. >> no one understands the allure of a pimp disguised as boyfriend better than pamela hahn.stead 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. >>

her ex-husband, sir chris hahn, is the head of an investment fund worth more than $4 billion. >>> bigoast to coast for your weekend weather. >> maria molina's tracking it all in the weather center. >> hey, everyone. we're tracking a big change in the weather pattern in terms of temperatures. overall, precipitation looks very quiet across the country, but we had very warm temperatures yesterday, especially across parts of southern california and cold temperatures across the east. you still do have that cold air across the east for at least two more days, today and also into saturday. take a look at some of these current windchill temperatures. you're currently feeling like it's the 20s as you head out the door in new york city, teens in chicago and cleveland and 5 below zero is what it feels like in minneapolis. but the cold stretches farther west as well. in atlanta, you're looking at temperatures in georgia that feel like they're in the 20s. so, you've got to bundle up as you head out. a great day to spend it indoors in the mall. otherwise, high temperatures, again, below average acr

. >> my name is hahn the president of the real estate company we special in small and did not firms and born and raised in the sunset district now old enough when there was 5 grocery stores between 28 avenue things are changed i represent several buildings in the tar bell areas that be vacated for two or three years and represent tenants that are existed about potentially going there only told that the timeframe taxes five to six most it is the cost that takes to build a retail store some of the issues are the add costs relate to the regulatory issues ada compliance if you take a 4 e 32 square feet store it is 60 and $100,000 per square feet if i add that on to a 6 to 9 months period of time you have a landlord noted getting rent having you have a problem where no one wants to take the risk and the foot traffic on tar bell it is will like union street interests no traffic if you don't have traffic you don't have customers what drives this is the formula retail when starbuck's went into an oil 21 it created excitement in the neighborhood and therefore, helped all the others formula retai

tariq trotter of roots ban was instrumental in getting think hahn for this his buddy.from hypertension. >> students and riot police face off in the streets. a violent clashes that left several officers injured. >> robber goes after the wrong store clerk. the baseball bat attack you got to see. >>> a local animal shelter in serious trouble but fox 29 viewers are coming through in a huge way. the outpouring of support, the shelter is calling absolutely amazing. >> we would really look to you come out tomorrow morning. plenty of time to get good night's rest and come out for the walk to end alzheimer's at citizens bank park. a whole bunch of our fox 29 family will be. sue serio, chris murphy, and our joyce evans. you'll be waking up early. really early. i'll be there. ♪ >> violent anti government clashes breaking out on the streets of italy. these are students in riot police going head to head in naples. the clashes have been happening during rallies against job cuts and changes in national labor legislation there. at least five police officers were injured. the same scen

county svisor kenneth hahn had been wrestling with the problem for years. people in los angeles loved cars. uh, you grew up liking cars. you'd go over to a high school, you'll see more cars in the parking lot than you do bicycles. los angeles county has got five million trucks, buses, automobiles, motorcycles, and motor vehicles polluting the air. we're in a big garage. no wonder here, on certain days, the people will say the smog is harmful to their health. it is. a neighboring community turned around and sued los angeles, saying, "you're dumping on us." what was that all about? yeah, it was riverside. it is just north of los angeles, where -- this was back in the early '70s -- the parents of the children who couldn't play football in the afternoon because the smog levels were so high that they were ordered indoors finally got agitated enough that they sued the city, they sued the federal government. i was ordered by a court out there to impose, as the clean air act told me to, a transportation control strategy. they said the automobile controls are not go

the crowd was hahn on its feet has he brought his limited engagement tour of songs in the key of lifewas released in 1976. the rock and roll hall of famer has 25 grammy, an as core and a golden globe. sounds lovely. we'll be right back. ♪ merry christmas! thanks but this gift, it's kind of half-fast. what's wrong? we still have cable internet, so our uploads are half the speed of our downloads. so i'll be half-fast when i share my photos. and i'll do a half-fast job updating my blog. wait, is everything under this tree half-fast? who wants eggnog? don't settle for half-fast cable internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch. uploads as fast as downloads. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> justin i've got my big golf umbrella at the ready. >>> you need it all definitely all day. periods of rain. heaviest will be during the afternoon it comes to an end during the evening. a little bit milder tomorrow at least. back in the 50's. mid 30s for tuesday and wednesday much the wind chills make it fetal like the teens and 20. >> that hurts. >>

