hank greely: that's not a crazy worry. chris: stanford law professor hank greely teaches and writes books about the intersection of biotech and the law. we brought him larry's concerns and ancestry's contract, including the perpetual, royalty-free, worldwide, transferable license. hank: i think that was written by a lawyer who was probably getting paid by the word. chris: greely explained that a federal protection called gina, the genetic information non-discrimination act, safeguards the public from your dna being used against you. hank: under current law, they can't deny you health insurance because of genetic information. chris: but greely says that protection doesn't apply to things like life insurance or long-term care insurance. and there's no guarantee gina will be on the books forever. in fact, a controversial bill in congress right now would strip away consumer-friendly parts of gina. still, greely says human dna doesn't reveal as much as you might think. hank: our dna just frankly isn't that exciting for the most

put the word out i'm looking for him. >> hey it's hank.hiladelphia put out a poll boy which more of you would rather have beer with ben franklin than george washington. my take is, what does a guy have to do? my first move hit up derek lee at d and j costumes on frankford avenue for a george washington get up. says it's easy pizzi. >> all you need is a great costume. ♪ >> reporter: washington gave a lot to america so i had my nickers in a knot about this poll. >> gentlemen washington do you think of measure america? >> thumbs up you're welcome. >> reporter: why would people choose franklin over washington for beer buddy? i couldn't that thom it. >> did you see ben franklin crossing a froze september delaware to take trenton from the british on christmas day? no. why? he wasn't there. i went to the national portrait gallery and got a cold dose of reality. >> sitting down with franklin or me? >> i have to say franklin. >> ouch. robert was drawing up recruits outside. someone's relative greatness doesn't automatically make them good drinking

hank sniffed out first and storm followed up. >> hank and stop have been training together since 2015ey're very distinct and different in the way in they -- the way they indicate the way they search but they complement each other. >> based on what hank did there was an outcome where the investigators were able to recover the missing men. >> reporter: handlers and their dog work as a team and the k-9 alerts his partner when he makes a find. it's more than a working relationship but the dogs are part of the officer's family. the human partners say the k-9 success is their success. >> it's very rewarding 'cause it's a different aspect of the job being a police officer. you are relying on a dog. >> reporter: the work and training for hank and storm will continue until they retire and their human partners say when duty calls, they will be ready to respond. reporting in northeast philadelphia, gray hall, channel6 "action news". >> a memorial and road in salem county dedicated in honor of a man killed by a drunk driver. family and friends of john elliott gathered off route 40 at the spot whe

. >> reporter: meet hank and storm. they are philadelphia cadaver dogs helping to solve cases.y're training is extensive and can last up to six months. >> just for scent training it's 10 weeks. 10 weeks spent every day whether it's hot cold or anything else outside with your dog. >> reporter: most recently both hank and storm worked major case. they were instrumental in locating the bodies of the missing men buried on a solebury township farm. >> based on what hank did, he gave a trained indication and based on that, there was an outcome where the investigators were able to recover the missing men. >> reporter: the dogs handlers officers albert outlaw who works with storm and officer richard preston paired with hank says it was the weeks of training and guidance that prepared them for the heavily wooded conditions they endured in bucks county. hank sniffed out the grave first and storm followed up with the same results. >> i've been training with the dogs for four years but every time that there's a find or -- it still amazes me to this day the way that they can find the effect

>> hank, hank is so over it. >> it's hank i'm atkin dee's christmas store in south philly with theresaday, why. >> no, because it's not christmas, hank. >> there's no such thing as christmas in july. hank's take coming up. >> judging by the music it's happening right now. it's july 25th and for some people that means christmas in july. even jolly old saint nick was in the delaware valley delivering gifts a few months early. >> the whole thing has our hank flynn asking one question. why? here's his take. ♪ merry christmas! >> christmas in july. >> hello there. merry christmas. >> reporter: it's hank. you might see santa claus. you might see presents, kids, and kin dee's christmas store but it will be closed. why? because it's july. and my take is, if you're celebrating christmas in july, you need stop. who celebrating? anybody that wants you spending holiday money in the middle of the summer. qvc, home dee pow name it. not kin dee's south philly christmas main stay. they're closed. >> because it is not christmas. and it is july. >> reporter: that's why i was sweating theresa kelly showe

here's hank's take. >> hey, it's hank. you may see santa clause and you may see kids and christmas store it will be closed. why? because it's july. my take is if you celebrate christmas in july you need to stop. who is celebrating, anybody that wants you spending holiday money in the middle of summer. qvc. home depot. you name it. south philly christmas mainstay is closed. >> it is not christmas and it's july. >> that's why i was swaeding aster ees akelly showed me around the retail shop that opens end of october. christmas schbility right now they're focused on wholesale. >> right now they're getting ready for them and they have it up and ready by august, september to put out on shelves. nobody is looking for it now. >> one christmas is more than enough for me for executive producer tom loudoun more th themerrier. >> we put decorations up and they wake up and have christmas in july. there's nothing wrong with it. >> mike greenwich disagrees. >> i think it is like dumbest concept i heard of. i think salvation army does it

