it is going to take off from sfo and go to honolulu interfacial airport. they renamed it the friendship today after the very first 747 united flew from sfo to hawaii. that was in the '70s. a lot of people dressed up in '70s outfits today. hope they have a great flight. >>> new developments in the scandal over hollywood mogul harvey weinstein. a bombshll article in "the new yorker" claims he hired private investigators to gather information about his accusers. according to the article he hired those investigators to discredit as much information as they could about the accusers before the sexual harassment allegations are made public. "the new yorker" claims two investigators were from a company run by former israeli intelligence. now ronan ferrell is a person who wrote the article. he was on "good morning america" this morning saying there are pages of documents to support his investigation. >> i think the extent of this, robin, i mean, this was a vast international campaign using high-level elite operatives, using fake identities, insinuating nems insinua

honolulu police say first he took a taxi to honolulu. a dispatcher with the cab company described his demeanor. >> so polite, nice, and interact the way he did. how do you tell? how do you protect your driver for 22 minutes in a car with this guy? >> reporter: they didn't know the polite passenger had been acquitted of murder by reason of insanity back in 1981 or that a prosecutor said he fills all the criteria of a classic serial killer. after his cab ride he chartered a plane to maui, then flew to san jose. he landed sunday night around 7:30. an airport spokesperson told abc 7 news on tuesday afternoon the airport security officer assisted the fbi and u.s. marshal's office in reviewing airport security footage at mineta. authorities say saito is dangerous and should not be approached. in 1993 a court denied his request for conditional release, saying he continued to suffer from sexual sadism and ne necrophilia. >> he has that propensity for committing another violent offense and we're concerned about that. >> police in honolulu were in

let's begin in honolulu. cnn's ryan nobles is traveling with the president, ryan. >> fredricka, good morning from honolulu. the president hoping that this trip to the asia pacific region can help him escape a little bit from all the controversies that he's dealing with in washington. this is an ambitious trip. he'll travel to five different countries and meet with some of the most important leaders in this region, particularly leaders that are being forced to confront head on the growing tension with north korea and the kim jong-un administration. the president will meet with the leaders of china, the leaders of japan, south korea, philippines and vietnam. these are all important players not just as it comes to national security but also ek knollically economically and the president expected to talk about trade deals with these different nations, especially in the wake of the administration deciding to pull out of the free trade pack that was initially hatched by the obama administration. now, we get back to

honolulu police say first he took a taxi to honolulu.tcher with the cab company described his demeanor. >> so polite, nice, and interact the way he did. how do you tell? how do you protect your driver for 22 minutes in a car with this guy? >> reporter: they didn't know the polite passenger had been acquitted of murder by reason of insanity back in 1981 or that a prosecutor said he fills all the criteria of a classic serial killer. after his cab ride he chartered a plane to maui, then flew to san jose. he landed sunday night around 7:30. an airport spokesperson told abc 7 news on tuesday afternoon the airport security officer assisted the fbi and u.s. marshal's office in reviewing airport security footage at mineta. authorities say saito is dangerous and should not be approached. in 1993 a court denied his request for conditional release, saying he continued to suffer from sexual necrophilia. >> he has that propensity for committing another violent offense and we're concerned about that. >> police in honolulu were investigating how saito

>> all right, ryan nobles in honolulu, thank you so much. joining me right now, cnn political commentator david swardlick and josh rogin, a "washington post" columnist. good to see you both. first, the president's five asian nations tour comes at a very prickly time. how much will the russia probe interfere, potentially, with trump's ability to assure, comfort, or even work with leaders worried about north korea? >> sure, fred, so i think at a minimum it's a distraction for the president, even though the administration, i think, would probably welcome this trip abroad, a chance to get away out of the daily grind of washington, the news of the russia investigation is going to follow them, it's going to keep us busy here, and i think that it also as you say lets leaders across the world know that this president is not on the same page with his members of congress here, he's not necessarily on the same page with people in his inner circle, and that gives them, i think, pause when they are having to negotiate with this president on matters of tr

