. >> she said, "jodi, i remember the name justin hansen."k at the cottonwood mall, and he would come by and visit me." >> reporter: but that's it. no memories specifically linking justin hansen to the attack. he is seven years older than brittani and she says she met him years earlier through a friend. >> when i was in middle school, i had a best friend named abby, and she had an older sister named lauren, and lauren ended up getting pregnant by him, whenever i went to abby's house or so, he would be over with lauren. >> reporter: by the time brittani got to high school, she says her friendship with abby had soured. but every once in a while, when she was working at the mall, she says she would still see hansen. do you remember any of the conversations that you had with justin? >> they were just like, "hey, how's your day? how was school? what are you doing later?" a regular talk you'd have with anybody. >> i actually didn't think anything of it. >> there were so many names over the years, you just stop being like, "could this be the one?" >

it was justin hansen's photo. and she put "match" on it. >> reporter: detectives now have enough evidence to arrest justin. detective gaunterman is at the station to meet hansen. she tells him he's facing a laundry list of charges, including attempted first-degree murder. and he's looking at the possibility of more than 50 years behind bars. and she has something else to say. >> you did this to her. >> i didn't do it. >> you did this to her. >> i didn't do that. >> you can deny it all you want, i know it's you now. >> reporter: what eludes prosecutors is a clear motive. the closest they could come up with is that justin's number was found stored on britney's phone. >> even though there weren't any recent calls or texts or anything like that, the theory would have been that justin hansen was essentially stalking britney, even if nobody really knew it. >> reporter: there's no actual evidence to support that theory. justin's mother, doreen shoemaker, is adamant that her son is innocent. what do you make of that one d

well, mr hansen had been a senior officer with the defence intelligence agency since 2006.the us army, and he had top—secret clea ra nce. the us army, and he had top—secret clearance. we know that he, according to court documents, travelled frequently between the us and china, and as the allegations go in the court documents, he attended military and intelligence conferences here in the states, and then apparently fed back to contact them china information that he gleaned that those conferences —— contacts gleaned that those conferences —— co nta cts in gleaned that those conferences —— contacts in china. we know that he speaks fluent mandarin, chinese and russian, and is now in custody, having been arrested on his way to the airport, while having to connecting flight to china. he's made a very brief court appearance in seattle, but will now be transported back to his home state of utah, where. .. transported back to his home state of utah, where... peter, we're having some trouble with the connection here. i hope you can hear me. i we can get back to you injust a second. i

i opened it up and it was justin hansen's photo and she put match jumped up.rrested and charged but denies involvement. >> you did this to her. >> i didn't do that to her. >> reporter: today brittany and her mom are convinced it is him. >> memory is really fluid. are you certain it's him? >> i'm 100% positive it's him. >> coming up tonight on "20/20" we'll hear about the other evidence or lack of evidence that justin hansen says proves he did not do it including fingerprints and other dna found at the scene. investigators say simply cannot be his. we'll also hear from justin hansen himself. >> and brittany's mother said she saw the attacker so was she able to identify him? >> she came home, saw the attacker wielding that shovel, saved her daughter's life, but when she was presented with a photo lineup of the possible assailants, she could not pick hansen out of that lineup. >> wow. >> totally misdescribed him. >> but through hypnosis, the daughter was able. >> she did come up with the right name of the person on that drop of blood. >> wow. >> but they can't ac

hansen is hyped. however, top of the ninth. he had five rbis.wo of them right here on this home run. and that was it. it gave them the nine emma -- the 9-8 lead. they would hang onto it as the giants lose and their win streak is over. the a's have owned the tigers. they are playing pretty good baseball with six games above 500. davis is a big reason why. the liner to center. a's up 3- 2. then getting in trouble here in the six, but strikes him out to end the inning. a's win and complete the sweep of detroit. they have beat detroit ninth street for the first time since 1931. >> arkansas missed out on a golden opportunity to win the college world series last night. today oregon state made them pay and the freshman pitcher retired the final 20 razorbacks including this strike out on his 129th pinch -- pitch to end it as they beat the razorbacks 5-0. they claim their third national championship. particularly painful for arkansas. they could have won it last night with the lead in the ninth. they let a path i'll drop a month for three players. that w

