hov rules are relaxed for everyone except the john hanson highway.will go back to the news desk. >>> quick reminder. metro will spend the holiday weekend making repairs. four green line stations will be closed,. waterfront, navy yard, anacostia, and congress heights. shuttle buses will be available. >>> 6:42, 39 degrees. >> we will be right back. at bank of america we're lending and investing in the people and communitiesie who call greater washington, d.c. home. from supporting an organization that helps new citizens find their way... to proudly supporting our washington redskins... and partneriring with a school that brings academic excellence to the anacostia community. because the more we do in greater washington, d.c. the more we help make opportunity possible. >>> republican presidential candidates rick perry is on a media blitz after yesterday' -- one depots the debate bryan freiss. >> last night to the texas governor stopped by the late show with david letterman to offer his top-10 excuses or what went wrong. >> #5 excuse -- >> delaware ne-wl

let's get to this case of the hands and aggregates -- hanson aggregates. they were fined by the state of california for illegal mining. the location is pier 96. while this company owes sfpuc a lot of money, what has been happening in the interim is that aggregate operations create a lot of pollution in the southeast sector. so it is not that the hanson management is just going money to -- owing money to sfpuc, but it has adversely impacted the constituents of the southeast sector. i hope, finally, in the few seconds that i have, that this report is posted somewhere so that we can follow off on it. thank you very much. supervisor campos: thank you very much. before we continue, let me apologize -- i forgot to ask the office of citizen complaints to come up. my apologies. a number of us were pretty late this morning with occupy san francisco. but we have the executive director who was also joined by the executive director of the police commission. i wanted to make sure i give you an opportunity to respond to what was said. >> thank you very much, and good mo

> i was telling him, it's smart that he's acting, because, you know, they go in these phases, the hansons, remember them, all those guys two through these phases. and it's weird to see musicians hang around, like u2 and led zeppelin. that's really tough to do. i want to a birthday party, drew carey, and he had got kc and the sunshine band to show up to perform. >> jimmy: to perform? >> it was great. this guy comes out and they say, kc and the sunshine band, looks like the host, and it was him. >> jimmy: it was -- >> he's standing there, he goes -- there was silence, and he goes, okay, i know what you're thinking. what the hell happened to me? i'm 60, that's what happened to me. he said this is what justin

i'm here with eileen hanson, a former member of the san francisco ethics commission where she servedears. ms. hanson is an opponent to proposition e. >> why should voters vote on proposition sthench >> it takes away the rights of voters. it's a perfect example of the voters able to have their say and vote and proposition e is a measure that once the voters have spoken, amend that decision or repeal that decision. so this measure actually undoes what the voters have said and that's not appropriate, in my view, or in the view of many, many, many who have come forward to oppose proposition everyone. >> persons who are in favor of proposition everyone argue that it's limited in scope. it doesn't apply to amendments put on the ballot of voters signatures and it's 20% of the measures passed by the voters. how do you address that snitch >> it applies to e issue that was put on the ballot by the mayor or board of supervisors. while it doesn't apply to measures put on the ballot through signature gathering, it applies to very important measures that came to us through our elected officials. a

it's been a dream to play under coach hanson.rything he has done has been successful. >> reporter: how neat is it to think you have been in one place 27 seasons? >> i have no desire to go any place else. it doesn't feel that long until i see pictures of myself. i'm getting a little bit older. >> reporter: earlier this season, bruce had a rock star moment. yorktown rolled over herndon helping him earn his 200th career victory. >> it's a good feeling. i like this ball club. i thought it was special winning 200 games with these guys. it was special for me. the best thing about coaching high school football is you get to do something you love to do. our guys here have been great. the football players we have had, we have won more than we lost. i think that's important. also more important is we have a great group of guys. the guys i work with, coaching wise, i worked with great coaches, too. >> one of the great coaches -- offensive line coach gene pasadi who has been coaching 49 years. normal kids that believe in themselves and makin

hov rules relaxed for everyone except the john hanson highway.y traffic pattern. clara barton parkway, canal road a two-wave patterns. no delay at georgia avenue. virginia looks good. 66 95, 395 moving nicely. patty and biotec -- i am happy above that -- about that >>> more americans are expected to drink in 2012. >> where is the peacbeef >? walmart is going to get a better quality of beef. it is driving the wholesale price to an eight-year high. the senate is approving legislation to give tax breaks to companies hiring veterans. it's part of president obama's jobs bill. a survey says that one out of five employers plan to hire veterans over the next 12 months. they need help as they are battling higher than average unemployment. one of the biggest challenges in reporting veterans is that they don't always marked their military experience. alcohol sales are expected to rise slightly next year. a forecast says they are starting to see consumers treating themselves to a drink or two while dining out, for the economy. and i would like to say happy v

