do you have anything else, hansen?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 outs

next one was given to me by four-star general appear a few weeks ago, combat ready by thomas hansen. by all accounts are military army, navy, air force, the weakest level since post-world war ii in terms of troop, ships, planes et cetera. so it's an analysis of combat readiness and i recommend that one highlight based on what i've heard about it. the next one, how god became king and new testament scholar of notes, again, again, political theology, political philosophy. how god became king not necessarily what you might think of first blush. maybe a david and goliath, malcolm gladwell explanation that the king in this case is a humble king. next one by by sociologist, the triumph of christianity. again, not a boastful triumph but a tryout if you look at the countries who have strong civil liberties, strong civil rights, political, political rights, women in the workforce, protections, all sorts of christianity, reformation, reformation, basic things that i want to explore deeply. and then a whopper of a three-inch biography, george washington, going to try to make my way through sacr

with me now center for security policy executive vice president jim hansen.you are looking for the image and it looks like facebook finally took down but it took a day and a half what you make of the companies, community standards or the metric of judgment of promoting graphic violence. after all we have seen isis able to recruit and some other disturbing content go out. >> here is what really concerns me it stood up for multiple days and they received multiple complaints and the issue is whether it is graphic or not it supports terrorism. it was a cop having his throat slit in the same way that isis have been doing that in the verbiage on the graphic said our bg panther or save your black community by any means necessary. one thing to note the killer in dallas painted the letters are be in his own blood on the wall. i think he was trying to paint that. it was a call for terrorist violence against police and facebook knew about it for days and let it stay up there in violation of their own policy against allowing terrorists supporting stuff on their site. dei

so like sally hansen, which i have on. it's just a very densely pigmented metallic polish.n of chrome nails because it really gives you this incredibly reflective surf >> can we see? >> and i'll show you -- >> i don't normally like stuff like this but that's really pretty. >> it comes on these little wraps you peel off like a sticker. >> like stickers. >> i've trimmed these in advance with little scissors so you can -- >> put it on? >> fit it onto your nail. >> like a wrap. >> exactly. you perez it down and you trim it. >> how long will that stay on do you think? >> it can stay on for about a week. >> no glue? >> no glue. it's a sticker. >> you stick it on your nail and then you do a topcoat on after? >> not eve an topcoat. what you want to do is before you put it on if you're at home, use a hair dryer to warm it up and that will make it more malleable. stretch it over the nail. >> okay. >> if you do -- are a person with the nails, all gold teeth at the end of the day. >> all righty. what else have you got here for us? >> we alsove want to take the time to order something o

they swarmed the area of hansen road and fairview avenue a. they arrested a suspect. not telling us many details about this man. only he may be dangerous. we're going to update this story in hayward when we get more details. also be posting details on our twitter feed. >>> it's a stunner for sure. an suv sailed into a home in an upscale san francisco neighborhood. mark matthews join us us from 32nd and california and mark, you're in that sea cliff neighborhood. police tell you the driver may be a hit an rund suspect? >> he is a hit and run suspect, they don't know what caused him to do that. witnesses say the car came speeding up 32nd avenue and right where this street jumping to the left, the car failed to make the turn and hit that house at the end of the street. by the time police arrived, the toyota suv and house were on fire. the driver of the suv, the obl fatality and on pant of the car thattens withes say was tearing up 32nd avenue at 80 miles an hour. >> bang, bang, start hitting cars on the street and then at the epd of the road, the rig, dozens stopped. does

dry grass near hansen lane caught fire and the flames spread quickly and rose 50 feet into the air after they ignited building materials used by the roofing company. nobody was hurt. it took crews 12 hours to put out the fire. >>> in southern california, a young girl is stable after losing a hand to exploding fireworks over the weekend. the victim's grandmother said she was leaving the fireworks when someone lit a fireworks and threw it in her direction. and the girl has injures to her face and other hand. no one has been arrested. >>> no san francisco fourth of july fireworks show is getting a bit of a tweak this year. this is a live picture of the marina green as people are starting to arrive for tonight's big show. you see them all there. organizers will set off the fireworks from two barges. >> the display is scheduled to last 23 minutes. this year there are fewer shells set to go higher than a thousand feet. and you could blame the fog. >> we don't want to lose them into the fog so we try to limit that and we try to kind of in tensefy the lower level. >> fog or no fog, the show will