>> it's hank.old clothes wave a flag, work if you want to it's fourth of july and you're american. hank's take coming up. ♪ >>> one of the best parts of our nation's birthday celebrations rockets red glare. all these breath taking. ♪ ♪ it's not carbonation. those bubbles are celebrating. ♪ right now, get $1 any size soft drink. only at mcdonald's. ♪ frappé or shake for $2. small mcdonald's smoothie, how do you top a deal like that? ♪ hurry in, only at mcdonald's. ♪ philadelphia one person has died after a crash on i-95. police say a 60-year-old man lot of control of his car driving south near front street. he slammed into another car. sending that driver to the hospital with minor injuries. police are not releasing the driver's name until they reach his family. >>> big-time rain closing out the fourth in many communities across our area. camden is no exception. but that did not stop people from going to wiggins waterfront park for the concert and fireworks display. the fun kicked off with a salute

but our hank flynn's kind of upset about it.explain. >>> new tonight, crews in illinois are on the scene of a train derailment. right now we know it was a freight train carrying crude oil. it happened this evening in plainfield. that is about 45 minutes outside of chicago. police are telling us residents are to avoid that area. no word on injuries or any kind of damage. >>> sometimes the most unexpected situations can lead to extraordinary accomplishmen accomplishments. a 15-year-old boy with autism was simply eating dinner one day when he was inspired to make a difference in society. >> today he and his family told bill anderson after a year of hard work, they achieved their goal of helping others improve their lives of sick children for goodness sake. >> hi everyone i'm carter. i'm 15 years old. i live in south jersey, and i have autism. >> ♪ >> reporter: carter crocket's message came to us through facebook. >> for almost year i have been collecting crayons and coloring books for all the kids in saint jude's children's researc

here's hank. ♪ it's a part of life.have rules and regulations and laws and all of that, but the abuse of their authority is what has to stop. >> it's hank i'm up on ellicott street by now you may have seen the viral video of a physical arrest of a kid they called men newer. it happened early monday hadn't right here. i've got exclusive video to show you my take is for police, it doesn't make the picture any prettier. suspect head mashed into the pavement boy philly police as he's handcuffed. hand placed around his throat. he resists and gets slammed twice hard into the ground his head taking most of the impact. it's a different luke at an incident first made known in video shot and posted by rel rivera that went viral it. >> makes me an agreement nobody deserves that. nobody deserves any treatment like that. it's not fair. >> reporter: police say a male age 21 was arrested hit with narcotics charge and taken to the hospital as a prisoner with police detail. they add the incident is under investigation. internal affairs

hank sniffed out the grave first and storm followed up. >> hank and storm have been training together 2015. they are distinct and different in the way they indicate and search, but they compliment each other. >> based on on what hank did, there was an outcome where investigators were able to recover the missing men. >> reporter: handlers and their dog work as a team and the k-9 alerts his partner when it makes a fine. training can last 6 months with ten weeks dedicated to scent training. it's more than a working relationship the dogs are part of the family. >> it's very rewarding it's a different speeskt of the job of -- aspect of the job of being a police officer. you're relying on a dog. he knows when he's got that vest on it's time to go to work. >> great work by hank and storm there. the pair will continue to work until they retire. >>> new jersey governor chris christie wants to keep internet gambling legal. governor christie signed the bill yesterday urging the president an congress not to enact an nationwide ban on internet gambling. it helped atlantic city struggling casino in

. >>> and here's hank flynn with what's coming up on fox 29. >> reporter: it's hank.rainy dover, delaware, city trying to shine a light on its crime issues but will it work? hang's take coming up. >>> and some local brides are devastated left without their wedding gowns much the bridal chain gone bank rupp. one bride finding out on social media her dream dress may never come. ♪ ♪ you got to check this out massive sink hole swallowing homes in florida neighborhood today. all caught on camera you see. the more than 200-foot wide hole opening in land o lakes florida destroying the road forcing a bunch of evacuations there. officials saying the damage it's not done yet. this scholl still active and continuing to widen. fortunately, so far no one is hurt. >> develop to go night a stressful time gets even more stressful for some brides who are customers at a popular bridal store chain. they say that alfred angelo boutiques closed all 60 of its locations with little to no warning. many of those brides are left wondering if they'll even have wedding dress for their big day. f