bases-loaded now for alex hansen and he doubles to write. that will score.g in all the runners as the giants take the lead. hansen is pumped up. you would think the giants would have won with the highlights. with one out in the ninth. a two run home run off samet dyson who is closing now for the giants. he was a giant killer today. five rbis. they still this one and they win 9-8. the a's. they have not had a record this good this late in the season and four years . six games above 500 at the midpoint of the season going for the four- game sweep of the tigers. lowery is a big reason why. having a career year. ties it up with the sit in the third. the next batter is going to line 12 center. that brings home market. a's take a lead. getting the gym late in the game with the bases loaded. -- getting the gym late in the game with the bases loaded. they completed the four-game sweep in detroit. they have now 19 straight against the tigers. a huge honor today for cal is ballplayer. receiving the golden spikes award, the nation's best college baseball player. he is

officer ron rockwell hansen as he was about to fly to china.id $800,000 to past american military secrets. that comes less than month and they helped destroy america spy network in china. china had them money, motive and means to spy aggressively on the united states and it does and has for years. meanwhile our leaders who are hapless and dishonest and, congressman spoke to tim ryan of ohio. >> america's trade deficit with china has more than $300 billion every single year. the biggest losers from that is heartland.ans industrial according to a report by the policy institute, the state of ohio alone has lost 121,000 jobs since 2001 just due to the china trade deficit. that state not surprisingly also has a very high rate of opioid abuse. president trump has pushed to altered the american trade ith china and congressman joins us tonight. 121,000 jobs, just in your state since 2001. that seems like a crisis, like a huge story. why was that not discussed more in washington? >> i think in a lot of ways it was a regional issue in manufacturing is ha

chris hansen from the different schools he's here to tell us more barsetshire welcome chris what do you think germany coach you like him love took away from not lost. one thing he has to go back to the drawing board i mean it hasn't happened in over three decades and clearly your he looked at the lineup wrong specifically our defense they had trouble keeping up with the counter attack specifically. the logo the lone goal scored by mexico yahshua kimmitt some call him out because he looked real slow and just collectively on defense he looked a little slow. your him love is going. that's a look at that defense to try to match up with sweden in a better way that's our next opponent you know but and then obviously on the off chance of side of things you know thomas is typically finding always the right space to contribute and often it's. the only true number ten was you know pretty much not not on the pitch off it simply so a lot of things have to go right for germany they are known as the tournaments teams are expected you can love and company to turn things around. why you think germany's

victor davis hansen, does some excellent work in that regard.i think that on specific issues like the fbi stuff, andy mccarthy at national review does great. there are writers at the federalist that are all in for donald trump. but i'm kind of hard pressed to say -- part of the problem is that if you -- there's this egg-heady journal that launched a year and a half ago dedicated to fleshing out and defending the philosophical and policy agenda of trumpism, and it turned into kind of a disaster because the problem is don't think there is a core -- there is a consistent ideal core of trumpism. it is more of a psychological phenomenon than an ideological phenomenon and if you put all your bets on saying trumpist policy x is the right policy, in three or four days, trump can complete he reverse himself on that and if you're an intellectually consistent thinker or writer, what do you do? do you then criticize president trump for changing his mind? or do you defend president trump for being flexible or being this -- or this -- it's 14 dimensional ches

a young alan hansen. all the way from the first with a dive. they wind up winning, 9-5.he first game of a long road trip back east. in the meantime frank was complaining that the a's did not draw as many at the watch party. the a's with some long ball hitting tonight. that is dustin fowler. the youngster coming into his own. a solo homer and it is a 2-0 lead. do not forget this guy. he shows up in the highlight every night it seems. davis hits 2 homers tonight. numbers 16 and 17. the a's are winners, 7-2 over the royals. it is all about the warriors, right? >> of course. >> thank you for joining us. everybody have a great night. we will leave you with a shot of oracle arena. the golden state warriors are champions again. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ down where the summer and the late nights last forever ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i feel most times we're high and low ♪ ♪ high and low ♪ if i had my way, never let you go ♪ ♪ never let you go enhance your moments. san pellegrino. tastefully italian. san pellegrino. way to relax? throw on my wireless headphones and disappear into the nature channel. man on tv: the