the sun just rising in honolulu.p and the first lady minutes away from the start of their big asia trip. back live to hickman air force base as they arrive and ahead, a race for the governor of new jersey. what the christie legacy means for the republican candidate. hi. so i just got off the phone with our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight... four weeks without the car. okay, yep. good night. with accident forgiveness, your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. >> here is an incredible story. one american family is on their way back home after a harrowing encounter with pirates in the amazon. adam and emily and two young daughters had been travelling to south america for the last five years. on sunday the family was forced to hide in their camper as armed robbers ransacked their ferry. the family managed to swim to lapped and they lived off fruits and river water for close to three days before b

it's heading from here to honolulu. for a lot of people, aviation enthusiasts are on this plane, anxious to be a part of that flight. nei you know, this is a momentous moment. they're taking their time. >> i heard on the flight they're doing a retro thing, a throwback. >> not cuss m tums -- >> uniforms. >> uniforms for the flight attendants from the 1970s when they actually started frying this in 1970. we really want to take a look at this because this is history happening right here in the bay area as we watch the final flight, the united flight of the 747 take off from sfo heading to honolulu. >> to hawaii. that's a nice stop. >> why not end it in a nice tropical place like that? >> exactly. they're saying it's just not fuel efficient anymore. there are, of course, smaller planes that can fly faster and more cost efficient, but, you know, it's kind of a little cool piece of history right there. >> taking its time. that's okay. history being made there. >> they're leaving me. >> wait, kari -- that's why they're going s

>> reporter: dashcam video obtained by our honolulu affiliate shows him getting into the cab now carrying a large backpack and a cell

took a cab to from that facility to honolulu where he chartered a flight to maui. he then flew from maui to san jose. this is someone who was not guilty of a murder case in 1979 due to insanity. in that case the woman killed had been shot and

they are going to reenact that 747's first flight in 1970 from sfo to honolulu. about 11:00 this morning but first there will be a party we're expecting to see united employees saluting the flight, we also expect a water cannon salute from the fire department. there is going to be a party on board, passengers are encouraged to dress up in 1970s clothes. this flight sold out in an hour and a half so a lot of aviation enthusiasts gobbled up the tickets. we are excited to be part of this historical moment. now, in the '70s the 747 changed travel, changed flight, it could go further, it could carry more people, but planes are more efficient today so it is time to retire the 747. today will be the last revenue making flight. that flight again leaving at 11:00 this morning and then this plane will be retired -- will go to an aviation graveyard outside the mojave desert. should be fun today as everyone celebrates this historical moment. reporting live at sfo, amy hollyfield, abc 7 >> let's just say it's going to be in heaven. thank you, amy. >>> wayne freeman will be on

nbc's kelly o'donnell joins us once again from honolulu. with a good morning to you, what's it now, 6:00 a.m., a little better than the last time i spoke to you when it was pitch dark there. kelly, with a good day -- >> it's still dark, alex. >> i can tell it still is but not maybe as dark. it's a tour of high consequences, kelly. the issues related to the russia, 2016, campaign, all that interwoven activity potentially, this all remains as a backdrop, right? >> reporter: it certainly does. the president sort of carries with him whatever the issues are. in this case there are persistent questions that come up with the russia investigation, in part because of some of things the president is willing to talk about, like his criticism of the justice department saying he is frustrated by a department which he supervisors but has to take some distance. wishing they would take a look at hillary clinton and the democratic party. we've heard that criticism from the president before. right now it's 6:00 a.m. in honolulu. he visited pearl harbor along

