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 wait

or in maryland, except route 50, the john hansen highway.outhbound 395 near duke street sits on the shoulder. a utility pole was struck as well so watch out for some equipment along the shoulder southbound 395. back to you guys. >> thanks, monika. >>> police are investigating a murder a an anne arundel county fast food restaurant. >> the body of an employee was found in the stock room of the brooklyn park popeye's by a manager. >> investigators are searching for her killer and a motive. >> reporter: crime scene tape around popeye's restaurant on richie highway where a woman was found dead. >> she's a female in her 40s who was working at the business last night. >> reporter: anne arundel county police say right now they have no suspects in custody and no motive. though who live close by are shocked and frightened. >> i was going there today. that's why i come up here. >> reporter: then when you saw the tape, what did you think was going on? >> somebody was probably killed in there. >> reporter: the woman's body was found by a manager. she had

track and that conya alluded to, in 2001, the port developed an import business in partnership with hansen aggregate to bring it in to the port to be used in the concrete plants in the local area and also the opportunities turned out to be very successful and the port is now, bringing in about million and a half to two million tons of bulk product a year and both in the pier 94 and 92, to support the (inaudible) site and so what we like to do is replicate that success, next door to pier 96 and some of you are aware that commissioner brannan you were here in 2008 when we put the property out to bid, at the time the market was starting to soften and we received one proposal and that was build another break wall, which the port rejected since we have a facility on 80. and since that time, start ng 2010, the market has started to improve and we are getting a lot of inquiries from exporters that would like to use that facility, in particular, for iron ore and we think that it is a good fit for iron ore and in part because a lot of it will be coming out of nevada and utah and which are good prox

this did not see hostilities for 15 years hansen which the white house version of the portrait it wasecome an icon probably sold to the u.s. government twice. stewart sold it to paris. when the appointee was not recognized by the french government, stewart did not deliver the painting but seemed to sell it to a second buyer. later, he would compound his duplicity by did mine -- by denying it was his work at all. four example of the lansdowne type were written by of service, that they felt that all four versions were painted by a single hand. the white house portrait is believed to be the last of the four, the one least marked by experimentation. it is marked by a curious error. one book title is misspelled. under the table is the book constitution and laws of the united states. there is a missing "t" in the word states. stewart's second customer was gardner baker, who bought the portrait for exhibition in new york city. he died six months later and it passed to a creditor. for whom -- from whom the governor would purchase it. it was in 1800. the purchase order for $1800, a profit on acre's

i'm chris hansen.t was a mystery for more than a decade, a kind and gentle wife and mother killed. police had a suspect, but they also had a problem. the man they thought was behind the crime had an airtight alibi, he was at work at his job in a plant the very moment the killing took place. so, would there be justice? one woman was about to risk her own life to make sure of it. two women, mary dabbs and teresa french. they'd never met but became connected in a way no one could have predicted. was there a day went by that you didn't think about teresa? >> never. >> it would be terror in both their lives that would ultimately bring them together. one helping the other in a case that frustrated police for nearly 15 years. the story begins with teresa french, who was a young mother in muncie, indiana, back in 1993. >> she had an innocence about her. >> she just loved everybody. she was just so nice and friendly. >> would never say anything bad about anybody. >> teresa was beautiful and petite, had an open

my name is deborah hansen. i work at sinai grace hospital in detroit. every day to see the human costs of pollution. in this tree in an incinerator. and an abnormally high percentage of patients suffered. my former hospital is located in the third most polluted zip code in the u.s. the coal-fired power plants all the air. last november i had the pleasure of travelling to chicago with 135 people. an epa hearing on the proposed a new standard. a number of couples brought their children along. many were testifying for the first time. it was exciting to hear their voices, dreams of a mad love for their children and communities. these people are rarely heard. i want to act of their concerns. it is people like them who have the least political power and the fewest resources to have to live and raise their families in these power plants. i now live in beautiful northern michigan. i wrote that bows to chicago because my power co-op was determined to build the last clean coal plant in the state. the epa was proposing an exemption for the plan. this year merciful

