do you have anything else, hansen? want to read a little bit of what i wrote. >> go ahead. >> i had talked with c.o. mcdaniel and told her that i was the kind of guy that wore his heart on his sleeve. and speaking straight from the heart, i told her i was out of line. i was only playing. i didn't mean any disrespect and i would never do anything to put her job in jeopardy. i also said i would back off and stop joking around with her if that's what she wanted. i also told her that i thought she was an awesome person and had a great personality. and with our conversations, she was an inspiration on wanting me to get off my ass and get out of prison. priso i know i'm an idiot, and i shouldn't play around with staff and prison. i apologize wholeheartedly to c.o. mcdaniel, to this hearings board, and to the facility. i meant no disrespect. it will not happen again. i have no intentions on compromising staff or the security of the facility. >> anything else? if nothing else, the board will make a decision. >> hansen waits ou

chris hansen joins us.y, need a tow or lock your keys in the car, geico's emergency roadside assistance is there 24/7. oh dear, i got a flat tire. hmmm. uh... yeah, can you find a take where it's a bit more dramatic on that last line, yeah? yeah i got it right here. someone help me!!! i have a flat tire!!! well it's good... good for me. what do you think? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. and you're not very proud of that. but tonight he made pizza... ...with johnsonville italian sausage. and everybody loved it. and you're definitely proud of that. johnsonville. served with pride since 1945. >>> and chris hansen joins us now. chris, these investigations this month have just drawn a huge response, thousands and thousands of e-mails. and one question we're consistently hearing is why are all of these suspected predators men? not a single woman. is there a reason for that? >> we just haven't seen any women in our investigations. the experts say there are women pred

>> sometimes. >> i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc." we're doing a story on adults who try to pick up young boys and girls online for sex. if there's anything else you want to tell us about why you're here and what you've been doing, we'd like to hear it. if not, you're clearly free to walk out the door you came in. >> and just outside, the long beach police are getting into position. >> hands up in the air. >> he is charged with an attempted lewd act upon a child. under california law, attempting to have sex with someone under the age of 14 is a felony, punishable by up to four years in prison. warrecker pleaded no contest. he's the first in a long line of men who will be arrested by the long beach police department over the next three days. >> who's all here? >> just me. >> later in our program you'll see a first for us. someone who showed up at one of our earlier investigations, unbelievably, shows up for another visit. >> you know, you look familiar to me. >> oops. overmany discounts to thine customers! [old english accent] safe dri

chris hansen has our latest investigation. again, we want to warn you some of it is explicit. >> she said she was 13. >> she did. i'm soi, sorry, sir. i have an interest in younger girls. that is just a fantasy of mine. >> a fantasy. do you know it violates georgia law? >> yes, sir. >> come on in. >> even when men know it's against the law -- >> are you going to arrest me or what? >> get on the ground. on the ground, now. >> a chance they will be apprehended. >> am i being taped? >> you are being taped. >> oh, crap. >> and know all about "dateline's" previous reports on internet sex predators. >> i know what this is. >> please, i want you -- >> i know what this is. i just wanted to test it, that's all. >> they show up at a house where they're told a child is home alone and willing to have sex with them. the number of men who wind up at the door at each undercover operation is alarming. >> this is true sweet guy. true sweet guy. >> like our sixth investigation. this time in harris county, georgia. >> emily, open the door and ca

. >> chris hansen with "to catch a predator." our cameras are on the beach and suspected predators are online. thanks for joining us. i'm stone phillips. >> and i'm ann curry. we're in florida where families with children crowd the beaches and theme parks and men who prey on children crowd the internet. >> during the course of our four-day investigation, 21 men showed up at our house on the beach, and fun in the sun was not what was on their minds. a warning, some of what you are about to see and hear is explicit. here's chris hansen. ♪ >> it's december in flagler beach, florida, population 5,000. it's time for the annual holiday parade. the entire police force of flagler beach, a town some 20 miles north of daytona, is working parade duty. he's turning right on 14th again. he's coming back out to a1a. >> sam, why don't you go downstairs. guy, pod up sammy. >> but later that evening, most of those same officers are working one of the biggest investigations they've ever tackled. the police are hiding in a garage behind our latest

