. >> on after, one tourist a week dies in hawaii. >> how vacationing in hawaii can turn deadly. >>> and the gymnast with no legs. and her extraordinary family secret. imagine her shock when she found out that her olympic idol was really her long lost sister. >> i was flabbergasted. >>> then, when good food goes bad.

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the next hawaii food and wine festival is expected to take place on the islands of hawaii, oahu, maui, october 14 through the 31, 2016. we will keep you posted as those dates come up. and before we wrap up our show with hawaiian dancing, we wanna thank all the people who helped us with our special holiday weekend show. check us out on nbcbayarea.com, and we're also on social media, facebook and twitter, so give us your feedback, we'd love to hear from you. and we were happy to present the na lei hula i ka wekiu on our show before. the dancers are part of a special dance company that presents hula as a full theatrical experience, blending traditional and contemporary forms. you can see them in performances throughout the bay area and california, and their home season performances at the palace of fine arts in san francisco in october. and they put on quite a show for us in our studio. enjoy, aloha, and happy holidays. [music] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] female: deep beneath the surface, finally coming upon the elusive fish, seducing him with her dance,

had an fascination with history with only of the things that caused me to move hereafter 19 years in hawaii i've been stations in the navel shipyard for about a year in the early san jose and when i decided after 25 years of hawaii to come back that was part of the reason the history of the city and the faults it was a culture things and every single their jewels their little jewels if you're walking through 5 neighborhood you come droo across it and say wow, i wonder how long that has been here and fortunately in some cases with the historically preserved buildings they have a plaque and watch people say imagine one hundred years that's something and tobacco that with them and spread it around. >> thank you for your support much appreciate it. >> so speaker cards we'll call them in the order they appear in the stake in which they were put in the deck. >> here we go. >> (calling names). >> why not do maybe 6 at a time. >> number 6 i'm not sure i'm pronouncing that czar are. >> all right. you're free business of names starts now. >> thank you i'm sorry kenneth the majority member of, llc whi

the speaker: without objection, the gentleman from hawaii -- the gentlewoman from hawaii, ms. gabard is recognized for one minute. ms. gabbard: i would like to personally congratulate and welcome back to congress my colleague from hawaii, colleen hanabusaing as she's sworn in to the 114th congress today to fill the remaining term of our dear friend, mark takai. she has a decades-long history of service to the people of hawaii. the speaker: the gentlelady will suspend. the house is not in order. members and staff please take your conversations off the floor. the house is not in order. the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. gabbard: as a respected labor lawyer, colleen was first elected to the hawaii state senate in 1998 where she served as chairwoman of the senate judiciary committee, majority leader and eventually became the first female senate president. she was elected to serve hawaii's first congressional district in 2010, serbing in beth the 112th and 113th congress. most recently corbling lean served the community in many different capacities, including as the board chairwoma

had an fascination with history with only of the things that caused me to move hereafter 19 years in hawaii i've been stations in the navel shipyard for about a year in the early san jose and when i decided after 25 years of hawaii to come back that was part of the reason the history of the city and the faults it was a culture things and every single their jewels their little jewels if you're walking through 5 neighborhood you come droo across it and say wow, i wonder how long that has been here and fortunately in some cases with the historically preserved buildings they have a plaque and watch people say imagine one hundred years that's something and tobacco that with them and spread it around. >> thank you for your support much appreciate it. >> so speaker cards we'll call them in the order they appear in the stake in which they were put in the deck. >> here we go. >> (calling names). >> why not do maybe 6 at a time. >> number 6 i'm not sure i'm pronouncing that czar are. >> all right. you're free business of names starts now. >> thank you i'm sorry kenneth the majority member of, llc whi

