honolulu, a place called the golden boutique, four men said to be dressed in the nines, $1 million worthf watches gone. a pattern was emerging except as we found out, no one could see it at the time. for one thing as former chief told us other problems seemed more pressing back then. >> in 1993, 1994 the u.s. had a crime epidemic robberies. rapes, murders, violent crime and early 1993 is when the world trade bombing occurred. many countries were focused on terrorism as well. >> there was a another reason, too. this was a pre-911 era where companies did not share information. >> the standard operating proceed was you collect fingerprints, witness testimony and you put it in a database and you compare it against other information from your own country. you don't compare it internationally. >> of course, the internet had barely begun. google was just a funny word. e-mail only for nerds. cell phones were still a luxury item back then and connections among national police forces were rare. all in all, a great time to be an international jewel thief. but then one of the thieves made a mistake.

. -- pier seven, which was in honolulu. i remember carrying my duffel bag and they would call out our name and get out our first names. when we got there, they called akaka, and i would say "daniel k" and get on board. there were five berths stacks and we would take one and that is where we slept. there were gang showers and gang toilets. it was not a huge change. we had our own mess kits, so we ate using those mess kits. we would also wash using them, dipping it into these tubs. that is how it was. in those days, we zigzagged. by the way, i went to the pacific during that time. our first landfall was the marshall islands. we landed at the dock at that time. after that, they took us out and moved us to guam. we got into guam, and after guam they moved us to saipan. that is where i was when the war ended. it was in saipan that i was, and it was there where the american bombers again to fly to japan to bomb japan. it was the place where the atom bomb took off, which brother brought the surrender. -- which brought about the su

welcome to honolulu.nconventional flight attendant keeps passengers on their toes. >> once the seat belt sign is turned off, get your stuff and get out. >> i don't like you. >>> and in kentucky, another irreverent flight attendant, this time in handcuffs, you'll never believe what she does next. >> excuse me! that was my [ bleep ] i.d. >> when "caught on camera: workplace gone wild" continues. >>> ladies and gentlemen, my name is kurt steker. i'm your senior flight attendant and i am running for president of the united states. >> flight attendant kurt steker is on a mission. >> welcome aboard, all passengers. >> in these days of painfully long lines and overcrowded flights, he's determined to lighten the mood. >> let me tell you, as president of the united states, if there is a decompression on this aircraft, every man, woman, and child on this aircraft will receive oxygen. when i hear a flight attendant or gate agent, you know, making announcements, you can tell they're just reading. >> place the mask ov

no problems in honolulu either that's the case in many areas, temperatures seasonal slightly above where they should be. things again look good in the west and quiet. hopefully stay that way. >> television legend calling it quits after 40 years, plus a new warning for all unite owls out there. >>> a wrong way driver causes a very dangerous situation. details in two. >>> a major announcement from legendary announcer bob schieffer at his alma mater tcu. >> i wanted this to be the place, and i wanted you all to be the first to know that this summer i'm going to retire. >> that retirement announcement after more than half a century in journalism. he's also been the host of cbs "face the nation" for the past 24 years. >>> a scary collision caught on a dash camera. watch the suv pull on the highway facing the wrong direction and slam into an oncoming tractor-trailer. the driver of the suv might have been intoxicated and also might have been trying to take her own life. >>> from the "new york times" being a night owl may be bad for your health. a new study shows men who are night owls were sign

. >> i'm liking honolulu 82. >> they have a reputation for better weather than most. >> i hear abouthat. all right, thanks bill karins. >>> our first look at jared leto as the new joker. david ayers, director of "suicide squad," tweeted this photo, where is jared? could be a reference to the d.c. comics cover. >>> eddie murphy will awarded the 2015 mark 29 prize for humor. he'll receive the 18thal wall prize at the kennedy center. >>> madonna on "the tonight show" last night. boy, she left the halls of 30 rock ringing. >> very impressive. >> jimmy fallon said it was the best performance ever on the show. ♪ ♪ i just want to go out tonight ♪ ♪ let me go out tonight. >> she's what 56 57? she's still going strong. >> i mean the hallway's bland. they made it look -- it was entertaining, it was choreographed, the shooting was beautiful. >> it was awesome. i'm richard lui. this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day here on nbc. >>> to our top story today. those two tornados that tore a path through central illinois so far we know at least one person is dead seven ot

