those prints matched george hansen.investigators also found gloves inside the bag covered with maryann's blood. dna tests of skin cells left in the gloves also matched george hansen. the dna was proof that george was wearing the sweater and the gloves as the fatal blows were struck, and investigators found the source of the prescription sleep medication found in maryann's coffee cup. >> we tracked down mr. hansen's sister, who signed a statement stating that she was sending him these pills. in return, he would give her like $25 a month. >> george hansen was arrested and charged with murder. prosecutors believe the motive was financial. >> he was going to collect some insurance money on her as he did the partnership and inherent the business or buy the business out. >> prosecutors believe maryann waited until all the employees left before confronting hansen with the evidence of embezzlement. she estimated he stole more than $100,000 from the company. he could either pay the money back or maryann was going to report him t

do you have anything else, hansen?>> i just want to read a little bit of what i wrote. >> go ahead. >> i had talked with c.o. mcdaniel and told her that i was the kind of guy that wore his heart on his sleeve. and speaking straight from the heart, i told her i was out of line. i was only playing. i didn't mean any disrespect and i would never do anything to put her job in jeopardy. i also said i would back off and stop joking around with her if that's what she wanted. i also told her that i thought she was an awesome person and had a great personality. and with our conversations, she was an inspiration on wanting me to get off my ass and get out of prison. i know i'm an idiot. and i shouldn't play around with staff and prison. i apologize wholeheartedly to c.o. mcdaniel, to this hearings board, and to the facility. i meant no disrespect. it will not happen again. i have no intentions on compromising staff or the security of the facility. >> anything else? if nothing else, the board will make a decision. >> hansen waits

in a search for suspects, joshan's family suggested police interview john hansen, a 60-year-old familyend who lived nearby. >> john was an older gentleman who hung out at the house all the time with us. in my opinion, he seemed after a while to get too close to the children. he always wanted to be their friend, more so than the friends of an adult. >> within 24 hours of finding joshan's body, investigators went to hansen's trailer to question him, but he was gone. >> we talked to the park manager and some of the neighbors and they said they hadn't seen him in a day or two. >> a background check revealed hansen, a day laborer, estranged from his wife, had no history of violence. >> a 60-year-old man, having teens hang around his house does lead to suspicion as to what is going on. >> while police searched for hansen, criminalists measured for tire impressions found near joshan's body. those measurements and tread patterns were entered into a computer database that showed 20 different tires manufactured around the world. >> there were then several different manufacture models that could

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nbc's bob hansen takes a look at some money saving tips. >> reporter: the joy of a wedding can sometimese over shadowed with debt. >> conflicts between parents. conflicts between bride and groom. why do you want to start your wedding or your life together with conflict? >> reporter: harriette david has been planning low-cost weddings for nearly 40 years and she says too often couples don't start with a plan. >> what is your budget? what's your budget for flowers? and if they come up and say, we don't have a budget, we just go and buy whatever, i say, no, you need to have a budget so that we can stay in it. >> people are going into it, they're getting prices and quotes and putting the budgets together there. you should automatically start with what is your limit. >> reporter: certified financial planner says planning a wedding is about priorities and hopefully looking for ways to save. >> looking at a friday wedding or sunday afternoon wedding instead of saturday, that can save you thousands of dollars on a venue there. >> reporter: consider a buffet instead of a more expensive sit-down d

we will start with miss hansen. much and goodo afternoon, chairman franken, ranking member flake, and mentors of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to andify regarding stalking location devices and privacy. i am the deputy director of the united states department of justice office on violence against women, or ob w. one key way that the department of justice has focused on strengthening the apartment of justices respond -- just as's response to violence against women, we have made significant strides in enhancing the response to stalking. congress has been a strong partner with us to address this issue. amended94, congress has to understand issues with this crime and broadening the stalking statute to protect victims of cyber stalking and enhancing penalties for repeat offenders. recentst year in a most reauthorization, congress closed a loophole in a federal cyber stalking statute to permit federal prosecutors to pursue cases where the offender and the victim both lived in the same state. congress also am

other scientists like james hansen have an even gloomier view of how much more warming our planning can take. hansen argues that we need to lower the limit of acceptable warming by hold agreed to one single degree celsius the number we're already eight tenths of the way to at this point there's really only one thing we can do to prevent a total climate catastrophe along the lines of james hansen and michael mann and what they're predicting we need to keep carbon in the ground and the best way to keep carbon the ground is to put a price on it right now the fossil fuel industry is the only industry in the world that doesn't have to pay to clean up its own weight sed instead it passes on the costs of that waste in the carbon pollution to everyone else to you and me in the form of what economists call negative externalities things like the cost of cleaning up from climate change driven severe weather events or the cost of pollution related health problems because the fossil fuel industry can dump its waste into the air and the waters but principally in the air on the rest of the world witho