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this is a live picture from honolu honolulu. he and the first lady spent the night there after honoring americans killed at pearl harbor. there, laying a wreath at the "uss arizona." fears of a potential new war echoing across the region that he will be visiting as he tours five asian nations beginning with japan. he'll be meeting with leaders unnerved by a nuclear armed north korea and the bellicose exchanges with president trump. also, the russia investigation and a new development. former campaign adviser carter page backing away from his earlier denials and confirms a meeting last summer with russia's deputy prime minister. even more significant, page says several members of the trump campaign knew about his moscow meeting and afterward he even sent an e-mail about it to a campaign aide. we have a lot to cover right now. cnn's ryan nobles joining us from honolulu. before the president gets to air force one, we understand that he made a rather impromptu visit there in honolulu. tell us more about it. >> the president and his

since we were just talk being that flight from sfo to honolulu, honolulu not on daylight saving time.they're doing just fine. >> they're cool. >>> coming back with another 90 minutes of news include joining forces to help fire victims. >>> harvey weinstein's army of spies and his reported a testimonies to silence his accusers. >>> more information on sunday's >>> good morning. it's coming up on 5:30 on this tuesday, november 7th. glad that you are making time for us. >> we're making time for you. we are all here for you this morning. we will kick it off -- it's a cool start. >> oh, yes, it feels like fall outside, maybe a little like winter as we're down to 32 degrees in novato. fog around ukiah, that will be around throughout the morning commute. for the rest of us it is pretty clear as you look from mt. tamalpais. low 40s to mid 50s. noon, 61 to 62, there is a little bit more, 59 to about 65 and then 51 at the coast at 7:00, the rest of us about 55 to 57. not going to be quite as chilly this evening so maybe a lighter blanket if you will be out watching the kids play some sports. >>

the president and first lady begin their day at honolulu w waikiki beat. they have partner nations and asia and everything that could be discussed about north korea and the nuclear threats there. but you were right, the issues related to russia are a back drop of this trip, in part, ba us the president has been talking about it. it certainly gives us the impression he is taking the controversy along for the ride. visiting an american paradise, a working stop in hawaii. the president and first lady pay their respects at pearl harbor. >> this is very special to be in hawaii and to be visiting pearl harbor, which i have read about, spoken about, heard about and studied, but i haven't seen. >> reporter: president trump laid a wreath at the uss arizona, nearly 76 years after the attack by japan. >> that history, a sober reminder of what's at stake now with north korea. president trump attended a closed-door briefing with the pacific command. key military leaders deeply involved in any north korea strategy. >> there's a lot of talent, a lot of tough people and t

her body was found in a car at a honolulu shopping mall. he is deciding as a static and ne necrophiliac. the prosecutor who has deadly with saito in the past issued a warning. >> he still has that inherent ability to commit another murder. >> that was joe fryer reporting. according to our honolulu affiliate, the suspect has been located in modesto. we have a crew on this story. >>> happening now, we're expecting to hear from three ucla basketball players arrested lack week in china. the players along with the head coach steve alvert and the school's athletic director are scheduled to speak at that press conference. you can see right now, you can see them up there. that press conference is going on live. now we -- all three of those players are expected to read statements but not take questions. overnight, the three freshmen arrived in los angeles and they are alleged to have shoplifted from a high-end store in china. yesterday on air force one, the president confirmed that he personally intervened to help those players out. this morning, he

flight for united airlines 747 just took off to retrace its very first trip from san francisco to honolulu. the flight was delayed a bit dealing within air-conditioning issue but chopper five is overhead as the iconic plane left sfo. they gathered opt roof of the parking garage to get a closer look. united is retiring the original jumbo jet that revolutionized long distance air travel when it debuted nearly 50 years ago. >> and more efficient aircraft has since replaced it. so as chris van cleave shows us united is giving the 747 a final tour. >> this is been my life and it feels like i'm almost losing a family member. >> captain tom spl at&t will be sharing the cockpit as united flies the 747 into the sunset. he recently brought his dad a retired pilot on a 747 flight. >> i still remember my first 747 flight where the seats in the very nose of the aircraft were first class today and sit on sofas and all that was just something that will never be done again. >> in 1966 pan am asked boeing for the biggest airliner ever starting from scratch and nearly bankrupting the company the yum boy jet

