is a daredevil and explorer and he frequently visits this volcano in the south pacific. so he puts his first smore >> i'm hoping this is what a smore smore looks like. >> usually you toast the marshmallow first and put it all together. he doesn't have that ability or option so he puts the thing in tin foil, sets it as close to the edge of the mouth of that volcano as he can. and just lets it by mother earth herself. >> so he picks up the smore. on his way back up -- >> oh! >> he's about to become a smore! >> a little bit of a slip a smile he looks back to the camera like, that was close. so how did it come out? >> how does it taste? >> the chocolate melted. theht have been a little bit too large. >> you don't want to overdo it with the marshmallow. >> i love how this is aboutwe're talking about how to make a smore. >> you give most of us an option, volcano, smore, i think i'd take the a couple of great videos to sink your teeth into in the latest edition of -- animals attack. we start in thailand. the aftermath of a snaket taken place. people can come up, take pictures w

it was introduced by travellers from the south pacific and now has spread throughout latin america with surprising speed >>> just how dangerous is it and why are pregnant women particularly susceptible? >> the disease itself is actually quite mild. it is a virus, it is a relative of dengue and other viruses that you may be familiar with. it's dengue like. it is a light fever, flu-like symptoms, rash, some joint pain and maybe swelling of the eyes, but really it never kills anybody, never puts anybody in the intensive care unit. it is just like a bad flu with air rash. the-- a rash. the surprising thing is this possible association with significt small brains. we don't understand whether it is a rare manifestation or something that's common. many of cases have occurred in brazil and a number is still relatively small >>> how can this be contained? do you think the various health agencies involved are doing enough to combat this? >> they're doing their best. mosquito spraying is not always effective, as you may know with dengue fever, which is transmitted by the same mosquitos, wean haven

ambrose is a daredevil and explorer and frequently visits the amwritten island volcano in the south pacific. puts his first smores together. >> i'm hoping that's what a smores looks like. >> usually you toast the marshmallow first and put it together. he doesn't have that ability or option so he puts the thing together, wraps it in tin foil, sets it as close to the edge of that mouth of that vol cane no as he can. just lets it sit. >> cooked by mother earth herself. his way back up -- >> oh! >> he's about to become a smores. >> a little slip there and with a smile, he looks back to the camera like, that was close. so how did it come out? how does it taste? >> the chocolate melted. the marshmallow might have been a little too large. >> you don't want to overdo it with the marshmallow. regular sized marshmallow is just fine. >> i love this about volcano and how to make a smores. >> you give most of us an us will take the smores. >> i don't think it's too big for my smores. >> boys behaving badly in both of these videos. start in australia. >> oh! >> he got cold cocked. >> that was a sucker pu

vai was the first native of tonga in the south pacific to play in the nfl.e made the pro bowl twice as a return specialist. if you're a long-time eagles fan, you'll never forget this moment in his career back in 1992, congratulations to vai, boom boom boom. and his family. >> he has replayed that video about a couple hundred times here at the station. the boxing is not just a tribute to rocky. he came up as a boxer. he really is an incredible boxer. i've seen him fight. and he's just a great athlete and as nice of a guy as you think he is he's even nicer than that in person. >> multitalented. and vai was celebrating in hawaii and we might as well be in hawaii. >> got stuck in new york last weekend. i told him get out of town faster because the blizzard was coming. so he did finally get there on time. >> okay. >> and we don't worry about any blizzards now. >> only what, tropical weather? >> not for a while. i'm telling you, winter is not over. so don't put everything away yet and get the shorts and t-shirts out and think that that is going to stay that way. n