week ago in new york after a grand jury in hawaii indicted her last month. the indictment came four months after a judge said there wasn't enough evidence to charge her. she is scheduled today to tell a journal whether she wants an extradition hearing. >>> shocking video out of arizona where a police officer caught on cell phone punching a woman in the face. even more troubling just before it happened the officer turned off his the police chief claims the mom kneed him in the groin before he punched her. but the woman is calling for justice. >>nothing's ever done about it. it's hidden or nobody's believed. >>it's not what they were highered to do. they're not supposed to hurt. >>the officer is on administrative leave pending an investments the chief says the fact that he turned off his body camera is also being addressed. >>> halloween candy and tree survival for a family in washington state. they went for a drive tuesday with their 2-year-old and 8 month old on a remote logging road when their van got stuck. they set out on foot, but when it got dark jason

we were called, the act that happened hawaii sure ? music playing ? the third-graders having spent a week sporting a song that is 75 years old,. >> they have been so excited. every morning basing this on the practice. after about a week, they didn't what's cool about veterans is they are very special and i think it's really cool to see veterans like this in real life and actually get to take pictures with them. >> the project was thought up by a denver-based charity called the greatest generations foundation -- a group that returns were heroes to the battlefield where they won't serve. next month, they are taking two dozen pearl harbor survivors back to hawaii to be honored for the her ropes on the was thrust into world war ii. like 95 -year-olds tom petso of the war. >> they are meeting history. a video of their performance -- posted on the foundation's facebook page earlier today is >> the kids even invited one of the survivors, mickey ganitch, who was on the uss pennsylvania that day, to sing along. ? music playing ? history class is one thing but

our shocking investigat >> on after, one tourist a week dies in hawaii. >> how vacationing in hawaii can turn deadly. >>> and the gymnast with no legs. and her extraordinary family secret. imagine her shock when she found out that her olympic idol was really her long lost sister. >> i was flabbergasted. >>> then, when good food goes bad. >> disgusting. >> thanksgiving leftovers. tips you don't know on how to

we'll look at what a democrat from hawaii was doing inside trump tower today and the questions about a con fligt of interest. donald trump has taken to social media on the sub correject of h business ties. the 11th hour begins now. >>> good evening from new york headquarters. we begin with a new message from the president-elect. he has not held a press conference since winning the election. he did just release a new video to tell the american people about the progress of his transition from civilian businessman to president of the united states. here is part of the video created and distributed by the president-elect transition team. >> our transition team is working smoothly, truly great men and women are being brought in and many will soon be a part of our government helping us make america great again. it will be based on a simple core principal, putting america first. whether it's producing steel, building cars or curing disease i want the production and invasion to happen right here on our great homeland, america, creating wealth and jobs. >> the message taped at his country clu

hawaii now, maui invitational. georgetown not happy after the loss to arkansas state. >> in hawaii? >> yeah, hawaii. >> nice. >> boys ready to play, too. showing off the jump start, and nice save there. a game high of 26 points, and up second half, they went on a 22-4 run. they were back in it. late in the game, georgetown trying to shut the door here, and campbell, nice bucket and one one. georgetown take down oregon, 65-51 the final. georgetown playing 16th ranked wisconsin tomorrow. taking on georgia in the cbe hall of fame classic, goingto on the drive, nice touch there. the running hook shot. and one. this game tied up at 68. he had 14 points in the game. back up, the bulldogs. the colonials came back. closest they got. 81-73 the final score. he's dressed like a turkey. wizard fans thankful for this guy. he had himself a nice drive here. off the glass. three point lead. later on in the quarter, gets it down low, swings to the hot hand, and a new career high, 42 points for bradley. we're tied at just over two minutes to go. on the breakdown, two, eric blood sew, playing volleyba

next month, they are taking two dozen pearl harbor survivors back to hawaii to be honored for the her ropes on the day america was thrust into world war ii. like 95 -year-olds tom petso of the war. a video of their performance -- posted on the foundation's facebook page earlier today is bound to go viral. >> the kids even invited one of the survivors, mickey ganitch, who was on the uss pennsylvania that day, to sing along. ? music playing ? history class paying respects in song to some guys were living history, is an experienced few other third-graders will ever get. ? music playing ? that is the great mickey ganitch. ninety-five -year-old survivor of pearl harbor. >> the great this generation's foundational leaves on you should go on our facebook page to watch it. it gave me goosebumps. >> that, the coaches show with gary kubiak. have a great night. dismantled -- the broncos desperate for a bounce back in the big easy. but the saints are surging. it will be anything but a breeze for the defending champs. in the zone with coach kubiak