worst of all is los angeles ranked number one followed by san francisco, honolulu new york and seattle. and get this when compared to major cities around the world, we only rank 74th. meanwhile, mexico city is considered the worst in north america. now, there was some interesting statistics in this survey by tom-tom. from 2013-2014, researchers say that congestion here in our region increased by about 3%. also they say that for a 30-minute commute that drivers locally face 78 hours of delays each year. they also say that the best commutes during peak periods meaning if you have to drive during rush hour here in our region are on friday morning or monday evenings and they say that the worst commute times in our region are tuesday, wednesday and thursday mornings. and thursday evenings are also particularly bad according to these researchers. one last note they say that the most congested day in 2014 was on april 30th which is interesting because we went back and looked at the archives of stories we covered at sporting events, weather events. nothing stood out to us as being a cause of b

honolulu, portland, and new york are now trying to mimic that program. >> trend setters we are here. >>> a former giants fan favorite could soon be playing for the team across the bay. details on that story next. >>> and this morning, we are looking at pretty light traffic, especially coming through the  altamont pass, where yesterday we had a big rig that jackknifed on 680. nothing like that this morning. we'll get you up to speed after this. >>> the injury riddled giants wrapping up their series in arizona, as kris expresses their frustration after losing last night. >> i just can't believe we're injury-riddled this early in the season. starting on the mound tonight, chris heston. starting in place of matt cain, who was placed on the 15-day disabled list with an elbow injury. >> that pitching staff has taken some hits early here. brandon belt may also be out tonight. belt strained his groin during the fourth inning last night. he's set to get an mri today to determine just how serious that injury is. >> and jake peavy is not on the dl, but he could end up there. peavy is question

rounding out the top 5, san francisco, honolulu, new york and seattle. >> i've seen the surveys before. we're always in the top one or two. did their traffic get worse or ours get better? >> i think there's got worse. >> that's our broadcast. we're ♪ ♪ whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ ♪ oh yeah ♪ [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at fowllonyourola.com. >>> is barbara walters trying to get monica lewinsky to join "the view"? what we've learned about a report that she could be hired to boost barbara's show. ♪♪ >>> people can have, you know competing ideas and bearing viewpoints on things. >> it's a great issue on "the view.” >> ratings just aren't the same and a former co-host is sounding off. >> i think the titanic might go down. >> is monica part of barbara's secret plan. hear what lskewinpey's ople and "the view" tell us today. >> beyonce shuts down new york's chanel show. what went on inside with her and pharrell? >> could there be a collaboration in the works? >> also flashbacks. punky brewster today in a bikini. >> plus arnold on his return as the terminator. >> i'll be b

honolulu is third worst, followed by new york and seattle. but hold on we're not done. san jose ranks sixth on the list for worst traffic. as for the international cities istanbul turkey is the worst in the world for traffic. mexico city checks in at number two. >>> facebook is expanding. the social network has some new office space, and it certainly is eye-catching. take a look at the roof. according to facebook founder mark zuckerberg it's a 9-acre park with outdoor spaces to work. it's huge! facebook says it's the largest open-floor plan in the world. it can fit thousands of people in the world. he also made sure that the building feel like a work in progress because the company's mission to connect the world is still a work in progress. >> that's so cool. >> i want to be there. >> we need one on top of nbc. >> wouldn't that be nice? >> we're back in a moment. >>> it's a different kind of happy hour. just hold the ice and help your wallet. two san francisco bars are raising awareness about our drought. wish bar in the soma neighborhood, and bond bar in the mission, a