alan hansen out of nowhere. one of the heroes. that smile tells you everything. 4-4.10th inning. brandon crawford will through in the clutch. it is a 5-4 walk off win. the giants have won six out of the last seven. on the game and a half out of first place. let's go down to texaswhe the kids are cute and the rangers hit the ball outh pa neimes in the last two games. he only went four innings night and gave up six runs. the a's have lost two in a row to the rangers. meanwhile, we do have a little time to check thout ght. wedne this is the play of theweek i think. this young lady makes the grab with her beer cup and what can she for anencore? she can put it down. that is big-time. that is all-pro right there. >> did shfinish it? >> oh yeah she it off. th is her 15 minutes of fame right there. >> you know whate received 437 pr is game and makes a great catch and she polishes that off. laughing ] keer >> depends what your qualifications are, you know? where you state your standards where you set your standards. >> that goodbye, everybody. (sound of footsteps) (sound of ca

the blockage has helped prime minister risky the former chief of cabinet to concentrate polities hansen to build this chronicon a me and to engage in high level corruption and the loses have been the ordinary citizens and scoping. out of places across possible any sort of the sad fact of the simple hopefully not ever the breakthrough so what will that mean then mystery of an offer for the referendum will macedonians as mr better call them you know the losers in this limbo will they pass this agreement in the referendum do you think well it's a very good question it's what is important right now to see what what decision it will be taken in during the european council on the end of dismount. nobody's happy in macedonia we the fact that we have to accept changing of the name but on the other hand the big part of population is aware and courses that we can't stay in this limbo and that we need to go further we need the process of european integration now the big question is how do your people councils going to react on the agreement reached between. scorpion others it's very important that

alan hansen over the head of anderson. third and he will score. 5-3 giants. later gorkys hernandez with what should be a routine pop-up. three marlins come together but nobody's going to make this catch. mac williamson scores, and the giants go on to win 6-3. >>> let's get back to strickland. the bone he broke is the fifth metacarpal. highlighted in red right here. same bone that evan longoria and madison bumgarner both have broken this season. it's fragile right there. >>> let's move on. a's and padres bark at the park night in san diego. padres up 2-1. in the ninth a's down to their last strike. stephen piscotty high, deep, and aloha off brad hand. talk to the hand. in the tenth jed lowry wallops one off adam simber. simber! two-run shot. a's win in extras 4-2 the final. >>> nba draft coming up on this thursday. warriors working out prospects. among the interested observers has been draymond green and the gm bob myers happy to have his input. >> and he just loves basketball. i mean, what's he doing here? he's at our draf

alen hansen and brandon belt would score. giants up 3 to 1.ttom of the 7th...gorkys hernandez doubles to left center. nick hundley would score. four to one giants. the good news for san francisco fans is that they were able to stay on top. they win five to three. they've now won four of their last five.wipe vowe go to chicago where the a's were taking on the white sox....down five to nothing in the second...stephen piscotty says....good.....bye....that ball is gone. a two run shot to center field. a's are on the board...here they come. game tied at 5 in the sixth. matt olson says i want in on that home run action...that ball is gone. that would put the athletics up 6 to 5 but still lots of game left. we go to the top of the 8th...nick martini lines one to center field. stephen piscotty isn't stopping at third base. he goes home, the throw is off and that proved to be the winning run against chicago. a's win 7 to 6.and finally...here's a very local sporting event that happened last night in daly city. professional wrestling at the parcelli even

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doctor focal you hansen recommends a new kind of tablet for house dust mite allergy that's also effective against allergic asthma. you can years of work you know give this drug to patients with asthma that's hard to manage that used to be a reason not to give them allergy meds now we can and these are the patients who need the most. talk to your kind of christian their show has conducted a study of patients who are allergic to house dust mites and went on to develop allergic asthma as a consequence the business to do it who is the real breakthrough is that this study showed for the first time. as this new drug can reduce asthma attacks and patients who are sensitized to house dust mites. until now the lung specialists have been very wary of conducting dust mite desensitisation therapy because of the significant side effects including even allergic shock to. go from shocks and. went to the treatment option with tablets the very first one he swallowed at his doctor's practice in case he had an allergic reaction. he's been taking one a day for three months now. and then surely he was bothere