hank's take coming up right, hank. >> no. >> yes, it is. >> no. >> yes, it is. [ laughter ] >> that timethy another stormy night out there. >> oh, my gosh. how can we think of halloween when we're talking about severe storms in july. you can see a new severe thunderstorm warning in effect for comer land, kent, new castle and salem counties much this line of severe storms is moving toward the southeast at 35 miles an hour. we'll track the storms and show you what is behind the storms coming up. >> happening right now officially the dog days of summer, right? but when you look at some store shelves you might think halloween is just around the corner. so with labor day still more than a month away, what is going on? >> our hank flynn went outlooking for answers. here's his take. ♪ put that calendar down, baby. don't sweat the small stuff. it's halloween. yeah. [ laughter ] >> it's hank i'm at the south philly ac moore where halloween decorations have begun to fill the aisles. that's right halloween decorations. it's mid late july. my take is this makes me so crazy that they've begun to talk

hank's take is next. >> it's hank i'm in lower nazareth in grocery store bathroom and just a minute i'llu the grossest story you'll hear tonight. you're welcome. hank's take coming up. ♪ >>> guy running through the street throwing money. would that get your attention? you're not the only one. he gets things done stevfor south jersey.o tell you don't believe him. because steve sweeney gets things done for himself, for the special interests who pay for his campaigns, and definitely for chris christie. but steve sweeney doesn't get things done for you. unless you count cutting education funding, raising the gas tax, and sending more of your tax dollars off to trenton instead of south jersey. if you're tired of typical politics, stop electing typical politicians like steve sweeney. unusual site in fort lauderdale. a man robbed a bank and ended up naked. people started talking out their phones and shooting video. this is the aftermath police were walking the man they covered him um with a tarp walking him to squad car a red dye pack in the money he stole from that bank exploded so he just dit

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we're talking about shoe bees. [ laughter ] hank's take coming up. day 13. saving $600 when you switch to progressive. winds stirring. too treacherous for a selfie. [ camera shutter clicks ] sure, i've taken discounts to new heights with safe driver and paperless billing. but the prize at the top is worth every last breath. here we go. [ grunts ] got 'em. ahh. wait a minute. whole wheat waffles? [ crying ] why! live look at wildwood. a lot of people vacationing down the shore. many heading down tomorrow and we hear there's a name for those day trippers. let's consult dictionary we're look for the word shoe bee. where is it? here it is we found it in urban dictionary.com defines it as regional nickname denoting a tourist to the southern new jersey shore. but what really is a shoe bee. here's hank. ♪ >>> shoobie somebody comes to the beach they got their arms full of toys for the kids, they got tent to set up. they're putting on spray tan. so they don't get sunburn on the beach. their fight are white. they haven't had their shoes off in while and they'll lay o

were you people do change in the car. >> reporter: it's hank.the boulevard. road rage kills. we've known that since long before wednesday when i wasn't witness-year-old bianca roberson was murder. my take is, why do we still participate in it when we have a choice? kimberly quinn doesn't fight angry drivers. she's got other ways dealing with them. >> they're yelling, hollering i go like this -- [ laughter ] >> it just reflects all their negative energy back on them. >> reporter: i'll admit i've been road on the road before a lot of us have. can you stop yourself and move away before you do something stupid? you have to. your whole world depends on it. >> nobody got hurt. you didn't get hurt. and let that person go on because eventually the road rage going to catch up with the individual who had the road rage problems. >> reporter: it was a quick hot flash of blind stupid road rage saw david desper allegedly kill bianca roberson last week. i'm sure he'd love a do over but life doesn't work that way and two families are shattered. >> people are an

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hank went to the attorney general and got proof in the street. >> it will destroy you. it's not like heroin. it's not heroin. it's fen nol is taking people out >> it's the dea and the university of pittsburgh released this analysis of 2016 overdose deaths state-wide. if you take away fen nol is the most often drug in overdose deaths. >> reporter: responders came to get him this afternoon and c streets he overdosed in a gutter. the current condition is unknown but i'm told he had been using a powerful brand of heroin called final fantasy said t be laced by fen nol. heroin is russian roulette >> you can do what you can do and get high and split. you can't do that no more. you come out here, now you're risking your life. you're going to die >> statistic facials released reports that said that fentanyl were present nearly 52% in all of p death. >> he calls fentanyl a horrific game changer >> one substance to another. substance extremely dangerous: weather potent. highly destructive. >> reporter: he ads dealers get it over the dark web from mexico and china the report is com

