the first accident 17-year-old caroline hansen got into saturday was minor. but it knocked her blue minicooper side ways on highway 280. and sin her car was perpendicular to traffic and in the middle of the freeway, it is sounds like she was doing what she could to get out of there. >> seat belt on then after the original christian she took her seat belt off and when the other collision occurred she then didn't have it on. >>reporter: broadside by a lexus suv officers say was going too fast. >> we basically always tell drivers to always look approximately far ahead to see hazard open the roadway and therefore you have enough time to slow down and avoid the hazard. >>reporter: hansen considered one of the best water polo players in the bay area she plays in mountain view. parent student there say the senior is a dynamic young woman with a bright future ahead of had he. school administrators held a prayer service on campus for her monday after school. california highway patrol is asking for any witnesses to the crash to come forward. >> at this time we haven't

after more than two years, scarlet joe hansen and ryan reynolds have decided to e their marriage. johanssen was unhappy with how much time they've been forced to spendpart due to work. on the brighter hollywood side, jennifer conley and ul button confirmed they're expecting their second child together. >>> onactor received 2 1/2 years suspended sentence and three years probase. >>> hugh jackman kicked off the oprah winfrey show in australia and he agreed to zip line on to the outdoor set from the top of the sydney opera hous but he failed to brake on time and he injured his eye. but we all know the show must go on. there was quick first aid and jackman was soon back on stage. look at oprah there. >lynn, i have to question your judgment. i think you should have led the news off with the fact that scart johanssen is now available. >> breaking news, top of the show, bill karin has a chance. >> i wouldn't go that far. i'd have to bring that back to the editing room and cut that last part o. >>> all right. this comes to us from providence, rhode island, where shoppers in one mall were

donohue fines hansen. cal poly down 33-28. later in the half, for three from the corner. money. bears up 42-39. then off the mix, sanders, there for the followup. 15 points, 10 boards, cal up five. a minute to play. giewt -- giewt tier res, the dagger. cal gets the victory. >> that's the tempo i like to play. forced teams to play like that. >> they slowed it down and played their tempo, and that made us less aggressive, and obviously the clock is ticking, and it's either do or die as far as winning. so that puts pressure on us. >> mike: at the wooden classic in anaheim, st. mary's wins over long beach state. >>> let the bowls begin. you couch potatoes hunker down. 35 bowls in 24 days. big fun for college football fans or possibly the end of any relationship you may be involved in. byu and utep, whose last bowl win was in 1967. first quarter, byu up seven and adding on. heaps to ashbrook. makes two men miss. 14-0 cougars. in the second, now 7-3. heaps the beautiful long ball to hoffman, byu led 31-10 at the half. heap had himself a day. threw for four touchdowns. hooks up with ho

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

. >> political consultant julia's henson was home when investigators arrived today -- julius hansen was home today when investigators arrived. it is part of a criminal investigation to determine whether the calls violated maryland election law. questions probably falls into the category of misinformation that have flown around -- >> this probably falls into the category of misinformation that can float around on election day. >> we are calling to let everyone know that governor o'malley and president obama have been successful. >> the call targeted democratic voters in baltimore city and prince george county. it suggested there was no need to go vote. >> our goals have been met. the polls were correct and we are ok. everything is fine. the only thing left is to watch it on tv tonight. congratulations and thank you. >> hensen took responsibility for three days after the election appeared the following week, the attorney general filed a civil complaint against him. ehrlich has consistently dodge questions about the call. he told one paper that the calls were done out of his purview. today

investigators say caroline hansen was on her way to a g irls' volleyball game on saturday when she was broadsided by a car. the crash caused a multi-car pileup. she was hit at least twice. hansen is considered to be best one of the water polo players in the bay area. >>> parents can sue their children's public schools to force them to provide the minimum amount of physical education. this comes after a parent in the albany district sued to force cornell the required p.e. retalked to a lawyer -- we t alked to a lawyer r epresenting -- >> they have a p.e. program but it's much shorter than required. and then the kids weren't a llowed to run during p.e. o ften. they were sitting around. >> the california education code requires elementary schools to offer 200 minutes of physical education every ten days. last year one of the parents in the albany school district believed that cornell elementary was not meeting that minimum and sued the school district. >>> the fbi say they've uncovered a massive movie and music bootlegging operation with ties to the bay area. they say they seized $2 milli

