the tour of the manager is named hanna beraclat. she tries to communicate that people in north korea are people. >> people are people. you want the same things out of life. they enjoy going to a football match, to out to have a beer, that kind of thing. perhaps it is a big holiday, which it is the anniversary of the birthday of the president of the country. everybody is in quite good spirits. >> the majority of the people, according to hanna, don't even know what the west is reporting. >> some of them are aware of it and some of them aren't. it's a fun atmosphere. we're at a football match and it's a very fun atmosphere here at the moment. >> as the tours are going on and as the core of tours are putting a different image of north korea out there, people do question the validity of the videos because we do have to keep in mind that the communication that comes out of north korea is very heavily guarded. look at these images coming out of south korea. they are performing security drills in case of a bombing. we want wanted to skype w

hanna for your patience as well. i know you have followed all of the procedures, but i think that it is really important to check in with the district supervisor. i think that even your comments that add up to a good area across the street from the palace hotel. but inspector van cal mentioned that the broader area is a high crime area with double the calls as defined what a high crime area is. and the fact that there is a college nearby. but i don't know if there is residentses for the college as well. the academy of art university. but i do see that you have got yelp reviews and i am looking at see maps to see what else is around you. it does not seem like there is an over concentration of places that sell hard liquor as well. so i mean i would take all of those into consideration besides the opportunity of our colleague. is it district six? >> so it would be supervisor kim's office. >> yes. >> mr. hanna i don't know how much time you will need to do this out reach. i think that it can be done, you know in a very s

we called the item earlier and the applicant was not here so if i could call on mokles hanna to come and present. >> good morning. i'm sorry i was late. i thought that i had to come at 10:30. i misunderstood my brother. so my store at 57 new montgomery and i am across the street from the palace otell in a nice neighborhood. we got a beer and wine license and we want to upgrade to a hard liquor license type 21. and we talked to the police and they put some conditions and i agree with them on the conditions. yeah. >> so, thank you, mr. hanna, if i could ask you the same questions that we ask, have you done out reach to the community about your request and have you done out reach to the district supervisor? >> i talked to usually to the abc, which is done the street from us. not really. i mean, the first time i applied for my beer license it was different. i didn't know that i had to speak today and you know i just came here and yeah. i was surprised that somebody had to speak. you know. >> okay. >> we are in a nice neighborhood and like i said and we close around midnight. >> let me as

hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo.come to "wild countdown." who cares if it flies, as long as it floats! america's national parks are much more than vacation spots. they're national treasures. today i'll show you why. right here is where history was made--the first motorized flight. is it whooping crane or whopping crane? >> hooping! >> they hoop, they hoop! >> dad! >> plus, a hanna family blooper from one my favorite african parks. this is upsetting me. you know when the very first national park was established?

hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo.s flaunt their flamboyant colors for all sorts of reasons. to send a warning. >> the bright colors mean "stay away." >> to attract their mate. now that is absolutely the wildest story i've ever heard in the animal world. and sometimes, it's just something the see them see them filter feeding? >> that's so neat. >> today, seven amazing animals that aren't shy about showing their true colors. i thought i was seeing things. i'm freaking out. and later, one of my all-time favorite bloopers. dor today's vividoff the nozzle. wild countdown, in living color. >> let's crawl down. >> crawl? >> yeah. [dog growls] >> is he growling at us? we tried to leave our tents. not even to go to dinner. you couldn't get anywhere. the lions were everywhere. oh, man! oh, man! whoo! help! right there. holy mackerel! [tiger growls] just like my life is devoted to the animal world, nationwide insurance is devoted to their customers, protecting what's important at every stage of ththat's why e that's why nationwi