so, in hawaii, the waterman is an important distinction. it expresses the shared consensus that you are able to handle yourself in the ocean no matter what it throws at you. it implies that you are capable of almost mythical things. the ability to live in the water, handle its many moods above or below the surface. meet uncle ross, waterman. a canoe surfing legend and generally accepted ambassador of the aloha spirit. he's offered to share with me a truly ancient hawaiian space found only on the face of a crashing wave. ♪ ♪ surfing, a life connected to the ocean, and spending time with family and friends on the beach are some of the cornerstones of hawaiian life. >> archie: and this is our chef. this is jason. >> jason: jason. >> anthony: how are you, man? >> archie: and, tony, that's keola. >> anthony: hey, how are ya? >> keola: all right. >> anthony: you good? >> keola: yes sir. >> archie: hilani. >> anthony: how do you do? how are you? >> archie: keawe. >> anthony: what's going on? hi. >> archie: meghan. >> anthony: hello. >> archie:

erika: right now, a new twist in a bizarre murder in hawaii involving twin sisters. abc's elizabeth hur reports the surviving sister has been charged for a second time accused of driving her twin off a cliff. elizabeth: the baffling tale of these twins back in the news, this time with andrea devoe arrested a second time, accused of murdering her identical twin anastasia. >> she did not murder the person elizabeth: her attorney calling it an accident. she was arrested in albany after a grand jury in maui indicted her in the death of her sister. according to prosecutors last may, devote intentionally drove her suv off a 200-foot cliff and hawaii, killing her sister in the passenger seat. witnesses say were fighting. >> she was angrily fighting with the person and she was just in a brought the charges. >> [indiscernible] a finding of probable cause. elizabeth: then the injury indictment last month after investigators say they found evidence the ford explorer accelerated just before the crash. >> i think that is the most important these of evidence, the fact that she app

a few showers in the mid- crash in hawaii that claimed the life of her twin sister has been arrested again. >> after initial murder charges were dropped earlier this year for insufficient evidence. witnesses say there was screaming and hair-pulling before the suv plunged off a cliff. more from abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: the lone survivor of this fatal crash in hawaii is once again in police custody accused of murder. yoga instructor alexandra you york over the weekend for the second time. investigators say last may, duval drove her suv off a cliff in hawaii with her sister in the passenger at. >> she was angrily arguing with the person. and she was in a rage. >> reporter: duval said the crash was an accident. in june, a judge threw out the charges against her. ordering her release. citing no probable cause for murder. then last month, that grand jury indictment. missing from this case that actually make this case. >> reporter: linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> all right, thank you so much. >>> new details emerging about the suspected serial killer in south carolina. todd koh

the survivor of this fatal crash in hawaii -- in policy custody again -- accused of murdering the passenger...her identical twin sister anastasia. yoga instructor alexandria duval -- now behind bars after a judge initially dropped charges against her in june. sot - tom eddin / duval's attorney "she did not intend to harm herself or the person she was closest to in this world." duval's attorney is calling it an accident.. after a grand jury in maui.. sot - dan abrams / abc news chief legal analyst "it is unusual because basically you have a judge saying there's not enough evidence to send this case to trial and prosecutors last may, duval intentionally drove her s-u-v off this 200-foot cliff in hawaii.. killing her sister witnesses say the two were fighting. sot - lawrence lau / witness "i could see a pair of hands yanking on the driver's head, her head was going like this and she was angrily arguing with the person who yanking on dropped the charges -- last month came the indictment -- after investigators say they found evidence that the ford explorer accelerated just before the crash. sot