i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc." we're doing a story on adults who try to meet kids online for sex. if there's anything else you'd like to say to me, we'd like to hear it. >> that's it. >> his reaction? we expected surprise. instead, we get curiosity. >> can you notify me, tell me if it will be on or not? >> if you give me a call. >> okay. can i get your card? >> i don't have a card with me but i'll write down the number. >> outside, the long beach police are ready to give him another number, a case number. >> put your hands up, get on your knees. get on your knees. >> he is charged with one count of an attempted lewd act on a child. what has the police more concerned is the fact that he has a legally registered gun in the trunk of his car. along with a clip loaded with bullets. >> that's not good. >> these guys are living in a fantasy world. they have the fantasy of having sex with a child. and you don't know how far they're going to take that fantasy. they may have a fantasy of going out in a blaze of glory. they m

and you're -- >> chris hansen.line nbc." >> let me explain something to nbc for a second here. i don't know what kind of rap you all got on people but maybe i can get the whole story. this girl is in a role playing chat room. whose house is this? can i smoke a cigarette? >> no. you can't smoke in this house. you can smoke outside. >> all right, dude. later. >> he decides to go out the front door. >> running to the car. move. >> but that doesn't stop detectives from catching him and placing him under arrest. >> get on the ground! >> all right. man. >> why don't you do what you're told, man? >> and when he shows up at the transfer station, police search him, and he keeps talking. >> you all thought it was just [ bleep ]. hey, nbc, two words, role playing chat room, dude. because the girl was role playing, man. >> we checked with perverted-justice and we are told he met the decoy in a florida romance room, not a role playing chat room. >> what's that, for your pedophile thing? >> yeah. >> and the transcripts of his on

that i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc." and we're doing a story on adults who solicit minors on-line for sex. >> i have nothing else to say, except, world, please forgive me. it was stupid. >> he makes his way out of the backyard through the garage where police are waiting to arrest him. >> turn around. put your hands behind your back. >> he's taken away in an unmarked car and brought in for questioning. >> why did you come to the house today? >> i was bored at home. >> yeah? what was some of the thing that is you discussed? >> oral sex. >> oral sex. anything else? >> think that was it, maybe a massage. >> did you send any photos to this person? >> of my private parts. i'm digging myself a hole, aren't i? he insists that he would not have had sex with a 13-year-old. >> i [ expletive ] up my marriage. i [ expletive ] up my life. i don't deserve any of it. meaning my life, my wife. >> how long have you been married, michael? >> 13 years. >> and there are more married men about to show up at our hidden camera house. this is 43

but i don't want to let him know i'm chris hansen just yet. i'm happy to tell you who i am but i want to go over this chat log with you. it appears from this that you were setting up with a meeting with a 13-year-old boy. >> i don't need to say anything you have the transcript there. >> okay. you're only 13. yep. 13. for a 13-year-old, you handle yourself pretty well. yes, you're very cute and when boys are that cute, they usually look like their moms. so you pretty much thought you were coming here to meet a 13-year-old boy named conrad. >> you have the transcript of the e-mail. >> do you have anything to say for yourself? i like sucking and being sucked. i like to kiss. what do you do for a living? >> i'm a rabbi. >> a rabbi? now presumably, you counsel families and children in your position as a rabbi. children. >> over the years. >> what are you doing as a man of god, as a rabbi in this house trying to meet a 13-year-old boy? >> i'm really -- i don't want to do anything to sort of further and make you angry. >> i'm not angry. >> you're com

but i am chris hansen with "dateline" nbc. he knows he's in a bad situation once the camera guys are on. so, he's not going to try to -- he's mad. >> well, i'll shove that camera down his throat. >> well, you better -- i'll shove that camera down his throat. >> i don't think you're going to want to do that. >> why's that? >> i don't think you want to do that. we can't keep you here. you're free to leave, obviously if you want to go. had he decided to pursue the more aggressive route and had he gotten physical, i mean, we had security there, and security people would have stepped in to prevent that from happening. >> okay. but can i talk to you outside? >> you can say whatever you want to say -- >> no, i mean -- obviously want to say something off camera. >> i can't have the cameras turned off at this point. >> well, then i'd like to say that pretty much i think that you have it all wrong. but your point's well taken. >> if you want to follow up, my e-mail's on here, phone number's on here, you can call me, talk to me if you wa

