but we're hoping that hanna has a quicker but equally good outcome. >> hanna's mom is tied to a cellphoneill change her daughter's life. they're far away from the rest of the family in anchorage, alaska, so the family came to visit during spring break from school. >> hanna i are still hang out with. >> i just want her to get well and come home as soon as possible so things can go back to normal. >> cheryl jennings, abc 7 news. >> you can join cheryl, don sanchez in mountain view tonight. just go to abc7news.com and go to "see it on tv" for details. coming up next, a bay area woman's tortuous effort to get giant playoff tickets. >> my husband said, wow, how can that happen. >> this ticket snafu that kept her f >>> as the new season dawns for the san francisco giants, thousands of fans are so giddy from last years' world series victory but for one dedicated fan euphoria went cold when she thought she had tickets for the national championship game. michael finney says be cautious when you go online to find event tickets. >> you remember the excitement, the thrilling torture as the giants inc

but, of course, we're hoping that hanna has a quicker but equally good outcome. >> hanna's mom is tiedphone waiting for the call that will change her daughter's life. they're far away from the rest of the family in anchorage, alaska, so the family came to visit during spring break from school. >> hanna is -- i can still hang out with. and she's funny. >> i just want her to get well and come home as soon as possible so she can go back to normal. >> cheryl jennings, abc 7 news. >> you can join cheryl, mike nicco at the fund-raiser tonight in mountain view. just go to abc7news.com and look at "see it on tv" for details. coming up next, a bay area woman's tortuous effort to get giants playoff tickets. >> i'm like, wow, how could that happen. [ female announcer ] we asked coffee lovers to come and try coffee-mate's new cafe collection flavors. then we asked them to show us how the taste inspired them. ♪ express yourself [ female announcer ] introducing new rich caramel macchiato. ♪ express yourself [ female announcer ] indulgent white chocolate caramel latte. ♪ oh, do it [ female announcer

hanna. mr. hanna: thank you. this amendment would add a finding section detailing the flaws of the home affordability modification program or hamp. it would also state that terminating hamp would result in significant savings for the american taxpayer. i filed this amendment during sunshine week which highlights the importance of open government in keeping with the spirit of transparency. this amendment would include within the bill the specific reasons why we should end the failed hamp program. the hamp program was designed to assist between three million and four million homeowners. however, as of february only 607,000 active permanent mortgages modifications were made under hamp while $40 billion was obligated by the treasury to hamp, only $1.04 billion has been disbursed. furthermore the special inspector of the general for tarp reported that hamp offers many homeowners little more than false hope and in certain cases causes more harm than good. the program does not fulfill its intended purpose of helping ame

infant she had the pastor come she got down on her knees and said god if you save this child, just like hanna and samuel i will give her to you so here i am. >> that is what happened. >> that is what happened. >> quite a background so then you ended up at that point you were the congregational church of san mateo now but what was the journey from there before you reached that? >> oh, it is just i guess the best way to describe it i have gone through the back door of everything my whole life. it is interesting people will hear me speak or something and make up these stories about me about how i must have come to this and that none of them are nearly as interesting as what really happened. i think i would call it i had a series of conversions so i had an amazing experience i went to a very conservative seminary who didn't even allow women to be ordained in my preaching class ron they would say that was a great sermon for a woman. and i never heard another woman preach until i was 25. >> wow. >> so um, but i kept having these openings these conversions, to more people in my life, to hearing thei

i just heard from hanna up in sebastopol. she said she could see the run sizing -- rising over the mountain. kind of a red sky morning because of these clouds. the combination of the two really won't do too much. i don't think the coast will get out of the 60s or 70s. sanfrancisco's forecast does call for some combination of sun and clouds. we'll go 68 today. but game time temperatures, 12:45, at&t park, 64 degrees. mostly sunny. i think you know by now. a little breezy outside. not too bad once you are inside. temperatures, comfortable. may be a little cool later on. but overall, high pressure is inching in through. i think by late morning, sheryl early afternoon they will be -- by late morning, early afternoon, they will be gone. maybe an easterly breeze will start a northerly breeze. 0s to 50s. i mean, napa is 50 now. same for fairfield, concord 52. we have 48 redwood city. mostly sunny, fremont after some clouds in the city. a high today of 78 degrees. our system continues to build in as this system drops in. that's reall

