i'm just back from maui.o get to hawaii. you don't want to know because there were storms. >> you mean in a row boat? >> okay. >> stephanie: to get from new york to hawaii. we went on christmas day. although he didn't get there until the day after that. [ ding ding ] [ laughter ] >> stephanie: mama spent christmas alone room service. [ wah wah ] his flight was cancelled from newark. then they flew him, i don't know where. you ready for this? he was supposed to join me to fly to maui from l.a. and a woman had a heart attack on his plane and they made an emergency landing in salt lake. then they had to fly him to san francisco and it took him like 1,5001 hours but he made it. >> then you put him in a grueling bicycle -- >> stephanie: i made him ride four hours uphill up a volcano. >> don't make him ride into a volcano. >> he probably wished he had fallen into the volcano after that. >> there are no live volcanos on maui. just on hawaii. >> stephanie: i spent christmas alone. christmas morning we're like any oth

and i typed in "maui sushi." and i got the best soucep restaurant in if maui. these things are dead. the future really is connected devices. this was the end of the 90, '97 '98 time frame. >> rose: now we're on the eve of 2013. where are we going? >> oh, there are a lot of opportunities for us. obviously, the smart phone you know, trend is is going to continue. it's growing like crazy. and now we're seeing pcs really being subsumed by smart phones, whether it's tablets or the fact that microsoft put windows on top of our chips for example. it's become mobile. but then i look out even farther in the future and say this wireless technology is going to be an enabling technology for a lot of other industries. one of the areas we're really focused on is health care. it's such a huge -- >> rose: i find this really exciting. this has to do with sensors and things like that. explean this to us. >> the phone is going to sit at the center of a web of sense of sensors you will have on where you are can of your body. you may have them inside your body. let me tell you some

and i typed in "maui sushi." and i got the best soucep restaurant in if maui. these things are dead. the future really is connected devices. this was the end of the 90, '97, '98 time frame. >> rose: now we're on the eve of 2013. where are we going? >> oh, there are a lot of opportunities for us. obviously, the smart phone, you know, trend is is going to continue. it's growing like crazy. and now we're seeing pcs really being subsumed by smart phones, whether it's tablets or the fact that microsoft put windows on top of our chips for example. it's become mobile. but then i look out even farther in the future and say this wireless technology is going to be an enabling technology for a lot of other industries. one of the areas we're really focused on is health care. it's such a huge -- >> rose: i find this really exciting. this has to do with sensors and things like that. explean this to us. >> the phone is going to sit at the center of a web of sense of sensors you will have on where you are can of your body. you may have them inside your body. let me tell you so

he is said the four seasons hotel in maui. and as the go towards saturday. 12 justin smith is he going to be available? >> he says that he is ready to go. that is good enough for me. and god willing to the and the creek don't rise. and we kept the camera on him of the coach. and we have asked him why he never moved from high school to college coaching. the mind of the age group. there will move when you ask them to move >> your never motivated by money? or in your experience? >> i would rather be happy and comfortable where i could be most effective and i thought of high school was my niche. >> what did you do that bay your program the most successful over the country. >> we work very hard and all a year and i work and a great place that is conducive to working teams. >> and we will see you tomorrow.

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. >>> the posh restreet in the u.s., followed by a sister resort in maui. and bar. desso and the ranch inrounded it out. >>> a horrible crime in philly. >>> and when u.s. senators go hunting for burmese pine thytho. you're watching "early today." >>> and now to some other stories that caught our eye this morning. in philadelphia, disturbing surveillance video captured a vicious attack on the subway platform earlier this week. it showed a man beating a woman and tossing her on to train tracks before stealing her jacket and cell phone. fortunately, the 23-year-old victim survived with some cuts and bruises. police caught the suspect because he was wearing the stole. jacket. he faces assault and robbery charges. >>> in the everglades florida governor bill nelson got down and dirt with the python hunt. he was trying to draw attention to the known known snakes which have been known to either deer and alligators. the senator's expedition turned up 92 pythons. >>> and in the nation's capital people may have been doing a double take as wax statues of president obama and fir

this first one off the coast of maui. at divers todd and tiffany kidder, and once they get below the surface of the water, there's some pretty unexpected but awesome guests. those are humpback whales and it's a whole pod of them. we're not talking about one. we're talking a whole family. >> i think actually the couple are the guests in the whale house. obviously they crashed their party. >> that's true. that video was on the mister team zizu youtube video. and another one. this one is called diver goes for the ride of his life. you'll see why. >> ooh. getting washed awamplgts what's happening? >> that's scary. >> according to some people, what they think is going on in this video is a giant wave crashed over head where this diver was, and the undertow actually grabbed him and pulled him backwards. >> it's crazy. it's like he just put it in reverse all of the sudden and starts flying backwards. he was flushed. >> one of the commenters on this youtube page said, watch it in reverse, it's even scarier. ♪ >> that was scarier.