. >> a mesa mom giving birth prematurely in hawaii finally able to bring her baby home. >> only on 12 news. have got to see. >> sticker shock. prescription drug prices climbing sky high. >> sparks fly from one man's pants it's all caught kate on camera. >> the 12 news 19 in action for you. 12 news at 10:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us our big story on 12 news at 10:00 the thanksgiving travel rush is on from coast-to-coast. sky 12 live over sky harbor right now nea america to see family and friends this holiday. including close to 2 million from arizona. >> that's a big jump over last year. the 12 news tracker out on the roads tonight and check this out. it's a dead stop going into sky harbor's terminal 4. aaa arizona says a million .5 people here in arizona will be driving that's actually 4 out of five of us. >> meanwhile a potential record break they are the air. here's a live look i'd now see things look pretty quiet for now as many as 2.6 million americans are expected to pass through airport security checkpoints before the end of the night and also on sunday. >> so this

in hawaii with her sister in the passenger seat. >> she was angrily arguing with the person. and she was in a rage. >> reporter: duval said the crash was an accident. in june, a judge threw out the charges against her. ordering her release. citing no probable cause for murder. then last month, that grand jury indictment. >> it's the things that are missing from this case that actually make this case. >> reporter: linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> all right, thank y the suspected serial killer in south carolina. todd kohlhepp was arrested after a missing woman was found chained to a storage container on his property. he built a successful business as a real estate agent. me. there are details the public does not know. if the detail are made available, it will be shocking to the public. >> and we should tell you kohlhepp has a public defender but has not entered a plea. >>> a police officer in michigan is suspended. michael peters drove a pickup truck decorated with the confederate flag to a love trumps hate rally and parked and word got back to police chief. >>> now time fo

plus, the badgers enjoy hawaii and then go to play basket all. >> we understand what is in front of us, x loss is -- six losses, that is where we are. dan: you can assume they need to win 5 of their last 6 games to extend their streak of making the playoffs to 8 straight years. more than 500 yards and lost several key players to injury during the 42-24 loss. the bucks are back in action at -- the bench players have been called upon to play more meaningful roles and are struggling and there is not much mike mccarthy can do. >> there is no reinventing the wheel. we talk about this the day i arrived -- we have a system -- we have to reinvent the wheel and we haven't set out plans. >> we would be collectively better than we are with defense -- it's easy to say that, they have this person, that person. dan: the bucks are back in action at the bradley center tonight against the orlando magic the bucks are in last place in the nl central with a 16th in the ap poll before tipping off in hawaii this afternoon in the maui invitational, and wisconsin came out on a mission against tennessee, scori

last may, duval intentionally drove her s-u-v off this 200-foot cliff in hawaii.. killing her sister witnesses say the two were fighting. sot - lawrence lau / witness "i could see a pair of hands yanking on the driver's head, her head was going like this and she was angrily arguing with the person who yanking on her head and then she was just in a rage." after a judge dropped the charges -- last month ca sot - dan abrams / abc news chief legal analyst "you're talking about someone who drives her car off of a cliff with her sister // the idea i guess that's possible but it's not an easy case to prove." lauren lyster oncam close: duval is being held on 3 million dollars bail in albany...waiting to be extradited back to maui. lauren lyster, abc news, los angeles. messages like.... "make america white again"..... and.... a swastika drawn on a church.... these are just some of the crimes.... in the u- s. now.... we're just learning the number of hate crimes reported to police increased.... nearly -7- percent.... last year. a lot of those crimes were against muslims.....

i mentioned in any earlier comment i moved hereafter 25 years in hawaii and in hawaii i taught for the universities of hawaii for 14 years business courses most of the teaching at the main campus on the island of hawaii were the great-granddaughter students trying to feel their way into the business world and days where they're going i taught at the both campuses on the big island of hawaii and 90 percent of people that attend my classes were small business persons and one of the things we realized quickly is that the main reason businesses fail is under capita summon they don't have the bucks they sort of start with the idea i'll only the door and all of a sudden 50 people walking in to buy everything and not enough money for payroll and so forth so one of the important things about a program like this is going back to the previous item with the legacy businesses businesses are interval parts of community things or operations that have been there people are used to they know where they can go to get their needs i need it right now type of thing or fixing up my house it is important to

