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Hawaii News Now welcomes new weekend anchor Annalisa Burgos
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – Annalisa Burgos is Hawaii Information Now’s new weekend anchor, and also will report on points throughout the islands and interview newsmakers in the course of the week.
For greater than 22 years, Annalisa has coated information, enterprise and way of life in Los Angeles, New York Metropolis, Manila, Singapore, and different cities throughout Asia and the US.
Annalisa additionally teaches information reporting on the College of Hawaii at Manoa. She was a 2019 Jefferson Fellow of the East-West Middle, and studied immigration coverage in Hawaii, Korea, the Philippines and Australia.
Earlier than shifting to Honolulu, Annalisa was information anchor and managing editor on the ABS-CBN Information Channel, a global cable community primarily based within the Philippines and broadcast worldwide as The Filipino Channel. She coated the Duterte administration and native and worldwide politics and hosted a preferred “Meals Diplomacy” section, the place she dined with ambassadors and mentioned tradition and geopolitics.
Previous to that, she was an anchor and correspondent for Channel NewsAsia, a regional cable community primarily based in Singapore, and traveled throughout Asia for her weekly meals and journey sequence “What’s Cooking.”
Earlier than shifting to Asia, Annalisa labored in New York as an anchor, reporter and digital editor for main media firms, together with Forbes, CNBC, HGTV, and Bloomberg, and commenced her profession as a newspaper reporter.
She advocates for the Filipino neighborhood as a board member for the Filipino Younger Leaders Program and helps youth and ladies empowerment. She’s initially from Los Angeles and graduated from UCLA and Columbia College’s Graduate Faculty of Journalism.
Join with Annalisa on Twitter and Instagram @annalisaburgos, fb.com/AnnalisaBurgosHNN and linkedin.com/in/annalisaburgos.
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Plane crash under investigation on Hawaii Island
WAIMEA (HawaiiNewsNow) – Federal investigators are looking into what caused a plane to crash on Hawaii Island Monday.
The National Transportation Safety Board confirms it is looking into what caused a Cessna to go down at Parker Ranch in Waimea shortly before noon.
Investigators said preliminary information indicated the plane experienced a loss of engine power.
A witness said two people walked away from the aircraft on their own. No one was hurt.
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Hawaii Bowl announcers Tiffany Greene, Jay Walker get rare moment in spotlight
‘Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house, not a creature was stirring … and the only sports on TV was the Hawaii Bowl on ESPN.
The Christmas Eve game pitting South Florida (6-6) against San Jose State (7-5) didn’t bring the same energy as a major bowl, but when you’re the only live major sporting event on U.S. TV, fans will take notice.
On social media, the matchup generated surprising buzz for a minor bowl game.
People treating the Hawaii bowl tonight like it’s the Super Bowl
— Zlatni Topki (@ZlatniTopki) December 24, 2024
Out in Honolulu, ESPN had play-by-play announcer Tiffany Greene and color analyst Jay Walker on the game, and the pair, who have worked together for years, made the most of their moment in the spotlight.
Greene, who was the first African-American woman to serve as a play-by-play commentator for college football on a major network, had the opportunity to call some big plays, including this kickoff return touchdown by South Florida’s Ta’Ron Keith.
Tiffany Green was VERY amped up about this kick return touchdown and later replay of the big play from USF returner Ta’Ron Keith. pic.twitter.com/FkHDlaYBPK
— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) December 25, 2024
And here’s Greene on a big interception early in the game.
USF forces an interception that would later result in points and a 14-0 lead over San Jose State.
Tiffany Greene and Jay Walker on the call of the Hawai’i Bowl on ESPN. pic.twitter.com/eMyo4aHsXn
— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) December 25, 2024
Unfortunately, everything did not go smoothly for Greene and Walker. Of particular concern, Walker’s audio sounded consistently muddy, as if he were doing the broadcast remotely.
Are they actually there? Her co host literally sounds like he’s on a zoom call
— HuskerJim (@jimtheplumber63) December 25, 2024
Others on social media were even less charitable in their comments on the announcers.
This is a horrible announcing crew. This is not a high profile game, but as the only one on Cmas Eve, likely with a decent audience of folks looking for distractions, why this crew & not a better one? Why not put these guys on one of the midday workday games with less eyes/ears?
— Justin Firesheets (@JFiresheets) December 25, 2024
Yet some fans were left wanting to hear more of Greene and Walker in the future.
Tiffany is awesome! She has the spunk of Gus & a little of Beth Mowins when she announces CFB👍
— Herbie Garcia (@herbieg55) December 25, 2024
[ESPN]
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College football's Hawaii Bowl highlights slowest sports day of 2024
Sports fans can breathe easy on Christmas Eve as there will only be one game played on Tuesday before a full buffet of games on Christmas Day.
College football aficionados will be happy to know there is one bowl game on the slate. The Hawaii Bowl between South Florida and San Jose State. The game will start at 8 p.m. ET.
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The Bulls finished 6-6 on the season and earned a second straight bowl game under head coach Alex Golesh. They had the same record last season before entering and winning the Boca Raton Bowl over Syracuse, 45-0.
The Spartans finished the season 7-5 overall in Ken Niumatalolo’s first season at the helm. The team is on a three-bowl-game losing streak. They lost the Hawaii Bowl last season and the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl in 2022. The Spartans also lost the Arizona Bowl in 2020.
San Jose State hasn’t won a bowl game since the 2015 Cure Bowl under Ron Caragher.
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Sports fans looking for some action should take it all in and be able to get some sleep before opening presents and starting Christmas Day at noon ET with NBA games.
The NFL also has games on Christmas Day for the second straight year – a two-game menu featuring the Kansas City Chiefs against the Pittsburgh Steelers at 1 p.m. ET and the Houston Texans hosting the Baltimore Ravens at 4:30 p.m. ET.
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College football will return on Dec. 26 and the NHL will be back on Dec. 27.
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