what does that mean, hannah? lead? >> i am in charge of designing the flight software that runs the spacecraft and all of the instruments on board the spacecraft, as well as being primarily in charge of writing that software. >> let's talk about that for a minute, because asu right now on the cutting edge, this is the next platform for nasa, the next rocket that will take an array of satellites into different projects one of them is asu, going to the moon to try to locate hydrogen. >> right. >> why is that important, to try to see where hydrogen deposits might be? >> geologically, we aren't really sure why there's a lot of deposits of hydrogen at the poles. we understand that the pole sort of wobbles over time and we concentrate water at the poles of any planet that has water on it. but the moon is very dry, from what we know. passing asteroids or comets might shed off water, and that would sort of get deposited in a blanket uniformly around the moon, and it gets redistributed over time. so you get meteorites that impa

hannah has "done it all." "he was threatening the man telling him he was going to put him in the ground, he was going to put him in a grave." back in 2004 hannah wanted to collect a debt but when the money didn't show he aimed to take something fight. willie went back to his car and got a gun and started shooting at him." hannah was sentenced for 9 years on multiple felony counts but since getting out.. "he's not a safe man to be out on the streets." the veteran offender is under investigation yet again. "he's obviously been around firearms. he's been around shootings. he's definitely been questioned about other shootings." after a criminal career of three- decades marshals say it's high time hannah retires but first they've got to bring him in. "he has family and friends in beloit and also up here in milwaukee" hannah's body of work includes being a life long felon, he's also a convicted sex offender. "1985 that's when he started serving hard-time" and willie hannah is curr the only thing he knows. "since par

sheriff tom hannah is no longer the acting sheriff in sedgwick county. by law those duties now fall on the county coroner. tom hannah faces felony charges involving the sexual assault of a developmentally disabled inmate. you won't hear tom hannah speak. the judge allowed our cameras to capture pictures but no sound. as the charges were read, a head said more than words could. >> i have the utmost confidence in the other sheriffs in our district. i don't want this to reflect poorly upon all rural sheriffs. >> reporter: brittany luton is used to working with sheriff hannah. yesterday she made the arrest along with the colorado bureau of investigations. >> i have six counties and i believe completely in their work and agencies. >> reporter: august 10th court documents say the sheriff told the deputy he was driving female prisoner in his personal county truck to the logan county jail but ended up in his own driveway. investigators interviewed the inmate, a woman who says she has a low iq. she told investigators the sheriff had her strip down, offered her 60

signed your pissed kid, hannah. >> reading hannah's rude post makes a point. but it is what he does next that makes news. >> i warned you months ago about what would happen if you did something like this on facebook again. >> i did something a couple of months previous, he had said something about how if i did something similar to that again, he was going to put a bullet through my computer and i brushed it off, like, yeah, okay, who does that. >> i will put a stop to it, i'll put a stop to it right now. >> tommy jordan is about to become an internet legend. >> that right there is your laptop. you see it is out here on the ground. this right here is my .45. that was the first round. these are exploding hollow point rounds from, yeah, you have to pay me back for these two. because these are about a dollar a piece. one, two, three, four, five, six. oh, yeah, and after that comment you made about your mom, your mom told me to put one in from her. that one is from her. if i got left -- i got two left. now i'm out. >> why did i take it outside and shoot it as oppos

sheriff tom hannah is used to working with people who have charges against them. county. by law those duties now fall on the county coroner. tom hannah faces felony charges involving the sexual assault of a developmentally disabled inmate. you won't hear tom hannah speak. the judge allowed our cameras to capture pictures but no sound. as the charges were read, a quick dismissive shake of the head said more than words could. >> i have the utmost confidence in the other sheriffs in our district. i don't want this to >> reporter: brittany luton is used to working with sheriff hannah. yesterday she made the arrest along with the colorado bureau of investigations. >> i have six counties and i believe completely in their work and agencies. >> reporter: august 10th court documents say the sheriff told the deputy he was driving a female prisoner in his personal county truck to the logan investigators interviewed the inmate, a woman who says she has a low iq. she told investigators the sheriff had her strip down, offered her 60 bucks and stripped her down. >> a gag order has been

she comes from a town that is smaller and more rural than hannah's. with legal opiates-- pain pills you can get with a prescription. chemically, they're almost identical to heroin. >> jenna morrison: i got on pain pills pretty bad when i was probably between 15 and 16. >> whitaker: and the heroin came... >> morrison: when i was 18. >> whitaker: was it an easy transition from the pain pills to heroin? >> morrison: very, because i didn't realize at the time that heroin is an opiate. was using. >> whitaker: why were you using all these drugs? >> morrison: i'm in a small town. there was nothing to do. and i was hanging out with older people. so, that was our way of having fun, partying. >> mike dewine: this is the worst drug epidemic i've seen in... in my lifetime. >> whitaker: mike dewine is the attorney general of ohio. he's a former u.s. senator, congressman, and a county prosecutor. we met him at a state crime lab outside columbus. county. it's in our cities, but it's also in our wealthier suburbs. it's in our small towns. there is no place in ohio wh