and it was very difficult. >> hanna, your story is crazy because hanna gets hit twice-- not once, twoimes. the first time, you had just graduated from college, correct? >> yeah. >> most people graduate from college these days and you get the notice student loans are due, how are we gonna work this out? you get a notice that you didn't have a student loan-- somebody bought a house in your name? >> yeah. i went for a credit card and i was denied and they sent me back this four-page thing of all these places in indiana along with this house that i bought and defaulted on. >> wait, how much was that house that you bought 'cause-- >> it was $112,000. >> $112,000. in debt like that. >> like that. >> what people have to understand is for years, hanna worked with banks, agencies, told them, "my identity has been stolen." everybody and their brother knew it. and yet, they get to do it again. >> it was horrible. >> mark, people have to understand, this can happen to anybody. you are a former l.a.p.d. detective, correct? >> yeah, i was actually working nine years in major fraud when this happene

i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo.d welcome to "wild countdown." today i've recruited 7 athletes you'll you'll never see at the olympics. like the fleet-footed felines that can sprint over 70 miles per hour. >> oh, look. here they come. >> i've never seen anything like this in my life. look at that. and a beetle that can power lift hundreds of times its own weight. >> convert the weight, right, you would be able to lift a military tank. >> what's amazing is to feel their strength. i mean, he could flip me around here in a second. and later, my blooper of the week. do you know which muscular marsupial dominates track and field, the long jump, and boxing? find out next on "the wild world of sports." i mean "wild countdown." we tried to leave our tents, not even to go get dinne we couldn' we couldn't get to dinner. the lions were everywhere! golly day! [dog barking] whoo! help! a dolphin, right there! holy mackerel! just like my life is devoted to the animal world, nationwide insurance is devoted to their customers, prote

. >> jack hanna's wild countdown is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everyone, i'm jack hannag to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo and welcome to "wild countdown." today, seven unforgettable safaris i took on foot. chimps are in these woods somewhere. tracking the animals on the ground face to face. i never knew that they could walk that fast and eat at the same time. >> can you be small? >> are they gonna attack or just come over and see us? >> no. >> don't miss the blooper of the week. that's uncomfortable, walking down and talking, but i'll do it. so, come take a walk on the wild side on today's "wild countdown." what is

. >>> and ncis special agent sam hanna on ncis los angeles, ll cool j brings style and cool to the crime drama television series and the two-time grammy award winner and entertainment icon is about to release his new album, authentic, the first since 2008 and a full scale tour. for more on this, we went right to the source. >> the album title is not the flashiest album title in the world. but it is so true,man. it is so authentic. i put my soul on the table. i have grown. i am not fresh off the cue right now. not fresh off the subway no more. i just really wanted to work with people that i respect. people that i look up to. people that impress me. i felt like eddie thorp in that category. eddie van halen has officially done a hip-hop record. and i have officially worked with one of the greatest guitarists that ever lived. >> reaching out to somebody, working with somebody like john paisley is indicative of wanting to show the way that music can be a force for good and bringing people together. >> and he is bringing together a tour that looks to what he sees as important in music so he go

hanna, and along with mr. doyle and mr. gibson, two other representatives from the state of new york. this is a two-line amendment of the most technical sort. it amends the national baseball hall of fame commemorative coin act, sponsored by mr. hanna and mr. doyle, and passed last year by this congress. the legislation calls for the mint to strike and issue next year's coins and commemoration of the hall of fame 75th anniversary. the coin will be domed, mr. speaker, the first of that kind ever to be done by the mint. as they did the technical work of preparing to produce the coin, the mint discovered that using a standard coin blank and stamping the center part into a dome drew the edges of the coin inward a few thousandth of an inch, not a big deal but enough to be out of spec with the finished size of the coin designated in the legislation. to avoid making a coin not in compliance with the law or having to purchase expensive custom coin blanks, this bill simply eliminates the requirement for the finished size and specific

