. >> no one understands the allure of a pimp disguised as boyfriend better than pamela hahn. instead of enjoying her golden years, she and her husband are haunted by what happened to their granddaughter five years ago. >> people are closing their eyes and think that it's not the stone age, that's not happening. yes, it is. open your eyes before it's your child. >> 16-year-old kathleen hahn, known as jasmine to her family, came to live with her grandparents as a toddler. they were the only parents she knew. >> i was her grandmother, but i raised her just like mine. i couldn't have loved her any more if i did give birth to her. >> was that necklace hard work? >> no. >> no? who are you making it for? >> for you. >> for me? oh, isn't that nice. >> jasmine was raised in a house of southern manners and strict standards. the hahns wanted to ensure that their granddaughter, an honors student and tomboy, received everything she needed to realize her dream of becoming a veterinarian. >> she wanted to help any animal, big or small, daddy long legs, don't kill it, she'll put it outside.

hahn: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself however much time i may consume. i rise to offer the hahn-huizenga amendment to the energy and water appropriations bill to utilize the harbor maintenance trust fund at the target set forth in the recently passed water resources reform and development act. as a representative of the nation's busiest port complex and the co-founder, along with you, mr. speaker, of the ports caucus, i have fought hard from my first day here in congress to increase the funding for our nation's ports and to fully utilize the harbor maintenance trust fund to ensure that the money that we collect at our ports goes back to our ports. around here they're starting to call me ms. harbor maintenance tax. and after working for months with my colleagues, we reached a plan to finally put the harbor maintenance trust fund to work and fully utilize this trust fund by 2025. and i appreciate the chairman and the ranking member and the hard work that you've put on the bill before us today. but i have one

now cole hahn wants to lose some weight.re is a new shoe called the zero brand, and it weighs less than 1.5 ounces. it makes its debut. i am joined by dave maddox. thanks for being here. let us start off with a lighter weight shoe. where did this idea come from? >> if you look at what young guys are wearing, even with suits or on weekends, people do not want to be bogged down by weight. our lives are a lot more at it. everything that happens -- we are moving around more. it makes sense to innovate a product that reduced weight. >> how did you go about doing this? >> we challenged our innovation team around three things. lighter weight, greater cushioning, and increased flexability. to address the needs of the modern young guy as he moves about the city. >> what does it cost the modern young guy if they would like to own lightweight brogues? >> anywhere from $250 to $270. >> who came up with the idea of perforating the holes in the shoe to make it nice to wear in the summertime? >> perforations in the shoe came from farmers,

tanks have been pounding hoza east of hahn eunice. israel and hamas agreed to suspend the vighting on wednesday a -- fighting on wednesday allowing humanitarian groups to go in. many are believed to be trapped. nicole johnson travelled to the district with the international red cross, and sent this report. . reporter: at the morgue we met this family. they are mostly farmers, all from hezar. their homes and fields have become a battle ground between the israeli army and palestinian fighters. >> translation: around midnight a tank shell hit the house. it made a hole in the roof, killing my son and cows jun. the -- cousin. the rest of the family is injured or suffering burns. >> also here the mother of the 12-year-old killed. >> translation: why did they kill him? was he carrying a bomb or a rifle? was he a threat? . >> reporter: finally they are tape to see the bod -- taken to see the bodies. he says cod retaliates for them, they have taken him from u my son. >>> the problem is medics can't reach the middle of hozar. it's under attack.

women like barbara green and elizabeth hahn fought for their religious freedom and today they one. women like the little sisters of the poor will continue that fight. women's voices are heard standing up for religious freedoms. this case is about the freedoms of all americans, women and men and it's something that all americans should celebrate today. thank you. [applause] my name is casey maddox, senior counsel of the allies divining freedom and we represent conestoga wood specialties, one of the victorious plaintiffs in the case today. >> congratulations. [applause] to paraphrase president obama what we found out today from the supreme court is that religious liberty is the law. [applause] beenious freedom has not vanquished. we still live in a country where people are free to live out their faith both in their churches and outside the churches. you cannot be forced into a government created hole where you are allowed to practice your religion. it gets to impact every part of your life and that includes your family owned business. this is a critical win for religious liberty arou