>> no seas chistoso, hansen. >> ¿para hoy? >> claro que para hoy.as cosas con eduardo van de mal en peor. >> ¿pero por quÉ, que pasÓ? >> pues no sÉ, magaly, pero... siento que lo estoy perdiendo y... te lo juro que no me explico por quÉ. >> ¿y por quÉ no tratas de conquistarlo, de enamorarlo otra vez como cuando eran novios? >> pero cÓmo si cada vez que me le quiero acercar, me rechaza. >> aranza, tÚ sabes cÓmo. y por diego no te preocupes porque yo te lo cuido. ♪

. >> i'm chris hansen. we're doing a story on guys, men trying to meet teens on the internet. >> i'm a stupid man. can i like leave? >> he's free to leave, but he won't get very far. perverted justice has joined forces with the georgia police department. here in georgia, this is a felony. >> get on the ground! get down on the ground! now. >> please don't take me to jail. >> put your hands behind your back! >> police. oh my god. my life is ruined. can y'all just shoot me. >> and taken away. >> oh, my god. i'm an idiot. >> and he's brought into a room with an investigator from the harris county sheriff's office. >> it was awesome. that was the best day of my life right there. >> you'll hear more of this interview with police later. >> i never should have said anything. >> is this guy on his way here. >> with men all over the internet admitting they've seen our series, we wonder if it stops a lot of them or will there be others like skooby doo to be brazen enough to show up. >> come on in. >> wait and see. so

and that is that i'm chris hansen with "dateline" nbc. and we're doing a story -- >> please don't. >> you're welcome to leave. and take your stuff with you. but if there's anything else you'd like to say, please tell us. >> no. >> if not -- >> when he left the house, i didn't know that he was on probation. obviously, that made his situation worse when ultimately he was arrested. >> turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> please don't do this, please. because i really wasn't going to do this. >> go ahead and cuff him. >> sir. sir. sir. >> what? >> look, yes, the reality sets in right when i stepped out my front door. >> you're right. >> it did. >> you're exactly right. that's when the crime occurred. >> walter babst did not stick out of a crowd. he's the kind of guy you'd see standing in line at the dry cleaners or the grocery store. >> i need you to just arrest me and take me to jail -- >> i need to talk to you first. my asthma's under control. i get out a lot... except when it's too cold. like the last three weekends. asthma

hansen say that we're got to transition away from fossil fuels. no case of renewable energy or efficiency displacing fossil fuels anything like that. as i said, 1/10th of energy efficiency from solar. >> that's not true. alternative -- >> the world's energy is growing right now. the world demand for energy right now is growing equivalent of adding another brazil to the planet every year. the rise of the developing world has thrown the fundamental assumption that environmentalists came up with about energy efficiency to the wind. >> if we're going to bring the world out of poverty, the part in poverty now, we need clean affordable energy. energy efficiency is not enough. >> we've got to take another quick break. next nuclear and beyond. other alternatives to a power-hungry world. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most

earlier this year, former nasa climate scientist james hansen did a study. he found that nuclear energy over the last 40 years that's been used worldwide has saved 1.8 million lives by producing zero air pollution energy. and he says that if we expand it we'll save another 7 million lives. those numbers have to be convincing for people that care about climate change. >> there's still radiation. >> tell that to the fukushima area, the chernobyl area. tell it to the areas where hundreds of square miles are now uninhabitable. the atomic energy commission in the 1950s, michael, said that a class nine accident in the u.s. would contaminate an area quote the size of pennsylvania. you don't want to have an energy source that has one bite of the apple. you have a disaster whether it's due to sabotage, earthquake, horrendous hurricane or human error or design defect. any of those. if you have one major disaster, it will affect all other nuclear plants. you know that. >> this fear mongering that you've been doing for 40 years has been effective in halting the growth o