i'm chris hansen. las vegas is a city like any other with blitz and around the clock action. it's no wonder it's been called an adult playground. men and women tasked with protecting both its citizens and tourists alike are presented with enormous challenges. as you can see they take those challenges head on. we were given access to undercover sting operation specifically designed to take some of the biggest criminals off the streets. until now a very small percentage of that footage has ever been broadcast. these raw tapes able to give you a fascinating look into a rarely seen criminal world. >> the storefront operation is essentially a place they bring stolen items and sell them. >> the theory is that there are hundreds if not thousands of people in this town who make their living by getting up every morning and figuring out a crime to commit. if the police could put together a storefront operation, fencing operation and get word out on the streets this is the place to bring stolen goods, cars, guns

we will start with miss hansen.uch and goodo afternoon, chairman franken, ranking member flake, and mentors of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to andify regarding stalking location devices and privacy. i am the deputy director of the united states department of justice office on violence against women, or ob w. one key way that the department of justice has focused on strengthening the apartment of justices respond -- just as's response to violence against women, we have made significant strides in enhancing the response to stalking. congress has been a strong partner with us to address this issue. amended94, congress has to understand issues with this crime and broadening the stalking statute to protect victims of cyber stalking and enhancing penalties for repeat offenders. recentst year in a most reauthorization, congress closed a loophole in a federal cyber stalking statute to permit federal prosecutors to pursue cases where the offender and the victim both lived in the same state. congress also amen

didn't make the cut but the shot of the dame came from peter hansen, par-3 2nd his drive. a couple of substances. some guys get hole-in-ones are never in it. 4-over on the day. reed in the lead. birdie on 5. finishing with a fantastic approach on 16. 6-under, leads by two shots. look for his third win of the year. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardwear. >> up next at 6:00, pizza pies pinning like records in the bay area today. why hundreds turned out to turn the dough. [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] >>> join my tonight on cable 13. marijuana is about to be legal in the state of washington. there's one problem, though. not enough weed. we'll tell you why the state is so dry right now with high demand just around the corner. >> at 11:00 here an ab

it's claimed that these but nonis will improve the nutrition of people in east africa but michael hansen senior staff scientist it can seem a union thinks the initiative is nothing more than a publicity stunt simply designed to improve the reputation of giants things like golden rice or golden bananas are attempts to say oh we can use this technology for a useful purpose that will help the poor so i see it more as propaganda purposes and i think the reason that they were trying so desperately with the genetic engineering is it does have a bad name eighty five percent of the global acreage in engineered crops are all herbicide tolerant they're designed to be sprayed with herbicides they're doing their due. assigned to have you spray more pesticides on them part of the problem is in the in the united states for example we don't require safety assessments or feeding studies before these products are allowed on the market before these are even dead to people they should go through a safety assessment. he said you know not only do animals be before they're given to humans because in other cou

all of those things that kind of pointed back toward george hansen. >>> up next, a vibrant real estate professional is brutally murdered. >> this involved the entire range of violence. >> even hardened professionals are troubled by what they see. >> for there to be that much blood left at a scene, that's what we consider overkill. >> police find a possible witness and try hypnosis to get every detail. >> how many times do you see a composite sketch and you're like, this looks like every human being on the face of the planet? >> it was a real whodunit. and i hate whodunits. >> the killer leaves behind a clue, but will it be enough? >> people will kill for the most trivial of reasons. >>> on a hot summer day, a married couple decided to look at a sample home in a ranch housing development in mckinney, texas. when they walked into the sample home, they couldn't find the sales associate. but they knew right away that something was wrong. >> and they walked into the living room, and then they saw a blood trail leading into the kitchen. >> and that's where they found the sales associate, sar

didn't make the cut but the shot of the dame came from peter hansen, par-3 2nd his drive.ple of substances. some guys get hole-in-ones are never in it. 4-over on the day. reed in the lead. birdie on 5. finishing with a fantastic approach on 16. 6-under, leads by two shots. look for his third win of the year. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardwear. >> up next at 6:00, pizza pies pinning like records in the bay area today. why hundreds turned out to turn the dough. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. >>> join my tonight on cable 13. marijuana is about to be legal in the state of washington. there's one problem, though. not enough weed. we'll tell you why the state is so dry right now with high demand just around the co