but the groops and the hahns didn't -- greens and the hahns didn't draw it, the catholic bishops, baptists and others didn't draw it that way. what the first amendment says is you are still protected by the first amendment. you have the fundamental rite of religious freedom. if you happen to incorporate the family business. it's a no-brainer. it's limited to corporations held by a family like the greens. what do you say to justice ruth bay der and the dissenters, who lamb basted the opinion. she said this could lead to a parade of hor ibles, including a slew of companies coming forth and saying any law they don't like is a burden on their religious freedom. she brought up skypetologists that don't believe in psychiatric med cases and jehovah witnesses that don't believe in blood transfusions. >> today's decision was limited and balanced. that's right. the religious freedom account has been on the books for years, they have balanced claims against the government's interest. in a case involving the drug transuse, i've never heard a case with jw tried to limit someoneless's use of blood t

hundred and fifteen thousand dollars according to the city of los angeles african-american michael hahn brought a lawsuit against the city of angels after being removed from a public parks and recreation meeting back in two thousand and eleven for wearing a clue klux klan hood and a profanity emblazoned t. shirt the commission president at the time barry sanders explained on the his outfit violated the city's rules of decorum and gave them a chance to remove the offensive clothing however hunt refused it was escorted out of the assembly and given a citation for a disturbance which the city later dismissed attorney stephen road who represents han says his client wore the offensive clothing to test the city government the commission's rules of decorum do prohibit audience members from engaging in disorderly or boisterous conduct but a report on hunt's case conducted by a city attorney found that most witnesses at the meeting did not find hunt to be a disruption at all and that's why los angeles city council members chose to settle the matter out of court and this wasn't the first payout f

for the evangelical green family, which owns the hobby lobby craft store chain, and the mennonite hahn family, which owns conestoga wood specialties. both objected to providing certain kinds of contraceptives, which they consider tantamount to abortion. in the ruling, the majority of justices agreed that closely held corporations controlled by a small group of people can claim religious freedom rights under the 1993 religious freedom restoration act. >> the court ruled that families do not lose their religious freedom when they open a family business. this decision does not grant religious protections to large, publicly traded corporations. the court kept the focus where it belonged, on families like the greens and the hahns, and on everyday americans who seek to live out their faith. >> reporter: faith-based groups which have been rallying around the issue of religious freedom were elated. >> just because you're an employer doesn't mean you have to pay essentially fines or comply with something that violates your most deeply held beliefs. that doesn't mean that you're trying to deny a

hahn: thank you. i'm proud to support the legislation that we're considering today and i applaud my colleagues on both sides of the aisle for coming together to work on this important bill. as we've been hearing, it is critical that we provide our nation's students with the information they need to make informed decisions about what college they should attend and how they should pay for it. i think the authors of this bill did a great service, including a provision to provide students with information about the student loan default rate for the school they plan to attend. however, i believe that this legislation does not provide the students with the national student loan default rate across all schools, making it harder for them to have an accurate understanding of where their perspective school stands nationally. i've introduced a simple amendment to provide student loan borrowers with the latest national average default rate for all schools. so, if this amendment passes, each student as they are ap

but the only hahn faces we see are those of the police. they break up the gathering, hurting the crowd away. today it is more tense than peaceful. this is the way it was five years ago. the ethnic violence as sudden as it was savage. they were the worst riots sense the foundation of the people's republic of china 65 years ago. armed with whatever came to hand han chinese and uyghurs turned on one another. that strike has been cited as a reason for the continuing bloodshed here. in may, suicide bombers struck at a mark market in the area. uyghur groups say the response of rounding up suspects is playing into the hands of militants. >> therefore, it is highly unlikely that uyghur people will accept the chinese brutal rule and out of desperation some may take matters into their hand and use violence against china's state. >> reporter: china blames the violence on extremists, and say it's proof they are prepared to kill civilians in their fight to end chinese rule here. propaganda is the other weapon. state television has been showing courts i

