those prints matched george hansen.nvestigators 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 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 inherit 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 to polic

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

they do everything well. >> hansen again. hansen taken down inside oregon territory. folks, our joel klatt calling the game last night. joel, i hear there's a little league game tomorrow in eugene. pays $2.50. what do you think? >> i'm in. i need to get my suit cleaned. but i'll be there. utah was 0-4 in pac 12 conference openings. you that will take a knee here. this has to feel good. no team in the pac 12 thus far has looked as good or as dominant here in autzen stadium. >> utah will start the season 4-0 with wins over michigan, utah state, fresno state and this impressive performance at oregon. 530 yards of total offense. no turnovers. wilson four touchdown passes, one rushing touchdown. the senior who gutted it out with the shoulder injury leads the way as the utes will win this game 62-20. >> joel: the best win for utah as a member of the pac 12. kyle win hittingham has a team that can play for the pac 12 south. >> gus: we'll return to eugene more data means more freedom to do..whatever. that's why at&t is giving you 50% more data. that's 15 gigs of data for the

hansen is talking is totally unfounded. we have, i will say this again and again, we have the most vetted people to come to this country our refugees. we have an incredible history of refugees. my agencies founded the 1911 is not a contractor. the federal government came to refugee program in 1980. prior to that we actually resettled over 38,000 hungarians in 1956 without the government help. so this idea that the catholic charity uscri and other agents are government contractor and they care about, is totally bogus and i can tell you that the refugee program in this country is a community partnership program. every refuging settled in this country is settled in a community supported by the community the government involvement in terms of their contribution to the refugee program is compared to what the community provides, probably 10%. >> skinder nagash, dr. mussa and jim hanson, this conversation must continue because this problem will continue. i'll be back in a moment with a final thought on leaving home. stay with us.

eileen hansen. i had one question and it refers to mr. massey commenting that he had some concern about the viability of the company that you have been working with. so i'm just wondering if you can talk a little more about that? and address whether we should be working with a company that may not survive and what is our backup plan, if they don't? just a little more detail on that. thank you. >> so the company that we're hosting with right now is called tai ped-- although, they are not called that anymore. it was a san francisco company that dte was considering contracting with for the entire city website. we piloted the system and then thai ped backed out of the negotiations with the city. we were allowed to continue with them, and it was fine for a while and then they were bought out -- i think twice. and the company that owns them now still maintains the system, but it doesn't develop it anymore. so this time when we move to a content management system, we moved to a system that really is portable and can be moved to other vendors, if

and the ones that you will hear that you act with all deliberate speed on the complaint by eileen hansen who are the way here and the third party spending on behalf of incumbent julie christensen and aaron peskin in the campaign has not been reported by law. the complaint states up to that $150,000 has been spent on behalf of supervisor christensen and filed on august 13 and the failure of staff to act on this in a timely manner has the effect of denying mr. pefngin an opportunity to raise funds that will allow him to compete fairly with his opponent. it shouldn't take that long to determine the facts. in addition the complaint states that the san francisco alliance for jobs, the third party involved in this independent expenditure and this election has failed to file or disclose their spending. a newspaper article in the san francisco kron krel last month reported a poll last month by the alliance for jobs that outlined the strategy of defeating him and electing supervisor christensen. best estimates by that poll done by a national polling firm would have cost at least $25,000 and yet i

and hansen as pretty much with all other stocks hot stocks started to cool off once it hit that massive analyst coverage. incredibly hansen fell off the radar screen, people stopped talking about it and analyst coverage dwindled again. the stock recharged, powered higher and again ultimately coca-cola bought a huge stake in its equity which sent it up even further. a stock i still like. it was an amazing renaissance. again, it was really a testament that when analysts stop following a company or do so on a dissole ri basis, start percolating again a story lazarus move can happen. turns out the fad drink vanquished the competition from major soda brands that failed to materialize. and only the biggest one joined it rather than keep fighting. as analyst coverage gained the stock, there's so many analysts started covering it the stock peaked. when they dropped, stock bottomed. that's how it works. let me give you the bottom line. small steaming hot momentum stocks are worth owning, but you must know when to sell and that moment comes when you see too many analysts jumping on the bandwagon.