in one instance, the honolulu campus said a graduate found a job as an accountant when she was reallyking at taco bell. the department says they hired its own graduates for temp jobs in order to inflate their job placement rate. >>> a california judge is keeping pot on the list of most dangerous drugs. the case stems from a marijuana grow operation. it's the first time in decades a federal court has seriously considered marijuana's classification as a schedule one drug. those are defined as having no accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse. marijuana's place in that category puts states that legalized the drug at odds with federal law. >>> 4:56. more water cutbacks in the bay area neighborhood. the penalty you may face if you are caught breaking the rules. >>> good morning, everybody. it's thursday, april 16. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm brian hackney. frank mallicoat is golfing this morning. >> he is. >> not a bad idea. some prominent catholics are taking their case to pope francis to try to get the archbishop of san francisco removed. anne makovec is at st. mary's cathedr

the airline is launching daily nonstop flights from sfo know honolulu in november and to maui in decemberckets start at $199 each way. >>> home burglaries shoot up in one bay area neighborhoods. the trend that's drawing in criminals. >> i'm no angel. >> i'm no angel. >> taking sexy back. the plus sized brand getting major attention for this powerful beauty me (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >>> there's been a shocking increase in home blares in berkeley in recent -- burglaries in berkeley in recent months up 220% over last year. francisco and grant street, dwight and he is worth and woolsey and looston most ha

the burlingame airline will begin daily nonstop flights from sfo to honolulu in november. it will also start service to maui in december. tickets are already on sale and start at $199 one way. >>> a woman says she was not allowed on a flight from hawaii to san jose because she has cancer. kpix 5's maria medina explains what happened. >> i have multiple myeloma, you're taking me off the airplane because i don't have a doctor's note saying i can fly. >> reporter: elizabeth sedway's vacation ended like this. >> i'm being removed as if i'm a criminal. >> reporter: kicked off an alaska airlines flight that was supposed to get her back to san jose monday evening. >> it was shocking. i had flown -- we had flown for five years with this same diagnosis and i -- i -- i felt humiliated. >> reporter: elizabeth says she has blood cancer and because she can get sick easily she put on a surgical mask at the airport in hawaii just before her flight. that got the flight crew's attention. >> she asked me a bunch of signs, well, you know, how are you? can i get you anything? >> reporter: she

honolulu at three.t the very top, san francisco and los angeles, no surprise. >>> and we all love that beatles classic. ♪ hey jude ♪ >> written for john lennon's young son julian who he had with his first wife, cynthia lennon who has died tonight. >>> and joni mitchell hospitalized in l.a. after she was found unconscious in her home. tonight, the grammy winner said to be awake now and in good spirits. >>> and that mystery in the hollywood hills the grandson of oil tycoon j. paul getty. authoritying revealing andrew likely died of natural causes or an accident. >>> and when we come back here tonight, look at this. the dominos delivery without the delivery man. the robot now coming to your home? this guy stunned. come on back. we're looking for above-normal snowfall. a major storm system. widespread travel problems going to be a concern, all throughout the day. the promise of the cloud is that every individual and organization has unlimited access to information, at any time, no matter where they are. wea

san francisco honolulu, second and third. >>> this is an ugly april fool's joke. sharing this photo. i think we have it for you. he was in a full body cast. trust me. looky for pats fans it wasn't real. >>> now it's time for your brew on this responses. a pizza shop closing its doors after protests and online threats because the owner said he would refuse to cater a gay wedding. should it be forced to close? >> if someone didn't want my business i wouldn't want to give it to them. >> denise said they have to right to determine their own customer base. >> kimberly writes, it is irrational those calling for tolerance themselves cannot tolerate the believes of others on which our country was founded. >> join us online for that conversation #keeptalking on the "fox and friends first" facebook page. we hope you have a great day. "fox and friends" starts right now. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >>> good morning. it is thursday april 2nd. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert now. overnight a terror attack on a college campus. masked gunmen opened fire forcing t

[laughter] and so here is ingrid and her family in honolulu. this is her the last time that i interviewed her and in the course of my career as a journalist a single subject is always fascinating me. it is confronting the universal question why do good people suffer. in my own life that has often been phrased in a less traumatic way than the new lives suffering, after all is universal as part of the human condition and we lose people that we love and we go on and it happens to all of us. but the question is what then do we do when we do not know what to do. over the course of my research the characters of my book provided me with many new answers to back this dilemma up. often i was extremely inspired by the japanese idea which means to persevere in the face of unendurable suffering. but they