>>ñr hahn kingston wrote severa1 books. most of her papers are kept at the library at uc berkeley. to know if you're going to communicate you have to communicate with great deliberation and thought to get it through. >>> singer linda ron stand recei receive add medal for her one of a kind voice. ronstadt was never frad to step out of her come ft. zone. >> you didn't have to be just a pop star. you could explore other areas of job >> in a recent interview with abc news, ronstadt spoke candidly about living with parkins parkinson's disease. >> miss ronstadt defied expectations to conquer americai radio waives and helped pave the way for generations of women's artists. >> the national medal of arts was given to 11 prominent americans. >> thanks for joining us for "abc7 news" at 4:00. i'm larry beil. abc news at 5:00 begins now. >> taking on pg&e. they say they have the smoking gun that shows wrongdoing and mixed conduct. >>> plus -- >> i'm worried now if i'm able to stay at my work. >> that's because she may not have a deemployee na now that her school has shut down. what she and othe

hahn of california. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise nd be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 281. the nays are 137. the amendment is not adopted. the amendment is adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on the amendment offered by the gentleman from arizona, mr. gosar, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the ayes prevailed by a voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. gosar of arizona. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested.

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why coerce the greens and the hahns to do something that their faith forbids them to do. the court protected hobby lobby. i hope the government gets the message and acts to protect the little sisters of the poor. >> many issues brought up. thank you. >>> for more on what the ruling means, we are joined by jamie floyd, good to see you. >> big day. >> caser family foundation, 85% of american corporations offer contraceptives as part of health insurance. we know that hobby lobby offers all sorts of contraceptive, it's just this few. is it a mind field or is that narrow field. that remains to be seen. it could affect a lot of companies, they really did try to narrow the majority, the opinion. the four justices, or five in the majority, or the four signing on to the main part of the opinion with kennedy in the swing who wrote the concurrence. they tried to limit it and narrow it as much as they good. we are talking about this set of facts. we are talking about these closely held companies and family businesses. nine out of 10 companies are closely held. as the dissent points o

this is done by the hahn film youtube channel. missing person milk carton frame. >> it doesn't sound like a nice prank. >> the missing person on the back of the milk carton is being handed the milk carton. the person -- >> that's you. that's you, right? right? that's you, man. i knew i saw you. >> he froze. >> he freezes. >> he -- >> you can see this guy's brain is going -- >> right. >> yeah. that's you. >> she's wondering is my whole life a lie? >> wrau. >> they found out at the end they're really not missing. they're really okay. >> see the camera right here? you're on my prank show. >> oh, my god. >> a great prank, and a lot of thought went into this. i think it's really well done. >> if they put missing people on the back of silk almond milk. >> right. >>> if i asked you a picture of what metal construction looks like, i fwarn tee, it will look nothing like this kind of metal construction. >> yeah. yeah. >> my friends over at jukin, he has his head banging war. a metal band. >> tell me this is not the most awesome -- >> this g

they were featured in this cole hahn christmas ad.n a cameo in a dre commercial which conferred upon them street cred and changed the way they were treated. >> oh, we saw you on commercial! >> yeah. >> reporter: now they're a legit band. they're playing bigger and bigger venues including cochella where malcolm did this crowd surfing. days ago the big news, the big fish, a nearly $2 million, five-record deal with sony. no one's more excited than their manager, or momager, malcolm's mother, or their number one cheerleader, malcolm's dad. >> i sleep and eat and drink these kids. it might sound like i'm bragging about these kids, but i'm just like the proudest dad in the world. >> reporter: not long ago they let "nightline" sit in on a band practice in malcolm's parents' basement. all of the kids' parents were there, ear plugs were handed out. ♪ heavy metal was played. snacks were set out by malcolm's mom. ♪ >> that is incredibly impressive. >> wow, wow. >> you feel like you're sitting in the room with people who are going to be stars and

it's five years since clashes between hahn chinese and ethnic uyghurs left almost 200 dead. we are jouned from the -- joined by our correspondent from the capital. have the mass arrests leading to the anniversary calmed or inflamed the situation? >> well, it hasn't lessened tensions which is a reason why the full force of china's security appa rattize has been brought to bear on the province. thousands of police and soldiers flooded into the area during the past few weeks. we have a taste of how nervous they are. we were detained on several occasions as we filmed in the streets and attempted to talk to ordinary people. some of the footage was deleted. on the surface all appears calm and peaceful. beneath the surface there's evidence that a rift between the two communities has yet to be heeled. >> reporter: here the wound of five years ago have yet to heal. in a poor uyghur neighbourhood they hesitate before talking to us. >> translation: i'm here looking for a job. they don't want me to talk to you. >> reporter: by "they", he refers to the police, who have been watching us a

