airport officials be alerted when a perimeter is breached. >> reporter: that's what happened last month when a 15-year-old leaped across the fence and snuck into a wheel wed well and made it to honolulu. with this latest incident the government finds it self playing catch up again. >> six major airports were breached in the last five years, and some are board known than others. >> the small companies say their technology works and some is already in use at small airports. motion detection systems are made to protect other in infra astructure. >> >> things would be a cut climber or crash or car. >> reporter: with this system, whether you are trying to get in or out, the

other vacationers must have assumed here in america's mid pacific garden in the lush resort new honolulu. but they would be wrong. this journey has more to do with a personal hell than any paradise. that and a long ago promise to their mother. >> could you have believed that you would be sitting here in this hotel room talking about this subject in the year 2014? >> no. it's pretty crazy. i could never have seen this coming. >> perhaps it is pretty crazy but there is apparently no stopping them. these tenacious sisters. >> there is no half way where it comes to a promise. it's either all or nothing. >> bizarre story? oh, yes. it is. at the center of it is a woman dead 14 years now. her name was shirleen van gundy. a beauty queen once back in colorado. a girl who loved to dance and wear high heels. she was popular and unpredictable and kind of exciting. long before she became the every various ent mother of tammy and tiffany. >> our mother was an incredibly beautiful soul. she taught both my sister and i that there was nothing we couldn't do. >> hi. i love you! >> my earliest memories of

in honolulu, it was miscommunication of the air controller. stressful job. are the controllers the weak link? >> i hate to say the controllers are a weak link. they do a fantastic job, they are consummate professionals. but all it takes is one spall mistake for an accident to happen. but we pilots make mistakes occasionally that bring us to close to other airplanes and the controllers often save our bacon when that happens. >> robert, the increase of number of drones of different sizes that are now operating in the united states how big an issue could they be? >> that's a great question antonio. i think it's something we have to take notice of very closely. regulations very tightly controlled where drones are flown and how they're flown and by whom, to prevent he theeps kinds of to prevent these kinds of incidents from happening. >> robert, thank you for joining us. >> thank you antonio. >> doesn't hurt anyone and still ends up with a 20-year prison sentence. a case that defies conventional wisdom. >>> do children learn better in single-sex classrooms and sh

this is from gary in honolulu. he says, has mr. snowden expressed opinions regarding his life in russia in light of the annexation of crimea, support for pro-russian thugs and eastern ukraine, restraints on the media? >> i find that a bizarre question in part because he different choose to be in russia. but more so because people seek asigh lem in the united states year. i never heard anybody ask any of those people who have asylum in the u.s. how do you feel about seeking asylum from a country that invaded another country of 26 million people or erected a torture for over a decade in guantanamo because it is not to declare which country you love the most. it's to seek protection from persecution at home. he didn't choose russia. it's odd to demand he be accountable for it abuses. i think the point of why he is there, he is forced to be there prison. >> he could have chosen to come back to the united states? >> he could do that now. >> if you were to come back to the sdmrus, with the u.s. media and political elites, when they are i

his father arrived in honolulu 5 days ago hoping to see his son and bring him back home. according to our media partner, officials denied the father's request. a spokesperson says they cannot explain why citing privacy concerns. and at mineta san jose international airport where they began the death defying journey there are calls for better security. he toured the grounds and he wants higher fences and new motion detecting security cameras in stalled. >> new details about the federal raid of a petaluma slaughter house that lead to a massive meat recall earlier this year. the documents show the rancho feeding corporation in petaluma was purchasing diseased cows and processing them when inspectors weren't around. cancerous growths were trimmed on the heads of sick cows and were replaced with those from healthy animals. the documents also found a plant foreman was in a a romantic relationship with awe sda inspector. >>> a major crackdown in the bay area on massage parlors police say are fronts for prostitution and more. a half year investigation ends and seizures of drugs,

this is a court in honolulu.is something called an initial appearance, and you can see she was a bit dishevelled, she didn't really say anything, and all that she did do was wave good-bye to somebody in court as she was led away. bond remains set at $1 million. today's appearance, much more of a date setting. the preliminary hearing, brianna, will be on wednesday. brianna? >> we'll be waiting for more informationment kyung lah, thanks very much. >>> still to come, the commissioner who called the president the "n" word finally resigns. did republicans force him out? >>> and a potentially deadly virus spreading in america. the latest man infected may have contracted the virus through a simple handshake. ollection of s. a home saved. a hero homebound for a new opportunity. a kitchen that kick starts careers wells fargo invests in our communities a little differently. small measures that add up to make our whole even greater. little by little we can do a lot. because... small is huge. visit www.wellsfargo.com to see