for hanson, we have 48 open recommendations. none were contested. one was closed. the 48 open include two in process and 5 potentially being contested. we find that this is high risk for this particular audit, and we acknowledge that puc has recovered $40,000 in rent by the report issued today, but it has not yet collected $120,000 of other funds do that were identified by the audit team. -- of other funds due. some reports indicate the potential of other revenue loss. supervisor campos: so that i understand on this one, the report came out in august 2010, where you basically say that not all the lease payments were made and that the puc was not properly managing leases. in the report, you say there was no follow-up response received from the puc? >> we received a six-month follow-up. we have not received our 1-year -- i apologize. we did not receive our six-month period -- six-month. they are here and will be able to answer to what they have done thus far. then, finally, we have the audit of crystal springs golf partner. we have 22 open recommendations. we have no

matter as much. >> i shop for one person, that's my wife, and i go to one store. >> that was bob hanson reporting. experts say apply the same rules if you shop online with your cell phone or a tablet device. >>> meanwhile, prosecutors are trying to decide whether to charge a woman accused of pepper spraying a crowd during a black friday sale. according to police reports, a woman pepper sprayed a group of 20 people gathered around a crate filled with discounted xbox games at a walmart in los angeles. she then bought the xbox and left the store before police arrived. now there are still questions whether the woman used pepper spray to her advantage or whether she actually felt threatened. police say she turned herself in to custody and was released. >>> a prince george's county neighborhood is in mourning today after a fire ripped through a home early yesterday morning killing a 6-year-old boy. firefighters were called out to the 2400 block of griffin street in maryland. neighbors heard the siren then saw the smoke and flames. firefighters were able to revive two women. the little boy die

bought hanson tells us if this is working -- bob hanson. >> shoppers flooding to the malls looking fore best deals. this year the deals are coming earlier and earlier. >> i think people are embracing it. >> others are reluctantly accepting it. >> you have more time to shop and compare. >> surveys show people are doing a christmas shopping earlier this year. >> i don't get too concerned about it until the first of december. then i get serious. >> everybody is having good deals. whenever there is a sale, you cannot pass it up. >> what about black friday? that is still going to happen. >> you try to extend the christmas season as long as you can. >> early shoppers are looking for the best deals without the pressure to buy, while stores continued to lower their prices. merchants aren't leaving it to chance. sales are starting early this year. >> it is kamenetz you save -- it is about how much you save. >> another recall alert for toyota owners. jane kill has the bloomberg business report -- jane king. >> hundreds of thousands of vehicles recalled from toyota involving toyota and lexus vehi

bob hanson has that story. >> judy bear already has perez events under her christmas tree and is already making plans to shop for more on black friday. >> it is an adrenalin rush for sure. >> a rush that involves getting up very early. >> last year we were at kohl's at 3:00 in the morning. >> black friday is getting a makeover. stores like toys r us and walmart say they will open their doors to shoppers at 9:00 and 10:00 at night on thanksgiving. >> this year retailers are saying i need that consumer to come into my store to do their christmas shopping and i want to get them as early as possible. >> tough economic times means target, macy's, best buy and more are also opening doors at midnight. >> i don't mind it. i really don't mind it. i will go whenever the getting is good. >> while shoppers may not mind, some employees are unhappy. there is even a petition to try to move black thursday a little later. >> i think that's the way holidays are working it is just an evolution of the work environment. >> whether it is 10:00 at night thanksgiving or 3:00 in the morning on black friday, some

phillies hanson is 52-year-old from orlando, florida.ixth grade. she hasn't trusted anybody to cut it till now. now that luis is in town, she is ready. let's listen to her story. >> i am so excited. >> so am i. >> we get to chop this hair off. why are you ready right now? >> well, i've had it for 40 years about. it's just time. i have an 18-year-old daughter that says it's time, too. >> this has been an emotional four years for you. >> it has. i lost both parents to cancer and taking care of them. so it's been rough. >> well, we are so happy we can give you this gift. are you ready to be pampered? >> i am ready to be pampered. thank you so much for this opportunity. >> okay. here's the deal. phyllis is here with people. savannah, her friend olivia and carla, kitty, cindy, mary, jean and annie. you guys all ready? keep your blindfolds on. here is phyllis hanson before with the long hair. let's see the new you, come on out! [ applause ] >> take off your blind folds. >> oh, my god! >> spin around and look in that mirror. >> oh, my god! >> i