[laughter] and here is ingrid and her family in honolulu. this is ingrid the last time i interviewed her. in the course of my career as a journalist a single subject has always fascinated me. it is the subject articulated in the biblical story of job that confronts the universal question, why do good people suffer? in my own life that question has often been phrased in a less dramatic way than in the lives of ingrid and sue me suffering after all is universal part of the human condition. we lose people that we love. we go on. it happens to all of us. but the question is what then do we do when we don't know what to do. over the course of my research the characters in my book provided me with many new answers to that dilemma. often i was extremely inspired by the japanese idea to persevere in the face of unendurable suffering. but they don't mean like in some kind of flaky way. they find some kind of practice whether it's buddhist meditation, calligraphy, judo, architecture tea ceremony. they do some daily practice that helps them persevere i

from honolulu. great guest. you are looking to get him. thank you very much.up, the first commercial communications satellite launched fit years ago today. -- 50 years ago today. ♪ cory: i am cory johnson. the satellite businesses booming. tech companies launching satellites to focus on internet access. tv companies launching satellites to focus on tv. launching by satellites to focus on us. an entire business did 50 years ago today when the first commercial communications satellite was launched called earlybird. six degrees above the equator. opening up communication between europe and north america. he joins us now. happy 50th anniversary. what was the satellite like and -- what was it like gecko >> earlybird was only two feet by two and a half feet inside. 70 pounds total. it carried about 240 phone channels from circuits. one television channel. that was it. if you can pair that today over six times in math. probably about the size of half a football field when you stretch it out, and it is capable of 100 gigabytes or more in terms of capabilities. dramati

top three, los angeles san francisco and honolulu. >> san francisco worst traffic. but best views. very nice. if you are stuck in traffic you can look around. >> may get blown around today. it is windy, drew. >> the winds will be with us tomorrow. not as breezy fwhau will help to cool us off. a nice end to the workweek. a lot of sunshine and then a little rain to talk about. finally seeing a little bit of a good pattern change. tonight clear skies up above. live outside our explore tore yum camera showing you the tower aglow on this evening. the breezes have calmed down. the trees not moving much. the forecast calls for a sunny mild end to the workweek. as you look at the weekend, we turning cooler ahead of a cold front moving our way. that cold front will bring us a chance of showers as we move in to easter sunday. as you look at our winds right now along the coast we are pretty gusty. as you look at the cameras, half moon bay 23 miles an hour. pretty calm around much of the bay. that's good news. keeping temperatures on the mild side out there. right now in the low to mid-50s. 57

yesterday virgin america announced new service from san francisco to honolulu in november. in december they will launch new service to maui. a new airbus will be used. >>> the group pushing to have the face of a woman on u.s. currency narrowed its choice down to four. they are the finalists to replace president andrew jackson. the vote is underway now and will wrap up in a few weeks. they are petitioning the white house to make the change by 2020. >>> an inmate whew scaped in the bay area found half way across the country, how he got so far and the roles authorities played. >> trying to stop destructive fires in san francisco. the buildings inspectors are looking at and the dangerous unreported violations they found. >> and a simple tool for a tricky rescue. how firefighters rescued a puppy trapped 50 feet down a pipe. ♪ ♪ ♪ have a day to remember. it's easy with a free red velvet cake with a 10 piece meal or larger. >>> breaking news. an incident on a cal train train, it stopped a train that hillsdale station. cal train was tweeting that the train was stopped because of a

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they are offering a $199 one way to honolulu. the deal does only apply to weekday flights which exclude weekends and holidays. >>> you can enjoy popular shows on hbo without paying for cable. hbo's new streaming service hbo now officially arrived on apple tv today for a $14.99 fee. it will be available on other devices and streaming services as well. hbo had promised to release the new service ahead of sunday's eagerly anticipated "game of thrones" premiere. >> the rain is mostly gone now, but it did leave it quite the sight. >> look at this rainbow that was tweeted out today. thanks for that, drew. it was sent to him by an abc 7 news viewer. >> you can see the rainbow right over sfo. >> all of a sudden the weather right here across the embarcadero has become windy. let's show you what's going on. the nature of this system right now is widely scattered pockets of heavy downpours of stormy weather. check out the thunderstorm cell moving through oh san pablo bay right now around hercules. we have hail reported near pleasant hill an

