David Ono
ABC7 Eyewitness News
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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FACEism: Beautiful wildflowers camouflage ugly truth of Holocaust in fields of Germany
It's a crucial reminder on why remembering that dark chapter is so important in today's world. → Read More
3 beloved birds stuffed in backpacks, stolen during break-in at pet supply store in Capistrano Beach
A pet store owner in Orange County is devastated after three birds, beloved family pets, were stolen. She is now pleading for their return. → Read More
Former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe had unique connections to USC, Southern California
Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe attended USC and had family friends in Southern California. Here is David Ono's 2018 report on his connection to the region. → Read More
Remembering the attack on Pearl Harbor on its 80th anniversary
People across the country marked the 80th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. → Read More
The weight of our decisions: Art takes center stage in Denmark's fight against climate change
As part of Eyewitness News' "Earth on the Edge" series, anchor David Ono went to Denmark to see how society is finding a way to reverse the climate change through the power of art. → Read More
ABC7's David Ono presents 'Climate Crisis: Earth on the Edge'
David Ono travels to Greenland, Iceland, Denmark and Japan to show how the climate change crisis is touching every part of the world. → Read More
Iceland: Volcano creates massive lava field, generating geothermal heat, interest from tourists
A volcano in Iceland has created a massive lava field, generating steam, geothermal heat -- and interest from tourists. → Read More
Cities in Japan, Southern California showing the world that hydrogen is the future
Two cities, in Japan and Southern California, are working together to show the world how hydrogen can be the energy source of the future. → Read More
The deeper meaning behind the Tokyo Olympic Stadium
Kengo Kuma is the architect who designed the Japan National Stadium, the grand stage for the Tokyo Olympics. → Read More
FACEism: How prolific street artist Chaka found escape from LA's violence through graffiti
He was an urban hero for some, but vilified by police, politicians and the media for spray-painting thousands of walls, bridges and freeway signs. Three decades later, L.A.'s prolific graffiti artist Chaka shares his story in this FACEism episode. → Read More
FACEism: How Big Tobacco's targeting of Black communities lured generations into addiction
In this FACEism report, we examine how Big Tobacco's aggressive marketing targeted Black communities and lured some customers into a lifetime of addiction. → Read More
FACEism: The segregated Japanese-American unit that rescued the 'Lost Battalion' during WWII
In this FACEism report, we revisit how a segregated unit of Japanese Americans rescued the "Lost Batallion" during World War II. → Read More
FACEism: Japanese-American veteran receives a hero's welcome in French village he helped liberate in World War II
In the years following World War II, Japanese-American veteran Lawson Sakai was welcomed as a hero in the French village of Bruyères, which he helped liberate. → Read More
FACEism: Tackling Muslim stereotypes in America and the battle to overcome the damaging effects
In this episode in our FACEism series, we examine the ignorance of Muslim stereotypes in the U.S. and the battle to teach love and respect for all. → Read More
FACEism: From Jim Crow to 2020, a history of voter suppression in the US
In this episode in our FACEism series, we examine the ugly history of voter suppression in the U.S. → Read More
FACEism: How COVID-19 is resurfacing US history of racism against Asian Americans
Anti-Asian hate crimes are rising during the coronavirus pandemic. It is the latest chapter in the long history of U.S. racism against Asian Americans. → Read More
FACEism: The East LA protests that changed the Chicano movement
David Sanchez, the founder of the Brown Berets, reflects on the fight for Mexican American equality and the East L.A. protests that gave voice to a movement. → Read More
FACEism: Supaman merges Native American culture, hip-hop to deliver message of truth
In this episode of FACEism, we spotlight Supaman, a Native American hip-hop artist who brings the heavy truth with his music. → Read More
FACEism: Ellis Island, where millions of immigrants sought hope, opportunity
In this sixth episode of FACeism, we look at Ellis Island, the symbol of hope for millions of immigrants. → Read More
Roger Shimomura confronts racism, stereotypes with art
In this episode of our FACEism series, we look at how Roger Shimomura's art challenges stereotypes and racism in America. → Read More