chris hansen, "dateline" nbc. how are you? the clerk denied checking the numbers until i showed him the footage from our hidden camera. >> 5, 6, 1. ha! >> you go ha! why do you go ha? >> what do you mean? >> this is my family store. >> you know -- >> it was nothing. >> the clerk was never prosecuted for any crime, but the store owner fired the clerk. since california began its program, at least 11 states have started their own undercover stings to expose corrupt lottery dealers. recently, the ohio lottery began its own program, and for our latest investigation, we were invited to observe as the ohio team hit the streets. >> coming to the west side of cleveland. >> jack o'donnell is the chief lottery investigator. why did ohio decide to do this? >> i think we realized as did some of the other states a few years ago that there is an issue with the cashing of tickets at some retailers. >> reporter: . >> as in the california operations, the ohio lottery created a test ticket called rings of cash for the investigators.

one example is a company formerly known at hansen natural, which was the hottest stock in 2004.ottest stock in 2005. the hottest stock for the first half of 2006. i mean number one. hansen went from $18 and change in the beginning of 2005 to $200 when it peaked in july of 2006. the whole way up there? people telling you that hansen, a beverage company that really got its momentum from its monster energy drink, so much momentum with its monster drink that it renamed the company ultimately monster. ultimately it was a fad that would dry out and crash though. well, it did do that, but it took years for the momentum to run out. i called the top at hansen back then because i knew how stocks work. it peaked in july of 2006. this was in part due to the fact that the company did a 5-for-1 split. even though splits aren't supposed to do anything, this encouraged people who had been in hansen for a long time to take something off the table. but there was another reason i believed it would peak. that was that it picked up its fourth analyst on may 10th of 2006. that's when goldman started

i'm chris hansen. a journalist with a program called "dateline" nbc and we're doing a story on how these drug trials are run. i ask him how it is possible that synchron didn't detect that our product was actually vioxx. he says they'd have discovered it later, but then he says they knew it all along. he's talking about our meetingy india, a meeting he didn't know was being recorded with hidden cameras. synchron certainly didn't act like a company with reservations about our drug trial then. >> we can do. i'm confident we can do. >> and now he says he's sure an indian ethics committee would have found problems with our study. what would have happened next? >> in the process of the trial? we wouldn't have taken it up. >> you would not have. >> no. >> and with that, our meeting with synchron comes to an end. but our journey in the world of overseas drug testing wasn't over. there was another company interested in testing our drug on humans, a company well known to the drug trial recruits we spoke with in

i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc." we're doing a story on adults who try to meet kids online for sex. if there's anything else you'd like to say to me, we'd like to hear it. >> that's it. >> his reaction? we expected surprise. instead, we get curiosity. >> can you notify me, tell me if it will be on or not? >> if you give me a call. >> okay. can i get your card? >> i don't have a card with me but i'll write down the number. >> outside, the long beach police are ready to give him another number, a case number. >> put your hands up, get on your knees. get on your knees. >> he is charged with one count of an attempted lewd act on a child. what has the police more concerned is the fact that he has a legally registered gun in the trunk of his car. along with a clip loaded with bullets. >> that's not good. >> these guys are living in a fantasy world. they have the fantasy of having sex with a child. and you don't know how far they're going to take that fantasy. they may have a fantasy of going out in a blaze of glory. they m

but i don't want to let him know i'm chris hansen just yet. i'm happy to tell you who i am but i want to go over this chat log with you. it appears from this that you were setting up a meeting with a 13-year-old boy. >> i don't need to say anything you have the transcript there. >> okay. you're only 13. yep. 13. for a 13-year-old, you handle yourself pretty well. yes, you're very cute and when boys are that cute, they usually look like their moms. so you pretty much thought you were coming here to meet a 13-year-old boy named conrad. >> you have the transcript of the e-mail. >> do you have anything to say for yourself? i like sucking and being sucked. i like to kiss. what do you do for a living? >> i'm a rabbi. >> a rabbi? now presumably, you counsel families and children in your position as a rabbi. children. >> over the years. >> what are you doing as a man of god, as a rabbi in this house trying to meet a 13-year-old boy? >> i'm really -- i don't want to do anything to sort of further make you angry. >> i'm not angry. >> you're coming acros

hansen thank you for joining us. >> sure.p us in a nutshell understand your findings. >> what we show is that there is a connection to the extreme weather events that we've been seeing. the probability of these unusually hot, hot spells, fore fir and extreme droughts has increased substantially over the last few decades. we had shown in -- i had shown dice in the 1980s when i testified to congress about global warming. and i said that the frequency of unusually warm seasons was going to increase. i used one dice for typical or average climate that existed 50 years ago. there were equal chances of average climate which was represented by a whiteside of a dice or unusually warm season which was red or cool which was blue. you had equal chances of those. but what we said is by the end of the century would would have loaded dice so that only one side would be normal, one side cooler than normal, and four sides would be unusually warm. now, in fact, that is what has happened. however, what i didn't think about at the time in the 8