. >>> here is route 50, the john hansen highway. lanes are copy.re in good -- the lanes are open. we're in good shape. all the anacostia river crossings are fine in the district as women. back to you. >> thank -- as well. back to you. >> thanks, monika. >>> time for your first your money segment ever the morning. >> make we should set another record. >> let's do it. wall street got back to the business of buying. we'll have to see if a really big event on wall street fires up investors yet again. in the meantime as mike was talking about, the dow jones industrial average starts this morning from a new record high. checking the numbers, happy to do it, the dow rose 128 points in trading yesterday beating the record it set last tuesday by 66 points. starting today at 15,746. the s&p 500 rose by 7.5 points. it's just a point below its all- time high. nasdaq loser on the day down about 8 points. >>> the day traders has been waiting for is finally here. why? twitter's initial public offering, the most highly anticipated ipo since facebook's debut in 201

. >> katie hansen making spirals in the sky for a truly death-defying challenge. her landing, in a moving car. there, you see the convertible. and hansen, a faraway speck in the sky. the daring stunt seems nearly impossible. how impossible? she's flying between 20 and 40 miles per hour. the driver carefully matching her speed. and just as she approaches, it looks like she's not going to make it. but with a last-second swoop, a flawless touchdown into the backseat. >> i'm not going to lie, i was pretty nervous. but i was focused. >> reporter: look, again, at the precision of her glide, as though she's done it 1 million times. in fact, this was her first try. >> i was so happy when i made it, i doesn't believe it. everything just lined up perfectly. >> hansen, a 28-year-old nurse from northern california, made the dive this summer at an extreme sports event in norway. a friend posted her amazing feat online a few days ago. and now, it's skyrocketing in views. for "good morning america," susan saulny, abc news, new york. >> i think ginger has some competition. >> yea

>> no. >> i'm chris hansen. and i'm a reporter for "dateline nbc." it's a news show.mputer predators. >> you have the right to remain silent. anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> once these guys are arrested, they're evaluated and they're monitored. >> if you decide at any time to exercise these rights, you can make any statement. do you understand? >> you ask her if she's horny. >> what's wrong with that? >> you ask if she does anal. >> it's a question. >> in this state, depending on the circumstances, that is against the law. do you get that? >> it's against the law to say it on there? >> it's against the law to solicit underage girls for sex. my dna...s me. every piece is important... this part... makes my eyes blue... i might have an increased risk of heart disease... gallstones... hemochromatosis... i'll look into that. the more you know about your dna, the more you know about yourself... now i know. know more about your health. go to 23andme.com and order your dna kit for only 99 dollars today. learn hundreds of things about yo

the district took hansen to court in a dispute she eventually won.. >> so ma school districts ignore t law or don't take it seriously. >> schools versus students. a scene played out icourtrooms stewide. federal law says school has to identifiedtudents with disabilities and provide them with free and apopriate punl education. but according to the state, since 2010, more than10,000 milies have gone to court to fight for at education. >> nay ear not fightin me. they're not fighting the syem. theye not trying to safe money. they're fightg a year-old. >> this mom says sunnyvale refused to provide service for her son, despite his ad diagnosis. >> that's kind of silly. >> onectually told me this regular protol is to get turned downver and over until finay they allow you in. >> she says the district later promised to provide counseling and one-on-one time for andrew so he could keep new a mainstream class. but she sas her s never received those services. especially when you know that , this child needs services. >> delay a deny a tactic that's become commo i