. >>> the president is heading first to honolulu. cnn's ryan nobles is already there. ryan, the president seems to be focused today more on the russia investigation than he is on asia. >> reporter: it does seem that way, wolf, and the president scheduled to touch down here in hawaii in about two hours. this is the first leg of the longest trip of his presidency and the longest trip by any president to the asia-pacific region since the george h.w. bush region. despite what his twitter feed is telling us today, it also offers the president an opportunity to escape from some of the controversies he's dealing with in washington. president trump took off from washington today for the longest trip of his presidency. and quickly got right back to tweeting. writing, bernie sanders supporters have every right to be apoplectic of the complete theft of the dem primary by crooked hillary. then, i always felt i would be running and winning against bernie sanders, not crooked h without cheating, i was right. he returned to attacking the media for not focussing enough on the democrat

>> reporter: dashcam video obtained by our honolulu affiliate shows him getting into the cab now carrying large backpack and a cell phone. later he asked his driver to hurry. at about 10:30 a.m., saito pays for a chartered flight to maui in cash. from there, he hops on a 12:25 p.m. hawaiian airlines flight to san jose that police say he booked online using an alias. saito lands in san jose two hours before state health official reported him missing. >> he still has that ability or inherent ability to commit another murder or some other violent crime. >> reporter: honolulu's prosecutor argued against him to have off site privileges in 2015. >> he was a risk of danger even with as escort. >> reporter: on tuesday hospital administrators wouldn't comment on why it took more than 10 hours to report randall saito missing. >> we need complete information before we are willing to share that and sharing that has to be coordinated with criminal investigation components. >> reporter: there are several questions still unanswered like how he got the bag, phone and cash, how he booked both flights and

from honolulu wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> what a fun trip. and what a workhorse that plane has been over these four decades. >> no kidding. i still get a kick over that lei that's over the body. >> that's cute. well, forecast is changing. weather's going to turn on us here. >> definitely not hawaiian weather, sandhya. >> not quite. we' we're going to be seeing some big changes as we head toward tomorrow evening. want to show you live doppler 7 right now and you will notice there is quite a bit of cloud cover. this is going to help to hold the temperatures up tonight. so don't worry. it's not going to drop down near freezing like it did this morning in some of our inland valleys. live doppler 7 showing you the larger picture, the storm that is coming in, and right now it does look pretty healthy. on our storm impact scale we have a level 1 system wednesday afternoon through thursday. we're looking at basically between a tenth to an inch of rain. the winds are going to gust out of the south anywhere from 35 to 45 miles an hour. with some brief

we're live on the ground in honolulu and tokyo. elizabeth: the g.o.p. plan goes under the microscope. we'll tell you the winners and losers and whether they kept promises about reforming the tax code. leland: president trump is call for an investigation or hillary clinton's deal with the dnc. new details this morning. ♪

on sunday he scaped from the honolulu mental hospital where he had been held since 1981 after he wasnd not guilty of murder by reason of insanity. abc 7 news reporter vic lee explains how saito was recaptured. >> reporter: randall saito escaped from the state hospital near honolulu sunday. he chartered a flight to maui. saito chatted with a cabdriver as they headed to the airport. he used the alias bill. saito had a backpack and a cell phone and was vague in his answer. >> are yu going to work? >> um, kind of sort of. >> kind of sort of. are you from maui? >> reporter: his cab fare was $90. he paid in cash. from maui he flew commercially to san jose. he ended up at a motel 6 in stockton. yesterday saito took a yellow cab on a shopping trip. jill martin, owner of the company did not his his face shown. he told us the driver had suspicions her fare was saito. the driver told us she later remembered his picture on tv. >> so i told the dispatch this morning, if he calls for me, i don't want anything to do with that. because that's the guy. and my boss called me. he's lucky are you sure?

