hanson. is there a grievance, first of all, what kind of scientist are you? >> well, i don't know whatd ofenouea s a pcs try, a mathematics. i was initially a planetary science. i had an experiment that went to nus and anotherth t te ennin tete 19 ib fusmy he h'le. i realized our planet is more interesting because it's changing before our eings, and it's going to eciio o ibom cmcist e general agreement among climate scieist about the issue of global warming nd is global warming the st trm inr w? e glwainis rent m, t pns geg me raa are changing the atmospheric comp composition. it might be a little more neutl than e climate ao wia ur anon n n all the -- if we continue to burn all the fossil fuels. >> if you were a policy maker what polici wold you ca ais pn tolese is sm. thobistt il l e hest er t 're not really cheapest. they're cheapest only because they don't pay their cost to society. in fact there's subsidized to a nefo$biodar a rwoid d h ayorhe nfts of air and water pollution that are causedy the mining and the burning of thse fuels. and they don't have t

hanson as with all hot small stocks started to cool off.l off the radar screen and people stopped talking about it, the stock recharged and powered higher again. it was an amazing renaissance and a testament that when analysts stop following a company and the earnings start percolating again as was the case with hanson in 2011 a lazarus like move can happen especially when the fad drink which was monster vang wished the competition from major soda brands everyone said would wipe out monster but didn't materialize. ultimately hanson took out the high in 2011 and never looked back. here's the bottom line. small speculative hot momentum stocks are worth owning but uh you have to know when to sell. that's when too many analysts are on the bandwagon. use four as a good number. six is when you definitely have to trim your position. stay with cramer. >> announcer: don't get mad, get even. more "mad money." catch cramer at 6:00 and 11:00 eastern on cnbc. the vertical chair-climb. ] it's not an olympic sport, but it takes real effort and it takes a

hanson can no longer walk. instead, she uses a scooter to get around. she says the crash is still in her mind, even after five years. >> almost every day, i think about it. and especially if i hear helicopters go over. and i just look at them. and it takes me back, inside. >> the ntsb has blamed a manufacturing defect in the chopper's tail section for causing the accident. hanson received a settlement for her injuries from the companies connected to the helicopter. as she looked back, she says she's not angry at those companies and calls all of this a terrible accident. >>> it is 4:36 right now. a bay area family using simple online detective work to help recover some stolen property. while searching craigslist, they found jewelry which was taken from their home in san leandro. several of those items had the very same contact number, so the family then decided to call police with their leads and officers jumped on this case. after investigators set up a buy, they were able to make an arrest. the victim who does not want to be identified is grateful. >>

s attention that summer is a horrifying story about tanner hanson and the night he encounters the 311 wrapped up his junior year in high school and is enjoying all the graduation parties with his friends. on a warm saturday night, tanner drives to this park where he meets his best friend craig. some girls show up. and one of them suggests going to a party. another friend winces at the idea. but the group decides to go anyway. that's a decision tanner now wishes he had never made. tanner's friend craig. >> a lot of kids were coming in. some of my friends that i knew, and i was just like, oh, we don't have to worry about that. there's no problem. >> the group seems to be having a good time. but then without warning, says craig, the mood at the party changes. people they don't know are staring at them. one in particular. >> i've never been stared at like that. >> they decide to leave but as craig and tanner head for craig's truck, that intense stranger and a whole group of boys follow them. >> he came up to the window. we would ask him if he could leave. they said just, they were saying

they have lifted hov except for the john hanson highway. that never changes. interstate travel, beltway travel, still working in our favor. your biggest challenge has been of your own subdivision and onto some of the where you might still find temporary stop signs around the region. no problems at the american bridge, the wilson bridge, and 66 and 95. the challenge is only to get there. waiting for an updated of closures. stick around for that. back to you. >> thank you. sure to be another rough day dealing with the the deadly storms on friday. severe weather blamed for 22 deaths. 1.8 million people still without power. here's a look of the latest numbers in the d.c. region. pepco has 130,000 outages. dominion has nearly 83,000 customers without power. bge still waiting to restore customers, 50,000 of them. they are working around the clock. 200 paul workers mostly from quebec, canada, arrived in fort myers today to assist in efforts.on it will be working with dominion today. >> many customers without power again. the possibility of restoration stretching into