. >> the police department is mourning the loss of a beloved canine named hank. he helped make 93 apprehensions during his career. hank suffered a brief illness and died monday at an animal hospital. >>> the eight foot long snake that caused a scare in philadelphia is home with his rightful owner. residents of point breeze came across this burmese python slithering in a flower garden. it was behaving okay but caused quite a surprise. they called 911. a sergeant took matters into his own hands. literally. after bagging the ?aim the reptile spent the day at animal care and control until the owner saw the story on the news and discovered where his missing pet was. >> i was working in the yard. i didn't notice he slithered out and made his way across the street. >> he's had the snake five years but recently moved into the house and his neighbors didn't knowknow he had a python for a . >> meteorologist cecily tynan is live at the big board. accuweather is saying what? >> we have downpours on the way. there is a frontal boundary to the south. this is gradually working

. >> that bothers our hank flynn. here's hank's take. ♪ >>> who is playing tonight? >> me!k. i'm in atlantic city. i got tale of two cities for you tonight. one of them pink is playing. whoo!? >> alicia. our girl alicia from pennsylvania. >> local girl made good, baby. ♪ >> reporter: the other atlantic city less glitzy the west side a side a kid got shot to death last night when fire department came to help him out, they got shot at too. my take, what do you think my take is? >> i never thought would it happen down over here. >> reporter: you never seen anything like that, nope, never. >> reporter: me either. it's nuts. bad enough somebody was gunned down on lincoln avenue who would shoot at firefighters trying to save his life? west atlantic city has side streets that cut behind houses. path ways reall really felt almt deserted today when you try to talk to people you get this. >> i can't talk to you, man. if people see me talking to you i might be next. >> reporter: ac fire chief scott evans said to be crazy busy up on the boardwalk with preps for the pink show. i'm tryin

waters, congressman s grant, congresswoman cicilline, congresswoman watson coleman, and representative hank johnson, they are here to speak from the standpoint of their committee. i am not going to characterize their remarks except to say i am proud of the work they have done. earlier this week, we saw evidence that the trump administration and the trump family eagerly intended to collude with russia, a hostile foreign-policy to influence an american election. today we learned a foreign russian agent was also present at the trump meeting. members of congress take a sacred of, i do solemnly swear, and that is to uphold the constitution of the united states with what our responsibility is. the president also takes that both. speaker ryan has avoided any response by the republicans, any positive action to uphold the constitution of the united states. in terms of our electoral system, our democracy. earlier this week, i called upon him to give us a vote on this independent commission. outside independent commission to investigate the ties to russia. what do the russians have politically or fina

our hank flynn was there in the middle of the madness. ♪ >> reporter: it's hank i'm in a bed in sweethe old trump top of ma hal. they sold everything here today. maybe even the mirrors over the beds. highly classy. my take is you got to get out with the old to get in with the new. ♪ >> i thank you your patience, folk. >> reporter: happy to wait in long lines to get a piece of the taj because once you got in, it was almost all for sale. very popular item casino floor chairs they've got embroidery on the back practically says taj mahal. 39 bucks. ♪ >> reporter: courtney bought a few and a poker table, too. >> all the chairs have the symbols on them you can't beat it when everyone comes over you can say hey this is piece of history. let's play on it. >> reporter: don hayes of national content liquidators was running things. today was just the grand openi opening. >> first day of 60 day sale. today 150 rooms of 1200 open. as soon as those are emptied out we'll open more and work our way down. >> reporter: buy an iron. seriously there's hundreds of them. eight bucks each. or patio furnitur

here's hank's take. ♪ >> reporter: here we go.ct any bus driver to do what did you? >> i would expect it but i can say they're going to do it. but i expect all of them to do it. >> reporter: it's hank. septa driver jeff school field got caught on camera the other day going out of his way to do a good deed. should we applaud him for it? you bet. my take is, it will be really cool when doing the right thing is no big deal. 20 years behind the wheel of a septa bus jeff school field plenty top of the list is still rider safety and that includes helping people across the street even if he's got to get off the bus to do it. >> that particular day i had visually impaired gentleman get on the bus. >> right. >> so, upping, it was hard for him to get across the street. i got off the bus and i he is cored him across the street. i didn't want to seat man get hit. >> reporter: video shot by a rider impressed with jeff's consideration wound up on facebook and here we are. >> these septa drivers put up with a lot, riders on, riders off, tempers,