. >>> and after being hit by a tree, she is recovering. 17-year-old hanna was on break from class when a 70-foot pine came down during yesterday's fierce winds. she suffered a fractured vertebrae in her upper back and some minor scrapes. >> i was literally two inch is a way from getting head trauma, major trauma. >> several trees on campus will be removed as a precaution. >> boy, that is wild. >> uh-huh. >>> dave, torii, good morning and traffic is moving along well around the bay area and it is getting a little bit busier in contra costa county and you can see road sensors are getting busier and as we tilt down to the fremont area, we are looking for any slowed traffic. we don't have a lot, it's nice and light and 13 minutes from fremont as you drive through. they are showing a nice looking commute coming across the bridge, but small delay at the toll plaza. that traffic is looking good and once that roadwork is picked up it will recover. >>> the low pressure system is in the rockies and also in utah and colorado they are producing snow but speaking of mountains, there is high pressur

. >>> and after being hit by a tree, she is recovering. 17-year-old hanna was on break from class when a 70-foot pine came down during yesterday's fierce winds. she suffered a fractured vertebrae in her upper back and some minor scrapes. >> i was literally two inch is a way from getting head trauma, major trauma. >> several trees on campus will be removed as a precaution. >> boy, that is wild. >> uh-huh. >>> dave, torii, good morning and traffic is moving along well around the bay area and it is getting a little bit busier in contra costa county and you can see road sensors are getting busier and as we tilt down to the fremont area, we are looking for any slowed traffic. we don't have a lot, it's nice and light and 13 minutes from fremont as you drive through. they are showing a nice looking commute coming across the bridge, but small delay at the toll plaza. that traffic is looking good and once that roadwork is picked up it will recover. >>> the low pressure system is in the rockies and also in utah and colorado they are producing snow but speaking of mountains, there is high pressur

part of it hit 17-year-old hanna estrada. >> i heard it break. then i couldn't breathe, it was just on the floor. this really just happened right now. it felt like a dream. >> she says she panicked at first, but help came quickly. she suffered a fractured vertebrae, and some scrapes. injuries she says she considers minor. the school is removing several trees as a precaution. >>> the powerful winds also made a mess in the santa cruz mountains. robert honda caught up with some tree trimmers who had to clean it all up. >> reporter: the strong wind had tall trees swaying today. some of the older rotting trees came crashing down. the intense gusts battering the santa cruz mountains took a toll on trees, and homes underneath. james callus was stunned when this 80-foot oak tree was knocked down by the early morning wind. >> suddenly, it built, and built, and built. the tree split in half and came down on the house. sounded like we had an airliner on the roof. >> reporter: the swaying branches made it difficult for travis tree professionals. workers were

. >> hanna, tell me about what was the biggest challenge that you faced with the curriculum that yourwere going to be exposed to in germany and why you felt that that wasn't consistent with how you wanted your children to be educated. >> first, we took them out of school because they were -- we thought they would be harmed from other classmates and later when we looked into the textbooks, we found out that they teach against the values the bible wants us to teach them, our children. >> when you came here, i don't think you expected that you would have then a conflict with the united states government over home-schooling because it's a pretty prevalent practice here and many parents across the country, not all of whom do it for maybe spiritual purposes but people do that. have you been surprised by the government's reaction and i'm speaking now of the u.s. government's reaction? >> actually, we were very surprised hearing that now it seems not even in america not to be a fundamental right for parents to educate or to decide on the education of their own children. we couldn't believe wh

part of it hit 17-year-old hanna estrada. >> i heard it break. then i couldn't breathe, it was just on the floor. this really just happened right now. it felt like a dream. >> she says she panicked at first, but help came quickly. she suffered a fractured vertebrae, and some scrapes. injuries she says she considers minor. the school is removing several trees as a precaution. >>> the powerful winds also made a mess in the santa cruz mountains. robert honda caught up with some tree trimmers who had to clean it all up. >> reporter: the strong wind had tall trees swaying today. some of the older rotting trees came crashing down. the intense gusts battering the santa cruz mountains took a toll on trees, and homes underneath. james callus was stunned when this 80-foot oak tree was knocked down by the early morning wind. >> suddenly, it built, and built, and built. the tree split in half and came down on the house. sounded like we had an airliner on the roof. >> reporter: the swaying branches made it difficult for travis tree professionals. workers were