i've got people out in hawaii, and you won't believe what they're coming up with. then he goes to this manchurian candidate theory, that not only guy snuck in the country, but he assumed a false identity. that he wasn't the guy going through harvard law, he wasn't the guy at columbia, nobody knew him. what was that about? that he was some mysterious pretender. >> well, it was about raising a cloud of dust about barack obama. and not based in fact. and in fact, saying things that were shown to be disproven. things that you could prove were not true. and these suggestions, maybe his birth certificate said he was a muslim, that wasn't true. nobody knew who he was until he got into high school or college, that's also not true. it's a rhetorical technique that is dangerous and that journalists have an obligation to call out. >> you know when you go to a criminal trial or watch them. someone once stole my card and i learned how it was done, you make up completely different stories, that have nothing to do with reality, so the jury thinks there's plausible deniability, wh

duval is awaiting extradition back to hawaii. and brendan -- he will be released from prison under if you're not thinly with the name, he was part of the netflix sensation "making a murder." he was convicted when he was 17. many claimed he was can worst -- many claimed he was coerced to give a confession. the state has filed a number to see order to stop the release. alison: the phenomenon called the super moon is still underway tonight. the moon has not been this big the lower 40's, upper 30's further north and west. manassas waking up to a chilly start, 35 degrees. the high temperatures on the zone forecast, upper 50's, near 60 berkeley springs, martinsburg, charles town. closer to the d.c. metro, potomac near 60, upper 50's burtonsville, downtown d.c. may hit 61. old town alexandria and lorton right around 60 degrees. a bit cool for southern maryland, but their average this time of year, upper 50's, near 60. same for fredericksburg. the futurecast shows showers ending for the rush hour. 7:00 a.m. may have lingering showers. a

when i first got to hawaii, i went there, and they talked a lot about -- in hawaii they said, oh, we love what you did in oregon. we love the health system transformation and all your work there. we really want you to do that here. i'm thinking in my head, there's no way i'm going to do -- you can't replicate one to the other. as the saying goes, you've seen one medicaid program, you've seen the one medicaid program. each state is unique. every state has its own unique traits traits. one of the first things i did was i spent time listening, what do the people want to see. one of the things that was so striking and so different from oregon is that in oregon health system delivery transfer systems were led by providers, they were led by health systems, by the ipa's, by the coordinated care organizations, by the managed care plans. it was led by them. in hawaii i began to talk to people, health systems, primary care associations, the long-term care industry. what people said to me is the thing that is most important to us is creating a healthy hawaii, healthy communities, healthy famili

she also behind bars in new york -- she is behind bars in new york now, she will be extradited to hawaii. >> reporter: the baffling tale of these twins both yoga instructors is back in the news this time with alexandria duval cooled of murdering her identical twin anastasia duval. >> she would not harm the person she was closest to in this world. >> reporter: her attorney is calling it an accident. the police arrested her in albany over the weekend after a grand jury in maui indicted her in the death of her sister. according to prosecutors, last may, alexandria duval intentionally drove her suv off the 200-foot cliff in will hawai killing her sister in the passengers seat. the two were fighting. >> she was arguing with the person who was yanking on her head. she was in a rage. >> reporter: but in june, the judge dropped the charges. >> the evidence failed to support the findings of probable cause. >> reporter: then came the grand jury indictment last month after investigates say they found evidence that the ford explorer accelerated before the crash. >> i think that's the most important

in sports, the badger basketball team tries to win a championship in hawaii. joyce: while the badger football team tries to wrap up a division title saturday. how a committee of running backs has led the way for u.w. kathy: and, ryan braun isn't sure if he will be back with the dan needles is in next in big 12 sports. and here are tonight's winning ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? take a good look around... ? ? ...and if you're lookin' down, ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ?put a little love in your heart.? ? in your heart. ? (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. dan: three games in three nights for the 16th ranked badgers. in hawaii, it culminated with tonight's championship game of the maui classic against fourth-ranked north carolina. maybe they were tired, maybe they were pressing, but wisconsin missed their first 11 shots of the game, and didn't score for the first seven-plus min