they want to take hanson and his engineer off the ship. gooth sets her coast guard helicopter at the bow again. and wearing survival suits, the captain and the engineer will need to cross the boat from the wheelhouse to the bow. >> from our point of view they got about halfway across. we saw the captain slip, go down on his knees, and this huge mound of ice just crushed -- came across the deck and swept them overboard. >> oh, no! >> the two men are flung into 28-degree water. the tide pulls them dangerously close to the monarch. it looks like they'll be crushed by their own ship. now they're at the mercy of mother nature. >> waves come in sets, so not only were they hammered by that one wave that washed them over, there were about three others that came through, just boom, boom, boom, right on top of them, crushing them. we're sitting up here going, what are we going to do now? >> the wind is howling at 30 to 40 knots, but pilot gooth moves fast. she maneuvers her chopper tight between the monarch and the coast guard ship. with a steady ha

julia's hanson is a free man this weekend. he was released yesterday he was released because of jail overcrowding and days off for good behavior. it was sentenced to 60 days in jail for his role in the illegal 2010 election day robocall. >> he was with his mother this morning when i got word that he had been released. he went right to the hospital. i am sure he is there now with his sister. >> his co-defendant in the case did not receive any prison time. the obama campaign is in virginia for the second straight day, taking to the airwaves in attack ads. the romneyamp is fighting back. >> at a rally near richmond, va., hundreds of people arrived to see president obama. the president took on both mother nature and republican mitt romney in a speech that is looking like a key fall battleground. >> they have been called pioneers of outsourcing. >> that is the ad attacking mitt romney. >> ♪ both beautiful for spacious skies >> the romney camp says that the outsourcing claims are untrue. >> the president claims have been outrageous.

the pentagon denied requests and hanson never responded. >> a high chair recall tonight.ost 500,000 proprietary are being recalled for pegs on the back leg of the chair that children could fall on and get cut or bruised. there have been 21 reports of children getting hurt. they are sold between january 2005 and it this month. the were sold at babies are us and bye-bye baby. >> this is when you have to see. a south carolina woman attempting to catch a fish. >>oh [beep] >> do you think he said zero golly? [laughter] they were trying to record her catching her first fish when able sharp snap it away from her. the family says while the 5 ft. long 200 pound shark will not stop them from fishing, they will not be going swimming. that was not at the beach. that was where their town house is. >> if they had not been rolling on that nobody would have ever believe that story. >> that is a fishtail. >> for short. >> let's see what is coming up at 6:00. >> gordon peterson is live. >> will continue campaign that -- we continue coverage of the campaign some scandal with mayor vincent g

. >> reporter: her adult son beaten and they both live in this house behind us on hanson street. everything happened just after 10:00 last night that is when three suspects confronted the woman outside of her house and barged inside. all four people to who live here were forced into the family room. at some point one of the men and the suspects started a fight. he opened fire and shots broke out and at last check, they are still on the loose according to police. this morning union city police are telling us they do believe the motive for this crime is home invasion style robbery was indeed theft although at this point it is unclear if these suspects who barged into the house stole anything from the home but again, a woman shot, she underwent surgery and her condition is not known and of course i will work to get information, alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> it was a very tense scene overnight. our surveillance cameras took footage near the area last night. a man wanted for a serious crime several miles north of sunny veil. the search lasted several hours but there was

. >> reporter: as crews rescued hanson she felt pain. she had broken her hip, pelvis and ankle. >> i'm surprised no one here heard me screaming because the pain was horrible. >> reporter: before the crash she had trouble walking around because of nerve damage caused by cancer. after the accident she has a hard time standing up. >> almost every day i think about it especially if i hear helicopters going on. i just look at them. it takes me back inside. >> reporter: a tail defect was the cause of the crash. three others were injured. >> i am very fortunate that i survived it. >> reporter: she's settled with the companies connected to the chopper. he says she's not angry at the companies calling all of this a terrible accident. >>> a shocking story now in utah. a murder suspect stole a plane from an airport earlier today and then killed himself after crashing before take off. bryan hedgeling got access to a 50 passenger jet. a police officer found him inside dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. he was wanted in the

retired city historian gladys hanson says they started thety -- -- this handsome art deco art buildinglost part of its footing. it was saved then by in 1982 the building really started losing its underpinning. with not much left underneath it the building had to be demolished. >> maybe the people that were born and raised here might be a little more aware because stories like these are passed on through generations. but no people coming into the city, they look for the high places. they want to live higher and with a wonderful view. but they don't ask, how stable. they assume that everything is right. >> city engineers are talking about ways to stabilize the hill. but if history is any guide it will keep on sliding until some day there's nothing left to slide. >> and that's it for this week's second look. i'm julie haener, thank you for watching.

