it's also where the wave devices connect to oahu's power grid. this is the only wave energy testing site in the country connected to an electricity grid, and researchers say if they can get the devices to start generating a meaningful >> good wave can more reliable amount of electricity, it could be a more reliable source than wind or solar. >> it can be quite consistent day and night, which of course solar is not. and-- and it's predictable fairly reliably out to the order of five days to a week. so you can kind of plan how much you're gonna get from wave energy devices to feed into a power grid, for example. >> reporter: george hagerman, an ocean energy researcher at virginia tech, says beyond hawaii, the entire pacific coast of the u.s. has the most potential for wave power and that it could one day supply electricity to millions of american homes. but, hagerman cautions, that day is still a long way off. >> wave power is popularly thought, and i think with some with some validity, to be at the stage where solar electric panels and land based

investigator say that he then boarded a charter flight and flew from oahu to maui and from there to san jose. authorities described him as having classic serial killer tennessee's. he was held at the hospital more than 30 years. but he was missing for 10 hours before hospital officials notified authorities. >> they are not just locked up but they are given opportunities to pursue individual interests and individual activities. >> federal agents were at san jose international airport were they reviewed surveillance video and an airport spokesperson said that they found with their looking for but declined to elaborate.>>> changes at the county jail are putting their safety in jeopardy, the union has filed an unfair practices complaint. one change allowance -- allows a large amount of inmates to work out together. but this was response the spec this was the response, i am firmly committed to ensuring the safety of all custody staff and ensuring that inmates are treated fairly.>>> we have an update for you, the city council is working late tonight , debating how much landlords can increase

hizo el crimen pues saito, una vez sea aprobada las extradición a hawaii, será ingresado a la carcel oahuity correccional center en honolulu --una mujer y un hombre murieron asesinados a balazos anoche en richmond. --la balacera se registr en la cuadra 900 de la calle view, en el vecindario "hilltop green". --al llegar la policia encontraron 4 personas heridas de bala, una murio en la escena del crimen, las otras 3 fueron transportadas a un hospital, una de ellas muri horas despues. --no se reportaron arrestos. --- un paramedico de los bomberos de san francisco esta siendo acusado de robar un cachorro a una familia en medio de una emergencia medica... ---al parecer el sospechoso le dijo a la mujer que podia cuidar al cachorro y se lo devolveria al dia siguiente. pero eso no sucedio... ---el paramdico enfrenta una accin disciplinaria y la mascota ser devuelta el 21 de noviembre despus de una cuarentena de salud. ---voces de protestas en east palo alto tras el desalojo obligatorio de varias familias que viven en casas moviles. ---la ciudad argumenta que estos residentes ambulantes estan cre

three days after escaping from a facility in oahu. the associated press report some others have escaped from there in recent years. >>> charles manson is said to be gravely ill. according to tmz he is being treated for an undisclosed illness. the 83-year-old has been in prison since 1971 for masterminding the murders of seven and the grocery war between amazon and walmart heating up this morning with one week to go before thanksgiving. amazon is now offering its prime members a discount of 50 cents a pound on turkeys at whole foods, now, the company promises this is only a preview of the discounts to come. walmart will be doing the same soon perhaps. meanwhile, amazon is reportedly close to opening its first cashierless store in seattle after working out some glitches. you pay for groceries as you walk out using a mobile app. no more waiting in line. >>> here's something different for fans of dunkin' donuts. no more doughnuts. what? at least not on this sign at a new location in boston. they want to show its food menu offers more than

saito escaped from a state hospital in oahu sunday morning. he was acquitted after being found insane. in 1993 a court denied saito's request saying he continued to suffer from sexual saidism and necrophilia. a $500,000 bench warrant for his arrest. >> going back to his violent past. he has a propensity for committing another violent offense. >> reporter: police in honolulu are investigating how he pulled off his escape. he is dangerous and should not be approached. if you see him call 911. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> b.a.r.t. police need your help finding a man behind a bigoted and belligerent attack and this was caught on camera. this happened monday night on a warm springs bound train. the man you see there in the long sleeved shirt yelled racial slurs at another passenger and then slapped and punched him. by the time b.a.r.t. police arrived the suspect was gone. police are asking for help to track down that man. >>> city leaders revising rent control for the second time in the past year. last night city council

