then i was supposed to go on to honolulu, the hula bowl.nd i was dumb enough to actually call them up and say, i'm not coming, i'm going to go ice fishing with my buddies in eagle river. which at the time was 30 below zero. >> eagle river over honolulu? >> i am as dumb as i look. that was the difference. but yeah. doing everything in wisconsin was, you know -- everything outdoors. >> sure. >> hunting, fishing. >> how do you drill a hole? is it a drill or is there a special -- i've never done it, okay? >> back in the day when you were a poor kid you did it by hand. it was a drill that you did by hand, much like you'd drill a hole right now. back in the day you had to do that. you got older and started saving money, now you've got augers, gas-powered augers that you can just tear right through it. >> you get drafted by the redskins and norv turner is your head coach. what are your first memories of the first camp and what'd you think you'd gotten yourself into? >> it was like i was saying earlier. the step from high school to college was -- i

they found new york jfk, l.a., los angeles and honolulu. would you have thought honolulu? >> no, atlanta because it being, you know, the busiest airport. >> interesting. honolulu only 30% but a hub of distant places that come over. >> very interesting. >>> also this monday morning, as many as five wildfires are burning in california forcing more than 1,000 people from their homes. the latest broke out near the foothill community out of oakhurst near yosemite national park. it's only about 10% contained. crews are battling all these fires under triple digit temperatures. extreme conditions there. fast moving flames just chew up that dry brush ravaged by three years of drought conditions. >>> in oregon, a fire burning in mt. hood national forest. forced the closure of a campground and r.v. park along with a highway. flames are burning timber and grass. no structures are being threatened by the fire, but investigators believe the fire may have been started by target shooters. >>> another hurricane is taking aim on mexico's baja peninsula. hurricane odile bearing down on the r

we reached out to the police department in honolulu. they said as of yet they don't have a record of this incident. >> the post humiliation will be worse. >> you fat ass. feel that, fatty. >>> nick likes to stand on a very high cliff and jump off it. that's what he does when he does the high ultimate morning face jump. he's got the camera directed at his face so we get a full gambit of emotions of what he is going through when he makes this jump. check everything and then -- and he jumps. watch his face. look at the ripples. it's like in the ocean. >> it's so cool. >> pretty cool and calm at the very beginning. now he's cracking a smile. you don't want to open your mouth too much. >> it's just beautiful. what an amazing, amazing experience this must be. >> just landing in that garden. naked sun bathe. >> no, they are face jumpers. >>> a dramatic video from around the world. first take this to the philippines where we join a situation currently under way here this gentleman right here with the hat on sitting down. he is holding the knife

for 2017, he says he is eyeing honolulu. of >>> new details between a troubled past with ray mcdonald and his fiance. this time the attention focusing on her. a report was related back in may. the female subject became upset, grabbed a firearm and held it at her side. the report goes on to say that when mcdonald told the woman she was going to call 911 she put the gun down. >> now to something we haven't seen for a while, wet weather. we want to show you time lapse video overlooking san jose as the storm rolled through. fortunately, didn't last long. we'll show you what it looks like right now. blue skies. some cloud cover in san francisco. who pecked up the most rain, jeff? >> with that storm system moving off to the south we are starting to get blue sky filtering in. so we're going to take a look at some of our weather underground data. it was up in the north bay wiwit with .66. so as we zoom in and get you a closer look, you can see not everybody averaged .66. napa .900. now let's take you in closer. look at the time laps

he was in honolulu and was fired by the city of honolulu because he talked like this.lked with an accent and he said all people did not understand me so they fired me. i am going to sue. so he sued. now you can laugh at that. people now are used to hearing the accent and they think that's bad lame morning deejay comedian kind of thing. back then, he sued. the case went to the supreme court. at "all things considered" i said we ought to cover this story. they didn't want to do it. look it's in the "l.a. times" they didn't want do it. and the "new york times." after several weeks the supreme court finally came down and said they threw out the case and weren't going to cover it. so you can still be sued for accent discrimination because the supreme court did not take up that case. miguel fergante. look it up. that was back in 1990. very important case. you don't hear about it much. we did finally ultimately cover it because the editors at major news organizations do look at what they are all doing. when it was in the "new york times" they said you can talk to him. we did