left hawaii, but it's not clear how he left or where he went. 15-year-old yaya abdi has been in honolulu hospital recovering. he withstood the april flight inside the plane's wheel well at 35,000 feet despite freezing cold and a lack of oxygen. it was a 5 1/2-hour flight. we're now learning officials would not allow the boy's father to see him and a relative says it's not clear if the father would be eventually allowed to bring his son home. the teen's stunt exposed big security holes at san jose airport when no one noticed him climbing over a perimeter fence. congressman eric stuwell toured yesterday and suggested technology. it would be one of the first nations in -- airports in the nation to test that technology. >>> the woman who released donald sterling's says he's not a racist. v. stiviano says sterling is from a different generation, brought up to believe in concepts that are now not accepted. more with the interview conducted by barbara walters. >>reporter: barbara asked what is his state of mind. >> confused. i think he felt very alone, not truly supported by those around him, t

authorities in hawaii confirmed the teenager is safe and is no longer in honolulu where he was hospitalized for nearly two weeks. the 15-year-old reportedly flew out earlier this week to bring his son home. sources tell us the father is traveling back alone. reports say that on friday, a judge apareparently transferrede by out of the department of human services into the custody of department of family and children services. likely a social worker who escorted the teenager back to the south bay some time yesterday evening. officials will not comment tonight. the boy got to maui, april 20th after he climbed a fence at san jose international airport and got into the wheel well of a hawaiian apparently was disoriented and hospitalized for breathing problems. the teen was run away from home trying to get to his mother in somalia. the family hasn'tspoken to the media. but his dad said his son always talked about going to africa. he was having academic troubles. so farm no sign of him or whene might return to santa clara to be reunited with his family. >> comecome -- >> cokimberly thank you very

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. > > along with orlando, you say other top destinations are san diego san francisco, london and honolulu. aaa is predicting a record number of travelers, what are you seeing in bookings? > > 88 percent of consumers said that they're planning on taking a summer vacation. that's up 11% compared to last summer and going into this holiday weekend, friday of memorial day weekend actually is tracking as our busiest travel day of the entire summer. > > will travel boom mean airline and hotel owners will have dollar signs in their eyes? > > we are seeing that air fare and hotel rates are both up. air fares for summer are up about 6% and hotel rates about 12%. same goes for car rentals those are up as well. so i think there's a strong demand. it's definitely signaling that people are going to be paying a little bit more this summer. > > thank you jeanenne and safe travels. > > thank you. coming up... a trip to the trading pits! for tips on how to make money on falling bond yields around the globe. and, later on in the show.. it's usa all the way! all american stock plays are still to come in char

his father arrived in honolulu 5 days ago hoping to see his son and bring him back home. according to our media partner, officials denied the father's request. a spokesperson says they cannot explain why citing privacy concerns. and at mineta san jose international airport where they began the death defying journey there are calls for better security. he toured the grounds and he wants higher fences and new motion detecting security cameras in stalled. >> new details about the federal raid of a petaluma slaughter house that lead to a massive meat recall earlier this year. the documents show the rancho feeding corporation in petaluma was purchasing diseased cows and processing them when inspectors weren't around. cancerous growths were trimmed on the heads of sick cows and were replaced with those from healthy animals. the documents also found a plant foreman was in a a romantic relationship with awe sda inspector. >>> a major crackdown in the bay area on massage parlors police say are fronts for prostitution and more. a half year investigation ends in arrests and seizures

his house was for a short period of time and honolulu.le during the newscaster: for federal test of new technologies to address security concerns dublin get democrats of no san jose yesterday. that's where the teenage boy jump the fence and crawl inside the wheel well the plant down for white. the team did survive and triggered a firestorm about her for airport security. the confirmed san jose airport sentence is to meet federal standards but he should the roof will be a technology solution to treat. >> : radar motion detectors along the surveillance cameras that can detect motion said that san jose airport does not have surveillance cameras monitoring all the property but has been reassured that officials there are addressing the problem. >> : major pot bus in major portrait passengers under us this morning of warriors says she tried to sneak out 188 1 lbs. of marijuana in her luggage. happen friday morning to say says the 626 to a woman was run flights from oakland to jackson is to be discovered it sort of a plastic bag in the free chec