as fdr said to a reporter in honolulu in 1944 in response to voice fears that such a policy would prolong the war that was not a bad thing. quote, that been a good deal of complaints among some of the nice, high-minded people about untraditional surrender that we changed the term, that if we changed the term unconditional surrender, germany might surrender more swiftly. that it is too tough and too rough. unconditional surrender still stands, asked the reporter? yes, said roosevelt. practically all germans deny the fact that they surrendered in the last war, but this time they are going to know it. fdr felt so strong on the subject he wants it to secretary of the treasury henry morgenthaler, quote we got there have to castrate the german people we have to treat them in such matter so they can't just go and reproducing people who want to continue the way they have in the past. i want to speak a bit about hitler. hitler's image has changed over the years. of a hitler's attempted extermination of the jewish race takes center stage. so it's easy to forget that he was just as methodical about

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joining us now from honolulu is james, the former u.s.mbassador to nepal served there from 2004 to 2007 and senior director for asia for the national security council at the white house. he's in the private sector working on business development in the region. ambassador first of all i assume you've been in touch with friends, colleagues in nepal. what are you hearing about the rescue operation? >> well you know in kathmandu, most of my friends have survived just fine except they're almost all out in the open areas. there are reports that aid is getting out very slowly and that is only to be expected. the country is so rugged the roads are largely broken that it's going to be extremely difficult getting aid into the areas outside of kathmandu that need it. >> let me play something for you. valerie is the un under secretary general for humanitarian affairs and spoke to christiane amanpour about the challenges of getting to the desperate areas, those in desperate need right now. listen to this. >> the difficulty is that nepal is a mountaino

she went to have her baby so she could say she didn't all the while having the daily newspapers in honolulu being born there and just to guarantee he'd have the best chance to win a majority of the country's votes she gave him a real kid next door name, barrack hussein obama. this is where the crazies in this country live. those that believe this story of the president's roots. this january a poll found one in five of us say obama isn't an illegal citizen of the country. he is sent to our highest office. no wonder 31% of the country says he doesn't believe in what the president is doing to get a deal with iran. 2-thirds of them don't think he's here legally. they're stuck in here to begin with and his oath of office cooked up by strange forces starting with his mommy. as bill clinton would say, give me a break. and that's hardball for now. sure is. thanks for be with us. all in with chris hayes starts right now. it really is that nutty. >> tonight on all in. >> it's been a tough week. >> what a difference a day makes. nascar joins the chorus against indiana's religious freedom bill and the

airline offering 199 dollar one way fare to honolulu for travel starting november the second. it will then expand to maui december 3rd. deal applies to weekday flights exclude weekends and holiday through the end of february. this fare sale ends at 10:00 p.m. on wednesday. act fast. >> in the sierra today they saw the lowest snow of the season. take a look at what it look like couple hours ago from the cal-trans camera on interstate 80. reporter george warren has more. t.here on highway 20 east of nevada city. cal-trans worker said he hadn't seen this the much snow this low all season. chain control up at 4000 feet. catching family from washington state off guard from washington state off guard. they drove down here without chains. not expecting to see april snow fall in drought stricken california. >> you know what? we haven't seen much snow where we are from either. kind of funny we drive all the way down here and we get snow in. typical year it's not unusual of course to see snow in early april. but this isn't a typical year. that's what makes the snow fall so special here

in one instance, their honolulu campus said a graduate had found a job as an accountant when she was taco bell. the department says in other cases, the company actually hired its own graduates for temp jobs in order to inflate the job placement rate. >>> a california judge declined to remove marijuana from the list of most dangerous drugs. the case stems from a marijuana grow operation. it is the first time in decades a federal court has seriously considered marijuana's classification as a schedule 1 drug. those are defined as having no accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse. marijuana's place in that category puts states that have legalized the drug at odds with federal law. >>> a florida man is in jail tonight after landing a personal aircraft on the lawn of the u.s. capitol building. craig boswell reports the man says that he was just delivering a message. >> reporter: it's not a bird and it's not a plane. a florida man managed to land what's called a gyrocopter on the grounds of the u.s. capitol in washington wednesday afternoon. visitors never expected to see this o