. >> police in honolulu are investigating how he pulled off his escape.horities say he is dangerous and should not be approached. call 911 immediately if you see him. >>> and we are learning more about the victims and the gunman in a deadly shooting spree. less than an hour ago, the sheriff's office there clarified that six people, including the shooter died in corning. all of the victims killed were adults. overnight, investigators searched the gunman's home and found his wife's body. >> part of the investigation we were looking for his wife. we couldn't find her yesterday. we located her dead body, concealed under the floor of the residence last night. we believe that's probably what started this whole event. >> the sheriff's office says there are 14 victims total, seven of those children. investigators now digging deeper into the shooter's backgrund and that's where abc news reporter maggie ruly picks up the story. >> reporter: authorities are now saying kevin neil is the man responsible for a deadly shooting spree in northern california. >> individual

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from honolulu wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> what a fun trip.t a workhorse that plane has been over these four decades. >> no kidding. i still get a kick over that lei that's over the body. >> that's cute. well, forecast is changing. weather's going to turn on us here. >> definitely not hawaiian weather, sandhya. >> not quite. we' we're going to be seeing some big changes as we head toward tomorrow evening. want to show you live doppler 7 right now and you will notice there is quite a bit of cloud cover. this is going to help to hold the temperatures up tonight. so don't worry. it's not going to drop down near freezing like it did this morning in some of our inland valleys. live doppler 7 showing you the larger picture, the storm that is coming in, and right now it does look pretty healthy. on our storm impact scale we have a level 1 system wednesday afternoon through thursday. we're looking at basically between a tenth to an inch of rain. the winds are going to gust out of the south anywhere from 35 to 45 miles an hour. with some brief downpour

on sunday he scaped from the honolulu mental hospital where he had been held since 1981 after he wasot guilty of murder by reason of insanity. abc 7 news reporter vic lee explains how saito was recaptured. >> reporter: randall saito escaped from the state hospital near honolulu sunday. he chartered a flight to maui. saito chatted with a cabdriver as they headed to the airport. he used the alias bill. saito had a backpack and a cell phone and was vague in his answer. >> are yu going to work? >> um, kind of sort of. >> kind of sort of. are you from maui? >> reporter: his cab fare was $90. he paid in cash. from maui he flew commercially to san jose. he ended up at a motel 6 in stockton. yesterday saito took a yellow cab on a shopping trip. jill martin, owner of the company did not his his face shown. he told us the driver had suspicions her fare was saito. the driver told us she later remembered his picture on tv. >> so i told the dispatch this morning, if he calls for me, i don't want anything to do with that. because that's the guy. and my boss called me. he's lucky are you sure? i'm

>> thank you, kelly, live in honolulu. joining me now, a former deputy national security adviser to president george w. bush and msnbc national security analyst. good morning. >> good morning, dara. >> president trump venturing to a region on edge here, and has he contributed to the attention? >> there's no doubt there's tension in the region surrounding the north korea problem with a sense of urgency around this that president trump and the administration added to, and, certainly, some degree of belligerence happening with north korea and advancement of the nuclear program. part of the purpose of the trip is to reassure allies, south korea, japan in particular, work with china more aggressively on containing the problem in north korea, and then demonstrating to other allies, especially in the trip in southeast asia and the summit that the president will attend, that the u.s. is present, that it's a reliable ally, and that it is a partner in the 21st century. i think there's a lot of question about that in the region, whet

. >>> right now the final flight for united airlines 747 is preparing for landing in honolulu. chopper 5 was overhead as the iconic plane took off this afternoon from sfo. the flight was delayed a bit dealing with an air conditioning issue. that didn't stop the excitement. plane for thers even gathered on the roof of the parking -- plane spotters even gathered on the roof of the parking garage. the jumbo jet revolutionized long distance air travel when it debuted 50 years ago. the iconic fancy lounge was for first class flyers was up a spiral staircase. >> there are so many other new aircraft that are comfortable and efficient as others, so it just hearkens a new age. >> historians and air travel enthusiasts gathered to celebrate the end of an era at sfo today. delta, the only u.s. carrier still flying the 747, will retire their fleet by the end of the year. >>> up at flight level the flight from here to honolulu took longer because the jet stream is getting more active and faster, a good headwind today. there's a reason. there are two weather systems headed our way, the first