. >>> a whistle blowing case against thomas hannah, more on that. >> reporter: he shook his head as a judge read the charges against him. a special prosecutor was called in where the defendant had defendant and the public that a completely unbiassed person or agency by the one that handles it. >> sheriff hannah abused a female inmate from his jail who was develop alleyable disabled. he was transferring to jail but instead of took her to his home where sexual contact. >> there's all kinds of people that you think are respectable and above the law and would never do anything so egregious against him and low and behold the 11:00 news. >> the judge issued a gag order on the case. his case could also affect a handful of prosecutions where he's a witness and would now of a uniform. >>> hannah returns to court in mid september and if convicted, he could face decades in prison. >>> the arapahoe county sheriff wants to find a man and woman suspected in a burglary. take a look at this video. it happened late last month. they are suspected of stealing from one of the valencia a apartments. the w

michael singer will see hannah tomorrow for clock in the afternoon at the county courthouse but once again no official charges filed. fox 31. julie new developments as we get them. good samaritan need your help after bad to worse trying to help a stranger in need. girlfriend coors field sunday night and the suspect beating the stranger but they the time and trying to choke him out. needed ten stitches to his four head. luckily able to step this photo before hopped on a motorcycle with his girlfriend and sped away. take a good look at the photos you may recognize and help the victim get justice who said he couldn't just watch man be a woman. >> i just can't, that in not -- that's not my moral being to let that happen to me and know commit is wrong and especially the way he did it. he was violent. the suspect a felony charge of aggravated assault. he drove off unmarked green motorcycle with black accessories in his 5 feet 6 inches wide, 120 pounds in late 30s. the girlfriend with assault maroon colored hair and if you recognize him or her you are asked to call crimestoppers. developing

she comes from a town that is smaller and more rural than hannah's. jenna says her addiction started with legal opiates, pain pills, you can get with a prescription. chemically, they're all most identical to heroin. >> i got on pain pills pretty bad when i was -- probably between 15 and . >> reporter: the heroin came? >> when i was 1. >> reporter: an easy transition from the pain pills to heroin? >> very. because i didn't realize at the time that heroin is an opiate. i didn't know that was the same thing as the pills that i was using. >> reporter: why were you using all those drugs? >> i'm in a small town. there was nothing to do. i was hanging out with older people. so that was our way of having fun. partying. lifetime. >> reporter: mike dewine, attorney general of ohio. he is a former u.s. senator, congressman, and a county prosecutor. we met him at a state crime lab outside columbus. >> it is in every single county in our cities but also in our, wealthier suburbs, it's in our small towns. there is no place in ohio where you can hide from it. >> rep

but even miss america could be a >> whitaker: hannah morris is in college now. she says she's been clean for over a year, but in high school, she was using heroin. hannah lived outside columbus, in the upper middle-class suburb of worthington. her parents are professionals. the median income here is $87,000 a year. before she got hooked on heroin, hannah thought it was just another party drug. how did you get to those depths? what was the path you took? >> morris: it started with weed, and it was fun and i got the good weed. went to... oh, my gosh, i went to pills, and it was still fun-- you know, percocet, xanax, vicodin, all that kind of stuff. and then, yeah, heroin. i started smoking it at first. >> whitaker: so you were what, 15? >> morris: yeah. and i was like, "oh, my gosh, that was amazing." >> whitaker: you remember it even now? >> morris: oh, yeah. let's say i've never done a drug in my life. i would normally be happiness at a six or a seven at a scale out and you're like, "i want that again." >> whitaker: hannah says the heroin was so addictive that,

hannah sampson with skift tonight. >>> stocks'sed back.lines led by health care names despite a rise in oil prices and a big rally in energy shares. the dow jones industrial average fell to 18,529. nasdaq dropped nearly eight and the zap 500 off about two. as for oil, there are reports that opec is planning informal talks for september. that raised hopes for an output freeze or cut even. that sent the price of domestic crude up nearly 3% on the day. donald trump today vo make america's economy great again. speaking at the detroit economic club, the republican presidential nominee said he would cut taxes, revamp trade agreements and proposed a moratorium on new regulations. john harwood is on the beat from the motor city. >> reporter: donald trump tried to jumpstart his campaign which has been struggling of late with the economic speech here in detroit. in addition to the familiar regimen of tax cuts he added a new proposal that his daughter signalled in her speech at the recent republican convention. >> no one will gain more from these pro