. >> reporter: saito has been at the hawaii state hospital on oahu since being acquitted by reason of insanity in 1981. sunday he casually walked off the property, took a charter flight to maui and hopped on a plane to san jose before making it to stockton. >> i hurt people. >> reporter: instead he said he escaped to prove to hospital staff he should be released. >> and the only reason i did it was because i was desperate to have some kind of tools in the community so i could go out. they said all this crap about me. now what have you got to say? >> reporter: at one point saito even appears to look for sympathy. >> why would you do this to me? i'm contrite for what i did. i'm not a troublemaker. why are you rubbing salt in the wound to me? >> reporter: but prosecutors say not only did saito randomly kill a woman, he used her body for sexual pleasure. today saito denied that. >> necrophilia is my fault. i used that as an excuse to get into the state hospital from the get go in 1979. >> reporter: there was one thing saito didn't want to discuss, how he got the money to escape in the fir

i'm kevin mccarthy from oahu coo oh aloha ranch. fox5 local news. >> we're in the loft.ng crocs. >> right. >> i'm surprised kevin didn't have high top crocs on. >> why do you need -- i don't understand why you need to wear crocs to drive the atv's. >> kevin. >> oh yeah. >> it was pretty cool seeing that jurassic park sign there. when you see that, you think -- to me i think wait a minute i feel like i've seen this before somewhere. >> right. >> you look at all the lists of the movies done there. >> that's true. >> jurassic park the biggest name. >> i've got to get to oahu. >> i've never been myself. >> i'm saving up right now. >> living up through kevin. >> i'm serious. >>> so jumanji welcome to the jungle hitth december 12th. holiday movie for you. >> um-hmm. >> it will be fun. >> see how it, you know, lives next to the first one. >> who can remember that? >> first one with robin wil williams. >> i was going to say mork and mindy. >> robin williams. >> what year was that? >> wasn't it in the '80. >> asking the wrong person. >> i feel like '90's maybe. >> ask chris for t

. >>> hey everybody in dc it's kevin mccarthy i'm here in oahu in hawaii. it's all the way across to that point over there. it makes sense why the license plates here have a rainbow on them. i am here for a purpose, though. >> weakness, none. >> i hate this game. >> everybody else got good st stuff. >> weakness, hey. >> cake is my weakness. >> what is that? >> i think it means you carry my weapons and give them to me when i tell you to. >> don't let this body get your butt whooping. >> ouch! >> i'm sitting down with dwayne the rock johnson and kevin jack, jack black, nick jonas for new movie jumanji. growing up this is one of my favorite of all time. robin williams a classic actor. this is a different take on that. i'm interested in seeing the film. i have seen the film by the time you watch this particular video and i'm sitting down with the cast on tuesday morning right here in oahu. other night high really funny experience with dwayne the jock johnson i was walking to restaurant he pulls up next to me in an suv, rolls down his window and says they'll let

the president and first lady arrived on air force one in oahu in the last few hours. arriving in tokyo on sunday, it's on to south korea, followed by china, then vietnam. mr trump will round things off with a visit to the philippines. robert daly, director of the kissinger institute at the woodrow wilson center, says mr trump will be hoping to strengthen america's trade and investment relationship with china. he is going to come home mostly with minor deals and some vague assurances. but he will probably not get, at least from china, to an extremely strong position. he likes the current state of the us—china relationship. he doesn't have many asks for donald trump, and there's no particular reason he has to give him anything big. so they're rolling out a big, thick carpet, and what this is code for is that they think through flattering president trump they can get him to not lean as hard on them, and to perhaps praise xijinping as he has in the past, for being powerful, speak about how much he respects him. they would like a purely ceremonial meeting, and they think f

it was an act of de >>reporter: 59-year-old randall saito escaped from the psychiatric hospital in oahuin 1981 after being acquitted by reason of instant for the murder of a woman. saito says he had about $6,000 in fake drivers licenses. that's how he was able to take a cab to the airport and then get through tsa and on a plane to san jose. he stayed one night here before taking a taxi to stockton where he stayed for three nights. during that time he looked for a car to buy which he never wound up doing and went to walmart. a cab driver agreed to take him to reno. when they stopped for gas on the way out police stepped in and arrested saito. that's how he did it. why did he do it? here is what he told me. >> i wanted more time so would have more validity that i had all this time to do something bad but i didn't. i did not. that's not who i am. >> reporter: saito said he had an exemplary record and was never violent but was told he was never going to be released. he was hoping tore free for a month to prove he wasn't going to harm anyone. today he's in court for a felony escape. matt kel