i mentioned in any earlier comment i moved hereafter 25 years in hawaii and in hawaii i taught for the universities of hawaii for 14 years business courses most of the teaching at the main campus on the island of hawaii were the great-granddaughter students trying to feel their way into the business world and days where they're going i taught at the both campuses on the big island of hawaii and 90 percent of people that attend my classes were small business persons and one of the things we realized quickly is that the main reason businesses fail is under capita summon they don't have the bucks they sort of start with the idea i'll only the door and all of a sudden 50 people walking in to buy everything and not enough money for payroll and so forth so one of the important things about a program like this is going back to the previous item with the legacy businesses businesses are interval parts of community things or operations that have been there people are used to they know where they can go to get their needs i need it right now type of thing or fixing up my house it is important to

i mentioned in any earlier comment i moved hereafter 25 years in hawaii and in hawaii i taught for the universities of hawaii for 14 years business courses most of the teaching at the main campus on the island of hawaii were the great-granddaughter students trying to feel their way into the business world and days where they're going i taught at the both campuses on the big island of hawaii and 90 percent of people that attend my classes were small business persons and one of the things we realized quickly is that the main reason businesses fail is under capita summon they don't have the bucks they sort of start with the idea i'll only the door and all of a sudden 50 people walking in to buy everything and not enough money for payroll and so forth so one of the important things about a program like this is going back to the previous item with the legacy businesses businesses are interval parts of community things or operations that have been there people are used to they know where they can go to get their needs i need it right now type of thing or fixing up my house it is important to

i went back to hawaii. i had my 15-year-old daughter simone. honey, it's sunday, it's our day off, we're going to go to all these places that i did bad things. i've got to redeem myself. >> jimmy: what? this sounds like a movie right off the bat. >> i know. we're at least going to drive by. i told her stories. basically it's like there's the lessons here. so here's where your dad, this particular thing happened. >> jimmy: what? seems like a terriblea >> i thought it was a great idea. at the time. >> jimmy: you got to call me before you have another one of these ideas. >> i'll call you next time. all the places i did bad [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: this is daddy's favorite crackhouse. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> oh my god. >> jimmy: not that bad? >> it's not that bad. funny you should say crack. [ laughter ] so i used to walk to the gym >> jimmy: wow. >> everybody says, you walked five miles? i literally had to walk five miles to the gym. midway point to the gym is a 7-eleven. i used to stop at this 7-eleven. i swear to god, every day. i us

>>af dies in hawaii. >> how vacationing in hawaii can turn deadly. >>> and the gymnast with no legs. and her extraordinary family secret. imagine her shock when she found out that her olympic idol was really her long lost sister. >> i was flabbergasted. >>> then, when good food goes bad. >> disgusting. >> thanksgiving leftovers. tips you don't know on how to

. >> reporter: ed has a new pen pal, a 4th grade student who lives in hawaii and can't get to meet for the first time. >> so many of the guys said if i am able to, i want to do it. >> reporter: started a go fund me page to fly ed to hawaii for pearl harbor's 75th anniversary. on his first night there, he mans to have dinner with dominic. a member of the greatest generation of the youngest. he said he will be there no matter what. >> last year a 100-year-old guy there. 100 years played taps at the ball on a harmonica. now if he is 100 and going, i am 90 something and i will go. >> reporter: ed and his family will leave for hawaii on november 30. in south boston, i am catherine burcham. >> daniel: donovan will learn first-hand history by meeting him. >> julie: beautiful story. thanks do catherine for that. >>> thanksgiving quickly headed out of town. coming up, the best and worse times to hit the road. >>> we are following developing >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now, this is the fox25 morning news >> gene: developing now at 5:00, a commuter train and car collide sl