hanna of new york. amendment number 6 by ms. jackson lee of texas. amendment number 8 by ms. maloney of new york. the chair will reduce to two minutes the time for any electronic vote after the first vote in this series. the unfinished business is the on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama rise? mr. bachus: i ask unanimous consent that in the engrossment of h.r. 839 the clerk be authorized to correct section numbers and cross references and to make such other technical and conforming changes that may be necessary to reflect the actions of the house in amending the bill to include striking paragraph one on page five, line 16 and inserting in lieu thereafter paragraph 8. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. bachus: thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama rise? mr. bachus: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that h.r. 1148 be re-referred primarily to the committee on financial services and additionally to the committees on agriculture, home administration, judiciary, ethics and rules. the speaker pr

we got this week which i have to thank our communications team in the white house and particularly hanna august and deputy director of jenny caplan really spearheading give us an opportunity to get that information out in front of the american public. clearly people have not gotten that message. we did not get paycheck fairness through last fall and didn't get the message across and really demonstrates how important and how meaningful to really the lives of american women and their families, their husbands, spouses, children, economic security of women are. even as we work to increase our educational levels, get more in the workforce, the fact that there's pay disparity and continuing wage disparity is a real issue we must continue to work on. the data also confirms a lot of things we have been doing in the administration like health care. i'm glad becky pointed out chronic health disease experience of women. enmoat of you in the room probably know how women experienced real problems with our existing health care system. and these are the system that the american public needs to understa

hanna of new york for today and mr. reichert for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the requests are granted. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair wilber stain -- beristain -- will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from new hampshire seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. chairman to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. in my home state of new hampshire, i have had the pleasure of talking to many constituents over the course of the last several days who have express thared great concern relative to the rising gas prices, not just in new hampshire but across the country. just today, gas prices are now at $3.45 a gallon, minimum. this and many congresses have failed its obligation and responsibility to have an approach to solving the energy cries a-- crisis and energy challenges before us. mr. gun ta: i call on this bod -- mr. guinta: i call on this body

hanna, ranking member rahall and subcommittee ranking member defazio. i want to commend chairman mica for his hearings and listening sessions that he's done all over this country. i had the privilege of attending several of those and we heard from local and state officials all over this nation about their needs. without this extension these programs are set to expire on friday. this extension will allow the highway and transit programs to continue to operate as the spring construction season kicks off. with unemployment in the construction industry at an all-time high, it is imperative that we extend the surface transportation programs through the end of the fiscal year. a front page story in "u.s.a. today" last week said that gas would soon go to $5 a gallon or higher. we need more domestic oil production in this country, we simply cannot allow or let environment radicals drive the price of gas to $5 or higher. this will hurt many poor and lower income and working people and stop our recovery in its tracks. and this bill is important to our economy. ad

we got this week which i have to thank our communications team in the white house and particularly hannat and deputy director of jenny caplan really spearheading give us an opportunity to get that information out in front of the american public. clearly people have not gotten that message. we did not get paycheck fairness through last fall and didn't get the message across and really demonstrates how important and how meaningful to really the lives of american women and their families, their husbands, spouses, children, economic security of women are. even as we work to increase our educational levels, get more in the workforce, the fact that there's pay disparity and continuing wage disparity is a real issue we must continue to work on. the data also confirms a lot of things we have been doing in the administration like health care. i'm glad becky pointed out chronic health disease experience of women. enmoat of you in the room probably know how women experienced real problems with our existing health care system. and these are the system that the american public needs to understand wha