well, here's our hank flynn. ♪ >> reporter: >> it's awesome.s and you have some made many. >> reporter: perfect. >> it's hank. are you a beach spreader? you know who you are the ones that bring 20 tons of crap with you to the beach every weekend. my take is, it's all right. don't let anybody tell you how to have fun. first the minimal lifts people after my own heart. i don't bring much to the beach because i don't like lugging it. cool to find out i'm not alone in stone harbor. >> i'm a nanny when i have to bring stuff it stinks. when it's just me i just like a couple things. >> i like to walk so i try to keep the as simple as possible. we're down here with the grant kids we have a lot more thing but no fence. >> reporter: then middle ground pat and his daughter faith seems like a lot at first. >> wee need umbrellas, food, drinks, um, we need chairs. >> we bring about three umbrellas and like seven -- what, ten chairs. >> then you realize they're pa packing for friends and family who are on the way it's for everybody then the mack mum baker fam

i'm hank and that is my take. >> i have a feeling hank's home looks like a casino this morning. 4:54.any that owns qvc is buying home shopping network. liberty interactive will pay $2.1 billion for hsn, the company say the merger will open new cross marketing opportunities for current and new shoppers. hsn and qvc will continue to operate as individual brands but it is in an effort to compete with amazon, and wal-mart. >>> straight ahead he says he was just doing his job but man is alive because of the actions of one heroic transit officer, we will share his story straight ahead, good morning. beautiful here, famous budweiser clydesdale are heading here eight horse hitch team will be at bethlehem ice rink today through sunday. catch a glimpse of them at parades later today and through weekend in both bethlehem and easton. events are sponsored by allentown beverage company. >>> we will be right back. stay with us on "good day philadelphia". hope it tastes as good as it looks. (giggles) hey gus, i brought something else you might like. million dollar silver and gold. yeah. the new scrat

but, chief hank stawinski says many of these crimes aren't random. the chief says police will be working 12-hour shifts and focusing their attention on high risk areas. developing now - donald trump junior speaking out for the first time about his meeting with a russian lawyer and his emails about the encounter. in an interview with fox news, the president's son didn't admit to making a mistake, but said quote "i probably would have done things a little differently". trump junior says he agreed to the thought the lawyer, natalia veselnitskaya, had dirt on hillary clinton. trump junior maintains he did nothing wrong. on capitol hill though - concern. democrats say the emails are a clear sign of collusion. even some republicans are expressing concern about trump jr's willingness to accept help from russians. and from the white house, a short statement from the president saying: "my son is a high quality person and i applaud his transparency." president trump's pick for f-b-i director, in the hot seat today. the senate judiciary committe will hold it's

have a beer with who would you pick coming up at 5:30 in philly there is a clear winner, it ain't hanktle soul a little tune to play to make the good times roll here we go nanananananana nanananananana here we go♪ crazy square: eyyyyy crazy square: uh oh from our crazy delicious family to yours. crave those crazy squares >>> breaking overnight a coffin has been found, with just organs inside. body's missing. that is mystery police are trying solve. >>> they have got a deal. new jersey lawmakers burning the midnight oil they have hammered it out, they got a deal and state parks will be back opened. >>> and also, it is a holiday, and we are partying in the u.s.a. today, celebrating the fourth of july, so where the festivities are happening, where ever you are, whether it is in the city or any area of the greater delaware valley. >>> good day to everyone that is joining us on this tuesday, fourth of july, gang's off, thomas drayton, sue, bob have the morning off but we have brought you something spectacular. scott williams here. he brought you the perfec fourth of july forecast. >> good m

. >> our hank flynn heard people say the news only shows the batter but what about the good?ank's take. ♪ >> heads up. jeff, would you expect any bus driver to do what you did? >> i would expect it. >> yeah. >> but i can't say they're going to do it i expect all of them to do it. >> reporter: it's hank. septa driver jeff school field got caught on camera the other day going out of his way to do a good deed. should we applaud him for it? you bet. but my take is, it will be really cool when doing the right thing is no big deal. >> 20 years behind the wheel of septa bus taught jeff school feed plenty. the top of the list is still riders safety and that includes helping people across the street even if he's got to get off the bus to do it. >> that particular day i had a visually impaired gentleman get on the bus. >> right. >> so, you know, it was hard for him to get across the street so i got off the bus and i escorted him across the street. i didn't want to see the man get hit. >> reporter: video shoot by a rider impressed with jeff's consideration wound up on facebook and here