hansen lee gordon mar and laura fair. >> yeah, good evening, commissioners and i am gordon mar and i am a parent in the district and also i am here with the other folks in the close the gap coalition and we just are here tonight to offer more comments on the draft on the lcap plan. and you know, for close the gap, we really wanted to reiterate and come here tonight to reiterate the priority areas that we have identified for the district's lcap plan. and these priority areas for us were developed over a year long process. of town hall meetings, and with over 150 parents and students, and teachers, school staff and community members. talking about the issues of how we can close the achievement in the opportunity gap here in the district. and then we also, you know, as you know, convened a community conversation or a community meeting specifically about the lcap on may first. you know with the district staff and the pack and the dlac. and i, the other people are going to speak more about our priorities but i just wanted to highlight the recommendation that we have that the district crea

and it is says michael hansen of consumer reports, jon entine says it's scaremongering. but jonathan, seeds of death and holes in the gi tract, that sounds scary. >> there is no scientific evidence that supports the scare. john: there must be some. >> not that there's any harm. we've eaten about 17 trillion meals since gmo's first came on the market. there is not evidence about someone getting so much as a sniffle. you can create scare stories, fear of the unknown, if we're going to rely on empirical science, no evidence. john: michael, i got to say i agree with him. i think consumer reports scares everyone about trivial risks. >> the fact of the matter is genetic engineering is different it. raises risks that should require assessment before the crops come on the market, and those assessments haven't been done. john: jon, they haven't been done? >> he's wrong. he's verging onying because he's implying that -- very strong words, i understand that. he's implying we don't have a regulatory system in place to evaluate the safety of gmo's. that's flat-out wrong. john: back u

fremont police just tweeted that there is a problem with a disabled train at hansen.. right where the icon is, that train is distabled. fremont police would like you to avoid the area. it's near a school, there is a little bit of a traffic jam there. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. >>> we do have some breaks in the fog. there's a lot of fog working its way up the coast and down the coast. i think tomorrow it will make a big push inland. maybe all the way to sacramento tomorrow. >> a couple of things going on. it's listed, cooler air spilling in. and a strong low. that will enhance the fog. i think tomorrow is a drizzle day as well. coast and bay. i would not be surprised. 60s on the temperatures. mainly low. these are 10 degrees cooler. you ramp up a breeze, 36, 40 miles an hour. that will do it. mainly a south wind for some in advance of the low moving into the north. there were breaks in the fog. there's a couple. you can see they are joining together as the low inches closer. cooler, breezy to windy a lot of low clouds. it looks like the north bay taking the

according to historian victor hansen we're not teaching kids how to succeed in college.e national review he writes quote colleges that were once our most enlightened and tolerant institutions became america's dinosaurs. juan, i wanted to talk to you about this because you're an education expert. there's changing economy, changing demographics. from your observation, do you think our colleges and universities are underserving america's family but overcharging them at the same time? >> definitely overcharging. i'm particularly worried about what's going on with low income kids. a lot of these colleges that -- it community colleges and like, they take a kid that's up prepared and put them in remedial training and the kid thinks, i can become a mechanic or nurse. turns out they can't do that. then they drop ouxt they've got the debt. some of these kids have tremendous get.net and don't get the end result. that was too serious an answer. apologize. >> we can do serious here. we can eric, why do you think -- 63% of people say you can't even reach the american dream anymore. i

i'm chris hansen. thanks for watching. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> i've been down since 1993 for shooting my mom. >> an inmate with a haunted past forged a brotherhood not often seen in prison. >> they wake me up at 5:00. we have to be at work at 6:00. he wakes me up at 5:00 every morning. >> a more sinister brotherhood attempts to spread its influence. >> brothers don't normally get on cameras. i got tired of rats and dropouts speaking for the aryan brotherhood. >> an inmate gets in over his head. >> i was in my cell, sitting in my cell, and i got rushed by two guys that came in and beat me up, and look -- >> snitches get killed. snitches get killed. [ bleep ] >> everything that i have, and everything that i ever will have is in this cell. >> and using personal cameras provided by our producers, inmates speak their minds. >> it's the environment where you grow up. this place will eat you real quick. ♪ >> i'm a member of the aryan brotherhood. one of the most des

back in 1999 there was an agreement where hansen aggregates asphalt and ready mix would cut down on emissions. but neighbors say much has changed. sot - they were supposed to enclose a lot of the asphalt loading areas and vent it so that the fumes wouldn't escape. we believe that wasn't properly done. sot - we're totally trapped. the city won't help us. the state air board seems totally unable to help us lawshome owners tell us bay area air quality has come out to check on their complaints. sot - they tell us there's nothing they can do so we're stuck breathing this in sot - i haven't opened my living room windows in 15 years. when i walked down the street the other day the fumes were so strong i thought i was going to throw up. sot - we had a brutal summer last year. it was so hot and we were stuck inside with all the windows and doors taped shut. honey can't go to her preferred school because that would mean she'd be playing outside. sot - we can't send her because if she were outside lohan during the day she'd be breathing in the fumes sot - we are just frustrated and totally trapped right