the crowd was hahn on its feet has he brought his limited engagement tour of songs in the key of lifells fargo center. the album was released in 1976. the rock and roll hall of famer has 25 grammy, an as core and a golden globe. sounds lovely. we'll be right back. ♪ >> justin i've got my big golf umbrella at the ready. >>> you need it all definitely all day. periods of rain. heaviest will be during the afternoon it comes to an end during the evening. a little bit milder tomorrow at least. back in the 50's. mid 30s for tuesday and wednesday much the wind chills make it fetal like the teens and 20. >> that hurts. >> we're always on cbsphilly.c cbsphilly.com. thanks for watching to night. we're handing things over to beasley, lesley and the cbs-3 >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nuwave oven pro, brought to you by the makers of the nuwave precision induction cooktop. professional chefs create great-tasting meals from years of experience and by using professional equipment. and now you can too, with the nuwave oven pro, the number-one countertop oven in america! n

prushing on resolutions for sanctions for increasingly tightening the strings on hahn. it didn't produce what we wanted, but it produced a coalition that stuck together, even the shy members of the democratic members voted enough to cemetery u.s. military involvement, in itself did produce a result, in large measure, because we had a political goal in mind and stuck to it. >> this it will have to be our last question. thank you very much. i was wondering, tying off of russia and china, you mentioned the problems with member of the relations, how they are often defined by negative factors, disputes, territory, like in ukraine, and/or the south china sea. we have talked about solutions regarding sanctions and pressures, you mentioned, what kind of positive aspects can we utilize to improve our situations with these characters, whose importance is clearly not going to diminish any time soon? >> i think for people who are particularly hard to deal with, they only have to turn to leverage. clearly, what leverage we have has to be articulated and operated in ways that are eff

g-m rick hahn admits he would at least listen to an offer. >> we are not looking to move any of them without feeling very good. depaul looking to stay undefeated against drake. off to a good start. tommy hamilton turns a steal into a fastbreak and lobs it to mike henry for the dunk. part of an 18-4 run. blue demons still up big later in the half. it's henry g nd of13s.ior a depa five ay doublere w 80- 62 ay doublere w 80- 62 it hurts. this is what it can be like to have shingles. a painful blistering rash. if you had chicken pox, the shingles virus is already inside you. as you get older your immune system weakens and it loses its ability to keep the shingles virus in check. i just can't stand seeing him like this. he's in pain. one in three people will get shingles in their lifetime. the shingles rash can last up to 30 days. i wish that there was something i could do to help. some people with shingles will have long term nerve pain which can last for a few months to a few years. don't wait until someone you love develops shingles. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about your risk. >

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she holds scales in her left hahn and rests her right hand on the handle of the sword of justice. latrobe's former student robert mills later wrote that the sword points down because american justice is not punitive. on justices' left an eagle protects law books and a young winged eagle is seated in front of a radiant sun. the constitution is a book rather than a charter because the court's laws interpreting the constitution continued to ensure the rights of americans. the eagle and the sun and the sword's positioning were all accepted haern symbols by this time. integrating american symbols with ancient personifications was a hallmark of latrobe's second tenure as the capitol's architect. latrobe's entrance to the senate wing was via his corn capital vestibule finished in 1810. it survived the fire and contains the first of latrobe's famed american orders. they continued a european tradition of newly invented national orders for great buildings. latrobe may have seen or was told about america's first national order invented by peter charles in 1788 for the senate chamber at feder

it would eventually be a german team under otto hahn. but fermi discovered it two years earlier but they thought it was something else. the conclusion was oh, you created a heavier element system. instead of thinking about uranium breaking into two smaller things, they thought they built bigger stuff. they look at the results and they discovered fission. they made a mistake in their conclusions. pontecorvo was part of the team that discovered fission. this is a top-level scientist. he worked with the british program in the second world war. but the argument he made and the argument he made to the death was that he worked on reactor programs, not weapons. so there is still some controversy about his role. now working on the nuclear reactors still gives you a lot of the physics and the theoretic information to build nuclear weapons. but he claims he never gave military secrets. he did acknowledge he was a spy. >> he went to an early age to the soviet union. he did not beat around the bush. he said i was a cretin. the fact that i could have