investigators say last may, suv off this 200-foot cliff in hawaii with her sister, anastasia, in the passenger seat. >> she was angrily arguing with the person. and she was in a rage. >> reporter: duval said the crash was an accident. in june, a judge threw out the charges against her. ordering her release. citing no probable cause for murder. then last month, that grand jury indictment. >> it's the things that are missing from this case that actually make this case. >> reporter: linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> all right, thank you so much. >>> new details emerging about south carolina. todd kohlhepp was arrested after a missing woman was found chained inside a storage trailer on his proper. . he then allegedly confessed to four murders. despite being a registered sex offender, he had built a successful real estate business. police working on the case -- >> she looked at me and said thank you so much for finding me. there are details the public and if all the details are made available, it will be shocking to the public. >> and we should tell you kohlhepp has a public defender b

part the maui classic they play at the university of hawaii tomorrow at 1:00 a.m. eastern time, then take the flight to maui to take part in the maii invitational monday. >> we have to go with the right mind set. i know it's a nice place to go, but we have dreams and a vision r our team, and i think this is a great opportunity for us. >> it's a nine-day trip, be ae to be other lit i think it will help usutspecially down th road, but like i said we're a e group,but 'lbecome even closer. >> carolina gets a trip hawaii, wa forest is playing ha crlesto south carolina. a wonderful ple, but it's not hawaii. wake forest gets all three triples in the opening half. john collins 24 rest got the win over utep, and pl villanova tomorrow afternoon. watts scores 28 points to lead north carolina to the win over alabama a and m. five blue devils hit doubleigures in the whipping of grand canyon. >>> campbell university is making another major sports announcement or will tomorrow. the carolina league in 2017 and 18. the single a affiliate will play in the baseball facility, so for t

when i first got to hawaii, i went there and they talked a lot about -- in hawaii they said, oh, we love what you did in oregon. we love the health system transformation and all your work there. we really want you to do that here. i'm thinking in my head, there's no way i'm going to do -- you can't replicate one to the other. as the saying goes, you've seen one medicaid program, you've seen one medicaid program in a state. each state is unique. every state has its own unique traits. one of the first things i did is i spent time listening about what did the people want to see. one of the things that was so striking and so different from oregon is that in oregon health system delivery transformation systems were led by providers, led by health systems, by the ipas, coordinated care organizations, by the managed care plans. it was led by them. in hawaii i began to talk to people, health systems, primary care associations, the long-term care industry. what people said to me is the thing that is most important to us is creating a healthy hawaii, healthy communities, healthy families. that doe

. >>> we want to take you somewhere where we love to go, hawaii, spectacular show but coming up in 20 minutes we will show you more of that rare look at one of hawaii's active volcanoes racetrack disturbing developments in the woman chained in a container and south carolina. the latest discovery of the suspects property. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. today federal telling investigators will continue to search the property were another body was found in a serial killer case days after a 30-year-old woman was found chained inside a metal container on the suspects property. reporter kelly rice has the latest. >>> bond is denied. >> bond denied as imitators find another body on the property is south carolina. >> we are in the process of trying to get that's percent removed from here and do a positive identification if they are not even close. we can't tell anything about the cause of death, the gender, how long any of that. >> the murder case all started to unravel after deputies found a missing woman alive. 30-year- old kayla brown tied up in such a container on thursday. todd kohlh

we just saw that fox news declared clinton the winner in hawaii. we will go live for a report for you in just a minute. >> first here's a live look from inside donald trump's campaign headquarters. we just learned fox news says trump won the stated of identified hoe, the two camps are less than a mile and a half away from each other in new york city tonight and both camps are keeping a very close eye on these results right here the popular vote has donald trump in the lead. good evening, everyone. thank you for watching and staying with us. special coverage of election night 2016 right here on fox 25 news. i'm mark ockerbloom. >> and i'm vanessa welch. we want to show you the results for tonight's ballot questions. the first look is question number 1. we do understand that that question, which was going to >> there it is, the number 61% to 39%. question 2 now, governor baker was behind charter schools, lifting the cap but it was defeated tonight. >> and question number 3 was giving animals more room in their cages. this one passed with 78% of the v