e lan hansen from align roofing he does roofing and residential work and involved in boma the buildings of manager's association. we in the building department have to work with various industry groups. and henry navarro who is the roofing supervisor for the port of san francisco. for 20 years? >> 23 years. >> you have seen roofs come and roofs go. >> 38 years worth. >> how long does a roof usually last? >> dependos the climate and the pitch of the roof. >> uh-huh. from? >> a couple of years. >> from 15. i asbestos roofs go for 15 years. you said you put a roof on your house you expect to last? >> 75 year. i wish you luck. >> only going to do it once. >> people know what they are doing with their roofs that will last for a long time and not have to redo it. is this the same concept as painting where it takes a lot of effort to get ready and the prep work and the materials are such a large part of the expense or the materials are a big piece of the expense. i tell people in painting, buy the best material you can because you don't want to keep redog it. is this the same concept. >> it is

. >> the last of myriad's patents on the breast cancer genes expires in eight years, but if chris hansen be even sooner. he's the lead lawyer for the american civil liberties union in what could be a landmark case against myriad genetics and the u.s. patent office. the case has the support of nearly the entire medical establishment that deals with genetics. >> all of those people are saying, "the patents in this case hurt women's health." >> hansen says that myriad's patents are unconstitutional and should be invalidated. >> there's a longstanding patent law doctrine that says you can't patent the laws of nature and products of nature and abstract ideas. and that's what happens when you patent genes. >> but what was the rationale of the patent office in approving this? >> that isolating and purifying the gene is so transformative that it makes it a different thing. >> but it's still not an invention? >> they would say that by taking it out of your body and stripping away some of the pieces, they--it's no longer a product of nature. it's now an invention. we think that's nonsense. if myri

. >>> four prominent scientists, including james hansen, distributed a joint letter citing the need foruclear power plants. they wrote renewables like wind and solar and biomass cannot scale up fast enough to deliver cheap and power at the scale the global economy requires. there's no credible path to climate stabilization that does not include a substantial role for nuclear power. honda is recalling 344,000 of its 2007 and 2008 odd see minivans saying that the van's brake and they are not aware of any problems related to the brake problem. >>> runners participated in the new york marathon. the two winners were kenyans. >>> we're talking about a new executive order by president obama requiring local governments and federal agencies to account for climate change when they undertake big new projects. for more, we're joined from washington by margaret tolive. if we're just catching up here, what were those changes? what was the executive order saying? >> so the executive order is telling federal agencies and local governments and especially federal agencies to analyze all of the risks that

trial attorney heather hansen joins me from new york.he kind of information or the salacious detail i would have expected in a divorce case. this is not a divorce case. this is a case about two assistants and embezzlement accusation, yet this very private e-mail gets into the case, in a country where they gag everything like this. why did it become public? >> well, it became public because it is the defense's allegation that she was allowing them to spend this money so they would continue to hide her drug use. so what would not normally come in, her alleged drug use, gets in because they say that was the reason they say they were allowed to spend this money. >> ultimately on the stand, mr. sauchy had to admit, he never actually saw her do the drugs in all these years we have been married. must be pretty damaging to his side of the story. >> without a doubt, ashleigh. you know, they're in the middle of a divorce, so you know he's already angry with her. there's absolutely no evidence thus far of any drug use other than this e-mail. he adm

opportunity to build up on dates or skills like that place can come to get that in telling james hansen said. all in. so smelly and there's only so much i could do. on the concert tomorrow. though test the students and people young people were interested in making change the world. a change for the better. need to be hearing that this is an important thing it's just. i just asked. i was determined to do. we're hoping is that we can make a tangible contribution. the key to overcoming some of these problems. things will be an extremely important role from a tree. just in the coming is perceiving him to come to us this is my life my dedication working for peace locally nationally and internationally. this is just confirming something of interest. many many years. he is these. she might use of chemical pastor steve pemberton. which commemorates the truth in the first day of the conviction rates the child. through him. just listen to the far reaches of the universe the connections to stitch. since it's open to new piece to stitch and sleep in the house. stick around or religion. this is true