. >> a mural hahn honors the lives and legacy of two of our heroes.hose brave men made the supreme sacrifice while battling a five alarm warehouse fire in kensington two years ago. the mural was dedicated today. fox 29's karen hepp is live in kensington. karen. >> reporter: all right, lucy this is the mural right here. why is it here? because the guy who designed it is an artist. this is his building much his gallery is called unsung heroes. and he was so moved by this tragedy, he wanted to something big. ♪ >> reporter: bagpipes, the color guard, proud absolutes all the pomp and circumstances to honor two men who deserve every bit of it. lieutenant robert neary and firefighter daniel sweeney. big and bold their faces gazed to north the site of where they lost their lives a few blocks away in that terrible five alarm east kensington warehouse fire two years ago. with their families in the front row, their mural was dedicated. a remembrance of their commitment, bravery and sacrifice today and always. (bell tolls). >> bell toll 777 the call to bring the

hahn was arrested under suspicion of driving under the influence and vehicular homicide. this is the third crash on that stretch of highway in a week. >>> and a three-car crash happening while a man tried to get away from police. officers tried to pull the driver over near connell road at 7:30 a.m. the suspect took off, smashing his mitsubishi into another car a couple of blocks away. that car then spun around. two people suffered injuries, police say they found illegal narcotics in the trunk of the suspect's car. >>> and a san francisco state university professor under arrest, accused of taking video of his students using the bathroom during parties at his home. authorities say mark landis faces misdemeanor counts of invasion of privacy. prosecutors say landis used a hidden camera to take the video. >> very egregious acts, using a camera in a toilet pointing towards people's genitals and private parts. very, very concerning. >> investigators say they found many instances of students being filmed while using the bathroom. on the camera's memory card they say they know of

and says it's a privilege and high hahn are in to help induct holyfield. that should be a very interesting speech. >> a changed man. >> yes. >> he got broadway top show. tyson is really a changed guy. >> turned his life around. good for him. >> thanks ♪ >> hundreds raise their glasses at a benefit for the children's hospital of philadelphia. >> "eyewitness news" was there at the first ever philadelphia wine and food festival uncorked event. more than 350 turned out at sister cities park in logan square. a perfect venue to sample wine. a portion of the proceeds go to chop. we'll be right back. ♪ i never know what kind theof adventure awaits. that the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothing. they even cover my first month's payment. so, i'll be happy wherever the summer takes me. the wonder of summer event. the 2015 volvo s60 sedan with complimentary first month's payment. starting at $319 a month. >> thanks for watching cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'c

and says it's a privilege and high hahn are in to help induct holyfield. that should be a very interesting speech. >> a changed man. >> yes. >> he got broadway top show. tyson is really a changed guy. >> turned his life around. good for him. ♪ >> hundreds raise their glasses at a benefit for the children's hospital of philadelphia. >> "eyewitness news" was there at the first ever philadelphia wine and food festival uncorked event. more than 350 turned out at sister cities park in logan square. a perfect venue to sample wine. a portion of the proceeds go to chop. we'll be right back. ♪ >> thanks for watching cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. "eyewitness news" returns tomorrow morning at 4:30 with ukee washington and erika von tiehl. for beasley, kathy and everyone here at "eyewitness news" i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. you can find us at cbsphilly.c cbsphilly.com. the late she with david letterman is next with guest ricky gervais. have a great night. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ >> male announcer: the following is paid for and furnished by hair c