anthony marshall is making a poster of john hanson. he was not intimidated. the tar heels are up by seven. unlv knocks off no. 1 north carolina. kentucky is likely to take over the top spot on monday. please stay with us for another check on the forecast. >> we are loving it but note it will end. >> it cannot go on for ever. we will try to get one more day out of it. we will get a lot of clouds monday night into tuesday. there may be some showers on tuesday and wednesday. we will be in the 50's and eventually the 40's. >> thank you. that is it for 11 news at 6:00. lightly news is next. we will see you back here after the game. >> this is a tv 11 editorial from president and general manager dan joerres. as we celebrate thanksgiving, we give thanks for those who make our community a special place to live. we're thankful for the ravens and encourage children to get involved in sports. the want of the young fans understand the benefits of exercise and a healthy lifestyle. kudos to professor race brought international recognition to baltimore for the nobel prize.

hanson was paid by the early campaign. if convicted he could face up to 11 years in prison. >>> the state public service commission is saving some maryland consumers from a big spike in their natural gas bill. they applied for a substantial rate increase for its maryland customers to pay for infrastructure repairs but the request was turned down saying such improvements do not justify a surcharge. >>> they released the wiretap recordings. >> what do you want me to do with this money? >> put it in your panties and walk out of the house. >> that was johnson telling his wife to hide tens of thousands of dollars from federal agents raiding their home. around plea agreement johnson faces up to 20 years for each of duocounts. >>> you heard the phrase what a difference today makes. yesterday's sun is gone and replaced by gray clouds. mother nature is not done yet. there could be rain on the way. marty bass is over in the weather center. >> reporter: let's go to first warning doppler radar where we are just now starting to see a l

let's bring in jenny hanson a reporter with our portland affiliate koin.as injured, another protester was arrested. what's happening right now? looks like an awful lot of people behind you. >> well, we're standing in the location with the two parks where there are a large amount of protesters, still gathered. they say they will remain out here. they have no plans to leave. in fact, they're supposed to be a general assembly meeting with the occupy portland camp a few blocks from here. these people tell me that general assembly meeting will then come this way and stay with these people. in fact, they've set up a food line, if you can see it, a little chow line. there are police that are stationed at every corner of the parks here and they are letting people come in and out, but they are searching backpacks and bags and, in fact, they checked one of our own photographer's bags. you can see if you look in the other corner, there are riot police on every corner and a lot of cleaning out here. this is a very different scene from last night when there was still m

want to know more about a different robocalls that came from elijah cummings about the same time the hanson call went out. >> i figured it had to be very influential or important person. how would they know that mr. henson's calls were going to roll, to be able to respond so quickly? >> it took most of the day to select a jury in this case and because of the notoriety of the case. the panel consists mostly of women, almost evenly split but -- almost evenly split between black and white. jayne miller, wbal-tv 11 news. >> crews are investigating a serious accident bobbing a school bus. skyteam 11 was over the scene after it happened just a few hours ago on west patapsco avenue. the bus and four other vehicles were involved. police say several people were rushed to shock trauma. >> baltimore police detective said they are investigating war cases of police impersonation tonight. police said the crimes are happening between 10:00 at night and 2:00 in the morning in the area of patterson park. they say they are not wearing police here, but they tell victims they are with law enforcement. >> the i

jim hanson at nasa or foremost climatologist said tab heavily -- tap heavly into that tar sand deposit and it's and i quote essentially game over for the climate. >> stephen: game over for the climate? >> there will still be a climate. we'll just change what it's made of. it will be there, as a matter of fact matter of fact, we will be able to see it more. we'll be more aware of the climate. you are looking at the glass half empty. i'm saying it's half full of carbon. >> it will be-- and it will be half full of water because we'll see the flooding that we've seen around the world including in my home state of vermont the last couple of years absolutely record off the charts. just increasing more and more and more all the time. >> stephen: are you from vermont. >> yes. >> stephen: did you ride your bicycle down here, drive ox cart, how did you get down here, or dow have a vehicle that ones on hypocrisy, how did you get down here. >> there is to doubt that, you know, i'm a hypocrite. i've spent the last four years on the move around the planet, building this big global climate movement a

. >>> this story this morning is eastbound route 50, john hanson highway, it is closed outside the beltway with an overturned truck and a couple of vehicles involved. it should be there for about an hour. i'll tell you more about that and other area roadways andrea and mike? >>> 4:40. time for the first your money segment of the morning. >>> jessica is off today. investors are expected to turn their attention, once again, to europe. on friday the modest improvement in the job markets overshadow the debt crisis in europe. the dow slid 61. s&p 500 was down 8. the nation's general wealth cap is -- generation al, excuse me, wealth cap is at its widest margin on record. the number suggests a person who is 65 or older has a net worth 47 times greater than someone 35 or younger. the disparity has the highlight of what a down economy is having on younger americans. mortgages worth more than the value of their homes and huge college debt are contributing. >>> the deal to buy t-mobile usa may make until the middle of next quarter i don't to close. the deal has been held up as at&t fights antitrust r