back to jen's when steve hansen that name that tune that could see an empty sheet what's the point towards the bench or two she'll call him a funny and i get back to all the time to change and was bought as an honest on optus pune india centric asia it's tuesday due to light to shine now. joe biden said it feasible chinese. save the week was made to its attendant and downs. despite all the bikes me. the issue has been a point at stake in the discussions between beijing and is from above focused on leadership is often said that it wants to maintain friendly relations with its neighbors. the kiss me nuts. i was up to sponsor the benefits of maintaining saturday downs in the milking even though the un and the us had designated e t i am on the stuff to all the magazines since often dying. optus from downtown the outfit worn in march this year. but today's dog would just mean going that route and singing songs of the occasion this mop the day for the rich and famous things could get more starting to look at for not having the yes no questions and give joe. it would be due to business tycoons po

books and it's reflected in their stock prices if we were to decide not to pull that out and james hansen says if we burn two trillion tons of carbon you know the global planet is going to the planet going to warm thirty degrees that that's that's an extinction event if they were to take that off their books or if a carbon tax caused them to have to scale back what impact would that have on the company and what impact might that have on their on the economy. well i mean i think the case we're making is that for all interview suppliers they will benefit but certainly within energy suppliers as a class there are going to be winners and losers in the marketplace but it's time for energy companies to pay the freight if they're going to you know the full freight transporting. from the oil well or from the mine mouth to into the market and then there's going to be these extra extra analyses into the atmosphere they should pay for that pollution cost at the same time energy companies that are non or low carbon producing they should get the benefits of being a pollution free commodity into the ma

the ccp scott hansen reports from us. tom got me a cd of death. new new new. the search for some odd is that this is no clean up operation. but coles staff olds in several towns in shanxi concrete slabs and maybe more bodies. but most somehow state debt. some residents on to show som weakness them under the building collapsed. when this type of voting. jennifer naidu was hanging washing in the front yard just meets is the way she can hardly believe sia many supplies to the conclusion that the matter and all the more common. i thought that that is one one two the attack. it would take. it should be devastating. at the cars that made you cry. i've never seen something like that. rescue teams were three cannot wait to see it up to fifty construction workers can be trapped. it is daylight need the makeshift casualty tally changed little. twenty six hospitalized and eleven of them still critical. coming up. one of the cold from the rubble gets to be identified. but this is now turning to whether these tragedy should it be known for its wealth or seasoning to some a

he also expect to hear from new hampshire and governor maggie hansen as well as senator jeanne shaheen. >> at this time, i would like to recognize the other officers of the new hampshire higher -- new hampshire democratic party. [laughter] [applause] second vice chair, dorothy sullivan. [applause] -- secretary, betty [applause]

the presentation of the former health minister craig its strong backlash from opposition parties hansen said the prius the idf penalizing subscribers to be at their pension scheme. now that the bill be passed on to the assembly attention is being drawn as to whether the opposition party will improve the skill that version of press packs of ritual camp he latched onto shoe. i can use. the oecd has released its latest economic forecasts for korea reflecting lower expectations for the country's growth rate in two thousand fourteen new report however expressed confidence that the country would still be able to break out of this economic slump and the coming years. a poly gives us more details the organization for economic cooperation and development says a breeze but connie will be caught in two thousand fourteen. as it continues to recover from a prolonged economic slowdown. according to the oecd economic forecasts released tuesday the local economy will find its greatest gains from a rebound in global exports and business investment over the next two years. i will report that assesses eco

. >>> meanwhile, ryan's ex-wife scarlet joe hansen dressing super hot. >> love rome. >> at the premiereproudly showing ofo off her new ring. >> kim and kanye on top of the world. scouting a 30-acre property while il renovating their $11 million dream home. the k-clan raising money at a yard sale. >>> kim booty bumping into this lamp shade. helping her recover just in time for the reality. >> and this is the 21st birthday in los angeles. happy bihday, tray. >> julia still has got it. misroberts covering marie claire and uncoughing her legs in just a men's shirt. revealing that she cooks three meals a day for her family and never googles herself. >>> so when it comes to stars who completely transform themselves for a role, tom hangs is definitely at the top of that list. >> tom is at it again in his new moe playing walt disney. and i tkedo him all about it. >> an icon playing an icon. >> he loved what hedid. shari all he lrned about the legendaaltdiey. >> andive me a tourn the proces >> this where you guys sho the movie. my office used to b rht in there. this is exactly th wayt looked. i