one would suppose that france would continue their military operation against islamists in northern maui uk will join in their efforts and probably the united states will support that operation. so in a sense the islamists in northern mali will face the united front of the western alliance and for the first time. and probably they are forced to lose control of northern mali. and if they are in a desperate position, it's most likely it will result in a desperate terrorist act again. >>> business school administrators are busy updating their courses. they're emphasizing global experience in response to the rise of emerging economies. harvard business school has been leading this trend. dean nitin-noriya create aid program that sends students abroad to develop their skills. nhk world's-carri ida spoke with him about the global outlook. >> welcome to tokyo. >> what is the biggest challenge that harvard business school faces today? >> business education in america itself has become stagnant. all of the growth in business schools is in places like china and india and brazil and eastern europe.

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

. >> they're surfing jaws today on maui the same swell that's coming here. >> we're preparing for theig crowds, but you never know. >> reporter: the sheriff's sergeant said all hands will be on deck this weekend. an estimated 30,000 people could be in town to watch the maverick surf contest, but the 49ers game makes the size of sunday's crowd hard to predict. >> it is that unknown factor. they could be at a 49er party or they could be here. >> reporter: because of the new rules spectators may want to plan ahead. parking this year will be restricted and tickets will be needed to attend the viewing party near the beach. patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> looking at patty's hive shot, those waves were -- live shot, those waves were tiny out there, but things will change rapidly heading into the weekend. right now half moon bay buoy reporting 3 feet, but there is a major swell in the pacific. closer to home we have wave heights of about 5 feet. look what happens well offshore, waves approaching 19 to 20 feet and the big waves approaching the bay area especially into sunday. high surf adv

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are what is there how long is this going to go on you're talking about a country just north of our maui which is twice the size of france how do you track down these rebels these different groups you know these various how do you deal with them with a few hundred troops in a way is. potentially a huge involvement and very long task in the end what they're going to want to be doing is having to negotiate with these people that's the only way i think it's going to come to an. all right a ten minutes past the hour moscow time failure to investigate and prosecute later this hour crosstalk looks at why some major crimes committed in different parts of the world including africa as simply being swept under the carpet ultimately never making it to the international criminal court. the i.c.t. why there are only this. have been indicted and convicted and where is the. nato allies. either not being indicted or who we already know it is well the fact that someone is acquitted is not an example of the value of impartial justice in fact in many ways is an example of the success of impartial justice

not wearing a cover-up, i'm not wearing a towel, i can wear this two-piece bikini and i'm rockin' mauian do it! take the rest when you need it. otherwise, just keep pushing! >> the biggest thing that this program really has done for me is giving me a sense of purpose again. i feel so great about myself. i'm just a better me. [bang, crackling...] >> if you're scared to try insanity, it's totally understandable because when you look at it, it can be very intimidating. but i challenge you to try it. and if you don't get the best workout that you've ever had, send it back. >> to stay with insanity, you have to make the commitment to press play every single day. as you do it, it never gets easy. i've had friends ask me, "does this thing ever get easy?" and i said, "no, it should never be easy 'cause you should always push beyond your limits." when i'm, working out and shaun t.'s hollering and yelling, it feels like you're right there in the gym with him. >> shaun t.: higher knees! go! c'mon! there you go! that's it! that's what i'm talking about! >> at 39 years old, i'm in better shape now