that's 23 miles west of honolulu. the f18 who are nets look like these planes and two went down, the pilot of the other fighter was able to eject safely and he was rescued and is in fair condition this morning. >> right now it's a challenging time for the you state navy and our surrounding communities, any time you have one of your own that's involved in an incident such as this. >> the military is refusing to provide details about the crash, but says the search for the missing pilot involves guided missile cruisers, aircraft carriers and helicopter squadrons. >>>istist and isil secretary of state john kerry flew to egypt and turkey to build a coalition against the terrorist group. the cia believes there's up to 30,000 militant fighters. that's three times larger than the initial estimate. france is helping to assemble the coalition and there's a conference in paris on monday. >>> president obama says the best way to eliminatistist did a joint effort with the allies. >> this cannot be america's fight alone. the best w

as for the next americas cup, 2017, ellison is eyeing honolulu as host city. >> the question, should scotland be independent country. the answer no. just reported moments ago. now it is much more complicated, scots reject the referendum that threat tuned dismantle the union with the uk. voters overseas watched closely as did scots in the bay area. nbc bay area's derek shore live in san francisco, at a scottish pub. the" how they move forward, both countries. >> yeah, right, jessica. nbc news is reporting tonight that indeed, the scottish people will not be leaving the united apologize for the siren there. at edinburgh castle, many left disappointed they want to see it leave the uk. but people proud at the process. sports and music replaced tonight with news feed across the pond on the big screens and on the little ones. here at edinburgh castle scottish pub. >> bar manager allen black like many scottish americans kept a watchful eye on whether or not scotland would indeed vote to remove itself from the united kingdom. >> probably something 20 years ago i would have thought impossible

the two fighter jets crashed. 2,000 west of honolulu. other pilot ejected and was rescued. >>> a mapp hunt is under -- manhunt is under way for a man that ambushed two troopers. one was wounded and the other critically injured. police are searching in three different states. >> we have a dangerous armed criminal this killed one state trooper and wounded another. that is not in custody. as you can imagine, this is a traumatic event for the peninsula state police, and all of -- pennsylvania state police and all law enforcement in pennsylvania. >> hundreds of police officers and swat crews are searching. >> i saw the flame, ashaked and prayed for everyone to be okay. >> i was so scared. i was shaking. every bone in my body. i was surprised to see the commotion. i have no idea. the fire was up close. >> that's the reaction to a californian family to a wildfire threatening their home and lives. the blaze is 30% contained, but not before destroying two homes and burning 155 acres. an evacuation order issued on saturday has been lifted. >>> mor

a seahawk helicopter is scouring the ocean west of honolulu for the missing pilot or the jets. the second pilot managed to eject safely. >>> and in ohio, convicted school shooter t.j. lane and two other inmate who is escaped from prison have been transferred, they were caught again, to a high security prison. this following the daring prison break thursday. infrared cameras show when they nabbed him in the woods. and they are looking into how they got away. >>> and frightening moments at the hard rock casino in florida. eight people were injured when a wall collapsed. it came down youth without any warning. an investigation is underway. >>> and kevin ward jr.'s number 13 car returned to the speedway friday, more than a month after he was killed during a sprint cup race. his best friend will be behind the wheel during the weekend, during the canadian sprinlt car nationals. ward got out of the race car and was struck and killed by tony stewart. investigators will reveal next week if stewart will face charges in ward's death. >>> and a quick-thinking north carolina girl is the her

this is guam over here, and then here's wake and way over here is honolulu.out 2300 miles, so in the middle of the deep blue sea. the navy uses this island as a stopover fueling station. navy officials say the rescuers were able to find the other pilot who is now getting treatment. a spokesman says the pilot is in fair condition but the search continues for the other. this is the type of jet they were flight, an fa-18 hornet. the jets were operating out of a carrier headed to the persian gulf. the carrier set to replace the george h.w. bush, which was -- the military has been using as part of its air strike campaign inmates had a plan to escape a day before the inmates escaped. that's according to the union that represents ohio's prison guards. awe tree of the prisoners, including a convicted murderer, school shooter, are behind barsñ happened 80 miles south of toledo. take eight troopers five hours to find this convicted killer. he was just 100 yards from the prison. and his name is t.j. lane. that guy who, during the trial -- that's a still picture of him.

