tonight comes jessica compton hansen. she wants to thank her husband, marine lieutenant chris hansen, she calls him a husband, dad and all american hero. jessica sends love from her children and herself and thanks chris for his service. we will have more tributes right here on abc 2news. to make yours find us on face facebook and post a picture on the wall. we will feature as many as we can. >> of course quite a few ceremony across the state tomorrow as we honor veterans and looking like fantastic weather for it. let's show you what things look like tonight. crystal clear skies on the radar. expecting that to continue to be the case through the day tomorrow. we are in a widespread of temperatures here. 53 at the airport. we have 37 in frederick and 48 in easton. act a 15-degree spread depending where you are. a generally clear sky above. expecting that to hold off for the veteran as day. here is that forecast. 57 or so by noon. i think top out by 61 or 62 degrees late in the day. nice weather for all the parades and all t

it also concluded that the puc made lease decisions that did not effectively monitor leases with hansen. they do not track compliance with all of these terms and did not verify royalty payments. it does now retain records necessary to ensure compliance. it is very damning, very daunting, and rather accurate. to put this in perspective, however, the things they are talking about in many cases are incredibly sloppy documentation as opposed to fraud or a major loss of money. those are things we need to fix. you'll be seeing a reorganization of the real estate group. when we announced the new replacement for the assistant general manager, we took real estate out of that organization because we did not think it was being managed as closely as we would have liked. we are reassigning people to work directly for the regional manager or in our business services office. the other part i want to talk about, over the four years, we have received about $6.8 million. that is probably more than anyone else was getting for the kind of work that we got. we have had a basically decent police. we had four

and scarlet gentlemen hansen did a tour in 2008.ased, if you would like to support their cause at the uso.org. back to you. >> thanks, courtney. >> my mom was in the uso. >> is that right. >> a uso girl. she did the dancing and jazz dancing. mom, give me some jazz dancing, she's like never. >> let's have her on the show. >> she's going to kill me for mentioning this. >> coming up on the program a student body president admitting he's an illegal immigrant to show support for the dream act. is it fair to students who are legal residents? we'll talk with that student live in our next hour. >> and then a child tragically drowns in a swimming pool at a foreclosed home. now, the parents are suing the bank who took over the house? are they really responsible? we'll have a fair and balanced debate next. [ amy ] as a dietian, all of my patients are my top priority. but one patient is my favorite... my mother. lastear mom needed addional nutrition so i recommended boost nutritional drink. and she still drinks it every day. [ male announcer ]

nbc's bob hansen explains. >> they're always working throughout the year, trying to scam and steal moneyrom people. and information. but at this time of year, it actually is increased because they are so much activity. >> reporter: jeff debrosse with e set says scam artists will try to make their illegal online businesses look legit. but don't you believe it. >> if you don't know that site, ask other people about it. if no one knows the site, you know, seek out a deal somewhere else. >> reporter: in other words, shop familiar websites. don't fall for deals from sites you have never heard of. and that includes unsolicited e-mail offers. >> so when someone says or they get an e-mail that says something to the effect of an ipad, $150.$100, or for free for filling out a survey, people really need to think than. nothing is really free. >> reporter: and when you're looking through your e-mail, watch out for links with special offers. even if it claims to be from a name brand company. >> don't trust the link. go to the site manually, and then search. >> reporter: bypass the link? >> bypass the

bob hansen from our san diego station explains. >> reporter: divorce isn't something you necessarily plan for when you get married. but now you can protect yourself if it doesn't work out. >> i went through a very nasty divorce myself back about ten years ago. >> reporter: and the failure of john league again's marriage led to the rise of a new idea. >> and after the dust settled and everything was said and done, i looked at my finances and realized that i was broke. i was about to lose my home. and i said to myself, well, gee, whiz, why isn't there insurance for something like this? that's when the light bulb went off. >> reporter: a light that shines on a new company john started called weblock. insurance to protect you from the financial impact of a car wreck, a broken nose or a fire is nothing new. but should it also be there to soften the impact of a failing marriage? >> it's giving you a way out. >> it's not a good idea. >> my dad might have bought it, and he would have lost his shirt. >> reporter: unlike prenuptial insurance, divorce insurance is taken out by an individual. no

which is coming up in south korea so we wanted to get his input i want to thank you for joining us dr hansen now we recently saw last month g. twenty leaders come to some kind of an agreement on not competitively devaluing their currencies with details to come later at this g twenty summit but with no details and with no real way to enforce this do you think it will be possible for them to reach a deal and would it even matter there is no possibility of any agreement when the united states is declaring a financial war on other countries the united states is going to china and saying we want you to commit their comics just like japan did we want you to follow the same thing we want you to revalue their currency we want you to squeeze your companies we want you to go bankrupt so we can make a profit at your expense we want you the chinese to allow our banks to gamble on your currency and make a huge gain on foreign exchange speculation sort of our banks can get out of the problem that we've got them into will you please help us by going bankrupt for our benefit or you can imagine what the chin