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you can see where we have the delays building inbound on 50 and the john hansen highway. already out of chevrolet with that heavy volume delay. , well belowilworth speed. authorities tell me that they are checking for a stalled vehicle tying up the center of the roadway complicating things from northeast to the 11th street bridge. inbound on new york avenue as you cross over the anacostia, heavy volume headed towards the traffic lights. back to the map we will update on 295.e for those headed north o open. a 10 minute ride there. of course, everyone is talking about safe track. suzanne kennedy will be joining us in a moment. blue and yellow line, no service -- non -- to the order service to the airport. safe track surge for is underway, another week of for blue line and yellow line riders. suzanne kennedy is live at reagan national airport. what does it mean for people who are flying, suzanne ? suzanne: anyone who uses reagan national air art for public transportation will want to pay attention. we've got a 50% production -- reduction in rail service south of the airport,

new posts have been developed for boris johnson and doris hansen.joined now by ryan from 10 downing street. a huge day in the root -- and the u.k.. many of the headlines are about boris johnson, the david davis .amed the brexit administer seems like a crucial role. what should we know about him during this critical time for the country? ryan: well, he's known as being a hard negotiator and of exit shearer-- and a brexit -- cheerer. arguably the most important job in the u.k. government now, leading those negotiations with the european union as to how the u.k. exits and what kind of relationship it will have with them going forward. a brand-new ministry that they will be heading up. they don't even have a building yet. the post has never existed before. he's also going to be surrounded by a few other people who clearly have a role in it comes to negotiations. philip hammond will be the champion of the exchequer, the british finance minister now. is to makemost job sure that in those negotiations they do everything they can to maintain access to the s

there is -- the hansen second is a discretionary purchase, a luxury good. going, you wait and see. oliver: i'm curious about the secondary market that has evolved. there are a lot of people that run these houses on the weekend, if you can't find a buyer is there an alternative where people have another home and are renting this out. is that becoming a prosperous market? oshrat: that has owes been a thing. every spring you have people renting out their houses. $800,000 rentals. that has always been a thing. oliver: airbnb made that easier? oshrat: i don't know. that is a pretty big business. joe: in addition to your coverage of the slowdown and high-end hamptons, you wrote about similar stuff happening in the city of new york. withlly in manhattan luxury real estate. this big building boom. is the story the rough -- is this story roughly the same? oshrat: it is hugely a supply story. joe: what is the connection between a slowdown and volume transaction and a fall in price? does a slowdown usually proceed a price fall? oshrat: some builders are locked into th

near hansen lane and homecoming way.spread to the yard of town and country roofing before they put it out. firefighters say they expect to see more fires tonight. >>> several suicide bombings in saudi arabia today, one deadly. an attacker blew himself outside a mosque where the profit, muhammad is buried in the holy city of medina, 4 security officers were killed. people gathered for evening prayers. hours earlier there were suicide bombings in 2 other saudi cities including one near the u.s. consulate. >>> the remains of a uc berkeley student killed in a terrorist attack in bangladesh have been sent back to india. 19-year-old sophomore tarishi jain, an indian national in bangladesh completing or internship over the summer. tomorrow there is a vigil that will be held in her honor at noon at uc berkeley. >>> the search for a missing wisconsin turned to a murder investigation. investigators found the body of 19-year-old beau solomon, he vanished when studying abroad. 2 people claimed to have seen a man throw a person into

this started in the area of hansen lane not far from the sunset athletics complex.arted as a grass fire near a drainage canal and spread to palettes behalf we believe is a roofing company. the city has more leeway in cracking down on illegal fireworks. last year only police could issue a criminal citation. because of new laws passed in april, code enforcers and park rangers can cite offenders in san jose. considered to be a city administrative fine like a parking ticket. >> i can only hope it's going to deter people. i ask people not concentrate on what the law says and concentrate on what is safe. >> the fines for illegal fireworks in san jose are up as well. first time violators will be fined $500, the second time $700, the third time a thousand. reporting live "today in the bay." >>> thank you. firefighters were busy in the east bay fighting a strij of small grass fires that eventually merged into one. crews were called a little after midnight to an area in martinez. no word on how many acres burned or whether fireworks may have been to blame. >>> the weather is

greatly having the opportunity for all of us to hear from the speakers beforehand, governor maggie hansenthe next senator from the state of new hampshire. senator jean shaheen who is doing a tremendous job for you. and we are delighted to have heard from in half with us bill mckibben and jim dean. over these past few weeks, bernie and i have worked together on plans to put college within reach for more people and to ensure that everyone in america has access to quality, affordable healthcare . and now, with your help we are joining forces to defeat donald trump, win in november and yes, together, build a future we can all believe in. [applause] just as bernie said, over the years i've gotten to know him as a colleague and a friend. his reputation for passionate advocacy hasn't always made him the most popular person in washington.but you know what? that generally is a sign you are doing something right. [applause] and throughout this campaign, senator sanders has brought people off the sidelines and into the political process. he has energized and in of youn who care deeply about our coun