. >> 27-year-old special education teacher casey hansen can hit a target at nine feet. with 90% accuracy. >> i never grew up in a family where we had guns. no, that's not me. >> that changed after the death of 26 innocents at sandy hook elementary. >> as a teacher, i took it personal. >> and she resolveded that would never happen in her classroom. >> i took a conceal carry class. i thought this is it. i've got to do it. >> casey's home state has the most lenient laws in the nation. allowing school employees with just a few hours of training to carry a concealed weapon to school. so state data bases are checked daily to make sure people carrying those weapons are not in trouble with the law. now, each morning as she packs her school supplies, casey also packs heat. a loaded 380 semiautomatic pistol that she affectionally calls the pink gun lucy. >> if a bad guy comes in, i'm not going to go running after him. but if he comes in my classroom, i'm going to take charge, and i'm going to defend my students. >> what can can your little bitty pink gun do? >> it can definitely

expected to return to his mother in pennsylvania on september 4, but neither he nor his father, jeffrey hansen, have been seen since. this is the 1976 sailboat they're believed to be on. it's called the drako and has a six-inch red stripe on its side. >>> this morning nfl running back adrian peterson is out on bail after turning himself in to texas authorities last night. peterson was indicted by a grand jury yesterday on charges of reckless or negligent injury to a child. he posted $15,000 bail after being booked in a montgomery county jail and was released about 30 minutes later. peterson told police he spanked his six-year-old son with what he called a switch, which is a tree branch. his attorney says peterson is a loving father who uses discipline with his son. peterson says he uses the same discipline with his son that he experienced as a child growing up. he says he never intended to harm his son and deeply regrets the unintentional injury. the vikings have deactivated peterson for tomorrow's game. >>> the arraignment for ray mcdonald was postponed for monday. the san jose district attor

expected to return to his mother in pennsylvania on september 4, but neither he nor his father, jeffrey hansen, has been seen since. this is the 1976 sailboat they're believed to be on. it's called the draco and has a six-inch red stripe on its side. >>> this morning minnesota vikings star, running back adrian peterson, is out on bail after turning himself in to texas authorities late last night. peterson was indicted by a grand jury last night on charges of reckless or negligent injury to a child. he posted $15,000 bail after being booked into montgomery county jail and was released about 30 minutes later. peterson told police he spanked his four-year-old son with a tree branch, which he referred to as a switch, when his son visited him back in may in houston and left these marks on the boy. peterson's attorney, rusty hardin, said peterson is a loving father who uses spanking to discipline his son. peterson says he uses the same discipline he received growing up. he said he regrets spanking him and regrets the injury. >>> defensive lineman ray mcdonald's arraignment scheduled for monday has b

billy ginger hansen left port in seattle on august 28th. he was expected to return to his mother on september 4th but neither he nor his father jeffrey has been seen since. this is the 1976 sailboat they're believed on, it's called the draco and has a six-inch red stripe on its side. >>> vikings star running back adrian petersen is out on bail after turning himself in to texas authorities last night. he was indicted by a grand jury yesterday on charges of reckless or negligent injury to a child. he posted bail after being booked in the jail and was released about 30 minutes later. he told police he spanked his 4-year-old son with a tree branch wilhe referred to as a switch while his son visited back in may at his home in houston. it left marks on the boy. his attorney rusty hardin says petersen is a loving father who uses judgment as a ference to discipline his son. he said petersen used the same kind of discipline with his son that he experienced as a child growing up. it's important to remember petersen never intended to harm his son and

james hansen testified before congress in 1988. he said he could not decisively make the link between carbon emissions and warming. that was the moment when we lost all plausible deniability. scientists knew before hand, but this was the moment where it became the mainstream issue. the editors of "time" had to choose the man of the year, they chose planet earth and put planet earth on the cover. what i do in the book is asked, what else is happening in 1988? the free trade gilbert in canada and u.s. was signed, distort moment in advance of corporate globalization. the next your the berlin wall collapsed. declaring history over. i told the story in "the shock doctrine" how the market fundamentalism swept the world. this was the moment when they declared victory and there was no alternative, as margaret thatcher used to say. the problem we have is that the essence of a collective problem. we can only solve it with real regulation, making polluters pay, telling them they cannot did this out of the ground. we need to come together coll

. >> democrats didn'university ofr political science professor peter hansen. >> from a political standpointe fracking issues are going to make it difficult for the democrats this fall. for senator udall or the governor to open themselves up to the accusations that they were somehow opposed to energy development and jobs in the state would have been politically quite dangerous for them. >> colorado is sitting on vast reserves of shale, they can provide huge amounts of oil and gas through an environmentally safe process called fracking. >> before it hit the ballot, the industry was spending millions of dollars to fight them. >> means jobs for colorado. the ads show down over measurers expected to total tens of millions breaking state record. >> emergency extraction in our environment and managing the balance can be difficult but is something we've always been able to do in colorado. >> last month, governor john hickenlooper announce add compromise between major environmental organizations and industry groups. the state would drop one of the lawsuits against longmont. congressman polis would d