vai is the first native of tonga in the south pacific to play in the nfl.ade the pro bowl twice. if you're a long-time eagles fan you will never forget this moment in vai's career. 1992. before that he was a national champion at brigham young rá university. vai sent us some of these photos of him and his wife at induction ceremony yesterday. here he is celebrating in style. yeah. that's him on the right. wearing the tuxedo, full hula gear and everything. vai told an interviewer out in hawaii that it feels good to be a football immortal. >> here's the unique thing about our people and our culture, off the field we're very laid back, everybody who lives in hawaii, knows everything is cool. but we also know that when we play, we play with a ferocity and a passion that sort of invokes our warrior heritage. it means a great deal for us and our community to be -- means a great deal to me to honor the great legacy we have as polynesians. >> our congratulations to vai sikahema and his family. wish them the best. he always makes us proud. >> he's the best. >> you we

right now...more cases of the zika virus are being confirmed around the world...in south pacific islands and in denmark. meanwhile...health officials are taking drastic measures to stop the spread of the mosquito-borne virus. yesterday the c-d-c issued guidelines for evaluating and testing infants in the united states. the virus has been linked to birth defects in babies and paralysis in adults. officials are now saying it could spread to almost all countries in the americas. so far, there are 19 confirmed cases in the united states. south and central america...where millions of people have been infected. time now is x:xx --- let's get right over to dayna with the first outdoor mall set to open on the las vegas strip.. it's appropriately called "the park"...by m-g-m resorts international. it'll connect new york-new york, the monte carlo and the new t-mobile arena. the park will also feature water walls stretching more than 100-feet in length, street including shake shack and california pizza kitchen! it's set to open in april. the runnin' rebels are going head to head.... with boise stat

outbreaks occurred in south pacific asia and brazil reported it. and a few isolated cases have been found in the u.s., including one in texas last week. they were in people who had sui just returned from overseas. the symptoms begin three to seven days after a person is infected. they include fever, rash, joint pain and red eyes. in most cases in healthy adults are mild and last up to a week. >>> a quarter to 6:00. we are learning more about joaquin el chapo guzman's time on the run. experts say he used a child as a human cheemd e shield to evade capture following his meeting with sean penn. also the government intercepted text messages between guzman and mexican star kate castillo. castillo arranged el chapo's interview with penn. now to decision 2016 t. republican presidential candidates meet tonight for tear sixth debate, less than three weeks before the first votes are cast at the iowa caucuses. seven candidates made the cut for the main debate, including new jersey governor chris christie the others are ohio governor, john kasich, marco rubio,

. >> severe fires and drought leading to food shortages in 11 south pacific countries. mega flooding in central america forcing thousands to evacuate their homes. and sea life found hundreds of miles from their natural habitats. all this due to a powerful weather system known as el nino. this year's el nino is already breaking records for the wettest start in the pacific northwest, flooding homes and causing treacherous landslides. >> they come in all sizes, el nino's, small, medium and large. then every once in awhile you get what i call the godzilla el nino. >> that's right, they're calling the current el nino... godzilla el nino. >> this el nino, like all el nino's, is a weather system that begins in the pacific ocean at the equator. >> the pacific covers 30% of the planet. so i always say, when the pacific speaks everybody around the planet better listen. >> understanding el nino begins with the acronym "enso" - or el nino southern oscillation. according to the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, every 3 to 7 years surface waters of the tropical pacific

to the islands of the south pacific. the rain picks up almost the moment we pull anchor... and continues to pour as we reach the docks of coconut island, the hawaii institute of marine biology's home. >> it's raining in paradise apparently. >> while lj secures the boat, jen makes the trek through the rain and mud to the wet lab and deposits an example of healthy coral and of bleached coral into the holding tanks. coming up. supercorals. >> is what you're creating a franken-coral? >> scientists race to get corals ready for the impacts of climate change. >> we want to hear what you think about these stories. join the conversation by following us on twitter and at aljazeera.com/techknow. >> around the world, coral reefs are in crisis. they are facing a multitude of threats... the latest being a global bleaching event that's impacted 38% of the world's reefs. i've come to hawaii to see the bleaching firsthand. and despite the telltale signs of corals in peril... there is an unmistakable beauty to be found here. both in the ocean... and more surprisingly, in the lab. hawaii inst

to the islands of the south pacific. the rain picks up almost the moment we pull anchor... and continues to pour as we reach the docks of coconut island, the hawaii institute of marine biology's home. >> it's raining in paradise apparently. >> while lj secures the boat, jen makes the trek through the rain and mud to the wet lab and deposits an example of healthy coral and of bleached coral into the holding tanks. coming up. supercorals. >> is what you're creating a franken-coral? >> scientists race to get corals ready for the impacts of climate change. >> we want to hear what you think about these stories. join the conversation by following us on twitter and at aljazeera.com/techknow. al jazeera america gives you the total news experience anytime, anywhere. more on every screen. digital, mobile, social. visit aljazeera.com. follow @ajam on twitter. and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >> this is one of the mo