but without being patronizing they don't go away michael hansen will be in the second half don't go worry. the events of april twenty eighth one thousand nine hundred sixty the historic town of port arthur tasmania for ever changed the course of history here in australia thirty five falls lost their lives to a gunman massacre with the catalyst for the australian government massive sweeping changes in the laws the park owner sat by and selling a firearm maybe it's time for the united states to start looking for help. this is. the church secret indeed just like priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not the highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice doesn't do that and it does not give us the i intend then i included to use these out in. this. case. the. well go back to the guys are a part time max kaiser tim

and isaac they don't go away much right michael hansen will be in the secular don't go. to church secret indeed just like priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it literally i like to call this the do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not the highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that end of themselves and as the i intend. to do. this. is felt. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way was going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge tournaments and the huge amount of pressure you have to go i mean eight percent of the poll with you and you saw the all the great the british you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get the ball going let's go. alone. and i'm really happy to join the fall of two thousand and

bigger niche but without being patronizing they don't go away much right michael hansen will be in the secular don't go with. four men are sitting in a car when the fifth gets shot in the head. all four different versions of what happened one of them is on the death row there's no way he could have done it there's no possible way because the oldest did not shoot around a corner. what politicians do sometimes. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want to. have to go on to be the first to see what will before three of the more people. interested always in the waters about how. this should. well go back to the guys are a part time max kaiser time now to go to somebody who will explain how in fact the world's got so in the same way day the expertise the deep thinking and the renaissance like mindset of dr michael hudson welcome to the kaiser report well it's good to be back next i just heard some rumor you were in china ok break it down for us what's happening there trade talk trade war and how strop impacting that cou

. >> reporter: staunt haley hansen understands that need. >> there you go. >> reporter: there was a timeas living in motels and crashing on friends' couches. >> sometimes people need that little bit of a helping hand to get them on their way and better their future. >> reporter: she has seen firsthand how much these homes help other families. >> it makes me feel like i have a purpose. >> reporter: haley now plans to study construction management in college. she credits this class, which is building homes for the community and foundations fhe students. joe friar, nbc news, loveland, california. >> no better way to learn than to just actually go out and do it. >> real world experience and they are helping people in need all at once. >> and if he could do that to other subjects too, that would be a school i'd go back to. >> the perfect school 37. >>> a massachusetts high school student got a big surprise at graduation. tyler selliyman stepped on the stage to receive his diploma. the announcer introduced his father are david sel iyman he was granted special leave from his year-long deploymen

the justice department said ron rockwell hansen was taken into custody on saturday while on his way too get a connecting flight to china. state media in iran are saying the country is going to inform the united nations nuclear agency it is beginning the process of increasing its uranium enrichment capacity. this in the wake of president trump's decision to pull out of the international deal designed to limit iran's nuclear programme. iran's supreme leader outlined what will happen if the nuclear deal falls apart completely. translation: i've ordered iran's atomic energy agency to prepare to increase uranium enrichment capacity within the framework of the iran nuclear deal, and for preliminary preparations to be ready as soon as possible. once the president has made the order it can be started from tomorrow. he also warned european leaders iran would not tolerate more than 50 nations are now taking action to reduce plastic pollution, according to the biggest report so far from the united nations. the authors say policies are improving but more needs to be done to reduce the blight on ri

alen hansen and brandon belt would score. giants up 3 to 1...gorkys hernandez doubles to left center. nick hundley would score. four to one giants. the good news for san francisco fans is that they were able to stay on top. they win five to three. they've now won four of their last five. we go to chicago where the a's were taking on the white sox....down five to nothing in the second...stephen piscotty says....good.....bye....that ball is gone. a two run shot to center field. a's are on the board...here they come. game tied at 5 in the sixth. matt olson says i want in on that home run action...that ball is gone. that would put the athletics up 6 5 but still lots of game left. we go to the top of the 8th...nick martini lines one to center field. stephen piscotty isn't stopping at third base. he goes home, the throw is off and that proved to be the winning run against chicago. a's win 7 to 6. ((j.r.)and finally...here's a very local sporting event that happened last night in daly city.professional wrestling at the parcelli event center for the a