a news anchor said that the chemical weapons were dangerous in isis hansen left it at that but they fail to say the storage facility showed there were weapons of mass distraction in the democrats have lied in order to sabotage america's war against saddam and the terrorists in iraq. even megan kelly managed the same program to convert a chemical weapons storage and in a later segment to accuse dick cheney of being wrong about iraq because there were no weapons of mass destruction. he was right. there were. this colossal misleading of the war in iraq is that ominous consequences. if you want to understand why terror is real iraq today in the middle east it's the democrats defection from the war in iraq and their ten-year campaign to force america's retreat from the war on terror. consider the consequences of the democrat vicious campaign. because they divided the country and send half of them against the war saddam couldn't send chemical weapons into syria. where do you think bashar al-assad got those chemical weapons anyway? [applause] because of america's -- iran escaped unpunished for

for example, in the robert hansen matter, we had direct access to fbi information.e are part of the department of justice. we should have and congress set up a system in the ig act that says we're there to oversee them. if we're going to oversee the fbi, their lawyers should not be going through and deciding and filtering what documents we get and how fast we get them. >> well, you have just given us a framework. you're from doj. we don't know what the other issues are. what i would say to you is that this is a workable -- you're presenting facts, and i want to be clear as i end my query that -- and i know there's a series of sections that you've come under and offered sections going forward -- as i end, could you precisely just give -- is that your suggestion, to move that lawyer structure or could you work with a lawyer structure that would then have a direction that their job is to be fair and cooperative with the ig? >> time has expired. the inspect general can answer the question >> thank you. yes, i think the lawyers need to be removed from the process for rou

we did fbi oversight after the attacks, after their robert hansen scandal. we were given complete access to the material. we did not face these kinds of issues. frankly, we did not face these issues until 2010. >> for your requests and information is coming as fast read equals speed and what you are getting? >> i have not compare those to missouri could not speak to that >> we are finding that. i have a question to you. >> yes, sir. the epa, homeland security. the primary office and the epa. san they do not have investigation authority one is the zero ig in the other is see id. in terms of employee misconduct cases which typically result in where you have intelligence information or individuals and said the agency is doing something illegal it will be related to employee misconduct. >> can you tell what intelligence activity is? they're saying there withholding misinformation. diligence. can you tell what that is? >> to the extent that they have the intelligence activity information i don't know because they don't share it. >> i can tell you, it was not that

center back strong, reelect maggie hansen and carol shea-porter. you all are leading the country. you are leading the way. we have a little speed wobble here in 2010. people got a sense of what can happen if you veer off in ideology. collaborative mindful leaders are going to solve our problems so thank you all very much for having me. [applause] >> another big round of applause for speaker. [applause] >> it looks like martha and dyre tech -- entertaining at home, doesn't it? [laughter] that's mrs. o'connor so those are the first ladies of maryland. we have yet to have her first husband so someday. >> we can show you how. >> strong women of the granite state. thanks for having me. >> thanks for being here. >> k glad to. the midterms require a lot more oars in the water. >> that's right. >> how are you doing? good. >> we had over 200 people calm. >> that's awesome. [inaudible conversations] >> that was a fun night. >> too much time at the beach. >> where were we that day? >> this is that the state convention probably two years ago. probably six years ago. >> six years ago? you got

while trying to get down to the john hansen highway, the earlier crash was near 50.e park towards 50, at last check that was a 30 minute ride. on 66 out of gainesville towards nutley street, a 40 minute ride, driving into sunshine. shady grove road, very heavy and very slow moving southbound from an earlier crash along the right side. the forecast seems better than this. >> we can see it on the cameras, sunny all day long, on the warm and breezy side, cooler than this weekend. 67 at reagan national. start again today. temperatures should get warm, into the mid-70's this afternoon . a cold night by the time we wake up this morning. >> unless the official last two hours of summer. ec, stabbing in the 4800 block of benning road. she died at the hospital. arrested mark mauser of capitol heights. forill have another update you at 8:66. [ cheers and applause ] >>> check it out. how is that for an upgraded monday sofia vergara and lupe getten an upgrade. mimosas, pastries. coffee. all part of our upgrade your morning. >> lupe is making herself very much at home. you're righ

we did fbi oversight after the attacks of 9/11, after the robert hansen scandal. complete access to the materials we needed. we didn't face these issues. frankly, we didn't face these issues until 2010 or 2011. >> are you finding foia request is coming out as fast or at equal speed than what you were getting from the inspector general's office? >> i actually haven't compared those so i couldn't speak to that. >> i can tell you in congress we are finding that, that at times we'll make a request of a document and a foia request happens and the foia request gets it the same day that we do, sometimes faster, so that has been an issue. mr. elkins, i have a question for you. you're dealing with the e.p.a. you said in your oral testimony you're being blocked from the epa receiving information that they have deemed intelligence activity. tell me about that. >> yes, sir. the e.p.a., office of homeland security has asserted that it is the primary office in epa to handle any issues related that have intelligence connected to it. unfortunately, they do not have investigation