apparently miley and snoop met at a party and now they're a regular hanna and tony montana. snoop has a list of collaborators. katy perry, insane clown posse, andrew dice clay and miley cyrus. it might be time to back off the pot a little. right? snoop is the only recording artist whose greatest hits don't involve music. this is a fun video. i'm not sure where this happened. but this guy is waiting in line at an airport. he appears to be intoxicated although we don't know it for a fact. he's swaying a little trying to keep his balance. the lady next to him is -- oh, and he goes down. i don't know. i'm not sure what -- i don't know what yoga pose that is. i think it's downward drunk, yes? you know that right now america is facing a grave international crisis, one that could very easily spiral out of control. i'm talking about justin bieber's monkey. in case you haven't heard, justin bieber was gifted with a monkey which he named mally. he tried to take mally on tour with him in germany but when he landed he didn't have the proper paper work and his monkey was confiscated. ger

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hailey and hanna are here now, along with their dad, jeff.here to hear your screams. jeff, first tell me, how did you end up under the tractor? >> well, i was working in my garden area and my foot slipped off the clutch. and before i knew it, it flipped over backward, and was on top of me. >> before i ask the questions of the superheroes next to you, how did you think it was going to get off of you? >> i didn't think it would. >> were you pinned or being crushed by the tractor? >> i was being crushed by the tractor. >> hailey, hanna you hear your father screaming, see what's happening. what's going through your head? >> i was scared. i didn't know what to do honestly at that point. >> i was -- i was scared. when i saw him, i just was like, kind of like holding my breath, i stopped breathing, it was scary. adrenaline rush. >> how did you get the tractor off of him? did you push it, do it together? talk about it? tell us about the moment when you started trying to move it. >> we kind of just got in ready position and we started counting to thre

. >> she's the hanna august. >> the president himself didn't have a press tie to publicity. >> not at all. >> the more notorious, the better. she made it a point of cultivating the friendship of a reporter and she would report what was happening in the white house, news of social events and he gave her a lot of personal attention in the articles that he wrote about her. so she was out there in a way that, as i indicated before, respectable women did not do. but this is a new era. this is a time when the women's movement is under way and interestingly enough, you know, someone like julia tyler sort of fits in to a certain extent. she's very conservative in some ways but in terms of breaking through the traditional way that a woman should behave, she's doing it in a way that other women are not at that time. >> well, this seers is called influence and image. so let's spend a few minutes on this image question with julia tyler. noigs having loving publicity as you describe her and having someone help her with her press, she had these young women who traveled with her. they became known a

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i think that what we're dealing with here is the banality of evil that hanna behrent talked about. a couple of men in the boston area, i'm not sure what it is that the fbi or the c.i.a. or anybody else would or could have done to prevent this attack. i haven't seen anything and everything that i've been reading, to show that there was any suggestion that there was evidence that they were about to pull off a bombing, certainly nothing in the boston area. you know, so i just think that we have to be a little cul if you're talking about numbers like 700,000 and 8 00,000 on terror watch lists and that sort of thing. what are you going to do? are you going to follow everybody? are you going to violate all kinds of laws having to do with civil liberties? i think that you have to at some point accept even though it's difficult and this is a horrendous tragedy. you have to accept that in a free society, which ours still is, you cannot stop every terror attack. >> rick, is that, josh, josh is saying here that we have to saying we have to accept the reality that you can't catch everybody and