, it's more of that reasoning which is what we wrote our brief about, when the green family or the hahns or menonits or conastoga lumber, both of them, their religious beliefs are being infringed upon. the way you can think about that is imagine a mormon running a single proprietorship and there is a law that says you have to carry alcohol. he doesn't want to do it. it's his beliefs that are infringed upon. there is a trio. corporation, no different. it's still people's beliefs. >> we are going to take a short break. when we come back, we will talk about thounanimous decisions. how does that work behind the scenes? what do you have to give away to get everybody on board? this is "inside story." stay with us. >> tomorrow. >> i know that i'm being surveilled. >> freedom at risk. >> your agency deceived the american people. >> tracking every move. >> the nsa's actually doing this on a universal scale. >> could you be next? >> if helping kids with their homework is terrorism activity, then... i guess so. >> faultlines. al jazeera america's hard hitting, >> they're blocking the door... >> gro

>> hi, cheryl, this meeting set to begin here in less than hahn hour the opponents told us te plan to pack the house here tonight, to tell their city leaders they want no more new houses in their town. ar >> he thinks tough is enough. >> it's a drought. >> williams is among hundreds who signed petitions against a proposed 740 home development called feria preserve, it would cover these golden hills with single family homes, town houses, senior apartments, and lighted sports fields but there is no plan for a new school. >> there is no planning, no provisions for this development in terms of having kids go to neighborhood schools. >> the intersections are already grade b. and this isn't going to go away. >> there is a legal entitlement for some development and my goal to present the city council mitigations calling for a further reduction in that development >> two thirds would be preserved as open space the current developer did not return our calls for comment. in san ramone, abc7 news. >> a new development tonight, just minutes ago caltrans announced it will continue to work on parts

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witness a homicide in san francisco and no one came to their rescue. 40 kids on the playground at hahn playground in sunnydale, it was a still where was the mayor? if this had happened in any other community, i'm sure everybody would have showed up. ~ i remember when the families of new town came here and the mayor acknowledged them and honored them and we stood with him. but to ignore your own people and the people that voted for you in office, it really hurts. it hurts very bad. this friday -- this thursday, the 17th, will be 19 years my son gerald c. scott was murdered. his case and his homicide did remain unsolved, but i will not stop. i will not stop for the children that's on the border a we stand on the steps together with supervisor campos about the violence that's happening to them, to the violence that's happening to our babies in our communities, across this city, whether it's in district 5, 6, 7 or 10, it doesn't matter. we all need to pay attention to it. our babies need us. and what are we saying to them? it is a disgrace the way we have responded to our children in this

it's not known if clinton was paid an hahn rare yum to appear at facebook. some people have paid as much as $500 for a ticket, which included a copy of the book "hard choices." >> you can expect to pay a little bit more the next time you fly. 7 on your side's michael finney has details just ahead. >>> also, tesla shuts down production at its fremont plant and it's because business is too good. >>> and a look at the new parking concept that has some people crying >>> i'm going to do what i can with the authority i have to act. the rest of you, of course, need to keep putting pressure on congress to pass federal legislation that revolves this problem once and for all. >> amen. >> amen. >> president obama signed executive orders today to protect lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees from workplace discrimination. the move adds sexual orientation and gender identity to the list of protection. the second order protects federal orders from discrimination based on gender identity. >>> tesla has shut down its fremont manufacturing plant until august while

it was cree created to hahn are in men and women who made their country proud through their service.> amazon is asking the faa for permission to use drones to deliver packages to your door in less than half hour. a many in son outlined that plan become in december on the cbs nouse magazine 60 minutes. et right now faa bans drones for commercial use. but amazon is requesting an exemption so it can test its drones here in the u.s. >>> crews are beginning work on a giant wall of steal that designed to protect the injuries seashore town that was devastated by hurricane sandy. >> money 100 homes were destroyed in mantoloking ocean county only a fraction have been rebuilt. officials hope the 3-pint 5-mile sea wall will give more residents the confidence to rebuild. parts of mantoloking under 20 feet of water after sandy hit. that sea wall will rise 22 feet above sea level and serve as the last dee and if against storms g were worry saying to the people of mantoloking is we fixed the beach. it will in the ab threat any more. >> now that they have the sea wall in i'm feeling pretty good abou