leading scientists and environmentalists are now our staunchest political activists, including jim hansen from nasa and bill mckibben 350.org who i joy in that 80% to 90% am fossil fuel usage are the target most warranted instead of the current modest 30% reduction proposed by 2030. political debates of fossil fuel dependency continue unabated with adequate energy installations of innovative renewables. a divestment from fossil fuel and reinvestment in renewable energy sources and infrastructure is the transition that the epa needs to encourage for all americans to do the same. we pledge our nonpartisan support for the economic opportunity of clean-air technology and we are but the epa of the step of the way towards this goal. you're a firm commitment and effort towards u.s. global leadership and implementation of a comprehensive climate change, carbon emission reduction plan for generations to come are ultimately the prerequisites for civilization as we have known it. i want to believe that every epa employee will make sure that this job gets done. thank you. >> thank you very much for a

quite clear, in our circumstances we did fbi oversight after the attacks of 9/11, after the robert hansenscandal. we were given complete access to the materials we needed. we didn't face these issues. frankly we didn't face the issues until 2010. >> are you finding foia request is coming out as fast or at equal speed than what you were getting from the incompetent be specter general's office. >> i haven't compared those so i couldn't speak to that. >> i can tell you in congress we are finding that, that at times we'll make a request of a document and a foia request happens and the foia request gets it the same day that we do, sometimes faster, so that has been an issue. mr. elkins, i have an issue with you. you're dealing with the e.p.a. you said in your oral testimony you're being blocked from the e.p.a., information they have deemed intelligence activity. tell me about that. >> yes, sir. the e.p.a., office of homeland security has asserted that it is the primary office in e.p.a. to handle any issues related that have intelligence connected to it. unfortunately, they do not have investig

our collective efforts identify and hansen expedite the nomination of individuals we assessed to be syrian foreign fighters and get their names and identities into the screening system. this work increases the chances we will disrupt potential terrorist activity from individuals. in closing mr. chairman and members of the committee we face an evolving centralized threat for me to be a set of actors who are adapting conflict to countermeasures. our partners within the intelligence community must adapt to this threat operating within the bounds of our existing authorities and resources. we certainly appreciate the committees continue strong support in these efforts and i would encourage senators to visit nctc to see first-hand the breadth of the work we are doing with our partners. mr. chairman we have it on a posting on several committee staff in recent weeks and nctc to talk in great detail about some of those threats and it's gratifying to see the interest in your work we are doing along with the fbi and dhs. >> thank you and dr. coburn and i not only enjoyed being with you and that perso

we've got our big stores from the big season, like tom hansen, all singing duets led by our director,ron meadow and golden gate park. it's free, open to the public. bridge a picnic, blanket and here's the information for norma which kicked off on friday with the opening of the season, and norma is playing through the end of, as we've said, september. >> it has sucks more performances through september 30th. >> and ticket it is start at $30, so they don't have to be expensive. thank you for joining us. we're back with more coming up after the break. . >>> welcome back. in st. johns, an autistic boy who went missing yesterday morning has been found safe yesterday morning. mike penaltion is live where authorities found young certainly i don't zepeda. mike. >> good morning. 6-year-old sergio was reunited with his family this morning, but this is where authorities found him and this morning, san jose police credit those living in a homeless camp behind me for calling 911. police received a call from a man living near lewis and monterrey roads. >> reporter: the man told me this morning the

dave hansen was pastor at a monita church and he met him a decade ago. >> you think you know people. it breaks my heart for her, ehope, i pray that she is found that, she is alive and that he didn't do this. these new missing posters, missing person posters went up overnight. the reward for heather graham now at $100,000. the police chief told me last evening that virtually every square inch of charlottesville has been searched. it's about 12 square miles. they are expanding their search today. they are asking people who live in the outlying areas, people who own large parcels of land to search their property. that's the latest. natalie. back to you. >> craig mel ven there, thanks. u.s. led airstrikes are now targeting isis control installations in syria to cut off oil profits to the organization a. british civil rights group says civilians were killed, likely those living near a refinery. france which joined last week in bombing isis in iraq, is considering expanding its role after the beheading of a french tourist wednesday by militants in algeria. reality star with the mike the si