he was committed to a psychiatric hospital in oahu in 1981 after being acquitted by reason of insanity for the murder of a woman he had shot and stabbed multiple times. in 1993 a court denied saito's request for conditional release saying he suffers from sexual sadism and necrophilia, something he says he made up before his trial in an attempt to avoid prison. >> since i have been in the hospital, i told them i fabricated that. so, sorry, to get to the state hospital. >> reporter: he says he had about $6,000 and fake driver's license when he escaped. how did you get the ids? >> i can't tell you that, i'm sorry. >> reporter: through the hop hospital, hospital staff, from the outside? >> i can't tell you that. >> reporter: saito took a cab to the airport in honolulu and chartered a plane to maui. he made it through tsa with a fake id and chose san jose because it was the cheapest ticket in to california. saito landed sunday night and took a cab to a motel. >> i couldn't believe i actually made it. >> reporter: saito spent time looking to buy a car in san jose. but unable to do that he to

the president and first lady arrived on air force one in oahu in the last couple of hours, and will visit harbour, before travelling onto japan on sunday. well, after tokyo, it is on to south korea, followed by china and then on to vietnam. donald trump will run things off with a visit to the philippines. —— round things off. let's ta ke philippines. —— round things off. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news. president trump has expressed outrage at a decision by a us military court to spare an american soldier from a prison sentence, after he deserted his post in afghanistan and was captured by the taliban. mr trump said it was a total disgrace that bowe bergdahl would be dishonourably discharged. the so—called islamic state has lost control of its two remaining strongholds in iraq and syria. the syrian army says it has taken back the city of deir al—zour, while the iraqi town of al-qaim has been captured by government forces. iraqi soldiers say they have also driven is from the last border post it held between the two countries. malta has observed a day of mourning

the president and first lady arrived air force one in oahu in the last hour, and will visit pearl harbour travelling to japan on sunday. after tokyo, it's on to south korea, followed by china, the great rival, then vietnam. mr trump will round things off with a visit to the philippines. robert daly, the director of the kissinger institute at the woodrow wilson center, says trump will be hoping to strengthen america's trade and investment relationship with china. he is going to come home mostly with my name deals and some vague assurances, but it probably won't get, at least from china, any structural changes to the american trade relationship with china, which is what he wants. xi jinping just had a congress which elevated to him —— intoa had a congress which elevated to him —— into a strong position. you like the current state of us — china relationship. he doesn't ask much of donald trump and there's no particular reason he has to give him anything big, so he will be rolling out a big carpet and what this is code for is that they think through flattering president trump they can get him

, the man described by authorities as a psychopathic predator escaped the hawaii state hospital on oahu where he called a cab from a nearby park. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: he then took a charter flight to maui before getting on a hawaiian airlines flight to san jose. a source says he used an alias. he never boarded his return flight for monday. his mother, who lives in stockton, didn't answer the phone. saito was in a state hospital with minimal security after his 1981 acquittal for murdering a woman and using the body for sex. >> i'm deeply concerned that such a dangerous person was able to escape from the hawaii state hospital and remain undetected for such a long period of time. >> reporter: maria medina, kpix 5. >> several staff members at the hospital in hawaii are on paid leave as investigators try to determine just what role they might have played. saito is now being extradited to hawaii where he will face felony escape charges. >>> one of the most notorious mass murderers in the u.s. is in a bakersfield hospital. the celebrity website tmz reports charles manson is in grave cond

he was committed to a psychiatric hospital in oahu after being acquitted by reason of insanity for ther of a woman he had shot and stabbed multiple times. a court denied his request for release saying he tend to suffer from sexual sadism and necrophilia, something he says he made up to avoid prison. >> since i have been in the hospital i told them i fabricated that. to get to the state hospital. >> reporter: saito says he had about $6,000 in fake driver's licenses when he escaped sunday morning. how did you get the ids? >> i can't tell you that. >> reporter: through the hospital, hospital staff or somebody from the outside? >> i can't tell you that. >> reporter: once outside the hospital saito took a cab t