his father arrived in honolulu 5 days ago hoping to see his son and bring him back home. according to our media partner, officials denied the father's request. a spokesperson says they cannot explain why citing privacy concerns. and at mineta san jose international airport where they began the death defying journey there are calls for better security. he toured the grounds and he wants higher fences and new motion detecting security cameras in stalled. >> new details about the federal raid of a petaluma slaughter house that lead to a massive meat recall earlier this year. the documents show the rancho feeding corporation in petaluma was purchasing diseased cows and processing them when inspectors weren't around. cancerous growths were trimmed on the heads of sick cows and were replaced with those from healthy animals. the documents also found a plant foreman was in a a romantic relationship with awe sda inspector. >>> a major crackdown in the bay area on massage parlors police say are fronts for prostitution and more. a half year investigation ends in arrests and seizures

. >>> the teenager who went to honolulu in the wheel well of a jet is back home. as betty yu reports, he and his father are not together. >> reporter: yahya abdi's step mom briefly left. -- the media attention has been overwhelming since yahya abdi ran away to hawaii. a hawaii state official did not say how the boy left, whom he traveled with or where he went. his family says he has not come back to their santa clara house. his brother told me he has not seen him since he ran away about two weeks ago. the news report says the 15- year-old has been sent back to california and is now in the custody of santa clara county social services. the agency did not return our calls today. the islamic relations are helping the family with the media. yahya abdi has not spoken about the daring trip, but his birth mom in ethiopia says that she believes he wanted to reunite with her because he was unhappy living with his father and stepmother here in california. his sister and brother told me though, that she was lying and yahya abdi had no desire to see his mom. yahya abdi's dad

this is at honolulu's airport last month. the child is in child protective services here in the bay area. police want to interview him but tell us the teenager now has an attorney. investigators want to know exactly how and where he scaled the fence at san hoe jose's air. >>> now, the possible cause of that massive fire in san francisco, destroying a mission bay apartment complex under construction. the damage makes it hard to determine what started it. it did more than $40 million in damage it a six-story building. luckily, no one was lurt. >> change of plans for president obama. the location of the president's fund-raiser has been changed because of a security concern. he was to be at a mountain view based tech investment company. but that location was deemed a security risk so the event has been moved to san jose fair mount hotel. no word on what the security concern is. the president arrives at month of et field thursday afternoon. he will stay evernight in san jose and friday morning will speak at wal-mart in mountain vi

. >>> hawaiian airlines, meanwhile, will resume nonstop service from san jose to honolulu today. the airline says demand is so strong it decided to reinstate the flight. right now nonstop service from san jose to maui and also change its service in oakland next month adding a bigger plane so more passengers can catch the nonstop every day. >>> development activists in san francisco mission district are organizing to fight a massive housing project at 16th and mission. hundreds of people gathered last night to discuss the 350 unit project and how it would transform an entire city block. a company called maxmous has filed with the planning department. into housing with retail. opponents expect rents to begin at $3,500 a month. a group called the plaza 16 coalition says members are fighting to make sure the people who called the mission home for decades are not pushed out. >> if we're not able to stand up for them and if we're saying you don't make, you know, if you can't afford $3,500 in rent, then you shouldn't live here, then we're actually losing not only community, but we're al

we just learned tonight that the ntsb and the faa investigation team is en route to honolulu.ere. which had jurisdiction over those two planes. terrifying moments thousands of feet above the pacific. >> i thought, oh, god, this is it. >> reporter: united airlines flight 1205 from hawaii to california cruising at 33,000 feet on april 25th. the 757's collision alert system goes off. flight 1205 in danger of colliding with a us airways jet. the plane plunged 600 feet in 60 seconds. without warning for passengers like kevin town swsend. >> i'm looking down the aisle. there are hundreds of people in front of me. people start screaming. noises of things that weren't secure falling around. >> reporter: close calls usually come down to pilot or controller error but disaster is almost always alerted thanks to avoid dance technology and controllers. >> you're going to run into the situatio situation. unfortunately nothing is perfect. i know that's not a comforting answer. indeed, the system worked. >> reporter: last year, three planes were on a collision course near reagan national in w

we will open in honolulu.l, we will do for you. >> you will be all over the map. >> we just did a deal in florida. and the cayman islands. it is a joint venture we are doing. hopefully we will have more done in the caribbean. >> i want to thank you very much. down ling, minus5 ice bar there. coming up next, the owner of the birdland jazz club talks about the state of live music and the future of jazz in new york city will. ♪ in the 1930's and 1940's, manhattan was the center of the jazz world. , whose name was bird. closed,inal birdland but the modern one is going strong. the owner, gianni valenti, joins me now. let's talk about music for a moment. any kind of for club. what happens over the course of the last two years? >> there was a decline. in the 1960's and the 1970's, most americans turned their back on jazz. it went away to europe and asia. they werely 1980's, starting a resurgence. last five that the years have been the past five years that we have had. that is mainly due to the education process of ge