laura hansen says her husband told her they were going to turkey on vacation.er into entering syria last september to help refugees. >> and then, we went to raqqah. and also put me in a house. it's all guarded with mens with the guns they stand there. it cannot go out. >> from there, she was taken to mosul. her father contacted fighters who rescued her and her children. as british leadership changes, what will theresa may face as the new prime minister? we'll take a closer look at that coming up next. >>> plus, one of the world's best golfers, rory mcilroy, says he's not letting the sport down by skipping the rio olympics. but hear why he says he may not watch golf at the games. we're back with that and more. >>yikes, that ice cream was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real ice cream, without that annoying lactose. lactaid. it's the milk that doesn't mess with you. "you don't want to live with mom and dad forever, do you?" "well...i'm not changing." "how do i check my credit score?" "credit karma. don't worry, it's free." "credit karma. give yours

list for the next one was given to me by a four-star general a few weeks ago, combat ready by thomas hansenall accounts are military army, navy, air force, the weakest level since post-world war ii in terms of troop, ships, planes, et cetera. it is an analysis of combat readiness and i recommend that one highly basically on what i've heard already. next one, how god became king a new testament scholar of notes, again political theology, political political philosophy, how god became king and not necessarily what you might think at first. maybe a david and goliath malcolm gladwell explanation with king in this case is a humble king. next one by sociologist, the triumph of christianity. again, not a boastful triumph but a tramp if you look at the country who has strong civil liberties from civil rights, political rights, women in the workforce, protections, all sorts of christianity, the the reformation and enlightenment again. basic themes to explore. and then a whopper of a three-inch biography, george washington, i'm washington, i'm going to try to make my way through sacred fire. it was g

listnext one was given to me by a four-star general up here a few weeks ago, combat ready by thomas hansen. by all accounts, our military army, navy, air force, is the weakest level since post-world war ii in terms of ships, planes, etc. so it's an analysis of combat readiness and so i recommend that one highly based on what i've heard area next one, how god became king, by a new testament scholar of milk. political theology, political philosophy, how god became king and not necessarily what you might think at first blush. 80 kind of a david and goliath , malcolm gladwell explanation that the kings in this case is a humble king. next one by a sociologist, triumph of christianity. again, not a boastful triumph but a triumph of of you look at the country through strong civil liberties, political rights, women in the workforce, protections, all sorts of christianity and reformation, the enlightenment again, basic things i want to explore a little more deeply and start is one of the leaders in that field and then a whopper, a three-inch biography of george washington, i'm going to try to make

mathematical association of america which is helping out tonight and in particular they loaned us james hansen tonight whom i will introduce in a moment. my name is john ewing. i'm the president of math for america and i am a mathematician [applause] this was not meant to be an aa meeting by the way. [laughter] every professional mathematician knows that mathematicians and their subject have a certain reputation. a world famous mathematician is walking in the countryside one day when he comes upon a huge flock of sheep and being a world famous mathematician goes up to the shepherd and makes a proposition. $100 against one of your sheep that i can tell can tell you instantly how many sheep are in the flock. the shepherd knowing that there were an awful lot of sheep said okay, i'll try it. the mathematician looks around and said there are 937 sheep in this flock. the shepherd set incredible. that's incredible. the mathematician picks up an animal, throws around around his shoulder and begins to walk away. the shepherd runs after him, weight, weight he said. double or nothing i can tell you exact

i spoke with the secretary of the convention, sidney hansen, secretary of the are in c. she is a fine christian woman. i never heard her misrepresent the truth. i asked her yesterday privately, tell me what happened, she said there were 9 states that signed a petition for rollcall votes. before the vote occurred three states had withdrawn those petitions and the reason, what was the reason for that? because we were told the delegations were misinformed as the purpose of the petition and they withdrew them and when they went to do the votes there were six, you need to have 7 states to order a rollcall vote, there were 6. before the voting was completed another state on the list pulled their name, there were 5, texas was not one of the states a number of names, and the reason it was handled the way it was they began to do the votes and could not here, there was so much noise they couldn't hear the other delegates making a motion in the microphone, back to the end and settled down, just announced a number of states before they began to vote first take the vote and one of th

my name is emmett hansen. i'm from the u.s. virgin islands. i have been a journalist, but also a law enforcement officer. the thing i want you to look at is that when you see full unrestricted access, are you ready to give the media the right to identify an abuse child? are you ready to get the media the right to identify someone who has been raped? because this is what you are doing when you say that there will be full, unrestricted access to court records. -- shut up andon let me finish -- there is a reason why these things can be sealed. people have the right to do these things, to say i don't want my child to be identified as the one who said that guy shot someone. [booing] >> stop. >> you cannot do this. there is a freedom of information act, but you cannot say that every single thing that happens belongs in the public to main. there must be some responsibility for these persons. live in a country where people don't trust the police. if you come and talk to me and say will you tell me who did this and they know that some journalists is go