n rockwen, theoj said hansen was paid $800,000 to pass american military secrets to the chinese governmentcharges come a month before cia operative jerry chung was accused of helping destroy america's spy network in china, the motive, the money and means to spy on the united states and does a has for years. our leaders were hapless and dishonest harping on about, we spoke to tim ryan of ohio. america's trade deficit with china is more than $300 billion every single year. one of the biggest losers from that is america's industrial heartland. the state of ohio alone has lost 121,000 jobs due to the trade deficit. a high rate of opioid abuse. donald trump push to alter america's trretionship with china, should democrats back him? congressman tim right is a democrat. and 21,000 jobs in the state since 2001, seems like a crisis, a huge story. why is it not discussed more in washington. >> it is a regional issue. it hit manufacturing harder than anyone else. to china and other asian countries, hit the heartland the hardest as industrial states arou great lakes states competing with china, and no

alen hansen and brandon belt would score. giants up 3 to 1.hen bottom of the 7th...gorkys hernandez doubles to left center. nick hundley would score. four to one giants. the good news for san francisco fans is that they were able to stay on top. they win five to three. they've now won four of their last five. we go to chicago where the a's were taking on the white sox....down five to nothing in the second...stephen piscotty says....good.....bye....that ball is gone. a two run shot to center field. a's are on the board...here they come. game tied at 5 in the sixth. matt olson says i want in on that home run action...that ball is gone. that would put the athletics up 6 to 5 but still lots of game left. we go to the top of the 8th...nick martini lines one to center field. stephen piscotty isn't stopping at third base. he goes home, the throw is off and that proved to be the winning run against chicago. a's win 7 to 6. (j.r.)world cup is in full swing...big game this morning mexico taking on south korea after their victory last week over germany..

army special forces veteran jim hansen, thanks for coming on this morning. draft report allegedly is going to say james comey was insubordinate. what does that allege? >> if he was insubordinate he wasn't doing what somebody told him so who was telling him to do something he shouldn't be doing? sounds like it was the atty. gen.'s office, loretta lynch or sally yates. loretta lynch at one point told him not to call the clinton investigation an investigation but call it a matter. and comey's book he says there's classified information that has not been released that would show it was possible for the weather lynch to be impossible -- impartial. there is dirt that may come out in this. >> he is allegedly called this. we haven't seen it yet. it comes out this week. what is your opinion on what this means going forward? is this still a james comey problem, as far as trust goes, the general public. >> a massive problem for trust in the federal government and politicization of the process. right now if the fbi and doj were conspiring or colluding to help the clinto

this meeting, deputy assistant secretary of state joel rubin and army special forces veteran jim hansening. what do you want to see come from this summit? >> no doubt this is a make or break summit for the western alliance and this summit where donald trump will be meeting with vladimir putin will determine whether or not the united states and russia are closer or the united states and western europe are closer and there is no secret donald trump prefers vladimir putin personally to the leaders of germany, britain, the uk, france and others. it will determine where we go forward. we have major issues on national security, conflicts with russia like ukraine, syria, iran and election interference, a lot on the table but where we are in our alliance will be determined from the summit. >> i think the problem is not that donald trump thinks vladimir putin is not our enemy and is trying to make friends with him but we have differences with our allies in western europe and we can make better relations with russia so we have fewer problems with them. the idea that somehow we needs to have to ha

the worn one and only victor davis hansen, next. number one sleep doctor recommended remfresh.y sleep companion. available in the natural sleep section at walmart. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> laura: new evidence that the obama administration lied to the american people to get the iran nuclear deal done. the draft of a senate report shows that obama officials let iran gain access to the u.s. financial system despite testifying to congress that that would never happen. joined by victor davis hanson. you wrote a whole column about this administration. before we get to the iran deal. i want to read something specific for viewers. you wrote we are slowly appreciating over the last year that lying under oath was an obama administration requisite for a high position. until intel community. fbi comey lied. lied by oshg mission to the president and said director of initial intel jim clapper and john brent an may preapproved to be the most revator indicating officials in history of any administration. inconstitutionalized deception as a tool of gentleman. and: wow! i love that column. number 1. number