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, okay, this looks just about 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 would it 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 t

. >> joining me now, jim hansen, the author of cut down the black flag. a plan to defeat the islamic state. john bradshaw, executive director of the national security network and the senior fellow at new america and iraq director at the national security council during the bush and obama administrations. now, which russia are we supposed to listen more closely to? the one in the person of senior personnel saying that essentially they're on the same side as the united states or the one that sends a general to knock on the door of the american embassy in baghdad to let them know that the bombing starts in a couple of minutes in syria? >> these are the russians. they certainly know how to play the game and how to play all the cards. none of this should surprise us though. the russians have long interest in syria. first the russians have been in syria for about 50 years. there are lots of russian nationals who are married into important syrian families. so there's a long standing tie between these two countries. second, vladimir putin has made it very clear h

joining me now to discuss this visit are thomas blom hansen, director of stanford center for south asia. sunika is a reporter for "india west," a weekly newspaper. m.r. rankaswami, founder of a nonprofit working to improve u.s./indian relations. welcome to you all. your group is one of several hundred helps to organize the event at s.a.p. center. tell us why this visit is so important to members of your group? >> first of all, just a quick backdrop. thanks for having us here. we are now 3 million strong in the united states. 1% of the population. and the community's growing and maturing. and during this time frame we've not really had an opportunity to feel very proud of our country. i think for the past decade or so. i think when prime minister modi got elected, he brought the sense of excitement and pride in our community, and that's what you see reflected here as he's coming, the excitement is palpable. >> and quite a few indian-americans here participated in modi's election campaign. that takes an incredible level of commitment. what is it about modi that has people so excited? >> i

it appears that no lessee hansen was convicted of harboring slaves. he was sentenced to pay a fine of $1080. until's stand committed the fine was paid. we don't know how this presidential pardon occurred. we have no idea. historians are uncertain what president pearson allied slaveholders pardon hinson. the pardon appears to be the only one of its kind for an african-american. frederick douglass reported that hansen was no sooner let out of jail that he hastened to my house. a more grateful creature i never saw. perhaps some attempted a political compromise, the president atlas of the several congressmen on both sides of the issue perhaps this is what made them pardon this man. one of the places they had to meet -- they're going to make the trek into city of north, you have to meet another the way places. some scholars believe out-of-the-way places will a black cemetery. here we have quite a few. some well-known some not so much one restarted after the war. the union baptist cemetery on chain bridge road dates back to that time and is probably the lea

sanders, y rogelio y yo muiroÁbamos a personas sentadas y otras que no les importa estar sentados se hansentÁ lado mÍo pero creo que se va vivir gran emociÓn y parte de lo que el presidente barack obama va a hablar en su discurso es hablar de la humildad del papa y todo lo que Él trae con su mensaje el tipo persona que no tanto que es el lÍder de la cabeza de la iglesia catÓlica el pastor de 70 millones del estadounidenses, pero cÓmo inspira a otros de otras denominaciÓn no importa la escala que tengo tan en la vida. >>> llegamos a igualar no. >>> y sÁbado que los algo esta pasando porque piden que se pongan del pie a las persona quiere decir decÍamos en cerca josÉ de empezar esta ceremonia y de esta llegada regreso contigo. >>> gracias estamos como dice lo riv lori y comienzo la ceremonia de recibimiento del papa por el presidente barack obama y la primera dama michelle y como decÍa lori hay personas que estÁn en desacuerdo con el papa que estÁn ahÍ presentes en el dÍa de hoy entre por ejemplo el lÍder de la minoria demÓcrata de los repÚblica antes de la cÁmara representantes nancy pelosi

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and the ones that you will hear that you act with all deliberate speed on the complaint by eileen hansen are the way here and the third party spending on behalf of incumbent julie christensen and aaron peskin in the campaign has not been reported by law. the complaint states up to that $150,000 has been spent on behalf of supervisor christensen and filed on august 13 and the failure of staff to act on this in a timely manner has the effect of denying mr. pefngin an opportunity to raise funds that will allow him to compete fairly with his opponent. it shouldn't take that long to determine the facts. in addition the complaint states that the san francisco alliance for jobs, the third party involved in this independent expenditure and this election has failed to file or disclose their spending. a newspaper article in the san francisco kron krel last month reported a poll last month by the alliance for jobs that outlined the strategy of defeating him and electing supervisor christensen. best estimates by that poll done by a national polling firm would have cost at least $25,000 and yet it fa