joining us dan schorr, a former prosecutor and heather hansen, former trial attorney.r joining us. he is appealing the ban at the arcarc trading hearing at mlb headquarters. he punched a wall, kicked a briefcase and announced this is f-ing bs and used real words before he stormed out. dan, did any of this do any favors? >> whether you're in court of law or arbitration hearing throwing a tantrum is never good idea. it will never help you. he is upset that bud selig the commissioner, won't testify. that is like a criminal defendant in new york city wanting a district attorney to he have or federal defendant wanting the u.s. attorney general to testify. unless bud selig has material evidence if he witnessed or interviewed a witness or something relevant to the chriscase other than that there is no reason for bud selig to testify. a-rod is doing this as public relations tactic, not necessarily as a legal tactic. patti ann: heather, as dan said, he is angry selig is not appearing at the hearing. major laying baseball was represented by the chief operating officer, rob manfr

. >>> that was bob hansen reporting. doctors say napping can also improve your memory. if you can't sleep, sitting quitely for 15 to 30 minutes can also help you feel rested. >>> racial discrimination claims against a popular baby store. >> proceeded back to the register. she said your money is still no good. >> how the police got involved in this one. plus what the retailer had to say about the allegations. >> and he disappeared after a birthday party. now parents of a local airman are talking after confirmation of their young man's death. >> plus the weather is a little warmer this morning but not ♪ getting cozy. ♪ shopping for gifts online. ♪ the perfect way to get into the spirit any time. ♪ ♪ hello target.com. ♪ that's my kind of holiday. a car flipped between 395 southbound and duke. this is a live pick of the scene. traffic getting down to one lane as firefighters work to attend to the victims in that consider. good news to report, at least positive news is that there are tho serious injuries related to the crash but the car was flipped on its top there along the

james hansen, a former nasa climate scientist. he is the scientist who brought the world's attention to global warming, along with al gore who he has been close with over the last couple of decades. the others are well regarded in their own right, dr. tom wigley, the most cited climate scientists, dr. kerrie emanuel, an expert in global warming and hurricanes and dr. ken cordera, what happens to the oceans when they're forced to absorb so much more carbon. >> this year global carbon emissions are supposed to hit a record 36 billion tons. china leads the way followed by the u.s., the european union and india. is there any way that those numbers can be turned around by replacing coal and other fossil fuels like wind and solar? >> well, it's very difficult, one of the most important statistics for people to realize is that in the '80s and '90, we -- global energy that was from clean sources sort of zero carbon sources went from 6% to 12% but it's been stalled out at 12% over the last 20 years, even with a big push on renewables by th

and joining me now, cnn legal analyst danny cevallos and heather hansen. let me start here. heather when is typical knotty boy behavior in a locker room not typical anymore? >> oond that is the question that's going to come out of this whole investigation. i think it's pretty much accepted in the nfl that some of this goes on. they talked about in the piece that john just did about the rookies having to pay for some of the older plays. it's been going on for some time. what point does that become bullying or harassment? i think they went we yopd that point here. and i think we're going to see through the investigation that it went even further. >> i want to be clear, we do not have solid reporting on what the circumstances were for this player who walked off the team? we don't know if it was just the rookie tax or the lunchroom incident that the miami herald reported on. i mean, look, this is mean girls behavior for 13-year-old girls. but danny, does it matter that the alleged victim of alleged bullying is perhaps more sensitive than other players? what i'm saying, if this g

this is the only place where you have hov restrictions in effect on route 50, the john hansen highway this is what you should expect between 95 and the wilson bridge. this time over to the south side of town, southern maryland corridors are great. and a last live look outside on the beltway from our sky 9 here at new hampshire avenue. mike, back to you. >> men and women in the military serving and wounded in battle sometimes need more than just good medical care. they also really need the support of their family and their friends. and that is where an organization called luke's wings comes in. i'm joined by jennifer, the executive director of family communication and sergeant james pierce, a 12-year member of the area and a wounded warrior. we're just learning about this this morning. what a phenomenal organization. please tell people what you do and how they can help. >> thank you so much for having us today. we provide free airfare for wounded warriors and their families as they're recovering at military medical facilities around the country. their rehabilitations can be up to 36, 4