. >>> located in the eastern long island towns of yap hank and riverhead, suffolk county's two jailsally house between 1500 and 1700 inmates on any given day. and though the jails are located some 70 miles from new york city, inmates face the same kind of charges one would expect to find in any big-city jail. >> the breakdown is about 60% inmates charged with felonies. we have inmates in here for murder, rapes, robberies, every violent crime you can think of. >> how are you doing? >> good. >> 28 years earlier, charles was a rookie corrections officer at riverhead. now he's the warden. >> there's about 25% that are sentenced inmates, and about 15% here on misdemeanor charges. we've had inmates here for not having a bell on their bicycle. >> though bicycle bell violators are rare, nick fisher's story isn't exactly commonplace either. >> how do you spend your day? >> i love curling the chairs. stack up six, seven chairs and start curling them. >> come on, baby. five more. >> i got you. >> he took his oldest brother's truck to the beach without permission, fell asleep inside it, and only

and tom hanks is a national treasure. he's just phenomenal. i met him and discussed whether i would agree whether he could do the book. and this was over lunch in ketchum, idaho. and he got to little coffee shop before i did, and he's sitting there, had a baseball cap on and nobody seemed to know who he was. and he certainly wasn't trying to get people to notice he was there. i've had many producers approach me wanting to do my book, great book of mine, and i introduced myself, we shook hands and he said i love your book. and i said, oh, brother, because every producer, when we started talking i realized -- >> they'd never read it. >> and he said i have a few questions and he leaned down, i didn't see it. but it was a copy of my book. and it had ten times as many post-its in it as that. and he was like about this, about that, do we need to have this scene. so i was really impressed. he'd really done his homework. i said there's two things i would really insist on. one, it isn't a costume pageant that you show people had bad teeth and suffered

here's hank. ♪ >> reporter: >> just resilient.ry day we had 20 people stop by and ask questions, leave notes and letters for me to sort of tell them what i'm doing. >> it's hank i'm in bryn mawr with jude plum. he's had to become a pretty good host because something he bought had a lot more underneath than he realized. my take is, history will put to you work. >> jude plum bought the house next door to the one he grew up in bryn mawr he knew it was old. >> well, i discovered this in the first -- there's a book the first 300 of lower merion. >> okay. >> and this was stated in that book. >> reporter: once he started fixing the place up peeling away layers of exterior he realized 300-year-old log cabin lay underneath practically untouched with original beams and everything. he brought in specialists and historic renovations. >> he would cut the logs with an ax the way they did 300 years ago. >> reporter: with the same kind of ax. >> the same tools they used then. >> reporter: three centuries of old secrets are woven into that house.

and tom hanks is a national treasure. he's just phenomenal. i had met him and discussed whether i would agree that he could do the book. and this was over lunch in catcham, idaho. he got to the little coffee shop before i did and he's sitting there in the corner with a baseball cap on. nobody seemed to know who he was. and he certainly wasn't trying to get people to notice that he was there. and i'd had many producers approach me wanting to do my book. or a book of mine. i introduced myself. he got up. as we sat down, he said, well, i loved your book. and i thought, oh brother. because every producer i'd ever -- >> starts with that line. >> then we started talking and i realized they'd never read it. >> they've never read it. >> he said but i have a few questions and leans down and i didn't see it and on the floor was a copy of my book and he picked it up and this is -- ten times as many post-its in it as that. he said about this. do we have to have this scene? >> wow. >> so i was really impressed. he'd done his homework. so then i said, there

it's hank.versity of pittsburgh today released this analysis of 2016 overdose deaths statewide. you take away fentanyl, is the most often identified drug in overdose deaths, my take, if you don't believe them, the street will prove it to you. ♪ >> reporter: responders came to get him him this after. he'd overdosed in gutter. man's current condition is unknown but i'm told he'd been using a powerful brand of heroin called final fantasy said to be laced with fentanyl drug far more powerful than heroin. former addicts tell me it was always dangerous but now heroin is russian roulette. >> it seems like you can come out here and do what you can do. you can get high and you can split. you can't do that no more, man. you come out here now you're risking your bleep life, man. anything you grab you'll die from. >> reporter: hours before state officials had released the report which states that fentanyl or fentanyl related substances were present nearly 52% of all of pa's overdose deaths in 2016. that's 1

. >> hank flynn, we only show bad news out there, here's his take. >> hey, jeff would you expect anyu did? >> i would expect it but i expect all of them to do it. >> reporter: it its hank, septa driver jeff schoolfield got caught on cam yanking out of his way to do a good deed. should we applaud him for it you you bet. my take is it would be cool when doing right thing noise big deal. twenty years behind the wheel of the septa bus has taught jeff schoolfield plenty, top of list is still rider safety and that including healing people across the street even if he has to get across the bus to do it. >> that day i had a visually impaired gentlemen get on the bus. it was hard to get off the street. i got off the bus and escorted him across the street. i didn't want to see the man get hit. >> reporter: video shot by a rider impress by jeff's consideration wound up on facebook and here we are. you know these september drivers they put up with a lot >> riders on, off, tempers, traffic, sometimes they make the news nun flatteing way. sometimes people attack them. drivers like jeff do things a