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. >> reporter: keith hansen designed the tokens that promote local business in west marin because that's the only places they are taken. businesses buy them and give them out as change. >> they cost $3. they're worth $3. they are just the same as money. >> reporter: but they are also used as a fundraiser. when someone takes a token, sticks it in a pocket and returns home to paris and new york that token becomes a souvenir. a souvenir that costs $3 to buy but only $1 to make. that $2 difference gets sent to the coastal marin fund. >> that money goes into that organization and then it's given out in grants. the kids need guitars for the music class, new books for the library the fire department needs something. that money stays in the community. >> reporter: let's be honest. you guys are known for doing things your own way? >> pretty much. >> reporter: and how does this play into that? >> this plays in perfectly. >> reporter: so far west marin raised about $16,000. the first grants will likely be awarded next year. the success has drawn admirers in fairfax whose town council and chamber of

in the case of congressman george hansen, the committee stated that and i quote, it has been the character of the offenses which establish the level of punishment imposed new york city -- not the nature. neither the character nor the cumulative nature of the violations warrant a censure. now eight of the 11 counts that the committee found that congressman rangel has violated are for raising money for the center at the public university in his congressional district. the program is to train young people to go into public service using his life experience as an inspiration. assisting a constituent institution with such a project is not a violation in and of itself, but there are proper procedures to be followed if you are going to raise money for a local college. he openly assisted the institution clearly with nothing to do anything improper but he did violate the rules by not following proper procedures. once a determination was made that he used official resources to help the local college, that one mistake has been converted into almost eight different counts. one, he used the letterhead,

in the case of congressman george hansen, the committee stated that and i quote, it has been the character of the offenses which establish the level of punishment imposed new york city -- not the nature. neither the character nor the cumulative nature of the violations warrant a censure. now eight of the 11 counts that the committee found that congressman rangel has violated are for raising money for the center at the public university in his congressional district. the program is to train young people to go into public service using his life experience as an inspiration. assisting a constituent institution with such a project is not a violation in and of itself, but there are proper procedures to be followed if you are going to raise money for a local college. he openly assisted the institution clearly with nothing to do anything improper but he did violate the rules by not following proper procedures. once a determination was made that he used official resources to help the local college, that one mistake has been converted into almost eight different counts. one, he used the letterhead,

to the people who have worked on this item, for the media bureau, bill flake, barbara and rebecca hansen, john major, rob and gordon got free. from the wireless telecommunications bureau, ruth, john leibovitz and brought. from the office of general counsel, alston, david horowitz and bill share, and aside from alan nurse camano and nancy brooks. allen will present the item. >> good morning mr. chairman and commissioners. >> the notice of proposed rulemaking before you would initiate a process to further the commission's ongoing commitment to addressing america's growing demand for wireless broadband services, to spur innovation and investment in wireless broadband systems, and ensure that america leads the global wireless revolution. the notice would take preliminary steps towards making additional spectrum available for wireless broadband a portion of the spectrum that is currently used for broadcast television. at the same time, the notice recognizes the important benefits served by broadcast television and takes an approach the would help preserve that service has a healthy viable med

to the people who have worked on this item, for the media bureau, bill flake, barbara and rebecca hansen john major, rob and gordon got free. from the wireless telecommunications bureau, ruth, john leibovitz and brought. from the office of general counsel, alston, david horowitz and bill share, and aside from alan nurse camano and nancy brooks. allen will present the item. >> good morning mr. chairman and commissioners. >> the notice of proposed rulemaking before you would initiate a process to further the commission's ongoing commitment to addressing america's growing demand for wireless broadband services, to spur innovation and investment in wireless broadband systems, and ensure that america leads the global wireless revolution. the notice would take preliminary steps towards making additional spectrum available for wireless broadband a portion of the spectrum that is currently used for broadcast television. at the same time, the notice recognizes the important benefits served by broadcast television and takes an approach the would help preserve that service has a healthy viable medi

in the case of congressman george hansen, the committee stated that and i quote, it has been the character of the offenses which establish the level of punishment imposed new york city -- not the nature. neither the character nor the cumulative nature of the violations warrant a censure. now eight of the 11 counts that the committee found that congressman rangel has violated are for raising money for the center at the public university in his congressional district. the program is to train young people to go into public service using his life experience as an inspiration. assisting a constituent institution with such a project is not a violation in and of itself, but there are proper procedures to be followed if you are going to raise money for a local college. he openly assisted the institution clearly with nothing to do anything improper but he did violate the rules by not following proper procedures. once a determination was made that he used official resources to help the local college, that one mistake has been converted into almost eight different counts. one, he used the letterhead,

in the case of congressman george hansen, the committee stated that and i quote, it has been the character of the offenses which establish the level of punishment imposed new york city -- not the nature. neither the character nor the cumulative nature of the violations warrant a censure. now eight of the 11 counts that the committee found that congressman rangel has violated are for raising money for the center at the public university in his congressional district. the program is to train young people to go into public service using his life experience as an inspiration. assisting a constituent institution with such a project is not a violation in and of itself, but there are proper procedures to be followed if you are going to raise money for a local college. he openly assisted the institution clearly with nothing to do anything improper but he did violate the rules by not following proper procedures. once a determination was made that he used official resources to help the local college, that one mistake has been converted into almost eight different counts. one, he used the letterhead,