you can see hanna health care is up 7%. throw h.d.a. in there. the same realm of hospitals and the like. there's a proposal for the government. morning star analysts look at this saying it's as expected or better than expected and there's no real bad news in this proposal. we'll learn more a mths anme, both stocks are moving higher. h.c.a. at a new multi year high. cheryl: and i stand corrected. we're at a session high right now. thank you very much. dennis: 195 points. the dow 15,000, baby. time to make money with charles payne. solar profits with shares of memc. >> electronic materials. this is a semi conductor play so a few years ago started making serious acquisitions in the solar space. there's a big introduced in the senate. got bipartisan support that would allow the solar companies to become -- i wasoing to say multi levelling marketing. this has been tremendous for the oil and gas industry. absolutely tremendous. to tell you how interesting in it, jack gerard who is critical of a lot of things, particularly solar, thinks this is a god id

ambassador to the united nation -gs hanna fox news contributor.surprise i suppose that the iranians deny any official involvement, or even unofficial involvement in this plot. >> right, but it's been known for a longtime there have been al-qaida elements in iran, including relatives of osama bin laden, and it's always been a little bit of a conundrum, are they there using iran as a base of operations, are they being held by hostages by iran or some combination. i think the way the mounties described this yesterday was quite interesting that the two accused terrorists were acting under their words, direction and control of these elements of al-qaida in iran, but without the government itself being involved. nonetheless, when you give somebody a base of operations or allow them to continue that is pretty good material assistance. >> iran isee sepbgs ale lee acquiescing? >> i think that is right. i think the question for them now and our western european allies ought to put this question to the iranian authorities as well. you better make sure that t

hanna estrada said she was on break from class when a 70-foot pine came down during yesterday's fierceered a fractured vertebrae in her upper back and minor breaks. >> i heard a break. i couldn't breathe and was on the floor. this just happened. it felt like a dream. >> officials at patterson high school say several trees on campus will be removed as a precaution. >>> america's cup spectators may have fewer options when it comes to getting something to eat. the san francisco business times reports food trucks will not be allowed at the america's truck park or village. officials have not said why the food trucks won't be allowed. food trucks have been part of previous america's cup events. >>> long-time ice creammaker ben and jerry's is telling the world thank you. you can enjoy a free cup or cone of your favorite flavor. it's an annual celebration expressing appreciation for another year of support. fans will be able to taste some of the newest flavors as well including liz lemon and candy bar pie. >>> 7:41. celebrities like lil wayne, susan sarandon and kim kardashian are asking for c

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hanna estrada said she was on break from class when a 70-foot pine came down during yesterday's fierceshe suffered a fractured vertebrae in her upper back and minor breaks. >> i heard a break. i couldn't breathe and was on the floor. this just happened. it felt like a dream. >> officials at patterson high school say several trees on campus will be removed as a precaution. >>> america's cup spectators may have fewer options when it comes to getting something to eat. the san francisco business times reports food trucks will not be allowed at the america's truck park or village. officials have not said why the food trucks won't be allowed. food trucks have been part of previous america's cup events. >>> long-time ice creammaker ben and jerry's is telling the world thank you. you can enjoy a free cup or cone of your favorite flavor. it's an annual celebration expressing appreciation for another year of support. fans will be able to taste some of the newest flavors as well including liz lemon and candy bar pie. >>> 7:41. celebrities like lil wayne, susan sarandon and kim kardashian are aski

hanna, dr. mcdermott, that would give what 90% of the people want. it's supported by the hospital situation insurance companies, ellen goodman's conversation project that will be coming to washington, d.c. next year. i would like to know in writing if we can work with you and your department to try to make some progress helping americans be able to deal with the challenges they face at end of life and making sure they know their choices and that whatever those choices are they would be respected. i appreciate that in writing. maybe you can talk about health care reform in the remaining time. >> thank you, congressman. i think that while there is a lot of attention and focus on what's happening in the insurance market, which will a relatively limited number of americans, what's going on in the delivery system that the authors of the affordable care act and those who supported the affordable care act wrote into the bill is to me the most exciting and has the biggest potential for long-term gain. and it really deals with delivery system reforms. that af

