. >> in 1982 gosney moved to the island of maui in hawaii with another commune that collapsed. one job, he applied for another with the maui police department. >> i didn't tell them that i was a chronic alcoholic. i didn't tell them that i was a jonestown survivor. i didn't tell them that i was hiv positive. i didn't tell them that i had a drug history. >> after a couple of years as a cop, he hit rock bottom. finally he stopped drinking, stopped using drugs and kept his job. >> i've been clean and sober for 19 years now, over 19 years. >> life has not been easy. >> i've lost two mart ners, two beautiful men that i loved and was partnered with that i lost to aids. >> the license on gosney's truck says it all. >> a license plate "alive" is a celebration of me being alive and surviving jonestown, surviving everything that's happened in my life. >> survival for leslie wilson has been a 30-year battle. >> the guilt of living was insurmountable. i did not want to live. i literally did not want to live. i did not want to be here. >> five members of her family died the day she walked a

late last month, a 51-year-old california woman was attacked by a shark off of maui. also survived. >>> the sonoma county sheriff released video of a dramatic rescue. seven people were rescued from a capsized boat. one of the toughest moments was the rescue of the father who didn't want to leave his children trapped underneath that boat. >> with him struggling with me, and trying to calm him down and being in such a loud environment. with the helicopter overhead, that was the most difficult part. >> in nine minutes, the parents, the toddler, and a friend were rescued. that's when crews cut a hole into the hoe, and treed the two children trapped inside the cabin. the elk grove family was on a crabbing expedition when they got into trouble. no one onboard was wearing a life jacket. >>> some bay area students helped release thousands of young salmon into the wild today as part of a school project. noel walker tells us, this comes a year after vandals had opened the salmon pens allowing them to escape. >> reporter: today 10,000 residents are moving out. >> we're going to

late last month, a 51-year-old california woman was attacked by a shark off of maui. also survived. >>> the sonoma county sheriff released video of a dramatic rescue. seven people were rescued from a capsized boat. one of the toughest moments was the rescue of the father who didn't want to leave his children trapped underneath that boat. >> with him struggling with me, and trying to calm him down and being in such a loud environment. with the helicopter overhead, that was the most difficult part. >> in nine minutes, the parents, the toddler, and a friend were rescued. that's when crews cut a hole into the hoe, and treed the two children trapped inside the cabin. the elk grove family was on a crabbing expedition when they got into trouble. no one onboard was wearing a life jacket. >>> some bay area students helped release thousands of young salmon into the wild today as part of a school project. noel walker tells us, this comes a year after vandals had opened the salmon pens allowing them to escape. >> reporter: today 10,000 residents are moving out. >> we're going to

she says she was attacked by a 12 foot tiger shark off maui this week. >> she says marshal arts training prepared her, she punched the shark twice and got away. >> coming up giants lucky monkey named after a world >>> coming up in 30 minutes at 6:00 the story of a woman whose live has been taken over by a public guardian. the police were called. michael finney tracks down a bay area retail twror find out why several customers hadn't received furniture they paid for more than a year ago. and what film maker george lucas has planned for billins he's about to get from disney. >> thank you very much. >> san francisco zoo lucky monkey has been named in honor of... giants relief serge yes sergio romo. >> saying it owens yided with the birth of the monkey. >> included posey after catcher buster posey and scutero. >> romo clinched a win for the giants they nided

semi-time of the maui invitational. brad stevens another good squad taking on north carolina.n't teach hustle. 9 out of 10 guys on the course were on the floor going for the loose ball. that's good hustle right there. butler 22 point lead at one point in the game. rodney clark had 4, 3. 17 points. bull dog with the upset of roadway williams team on maui. 82-71. cowboy big job after that. >>

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not dolan, now he is leaving the training terminal here in texas and headed for a new assignment in maui, and heading there with two of his classmates. handler frank diangelo is going with him. >> every time i hear the name, dolan, i think of you. >> reporter: for her dad, who was a technician, it all came full circle. >> i am really proud when i tell people that he was the bomb guy, i think it is great he is continuing the legacy. >> reporter: a continuation of sacrifice that lives on in dolan, tom costello, nbc news, san antonio. >> just a good dog, everywhere. that is our broadcast on friday night. thank you for joining us, i'm brian williams, we of course hope to see you right back here on monday. in the meantime, please have a good weekend. good night. it looks similar to this one although it was all silver. it had wires coming from here and here and the wire here sort of looked like the end of a telephone cord. now tsa spotted the watch here at terminal 2 here at oakland international airport. now