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a beautiful home, and the south pacific, luxury cars, a real estate business, designer wardrobe and a and a shining image is god-fearing pillars of the community's'. >> had all of the outward signs of success.ad >> they were members of a evangelical christian church. >> but they use it as an opportunity to strengthen their bona fides in the committee to make people that they were christians who would never steal from them, but those people were wrong to believe that. . >> and they figure that's laura christo was a sucker. >> she got into because she church members stay in their homes.go >> john julieanne demetrian's high life in honolulu has become a paradise lost. >> conviction on no fraud and money laundering ripping off homeowners has toppled their mortgage company andh took them from riches to rags almost overnight. >> impact federal courthouse in honolulu, theyin for a surprise at the sentencing. >> john and his wife were no-shows, and i have no explanation. >> they surrender their passports and nobody expected them to bolt. unthinkable. >> but they have become fugitives. >> agen

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and flew from cross-country then they flew from the west coast to hawaii and down to the south pacific. take, like would seaplane tenders, would be as cargo, but the majority of them were flown. about how toion get the pby from the west coast was a complicated affair. quite a bit of preparation had to be set in place. as used seaplane tenders plain guards or navigational statements along the way. usually about four were in place a you can make sure that these navigators kept it altogether. it was about a 24 hour flight. maybe 18 hours, but it was a long and dangerous flight. not only did they have to fly the new airplanes back, but they had to ferry the old airplanes back to san diego where they were sent to san diego or corpus christi. that is the same way they got egenberger out from oakland. >> there was quite a bit of cooperation from the navy and pan-american. airways they would supply weather information and the army used the same technique to deliver the 17's from hamilton 17's from hamilton field to hawaii. >> [inaudible] >> the question had to do with l at kaneohe. it is calle

cross-country and then from the west coast to hawaii and down to the south pacific. others that they would take would go and be as cargo. the majority of them were flown. >> this question about how to get a pby out from the west coast. quite a lot of preparation had to be in place. they had navigational stations along the way, usually about four of them are in place so you could make sure the navigators kept it all together it is about a 24 hour flight. maybe 17 or 18 hours. a long flight. dangerous. not only did they have to fly the airplane's back, they had to ferry the old aircraft back to san diego and they were usually sent to jacksonville to be used as trainers. >> [inaudible -- indiscernible] >> bill is quite a bit of inter-services cooperation going on between the army and navy and an american airways. they would supply weather information. the army used the same technique to deliver b-17's from hamilton field i think it was out to hawaii. >> is there any record of anybody firing from radar hill? [indiscernible] there was somebody from canada's -- kansas up t

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was identified in 1947, it hasn't done much since the lack couple of years spreading from the south pacific into south america, so we're just starting to understand what this virus does, what the symptoms are, what its affects are in pregnancy, so developing a vaccine is a ways out. it will take a while. this virus is similar to a virus called ben gay and another one, those two that we see in the tropical climates that have been around for a while and we don't have vaccines for those. this may take a while to develop. >> i know a couple of cases all ready reported in the u.s. is it contagious? i know a lot of people are about calm some of o our fears and explain how it's spread. >> the zika virus is only spread by contact or bites from infected mosquitoes. so for it to spread in the united states, we would have to have our mosquitoes become infected with that virus. the way that happens is somebody becomes infected in a south american country, returns to the united states, and now goes outside and gets bit a a mosquito. that mosquito can carry to another person. >> the big concern for pregn