hanna to come on up. >> good evening commissioners, my name is ramsey hanna sxim the owner. the mission of my business is to provide my customers with the taste of latin america, both figuratively and literally which is my imitus for coming here today and i want to provide my customers with the music and the dance of the latin american culture. and i want to do so, and i plan to achieve that by having latin jazz and drummers and dancers and brazilian dancers and various other forms of live and american entertainment. and i believe that by allowing me to have this license, it will enhance and augment and diversify the community and neighborhood in which i am in. there is evidence of that as i have received endorsement from the myriad of the community organization and associations and those include the broad way community benefit district, southern tell graph hill, neighborhood association and the neighborhood association, and the north beach business association. and i just wanted to make it short and sweet and commissioners have any questions, i would be more than happy to a

touched by hanna it's called and inspirational is what it's meant to be.orking fast not only because he's passionate but because while hanna is fine, he is not. signs point to a return of his cancer. >> we're rolling. i got a great shot right here. >> reporter: rather than get down, he's getting to work, hoping to makes the most of his story and the time he has left. >> and every second that i'm going to be here i'm going to be passionate about what i do and i'm going to try to make a difference even if it's only another five years or ten years. >> reporter: garvin thomas, "today in the bay." >> can't wait to see the movie. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," millions are converging on the vatican this weekend for the kahneyization of two popes why the rare event is met with controversy. rocked by road rage, a man beaten so badly witnesses thought he would die when a bicyclist went ballistic on a driver. . >>> this is "today in the bay." >>> good saturday morning, folks. take a look at the dramatic clouds over fremont this morning. not a cloud to be see

civil rights summit at the lbj library in austin and our own summit with tavis smiley from cbs, nicole hanna jones of republican a and eric dyson of georgetown university and evan wolf son and look back at the boston marathon attack one year later. plus an all-star panel of analysts. 60 years of news, because this is face the nation. captioning sponsored by cbs >> schieffer: good morning again, pro russian militants seized police stations in eastern ukraine, there is chaos and confusion today, ukrainian officials say gunfire was exchanged. pistol lard of sky news is there and filed this report for sky news by phone. >> the we are at the police headquarters, which remain firmly in the hands of those armed protesters and carrying ak-47s, pistols and holsters on their hips and remain firmly in control of that building. they are reinforcing their barricades, there was a new delivery of, deliveries while we are filming and also filled sand bags, bashed wire and they are preparing to defends themselves, people are walking in the streets, there is a crowd in front of the police headquarters cheerin

but hanna's family says they have heard reports the officer actually resigned ... and that he was re-hired temporarily, in a deal that allows him to collect a disability pension. >> get ready to spend money. inaudible >> they're wrong about giving him a disability. >> they didn't give it to him. >> darrin hanna's family reignited the issue yesterday, because it was his birthday. dozens of violent crimes are being under-reported by the chicago police department. the city's inspector general's office says the department's numbers are low because it doesn't count every victim. state guidelines say police reports should count victims because sometimes there's more than one incident. but a sample of police reports involving assaults in 2012, revealed some victims were left out because they were counted as one incident. the police department is calling for a review and is blaming former superintendent jody weis for not updating how crimes are counted. federal investigators have concluded, excessive speed contributed to last month's crash of a blue line c-t-a train at o'h

nicolas cage, billy bob thornton and jack hanna. they all go way back.> and don't forget the fox named fiona. >> hi, fiona. >> that's great. >> can't make that happen. >>> all morning long, we're celebrating the stylish series sensation, "mad men." the show is kicking off its seventh and final season. so, it starts this sunday. and diane sawyer went behind the scenes with the cast to find out what's still to come for everyone's favorite mad men and women. ♪ >> reporter: for nearly a decade, "mad men" has taken viewers through the hall marks of the 1960s. >> if everybody had enough cheese, i'm going to witch to chocolate. >> we can't all be you. >> be that as it may, i take some credit for your success here. >> reporter: civil rights. >> it's a huge story. >> reporter: a rising counterculture. >> we don't like your life anymore than you do. >> fashion. >> take off the boots. >> it arouses deep emotions. >> reporter: and at the center, the flawed advertising executive and womanizer, don draper. he's played by jon hamm. >> we've seen that slowly crumble ove