. >> because your queen now it's my hahn and you have -- >> oh, that is pretty amazing. >> how did you do it? >> well, can it you later? >> okay. all right. that's good. so it is magic. it's a magic trick, right? >> well, this is just a small illusi illusion. in the show, we do giant stuff, obviously, that needs a big stage. >> they say when we go to the show, we will be asking how did they really do that? and i guess there are some secrets to how it's done. you don't make things really float around the stage or me. do i escapes and then inventor doing amazing stuff. the futurists doing modern magic. there is the anti-conjurer doing very scary stuff. >> how many of you are -- >> we are seven. seven of the best. >> on this show that comes in january to the kennedy center. >> yes. >> called the illusionist. >> for one week. >> okay. so happy to have you. an escapologist. >> that's me. >>> and k0789 ever columbusming directly from broadway. time right now, 11:50. car jacked as cameras were rolling. how a news crew became part of this story. >>> and we're back with the cold if a denture we

joining me now are bruce bartlett, who is now an economics columnist and author and historian and ray hahne executive editor of the national review and also a cnn contributor. so, bruce, start us out by explaining why obama has governed as a republican. >> well, i think if you just step back and ignore the partisan attacks and look at the actual substance of his policies, he's kept foreign policy basically on the same track that it was on from the bush administration, even kept on gates as the secretary of defense and appointed hillary clinton as secretary of state even though he ran well to his right. i think an honest assessment of the health care reform would show it's essentially based on republican ideas that came out of the heritage foundation that were implemented by mitt romney himself up in massachusetts. i think he has shown a very great willingness to go along with republicans on cutting the deficit. i could go on and on, but i really think if you just step back and are honest about it, he's been what i would call essentially a liberal republican as far as his governing policy i

reports of snowfall around the hahn know brook area, coatesville as well moving into reading.rata down to lancaster looking at some of the light wet snow. now, keep in mind it was 70 degrees yesterday. so the ground relatively warm so if we have any accumulations it will be mainly on the grassy surfaces car tops as well toward the pocono mountains we're looking at that change over, too. temperatures right at freezing right now in lancaster. 35 in pottstown. we have 44 degrees in philadelphia. mid 40s in atlantic city. compared to this same time yesterday, it's 17 degrees colder in philadelphia. so light scattered showers in the city. we'll continue to find some of that rainfall once again the flakes north and west. but temperatures dropping into the 30s for philadelphia by 11:00 o'clock. so possible accumulations once again. a coating mainly on the grassy surfaces toward the lehigh valley and the pocono mountains. we'll talk more about the system when that rain and snow mixture moves out as well as how long the cold blaster will stick around. >> scott, thank you. stop what you

. >> congress hahn? >> the best way to do it is prove it and do it in a bipartisan matter.irst fix the va. it's a bipartisan issue. lot of us are still hurting how the va has treated us. i think we can come across and work together on that. fix comprehensive immigration reform. everybody says we want it, everybody says we need it. let's get it done. we have a bill. it's sitting on speaker boehner's desk. if he wants it let's move on that. two let's improve the health care act. if we do those three things we start building that trust. >> sounds so simple senator. what have you guys been doing. >> we've been doing a lot. we took up, discussed and passed as the congressman mentioned a broad comprehensive immigration bill on a bipartisan basis that has sat unaddressed more than a year. we have good ideas. we were discussing them with the incoming congressmen. frankly we got great bills for how to improve manufacturing, bipartisan bills in both houses. there are things we can pick up and move forward. a lot of us in the senate over the last four years said the challenge with spe

hahn. ms. hahn: thank you, please join me in pledging 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: without objection, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. holt, is recognized for one inute. mr. holt: mr. speaker, i ask my colleagues to join me in welcoming imam chabli. the imam of the islamic society of central new jersey in south brunswick, new jersey. he has been both a friend and an ambassador of islam to me and many others in new jersey. and we are all honored that his prayer has opened this session of congress. he's a native of lebanon and attended one of the most rest tiegeous islamic institutions in the world. -- prestigious islamic institutions in the world where he received his masters in islamic cannonical law. he's been the leader since 1986 where he makes muslims and non-muslims feel welcome. the detcht of his faith and commanding dignity and warmth of his personality make him the most pr

they want to worship more frequently and have fewer hahn chinese moving into the tibetan areas. we hear about this in the west because the chinese do believe if they lost tibet and somehow it was able to achieve independence that would lead to similar secessionist movements elsewhere. china has 56 ethnicity and if they allowed themselves their integrity to be compromised they would lose everything and they blame the dalai lama most of all. >> host: why do we americans, and not everybody, but so much fuss over the dalai lama. >> guest: he say an accidental person in history. he never left asia until his mid-30s. think about that. he lived very much the life of his predecessor and the predecessor before that. but he realized at a certain point if he did not turn the tibetan cause or allow himself to be the face of something people would emotionally connect with -- tibetans are not the only people when claim to have greater independence on a borer. americans have invested mystical influences on tibet. but he has been a spokes person for tibet that i don't think people would have pr