. >> i'm chris hansen. you saw the earlier episode? >> yes, i did. it's not that i'm -- >> let me get this straight, you saw our earlier story? >> right. >> you drove by this house and saw police out front? >> yeah. >> yet walked in here, anyways? >> bored, like i told you. >> you got to want something to risk coming in here after seeing police out front. >> i just thought she might have been sure about something next door. i don't know. maybe it's -- honestly, i don't know. so i guess i'm going to walk outside and get arrested, i suppose. it's not that i'm a bad guy. and i don't think i would -- i just -- do we have to have the cameras on me? >> well, we do have to. >> fine. >> you're free to leave. >> i'm going to leave that there. >> you can take, too. >> i don't need it. sorry, i didn't mean to bump into you. >> some do know what's going to happen next. in fact, it's interesting because sometimes we see guys stay and chat figuring, you know, i might as well hang out here for a little bit because i know what's going happen once i leave. >> oh, man

. >> reporter: people like mason hansen. his farm is 70 miles down river and was one of the worst hit. his biggest challenge? a four-foot-high wall of sand that spans 90 acres. this is like sand on the beach. >> yes. it's fine sugar sand. you can look at it. it raises nothing. >> reporter: for the last ten months, farmers have been using bulldozers to clear the sand. but environmental regulations prohibit them from dumping it back in the river because it's now been exposed to chemicals used to treat farm land. so what do you do with all this sand? hansen says he'll take the top two feet and bulldoze it into pits left by the flood. the rest, he says, he'll makes in the with the soil underneath and hope he can replant. olson has spent the last year surveying the devastation from the air, taking pictures to help his neighbors assess the damage. >> yeah, it's going to be a tough situation. very tough situation. and we will lose some farmers out of this. >> reporter: emotion runs deep. >> oh, yeah. just like the water did. you be

hansen's reports are available at www.current.com/"viewpoint."y changes for coming on the program. your groundbreaking work is hugely important. i hope people watch your ted conference and the speech is online. go to our website and read everything that you've written. an aid to mitt romney does the worse thing possible. tells the truth and brags about romney care. that's coming up. >>it's the place where democracy is supposed to be the great equalizer, where your vote is worth just as much as donald trump's. we must save the country. it starts with you. >> eliot: corporate ceos say part of america's economics problem is that the tax rates are too high. let's just look at our number of the day. 9%. that's the average corporate incomes tax rate paid by america's ten most profit corporations in 2011. they found that exxon mobile paid just 2% from earnings totally $73.3 billion. cheveron paid just 4%. apple computer, 11%. and the top ten aren't the only companies with the low tax bill. coca-cola paid 3%. citigroup actually got a refund. it's amazing

. >> but when i tell him i'm chris hansen from "dateline nbc." >> and we're doing a story on computer predators. now, if there's anything else you'd like to say -- >> he knows this is even worse than getting arrested. he knows that this is going to be on television. he's starting to figure out that this is going to impact his career as a teacher. and he's starting to figure out that this is not going to go over well at all at home. >> if you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning. do you understand these rights? >> we had people from all walks of life, including an actor driving up in a convertible sports car. >> i made a mistake. wardrobe. cute. then new activia breakfast blend. a great way to help start the day. mmm... creamy lowfat yogurt with grains in yummy breakfast flavors, like apple cinnamon. its hearty, with twice the protein of regular lowfat yogurt and helps regulate your digestive system. our morning routines are important, aren't they? new activia breakfast blend. >>> okay? >> okay. >> so i already showered once.

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hansen will appear on the show tomorrow night to give us details. for now let's lay off the denials and start looking at this problem like grown ups. this is not a theory, not a projection not a drill. climate change is now a daily problem for more than half the country: clap >>the rich, you're going to destroy our economy." not true! if you have an opinion, you better back it up. >>eliot spitzer takes on politics. >>science and republicans do not mix. >>now it's your turn at the only online forum with a direct line to eliot spitzer. >>join the debate now. >> eliot: every four years the eyes of the nation turn to the eyes of the president. while that race captures the majority of the headlines in donations the outcome of the legislative races could have an equally significant impact on the direction of the country. after republicans won control of the house of representatives in 2011, the democratically controlled senate remained the last line of defense from hyper partisan bills passed by house republicans. which is why this year the republicans ar