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i believe that would be what 6:30 in honolulu. >> your updates are -- >> for viewer in we talking aboutit's actually yesterday. they played yesterday. >>> let's check the forecast once again with dr. rob marciano. what you got? >> by the way, ron has generously offered his tickets to me for a week from monday night's game. he couched it. >> tentative. >> yeah, whatever that means. thank you, ron. here's are a live shot south in new york there's the empire state building, got to love that. temperatures 59 degrees. there's one world trade. what a glorious start. this will be the best day of the year so far. going to up to 75 maybe higher than that. it will be the warmest one. with that dry air ever we have red flag warnings with fire danger across the northeast. we're been fortunate with the snow pack across new england that it hasn't melted with all the rain. out west, they would take the rain if they could get it. 76 degrees in los angeles, 69 in san francisco. 8 old in medford and -- 80 degrees in medford an potter land oregon. we're watching the severe threat today and tomorrow. >> re

in one instance, heald's honolulu campus said a graduate had found a job as an accountant, she was workingred its own graduates for temp jobs to inflate its job placements rate. >>> a california judge decided to keep marijuana on the list of most dangerous drugs. the case stems from a marijuana grow operation. it's the first time in decades a federal court has seriously considered marijuana's classification as a schedule one drug. those are defined as having no accepted medical use and high potential for abuse. marijuana's place in that category puts states that have legalized the drug at odds with federal law. >>> it is 5:55. as the bill to force children to get vaccinated stalls in the senate, encouraging news on the outbreak that sparked the debate. >> and a prayer in a local newspaper. what bay area "catholics" are asking the pope to do. on his quest, jack ventured far and wide. through dust, fog and rain. until he smelled something legendary. garlic herb butter. jack knew what to do. take the cowboy with him. and that's how the buttery jack came to be. our juiciest, butteriest cravies

other 380 plus men who died are buried here at the national memorial cemetery of the pacific in honolulu. they are memorialized buried with honor as men who went down with the "uss oklahoma." but they are not buried as individuals. they're buried as a group. and that might be about to change. today the pentagon announced that they will exhume the remains of those lost service members from the "uss oklahoma" so they can do the analysis that could identify them individually and get those sailors home to their families for a final resting place all these years late ever. pentagon officials now believe they have the technology and the know-how to get this done three-quarters of a century after the sinking of the "oklahoma," so they'll try. rear admiral mike franken saying the defense department is now, quote, prepared to begin this solemn undertaking. solemn undertaking, indeed, just an amazing story. we will let you know more as we learn more. stay with us. 0 >>> the national portrait gallery in washington, d.c. is a national treasure, a smithsonian museum free to the public. it's yours aft

the burlingame airline will begin daily nonstop flights out of sfo to honolulu in november and startn december. tickets on sale starting at $199 each way. >>> a woman says she was not allowed on an airline flight from hawaii to san jose because she has cancer. elizabeth said way says she gets sick easily so she put on a surgical mask at the airport before the monday flight. that got the attention of the alaska airlines flight crew. >> he asked me. how are you, can i get you anything? >> she says she was told she needed a doctor's note to confirm she was well enough to fly. alaska airlines is apologizing for the way the situation was handled and will cover the costs of the family's overnight stay. >>> we are getting a sneak peek at the new smart train through marin and sonoma counties. a viewer sent us this video of one of the trains on a test run. the transit agency took possession of the first of seven trains over the weekend. rail service does not begin until later next year. but you will start seeing trains moving along as crews test the tracks. it will eventually connect larkspur