. >> i signed up for the maui one. >> i know. the hawaii one we're waiting on hearing, aren't we? >>> well, in china, how far can you go in 15 seconds? one magician left audience members scratching their heads when, watch this, it should be coming up, he teleported 2,000 yards during a live show. after stepping into a diamond shaped pod the performer reappeared 1/4 minute later atop a metal tower. how does that work? how does that work? to further prove his skill, the magician even repeated the act with an audience member by his side. i always wanted to know how those things go. >> obviously there are twins involved. there always are twins involved in every magic act. >> there you go. >> that's the only way. >> bill, the secret magician. >>> all right. well, it's time for now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day on nbc. president obama welcomes mexico's president elect to the house today. the leaders will discuss a secure 21st century border and ways to strengthen both country's economies. >>> after black friday, small business saturday and cybe

>> from there we're going to go to the waters of the shores of maui, where a crew from the four season the outrigger program are just out there enjoying the nice scenery when they see something floating in the water. >> do you see that? it's swimming. >> the deer barely has his nose above the surface. i mean, this thing is swimming, but is really close to, i've got to believe, drowning. >> 12 years, i have never, ever seen a deer like this. >> eventually, they get close to the thing, and somebody jumps out with, like, a red buoy, and they're trying to wrap that around the deer. you see the girl. she kind of gets the red boyer around the deer and gets him to shallow water enough where he can sort of walk on his own, but the deer is so disoriented, the deer starts going back outto the ocean. >> he's scared of all the people on the shore waiting, looking, excited about this deer. >> once they get him to shore, the deer can barely walk. his legs are sort of drags behind him. eventually a rescue vehicle shows up. at one point they go to lift him up and you can hear him. they took him off to

we even went as far as evacuating patients to maui the busses down there are the state of hawaii's bus evacuation system which are also used in evacuation. so this convenient tue, this vignette of hadr disaster exercise for hawaii also allowed us the opportunity for testing technology for that information sharing and interoperatability. apm was an online collaboration where we were able to share information and learn how to communicate with each other. one of the things that we realized is we have a problem with interchange of information where we actually are able to share that. and that was one opportunity that we were able to do that. quick net also participated with us, allowed us to be able to have civil social interaction with the military and have us be able to interchange with them and knowing what type of response we had. intelligence carry on program and deployable joint command and control are two of the systems that were used by the military to collect information and organize it appropriately so that we were able to respond and interact with the civilian agencies. so for t

basketball rodney clark gave unranked butler a stunning upset of number nine north carolina 82-71 at the mauiand get to know this guy, jack taylor of division iii grennel college. he set an astounding new scoring record for any level of college basketball with 138 points against faith baptist bible. the final score, grennel 179-104. >>> now for another look at the weather, we check in with our meteorologist/sports expert, bill karins. >> slash skeptical of everything. >> for a d3 school s th, is tha extraordinarily high-scoring? >> the game is only 40 minutes, 180 is ridiculous, him, 138, we saw the highlights. >> you're still skeptical. >> i am. i don't believe it for a second. today the big concern is the airlines and on the road. so many people driving and traveling this morning. the northeast is looking good. clouds will clear out. airports at this hour, usually there's no problems, just opening up and just starting to get going. no issue whatsoever, looking clear as can be. all the concerns are with the foggy conditions. be careful, wisconsin, michigan, illinois, those are the travel tro

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. >> -- go on to maui invitati invitational. >>> more bad news for my red sox. this continues.t involve fried chicken. american least east got more competitive. blue jays signed former san francisco giant superstar melky cabrera to a two-year deal worth $16 million. just hours before the cabrera deal the commissioner's office a approved last year's deals involve johnson and mark buehrle. some say free agent josh hamilton might make a good fit. that, of course, depend on whether he wants to play or not. he kind of quit on the texas rangers last year. >> good job with sports. >>> coming up at the top of the hour with "morning joe," the republican chorus continues against susan rice. we'll discuss that with our "morning joe" crew straight ahead. >>> when we come back, we'll huddle around the water cooler where corey booker makes an odd bet with a follower on twitter. he's at it again. >> wow. >> but he's not saving babies. this is kind of interesting. i'm not sure i don't like this. we'll talk about ill-advised bets on twiter with joe, who knows something about them. [ fishing rod