david hansen. the scholar joins us now. him an immigration attorney and author of the book save haven in america. great to you have both. give me your suggestion. lay it on me. >> well, people keep talking about the detenton centers and now the suggestion of military campus. we have over 500 colleges and universities and most of their dorms are only half utilized. many are in the sanctuary cities. we could contract the federal government to use idle dorms and draw on the resources of the campus for legal help and medical centers. kids could intern rather than going to wall street or washington. >> laura: a great idea. >> it raises the largest question, the answer to this question is: if you really have a trajectory for open boards, you have to go to school with them and live next to them. you can't just few them as cheap or inexpensive labor. that's part of the point. when peter fonda tweets from paradise, montana, the least diverse places in the united states about baron trump. it would have been easier if he said my grand

that was dan hansen, joining us from bloomberg.s is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: time for the bloomberg where we divide context and background on interest. today, opec has a beating in vienna. -- meeting in vienna. it has been jolting the world. the 14 member quelled -- club of oil exporters is a successful case of a cartel. another challenge for long-term survival as the u.s. releases record supplies of shale oil and as the planet turns to renewable energy. opec is again deploying the most trusted tool, welding output to push up here is the situation. in 2016, opec members reached a packed to cut production. the even joined forces with fierce opec competitor. by 2015, the gamble had paid off. the surplus was eliminated and oil was at a high. the danger now is whether the success backfires. president donald trump has complained about rising oil has asked the u.s. some opec producers to pump more. here is the background. opec accounts for 30% of world output, controls the bubble -- old of global reserves, and operates most profitable fields

hansen felt one. it looked like it was off his foot.lins were up 1-0. ground rule double off the bat of belt who had a nice day. 3-4 and in rbie ending continues. nice to see pentz get in the highlight reel with a little shot to right field. that will fetch a run. hernandez with his usual daily contribution with the bat. right-center field. two runs will score. 1. it's got harry late, but catchers legs going for a double. that looks like an effort and the ball gets loose and he is going to check out another bag there. had first and i think the dugout got the biggest kick of seeing the catcher have to run three bases. the marlins made it tight. giants squeak it out 6-5 with some good hitting. i will tell you what. you get the a's out of the road and they are basch brothers 2.0. they have got 21 games and a well away from home hitting and today they bashed several. including franklin who came in with an o 71 batting average. he not only hits one out. he hits one out of sight. 424 feet. the bullpen said that is the guy we traded for. he co

he was hollywood hansen. >> he sure was. >> that was the 49ers first ever super bowl parade. this is what they said about dwight this afternoon. >> he handled it with so much grace and style and humor. he touched many lives. he was like the cool kids. everybody was friends or wanted to be friends with him. if he said anything, he would tell right now he has no regrets. and the way he has gone about these last couple years -- >> i would say no regrets. i liked what he said, he was the cool kid, but the add-on to that, he never acted like he was the cool kids. he would go through airports, traveling with him during the post game show, he always had time for everybody. he would take the selfies, ask for autographs, he would sign them and put into quotations, "the catch". the biggest kick he got, any 49er fan, he could not believe this was his life. >> i met him once and walked away going that is one nice guy and one humble guy. he was really great. so genuine and really a nice guy. not full of himself at all. he went out truly, truly loved. >> don too young, 61 years old. thank

none other than alan hansen delivering the tying blow into the bleachers. his fifth.brandon crawford in the clutch. delivers. from second base. there you go. a 5-4 walkoff for the giants. they have won six out of the last seven. we go to texas where there is trouble for the a's. they have given up nine homers. >> he gave up six runs and if you are looking for positives of from the a's. as usual it is davis. his 15th already. hit it off the 45-year-old cologne. a two run shot. that is all they would score. the a's on the short end. that is the sporting line for this our. it is 11:00 and time for more news . >>> coming up next at 11. the grass cyrus sent a plume of smoke across the county and investigators think they know how it sparked. >>> of the 11:00 news on ktvu fox2 starts now. >> three people have been hurt including a firefighter and all the smoke brought in a health advisory. hello again, everyone. >> the fire is still in active seen tonight. the grass fire first broke out about 5:30. been is spread to a wrecking yard called a1 auto which is right on the highwa