. >> san francisco's pit-stop program is so successful that now portland, honolulu and new york are lookinghem available as well. >>> life long prayer is answered in texas. two long lot of sisters have finally able to meet for the very first time through the power of course of facebook. there it is. emotional brace between cindy daniels and her sister dina heard. long lot of siblings found each other through a simple facebook search. after a friend request and a lot of talking. the two a ranged a meeting at the airport in houston. even though it's the first time they've met face to face, these sisters say they feel they've actually known each other for a lifetime. >> we always thought something is missing in my heart and i always asked god if it's your will i would like to me my sister some day when she contacted us god answered my prayer because she's standing here right now. >> daniels says she knew about her sister because of an old photo her father kept in his bedside. it was on a whim she decided to do some digging on social media. >> wow! >>> tonight we're taking taking you in focus t

sailors and marines who perished at pearl harbor and who are now buried in anonymous mass graves in honoluluar-old survivor of the attack who's been working tirelessly through the years to identify as many fallen sailors and marines as possible. ♪ >> december 7th 1941 a date which will live in infamy. >> with nearly 2400 killed the japanese bombardment on pearl harbor remains one of the deadliest attacks in u.s. history. minutes after the first bombs dropped, the uss oklahoma capsized and sank. 429 sailors and marines went down with it. more than 70 years later, the majority of those service members are still in hawaii, buried in mass graves. their remains never identified marked simply with a set of numbers and one word unknowns. their comrade, navy veteran and pearl harbor survivor ray emery, believes that's not enough. he's embarked on a final military campaign of sorts. his mission, to restore the names of the fallen. for years, he scoured through medical and service records, trying to piece together who's who. all while pushing the government to do the same. this week the pentagon annou

flights to honolulu begin in november. and then in december virgin will launch service to maui.in order to celebrate, the burlingame airline will offer special prices of $199 each way. tickets are on sale now. >>> i'm kimberly tere live at the san francisco international airport with the story of a bay area man who was trapped in yemen. how he was able to escape the country where violence continues to escalate. i'll have the details, coming up. >>> also the size fooled no one. the so-called mrs. doubtfire bank robber wanted by police. >>> plus, a massive die-off in the pacific ocean. scientists mystified as to why millions of starfish are dying and how it's changing the ocean's food chain. >>> it does sound like something straight out of a movie. a san francisco man says he dodged bullets and bombs as he worked to escape from a country on the brink of war. tonight he is back in the bay area, and he has a troubling message about more americans he says are still trapped in yemen. nbc bay area's kimberly tere is live at san francisco international with more on how he says he escape

i believe that would be, what, 6:30 in honolulu. >> thank you for the translation. >> your updates aree talking about? >> i was talking about international datelines. other issues there. >> i was told there would be no math on this show. >> it's actually yesterday. they played yesterday. >>> let's check the forecast once again with dr. rob marciano. what you got? >> by the way, ron has generously offered his tickets to me for a week from monday night's game. how about that? he couched it. >> tentative. >> yeah, whatever that means. thank you, ron. >> it means they're not yours yet. >> did you just eat something? >> not looking good. >> sorry. >> here's a shot looking south to new york. gotta love that. yeah. temperatures right now, 59 degrees. some motion. one world trade. what a glorious start. this is going to be the best day of the year so far. get it up to about 75. maybe higher than that. i think this will be the warmest one. with that, some dry air. yeah, we have red flag warnings for fire danger across parts of the northeast. we have been very fortunate that the snow pack hasn't

honolulu is number three. san jose is the sixth worst spot for traffic in the country. as for international traffic spots, istanbul turkey and mexico city are the two top culprits. >>> turning an old bay area naval station into a testing ground for a possible car of tomorrow. honda is now testing new cars with automated driving at the concord naval weapons station. honda and the city of concord made the announcement today. the 5,000 acre former navy base has 20 miles of paved city-like roads and buildings which makes it a perfect place for testing. honda first showed off the automated cars last year demonstrating how they can merge on and off highways on their own. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. it was breezy blowing, all sorts of things flying around in the air today. >> i know. i mentioned it earlier. i had the windows open to start the day. as the wind got kicking, i had to shut them because the pollen was whipping around so much. i know a lot of you might be coughing a lot today, some itchy eyes. we'll talk more about the wind in a moment.