line of beauty products, and oprah spokeswoman says the trademark has been filed for oprah's farm on mauird to grow and distributes produce there. allowing her to grow and distribute food there. >> his band classis are not always on a key. and they may not always have perfect pitch. >> watch me while we do this... >> but they cannot wait to get to his class. we can just go in and play music on interrupted for one hour. he is really cool. he grew up not far from humble park. we definitely come from similar situations in similar stories and that want to be there to give them hope and inspiration. seeing him and being able to do so much i know i can do it too. unorthodox without a doubt. especially when it comes to discipline i am passionate to see them succeed and i talked to my students the same way that i talked to my children it's hard for me to differentiate between the two for students like jonathan romero it strikes a chord. my neighborhood is in the greatest so there's a lot of opportunity that leaves you towards a-so with his class teaching discipline and responsibility it helps me

she says she was attacked by a 12 foot tiger shark off of maui this week. she punched it twice.retty remarkable. lucky to be alive. >> the giants making news, they say goodbye. a >>> coming tonight, school district that blaming, saying she brought it on herself. new process that promises to erase wrinkles using cells from your own body. results from the first patient to get the treatment. >> how do we sign up for that that? >> first in line. >> the woman in the story is first, dan. don't be so touchy. >> let me get to the sports. >> very sensitive up here. one day after the parade is reshaping the roster. aubrey rough h of you will not be coming back. he had a huge year into a two-year $22 million contract but plagued by a series injuries. huff had only .192 this season. huff leaves with a $2 million buyout. giants are hoping to bring back fly agents marco scutaro and angel pagan. cal football. keannan allen is not going to lay no, ma'am night in the game against washington. he hurt his knees last week. perhaps after cal's last game is when he is going to come back. we may not s

[applause] from maine to maui, thousands of high school students across the country are getting in on the action by volunteering in their communities. chris young: action teams of high school students are joining volunteers of america and major league baseball players to help train and inspire the next generation of volunteers. carlos peña: it's easy to start an action team at your schoo so you, too, can get in on the action. get in on the action at actionteam.org. >> we can build on the progress we've made. john: really? they made progress. unemployment's higher now, and probably, because thigh increased the burden of government. federal spendings' up by billions, and obama's bureaucrats added thousands of pages of new regulations, and now we're up to this 170,000 pages of rules. each one is an assault on opportunity and personal freedom. maybe i'm too negative. let's get an expert look at what thelection meant for freed from the all-sr panel. david boaz, hadlel heath, and deroy murdock. >> i was shocked he got back in with the record he had. there is some good news -- john: you said

from maine to maui, thousands of high school students across the country are getting in on the action by volunteering in their community. it's great, helping others, and it feels good, too. are you in? whoa! anyone can do it. all it takes is a little time. are you in? chris young: action teams of high school students are joining volunteers of america and major league baseball players to heltrain and inspire the next generation of volunteers. it's easy to start an action teamt your school soso you, too, can get in on the action. melissa: potential fraud rocking wall street. hewlett-packard acquires a company for more than $10 billion. now hp says the exact cook the books to get the deal donn. adam shapiro has been covering the story all day and it's you with the details. we also have former u.s. attorney and federal prosecutor. i will start with adam. this is staggering. >> here is the very simple problem. you have hp under former ceo buying this firm, now saying after mike lynch, who was the founder and ceo, after he left, and executive comes forward to hp and says there are problems.

. >>> a woman says she used an attack tactic on a shark that attacked her in maui. she said it was a reflex to throw a few punches at the shark and managed to land one on his nose. >> i would hear like noise, people yelling i think. it was like hollywood. you see the big jaws coming at you. >> she wasn't bitten but did need about 60 to 70 stitches. earlier this week a surfer in eureka also survived a shark attack by punches the shark until it let him go. ktvu check with the hospital and we learned scott stevens was discharged today. he was attacked on tuesday while paddling on his board. >>> in news of the world tonight in columbia, a bomb exploded prematurely. police suspect drug gang members were carrying a bomb on a bicycle when the bomb went off. the bombers died, 37 people were injured. the bomb was likely intended for police headquarters just about a block from that party. >>> in italy, flooding in venice is higher than usual. it has gotten worse over the past several years. movable barriers are being built to protect venice but financing is difficult in the c