. >> i think i agree this would not be the end of her hahne's presidency. he would however risk it being the end of some of the organizations that he has been pursuing. it could be an end to part of the foreign-policy approach because what it would do is they would indicate in my view the wrong narrative in iran. there's a hard lied narrative in iran the schism ultimately the west is not trustworthy, you cannot negotiate with the west. the west is only pursuing its negotiations in order to be able to find a new way of putting pressure on iran to come into iran and depriving iran of technology. every time iran tries to negotiate they find a way to add pressure to iran. there's another narrative that says negotiations have to be tried because their common interest. the world is changing and the region as defined not by the united states but the isis in the state of radicalism and if there is a real negotiation and to negotiation and a give-and-take if iran can show strategic utility to the united states a different relationship can emerge. if these negotiatio

a tweet from janice hahn from california. a tweet from tim scott. republican steve stockman from texas. those are just a few of the reactions from members of congress last night. we will have those through the first hour of "washington journal" today. what the decision means to the state of race relations in america. we are getting your thoughts and comments. we will start with a bill on -- jim calling in from oklahoma. caller: good morning. of me give you an example how white people and people of color are treated differently. nevada, wey ranch in had a bunch of white rednecks pointing semi-automatics and automatic weapons. we have them on video pointing them at federal law enforcement officials trying to enforce the laws against a squatter. nothing happened. using the video to identify those people, bring them to justice, take their weapons away, and put them in prison? if they would have been black, there would have been a massacre. folks in st. black louis protesting and they bring out the national guard. that is a travesty. people were living i

hahn: i'm proud to support our small businesses as a shopper and as a member of the small business committee here in congress. when we shop at small businesses, almost half the mup we spend stays in our community and supports local jobs. so this holiday season, remember to shop small. it does big things for our community. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina rise? ms. foxx: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. yesterday, the senate rejected legislation to approve the keystone x.l. pipeline. meanwhile, the house has passed legislation to authorize building the pipeline nine times. there's no good reason to continue to delay this project, which will create tens of thousands of jobs and has strong, bipartisan support. keystone x.l. is the most studied pipeline in our nation's history. thousands of pages prove its worth to our economy and national interest and further docume

ben lou hahn will replace steve israel heading up the democratic congressional campaign committee. new york's carolyn mccarthy is retiring after nine terms in the house, and during a recent interview with c-span she talked about the leadership choices. >> there were leadership elections this week for the new congress, and questions asked of mrs. pelosi by the press in the briefing afterwards about the freshness of the leadership team, whether or not they're needed to be younger voices and group of leaders, many of whom are over 70. i'm wondering what you're thinking about the institution you're leaving behind and the leadership team that has as an aspiration the majority again? are they equipped for it? >> well, i think they are equipped, but i also think we have a lot of talented younger members, and it's not just by the way mrs. pelosi. i think she's been a great leader. and she is really good at raising money. that's not one of my fortes. i was never good at that. but they have to start training younger people and bring younger people into the caucus to become hopefully the futu

of other businessmen and then resell them and i'm on those that he was connected to a man named leo hahn who is a major figure according to the government in chinese organized crime. we also get to the earthquake in which a whole host of people in the province, most of them in some way involved in the occult sector are implicated in a series of various deals. whose brother happened to be hu jintao right hand man and his nephew plowed a $300,000 porsche into a bridge at 4:00 in the morning with two scantily clad coeds. if you look at that and most recently of course. the generals are caught with trading promotions and most recently his house was searched and they found bitterly a ton of cash. it took between ten and 15 military trucks to take all the evidence and loot out of his 20,000 square foot house. you look at these scandals and the easy conclusion is that this is about power. if you look at the various reasons he sets himself up and becomes the entry way and has always been something of a rival it is an opening that allows them to go after a wide swath of people at a fairly senior