i'm able to do independent contracting with a number of companies, including hanson dodge, nike.mportant that i be allowed to identify myself as a brand, hanson dodge creative has been helping me with that quite a bit in creating the brand that companies want to affiliate themselves with. and if i go into this blackout period where i can't continue to develop my brand and represent the companies and give them a return on investment, it really handicaps my ability to earn a living. >> just a final, before we let you go. you're coming into these games ranked sixth in the world in the 800-meters. what are you aiming -- i mean, obviously, you want to win gold, i suppose. >> absolutely. >> so, what's your preparation as you go into these games? >> it's the men's 800, a cut-throat event. oftentimes, a fraction of a second can separate winning gold medal from being dead last. >> if you can get through -- it's different from a one-off race to the preliminaries as well because you have to have strength and endurance. >> and that plays into my advantage because it's difficult to meter your

. >> reporter: tory hanson in a tennessee courtroom. woman who two years ago sent her adopted russian son on an airplane back to his home country with a note saying she no longer wanted to be his parent because he was mentally unstable. >> i can say he was very violent. i can say he wanted to kill me. i can say that he tried to kill my sister and that he started a fire. >> reporter: hanson briefly broke donwn in court when she explained how he tried to kill her mother. but she never reported the violent information. >> when did you go to the police? >> i didn't go to the police. i was told to call the police. >> when did you go to the department of children services with the information? >> i didn't go to the department of children services. >> the agency that brought him to tennessee sued her for u base, neglect and ordered her to pay child support until he's 18. >> if you leave a child in the car with the windows rolled up, you can be charged with child abuse. but he is shipped across the world. >> reporter: she says she should not ha

/isreal anna hanson securities corporation act meant to help them defend themselves against potential threats in the middle east. the bill will pay for israel military training and other defense support. mitt romney says that president obama has hurt relations. the summer olympics arrived with opening ceremonies set to begin within the hour. presidential hopeful and the first lady are among the world leaders visiting the british capital. monicker reports from london. >> london's famous landmark big ben ran to mark the opening day of the summer games. british officials chimed in to offer reassurance that london is ready. >> when there are things that don't go according to plan, london will cope in the way it always has. >> seconds later one of those on planned moments happened. the mayor of london market mitt romney, for questioning britain's ability to stage a trouble-free olympics. >> i hear that there's a guy called mitt romney who wants to know whether we are ready, you want to know whether we are ready. are we ready? >> competitors will get some down time also. this is the family

they've hired former capital cally o-hanson for coach. >>> after a long trip home late monday night the washington nationals turned around and put on one of their best performances of the season. the nats took a two-run lead into the 9th inning last night only to see new york take the lead back, but the nats rallied from behind not once but twice for their 52nd win of the season and ultimately it was a wild pitch that gave the nats the w. the two sides back at it again. chris young going for new york, jordan zimmerman for the nats tonight. >>> tiger woods having a pretty decent year. he's won three tournaments so far, but it's those pesky majors that eluded him four years now. this week he is the odds on favorite to win the british open. tiger says it's just a matter of time. >> i just try to put myself there and i think that if i continue putting myself there enough times, then i'll win major championships. >> topper, prediction? >> he might do it, no. lee westwood. >> westwood. how about your guy? >> i would cry if phil won. severe thunderstorm watch until 9:00, update the warnings fo

caps added a familiar face to the organization as they say in hockey, naming the former defenseman hansonds the caps franchise record for most games played with 983 over a 14-year and with the current caps, the head coach and the team reaches the final in 1998. this afternoon in vegas, the summer league action against the bucs. and we don't see this in summer league. injuries his ankle and didn't return to the game. that were down by 16 and off of the steal and the lay-up and in. 18 points. all five games. he's had double digits. terps fans, you won't like this. it's a form -- and randolph playing for the wizards. 11 points, wizards win again, and finishing 3-2 in summer league play. laura, just another slow sports day in the the district. back over to you. >> good to see that after all of the crazy weather we have had. thank you. and now you have the news edge. the news is always on www.myfoxdc.com. keep it here. tmz on tv is next. we gotta sell the car. where would we even start? get the car. hi howard. get in. hi, good to see you. start with an actual written offer when selling your ca