we will be right from maine to maui, thousands of high school students across the country are gettingion by volunteering in their communities. chris young: action teams of high school students are joining volunteers of america and major league baseball players to help train and inspire the next generation of volunteers. carlos peña: it's easy to start an action team at your schoo so you, too, can get in on the action. get in on the action at actionteam.org. >> speech here we are back. okay, so he hs responsibility, general petraeus committee as a white that build his career. he is in charge of fighting two wars at one point. where is the condemnation in the society? it is a demand presided over an 11 year long war. basically, counterinsurgency, and people are saying, you know, it's a private matter. it's not. it's a very public manner. >> i don't think this is something that happens overnight. see to it specifically about him. >> we are desensitized. we are used to hollywood n cheating all the time. >> this idea that there is a sophistication. >> people are stimulated sexually all the

tae kwan do black belt was swimming in maui when this shark decided to confront her in the best blackin the nose. she survived. she was carried to safety and got more than 100 stitches on her hand and side. it was a giant celebration in san francisco. >> san francisco going balack ad orange on halloween celebrates the giant's world series victory. about a million fans turned out for the parade. >>> general motors is reporting a net income of $1.5 billion for the third quarter. that is less than half of what is needed for taxpayers to be repaid. in the state of ohio returns for the bailout deals are still not sitting well for a number of delphi workers. steve brown takes a closer look. >> during the gm bailout there was trouble with the biggest parts provider delphi. that prompted a lot of nervous questions from delphi retirees union and nonunion. that's how president obama describes the u.s. auto bailout on the campaign trail. in 09 teetering gm got billions. but the deal would not work without labor piece and the united auto workers wanted delphi members taken care of. delphi was and

. >>> a woman says she used an attack tactic on a shark that attacked her in maui.she said it was a reflex to throw a few punches at the shark and managed to land one on his nose. >> i would hear like noise, people yelling i think. it was like hollywood. you see the big jaws coming at you. >> she wasn't bitten but did need about 60 to 70 stitches. earlier this week a surfer in eureka also survived a shark attack by punches the shark until it let him go. ktvu check with the hospital and we learned scott stevens was discharged today. he was attacked on tuesday while paddling on his board. >>> in news of the world tonight in columbia, a bomb exploded prematurely. police suspect drug gang members were carrying a bomb on a bicycle when the bomb went off. the bombers died, 37 people were injured. the bomb was likely intended for police headquarters just about a block from that party. >>> in italy, flooding in venice is higher than usual. it has gotten worse over the past several years. movable barriers are being built to protect venice but financing is difficult in the cu

with a series of shark attacks off the coasts of california and hawaii, one woman swimming in maui hado fight off a tiger shark. and get this. she used tae kwon do to do it. good thing she's a black belt. abc's nick watt has more on that. >> reporter: the attack took just seconds. >> it came out of nowhere. >> reporter: a great white shark taking a 14-inch chunk out of scott stevens' surfboard, off the coast of california. >> it pinned me under. and it kind of shook me. i was able to punch it and it released. >> reporter: a punch also saved mariko haugen, a woman attacked by a tiger shark off of maui. >> this one hit the side and split into the mouth. i credit my training in martial arts. >> reporter: both scott and mariko, thanks to some quick fists live to tell their shark tale. >> all of a sudden, it was like hollywood. you know, you see the big jaws come at you. >> the reason why they say to hit them in the nose is because that's where the sensory organs are. >> reporter: only about a dozen people have been killed off the california coast since the 1960s. but this was the second te

. ♪ from maine to maui, thousands of high school students across the country are getting in on the actionlunteering in their communi. it's great, helping others, and it feels good, too. are you in? whoa! anyone can do it. all it takes is a little time. are you in? chris young: action teams of high school students are joining volunteers of america and major league baseball players to help train and inspire the next generation of volunteers. it's easy to start an action team at your school so you, too, can get in on the action. neil: all right. well, if you're in the northeast and you don't have power, you're angry. if you got the power back dealing with hundreds, if not thousands dollars of spoiled foods and goods and that stuff, saying nothing to destruction of the home as a result of the power going out, you're not in love with your power company. in nassau county, new york, they are so angry, they are saying to hell with them. the government should take over. bring the military in, anyone but these bozos. with us, a fellow proposing just that, the nassau county executive of long island.