honolulu comes in at number one.rida and saint georges island and saint park in the florida panhandle are in the top three. two other hawaii beaches round out the top five. they are based on cleanliness, safe conditions and amenities. >> maybe we need to do a were ro on that. >> 39 minutes after the top of the hour. a fast moving train slams into a car stuck on the tracks with the driver still inside. an outcome you won't believe. >> bon jovi banned from bars. why the rock star is getting the boot? : >> new video shows a women escaped her car just before it is hit by a train. she dives out seconds before the impact. her sports coup was brand new and she was getting used to the stick shift. it couldn't have stalled in worse spot. it slammed into the car at 35 miles an hour. >> marc cuban apologized to trayvon martin's family abofter making comments about black kids wearing hood des. >> we are all prejudiced in one way or another. if i see a black kid in a hood de it's late at night i am walking to the other side of th

politicians pressing efforts officials drew less support stop do is still in honolulu and has been reuniteds father. don't know when they're expected to return home. as the deal from heart out of the partnership with abc seven news of the san jose airport today. where bay area congress toward the perimeter of the airport. he says it's still a mystery of how the team got past the security fence and said he should never have been able to climb the airport fence undetected. there's no evidence of any breach any clothing. that was ripped or will not seen any fences that have been pulled back were pulled up. or any sign that bubblers have been tampered with. we believe that this is strong athletic person who is able to airport security fence their surveillance is not available everywhere. he says that matter is now being addressed still being called for a pilot program to test technology solutions did which could detect any security breach. caught well sits on the house, and security committee. byre this week california senator are brought as the tse official she question the thoroughness of the

all the way out in honolulu, over here, we put it here for convenience, only 47% of homes are within reach. yesterdayjed, we saw prices go up. over the last year we've watched interest rates go up. this beautiful thing we had, the one good thing about the recession is that homes became more affordable for americans, and now that's moving in the other direction. >> we're seeing affordability worsen everywhere in the country that's because wages are sluggish. mortgage rates are moving off. last year mortgage rates hit an all-time low in the low 3s. now we're in the low 4s. rates have come down, but they're still up from that historic low. higher prices and higher rates means afford ability is getting worse. it's getting harder fo to buy a home. >> you calculate the monthly payment and affordable is 31% less of the median income in the given area. you're only comparing available homes in the metropolitan area to median incomes in that same metro area. >> that's right. it's used to determine whether a borrower can afford the home that they're looking at. remember that incomes differ huge

this is from gary in honolulu. he said in light of the annexation of crimea, pro-russian thugs, constraints on the media et cetera. >> people seek asylum in the united states and no one asked the people "how do you feel about seeking asylum from a country that destroyed a country of 26 million or erected a torture regime, or prisoned people without charges. the point of asylum is not to declare which country you love, but seek application from persecution." >> we will have more from the interview. secrets and spying coming up. 11:30 eastern and 8:30. >>> a video has been leaked al jazeera arabic abdullah al-shami. it was leaked. he has been on a hunger strike for 114 days. two days ago it leaked past the authorities, asked him to transfer to a hospital. the 26-year-old may be close to dying. he's been in custody without being charged since august of last year. abdullah al-shami says he asked for independent doctors. >> i have reached 106 days of the hunger strike, to hold the egypt shop government and judiciary - i

head smack at a time and don't forget bill and dennis miller will bring the boulder fresher tour to honolulud. more information on billoreilly.com for more details and also, perfect for father's day if you sign up for bill o'reilly premium membership you'll get a pen, book and tote for free. check that out. >> when we return, toronto mayor rob ford claims his rehab is going great and one late night comedian may have found his definitive proof. back in a moment. ♪ why do results matter so much? it's probably because they are the measurement of everything we do. for a wireless company, results come down to coverage speed and legendary reliability. so go ahead, stream, game or video chat. that's why verizon built americas largest 4g lte network. because the only thing that really matters are the results you get. so for the best devices the best network and for best results, use verizon. [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees

and i objected to separately because, again, i flew there about five or six days before miller to honolululder fresher show and i stayed on the big island and had a good time. however, it was the same excuse. we don't have any crews. the flight was schedule 8 months in advance. you think somebody might have figured out you have got to have some crews on the plane. and then you show up five days later and they still don't have any crews. >> my flight was karen black from the flick. >> the people on the plane were nice. the fact is airlines are crap. all right? i'm trying to pass something called a piece of legislation called abba, airline bullying billy act. >> all right. now, we will start a new feature with the sage of southern california. we will officially begin next week but we have two preview questions. it's called ask dennis. can't get any easier than that. >> and i have not heard these questions. >> you have not heard of the question. all right. so you have not. the first one, what do you do with your money? how do you invest your money, miller? >> well, i think we are turning into

the boy's father has arrived in hop hallelujah -- in honolulu for a visit but they have no further details. >>> 6:46. bring become our girls is a slogan gaining global traction among nigerians including many in the bay area after 200 girls were kidnapped two weeks ago. thousands took to the streets in nigeria to demand their government do more to bring back our girls and the teen girls were kidnapped from their school dorm by islamic extremists and some reports claim they were sold into slavery, and a nigerian born is working hard from his san jose office and wants the congressman to spread the word that the unmust get involved. >> we demand an immediate answer and intervention to milk them accountable. >> there are 30,000 nigerians in the bay area and members of the nigerian association are planning a rest in newark tomorrow. >> the rolling stones are facing pressure to pull out of the their first ever show in israel coming from founding members of pink floyd who feel israel is violating the human rights of minutes. they compared playing there as the same as performing in south africa bef

and this is from gary in honolulu. and he says is mr.pressed his opinions feeling his life in russia in light of mr. putin's annexation in crimea, thugs in eastern ukraine, constraints on the media in russia, et cetera? >> i always find that a very bizarre question, in part because he didn't choose to be in russia. more so because people seek asylum in the united states by the thousands every year. i've never heard anyone ask them, how do you consider, that continues to imprison people without charges for over a decade in gawm becaus guantanam. the point of seeking credit asylum is to seek protection from home. to be accountable for its abuses. but i 30 the point of why he's there is he is forced to be there by by the u.s. government who has chosen to put him in prison for the rest of his life. if he were to come back to the u.s. what the u.s. media and political leads say, he should man-up and if he thinks that he did the right thing he should come back to court and make his case from the jury. the reality they know is the way the law w

head smack at a time and don't forget bill and dennis miller will bring the boulder fresher tour to honoluluore information on billoreilly.com for more details and also, perfect for father's day if you sign up for bill o'reilly premium membership you'll get a pen, book and tote for free. check that out. >> when we return, toronto mayor rob ford claims his rehab is going great and one late night comedian may have found his definitive proof. back in a moment. low prices, we can afford to take more trips this year. -hit the beach in florida. -and a reunion in seattle. [man] when hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them. [woman] so we got our 4-star hotels... for half price. ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> before we go tonight, as you know, toronto mayor rob ford checked himself into rehab and leave it to late night comedian jimmy kimmel to give his progress report. >> i hope rehab works for rob ford. i hope he goes through the whole thing. he claims he's learning a lot about himself. he's working out every day. says he is eating right and plans to come back a few pounds l

his sochbility 1 15-year-old boy in protective dust of child welfare service his father arrived in honolulu 5 days a ago hoping to see his son and bring him back home to the bay area. concerning to our media partner the mercury news officials denied the father's request to see his son. spokesperson says they could not explain why if citing privacy concerns. >> passing grade not enough. those words from congressman from please an top who toured the airport today. he sits on the security committee and wants better security installed after at the time boy stowed away on the plane. david has the story. >>reporter: congressman was drivenal much of the 6 miles of perimeter fence in san jose. sky 7 hd overhead for the grave minute tour. the home lapped security committee member looked carefully at the height of the fences and the security cameras. tsa approved the security here few weeks ago but he doesn't think the standards are high enough. >> tsa standard i don't think are strong enough to protect the vast amounts of airport the criminal. that's the bottom line. we don't have enough form about

. >> this is from gary in honolulu.he said has snowdon expressed his opinions regarding his life of russia in light of putin's annexation of crimea. >> people seek asylum in the united states every year. you never hear someone say how do you feel about seeking asylum from a country that continues guantanamo. the point of asylum is not to seek the country you want to live the most. it's to seek protection. >> you can hear more of the interview here on al jazeera america. >>> we've been talking about the infrastructure here in this country and the president's push for improvement. why organizing cars may be the answer, and is there a statute of limitations on crimes against humanity. many are prepared to push their case for reparations. >> more than 4 million men, women and children were imported as property and forced to work their lives away for free. later this summer a 14-nation group of caribbean countries will formalize their request for pay back from countries in europe. is there a statute of limitation on evil? th