>> narrator: the prosecutor, dj hansen, also refused to give an interview on camera. but in 2001, he appeared on a tv program called medical detectives about the case, expressing full confidence in the work of the police. >> the police detectives in this case were very professional. it's not their business to obtain confessions at any cost. they're interested in the truth. >> narrator: in a part of the interview which never aired, hansen revealed his thoughts about the growing pool of defendants. >> when i look back on it, it seems as though when, as frustrating as it was to have this dna come back that it was not these guys one after the other, it was almost as though michelle was telling us that you don't have everybody yet. and if that was the one thing i take away from this case that, that we were able to get as many people as we were, as though she kept telling us that you don't have them all yet and there's more. and it just so happened that that's the way the... the case fell-- that one after the other, these men at first wouldn't implicate themselves, and even

we will head overm' loop the jn hansen highway. >> the new born baby abandoned at a church has a nameo the church the baby was found quickl ()q' care of immediately..'] >> they!-7ñ are calling this cute newborn girl a miracle. she was found before$& mass in this gym bag, w6aoç the umbilical cord still attached akço parishioner brought her inside. called 911. >> it is full of loving e who care about ekke community and the family. e mother probably a place she could trust to hav the baby cared for. >> monday Ñ%3Ñnight, parishioners say, the priest addressed the gift at t door step.75# >> he said the baby is doing well named her mary. appropriate for a cathic church. >> what happens to baby mary! c now? >> the department of family services said it is up to them to find her a home. >>o try3ax to find family or kin who may be able to care for the child f that is impossible often a foster care placement is the way to go. >> i feel wonderful.]. i do. there are so many parents out there, just waiting to adopt a child. i know this baby will have azy2 wonderful life with whoever chooses to)(: a

. >> the same story told over again by charles hansen. >> sad and depressed. i know it happens to people, but i thought it would never happen to me. it is horrific. >> this is one of the damaged apartment buildings in the dutch village is a part of building the northeast of war. just to give you an idea of how intense the winds were, here is an apartment where the walls have been knocked out. if you look up, no roof. the owner of the affected apartment complex is working to find those -- fine new apartments for those displaced. >> we also have caseworkers here today who are interviewing clients to try to find out what they lost and what their needs are, and how we can help them in the days and weeks to follow. >> while all this was going on -- >> i was pretty excited, i was like, look what i have. i was the only one who got some footage. >> anthony may have found a major clue to what caused all the damage, security cameras captured what he believes to be a funnel cloud whipping around over northeast baltimore. >> right here, this is a solid tree. i got the foo

the committee also found that in the matter of representative george hansen.ed to report nearly $334,000 in loans and profits and had been convicted of four counts of making false statements. in that matter, the committee recommended a reprimand. the committee also found violations of financial disclosure requirements in the matter of representative robert sikz. in that matter. he failed to disclose ownership of two stocks. the committee specifically stated that in neither instance does it appear that the failure to report was motivated by an effort to conceal the financial holding from the members of the house or the public. nonetheless, the committee stated that a failure to report was deserving of a reprimand. respondent has been found to have violated laws and regulations pertaining to the ç misuse of official resources. this committee also found violations for misuses of official resources in the matter of representative austin murphy. in that matter, the committee found that representative murphy permitted official resources to be diverted from the dist

there's a political newcomer in real estate broker tommy hansen and the last of 18 to get his signaturestoday, perennial candidate bill dockwalls. >> he said the last person on the ballot has the advantage because you have voters who have gone through and eliminated all the candidates. >> reporter: and on this final day handing in her paperwork, sandi jackson, but not for mayor. she's filing for alderman and city clerk. >> and we're going to weigh both seats and pray. >> reporter: did you weigh and pray about mayor pretty heavily as well? >> i did. i waited very heavily because it's a very serious post as you know. >> serious post all right and did i say 18 candidates for mayor? yeah, i did. that according to the unofficial list from the board of elections, this is it as of mid-afternoon today. 13 names at that point out of date, now tack on five more as of the end of the day today. there will be challenges and, of course, drop outs but it's a long list. look for another major development in the mayor's list wednesday when we expect rom emanuel's residency to be challenged this time in a