and i wanted to start out tonight with a "from a man named mark hanna who lived and was important more than 100 years ago. he was william mckinley's campaign manager. the election of 1896 which had a lot in common with 2012 as i mentioned in my book. and hannah said there are three essential things in american politics. money, and i can remember what the other two or. baena when the around the largest corporations in america in 1896. we got them all to make major donations to american the campaign mccormick he blew l. william jennings bryan to the populist the democratic party candid. it was a lot more even and contrary to a lot of expectations a wanted to start out with some basic facts before we start our discussion. let's start with you, spencer. how much did you raised altogether and how much of that was used for television and fur field organization and some of the other important functions of the campaign? >> well, thanks, jonathan. let me start by saying thank-you to everyone for hosting and allowing me to be here. coming from boston and the romney campaign, got an invitation to

. >> she's the hanna august. >> the president himself didn't have a press tie to publicity. >> not at. >> the more notorious, the better. she made it a point of cultivating the friendship of a reporter and she would report what was happening in the white house, news of social events and he gave her a lot of personal attention in the articles that he wrote about her. so she was out there in a way that, as i indicated before, respectable women did not do. but this is a new era. this is a time when the women's movement is under way and interestingly enough, you know, someone like julia tyler sort of fits in to a certain extent. some very conservative in ways but in terms of breaking through the traditional way that a woman should behave, she's doing it in a way that women are not at that time. >> well, this seers is called influence and image. so let's spend a few minutes on this image question with julia tyler. in addition to having loving publicity as you describe her and having someone help her her press, she had these young women who traveled with her. they became known as the vestal

center we have chris o'brien, a technology reporter for the los angeles times and formerly of the hannas- the san jose mercury in news. and closest to me is lee manages the partnership with youtube and is a trained lawyer, apparently thought better of it at some point. i want to start with lee, and if we do not think of youtube as a traditionally -- traditional network, i think we certainly recognize the power of youtube. viral, and to go then for a viral video to action drive the new cycle, just look at what happened last week with the basketball coach at rutgers. iat is all i saw on tv when sneaked out for lunch a couple of hours ago. i want you to talk a little bit .bout what you do at youtube when you work with content partners, talk about developing strategy for a media company that produces video verses may be a smaller start up where youtube is a bigger part of the strategy. youtube, we have a platform and we encourage everybody to broadcast yourself. our mission is to connect the world through video, and that is happening more and more not just with what we're doing, but througho

sharon lerner and hanna rosen. live coverage of the annapolis book festival concludes with mickey edwards and former rnc chairman co-ceo who will talk about the state of american politics. .. >> please forgive the frog in my throat, but with all this warm weather, we seem to have gotten a lot more allergies around. the two books that we're going to be talking about today, one is written by ralph everybody lman and a friend of his called "in full glory reflected: discovering the war of 1812 in the chesapeake." is other is a book by james johnston entitled from "from sle hip to harbor -- ship to harbor." both are extraordinarily wonderful works, beautifully written, engagingly written. one deals with the sort of general overview in history of the war of 1812 as it, excuse me, affects the upper chesapeake and also the whole of the chesapeake. but it not only tells you the stories, but it takes you to the places and helps you to envision it through some absolutely extraordinarily lovely illustrations that were commissi

afghanistan followed by a discussion of whether women can have it all or are ready to with sharon werner and hanna rosin. our live coverage of the annapolis book festival concludes with mickey edwards and rnc chair michael steele and they will talk about the state of american politics. that's her lineup live from catherine hull at the key school and now here are ralph eshelman and james johnston looking back at maryland in 1812. >> my name is edward papenfuse and it really is my pleasure not to moderate because i don't think this session really needs moderation but to actually introduce our two panelists today. we are going to be talking about their works and then we are hoping to get a fair amount of discussion and questions from the audience. please forgive the frog in my throat but with all this warm weather we seem to have gotten a lot more allergies around. the two books we are going to be talking about today, one is written by ralph eshelman and a friend of his called in full glory reflected discovering the war of 1812 in the chesapeake and another is a book by james johnston entitled the hi