i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >>> amaze wagon did he with his home, right. >> i know.>> 300 years. >> um-hmm. little creepy with the murder. >> yeah. i agree with that. but i guess he's okay with it. >> yeah. all right. in your health new report out that offers some insight into what leads to alzheimer's. rers are finding a connection with alzheimer's dementia and a lack of sleep. they say disturbed sleep can lead to higher levels avenue protein that kills brain cells which is common in the first stage of alzheimer's. one in three americans does not get enough sleep. >> smelling our food may have us packing on the pounds? uc berkeley studied mice who lost their sense of smell. even when those mice ate high fat diet they were able to maintain a normal weight. experts think the lack of smell may trick the body into thinking it's already eaten therefore kick starring the metabolism. more than a dozen democratic attorneys general are suing education secretary betsy dee voss. at issue, is her decision to suspend rules that are meant to protect federal student loan borrowers

leave notes and letters for me to sort of tell them what i'm doing. >> it's hank i'm in britain mr. something that he bought had a lot more underneath than he realized. my take is history will put you to work >> when he bought the house next door to the one he grew up in in bryn mawr, he knew it was old >> i discovered this in the first -- there's a book the first 300 of lower merion and this was stated in that book. >> reporter: once he started fixing the place up peeling away layers, he realized that a 300-year-old log cabin lay underneath practically untouched with original beams, everything, he brought in specialties in historic renovations >> he would cut the logs with an ax the way they did 300 years ago. >> with the same kind of ax? >> the same tools they used then. >> reporter: three centuries of old secrets are woven into that house. >> this is a woman's shoe buckle from that period. >> reporter: buried in the mortar above the door for good luck old tradition >> we found in the fireplace a tomb stone. >> reporter: there's a brick with a turkey for the fossil in the kitchen

you've had dual heads with jon corzine, hank paulson, investment banker in the early 2000s. now you've had a trader for the last ten years actually -- i'd like dick's response to this >> he was a trader >> let me finish, okay if you want to actually change this company and actually make it somewhat different, focus on the investment management division i was there 15 years ago, and i can tell you, you felt like a step child in that division. there needs to be leadership from that division to put them on par, in my opinion, with a morgan stanley, with a bank of america, with a merrill lynch, to put them on par with the traders and investment bankers >> i think the investment banking division is where the future of the industry is going to be. >> i said investment management. maybe i twisted my words i mean the investment management division, which is smaller compared to morgan stanley by a lot >> yeah, it is obviously morgan stanley made a major, major play in that area the whole company took a bet on investment management, wealth management, and it is paying off in a major f

here's our hank flynn. ♪ >> reporter: >>> it's awesome.ck the seagulls and you have some shade. >> reporter: perfect. >> it's hank. are you a beach spreader? you know who you are the ones that bring spent tons of crap with you to the beach every weekend. my take is, it's all right. don't let anybody tell you how to have fun. first, the minimal lifts people after my own heart. i don't bring much to the beach because i don't like lugging it. cool to find out i'm not alone in stone harbor. >> i nanny and i have to bring stuff like it stinks. when it's just me i just like need a couple things. >> i like to walk so i tri to keep the as simple as possible. if we're down here witness grandkids we have a lot more things put no tents. >> then the middle ground pat and his daughter seems like a lot at first. >> we need umbrellas, food, drinks, um, we need chairs. >> we bring about three umbrellas and then like seven to -- what, ten chairs? >> yeah. >> reporter: you realize they're pack fog friends and family on the way so it's for everybody. but the

and our hank flynn was right there in the middle of the madness. ♪ >> reporter: it's hank.the 48th floor of the old trump taj mahal. they sold everything here today maybe even the mirrors over the beds. highly classy. my take is you got to get old to get in witness new. >> thank you your your patience, folks. >> happy to wait in long lines to get a peace of the taj because once you got in, it was almost all for sale. >> very popular item casino floor chairs got embroidery on the back practically says taj mahal. 39 bucks. courtney bought a few an poker table, too. >> all the chairs have the symbols on them and just can't beat it when everyone comes over this is a peace of history. let's play on it. >> don hayes of national content liquidators was running things today was the grand opening. >> first day of sales. we have today 150 rooms of the 1200 open. as soon as those are emptied out we'll open more and work our way down. >> reporter: by an iron, seriously buy an iron there's hundreds of them. eight bucks each. or patio furniture karen deluca's pat woe yo will be trick out