just on two. >> it is call an emory board and sally hansen polish remover.sen. >> let me tell you the problem there, real quick, i don't have a chest of drawers yet so things are in bags. >> they sure are. >> today i was looking for a sweatshirt and i wanted to shoot myself. >> thank you for leaving a few unmention unmentionalable items out for me to find. >> why? what was out? what was out? i didn't -- >> disgusting socks. >> oh. >> and spanx inside out on the floor. >> that's what happens when you take off spanx. they're inside out. all right. so here's some good news for us. >> see it all on friday. >> yes, you will. so the queen of england has her own facebook page. >> who does she think she is, the queen of england? >> the new royal family book. there is a new book out called "behind the palace walls." we'll talk to the author later. the queen has her own facebook page. here is good news for us. she has 159,093 fans and climbing. we have 156,934. so we're in the running with the queen. here is the thing, though, you can't poke the queen. she says no to

hansen clarke, a democrat of michigan, he will also be here with us after that. >> the co-chairman of the president's deficit commission says if congress has toace up to red ink problems that threaten america's propefuture. he and anne linton said recommended sharp spending cuts because, in his words, the path that we are on is unsustainable. he proposes raising the social security retirement age to reduce the deficit. "the financial times" reports said a group of economists have written an open letter to ben bernanke, asking him to reconsider and discontinued the fed's plan $600 billion asset purchase. the letter was written by a republican-minded economists. the letter will be posted this week as an advertisement in "the new york times." >> the c-span that works. we provide coverage of public affairs, nonfiction books, and american history. it is all live and online and on social networking websites. it is washington your way. the c-span network. >> this year's studentcam documentary competition is in full swing. this year's theme is washington, d.c. through my lens. upload your vid

lee talks about his election to the senate, the tea party movement, and the balanced budget, and hansenclarke talks about his election to the house. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> two in university tuition fees. can we update the house on how that plan is progressing? [laughter] >> mr. speaker, of course i acknowledge this is an extraordinarily difficult issue. i've been entirely open that we have not been able to deliver the policy that we held in opposition. >> and now prime minister's questions with the british house of commons. this week the increase in university tuition fees dominated the questions and a house. more than 50,000 students and reporters protested in london over the tuition hikes. it will go up to three times the current rate. the deputy prime minister stood in for david cameron who is on a visit to china. he also answered questions about investing in green energy and government support for small businesses. >> is not traveling to seoul. mr. speaker, the whole house will wish to join me in thanking -- paying a tribute to a senior air clas

committee also found violations of disclosure requirements in the matter of representative george hansen. rep hanson had served -- failed to record nearly three and a $34,000 in loans and profits from 1978 to 1981 and had been convicted of four counts of making false statements. in that matter, the committee recommended a reprimand. the committee also found violations of financial disclosure requirements in the matter of robert sykes. in that matter, rep sites failed to disclose ownership of two stocks. the committee specifically stated that in neither instance did it appear that the failure to record was motivated by an effort to conceal the financial holdings from the members of the house where the public. nonetheless, the committee stated that a failure to report was deserving of a reprimand. the respondent has been found to have violated laws and regulations pertaining to the misuse of official resources. this committee also found violations for misuses of official resources in the matter of representative austin murphy. in that matter, it was found that rep murphy had official resou

talk to two incoming members of congress, mike lee, a republican from utah, and representative-elect hansen clarke, a democrat from michigan. and then we will look at the investigation into charlie rangel of new york. on the "washington journal," we will be joined by democratic representative from pennsylvania and the arizona republic and. it will take your questions about a variety of issues, including the lame duck session of congress, the future of earmarks, and the control of the house. and we will look at how higher education policy will be affected by the election results. our guest is dan hurley. "washington journal" is live on the c-span every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> see what people are watching on the c-span video library with the most recent videos, most watched videos, and no shared. it is right on our homepage. you can also click start special 2010 election analysis tab did you continuing coverage of the midterm elections. watch what you want when you want. >> the group americans for prosperity hosted a rally at the capitol on monday focusing on government spending. if part