from maine to maui, thousands of high school students across the country are getting in on the action by volunteering in their communies. chris young: action teams of high school students are joining volunteers of america and major league baseball players to help train and inspire the next generation of volunteers. carlos peña: it's easy to start an action am at your schoo so you, too, can get in on the action. get in on the action at actionteam.org. joinmend. lou: joining me now, heathereatr macdonald, great to have you th us.u with >> thank you. le lou: your judgment of the mattet of policy. what do you think is the appropriate way forward in term of public policy on the issue of illegalil immigration? >> i would like to move our immi immigration system toward ard a skills based qualification. you come in, not because youave have a family member already here, but because you have sk skills that tihe american econoy needs and language. ah reg with regard to illegalill immigration i think the rule ofr law remains the best way way of making sure that people don't come into the country

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butler beat marquette 72-71 at the maui invitational college tournament.hey can stay another day in hawaii. >> then they pile on him. >> great shot. >>> it's 5:26. the right to bare all. >> the bay area city known for free expression may tell people to cover up. the proposed restrictions on public nudity. >> right in the middle of a 24- hour strike in oakland. picture lines at the airport and at the port. what workers are upset and coming up. ♪ i must have the wrong house. sister? we missed you. they waited up all night for you, you know. it's a long way from west africa. ahh...coffee. [ inhales deeply ] he's here. i brought you something. [ chuckles ] really? ♪ [ chuckles ] what are you doing? you're my present this year. ♪ the best part of wakin' up ♪ is folgers in your cup >>> >>> rockets rain down on gaza for the 7th day. >> with drones flying overhead in gaza city here this morning and government offices nearby, this is not a place you want to stay for long. >> as the u.s. steps up its involvement in the conflict. >> president obama is sending secreta

say you want information about a family vacation in maui.when you check google, you could get a list of almost 200,000 hits. >> versus i can go on to facebook, i can go and ask my friends, and people will write back to me, "oh, i've done things, and this is what i recommend, and knowing you and your kids, they will really like doing this," so the next time i do something very specific like that, chances are i would probably go to facebook. >> which is why yahoo offered to buy facebook in 2006 for a billion dollars in cash. zuckerberg declined, but then microsoft swooped in and bought 1.6% of the company for $240 million. that meant that bill gates valued facebook at $15 billion. some analysts say that's wildly unrealistic since facebook has yet to figure out how to make money off its huge audience. is it true that you don't make that much money? >> i think that's a pretty relative thing, but, i mean, as a private company, we just have the advantage of not necessarily having to report to the outside world all of our financials. >> is he a goo

>> dolan and his handler are headed for a new assignment in maui along with two of his classmates. great shot. >>> more people are expected to travel for thanksgiving this year and tsa announces its latest security guidelines. >> plus more holiday shopping sales. they're starting earlier than ever. how far can this go? every year we think it cannot go any farther. >> we're going to start with thanksgiving travel. today aaa announced it expects more than 43.5 million people to travel 55 miles or more from home. that's up slightly from last year and thanksgiving travel is up for the fourth year in a row. aaa says most people will drive. it reports gas and lodging are about the same price as last year. airfares are down. and rental car costs are up. regardless of the cost, it is not anticipated to keep people home on thanksgiving. >> the bottom line is in terms of a family event, the biggest holiday of the year. and while people are still paying attention to what they're spending, when it come to choices, carve turkey with family and friends still trumps pinching pennies. >> okay. if

enough for the win as butler beat the golden eagles of marquette 72-71 whole lot of hugging going on in maui after that buzzer beater right there. >> the dog pile. >> play of the day. >> bulldogs. >>> 6:26. repairs delayed in the richmond refinery fix. why chevron's choice of metal is being questioned. >> happening right now, a protest at the port. these are live pictures from chopper 5. what striking workers are hoping to achieve with this one-day strike. >> and we're live in pittsburg where workers have a handle on a water main burst that caused a four-foot sinkhole. we have an update on when neighbors can have water again. for over 60,000 california foster children, the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. i just don't expect anything. what if santa can't find me? to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help keep the spirit of the holidays alive. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. [monotone] she s