let's get to ryan nobles in honolulu. and ryan, shortly before the president he made an unexpect the stop. where? >> reporter: that's right. from honolulu where the president spent the night ahead of this important trip to the asia pacific region. as he was headed over to board air force one for the leg to tokyo, he made a stop at one of the trump branded properties here in honolulu. this is not a hotel that the president owns. this is a franchise that just bears his name. he didn't spend the night there last night. he stayed at the ritz karlton. he talked to some the workers there for ten minutes and when the pool asked press secretary sarah sanders the reason for the stop, this is what she said. quote, the president stopped by trump hotel on his way to the airport. it has been a tremendously successful project and he wanted to say hello and thank you to the employees for their hard work. this could potentially open the president up for criticism because it seems every time he is away from the white house he's looking fo

honolulu police say saito took a taxi to honolulu after escaping from a state hospital on sunday morninga dispatcher with the cab company described his demeanor. >> so polite, nice, and to interact the way he did, how do you tell? how do you protect your driver for 22 minutes in a car with this guy? >> reporter: in 1993 a court denied saito's request for conditional release saying he continued to suffer from sexual saidism and mnecrophilia. the attorney general has issued a $500,000 bench warrant for his arrest. if you see him call 911. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> matt, we will stay on the lookout for him. b.a.r.t. police need your help finding a imagine behind a bigoted and belligerent attack caught on camera. it happened monday night. witnesses say the man you see there in the long sleeved shirt was yelling racial slurs at another passenger and then slapped and punched him. by the time b.a.r.t. police got there the suspect was gone. police are asking for help tracking down the suspect. >>> city leaders rejected a proposal to maintain the 5% cap on rent increases for ap

they're enthusiastic to see him in honolulu today, which is just an absolutely spectacularly beautiful place. he and the first lady are clearly sort of soaking up the moment as they continue through it. you know, in terms of -- i see waves now. looks like they might be moving and heading to the briefing with pacom. just to give you a sense of what the rest of the evening looks like, there's a little down time worked into the schedule after the briefing at pacom. then he will move behind us to the u.s.s. arizona and he will lay a wreath there. every president since kennedy, the memorial was finished in 1962 and president kennedy visited before his assassination. it's a very moving spot and a memorial ritual of sorts as the president and first lady make their way to their vehicle here. jessica, you know, obviously the first lady gets a lot of attention on these trips. she will be taking part in some of the meetings. she's standing by his side for the duration of this long trip she's with her husband. your thoughts. >> i think it's great, a united first family is a wonderful thing. even p

this is at the hickam air base in honolulu. we will keep an eye on that but continue our discussion as we watch the president who will be boarding the plane and taking off for japan shortly. elise, there is a new book detailing sharp rebukes of the president by presidents bushes, 41 and 43. the elder bush saying during a 2016 interview that i don't like him. i don't know much about him but i know he's a blowhard and i'm not too excited about him being a leader. how are republicans going to interpret those comments? >> i think that president bush is saying -- just stating the obvious and everyone knows it and republicans who aren't morally bankrupt should have long addressed the moral bankruptcy of donald trump. it's completely unsurprising that a man who is as warm and compassionate and who has dedicated his life to service the way that president bush has, that he does not approve of this current president's constant bullying. >> right. >> yeah. you're nodding, peter. >> i completely agree. and the great thing about bush sr. is

david: air force one, what a beautiful day in honolulu.his is hickham air force base going way back to world war ii. the president has just arrived. this is the first leg of his asia trip. they are 6 hours behind the east coast, 3 hours behind the west coast. it's a beautiful day in honolulu. the president is going to be coming out. perhaps we can take a look at him coming out when we come back from a break. he will be receiving a briefing from make command. and he will tour pearl harbor ahead of his say shah trip. president trump promising his thanks cuts will expand the economy more than ever. president trump: tax cuts, if we get this through, i think you will see this economy take off like a rocket ship. david: we'll take it up with republican study chairman, mark walker. president trump saying the islamic state will pay a big price as the life happens. that's why feeling safe is priceless. with adt, you can feel safe with an adt starter kit professionally installed for only $49.00. call today, and install an adt starter kit that includ