a seahawk helicopter is scouring the ocean 2300 miles west of honolulu for any sign of the missing pilot or the jets. the second pilot managed to eject safely. >>> and in ohio, convicted school shooter t.j. lane and two other inmates who escaped from prison have been transferred, they were caught again, to a high security prison. this following the daring prison break thursday. helicopter infrared cameras show the moment that officers nabbed lane in the woods. investigation is underway to determine exactly how those inmates managed to get away. >>> and frightening moments at the hard rock seminole casino near tampa, florida. a temporary 15-foot wall collapsed friday night. 18 people were injured. the wall came down without any warning. an investigation is underway. >>> and kevin ward jr.'s number 13 car returned to the speedway friday, more than a month after he was killed during a sprint car race. ward's best friend dylan swernick, behind the wheel during the canadian sprint car nationals. ward got out of the race car and was struck and killed by a car driven by nascar star tony stewart

wake island is about 2300 milesemiles west of honolulu. an investigation is under way into what caused this crash. . >>> officials ordered people in 30 homes to evacuate because of this wildfire burning in the southern part of the state. the flames have already burned through about two miles of forest. firefighters are working in scorching conditions. the temperature there could hit 102 degrees today. >>> let's go to china for dramatic well rescue with a happy ending. look at this video. stuck at the bottom of the well was a 15-month-old baby boy. unsure how he got down there but somehow he did. the opening was too small and too narrow for an adult to crawl through so in came the heavy equipment. out came the baby. the best part is the little guy is doing just fine. >>> when we come back on "nbc 10 news today" we'll introduce you to this week's wednesday's child and if you're heading out for errands, bring a light jacket. >> that's right. and one with a hood, too, especially later on today because some areas could see some rain. right now

wake island is 2300 miles west of honolulu.n investigation is now under way into what caused the crash. >>> now to the touching story of a marine from north jersey. he joined the military after the september 11th attacks and lost both legs on the battlefield in afghanistan. ever since, he's been on a mission to live as normal a life as he can. he got some help this past thursday on the anniversary of plec 9/11. we have this story from morris county. >> reporter: with a knock at the door and honor guard secretly waiting on the street, jim had a big surprise for the marine inside. this brand new top of the line $13,000 wheelchair. >> hey. >> hey. >> come on out. >> u.s. marine sergeant aaron alonzo lost both legs after stepping on an ied in february. a couple months later jim met aaron while visiting walter reed hospital in washington, d.c. and was overwhelmed by his courage and spirit. >> at a boy. >> jim runs a program out of detroit that raises money to buy the special chairs and the decorated sergeant didn't waste any time pu

. >>> columbia university in new york, the university of hawaii in honolulu, the university of chicagod the university of illinois at chicago all competing to be the home the obama presidential library. the four schools have until september 11 to submit a full proposal. the president, first lady michele are expected to make a final decision sometime next year. >>> 6:34. coming up 06:35. wusa -- up on 6:35. wusa9 and d.c. jobs want to get you hired. events dc is hiring a full-time staff attorney. if you want to find out more, go to wusa9.com/dcjobs. >> congratulations to today's facebook fan of the day. the winner is lori megna of crystal city, virginia. she says she should be the fan ever the day because she's a cute clown. she is. she wins two tickets to the big apple circus at dulles town center. for your chance to win, go c at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, to move, to keep warm, to make clay piggies. that's why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. let's broaden the world's ene

he was in honolulu and was fired by the city of honolulu because he talked like this. he talked with an accent and he said all people did not understand me so they fired me. i am going to sue. so he sued. people now are used to hearing the accent and they think that's a bad lame comedian kind of thing. back then he sued. the case went to the supreme court. at "all things considered" i said we ought to cover this story. they didn't want to do it. look it's in the "l.a. times" and the "new york times." after several weeks the supreme court finally came down and said they threw out the case and weren't going to cover it. so you can still be sued for accent discrimination because the supreme court did not take up that case. look it up. that was back in 1990. very important case. you don't hear about it much. we did finally ultimately cover it because the editors at major news organizations do look at what they are all doing. when it was in the "new york times" they said you can talk to him. his voice was on npr on "all things considered" on the weekend where they stick the