susi hansen from vermont. i rise in opposition to this amendment for the reason that it's been stated this amendment empowers the grassroots. but by telling them who they can or cannot vote for how exactlyow are we empowering them? were actually taking away candidate they consider votingng for and so i would encourage you to vote against this amendment. >> steve from new hampshire. some the points they made before but let's start with the basic one. we are elected by our state.e bt in new hampshire to our 550 people who get to vote. we are home to a lot of gun manufactures the article you say that because somebody worked in the government relations department in the state capital in new hampshire they are ineligible to serve? some states have considered that. virginia has a law. i believe indiana does. but that doesn't mean we should impose that on everyone else. it's important to keep in mind that in some states if you're an employee in a from let's say a law firm and there's one lobbyist whose a lobbyist and

welcome mark hansen, my guest this morning. thanks for taking the time, mark. >> you're welcome.having me. >> wheer a whisker under 1.2 million in starts, the all-time high in '06. permits 1.1 million versus the '05 all-time high. what do you think the state of housing is, and put it in the context of supply, demand and price. >> the data this morning is just at the end of a long list of a series of data that proves that the street is offsides against with this year's durable recovery with the escape very locality call that comes about every 18 months when rates plunge to historical lows. the problem is every time rates plunge to new historical lows, housing gets less bang for the buck, so here we sit with sales and starts and permits. well, for example, this morning's starts numbers, if you strip out all the machinations of the bubble 1.0, we're at 1982 levels, recession 1982 levels, right? so every time rates plunge, you get less bang for the buck, and we're sitting here with starts and permits and sales, half of that of which is normal, with prices at 110% above a 1.0. i don't

michael hansen, bank of america, merrill lynch, senior economist joins us on the new york office.ial easing that we may see, does that make a difference? is this the potential to use? michael: it is one of several tools you will get out of the bank of england? if nothing else, it is positive from a sentiment perspective. giving the uncertainty around brexit, that is an important contribution. if you put it in the context and of tools, bringing rates close to zero and possibly additional qe from the bank of england, that suite will be beneficial. i don't think the bank of england has the full set of tools to offset brexit. alix: we heard from our party yesterday. the markets -- we heard from mark carney yesterday. have the boe has to certain of the kinds of stimulus. there is obviously, the main discussion is both monetary and fiscal. the boe only has control over the monetary side. i think thatd, ultimately, we are going to see rate cuts. my reading was that carney opened the door to that and the markets reacted. a little less certain is whether we get qe. we will probably get tha

people like what about commissioner eileen hansen were in; making that happen. activists like ted: send, gin and new: norman fong, people around the city came together to make sure that the tenants right to have a habitable place to live is maintained throughout san francisco. one of the programs i run is the sro collaborative and the code enforcement outreach program. the mission we work with the sl collaborative which includes mission neighborhood resources center and committee service up it we work with just cause get housing rights community. this even apartment association is very important partner with us. so the owners of a place to go where they can have their voice heard and we can all work together to try to make people safe. our director, tom healy has increased the funding in the next fiscal year. if you have questions i can contact myself or deputy director dan lowry. he is a photo of number of our groups are working together to get a section on the landlord whether not compliant on a date. >> thank you very much for that. i mean, the only question

connecticut got up to speak, he was being booed by other factions from the party, and other -- and an hansen medical slurs were being hurled against him from mayor daley. everything old is new again, and vice versa. host: let's go back to the republicans in 1964. the divisions there -- what impact did it have on that november? guest: it had a huge impact. barry goldwater was swept up in a tidal wave with lyndon johnson winning in a landslide, and huge majorities built up in the house of representatives and the senate, which allowed lyndon johnson to pass things like the 1964 civil rights act, which was already there at the time the kennedys introduced it before president kenny -- president kennedy's assassination. through johnson's leadership, and a huge majorities that built up, they were able to pass that. in 1965, past the voting rights act. pushing through the great society with things like medicare. it had a huge impact that split in the republican party between the extreme view of barry goldwater and the more moderate rockefeller republicans, but it had a huge impact on public policy f

james hansen, who was then a scientist at nasa and is still one of the most world-renowned climate scientists, testified in front of congress nearly a decade earlier as to the certainty of climate science. fortunately, the annapolis center is not sending out this kind of misinformation any longer. they're no longer in existence. they have closed their doors. thank goodness. but they were funded by special interests to produce a document that they could use to try to prevent the progress being made on climate change in our policymakers, including congress. accelerating the transition to a low carbon economy will produce many benefits with regards to sustainable economic growth, public health, resiliency to natural disasters and the health of the global community. i along with my colleague in the house, common delaney, have filed resolutions in the house and senate affirming the establishment of national goals of more than 50% of america's electricity production coming from clean and carbon-free electricity by 2030. this is doable. despite the misinformation that's been put out by these special