. >>> this plan took off from san francisco this morning and just a short time ago landed in honolulu, hawaii. united's very last 747 flight retrace the route of its first 747 flight. >> didn't matter if you were sitting in business class or coach. >> abc 7 news reporter wayne freedmon is among the lucky passengers. wayne tell us, what was this experience like? >> reporter: it was quite a flight. the plane arrived a little less than an hour ago. you'll still see 747 flying but not for united airlines. this is the last one, it arrived in honolulu a little while ago. 747 was based in united by united airlines, so the fact that it won't be flying them jon more i a big deal. a party from the moment they got on until the moment where they disembarked. this would have been the only normal sight. as for the rest -- >> may have been a little embarrassing for the ladies for the guys it's brotherhood. >> reporter: united celebrated 47 years of 747 years of service and ushered it out at the same time. even the crew dressed up in vintage uniforms. >> reporter: when was the last time you've worn p

. >>> this plan took off from san francisco this morning and just a short time ago landed in honolulu, hawaii. united's very last retrace the route of its first 747 flight. >> didn't matter if you were sitting in business class or coach. >> abc 7 news reporter wayne freedmon is among the lucky passengers. wayne tell us, what was this experience like? >> reporter: it was quite a flight. the plane arrived a little less than an hour ago. you'll still see 747 flying but not for united airlines. this is the last one, it arrived in honolulu a little while ago. 747 was based in united by united airlines, so the fact that it won't be flying them jon more is a big deal. a party from the moment they got on until the moment where they disembarked. this would have been the only normal sight. as for the rest -- >> may have been a little embarrassing for the ladies for the guys it's brotherhood. >> reporter: united celebrated 47 years of 747 years of service and ushered it out at the same time. even the crew dressed up in vintage uniforms. >> reporter: when was the last time you've worn polyester?

honolulu police say that he escaped from the hawaii state hospital at 9 am sunday. this photo was taken of him on sunday. he flew from hawaii to san jose. he is extremely dangerous and he was missing for 10 hours before hospital officials notified authorities. >> they are not just locked up or subject to treatment or medications but they are given opportunities to pursue individual interests and individual activities.>> reporter: these are photos of him leaving the hospital on sunday. he weighs 220 pounds and he is six feet tall. he was committed to the hospital in 1981. he was acquitted of killing a woman by reason of insanity. the woman was stabbed and shot.? it never leaves -- >> it never leaves a person as we are concerned. ? the type of crime he committed was heinous -- >> the type of crime he committed was heinous. >> reporter: there are questions on how he managed to escape the hospital get to a cab and board two flights. hospital officials were asked, was someone on the inside, did someone help him on the inside? >> is very important that we all focus on app

he took a cab to from that facility to honolulu where he chartered a flight to maui. he then flew from maui to san jose. this is someone who was aquited of a murder case in 1979 due to insanity. in that case the woman he killed had been shot and stabbed multiple times. her body was left in a car in a mall parking lot. i talked with passengers on the arriving flight from maui tonight. they said it still doesn't make sense how he was able to fly all the way to california back out here live. (vicki) we first told you about we first (vicki) (vicki) we first told you about this escaped patient with a push alert on our free app. stay connected on breaking news happening in your neighborhood all on the kron-4 mobile app. (grant) another big story tonight... a gunman is dead... after he opens fire on a northern california elementary school.. it was just one of many crime scenes... in a seemingly random shooting spree that left five people dead... including the shooter....(vicki) at least ten others -- including at least two children are hurt... kron4's ali reid is live in the