mary ellen hanson's niece ashley moser, still hospitalized, suffered a miscarriage saturday and is the mother of 6-year-old veronica moser sullivan the youngest victim killed. >> i do believe he should be probably just locked away and live with what he did every day of his life. >> reporter: unanswered in court questions involving university of colorado psychiatrist dr. lynn fenton. holmes, a former ph.d student there, was a psychiatric patient of dr. fenton who in 2005 was disciplined by a state medical board for inappropriately dispensing medications and for unprofessional conduct. did she have holmes on any medications? were there hints he was unraveling? did she warn campus police or other authorities? in court judge sylvester ordered a hearing on whether any evidence and details of the suspect's contacts with dr. fenton will remain protected and confidential. >> what holmes told the psychiatrist is the key to the outcome of this case. >> reporter: with hearings scheduled on a range of issues the actual arraignment won't take place until mid november, 3 1/2 months from now. that is

nbc's chris hanson viewed some of that tape. >> dozens of black, softball shaped fireworks shells that he bought, filled with explosive powder. they're all over the place. >> reporter: a potential killing field here and a real one at the theater three miles away. the months leading this once aspiring scientist to this grim spotlight were months of change. he had gone from a clean cut, gifted student to a sullen recluse who police say bought four guns just like these and went online to buy 6,000 rounds of ammunition, 150 pounds worth, and ballistic combat gear some items as recently as two weeks before the massacre. he tried to join a gun club but never followed up. he dropped out of grad school. no reason given. >> he had officially withdrawn. that withdrawal had not been finally processed. >> reporter: and now in court he was the same mute, unresponsive figure he's been since his arrest. his demeanor perhaps a statement in itself. >> it's a powerful image. we saw james holmes and there is clearly something not right about him. in some ways that could be helpful to the defense. >> repo

. >> joe is hanson is a free man. -- julius hensen is a free man tonight. he spent 60 days in jail for an illegal 2010 election day robocall. he was released to be allowed to see his elderly mother. >> he saw his elderly mother this morning. he went right to the hospital. i am sure he is there now with his sister. >> he did not receive any prison time. >> in the race to the white house, candidates have returned to virginia which, until recently, was not a battleground. but now voters in virginia are a hot commodity. >> president obama is campaigning for today's in virginia. the first democrat to win in virginia in 2008 and generations. if he does it again this year, he could lose swing states like florida and ohio and still win the election. he demanded congress keep tax rates the same for everyone except the wealthy. >> mr. romney does raise with me on the spare time looking for to having a debate. if you say that you want to bring down the deficit but you're not willing to let the tax cuts collapse for the top 2% amid tells me that you are not serious abo

. >> the jim hanson company has notified chick-fil-a that we do not wish to partner with them on anye >> the muppets were partnered with chick-fil-a. that? ♪ ♪ world war iii, that's obama's plan for and me ♪ ♪ that's why i'm voting for mitt romney ♪ ♪ he's a hero in my ♪ >> mitty has no mourn experience. what do they call that? no foreign experience. he and his wife, mrs. mitty are taking a trip to foreign countries so he can get a feel of foreign experience. here is the flight crew. there they are. >> nothing says god bless the usa >> yeah. ♪ >>it's the place where democracy is supposed to be the great equalizer, where your vote is worth just as much as donald trump's. we must save the country. it starts with you. septic disasters are disgusting and costly, but avoidable. the rid-x septic subscriber program helps prevent backups by sending you monthly doses right to your door so you will never forget to maintain your system. sign up at rid-x.com. . >>> in the murdoch scandal they conspired to hack the phones of many people. today. >> who with the exception of glenn mulcaire will be

the john hanson highway approaching the beltway and continuing into d.c. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> in this morning's health alert a big milestone in a 30- year fight against hiv and aids. in the past, there have been drugs to help patients deal with the disease. but now, for the first time, the government is approving a new drug that actually helps prevent hiv. now, the drug approved by the fda reduces the risk of hiv infection. it is called trevada. but as a doctor at the national institutes of health tells us, it is only for healthy patients and they have to take it every day. >> this is another tool for reducing the incidence of hiv globally. we have to recognize that hiv is still a very common disease. in the united states alone, 50,000 people per year acquire hiv. we know that the best tools for preventing hiv are condoms. we know that circumcision is effective. the approval of this drug gives us another tool but we have to recognize that for healthy people to take a drug every day in order to prevent a disease is