have an even gloomier view of how much warming the planet can take hansen now argues that we need to lower the limit of acceptable warming by a whole degree to one degree celsius the number we're already eight tenths of the way to reach. president obama's plan for all its merits will not stave off a two percent warming let alone one percent or one degree warming. it's a great start but not an antidote to the poison that's killing our planet we really want to save the earth from climate catastrophe need to put a price on carbon on high enough to keep toxic greenhouse gas producing fuels in the ground where they belong at the same time though obama's carbon plan just might be the kick in the butt the world needs to get serious about fighting climate change something china appears to be realizing today in a shocking move the chinese government announced that they would soon put forward a plan to cap their carbon emissions by two thousand and twenty so is this plan for real and what are the chances we reach a global deal to fight climate change any time in the near future joining me now

joining us now fox news contributor kai hansen.. >> frankly, i would be perfectly happy to keep talking about the world cup. i am not much of a soccer fan. you mentioned the british. you cannot take your eyes off the screen. i actually felt something when that late goal went in. >> we will get to the irs in a second. can i count you as a newly committed soccer fans were watching the world cup? >> no. i am less of a soccer skeptic then i used to be. i think american soccer all american football isscreened to. i like the idea of the country rallying around a team. you would hear the cheers echoing up and down the street. once the u.s. is sort of an underdog. this is the holy grail. the fact that we are playing well and have a chance is something that people from very desperate walks of life and politics all set aside, people are rooting for the country. stuart: give me the storyline. the loss of the e-mails. go. >> this backup company was tweeting as early as 2009. maybe you should come do business with us. having an agreement with t

. >> historically, this is what i recall from hansen pnc. the united kingdom loves world price stock. here -- at aave 10th of what you have here in the u.s. >> a public, he has 10 times many shares outstanding as the u.s. they goes back to the 19th century when it was all retail investors. it goes back to when, in the old days, you got a cheaper brokerage commissions are you want to be able to buy a hundred shares at a time. that kind of historical phenomenon becomes the convention. i am one of those apple junkies and i am looking at the stock now, i have to decide between the sharon and i found. is $90 a nice feeling for me to say, yes, i like their hot xmi could buy a share. >> when was the owl a school -- when was the dow less cool? they will actually start paying dividends. excite $.39le don't to $32 a share. it doesn't matter if it is in the dow or the s&p 500. >> there is a special fund. it is called the retrospect fund. that way we never lose any money. we have had a 20% pop since this was announced in apple stock. let's not lose sigh

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of carbon and other greenhouse gases in our atmosphere has reached a point that james hansen, one of the world's most foremost climate scientists, calls it a planetary emergency. what makes matters worse is that time is becoming our enemy. our window to act as closing. never before has such a challenge confronted the human species. yet, we sit on our hands. can't say the same thing about the fossil fuel industry. most of the republican party, the right wing, well-funded think tanks and the riley despised koc -- rightly despised koch brothers. can i hear a boo? [crowd booing] science ofnying the climate change and resisting the smallest mission that might cut down on carbon emissions. is planetaryisis in scope, the worst consequences will weigh most heavily on where the working class, the racially oppressed, and the poor, especially on countries and peoples of the developing world. despite this and pending calamity -- this impending calamity, the response of the left has not been commensurate with a new danger. if our party in particular were going to be graded on our performance, my

in the morning where we are as this program airs live eric hansen is our director as we go next to will ore kansas, you're on the air. [applause] >> eric never complained. his creed was don't argue and he is with us tonight in the spirit of friendship and the quality. work we honor and through the people he loved, his wife sue, their children. and accepting in memory of their father, ryan and erica. [applause] >> before they take the award, i wanted to read something that was sent to us by inez thompson, jerry's wife. nez ironically was -- eric ironically was inez's crew chief when she worked at cspan and she wanted to send these comments along. she wanted to express how happy i am that eric is the recipient of this year's jerry thompson's award. many years ago when i was fresh out of college i landed a job at cspan and for many years there eric was my crew chief. he was professionalal in every way. his passion for his job and commitment to excellence were evident from the start. like jerry, there was never a day that eric was grum y or unwilling to give a 100% to the task at hand. eric