. >> reporter: randall saito escaped in oahu on sunday.n of insanity for the murder of a woman. he was able to take a cab to the honolulu airport, charter a plane to maui and get through tsa and on a plane to san jose. he stayed one night here before taking a taxi to stockton where stayed for three nights. he went to walmart to buy a phone. a cab driver agreed to drive him to reno on wednesday. when they stopped for gas, police swooped in. that's how he did it. but why did he do it? here is what he told me. >> i wanted more time so it would have more validity that i had all this time to do something bad, but i didn't. i did not. that's not who i am. >> reporter: he was never violent and was told he would never be released. he was hoping to be free for a month to prove he wasn't going to harm anyone. today he's in court for a felony for his escape. that hearing starts at 1:30. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> pg&e plans to chop down as many as 25,000 damaged trees in 13 northern counties. >> officials say the work sh

he was driven to a charter from oahu to maui and then got on hawaii airlines flight 46 to mineta san jose. kpix 5 security analyst jeff harp, former assistant special agent in charge of the san francisco fbi office, says u.s. marshals and the fbi are facing an uphill battle with someone who has been declared insane. >> it's anybody's guess even if they can put a profile of this guy, it's a best guess as to what he might do next or go next. >> reporter: in 1979, saito admitted to killing sandra yamashiro in a parking lot by shooting her in the face with a pellet gun and then fatally stabbing her. he was acquitted because of his mental illness. he is still violent and dangerous as well as charming and smart. in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> what are the charges that man is facing now? >> reporter: he is charged with felony escape and a bench warrant is issued for his arrest for half million dollars. he is also charged with escape in the second degree, a class c felony with a maximum sentence of 5 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. michelle? >>> one person is dead and three oth

. >> reporter: saito has been at the hawaii state hospital on oahu since being acquitted by reason ofy in 1981. on sunday he casually walked off the property, took a charter flight to maui and hopped on a plane to san jose before making it to stockton. he said he escaped to prove to hospital staff he should be released. >> the only reason why i did it was because i was desperate to have some kind of existential tool, unequivocal tools that i could be in the community without messing up, that i could go back to hawaii and say you know what? you guys said all this crap about me. now what have you got to say? >> reporter: at one point saito even appears to look for sympathy. >> why would you do this to me? i mean i'm contrite for what i did. i'm not a troublemaker. why are you rubbing salt in the wound to me? >> reporter: but prosecutors say not only did saito randomly kill a woman, he used her body for sexual pleasure. today saito denied that. >> necrophilia is my fault. i used that as an excuse to get in the state hospital from the get go in 1979. >> reporter: there was one thing saito

he was driven to a charter from oahu to maui and then got on hawaii airlines flight 46 to mineta san jose. kpix 5 security analyst jeff harp, former assistant special agent in charge of the san francisco fbi office, says u.s. marshals and the fbi are facing an uphill battle with someone who has been declared insane. >> it's anybody's guess even if they can put a profile of this guy, it's a best guess as to what he might do next or go next. >> he still has that ability or inherent ability to commit another murder or some other violent crime. >> reporter: in 1979, saito admitted to killing sandra yamashiro in a parking lot by shooting her in the face with a pellet gun and then fatally stabbing her. he was acquitted because of his mental illness. he is still violent and dangerous as well as charming and smart. in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> on capitol hill, today a group of house democrats plans to make a new impeachment push against president trump. representative steve cohen from tennessee tweeted out: he joins representative brad she m california in an official bid to remo

randall saito was captured in san joaquin county wednesday after escaping a mental hospital on oahu on sunday. he was ordered to the facility in hawaii after accused of murdering a woman by reason of in-- found not guilty of murder of a woman by reason of insanity. he gave a jailhouse interview: the associated p >> there was one thing that saito didn't want to ask you, how he got the money to escape. the "associated press" has learned that the hospital that saito walked way from in hawaii has a history of problems. 17 escapes over the past 8 years. >>> an investigation is under way after a safeway employee is stabbed. it happened just before 4:00 yesterday afternoon inside a store or shattuck place in north berkeley. the suspect was shoplifting and stabbed an intervening employee. police haven't put out a description of the suspect who is still on the loose. >>> time now 6:09. bart says it's found a fix for the problems that cause regulators to delay the system to railcars. why the agency won't reach a thanksgiving deadline to get the cars in service. >> and expect delays along the eas