bob hansen takes a look at the ongoing debate. >> he is just a few weeks from heading back to college. he has learned a lot since freshman year. >> i don't even look at the total. they say okay, this much -- >> ryan says he will be more responsive to with his money this time around. he is talking not going from a debit card to a credit card. >> it is something i know is and as there eventually. >> don't tonight your financial situation. don't deny and don't despair, because things will be ok. >> talks about financial solutions on local radio stations. he says that ryan and his of the children started with debit cards for a reason. the money comes right out of your account more like cash. >> if you had to pay your credit card every week, while, i have a lot of charges i have to pay off. a month later, responsibility or negligence of the end of the month. >> date and will be paying off their lunch for a really long time. >> he says many college students have credit cards, but they should have their limits. >> the credit card has a low a puerto rico and $1,000 credit limit. >> -- low apr

. >>> superstar swimmers ryan lochte and brendan hansen have a lot to celebrate these days.ey both took home gold in london and have 17 olympic medals. >> these guys gave us a reason to tune in before and after the races. they've been enjoying a victory lap these days. they are with us right now. ryan lochte, brendan hansen. >> living very different kinds of lives. very good to see you guys. first athletes we had on post olympics not wearing your medals. at a certain point is it like not wearing white after labor day? is it gross? >> i don't know. they're pretty heavy to wear all the time. >> because you have so many. >> this guy though, he may not be sporting it, but where is it? >> it's in my back pocket. >> keeping it close to home. >> if i can get it out. there you go. >> you almost didn't make it because your wife had to talk you into it. >> she did. i think she wanted to go to london. only way i was going to get her there was by doing the olympics. >> we were cheering for you at the olympic games. we came back and you have been on the fast train, haven't you since you'

my name is barry hansen. i am our resident of san francisco for 40 years or more. i own a home in the city, have for 39 years. as for the secretary of the advocates for south beach harbor. i would like to start to echo john masters' comment people -- ,. peter has been a great representative and has worked diligently with the tenants. we don't always agree, but he has been of good man to work with. i want to talk about berthing rates, and it seems to me there two drivers of the berthing rates. one is we have a deficit. i think all the berth holders understand the deficit has to be made up out of revenues. so we are down for that. the other driver is market value. what is the market value of south beach harbor today compared with others in the area? when we look at the berthing rates, and i have prepared an analysis for south beach harbor. i would be happy to go over this line by line and see what's what. it would take an increase of 17.2% to break even. pay the deficit. eliminate the $810,000 deficit. that does include some additional revenue peter has mentioned, so

commissioners come eileen hansen, a former ethics commissioners. i want to thank you for your service. i know the kind of time and energy it takes. i am understand there are tremendous pressures on you. thank you for your professionalism and your fairness. i had not intended to speak today, but i was struck by something i earlier. which is that both parties canker -- concur that relation of duties is key to whether official misconduct occurred. we know that with regard to ms. contact -- with regard to misconduct, there have to be a relations. the conduct unbecoming was maybe not so clear. both prongs of official misconduct have to be related to the duties of office. i do not believe this case arises to the level of official misconduct because i do not believe this is elevated to the level of official misconduct. i do not believe this is about whether domestic violence occurred. we do not need to charge again this case. [tone] the sheriff pleaded guilty to a related charge. that has concluded in my mind. i do not believe this is about whether you ar

. >> my name is richard hansen. the only reason i am here is to -- i do not like to see my elderly wife go out by herself at night, i want to be sure she got home safely. this is really the best show in town. talk about a paper tiger. i must sit agree with the previous speaker. somebody must know why you foks a -- folks are here and why city hall is kept open and what folks are talking about. otherwise what is the issue? why be here? thank you. >> is there emotion -- we did make the motion, all in favor? the motion passes. we will move to close session. >> i wonder if mr. givner -- the chair may not view this as possible to add to this but went litigation is proposed, i can understand why anything that relates to that is attorney- client privileged and i wonder if there is explanation you can give for that sort of situation. to me, it speaks for itself. that is the burden of a lot of years of attorney-client privilege. quex in -- >> when there is nothing you can speak about. >> what can answer the question that the

. >> my name is richard hansen. the only reason i am here is to -- i do not like to see my elderly wife go out by herself at night, i want to be sure she got home safely. this is really the best show in town. talk about a paper tiger. i must sit agree with the previous speaker. somebody must know why you foks a -- folks are here and why city hall is kept open and what folks are talking about. otherwise what is the issue? why be here? thank you. >> is there emotion -- we did make the motion, all in favor? the motion passes. we will move to close session. >> i wonder if mr. givner -- the chair may not view this as possible to add to this but went litigation is proposed, i can understand why anything

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