then committed to a honolulu hospital. say he left the hospital sunday...took a taxi...and got on a plane to maui --- before boarding another plane to san jose. investigators say he arrived in san jose two hours before the hospital staff in hawaii reported his disappearance. saito was committed since 19-81... after being found not guilty in the murder of a woman at a shopping mall. in the past saito has been described by a deputy city prosecutor as fitting the "criteria of a classic serial killer" (steve) we reported last night on kron-four news about the growing number of side- shows in oakland.(pam) now... the problem has expanded to another east bay city...fremont kron- four's camila bernal reports on how fremont police are attacking the problem. nats5:48:22 none of it is legal the fremont police department said they will do everything they can to stop sideshows in their city5:48:22 they can legally drive on a roadway just like anybody else but they cannot do burnouts it's also illegal to observe a sideshowthe departmen

and the stakes were high and so were the waves as the final event of the was so got underway in honolulu in hawaii and it was a day of drama at the my women's pro australia's side if it's gibbons saw hopes of her first ever title dashed she was tipped in the heat by youngster a result hennessy despite some super f'ing reigning champion tyler wright scored wins in rounds one and three to keep pole well placed to retain the crown. now december is upon us and that means the christmas season in new york stars and city officials gathered to make it official with the mask flipping the switch on the christmas tree at the rockefeller center that's it for me but business news coming up next i would leave you with some music to put you into a festive mood. to the but not. me.

. >>> saying goodbye to the 747 on his last trip from san francisco to honolulu.>>> hi, we're alaska we don't just fly lumberjacks to glaciers. we fly all kinds of people all kinds of places. like app developers to mexico city. musically inclined novelists to nashville. and pilates instructors to palm springs. sure, we love a good glacier. but we also like a little cocoa butter. from the west coast to the world. alaska airlines. that's how we fly. >>> the last of united airlines boeing 747s took off today on his final flight from san francisco airport to honolulu. tickets for the final flight sold out quickly mostly to aviation fans. the crew dressed in uniforms just like the ones one back in 1970. united has been moving to the boeing 777 to replace the 747. some cargo carriers including ups and a handful of foreign airlines will continue to fly the 747s.>>> a video was posted on a youtube page today showing a fleet of white chrysler pacifica minivans driving to the suburbs of phoenix with an employee in the back seat. releasing self driving vehicles as soon as possible could save th

ryan nobles, cnn, honolulu. >>> and a closer look at the trip, he arrives in japan sunday and he will meet and play golf with shinzo abe. and the next day he will meet with the prime minister and then off to south korea where he will meet with its president and in china, the u.s. president will visit the forbidden city with xi jinping and then he heads to vietnam for the economic cooperation superintende and then final tonight with the asian nations. and concerns about north korea will document nature hminate hi influence are other issues. and now you what asian leaders hope to achieve during the advice it visit. >> reporter: he has done well on his foreign trips. he's had issues dealing with nato leaders, but if he sticks can scripted speeches, he does well. he actually communicates less off the cuff, there is less tweeting and he will be away from all the domestic turmoil in the united states for a long period. so that is a successful trip. if he does sort of -- if he tweet, off hand remarks particularly in south korea where he has such rhetoric and it's really south korean lives th

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. >> dash cam video obtained by honolulu affiliate shows him getting into the cab.a large backpack. and a cell phone. later he asked his driver to hurry. >> at about 10:30 a.m., pays for a chartered flight to maui in cash. hops on a 12:25 p.m. airlines flight to san jose california that police say he booked online using an alias. lands in san antonio two hours before state health officials report him missing. >> he still has the ability or inherent ability to commit another murder or some other violent crime. >> honolulu prosecutor successfully argued against allowing him to receive unescorted offsite privileges in 2015. >> because of the risk of danger he posed, we weren't cfo with an escort. >> officialings was warn he's ds and should not be approached. >> i'm not going to get into the details of it. at this point, i can't. >> on tuesday, hawaii state administrators would not comment why it took more than ten hours to report him missing. >> we need complete information before we're willing to share that and sharing that has good to be coordinated with criminal inv