hannah that 20 nato countries are still sitting it out? obama can make them in one day say yes or no. if they say no, we can take them out of nato. why should we spend money in these countries if they're not going to sign on against isis? >> i agree, bill, the problem here, a lot of it is just u.s. will. i don't think the president wants -- >> he hasn't led -- he hasn't said anything or encouraged them. they can sit it out with no consequence. i mean, it's just ridiculous. it's ridiculous situation. and right now, in aleppo, people are starving to death. nato is providing safe zones inside syria and iraq. it's doable. it's not an offensive ground thing. >> right. right. >> it's just protecting innocent people. and president obama putting himself up as a great humanitarian has not lifted a finger to make this happen. >> we proposed this to members of congress and both parties and to create a safe zone, you can invoke article 5 of the nato charter and do it immediately. >> exactly. >> and bring in resources to food, clothe, and shelter these

and when i use hannah rosen's book in my class, i always have a disclaimer on the book because it's a troubling book trigger -- youve have to warn them about the sort of danger of this triggering own emotional reactions to ownal violence in their lives. what i like about what kadata has done with these hearings is she's talked about -- students ofays ask why would women color put themselves through that? why would they go in front of these congressmen and relive that moment when they were raped? and part of that's coming from their life andin but it's -- the point that her booksen makes in and i think k adata makes in her book, as well, is that it was an important moment for them, as recruiting of allies, that the telling the victimization allowed them to sort of move but also to get other people in their community them and it was an important healing moment for them to tell that story. very powerful -- a very powerful way to think about turningt of moment and that -- not sort of rejecting the victimization but starting toward the corner recovery. suggests thatosen these hearings infl

a judge set bond for hannah at a quarter million dollars an monitor. we have more on 9news.com about the case. >>> a suspect who led boulder police on a manhunt lasting over eight hours is in custody recovering from a head wound. officers arrested russell daniels this morning. he fired four shots at officers last night and took off. police closed several streets overnight to look for him. it appears he shot himself at some point. daniels has a long criminal its schools. in a memo sent to teachers lead testing started this week to span over the next few weeks sampling drinking fountains, kitchen food prep and lounge and other water used in the schools. last week high levels of lead were found in drinking fountains and sinks in the district. the testing so far shows most lead. >>> a reminder not to play pokemon go while working, especially if you're on duty. last wednesday the commerce city training officers were caught using their apps on the job. friday the officers were taken off training duty. the spokeswoman says the officers did not lose their jobs

katelyn hannah... from the kenosha area.... is one of only 22 girls in the country given this lifesaving award this year.to get it, she helped her family get through her dad's life-threatening fall from their attic. katelyn relied on her 7 years of girl scout first aid training. house and called 9-1-1.""i sent my brother to get my mom in the garage and then i went and when my mom arrived, i went in to the house and called 9-1-1." katelyn stayed on the phone with 9-1-1... while her mom... who is nurse stayed with her dad. crews will start repairs this morning on kenosha's dream playground. it comes five months after finding faulty flooring at the all-inclusive park.the city reached an thousand. those who've been involved since the start are thrilled with this next step. the process is moving forward and we're looking forward to the actual demolition and seeing trucks out here and the old defective material being torn outreplacing the entire flooring will cost $588- thousand. city attorney matt knight says taxpayers will not have

this photo from the jewel burke at the cat district attorney brittany tells us hannah will appear tomorrow at core and a special prosecutor will be brought in. elected by the residence inn november 2014 and he is 43 years colorado ordering -- colorado and nebraska. people have never mentioned anything about it. we know a lot more but i never heard that. kept quiet, really quiet, so many things have happened lately that it's not like small-town america no more. you get everything happening here. michael singer will see afternoon at the county courthouse but once again no official charges filed. fox 31. julie new developments as we get them. good samaritan need your help after bad to worse trying to help a stranger in need. thirty-three-year-old evergreen man in her pain has beat his girlfriend coors field sunday night and the suspect beating the stranger but they the time and trying to choke him out. needed ten stitches to his four head. luckily able before hopped on a motorcycle with his girlfriend and sped away. take a good look at the photos you may recognize and help the victim get just