, it's more of that reasoning which is what we wrote our brief about, when the green family or the hahns or menonits or conastoga lumber, both of them, their religious beliefs are being infringed upon. the way you can think about that is imagine a mormon running a single proprietorship and there is a law that says you have to carry alcohol. he doesn't want to do it. it's his beliefs that are infringed upon. there is a trio. corporation, no different. it's still people's beliefs. >> we are going to take a short break. when we come back, we will talk about thounanimous decisions. how does that work behind the scenes? what do you have to give away to get everybody on board? this is "inside story." stay with us. to talk to people, about their stories. we are not meant to be your first choice for entertainment. we are ment to be your first choice for the news. >>> welcome back to "inside story" on al jazeera america. i am ray suarez. we are reviewing the just-wrapped supreme court term. i want to talk more about the unanimous decisions, the most since john roberts became chief justice. tejind

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>> hi, cheryl, this meeting set to begin here in less than hahn hour the opponents told us te plan to pack the house here tonight, to tell their city leaders they want no more new houses in their town. ar >> he thinks tough is enough. >> it's a drought. >> williams is among hundreds who signed petitions against a proposed 740 home development called feria preserve, it would cover these golden hills with single family homes, town houses, senior apartments, and lighted sports fields but there is no plan for a new school. >> there is no planning, no provisions for this development in terms of having kids go to neighborhood schools. >> the intersections are already grade b. and this isn't going to go away. >> there is a legal entitlement for some development and my goal to present the city council mitigations calling for a further reduction in that development >> two thirds would be preserved as open space the current developer did not return our calls for comment. in san ramone, abc7 news. >> a new development tonight, just minutes ago caltrans announced it will continue to work on parts

hahn. ms. hahn: if the members will join me, as well as the visitors in the house chamebever in pledging our allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: this is the tai for the call of the private calendar. the clerk will call the bill on the calendar. the clerk: h.r. 306 a bill for karina de-- of the chair: the -- the speaker pro tempore: the bill is engrossed, read a third me, passed and laid on the table. this concludes the call for the rivate calendar. without objection the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. gerlach s recognized for one minute. mr. gerlach: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, i rise today to recognize pastor steve walker, the family ministry pastor for the fair view village church in eagle view, pennsylvania which serves thousands of area residents in southeastern pennsylvania. a native of the state of was

janice hahn, a very valued member of our committee on transportation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. hahn: i want to thank the chairman, ranking member for bringing this measure before us today. this bill is important for keeping our highways and transit systems solvent and i intend to vote for it. letting it become insolvent is inresponsible and increase congestion. once our work is done here today, we do need a long-term creative solution to fund our much-needed transportation projects in this country. over 64% of the roads in los angeles are in utter disrepair, costing each resident driver nearly $832 a year. my own dad, who was a county supervisor in los angeles for 40 years, used to offer people a dollar for every pothole they could find in his district. if he made that offer today, he would go broke. and to fill this funding gap, i support looking at different ways of funding our roads in addition to the gas tax, such as vehicle miles traveled, which charges drivers by the miles that they travel. for our

hahn: mr. speaker, while the house republicans are busy wasting taxpayer dollars on conspiracy theories and a lawsuit to nowhere, democrats have unveiled an agenda to put working families and the middle class first. for millions of americans struggling to make ends meet on the current minimum wage, times have gotten harder and harder as the cost of living rises and wages stagnate. our plan puts families first and expands opportunity for all americans by fighting to create good-paying jobs here at home, supporting equality for women, both in their workplaces and in their doctors' offices and creating a sustainable future for students by helping to slow down the ballooning cost of college. now is the time to empower our work force by showing them that they can make ends meet and provide for their families by working hard. now is the time to pass the paycheck fairness act, to ensure that women finally receive equal pay for equal work. now is not the time to be suing the president. now is the time

we will ask him about 30 years in his partnership with goldie hahn and how he is reliving his adventures in the dug out in his new movie. >> great hair. >> ladies in red, listen up if you have a red dress on you may want to rethink wearing it, this monday morning, how wearing red can leave the wrong impression on your female friends. >> um-hmm, jen? >> hey guys we are in stone harbor because that is where the flyers prospects are, it is development camp and they are making them do all kind of stuff, they are holding hand and helping each other down the beach. >> oh, my. >> yes, their job doesn't stink today my friend. >> no. >> wow. >> all morning long we have been asking to you send us your pictures from what you did over the weekend and we will talk about what you did as soon as mike gets here. >> come on back. >> what up. >> do we get any picture. >> yes, we did, people are not using hash tag. >> fox 29 weekend, we are getting a lot. >> or we won't see it. >> so over the weekend, i had kind of a celestial weekend. >> wow. >> well, i think it happens every couple times of the years. i