not wearing a cover-up, i'm not wearing a towel, i can wear this two-piece bikini and i'm rockin' mauian do it! take the rest when you need it. otherwise, just keep pushing! >> the biggest thing that this program really has done for me is giving me a sense of purpose again. i feel so great about myself. i'm just a better me. [bang, crackling...] >> if you're scared to try insanity, it's totally understandable because when you look at it, it can be very intimidating. but i challenge you to try it. and if you don't get the best workout that you've ever had, send it back. >> to stay with insanity, you have to make the commitment to press play every single day. as you do it, it never gets easy. i've had friends ask me, "does this thing ever get easy?" and i said, "no, it should never be easy 'cause you should always push beyond your limits." when i'm, working out and shaun t.'s hollering and yelling, it feels like you're right there in the gym with him. >> shaun t.: higher knees! go! c'mon! there you go! that's it! that's what i'm talking about! >> at 39 years old, i'm in better shape now

i don't know why maui is not on the list. ashley: good thinking. tracy: top of the hour.o every 15 minutes. we head down to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. hey, nicole. >> you say maui and i am so in. let's take a look here at what is going on. major market averages have up arrows across the board. we have back and forth action which is not unusual. dow up 71 points of the most of the points are attributed to ibm which i get to in a moment. you're seeing a winning day here on wall street. the dow and s&p are at five-year highs. everybody remembers dow 14,000 back in 2007. we're not too far off, folks, right? take a look also at names that reported quarterly numbers. we're looking ibm. also united technologies and mcdonald's. break it down a little bit here. mcdonald coming out with their numbers. that is up half a percent. it is really ibm, cloud computing, business software doing so well. up about 5%. accounting to for 70 dow points. technology hitting 52-week high. elevators, air conditioners, also a winner, up 3/4 of 1%. those are names d

because i have a place on maui and we sort of have a hawaii connection here. so the big banana is a whole collection of wonderful gifts that we're going to be sharing with you and telling you much more about. babette davidson: oh that's great. now one of the things that you said when you went out the very first thing that you said is, "i am well." and i can tell you that, i could feel the emotion in the theatre, i felt it when you said it, those that follow you and read about you, you've had some health challenges this year. wayne dyer: i have. i had a diagnosis of leukemia a couple of years ago, and i kind of bought into it and was told there were certain restrictions i had to place on my life, and i listened to that. and then i had some miraculous things happen. i had a healing take place with a man named john of god down in brazil. i looked within myself and decided that i am not this body. and my body is going to go through whatever motions i'm going to feed it as well as i possibly can. and inside here, i am well, i am perfect health, and actually, i'm li

nick's journey back has been painful a hard landing on the beach during a family summer vacation in mauit him paralyzed from the neck down. he is regaining use of his arms and legs, but he is relearning every single movement. >> just waking up in the morning and going, oh, man, i got to go brush my teeth. and i'm like, oh, i can't get out of bed. >> reporter: there's been excruciating physical therapy, chronic infection and a pretty rough 12 days after christmas. but progress has been remarkable. >> no matter how minor it is, it is still major improvement. >> reporter: from his hospital homecoming in august to his very first steps with a cane, then a crutch, then on his own at last fall's homecoming game, nick has persevered. >> he is a new man. he is -- he has got a smile back. down there obviously, nothing to smile about. but now, he is handling the situation better than anybody i've ever seen. >> reporter: this is nick's second day back in classes here at lake braddock since the accident. and despite every setback, he is only two classes away from graduation. he won't pitch again for

. >>> pga mother nature finally cooperating in maui final round tournament of champions dustin johnsont lead with an eagle on 14. he shoots 68 to finish four strokes ahead of steve stricker for his 7th career win on tour. >>> alabama beat notre dame for the second straight year. catherine webb screen left coming up right there the girlfriend of crimson tide quarterback aj mccarren. thanks to a few seconds of air time the reigning miss alabama gained over 100,000 new twitter followers. >> she has 100,000 twitter followers now. >> she went from 300 two weeks ago to 200,000 and lebron james is following her now. it's true. lebron james is following her on twitter right now. >> i'm going to get a following myself. [ laughter ] >> hey. >> good luck. good luck trying to compete with lebron james. but when i saw that picture last night, there's only one person i thought of. can we -- as a matter of fact do we have that right there? [ laughter ] >> oh!! >> now you're going to gain 100,000 twitter followers! so my effort now is to get elizabeth cook 100,000 followers! >> do you see it? allen, h