saito booked a roundtrip ticket to san jose after escaping a state mental health facility on oahu on sunday. he was ordered to the facility in hawaii after he was convicted of murdering a woman, he was found innocent by reason of insanity. he will be in court tomorrow. >>> charles manson is in a bakersfield hospital. -- >>> mass murderer charles manson is in a bakersfield hospital and tmz reports he is in grave condition. manson and his followers were behind a rash of killings about 50 years ago. they murdered nine people at four locations in 1969 including actress sharon tate in los angeles. the california department of corrections is not commenting on the 83-year-old's condition. manson is serving several life sentences. he has been denied parole 12 times. >>> the house of representatives votes today on the gop tax reform bill. it's a measure expected to pass. and while house democrats insist this is a plan to make the wealthy wealthier, it doesn't include the controversial addition republicans in the senate just added to their proposal. >> we are cutting taxes for middle and low-i

he was committed to a psychiatric hospital in oahu after being acquitted by reason of insanity for the murder of a woman he had shot and stabbed multiple times. a court denied his request for release saying he tend to suffer from sexual sadism and necrophilia, something he says he made up to avoid prison. >> since i have been in the hospital i told them i fabricated that. to get to the state hospital. >> reporter: saito says he had about $6,000 in fake driver's licenses when he escaped sunday morning. how did you get the ids? >> i can't tell you that. >> reporter: through the hospital, hospital staff or somebody from the outside? >> i can't tell you that. >> reporter: once outside the hospital saito took a cab to the airport in honolulu and chartered a plane to maui. he made it through tsa with a fake id be a chose san jose because it was the cheapest ticket in to california. he landed sunday night and took a cab to a motel. >> i couldn't believe i actually made it. it was surreal. >> reporter: saito spent time looking to buy a car in san jose. but unable to do that he took another cab

. >> you have to remember that almost 70 years after the attack on pearl harbor, the island of oahu istill considered a likely target because it is home to honolulu and it remains the home of a massive concentration of the u.s. military command structure for the pacific theater. in the event of an actual nuclear missile launch from north korea, the u.s. pacific command would notify holbein emergency authorities inside bruckheimer tunnel, the emergency command built in the side of the tunnel. officials there would sign souf sirens. the hope is that they would have between 12 and 15 minutes to take cover. the sirens would wail from 400 different locations across the island chain for 60 seconds, sounding like this. listen. [sirens wailing] >> so this friday, just before noon, the attack sirens will be fully tested for the first time in 30 years. the decision to restart the warning system was made before today's launch of an icbm missile, but more north korea was always the motivating factor. watch. >> it's the elephant in the room, so when people say we should not prepare for this, it isn

. >> we believe that's wheels up for air force one there, flying over the island of oahu, after theirsift in honolulu. so ambassador, in your view, first stop japan. how much might this visit of president trump in japan kind of set the tone before he heads to the other four asian nations? >> well, if you're preparing a presidential trip, you want the start to be positive. and it should be positive. they have a personal relationship, abe and trump. the security relationship is good. hopefully we won't have any trade disputes there. so that i think brings the big, big player next to china in asia close to the united states. so you want that, but then you've got to go into the tough areas. south korea. not get mad at the south korean president. try to work something out on north korea. and then china. china's the key. but i think what's important is a clear message on the most important national security threat the united states faces and that's north korea. and that should be yes, we're going to be standing by our allies but we're ready to open a dialogue, a negotiation, because this in

he was committed to a psychiatric hospital in a oahu in 1981 after being acquitted by reason of insanityultiple times. in 1993, a court denied saito's request for conditional release saying he continued to suffer from sexual sadism and necrophilia, something he says he made up before his trial in an attempt to avoid prison. >> since i have been in the hospital, i have told them that i actually pan indicated that story. to get to the state hospital. >> reporter: saito says he had about $6,000 in fake drivers licenses when he escaped sunday morning. how did you get the ids? >> i can't tell you that, i'm sorry. >> reporter: through the hospital or hospital staff or someone outside? >> i can't tell you that. >> reporter: once outside the hospital, saito took a cab to the airport in honolulu and chartered a plane to maui. he made it through tsa with a fake id and chose san jose because it was the cheapest ticket into california. saito landed sunday night and took a cab to a hotel. >> i can't believe i actually made it. it was surreal. >> reporter: after spending three nights in stockton with