here with me, sherita hansen, she will talk to us about why she supports pamela preis.'s the better candidate? >> pamela is a civil rights attorney, and she has fought for justice for everybody her whole life. >> we can from a situation where she was in foster care, and to be able to make this wonderful career. my grandkids go to school here, i love the diversity, and all of the different children, all of the different backgrounds. i just want all of them to have a fair shake at our justice system. >> do you not think that that's the case under the current da? >> i think that's not the case in our whole justice system, nationally. there's a whole new movement where we had put away people, incarcerated people, we would use the war on drugs, and a lot of situations, marijuana, to incarcerate the people that were uncomfortable with. it's time that everybody has the same justice system. nancy has done a lot of good things for women, especially, but it's time to move forward, and do more for everybody. >> i will let you get back to the party. the party is going on, the polls

primary night, cnn's senior political writer sarah hansen with me. and katelyn conner joins me, dana bash is going to join me in just a moment. thank you that you all for joining us. harry, this is a huge upset, what's going on? >> nobody thought that crowley was going down. there was some noise on the left that there was going to be a challenge. the intercept got behind joe crowleys. in the ninth district of new york in that kor cucaucus, and in that race is doing particularly well. there does seem there was some argue before tonight there was a lot of energy on the progressive side, there certainly was this evening. >> let's talk about her a little more. she's running to crowley's left. it says even with universal healthcare, federal jobs guarantees, crowley is a formidable liberal record to lean on. so, she is young, but -- >> she is young, she's also a minority candidate in a district that is majority minority, she's a woman in the year of a woman. to me it's amazing joe crowley didn't have a fire in the fe he wasn't liberal enough. >> what discu

she was suspended for one week and a hampshire democrat maggie hansen this in turn worked for her.r to president kellyanne conway not happy about just a suspension. watch. >> look at this in turn last week. a congressional summer intern. her name is katelynn mariotte. i'm sure she is being deified on the socialist left. she gets a week suspension still has her job. i guarantee i talked to the president this morning you said by the way i can promise you on his behalf that a white house intern here this summer anything like that to an elected official let alone the president of the united states the f word followed by the name but i guarantee that person would be gone. liz: let's bring back the panel. gina comments great to have you back gene and wendy. gene m. senator hassan is saying her behavior and what the intern said you shouldn't be equated with the president that the president is the worst factor here. what are your comments on that? >> this is an intern speaking in a place that should have a certain level of decorum. she not only should be fired but she should be taken home

in fact the major efforts in the early 70s in the select committees committed under julia hansen andunder bowling failed. the field in large part because although the democratic caucus with the increasingly illiberal tinge to it the congress itself was pretty much controlled by the conservative coalition. that was the coalition of southern democrats which is the reason the democratic party was the dominant party and the reason for party controls congress with 58 out of six years between 1934 and 1994 and it was the reason that -- i'm sorry, 32 and 94 the fight not a political scientist. that conservative coalition was able to squelch most of the progressive legislation and the reform of the house rules that would have reform house and democratized the house. that conservative coalition double down in the caucus by the reference to the seniority system which gave itself a reform from it ten which gave chairmanships based purely upon how long you were alive. if you have false you were the chairman and the notion was to award chairmanships of the dispassionate basis so that you did not

michael hansen. thank you. regulatory this time we will be telling you what crypto investors are getting excited about today. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ i am mark crumpton with first word news. during a senate confirmation hearing today, retired admiral, the nominee to be the next ambassador to south korea kumal is asked to give his assessment of north korea's nuclear capabilities. >> do you think we no longer need to worry about north korea's nuclear threat? >> i think we must continue to worry about the nuclear threat. >> i appreciate that because i know the president said that after single -- after singapore, oh we no longer have to worry. >> the admiral also told the committee that president trump's proposal to suspend military drills with south korea would affect, "a new landscape for korea." the international monetary fund warns that public spending hikes are increasing risks to the global economy by boosting debt, and pushing the dollar higher. againsts also warning u.s. tariffs. >> our recommendation is to

the world cup it's all about football thank you very much yes let's get our world cup update chris hansen from t.w. sport this is fill us in on what a day spain has just knocked out of saudi arabia talk us through that one nil victory you know i did expect you're going to score more goals than just one against saudi arabia because they were handed a beat down five nil by russia the host nation you know but this particular match it started off with luis suarez you know getting the first goal of the match it was a first half quarter we're taking a look at it now who we suarez if you remember was suspended in the last world cup for biting he's known to use his teeth right now uses exley technique to finish the way he always is known for this is one hundred appeared for your why there's another look and he calmly waits and just puts the ball easily in the euro why did miss out on dublin there you. their lead saudi arabia had plenty of ball they just really couldn't do anything good with it and the victory means that your wife join russia and they now qualify for the knockout stages cindy in s