committee also found violations of financial disclosure requirements in the matter of represented george hansen. represented hanson had failed to report nearly $334,000 in loans and profits for 1978 to 1981 and had been convicted of four counts of making false statements. in that matter, the committee recommended the reprimand. the committee also found violations of financial disclosure requirements in the matter of represented robert sykes. in that matter, represented sykes failed to disclose ownership of two stocks. the committee specifically stated that in neither instance does it appear that the failure to report was done in an effort to withhold information from the house or from the public. nonetheless it was found to be deserving of a reprimand. respondent has been found to have violated laws and regulations pertaining to the misuse of official resources. this committee also found violations for ms. use of official resources in the matter of represented austin murphy. in that matter, the committee found that represented murphy permitted official resources to be diverted from his district

austin murphy of 1987 and george hansen of idaho in 1984.hose who have had the centecene include -- memphis, tennessee is the next caller, good morning to you, larry. caller: good morning. over the prior eight years before obama got his office -- what did you say? host: i'm listening. caller: we have all this going on. we have two wars and we have all these people ripping us off. we havthe contractors in iraq ripping us off. all the rich people with this country off. -- rep this country off. -- rip this country off. they ran this country into the ground, the rich people did. and of poor people have nothing. obama, i voted for him, but he has not done anything except give poor people to der $50. -- $250. host: this is mike, a republican, good morning. caller: number one, thank you for c-span. secondly, is ironic that we were tried -- we would try prisoners from gtmo and get congressman are above the law. it is mind-boggling that they can get away with that. and they are not tried by a jury of their peers as people, but as congressman. and the

austin murphy of 1987 and george hansen of idaho in 1984.hose who have had the centecene include -- memphis, tennessee is the next caller, good morning to you, larry. caller: good morning. over the prior eight years before obama got his office -- what did you say? host: i'm listening. caller: we have all this going on. we have two wars and we have all these people ripping us off. we have the contractors in iraq ripping us off. all the rich people with this country off. -- rep this country off. -- rip this country off. they ran this country into the ground, the rich people did. and of poor people have nothing. obama, i voted for him, but he has not done anything except give poor people to under $50. -- $250. host: this is mike, a republican, good morning. caller: number one, thank you for c-span. secondly, it is ironic that we were tried -- we would try prisoners from gtmo and get congressman are above the law. it is mind-boggling that they can get away with that. and they are not tried by a jury of tir peers as people, but as congressman. an

one school called the whitman hansen regional high school in massachusetts, the different grades wearfor a big football game coming up on thanksgiving. seniors wear black and the juniors wear red and the sophomores wear white and the freshmen wear pink. not anymore because now the principal there, they have a new anti-bullying policy. and he or she believes that pink can make people want to bully others. >> let's listen. >> wearing pink in a rally and being forceed to do something that's against your will or just because it's your -- a tradition doesn't necessarily mean it's right. >> even though it's pink, it's a girl color, it's the freshmen color and they've always worn that for as long as i can remember. >> what they're doing instead is asking everybody, you know what? just wear school colors. >> here's the thing, pink is no longer -- cannot be taken as a color that might distinguish you from being teased. so evidently, they feel as though if you're a freshman, if you're a freshman and going to get beat up, i mean -- >> apparently that's the idea. well, you know what? just so long

and hansen clark discusses his election and leadership from the democratic party. see what people are watching on c-span video library with the most recent video, most watched the video, and most shared. it is on our home page. you can view our continuing coverage of the midterm election. watch what you want, when you want. friday the alliance for health reform and the johnson foundation looked at how the republican majority's might change health care policy. speakers include an official with aarp as well as the top health care adviser to the senate majority leader. this is an hour and 20 minutes. up here. the opportunity for everybody to have gotten lunch. so why don't >> i am dead howard with the alliance for health reform and not -- ed howard with the alliance for health care reform. want to welcome tow -- welcome you to this session about how last week's session might affect t new health care reform law and other health care issues. i also want to acknowledge the co-sponsorship of the robert wood johnson foundation. unless you are brand new to health care, you

also, eastern detroit is sending hansen clarke to capitol hill. mr. clark talk to washington journal this morning about what she hopes to accomplish or the next two years. >> "washington journal" continues. host: hanson clarke was elected in early november to represent the 13th district, democrat in michigan. welcome to the table. guest: great to be your and great to be here on the backdrop of the u.s. capitol. host: what is your impression so far? guest: i can see why members of congress are caught up in the washington culture. we are giving -- we are given though first-rate treatment. i have to keep in mind my job here. the public is very angry because they did not feel that congress was looking out for their best interest, that congress and of the assailant-spending money bailey of banks that foreclosed -- that congress ended up spending money bailing out banks that foreclosed many homes. insurance companies like a ig many times but overcharged save drivers or home may have been overcharged on the rates because they may work a blue- collar job. hos