Importing and selling illegal fireworks in Hawaii made millions of dollars for Mike Miske, a witness testified last week.

Testimony continues in the organized crime and murder trial of Honolulu businessman Mike Miske with government witnesses describing violent behavior by the alleged crime boss.

A federal judge who reviewed a video of the fight says there is no doubt that Michael Buntenbah attacked a man in a bar in January, violating the conditions of his bail.

Meanwhile, Michael Miske's federal trial was postponed for a week because a juror is sick.

Opening statements in the high-profile case are expected to begin Monday in federal court in Honolulu.

Delia Fabro-Miske's agreement with prosecutors leaves only two defendants in the federal trial as jury selection continues.

Hundreds of names have been submitted by the Miske defense as well as the prosecution.

Jason Yokoyama's sudden flip so close to the trial could explain why attorneys for the remaining defendants failed to file an expected joint trial memo.

The feds were investigating Mike Miske and the Kealohas at the same time. Sgt. Al Lee ended up in the middle of both.