on trade out as there is alan hansen all. as he was making friends with this enemy in singapore u.s. president donald trump also talked about making enemies of his friends the fallout from the g. seven summit in canada has followed him here but the president insists his goal is feed or treat the united states because of bad management and because of presidents that didn't care about trade or didn't understand it or whatever reason for many years with china being obviously the most successful at it but the european union the second one hundred fifty one billion we lost they were represented at the meeting and we're being taken advantage of on tray one economics expert says any trade dispute creates problems for everyone the demolition are usually opposition down as i said at the beginning trade is something that benefit over all. times and that it has been a benefit to all around the well so far the president also talked about that viral photo the one where other g seven leaders seem to be confronting him over his position on

here we are going into day nine of the football world cup chris hansen from t w sports is here to take us through the action welcome as thank you let's start with nigeria the super eagles beating iceland two nil now this might be a bit of a surprise the way they bounced back after the first game against croatia it's a good point you know ice they did have the upper hand going into this mess and their coach how grim son called the nigerian side strong quick direct and really good at counter attacking i don't know what he saw how prophetic he was but that's exactly how it played out on the pitch the let's take a look at the action the super eagles turned up the heat on iceland just up the group after the break leicester city obvious mussa off a quick counterattack rifle home a thunderbolt from inside the box and he wasn't done in the seventy fifth minute. he came back for more. scoring abrasive obviously the super eagles are thrilled there were three a lot of hype around this team their jersey was selling off the rack so this is see you know them with the big rebound so as that result wa

for the first time it has a negotiation and part b and and hansen negotiation in part d. so yes, it has fulfilled the presidents promise. >> that is not how i or anybody else understood. it was medicated part d allowing us to negotiate drug prices and allowing drugs to come down under that part. i'm concerned that does not fulfill the promise to how ople heard it and how i understood it would have a much bigger impact. there are a number of proposals democrats have already proposed. keeping companies from gaming .da regulatory incentives i hope you will push senator mcconnell to bring those up as they have already been introduced ande can get those steps down. what is inmost of our loop current we will agree on. you may have additional things you would like to see but most in the blueprint, there is significant bipartisan allowance for us to work on. i'd says we saw in our colleagues government affairs committee, the second most prescribed prices are increasing. since president trump took office. i would like to know when this will pay off for patients, not a cautionary m

>> i would and of course everyone is looking for apple to make a get hansen -- enhancements to siri.2, they're offering the ability to basic you last year to become a voice interface. that is different from a voice assistants in thehat you can say, hey siri, i want you to do this function in a particular application. it is a very interesting new way to start thinking about theory -- siri and it could be a way for apple to say, this may be a because infor us something major versus alexa and google assistant, apple is falling behind. note that apple is now providing support for some older phones and you know that people seem to be holding their iphones along here. is that just a natural thatction for the length people are holding the device and apples simply has to respond here? >> i think that is true and i found it interesting that that is the way they started, the whole section on ios was to say, we will enhance the capability of the phones people had for a long time. they do recognize people are holding onto these devices. to bes an effort by apple realistic and say, people will ho

james hansen testified before the u.s. congress on the need to address climate change. 30 years ago this month. he was a top nasa climate scientist on a hot summer day in june of 1988 before the united states senate committee on energy and natural resources. dr. hansen testified that, and i quote, global warming has reached a level such that we can ascribe with a high degree of confidence a cause and effect relationship between the greenhouse effect and observed warming. he said it is already happening now. well, 30 years have passed since then. 30 years of added science. 30 years of new science. 30 years of updated reports, and 30 years of mounting evidence of how right hansen was. yet here we still are in congress, still willfully ignoring the unprecedented changes to the climate and the oceans, changes that threaten our planet and its rich array of plant and animal life, changes that put at risk homes, farms, forests, and coasts, changes that affect our very human health and well-being. these are not computer model proj