the greens and the hahns, didn't draw the line that way, the catholic bishops haven't and others haven't. the first amendment says, and what the supreme court said was you are still protected by the first amendment. you still have the fundamental right of religious freedom, even if you happen to incorporate your family business. i think the court got it right.. >> it's limited to corporations that are closely held by a family like the groons. what do you say to justice ginsberg and the dissenters who lambasted the opinion. she said that this could lead to a parade of hor ibles, including that a whole slew ofkm could come -- of companies could come forth saying any law they don't like is a burden on their religious freedom, and brought up skypetologists who don't believe in psychiatric medications and jehovah witnesses, that it could open consequences. >> the religious freedom information act has been on the books for 20 years, and courts balanced claims against the government's interest. in a cas of blood transfusions - i have been practicing in the area for a while. i never heard of a j

that is hahn eunice, there was a dramatic scene. a lot of israeli troops moving in, to the point where a lot of ambulances were trying to get in to save the civilians caught in the crossfire, as well as some of the fighters in there. ambulances couldn't get in. the shelling was so heavy. you have different smaelents of the military operation in different areas. it's important to understand that the israeli troops have never moved into gaza more than half a mile, two miles. the vast majority of what is happening is air strikes and strikes from tanks and artillery and from the sea into the center of gaza. >> from the areas close to the barder where the rockets -- border where the rockets are launched from. is that correct. >> yes, i mean the rock the are everywhere. the office, a few blocks away. they have been fired three or four times. the israelis hit that tart. the rockets that fired at tel aviv are in the north. the area of bate han un has a lot of rockets medium range. what officials would call rockets flying 60, 70, 80 miles, a

i'm marty gonzalez. >> i'm annie hahn.e a lot of events going on but first, erica with a look at the forecast. good morning. >> good morning. you can see areas of green on the radar, so it indicates a few light showers around the bay area, concord and the san ramon valley. we have a layer of dry air beneath the showers, so a few light sprinkles are hitting the ground, but you may need to use your windshield wipers. a humid day and muggy conditions. as you head into next week, we'll see morning fog, afternoon sunshine and slightly cooler weather as we wrap up the work week. full details on that coming you were in the 7-day forecast coming up in 15 minutes. >>> happening right now, the 37th annual san francisco marathon started at 5:30:0 0 a.m., and the runners are making their way to the finish line at the embarcadero, and hi, there, mike. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marty. as you can see behind me, the finish line is packed with family members and friends watching their finish lines. we have a winner, 49 years

teen fox business, here i am with chris hahn.ng money for building homes for heroes.org. like the sergeant that was severely wounded and had by five rockets. he was burned over some 60% of his body and blinded, lost his right leg and fingers, but we have him a beautiful home in florida that was built and he is driving. building homes for heroes.org. david: it's a wonderful cause. "the willis report" is next. gerri willis is giving consumers advice of one not to buy on amazon. gerri: that's right, a top 10 u.s. retailer, what to buy and what not to buy. americans are paying their bills so why is a boom time for debt collectors? we will have the details of a new report and also a frightening experience for 13-year-old. daughter and batter with us today. and if you like coffee and chocolate, we have some news for you. "the willis report", where consumers are our business starts right now. gerri: w

before we hope, we hope you'll record "hahn &yo-write" the se each week night.ing. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. greta goes "on the record" right now. >> this is a fox news alert. communities from coast to coast are rattled. community illegal immigrant children could be arriving at any minute all are uncertain. where are the children going? are they sick? do we have the resources to take care of them? can we afford this? and what about our own american children? what is the president doing about all of this? this is a crisis. just moments "on the record" investigates frustration at the border and how that frustration is spreading but first, a coincidence or something very dirty? it just happened again. a mysterious hard drive crash government agency right in the middle of another scandal. first it was lois lerner's hard drive at the irs. now the computer lerner's coworker at the