he left the island of oahu and flew to california. two years after he was acquitted of murder by way of insanity. officials say he is dangerous and should not be on the streets. vladim vladim vladim vladimir duty years is following the stories. >> he was charged in 1979 after he allegedly shot, stabbed her in a shopping mall parking lot. officials have yet to explain how a man in custody nearly 40 years managed the get to the u.s. main land or why it took hours to learn of his escape. >> this security image shows him leaving the hawaii state hospital empty handled around 9:00 a.m. on sunday before meeting a cab at the kaneohe district park about a mile away. >> hi, how are you. >> dash cam video obtained by the hawaii affiliate shows him getting in the cab carrying a large backpack and cellphone. 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, california that police say he booked online using an alias. s

reporter: the man who police calls a dangerous predator was able to walk away from that hospital in oahud a chance to prove himself. >> i decided to run away, come to the mainland, and live as long as i can on the money i had. >> reporter: awaiting extradition near sacramento, california, randall saito, man police call a mental psychopath, why he left the mental hospital at a chance at freedom. they are not going to release me. i have to do something risky and gutsy to prove that i can handle myself in society. >> reporter: saito was arrested wednesday, ending a massive four-day manhunt triggered in hawaii. he walked away from this psych hospital, where he was treated for 36 years. >> are you going to work? >> kind of, sort of. >> reporter: a mile from the hospital, saito hailed this cab. and is seen rummaging through a backpack that contained a cell phone. investigators say he paid in cash and covered the cost of two flights to san jose, california, using a fake i.d. captured with $7,000 of cash on him, his escape was well-planned and financed. >> did you have help? >> i would rather no

: the man police call a dangerous predator was able to simply walkway from that mental hospital in oahuia where from jail he tells our affiliate kcra he just wanted a chance to prove himself. >> decided to run away and come to the mainland and to live as long as i can on the money that i had. >> reporter: awaiting extradition near sacramento, california, randall saito, the man please call a violent psychopath on why he fled his mental hospital for a shot at freedom. >> they won't give me a chance. they're not going to -- i have to do something pretty ritzy and gutsy to prove to these guys that i can >> reporter: saito called a dangerous predator was arrested wednesday, ending a massive four-day manhunt triggered in hawaii. investigators say he simply walked away from the psych hospital sunday, where he was treated for 36 years. >> are you going to work? >> reporter: a mile from the hospital, saito hailed this cab and is seen rummaging through a backpack that contained a cell phone. investigators say he paid in cash, then covered the cost of two flights to san jose, california using a fa

the president's first stop will be hawaii to a joint air force base on oahu he's expected to land, guys, tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern time back to you. >> all right, kayla. thank you. >>> up next, michael lewis, the author, he has an interesting new piece on the size, scope, and confusion of our government agencies, one in particular. we'll talk to michael lewis. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they always refer to me as master sergeant. they really appreciate the military family, and it really shows. we've got auto insurance, homeowners insurance. had an accident with a vehicle, i actually called usaa before we called the police. usaa was there hands-on very quick very prompt. i feel like we're being handled as people that actually have a genuine need. we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life. usaa, get your insurance quote today. so that's the idea. what do you think? hate to play devil's advocate but... i kind of feel like it's a game changer. i wouldn't go that far. are you there? he's probably on mute. yeah... gary won't like it. why? because he's gary.

hundreds of people turned out for the "hawaii versus trump" rally on oahu friday.j-20", a group formed on january 20-th to oppose trump taking office. other groups are set to hold a separate protest march in honolulu today. president trump made the stopover on his way to asia, where he will spend the next 12-days. (marty) the president's first stop in asia is japan. however protests have already begun in south korea ahead of trump's planned visit to seoul on tuesday. more than 200 south korean civic groups have formed a coalition to protest trump's escalation of nuclear tensions with north korea. protesters carried signs that read "no trump, no war," and "trump, shut up and get out." (marty) happening today - former democratic congressman anthony weiner must report to federal prison. weiner was sentenced to 21-t0-27 months in prison for sending obscene material to a 15-year old north carolina high school student. the 53-year old will serve his time at the federal medical center, devens -- about 40 miles away from boston. the facility houses over a thousand inmates