and he came to visit me in maui. he lives on another island.> and oprah, you should say -- >> operation -- >> i was going to say, you cleared out the house. >> cleared out the house. i had guests in the house. everybody has to leave. go to the beach, go to the beach, go to the beach now! and stay there for at least four hours! so i had nobody in the house including, you know people who usually are there for help and, you know even the people who do the lawn i removed all those people, had the person to go to the airport that normally doesn't pick me up at the airport so that he wouldn't be recognized as being connected to me. i did all of that. lance comes and says, where's everybody? i sent everybody away. he said, but you didn't clear the road? there was a biker on the road. >> i, too, sent him a telegram an e-mail by the way. he answered yours. so back to this question of this man. how was he different than you expected if at all? and what's your takeaway from this? where do you put this in career of extraordinary interviews? >> well how was

is also helping france with its military operation in maui. since friday french forces have been launching air strikes against al qaeda linked islamic extremists. as of today they took over yet another town. the u.s. is providing the french with military communications as well as transportation support. >>> it's 7:20. another chilly morning outside. if you're tired of this bitter cold, you may like what meteorologist steve paulson has to say. >>> you're caught up in it too. you've probably done it. the new trend sparked by the 49ers quarterback. >>> good morning. westbound san mateo bridge traffic looking good to the peninsula. go have traffic troubles around the area. we'll let you know where they are. >>> time 7:23. san francisco has playoff fever. the 49ers getting ready to play the atlanta falcons for the right to go to the super bowl. falcons got to the nfc championship game by beating the seahawks with this late field goal after giving up a 20- point lead in the 4th quarter. the falcons are the number one seed so the 4r-9ers have to fly

. >> stephanie: out there in maui. [ applause ] >> there you go. >> stephanie: i didn't play poker ata slot machine in vegas and that was the end of my gambling career. [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> stephanie: i told you they were nice enough to invite us and we thought -- woody harrelson and owen wilson and kenny chesney are coming and roleland and i were like that's a little rich for our blood. we got to get on the road gin. [♪ circus music ♪] >> stephanie: see what i did there. >> yeah. >> stephanie: and we also made fun of al-roker who -- >> he crapped his pants. he admitted it on tv. >> stephanie: arty in texas. go ahead. >> caller: hey, listen, i love you and the mooks. i think you are all so smart. but i wanted to tell you one thing, and call you out on it. three times this morning on talk shows i heard people talking about al roker already. >> stephanie: yes. don't laugh. >> caller: bless his heart. you guys are like a mensa show with fart jokes. [ farting sounds ] >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: but he was talking to a doctor. >> stephanie: i guess it was a little graphic. >

libros, ganado popularidad nacional y participado en eventos de salud como life fest en al isla de mauieza y otros. de ver realmente la relación entre el médico y su paciente como un vínculo fundamental para mejorar. y de utilizar todos los tratamientos posibles, que... sean seguros y efectivos incluyendo aquellos métodos poco convencionales en la medicina. (roy narrando) para el doctor weil, hay muchos tratamientos efectivos. (andrew weil narrando) entre las principales y más conocidas tenemos la medicina nutricional que consiste en ajustar dietas. la medicina botánica, consiste en utilizar plantas. y la medicina mental que incluye desde la reducción del estrés hasta técnicas como hipnoterapia. biofeedtback, imágenes guiadas también hay tratamientos alternativos como la medicina china y asiática en general. o por ejemplo la quiropraxia o la medicina osteopática. pienso que todas son técnicas importantes que nos ayudan a sanar. muy bien, ahora voy a revisarte. (roy narrando) el doctor weil, reconoce que es imposible que un solo médico sea experto en todas las áreas de la medicina integr

uh, i think they had gone to maui to, uh, to-to get married and had a-a brief honeymoon.s father left soon after his birth for, uh, the mainland to go to school, to continue his studies. and at that point, it-it became clear that ann would not accompany him. she and barack junior would stay behind. he was a calm child, always had a smile on his face, playful, and-and joyful. he was truly and deeply loved by his, uh, grandmother and his grandfather, and his grandfather went everywhere with him. there is no doubt that his father may have been absent, but there was a-a-a male figure in his life in his grandfather that, uh, i think, uh, helped to give him the kind of character that he has today. his grandmother is a remarkable story, a remarkable woman, one who set very, very high standards. she was very persevering, very, very smart, very, very tough. she was, uh, seen as a standard bearer for-for women at the time. >> when barack obama, junior was six years old, his mother married another foreign student, lolo soetoro, who moved the family to his homeland of indonesia, wher