. >> brown: archeologist monica hanna was at that site and others to document the damage. she's the founder of an organization called "heritage task force." and she spoke with us recently during a visit to the u.s. >> the problem is very serious. the amount of sites that are being looted, the amount of archaeological sites that are being destroyed because of the looting, is very high. and the amount of objects leaving their archaeological context, losing their provenance and their history forever and going on the antiquities market is very high. we have two types of looters. they have access to the technological knowledge. they come to the sites with four wheel drives with very technological weapons coming from libya so often the guards cannot use them in front of them and they know where to exactly to excavate. the other people are the regular villagers. usually young youth and children are sent by a local person to find objects and they give them money in turn of these objects. >> brown: in february, egyptian tourism police announced they'd broken up a major smuggling ri

hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown."will i go to meet nature's most captivating creatures? to the ends of the earth, literally. oh, look at the ones fighting out here. look at those two standing up. today, six adventures that took me from the frigid waters south of south america... sue, look at how the penguins are coming to greet us. to elephant country in africa... >> well, they're commonly called a bachelor herd. >> and all the way up to alaska's glacier bay. >> you can't appreciate their size until you're down here with them.

he used to sing to me and hanna, she says. "he would dance with her standing standon his feet, sing. thinking of it makes me smile. he loved being a husband and father and he was great at both." born and raised in eastern kentucky, matthew graduated from lawrence county high school in 1993. brenda thorn bury remained friends with matthew after he graduated and recalls that he knew from a young age when he wanted to do. matthew was a wonderful person, she says. he was always eager to do whatever he needed to do to serve his country. he knew he would serve his country. he loved the lord, and he loved his family. matthew's father, edward tiller, agrees. "from the time i bought him his first g.i. joe, he wanted to be an army man," he sayings. in short, mr. president, it seems clear that for matthew, the army was not just a job; it was a way of life. evidence dedicated to just -- he was dedicated to justice and service in the name of our country. in 1991 matthew enlisted in the u.s. army reserves as a heavy construction mechanic an

. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hello, i'm jack hanna, comingo you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo. and welcome to "wild countdown." africa's big 5 are what's the most prized animals by hunters. golly day! fortunately, they're now protected. oh, there they are. sue, look at this. >> oh, my goodness! there's a whole herd of them. >> but they're still the continent's most iconic species, and some of the rarest. look at them all. look at the little baby in there. >> that baby is cute. >> today, we'll see them all, plus one more creature i couldn't leave out. >> there's lions just up ahead of us. >> that close to that kill? look at this. look at this!

nicole hanna jones notes in talking points.opportunity for americans in all education and housing is essential if we're going to keep our nation from being torn aabout. he was desensitized since his time gave him a front-row seat on the worst riot in u.s. history, after detroit streets erupted to five days of violent conflict in 1967. contrary to many who saw the riots as a reason to keep the races apart, romney wanted to use housing policy to bring people together by eliminating segregation. ultimately his model of progressism clashed against practicalities and president nixon bowing to pressure of his supporters in the south and white northern suburbs shut down the hud program, kicked romney out of the administration, and four decades later, residential segregation in america has transformed in other ways, it remains very much the same. in 2012 "the new york times" reported on a study in which two economic ps professors found the cities were more integrated than any time ins 2010. however, a 2011 brown university study in met

. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everyone, i'm jack hannacoming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." boy, she's camouflaged good or something. hold it, there she is. people ask me all the time how i find all those incredible animals. today i'm going to show you. >> there it is. >> it's hidden right behind the mom. i couldn't even see it. >> yes. >> look at this. sometimes it takes high-tech gear... or good ole fashion know-how. >> you hear that chirp? that was the otter. >> yeah, sounds like a bird. >> it sounds like a bird chirp, yeah. >> and a little luck always helps. >> all right, along that line there. >> yeah, i think i hear something. very

. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo. and welcome to "wild countdown." >> golly day, there is 1, 2, 3, 4, 5--8 lions around here. you know something? i have been told that my animal knowledge is extraordinary, but the truth is, i am always learning new things about wildlife. >> we've trained 108 rangers in in the last 18 months here. >> strike! >> and they now patrol 6 1/2 thousand kilometers every week of vulnerable bush land. >> and today, 6 adventures are all about continuing education-- mine. >> we're gonna give it a shot? >> no, we're gonna do it orally. >> and later on, my always

this so-called potpourri would surely upset the cartoon creators, hanna-barbera. >> it has similar effects >> it's part of the new line of bath salts the police have been battling. today we go along with richmond police detective eric oliver as he checked out some businesses that had previously sold the bath salts openly. bath salts are an illicit drug banned by the federal government. but now manufacturers are using loopholes in the law. >> they change one molecule and that changes the whole chemical compound. so they stay one step ahead. >> so here we have diablo, it is sold as a says on the back as incense only. but the incense are siberian mother were, mugwort, a bunch of stuff that makes no sense at all. and at the bottom and adds potpourri does not contain any of the following jw h -- 018. police said those of a chemical specifically outlawed. we also went to smoke shops were bath salts are typically sold and found none available. ice to mac tried unsuccessfully to buy some. no some did nowhere did we find bath salts although detective oliver is certain some of the stores had some hi

♪ ♪ hi everybody-- i'm jack hanna. here at my base camp-- busch gardens tampa bay.al adventures.

maybe we humans are learning what it means to protect and preserve hi everyone, i'm jack hanna.animal adventures. i'm here at mohave reserve-- busch gardens tampa bay where you can get a close up look at the largest of all primates-- the endangered western lowland gorilla.

. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm jack hanna on kangaroo island in south australia, welcome to animal adventures.l this kangaroo island? what do you think? well there's a lot more to this place than kangaroos. please join me in the pristine island wilderness off the coast, south of adelaide.

it is a rebel stronghold in hanna province.has been bombarded by the army which is pushing to recapture areas such as quazat a&m orik. but the rebels hold out. >> this military commander from the front explains why the fighting there is important. >> translator: our aim is to cut off the government supply root link to go aleppo and prohibid reinforcements reaching the area. >> rebel attacks are expanding north. helicopter crews drop goods and soldiers near the military base. recent gains by the opposition in aleppo now allows the rebels to send in more weapons and fighters as fighting escalates. al jazeera. in afghanistan, a tight race between the two frontrunners, ex finance minister abdullah ab dulla and ghani are poised to face a second round of votes. more from kabul >> reporter: to win afghanistan's presidential election outright, the leading con tender would need to get more than 50% of the vote. there are still results coming in. some will be released next week. the final tally, the final announcement will be mid may it

. ♪ ♪ hi everybody i'm jack hanna here at my base camp, busch gardens tampa bay, welcome to animal adventuresdens' spectacular african wildlife vistas,

. >> holy hanna. >> we don't even do that. >> i know. >> give them a hand, right? using in sweden. it's a hand scanner. it looks as a biometric layout of the veins in your hand. you can wave it 2 inches over the scanner and it knows who you are. it's being -- they're using it now in sweden. >> 15 palm scanners. >> you can buy stuff with it. >> you can go to the coffee shop, put your hand over it. the good thing, unlike fingerprints, you have to touch something so you leave your fingerprint behind. you've seen the pictures there. it's right above the scanner itself. cool stuff. >> that is cool. new meaning to give me a hand. >> right. >> check this out. selfies are all the rage. not this kind. this is what you don't want to do. this guy was trying to take a selfie and there was train tracks. luckily the conductor, if you watch it closely, stuck his foot out and kicked him out of the way so he wasn't hit by the train. try not to do that. that's never a good idea. >> look at that shot. >> exactly. thanks for watching everybody. way too early with thomas roberts starts

first told you about hanna back in october when she found 3.8 5 carat diamond at this state park in arkansasnow the teen from oklahoma says she has sold the diamond for 2 20,000 dollars. she plans to use the money to help pay for college. she is still in shock over the discovery. >> i screamed mom. and i ran as fast as i could towards my parents with it like closed in my fist. i asked my dd if it was dream. i said don't pinch me. and i keep saying that. >>reporter: good for her for saving it for her education. the state park is the only diamond producing site in the u.s. that is open to the public. more than 75,000 diamonds and other gem found at the park since it opened in 19 06. >> actress julia dreyfuss has cheeky response to the rolling stone magazine mistake. you see the constitution on her back with a big john hancock signature. the only problem he signed the declaration of independence. the 53-year-old is joking about it and is vouching for the error with this facebook post. she wrote john hancock not part of this. it's birth mark. 1962 photo is proof. it was written on spoof throw ba

i know hanna is, everyone is, you can't find the merchandise because apparently parents are going nutse shelves are empty, people are saying. >> it's like when the cabbage patch frenzy. >> yeah. >> parents will do almost anything in the world to get these things. they're turning to ebay and other online sites. the dolls in the costumes are selling -- >> for more than $1,000. >> yes. >> people are making their own. they're getting one and sewing it so it can look like it. they say that they found one of the dolls online selling for $10,000. >> yeah, but -- >> they're getting in physical fights in disney stores. people are punching to get the "frozen" stuff! >> look at what we're teaching our children. >> it's about more stuff! >> yes. you don't need this stuff. >> but anyway, it's crazy. i'm surprised disney didn't -- you'd think they would load everything up. >> usually they see this stuff coming because they do all kinds of research along the way. >> maybe this one surprised them. >> i can't imagine. >> they say even if you go to a disney store and you find the stuff you want, you can