it's hank i'm in avalon with charter boat captain jim lutz.imming over the boat. >> i usually dope let them. sometimes they fall overboard. >> that's all right. >> hey. >> reporter: man overboard. you may know from shoobies wickipedia calls south jersey term for day trippers someone who goes to the beach for the day. >> all right captain i'm ready when you are. >> reporter: captain jim took me out on his 25-foot did you say key like he does for shoob shoobies all summer long. he loves them. >> they make the town. i mean it wasn't for shoobies we wouldn't have a town. they come to eat at the restaurants charter my boat. without shoobies there would be nobody here in town. >> reporter: most people say the term comes from the shoe b boxes that day trippers used to bring their lunches in in stone harbor the parents know it but even the smart kids weren't all that familiar. >> did you guys know what a shoobie was? >> no. >> fair enough. you guys, did you? it's all right. it doesn't mean -- it just means you're not 50 years old. on the beach what ca

spoke to congressman hank johnson shortly after he introduced the bill to sususpend all u.s.ilitary a aid to honduras, the bill is called the berta caceres human rights s and honduras act. congressman johnson explain what the pending legislation would do. >> this legislation would suspend financial aid to the republic of honduras for military operations and training and also weaponry, equipment. it would suspend u.s. financial assistance to honduras for those purposes until such time as the republic of honduras can demonstrate that it has adequately and transparently investigated and taken action on the many killings, unlawful and extrajajudicial killings, of hun rights activists, environmental activists, lgbt activists, human rights defenders in honduras.s. amy: t that w was georgia congressman hank johnson, who has introduced a bill that would end u.s. military aid to honduras for now. in addition to bertita zuniga in honduras, who just survived an assassination mattpt, we are joined byy ginsberg-jaeckle, a longtime friend of both bertita and her mother berta caceres. he ha

it's not like you're tom hanks or tom cruise or nikole kidman. people will notice and might smile. mostly people give you the space. here, a little more because it's full of indy book sellers and a lot of them -- they'll come up and go i'm such and such from this place and you gave us a grant. it's very emotional and they want to meet sue and i. it's very gratifying at times. >> host: james patterson, author and hit rare advocate, author over over 150 books, thrillers, romances, childrens books, young adults, 350 million books as of january 2016 have been -- that's crazy. don't think about that honestly. it just is nice to be able to -- somebody said you're luckier you find something you like to do and then it's a miracle if somebody pays you do and it that's my situation, obviously. and especially -- i have my own childrens imprint at little brown called jimmies and re-do my book and other authors help mission of jimmy is when a kid finishes a jimmy book, he will say please give me anotherback, as opposed to i don't like to read. it's good, smart way to go and that's what we try t

[applause] hank you, thank you. i can only tell you from the campaign, the people love you, they respect you and they admire you. so i know you go through a lot. but they have great admiration. so just remember that, please. today i'm deeply honored to present our nation's highest award for a public safety officer, the medal of valor, to special agent crystal griner, special agent david bailey, and alexandria police department officers nicole bataglia, kevin job -- jobe and alex jensen. the medal of valor is reserved for those who go above and beyond the call of duty as each of these men and women did that on that fateful day. and they did it with great courage and they did it with instinct. when our human instincts tell us to run, there's danger, our police and first responders run straight at it, standing in the breach, protecting the innocent, and keeping our loved ones safe. now i'd like the military aide to read the citation as these great american heroes step forward to receive the medal of valor. >> special a

. >> it's good for the ones the traffic that even hank on the corner. it's good they can say we're trying to bring business back and they can come and be a part of this growth. >> reporter: today it brought families out, free ice cream, water ice, pretzels and a dj. >> it makes me excited and it makes me want have my kids out here playing. there's no violence going on and everything is so positive. >> reporter: positivity growth, success, mentor ship, that's how moore envisions the future of west 60th street soon to be renamed si deek's water ice way. in west philadelphia, jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >> and congratulations si deek. coming up next he's grabbing headlines again. yes, shia leboeuf a arrested. what investigators are charging the actor with this time. >>> and hundreds pack the beach to see first hand a moment that was months in the making. >>> he's making it slowly there buy why this turtle grew such a huge crowd of supporters >>> after shia leboeuf is in trouble with the law again the 31-year-old was arrested in savannah g good, early this

it's not like you are tom hanks or tom cruise or you know, nicole kidman. people notice and might smile. mostly people give you space. hearing little more because it's full up. a lot of them will come up and go i'm such an such from this place and you gave us a grant, which is very emotional and they want to meet sue and i, which is gratifying and fun. host: james patterson, author and literary advocate, author of over 150 books, thrillers, romances, children's books, young adults, 350 million books as a january 16. guest: that kind of crazy. i don't think about that, honestly, but it's nice to be able to do-- someone said you are lucky. find something you like to do it it's a miracle to have someone pay you to do that and that's my situation, obviously. especially, i have my own children's imprint that little brown and we do my books and other authors as well and the omission of jimmy is when a kid finish is a jimmy book that they say please give me another book as opposed to i don't like to read, so i think that's a smart way to go and that's what we try