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his father was in honolulu earlier this week. but officials there did not say whether the two left together. he survived the 5 1/2-hour flight from san jose, california, to maui, after he jumped an airport fence and climbed in the wheel well of that boeing 767. >>> and look at this surveillance photo of a man pointing a pitchfork at workers at a georgia waffle house. investigators say he ran off with a cash register but couldn't hold on to the loot. so, he dropped the pitchfork. some workers pursued him. they grabbed the discarded pitchfork and used it to smash the window of this guy's truck. but the suspect got away. the police say the same guy is wanted for several other armed robberies. >> sounds like a crime from the 1800s. >> it does, doesn't it? >>> and a lesson in humidity. a well-known homeless man in upstate new york, found 250 bucks outside of a restaurant. instead of keeping the money for himself, he gave it to police. locals have known him for years, saying he usually keeps to himself and has a knack for good deeds. a

as for the teen, his father has arrived in honolulu but they would not release details. >>> matt, thank you. this morning, a young girl is recovering after being viciously attack by a neighbor's pit ball while she played outside on louisiana street. a neighbor said she was watching her two daughters may with their three-year-old next door neighborhood and the pit bull got away from the owner and the dog named blue pounced on the child putting her head and neck in its mouth. the girl's father jumped into action wrapping his legs around the girl's neck and freeing her from the dog's mouth. >>> this morning, police are investigating the death of a zip line worker who fill 150', a 29-year-old woman who lived in hawaii but was originally from santa rosa according to facebook. the maui fire department says crews were called yesterday morning before 10:00 but the efforts were hampered because of difficult terrain, vegetation and tree cover. she was already dead by the time the crews got to her. the zip line company she, worked for is expressing its condolences on her facebook page. >> cal fire

. >> in is from gary in honolulu and said he expressed his climb in crimea, in support of pro-russian thugs and constraints on the media - people seek asylum in the united states, and i never heard any of those ask those people "how do you feel about seeking an asylum that invaded or destroyed a country of 26 million or continues to imprison people for charges for over a decade in guantanamo, because the point of asylum is to seek application from persecution. >> you can watch more of john's conversation with glenn greenwald, our special "secrets and spying" airing tonight. >>> a look at america's infrastructure continues next on al jazeera america. we'll look at how many bridges, dams and rail roads are in bad shape. anger towards china leads to loading and fighting in vietnam. much was directed at the wrong targets. sh >> every saturday join us for exclusive, revealing, and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time. rosie perez >> i had to fight back, or else my ass was gonna get kicked... >> a tough childhood... >> there was a crying, there was a lot of laughter

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. >> reporter: there appears to be nothing godly about what honolulu police call her apparent act ofge. police say hanson followed a 73-year-old, elizabeth, then waited until she got out of her car. police say hanson then struck her with her car. it's not known why. conklin told "good morning america" she doesn't rather the moment she was hit. >> got out, and then all of a sudden, i woke up in an ambulance. >> reporter: conklin's life may have been saved by a bystander would smashed the back window of hanson's vw after the first alleged strike. he says it looked like hanson was preparing to strike again. just a few hours after the incident, hanson posted this message on her facebook page, announcing she was becoming a professional surfer. later that day, police arrested her. hanson has more than a dozen infractions on her record, many of them driving related, as well as the a temporary restraining order filed by her own father. he wrote his daughter, via facebook, was soliciting someone to come murder me. hanson did make an initial appearance in court. she didn't say anything to the

a -- honolulu.lace on the list where you didn't want to live, pittsburgh, pennsylvania, but it rid itself of three decades of rust and turned itself around. steele is replaced with high tech. it's becoming a financial hub. john terrett has the story. >> reporter: racing out of the fort pitts tunnel. welcome to pittsburgh, the former iron and steele capital. it's a center for financial services companies, medical centers and high-tech industries. pittsburgh's mayor it said had to be flexible to survive when the steel industry left the up to. >> you can bomb, tear, burn a city or tear its economic heart out. as long as you invest in the people, it will come back. the mayor talked with detroit about recovery. >> reporter: motor city needs $2-3 billion to clear blight, earmarking $400 million. unlike detroit pittsburgh never anticipated federal government cash. it took 30 years to come back from when giant factories like this dominated the city. only the old stacks from the u.s. steel homestead work sta

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