. >>> sky 9 is taking a look live at the beltway at route 50, the john hansen highway, the inbound sideyou're looking at heading for the beltway and beyond you're going to be okay. a bit slow through the cheverly area as you travel inbound on route 50 this morning the lanes are open. >>> foreclosures are declining in many states but they are actually on the rise in maryland. get this. according to realty track in maryland, foreclosures increased by 230% just in the last year. maryland has the second largest number of foreclosures in the whole nation according to data from the maryland department of housing and community development. naacp in the state conference is trying to do something about this trend. joining us now is carmen johnson, the housing committee chairwoman. you're having a town hall saturday. you are trying to get a moratorium in maryland. >> that's what we're trying to do. we're trying to get the governor to sign an executive order for a moratorium in the state of maryland for foreclosures. >> if he signs that, the banks have to cease and desist for a certain apartment o

. >> amanda joe hansen is devoted to the day after thanksgiving, no camping, just coupons. >> i mostlyying clothes and shoes and i do feel the prices are cheaper on black friday than throughout the year. >> reporter: we spoke with shoppers and experts who said you will find plenty of great deals on thursday and friday. you can expect to see deals promoted all the way up until christmas. the best advice is always to shop around and compare and tamron, these days there are plenty of phone apps and websites to help you do that. >> thank you very much. >> and witched between black friday and cyber monday, small business saturday is the day people are encouraged to shop mall, j.j. ren berg has been following it since it started. >> good to see you. >> since you started to cover this over the last couple of years, what are the positive numbers that show this is working? >> well, if you just use facebook as a gauge, the likes have gone up probably three times since this first started and if you just go around an he can dotally talking to people, consumers who go out there and support local in

danny cevallos joey jackson, and heather hansen join me live to talk trains planes and automobiles. >y go through the security lines. but you can't get into it with a tsa officer, can you? >> no. they don't have really true arrest power, but be warned there's always someone nearby who is able to make that arrest. so as a general rule of thumb, as angry as you get at them they might not have sidearms or handcuffs, but believe me they are a stone's throw away from somebody who has that power. you will do yourself no favors if you get into it with the tsa. >> zip if is the advice. heather, what about when you get to the gate? then it gets ugly when the line is long they're on the phone. i've seen tv shows dedicated to gate fights. but is it just like having any other fight or more serious? >> it can certainly be more serious. there's always people nearby who can enforce a problem. and you catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar. not only are you more likely to get favors and get seated where you want to be seated but you may run the risk to being kicked off. >> if they just

bob hansen has pointers. >> we all took naps in kindergarten and many college students think it's still a good idea. >> i nap for 20 minutes to an hour. >> i could fall asleep in any position at any time. >> but once we're out of college, napping falls out of fashion. it's something to hide. something we do on the sly. but should we be ashamed of catching a quick nap? >> i take care of professional athletes that insist on taking naps and think that helps them perform better. >> he is the director of sleep medicine at uc san diego. he says we had a sleep deprived society. while a good night's sleep should be the first choice, an afternoon nap is the next best thing. >> taking a nap as a college student is an easy thing to schedule. but what if you spend your day at work? is a nap still possible? for 15 years this president has used a 30 minute afternoon nap to recharge his day. >> if i can stop in the middle of the day and take a nap, i can be a lot more effective. >> if you're in a circumstance where you can lie down in a comfortable, quite area that's dark, that would be a deal. >> he