kirk hansen is the director of the mar kuhl is center for applied ethics. >> competent cheese -- >> thise fees for a placement company, a shortage of people with certain kinds of training. there's a greater temptation today than maybe there was five years ago to misrepresent the capability of the employees that you're placing. >> betasoft ceo received glowing profiles in newspaper and magazine articles. she was named a woman of influence, but no one from the company would speak with us about allegations it was providing fake resumes. ra minute finally received her $1,0 $1,000, louis never got his money back. both of still looking for jobs in i.t. >> it's not honest and unethical. >> eye right back where i started. they can't comment further, and we've extended multiple interview requests to betaso that since april, but still no comment. the oregon department of justice is investigating betasoft for alleged unlawful business practices in keck with its recruiting service. betasoft's attorney says she expects to be able to answer all the questions successfully in that investigation. >>> if

hansen has gotten no acknowledgment of the complaint that she filed and it's a simple matter to say whether it's received. it doesn't get into anything more complicate than that. secondly, i am reliably informed by reporters that talked about this issue and talked to mr. st. croix there is no violation here and just send it on its way. as you know when you recreate the campaign -- recreate the law this year you dropped the provision of those that spend $5,000 or more on a third party disclosure no longer have to file with the ethics commission. ind instead the commission was to under take a review of the record and see if that money was spent. but in the event there is no report filed you have nothing to review and you have a catch 22. there is no report so we didn't review a report. i think that is something that obviously needs to be addressed. thank you. >> good evening commissioners. i'm the founder and director of neighbors visiting a viz dareo and i think bringing the biggest ethics concern in the city and we want you to address violations mayor lee of the campaign violations and in d

do you see any way to help use that as a lever to hansen advised the city of cleveland to do more? i think that event itself will probably be heavily technology focused. especially to support that many people in a centralized area, they will look at the -- how can they use those improvements to make it more sustainable. i think since cleveland has a regular dialogue with the republican convention as they plan it, they will look at different things they can do to help allow people from the community to that infrastructure in place after the event leave. there aretly think opportunities to do that as they start to plan how to support that many people. about opt inalk do you deal with issues of reesentativeness of your population base. when people are opting in, you may have a biased sample. how do you make sure the information you're getting is representative? have them opt in on things they cannot have bias on. the sensor data itself on your phone, they are equipped with a variety of environment will sensor technology. ,ou can actually download apps they tell you temperature, pressu

header heather hansen thank you very much. >> thank you, bill.ou do the same. >> tell us what you think. is a weight requirement actually discriminatory? you can post your comments on our fox 29 facebook page. tweet us at fox 29 philly. just always use our #fox29weekend. >>> coming up, high school students brought to tears during an emergency drill. why angry parents say the timing was so bad it left their teens terrified. and why they're worried now about some of the long-term okays. >>> plus, paying for college can be difficult. we can all use a little financial aid. what the white house has done to help you get money for school. ♪ >>> welcome back at exactly 8:14 right now. in our news headline that suspect from the arizona freeway sniper shootings makes his first court appearance. wearing a black and white striped prison jumpsuit. 21-year-old lesley merit, jr., was ordered to jail. on $1 million cash bond. police say merit's gun was linked to at least four of the ledge confirmed shootings in the phoenix area. but he says he's not the i-10 sho

. >> coming up next, deborah hansen, a virginia commonwealth art history professor, talks about images of george washington in the capitol redone the -- rotunda. debra: as the restoration of the dome of the u.s. capital advances towards its projected completion date, the temporary alterations to its iconic appearance provoked reflection on the varied meaning within the realms of american political, cultural, and aesthetic discourse, past and present. despite the current political discord, a structure that has long visualized aspiration, whether in a civic or religious context, conveys a sense of national unity and shared historic memory. these ideas are reiterated within the expense of the dome's exterior, a rotunda that functions as a ceremonial site, a public hall of the people, a vegetable with -- grand vesti bule leading to -- and a home of art and history. before examining the indirection, review of the dome is in order. while modest domes were known in the middle east, the large domes that symbolized power, authority, unity, and permanence in the west originate from roman prototy

on the next washington journal, mary rice hansen from the ethics and public policy center previewing the hope's visit this week and the ongoing controversy over funding for planned parenthood. karen mills with the results of a recent survey finding american and global business leaders believing that inequality is a serious threat to the country and their businesses. janet lauren talks about federal student loan programs that offer repayment based on income and why that could cost taxpayers billions of dollars. we will take your phone calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal," light at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> all persons having business before the honorable supreme court are drawn here to give their attention. versuser 759, petitioner parizeau. >> row against wade. mostdison was probably the famous case this court ever decided. asdredd and harriet existed enslaved people on land where slavery was not the recognized. >> putting the decision into effect would take presidential orders in the presence of federal troops and marshals, and