three rounds hitting a bogey free sixty seven on saturday to edge of head of denmark's anders hansen hanson here had a steady day and was finding the greens well despite the weather phil mickelson is three shots off the lead and world number one luke donald is a further shot back. with more score to do it was a few of those wind blowing in the morning or. you know our pro world especially over from a lot of the chances. some good parts did in going to the store you know just try to do the same tomorrow and often it would be enough. in tennis topsy janko tipsarevic will play one monaco in the final of the miss a nice cup in germany later today the serb got the better brazilian thomas baluchi in the semifinal they needed three sets in a match that lasted just over two hours out of each though three to his first play call final on the a.t.p. tall. white in the way it is the argentine run monaco although he had some problems in his win over spain's camero garcia lopez want to go took the first set but then dropped the second and squandered a five one lead in the third before coming back to win

hanson was a band. they had all of these boy bands. instruments and they play prerecorded music tracks and they lip-sync the choruses. you're not a band. you're a group. hanson, they wrote the songs they're still out there touring. my cousins down in virginia love them. >> the last boy band i liked was the four freshmen. >> the four freshmen? i don't know that. >> i guess that's too far -- >> what's that? >> they were a great -- singing group in the '50s, very influential on the beachboys. brian wilson, if you listen to them, it is like -- it sounds like the beachboys singing standards. they're great. >> john: last boy band i liked was the congressional a capella group with jim jeffords and who else? orrin hatch? >> he might have been. >> john: how beastly is that? it is "the stephanie miller show." we're taking your calls. there's so much going on today. anderson cooper has come out of the closet. god bless him for his fearlessness in doing that. we're talking about how eric fehrnstrom mr. etch-a-sketch romney's right-hand man said it

hanson you can't take medicare or medicare because you are not reimbursed. >> they don't know what we are paid. they don't know eob's in the. >> it is it an explanation of benefits. you get something from your medicare statement and tells you what the doctor charge medicare and insurance paid and what is left over that everybody writes off. >> i can charge $100 for a visit. but if the medicare or medicare is $25, i write off 75. >> 75 percent. >> some plans are 40 percent. write off. and we get 60 percent of what we charge and that is across the board. some plans pay more and others much less. >> if the government expands medicaid, that means those patients walk in you lose roughly 40 cents on the >> medicaid is there a sevens on the >> and there are not enough medicaid providers. i ped triddings says behind me said are you on medicaid. don't get on it and it is too much paperwork. medicaid, our practice had to make a decision to stay on medicare. and 15 percent was medicare. you need to close or sell out your practice or stop taking medicare. >> and soul of the promise that the presi

. >> the jim hanson company has notified chick-fil-a that we do not wish to partner with them on anydeavors. [ applause ] >> the muppets were partnered with chick-fil-a. did big bird know anything about that? ♪ ♪ world war iii, that's obama's plan for and me ♪ ♪ that's why i'm voting for mitt romney ♪ ♪ he's a hero in my ♪ >> mitty has no mourn experience. what do they call that? no foreign experience. he and his wife mrs. mitty are taking a trip to foreign countries so he can get a feel of foreign experience. here is the flight crew. there they are. >> nothing says god bless the usa like a berea? >> yeah. ♪ >>> will ferrell is one of those guys that always make you laugh. charges come down on rupert murdoch's phone-hacking scan l. while you're out catching a movie. [ growls ] lucky for me your friends showed up with this awesome bone. hey! you guys are great. and if you got your home insurance where you got your cut rate car insurance, it might not replace all this. [ electricity crackling ] [ gasping ] so get allstate. you could save money and be better protected from mayhem like m

sarbanes oxley act the new regulations were passed to try to tighten up corporate governance and hanson anshul disclosure and combat corporate and accounting fraud that was one of the big deals the threat of jail time for corporate executives who knowingly certified inaccurate financial reports in fact when bush signed the law he reportedly made this the right no more easy money for corporate criminals just hard time and he called the legislation the most far reaching reforms of american business practices since the time of f.d.r. well after the financial crisis where is the hard time for sarbanes oxley violators related to it it's something we've talked about with a number of guests who've laid out concrete evidence they believe the violations that have gone on punished leading up to the financial crisis here a few examples we know that there is very very clear evidence that there were. by senior management of citi group you know senior management of lehman brothers among others it seems like with this example you gave us our brains oxley it seems like you have a disaster like enron an

victor davis hanson at the hoover institution wrote this. the apologies context utilizations and bowing were trivial but added to the sense of u.s. dissidents and decline. does he have a point? >> he has a point and it's interesting that mitt romney's book is called no apology. and he immediately criticized the president for letting hillary clinton apologize. however, let's get real here. this is all about strategy, it's all about american requirements. we needed to get this relationship back on track and we're going to do that and we've done that. until the next disruption. >> to be fair, president obama apologized to the iraqi leaders over a comparable incident in 2008 i believe it was. to be fair. >> war means sometimes having to say you're sorry. >> it's a different kind of love story. >> a different kind. exactly. >> always great to see you. >> it's perfectly legal to lie about having received a medal of honor, that according to the u.s. supreme court which ruled the stolen valor act of 2005 is a violation of the first amendment, free s