you can see all the way from molakai to honolulu bay. this is truly one of the most magical places on maui. this is a real entertainer's kitchen with on nix counter tops and mahogany cabinetry. the floors run into the formal dining area with mango wood table. for more casual dining, we have room for a breakfast nook. the master bedroom makes you feel like you're on vacation every day. this room is flooded with natural light. jet softeneded with the mahogany wood trim detay. the master bath has a solid black granite tub. positioned so you can enjoy the ocean views while you bathe. the master bathroom also features an outdoor shower, which is a throwback to the old hawaiian days when all the bathrooms were outside. there's also a private master lanai to enjoy a couple of the sunsets. imagine this as your backyard. long blue water, amazing surf, tropical breezes. this really is an island paradise. i hope you enjoyed touring one of the most beautiful houses in maui. now i'm going to go for a dip. >> after the break, we tour an empeckably des

on his balcony overlooking honolulu, penn showed me. >> it was sad, i didn't have a full grasp and meaningt was good. >> reporter: his firsthand knowledge of germany and its language made him an ideal recruit for u.s. army intelligence. at age 24 he started interrogating german p.o.w.s at the camp. a secret part of fort hunt. >> i sat across from soldiers who in combat would have killed me, and i would have killed them. my job was to get as much useful information as possible. >> reporter: you were face to face with the forces that destroyed your family? >> they were the enemy. they were treated as the enemy. you can't let your emotions get away from you. you also have a job to do. >> it's an amazing story to think about what was going through the minds of these german born jewish american interrogators as they were sitting face to face with someone who may have been responsible for interning relatives of theirs in a concentration camp. >> by quest to uncover what happened here, all started with a chance encounter in 2006. >> a ranger given a tour of the old military base, fort hunt, in re

in honolulu. what does the new hollywood look like? i will answer from the movie level.dios but us are generally owned by very large fiscally conservative fortune 100 companies. when you look at where how they would was and where it started, , with ther studio exception of maybe some small independents that are not on the radar, but every major studio is owned by a fortune 100 company. ago, hollywood was about box office. there was no tv, no dvd, no netflix, no ancillary market. everything was judged on what the movie cost and what box office did and that's how the entire industry has been built and how it's been reported on. for example, i did ask you what a movie did last weekend or what was the highest grossing movie of all time, and 99% of people would say avatar or titanic and they would know that. fact is that's irrelevant to the movie business today. box officeater, film is about 20% of the pie. because these companies, warner bros. cooccur mount, foxx, universal, are all owned by huge companies like news corp. or viacom, and so they don't actually have to report

the honolulu star advertiser says the governor has demanded that they open some of the roads as the llama moves closer to home. officials took a firsthand look at the lava flow during a helicopter ride friday. so far little vegetation has burned but some people are moving livestock as a precaution. >>> "wall street journal" says the athletic brand adidas is losing pop lartd among the u.s. customers. it's slipped to number 3 for the first time now trailing nike and under armour. the ceo of adidas who started in june understand's the company's need to look at ids brand. it needs to move into other sports. >>> a recently discovering asteroid is scheduled to make afully-by. the small rock is the size of a five-story building. it poses no risk to earth or other spas craft. when it pops up on monday that's the distance between the earth and moon. you'll have to have a telescope to see this one. you won't see it with your eyes. >> and it's tough to see in new york with all the -- >> with all the everything all of everything. >>> and the white cobra that got the hook in thousand oaks after keepin

last year hawaii news now, a tv station in hawaii, shared the story of a woman in honolulu. she had been asking for a raise for over a year to no avail. her employers acknowledged that she was underpaid but they didn't do anything about it. then she found out a new male-hire with less experience would be paid $5,000 more to do the same job. she is not alone. in hawaii a woman makes, on average, 83 cents for every dhar a -- for every dollar a man maifntle while that's better than the national average, it is still not equal pay for equal work. research shows that the gender gap in pay begins with a woman's first job and widens from there. so when a young woman graduates and takes her place in the workplace, her starting line is already behind that of her male colleagues. that makes it harder for her to catch up, no matter how hard she works. and the women i know, they work incredibly hard and many of them are heads of households and sole breadwinners which makes the pain equality that much tougher for them. the gender pay gap persists even for workers with the same level of ex