the hoyas in hawaii, to face number 13, oregon. welcome to the maui invitational. the sights and second downs of the big state. rebounds. looking to pull off the upset. oregon down by 5, and hitting the ridiculous 3 to cut it to 3. the hoyas would not squander this one. they knock off the ducks, 65- 61, and a huge win for george town. >>> the wizards with a high of 42 points from bradley beal on plays like this slicing and dicing, and that's for two of stretch, big shots adding 18 and 15 assists, and this clutch jumper gives them the lead. they hold on to beat the suns, 106-101. >>> the united states men's soccer team is looking for a new leader after firing the head coach, and the forman german international player had been the head coach for 5.5 years but after two recent losses in world cup qualifying, his days were numbered, and as of right now, and you may hear the name bruce arena. he used to coach the team back he used to coach the team back in the z26ndz zi0z z26nez zi0z y26ney yi0y >>> a couple in washington state watched a christmas gift for their grandso

now if he's -- on the harmonica. >> and they will leave for hawaii on november 30th. kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >>> new at 11:00 the pentagon is investing billions of dollars to develop autonomous weapons machines that could one day kill on their own. more than 30 countries already possess defensive weapons. but the humans will decide when to strike. right now the big question is how much independence to give them. >> we're experienced that fully autonomous weapons better known as killer robots would pose grave dangers to civilians for that matter soldiers. we think they cross a fundamental ethical linch by turning life and death decision making over to machines. >> top pentagon officials say the u.s. must stay ahead in the robot arms race. nationses like russia and china are trying to close >>> take a look here at this hard landing a hot air balloon had to make this afternoon in philadelphia after the balloon briefly touched down it looks like the was going to just keep going. luckily people ran to catch up with the balloon to help stop it. apparently this was sup

so -- of hawaii. this case commemorates men who were at the bombing of pearl harbor as well as those who passed on the attack at pearl harbor. this first document is the first 10 account of the bombing by william -- a first-hand account of the bombing. he survived and was on board the ship. he was talking about how it was totally unexpected. he was going about his daily duties and pretty much chaos they scrambled to run to their post to do their duties, to defend the ship. over here we have a volume listing the rank, file numbers and next of kin for men on board the uss arizona on december 7, 1941. below that we have a piece of the actual deck from the uss arizona, pried up off the ship. here we have a photograph of the uss arizona, they performed a show, a competition on december 6, 1941. the band, legend has it, came in second in the competition and all the men in that photograph died the next day during the attack on pearl harbor. working on this project made me think about what it would've been li

the badgers basketball team escaped this cold just in the nick of time.they're in hawaii for the maui invitational. check out all the wisconsin fans who made the trip to hawaii.against tennesee the badgers up by as many as 17 as bronson koenig drains the three... he'd finish with a team high 21.vitto brown with the slam puts the badgers up 11.about four minutes into the second half tennessee takes their first lead.but nigel hayes with the double double for three... puts wisconsin up 74-62. the bucks will try to snap a three-game losing streak against the orlando magic tonight.saturday against the warriors in front of a sellout crowd they lost 124-121. that's sports.we're back after the butterburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate. no fillers; that's it. all prized cuts, wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. and we sear them, and that seals in the juices of the burger. it doesn't get any better than that. and that's the culver's butterburger. we

and done what your dad did, and been a big star in hawaii? >> mars: i wanted to go for it. >> logan: you wanted more? >> mars: i wanted more. and my family pushed me. and this iand pushed me. >> logan: how? >> ms: these are my people,d ii want to represent i want people to think of hawaii and think of palm trees and-- ( laughter ) magical islands and-- and bruno what kind of music are you making?" >> logan: with no hit songs of his own and dead broke, he started over, writing and producing songs for other artists, with friends ari levine and philip lawrence. they were starving musicians. inspir?o@ved by the hustle justo pay for food, they came up with it led to another record deal of his own. ( ? "just the way you a." ? ) and, you know, very committed, but you nearly threw iall >> mars: i did something very stupid. i'm in las vegas, lara. i'm 24 years old. ( ? "grenade" ? ) >> logan: headlines for hits, not drug busts have been his it's the biggest hit in a career ?you don't own me? loud's