no restrictions, with the exception of route 50, the john hanson highway.ake you back over to the maps on 270. very, very light. we'll end with a live look, canal road at chain bridge. all of your roads that are usually reversible, are two-way today, including canal road. by the way, metro opens at 7:00 this morning. coming up in my next report, we'll update the situation at greenbelt. >>> coming up next in sports, early fireworks from the nationals and it is time to vote for bryce harper early and often. >> right now it is time for another check of our question of the morning on this fourth of july. what do most americans say is the biggest source of stress in their lives? mortgage, in-laws or their job? >> lisa says c-t has to be our jobs. especially in the dc area. >>> and keep those guesses coming. we'll reveal the answer at 6:54. welcome back. 6:23 your weather first on that fourth of july wednesday. hoping you are having a great start to the day. looks good today with the heat and humidity. going to be another scorcher. here's a look at the day planne

hanson acknowledged that he broke the robocall and that his company recorded the automated call. the circuit court judge ordered him to spend 60 days in jail and to 300 hours of community service. the sentence is harsh compared to the one his co-conspirator received after being convicted on four counts, including election fraud. according to his attorney, henson does not plan to leave his mother's hospital bed, and the next step for him will be to clear his name. cross sick -- calls to the prosecutor's office today were not returned. >> thank you. fire officials in bethany beach say the flames that gutted an oceanside development, and damaged several others were spread by an ocean breeze -- breeze. at least 100 firefighters from neighboring communities rushed to the scene. it took the more than 2.5 hours to get everything under control. ironically, crews have been called out to the very same home just a few hours earlier, but they are calling the fire coincidental. officials have not yet released damage estimates. but we do now know the name of the women killed in a house fire ov

and after two years of delays, tori hanson is speaking out in a tennessee courtroom. >> i have never mistreated or abused him or any child. >> reporter: for the first time we're hearing from the woman responsible for setting back relations between the u.s. and russia, because of the way she got rid of an adopted child from overseas she and her parents no longer wanted. >> they put him on a plane and he was went back to russia. >> reporter: when this happened two years ago, russian authorities were outraged that the 7-year-old boy was sent packing and showed up in moscow all by himself. but tori hansen, who appeared in front of a tennessee judge friday, got emotional when she described her emotional adopted son, she called justin, a little boy she says terrorized her family. >> he was very violent. i can say that he wanted to kill me. i can say that he tried to kill my sister. and that he started a fire. and after he started the fire, that's when my parents decided, because it was started in their home, to send him back. >> reporter: instead of going to police or the department of soc

. >> hanson was giving unwanted attention to a new female staff member. he was talked to about it repeatedly and it's progressed to a level where he has been removed from population and put in the hole and they're investigating this. >> i'm currently housed in deep segregation for investigation. there was new female staff that started over in unit 4, and my job over in unit 4 was the unit clerk. and they were saying that i was spending way too much time in the office with the new female staff, and i explained that i don't spend anymore time in there with her than i did with any other officer. >> but according to rookie office dawn mcdaniel, hansen did more than spend too much time in the office. >> it was kind of over a couple of day period. just, you know, nonchalant questions here and there and, you know, asking me if i had a man, he'd make me happy, and just out of the blue he offered me a ring and said it was mine if i wanted it. and i was pretty sure i didn't want it. so i had to write a report and turn it in to the shift commander. >> hansen was wri

the note said that hanson didn't want to be the boy's mother anymore because he had a violent behavioraldge ruled that she owes the russian orphanage director $150,000 for the boy's care. >> you have the orphanage director taking me for child support when where's not the custodian of the child and has not been since august of last year. >> she thought is she would be getting out of child support. had she surrendered the child here, she would have remained responsible follow until he was adopted. >> she apologized to the court for what she did. the boy is in russia living in a group home. >>> designer ralph lauren said the olympic athletes will wear clothes made in the usa next time. the uniforms for the opening ceremonies in london caused a stink when word got out that they were made in china and lauren contracted to do the outfits until 2020 games all of his olympic clothing will be american made. that is little comfort for some members of congress. >> i think they should take all of the uniforms, put them in a big pile and burn them and start all over again. all, if they have to wear n