and the ones that you will hear that you act with all deliberate speed on the complaint by eileen hansen are the way here and the third party spending on behalf of incumbent julie christensen and aaron peskin in the campaign has not been reported by law. the complaint states up to that $150,000 has been spent on behalf of supervisor christensen and filed on august 13 and the failure of staff to act on this in a timely manner has the effect of denying mr. pefngin an opportunity to raise funds that will allow him to compete fairly with his opponent. it shouldn't take that long to determine the facts. in addition the complaint states that the san francisco alliance for jobs, the third party involved in this independent expenditure and this election has failed to file or disclose their spending. a newspaper article in the san francisco kron krel last month reported a poll last month by the alliance for jobs that outlined the strategy of defeating him and electing supervisor christensen. best estimates by that poll done by a national polling firm would have cost at least $25,000 and yet it fa

our saturday session from a street performer in dublin to an oscar winning ingning composer, glenn hansen has done it all. now he's out with his second solo album and you are in for a musical treat. you are watching "cbs this morning saturday." well time has not been kind but you're still standing here here leave the light on in your window -- and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of proteinto help maintain muscle. all with a great taste. i don't plan on slowing down any time soon. stay strong. stay active with boost . who knows, one of these kids just might be the one. to clean the oceans, to start a movement, or lead a country. it may not be obvious yet, but one of these kids is going to change the world. we just need to make sure she has what she needs. welcome to windows 10. the future starts now for all of us. allergies distracting you? when your symptoms start... ...doctors re

don hansen joins us now for a closer look, and with us is stephen isaacs.oing to learn today that we didn't know yesterday? don: today we are going to get a third reading of gdp. we are also going to get a back series all the way back to 1987. isely have learned already between then and 2013 13 the revision has been relatively small. the biggest news is in the post 2009-2013.od, not a huge amount, but slightly. cumulative growth is about 1.2 percentage points higher. guy: and the implications of policy? carney about is the rearview mirror and in front of the car? dan: a similar thing happened last year. a revised data quite significantly. the mpc took a look and decided that it didn't have any bearing on their judgments. that is because revisions have very little impact on what inflation or pressures in the economy, what the pressure will be in two years. so we think they will have little bearing. guy: interesting. we will watch for the numbers. i suspect the chancellor is more excited than the governor. dan, nice to see you. stephen, let's stay with the re

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. >> eileen hansen. the two settlements that you announced, how do those relate to these five complaints that you just discussed in closed session? >> they were two of the five. >> can you say which of the two relate to those numbers? because i didn't see those on here. >> they relate to 1 and 2, lines 1 and 2. >> okay. and can i also ask your reasons for not disclosing? are you -- is the motion not to disclose related to the discussion you had, or to the resolution or lack thereof? >> all three of those, the discussion and the lack or lack of resolution, or resolution. >> so can i maybe ask it a different way. it sounds like you resolved 1 and 2. would it be fair to assume that did you not resolve, 3, 4 and 5 and thus they are ongoing? >> it's okay to answer yes or no. >> yes, i think that -- whether we may have resolved them, but we're not disclosing the resolution at this moment, or they are ongoing. >> or they are ongoing. >> right. >> all right. thank you. >> did i hear a motion to adjourn? >> so mo

he also got hansen advice. he told him his shirt was too loud. a little too loud for tea.ed the proper way to use a napkin. if you have barbecue sauce or crumpets. whatever it is. how would you wipe your face? >> the proper way is you dab. >> ginger! >> take a look. >> yes exactly. >> from the middle. just dab your lips. we're not wiping like a face clothe. we're just dabbing. >> what if you have serious chocolate going on. >> i'm wearing a loud tie. >> andrew, nice. >> he got the hang of it. >> he got it. no truth before he used his sleeve. >> there's no truth to that. thank you! speaking of football, "monday night football" kicks off monday. espn, two big match-ups. eagles/falcons and vikings and/niners. it all in. our newest line the stuff my vendor sells works fine. and my budget's small, just so you know. ♪ should i stay or should i go when you choose to go for business, go to the new choicehotels.com it makes finding the right room faster and easier than ever. and right now stay two times and earn a free night book now at choicehotels.com welcome to fort green sheets