her daughter hanna and a friend caroline did a dialogue between kathie lee and hoda at their middle school in illinois. >> oh, my gosh. >> that is adorable. >> check out kristen's amazing greeting. he comes running to the tv every time the theme music comes on. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, my gosh. >> let's watch it again. >> from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> how fun. >> i didn't see the whole thing. i wasn't looking. can we show it again? oh, my god. oh, my gosh. >> amy said she watched all the way through pregnancy. >> that's lovely. if you have something you want to share with us, post it on our facebook page and we might show it on the air. probably not. no, we'll try. johnson's baby of the week announcements. >> this is when we celebrate our new moms and adorable new additions to their families. first johnson's baby of the week, eli jay heine from iowa on march 14th. his parents say -- every possible moment with your child. >> is it heine or heine? i think that's awesome. our next baby born in bristol, connecticut on april 11th, kariliana marie ruiz. her parents say she's such a bless

the u-s attorneys office confirms it's widening its probe into the death of darrin hanna. he was beaten and shocked with a stun gun during his arrest on a domestic violence call, and died a week later. a settlement was reached in a class action lawsuit over strip searches by the lasalle county sheriff's department. the county is paying 355- thousand dollars to six people who say they were strip searched without legal justification. this video shows deputies removing dana holmes' clothes after she was arrested for d-u- i. the county says it's drawing up new strip search policies. two boys have been cleared to return to a school in northwest indiana ... after a "kill list" they made was found earlier this month. the boys accused of writing the list are in fourth grade at wadsworth elementary in griffith. the boys reportedly underwent a psychiatric evaluation and met with a counselor. both were cleared to come back to school after being suspended for a week. two teenagers arrived at the airport monday evening with some large, rusty world-war-one *bombs in their checked luggag

. >> this is "the cobbler," one of hanna kali's works of hard. kali was a polish resistent fighter after world war ii. after the war she traveled the war painting, finally settling down in the bay area. her artwork is considered a national treasure in poland. when she died, kali left 86 paintings to the museum in switzerland. the wart work never reached their intended destination. >> they vanished. for 16 years the whereabouts of the paintings were a mystery. four years the museum intensified their search for the artwork n january the polish ministry of culture turned to the fbi in san francisco. >> the polish government had asked us to try and reach out for one of the family members in the bay area and see if he was aware of the location of the paintings. >> the fib went to kali's nephew's home in santa rosa he knew where they were. they were being maintained in a storage facility and after a conversation with us it was agreed that we would take them and get them back to switzerland where they belonged. >> the fbi recovered 75 of the 86 painting

and across the country, hanna is decorating eggs in california. nice job.ve to see your pictures at home. send them in. good job! still runnng in the morning? yeah. getting your vegebles every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. two full servings of vegetables ♪ ♪ no two people have the same financial goals. pnc works with you to understand yours and help plan for your retirement. visit a branch or call now for your personal retirement review. >>> thousands of pilgrims around the world are celebrating easter in the holy land. according to christian tradition, jesus was resurrected on easter sunday. >> there's a sense of spirit, there's a sense of being uplifted. there's a great sense of people feeling a lot closer to the church than they did, say, two years ago. that's part of the francis effect. he touches people and he shows them a face of the church that's always been there, that hasn't always been quite as evidence. >> from palm sunday a week ago, to easter today.

just to kind of break out of the hanna montana role, as she says.nk we didn't want her to grow up. sort of like how we were with shirley temple. we didn't want her to grow up either. i think that people -- it's a little shocking, i'll have to say. but i'm going to trust her. i think she's going to be ok. i certainly hope so. i've loved her since she was a baby. >> are there particular tours you can recall that are benchmark when you go on this next leg of the "blue smoke" tour? >> well, actually, i enjoy all the tours week of been on. i've been doing this for over 50 years now. and i've enjoyed it all. we've been to europe, we've been to australia and new zealand and certainly we've been all over america. but every time that you have an audience, it's like when i talk to different reporters or interviewers, they're different because it's you. you have your own way of asking questions, maybe they're a lot similar to what i get asked every day, but because you ask it a certain way, it's different. same with the audiences. they respond a certain way, t