i'm still getting used to the fact that daryl hannah is dating neil young, didn't see that one comingt to vegas to chat with jessica simpson about this new shoe line she was debuting. jessica's brand is bringing close to a billion dollars in sales, which earns her $20 million annually. the money hasn't changed her. but motherhood has. >> as far as like balancing who i used to be before mom. i think i was dancing on tables at clubs and that was my work out. ♪ now i'm chasing kids. from partying pop star to married mother of two and billion dollar merchandising mogul, she talks balancing fashion, family and fitness. >> every day i want a cor every day. because my kids love corn dogs. i got to notteat off my kids plate..o cf1 o let them have the calories. >> unfortunately, the tabloids have always kept tabs on jessica's weight. >> media scrutiny, i try my hardest to step above it and rise above it. you need a solid ground to stand on, i feel like i've always had it. to say i've never been affected by it would be a lie. >> she credits the success of her brand to the fact that she's been e

customer hannah harris and everyone else crammed in the restrooms-safe. hannah harris its a miracle we shouldn't be here at all. > incredibly... no one was killed.... in those twisters. there were only reports of -10- to - 15- people.... with minor injuries. however... they're not in the clear... just yet... more severe weather is expected.... throughout the night. . mainly sunny skies will be common along with highs featured around normal values at 10-15 mph. we will watch the skies friday afternoon for a few clouds and 100 degrees valley wide with a the south at 10-15 mph. we will watch the skies friday afternoon for a few clouds and a slight chance of valley rain. right now las vegas sits at a 10 percent chance of rain friday with a better chance into the weekend. saturday we will see around a 20 percent chance of rain in the las vegas valley with some stronger storms possible tha the rest of the weekend into the next work week, sunny skies return and dry air takes over. this will lead to a warming trend to slightly above normal values. expect highs ju

richard hannah, a three-term congressman from trump's home state new york calling him deeply flawed. also today a former top aide and trump loyalist saying she, too, will cross party lines and vote for hillary clinton. this comes as president obama calls on republicans to withdraw their endorsement of trump and that trump, is, quote, unfit to be president. >> the question that i think they have to ask themselves is if you are repeatedly having to say in very strong terms that what he has said is unacceptable why are you still endorsing him? >> dana bash begins our coverage "out front" tonight. let's start with trump's stunning move dropping the gop. this is an unprecedented situation. why is he refusing to back paul ryan and john mccain? >> well, it seems as though in the case of both men it's personal, but for paul ryan it is much more significant, as you say, because of his position. he is the top-ranking republican in congress, and in elected office. let me just read to you exactly what donald trump said about ryan who has a primary a week from today, a republican primary challeng

. >> reporter: hannah harris was in this starbucks when a saw a tornado headed their way. >> he shut the door in the bathroom and told everyone to close the door, it's coming. >> reporter: harris says about 20 people were huddled in the bathrooms as the twister collapsed the building around them. >> oh, my gosh, starbucks just got blown over. >> it was devastate, but it was also just a relief to know that i came out alive and really i shouldn't have. >> reporter: as many as 15 tornadto indiana wednesday, leaving behind a trail of damaged cars, broken windows and entire neighborhoods in shreds. >> neighbors found my dog. she's alive. that's all you can ask for. >> reporter: this is all that's left of 54-year-old becki sweeney's home, where she's lived the past 16 years. >> it is overwhelming, but you got to do what you got to do. a reason. >> reporter: hannah harris told me she had a guardian angel inside that starbucks with her, her father who died a year ago. and j.b., she gained another one. yesterday she says that store manager who helped save her life and many others, his name is

hannah. when is xenon? yes. in the d.c. area for $200, please. ian. what is arlington national cemetery? correct.

god lets you live through it for a reason. >> reporter: hannah harris told me that she had a guardian angel inside that starbucks with her-- her father, she says, who died a year ago. and j.b., she gained another one yesterday, she says. that store manager who helped save her life and many others? his name is angel. >> brown: jericka duncan in kokomo. today, the makers of the epipen responded to the public outcry over the soaring cost of the emergency allergy treatment. mylan is not lowering the price, but it said it will provide more financial assistance to some patients. here's vinita nair. >> look, no one is more frustrated than me. >> reporter: in an interview on cnbc today, mylan c.e.o.n heather bresch shifted blame, arguing a broken health care system is the reason for epipen's skyrocketing costs. >> our health care is in a crisis. it's no different than the mortgage financial crisis back in 2007. >> reporter: but in a filing 2016, bresch said, "i think you'll see opportunities for us to continue to have that price per pen increase." when mylan bought epipen, the price was about