but over the years charles kaneshiro, the president of an international architecture firm based in honolulu, sees a storm brewing in his industry. >> the majority of our schools in hawaii are older so their design to standards that existed fifty years ago. more current schools are being designed with school safety in mind, and obviously that's because of, you know, columbine and more recently, sandyhook. i don't think anybody twenty years ago could imagine, you know, something like that happening in a public school, i mean, we send our kids to go to school to learn not to be killed. >> reporter: alconel has worked as a school resource officer for three years. he says he has noticed that with the rising risk of school violence, there are inherent challenges with protecting schools with multiple buildings. >> trespassers can gain access to our campus 360 degrees making it nearly impossible for us to maintain a secure campus. unless we have the manpower to hold hand by hand and surround the school, its pretty much impossible to keep somebody out. >> there's all this fear now that i may send my

for now, honolulu, portland, and new york are trying to mimic that program. >>> the election to determine who will fill san jose's open city council street is beginning to a runoff. so far, 86% of the ballots have been tallied. tim orozco is leading the race. however, orozco still well short of the majority. he would need to win the race outright. the race fielded ten candidates. the top two will meet in a runoff election on june 23rd. >> the bidens are coming to the bay area. vice president joe biden and his wife jill will be here tomorrow and friday. the couple will stop in oakland to talk, and jill will talk about the obama administration's commitment to community colleges. >>> want to get your texas groove on? it just got a little easier to fly from the south bay to the lone star state. starting today, southwest launching a nonstop service between san jose's international and dallas's love field. love field is also southwest's major hub. to celebrate, southwest is hosting a texas-themed kickoff. celebration this afternoon with your cowboy hat on perhaps at san jose's airport. >>> the

--employees >> catherine: honolulu seattle and york.o clear up any misunderstanding with the new law in indiana after it >> reporter: as kit ready for a little warm up for it and have your full forecast coming up. >> reporter: the little boy is ok this step of bonds and bruises. deleading your old was sleeping and ran away from the scene to read he has been charged with a felony and the boy is expected to recover is expected to recover from the bonds and bruises current house its a different story print of them will have to stay with friends and family and to the house is prepared to rid his parents say that they are grateful. >> reporter: in woman goes on in the early morning jog when a carson comes up and nowhere and slams into art. the driver is cooperating with them. the police is not believe that it has anything to do with alcohol or drugs. >> catherine: facing a national uproar indiana's governor is asking to fix it. he still stays that is all one big misunderstanding. >> as i expected this type of backlash. heavens no. >> catheri

ron, i was just wondering where the madrassas are in honolulu.uess there were some in indonesia, but this shot at this guy is right up there with the mao mao charge. he's some third worlder, not one of us even after all these years. >> huckabee's constituents or who he thinks his constituency, is they believe this kind of stuff. they nod their heads when they says this kind of stuff. they tune into his tv show when he says this kind of stuff. this is, you know this is his stock and trade. >> well robert it seems to me he's narrowing his constituency when he takes shots at the big city. okay, the language may be a little racier in big cities can i live with that, but what's the point of saying it unless you're cultivating the anti-big city vote that doesn't like the sophisticates or even the trashy-talking people. i mean what's the point? does he intend to rule this country without ever coming into contact with new yorkers? new yorkers? >> well, you know where the anti-big city vote does pay attention is in iowa, and if you're an evangelical conse

honolulu and new orleans in the low 80s. chicago and seattle near 60.esident obama hosting japan's prime minister today at the white house. there will be a special arrival ceremony this morning and a lavish state dinner tonight. >> that dinner will mark the debut for a new set of white house china. look at it there. the president checked out a coffee cup yesterday while holding his own much less ornate container. >> some pieces are gold trimmed most feature a teal blue band of color. the white house has dubbed them the like say the name of the mountain. >> kahlua. >> kahlua blue. >> pretty ring, huh? >> nice little ring to it. >> do you like that? >> i do like that. >> this is in honor of the president's home state of hawaii. >> it's about time. what year are we in? sixth, seventh year of his presidency? >> he's got a year and a half to eat off those plates. >> it's a good thing he wasn't a one-term president. i guess you wouldn't get any china. >> never would have gotten his plates. we've got "the skinny" coming your way. >> a superstar singer taking a