joining the protesters today were actress darryl hanna and singer neil young.ng previously has called the keystone xl pipeline a, quote, terrible idea. and today he said president obama needs to make a statement against the pipeline. >> we need to stop this pipeline, which is bringing this really bad fuel from canada, from the tail of the snake all the way down to the head of the snake in texas. >> reporter: president obama and his administration announced it was going to delay decision on the pipeline again to await more public comment and a decision from nebraska's supreme court which could push a final decision by the president until after the midterm elections. labor unions are furious. they want this pipeline, and the jobs it would bring. one labor union leader wrote in the "washington post," quote, our union was among those that twice supported the obama-biden ticket. and we continue to support many of the president's initiatives. but that does not negate our right to speak out when, because of politics, the administration fails to stand up for working pe

stuart: there'll hanna joins us in our next hour, she will be sitting right next to me on this at an hour from now. right now we are joined by congressman bill johnson of the energy and commerce committee. daryl hannah says the pipeline will create 35, 35 permanent jobs and the oil won't end up with a us anyway. what do you say? >> she is very wrong. if you look at what the experts have said, even the labor organizations have said we are talking about thousands of jobs, both temporary jobs and permanent jobs in the long run but it is amazing to me someone like daryl hannah, who knows very little of what she's talking about would have such a loud voice on this issue. the president's former secretary of energ said the keystone pipeline would be a political decision, not a scientific one. this is politics at its mouth here. stuart: russia's vladimir putin. why don't we -- why don't we in america approve the export of liquefied natural gas? that would give us a great deal of leverage on energy over vladimir putin. >> absolutely. another example how our president does not understand that

hanna brown, cnn, killeen, texas. >> who will follow humidity.have a live report coming from kabul. >>> how much they're delivering to viewers this weekend. >>> in afghanistan, voters are choosing a successor to hameed karzai, the decision coming four years and 12 months as troops withdraw from the country. the taliban threatens anyone who goes to the polls. three will have any chance of winning, just three. results aren't expected until april 28. >>> the run-up to today's vote has been an especially violent time in afghanistan. on friday, two journal lists from the associated press were shot by an afghan policeman. one of the women died. anna joins us live about the violence. anna, leading up to this, we've seen people shot, local police shot and golden a real change for afghanistan. >> absolutely, natalie. i'm very happy to report that there was a good turnout in the polling station. it's actually a girls' school, and despite that it's been raining all day, there were hundreds of people lined up waiting to get inside and cast their vote. you kn

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richard hanna, a republican congressman from new york, offered a guest editorial in his local paper about leaving that test site in griffith. he writes that through the thisboration of industry, region is one of the best in the country to test unmanned aircraft systems. we are on the cutting edge of research in this new field and will work with the faa to develop standards. that is still an interesting question. the new york site, like all sites, is very interested in developing standards for safety, for risk assessment, and moving the faa towards guidance along those lines. guest: there were a number of different applicants to the faa. all were competing for the chance to run these tests sites. what is interesting about it is that the six that were chosen will be able to virtually define the future of drone technology, just the virtue of being able to and developrones relationships with the government and the nurses that want to use the test sites for their own purposes. that is one of the interesting opportunities here. there's a tremendous opportunity here to help shape the future of d

parker hanna fin, coach a disappointment they were on the light side good year tire on the light sideyou, david, we're still don't have any announcement from any ipos. nothing from alibaba. this goes on another week definitely ipos will be on a hiat hiatus. ibm annual meeting today. >> good call. >> thanks very much, bob. you know, one thing that has not been on a hiatus is merger and acquisition activity. i wanted to come to another industry talked about about a month and a half, two months ago as a consolidation play. it's been quiet since. perhaps shouldn't be based on what i'm hearing. i'm talking tobacco. >> yes. >> where you've got bat opening 42% of reynolds and expiring in july and continued rumors about reynolds buying laurel. what i can tell you at this point, there is a lot of activity amongst bankers and lawyers involving potential consolidation and a lot of it seems to revolve around laurel hard and reynolds and what would have to be a divestiture of reynolds of significant brands in menthol because laurel hard, 80% or so of its sales come from the new port brand of menth

thank you so much, hanna thoburn. appreciate that. we will continue with this discussion.ussia's relationships with us and the european union on the line, so far no one backed down from criticism to threats. secretary kerry promising further action if russia doesn't comply as we just discussed. and russia hitting back saying russia should not be treated like a school girl with a list of things to do. i want to bring in now aniece a no way, senior political correspondent and host of in the now at rt global news network in moscow. good to see you, anisa. many in the international community think they know putin. he is described as unhinged, out of touch, like a bored kid in the back of the classroom. that he is trying to build a russian empire. is all of this accurate? how would you best describe him and his motivation? >> i think certainly at least in this part of the world and most of the world, people are used to the u.s. doing that, it comes as no surprise in terms of punishment, how russia needs to be punished, how putin needs to be punished. it is a great example of ho