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i am the product manager for hanson aggregates. we move about 1 million or 1.5 million tons of sand and gravel through those terminals. generally speaking, we support the america's cup and what it will bring to the city. it does impact our business substantially on our sand mining operations, which happens to be where the race area is. we mine on the tides, so generally, twice a day. we see that there is substantial impact on our mining side. we bring about 500,000 tons of sand. with that, and just general notes of encroachment of non- maritime businesses into the area, especially down at the cesar chavez cargo area. temporary structures allowing events like the america's cup and even encroaching on pier 80. said there is a very large picture here. keeping at your maritime businesses, like mine, viable and operating as we look forward in the future with all the developments that you are now contemplating. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment on this item? questions? no? ok. thank you. ok. 9d, informational presentation

bob hanson has tips to keep your shopping experience a little safer. >> reporter: from traditional hands-onerspace way of doing it. >> yeah, i -- my shopping doing on line. >> i like online better. >> you know i think more at the store. >> wherever you go, some common sense can save seasonal heartache. especially shopping on line. >> we would say do not use a debit card. >> privacy expert, megan bohn says when buying over the computer use a credit card when possible. >> you can dispute any unauthorized charges. with your debit card you are out the money. then you have to get the money back. >> a price too good to be true there is something wrong. and you want to get out of there. >> internet security expert says not only do you need to shop with a little scepticism, but don't be too quick to give out personal information to any website. >> you should not previovide an more information needed to complete. >> such as salary information, your age, your sex. >> you want to use common sense when you shop on line. the sam as if you were shopping at the mall. >> if you go into a store and want to

and wash it and tip it over to the concrete producers, bodhi, central, and others, rose and jensen, hanson, and the sand is coming down the sacramento river to mix with the aggregate to make concrete. the other thing that happens down in this area of san francisco, we are becoming more and more green at society. we are taking the asphalt and recycling it, and then we take concrete and put it through -- they will put it through a grinder and grind it to different rock sizes and use that as the aggregate for asphalt or concrete. i am not sure if this is a sand pile for the concrete or if this is a recycle plant. but it is one of them. the city has opened up the large piers that unfortunately are not being used. we don't have the commerce we had in the old days. it has gone to oakland. we don't have the real site on the side of the bay. >> south of market has very unusual conditions, settlement. >> south of market, that particular fixture is at sixth street, which is right in the heart of this. some of the largest magnitudes of movement during the 1906 earthquake occurred in this area of what

the first time under the coach bruce hanson, this is not taking off until 7:30 tonight. you covered with the highlights at 10:00. >>> and let's move on and talk about the redskins. they start with some 49ers. they're listed as questionable and they're trent williams, and fred davis and phillip buchanan. one player who is sure to be there is 49er vernon davis, who will be celebrating his home coming and he played at dun bar high school and collegiately in maryland n. 2009, he caught 13 touchdowns, tied for an nfl record by a tight end and clearly leads the niners in catches, yards, and receptions. and that is the biggest throughout air. >> he's a great athlete, great tight end and he runs the great. >> an amazing athlete. he's come over the last few years, pro bowl tight end and i am sure he's going to try with a breakout game. >>> tomorrow in college park, 15 seniors will make their final appearance in front of the home crowd in a terps uniform and maryland hosts virginia and that is an up-and- down year, losers of four straight and randy edsall is trying to stay positiv

i believe those reforms are absolutely essentials and as the former labor pension secretary lord hanson said, and he said this, it is hard to imagine a better deal than this. what i would say to people who are on strike today is they are going on strike at a time when negotiations are still underway. the right hon. gentleman refers to what was said in june. let me remind him what he said on the 30th of june. these strikes are wrong. these strikes are wrong at a time when negotiations are going on. >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker. >> order! >> i say to people who are engaged in orchestrated barricades, for whichever side -- very tedious and juvenile and the public to not wanted and needed to our. as the prime minister will be heard. that is all there is to it. >> they declared negotiations at the end four weeks ago. they made their final offer. they said they would make the final offer. they haven't even met the union for four weeks. and what has the prime minister gone around saying to people? he is privately delighted the unions have walked into his trap. that is the reality. he has been s