after its fall from grace, hanson took out that high in 2011.when they renamed the temperature monster. small, speculative being steamy stocks are worth owning bhup see too many analysts jumping on the bandwagon, use four, six if you have to, to start trimming the position. stay with cramer. uh, i'm in a timeout because apparently riding the dog like it's a small horse is frowned upon in this establishment! luckily though, ya know, i conceal this bad boy underneath my blanket just so i can get on e-trade. check my investment portfolio, research stocks... wait, why are you taking... oh, i see...solitary. just a man and his thoughts. and a smartphone... with an e-trade app. ♪ nobody knows... [ male announcer ] e-trade. investing unleashed. >>> let's do some mad mail and some mad tweets. jim, says jen in texas, i'm trying to understand when peg is at a level it means to sell a stock. jen, it's a rule of thumb. it's kind of a guideline. i think that 2 is a red flag. if the stock's under 2.1, people want to own it but i don't like it because i've had

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they want to take hanson and his engineer off the ship.ets 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 next? >> the wind is howling at 30 to 40 knots, but pilot gooth moves fast. she maneuvers her chopper tight between the "monarch" and the island's sheer cliff. with a steady h

kendall hunter is back to receive the kickoff from hanson. coming off a week one win and the 49ers will start from the 20. >> cris: one of the things you want to do against an aggressive pass rushing team are some of the whams and the traps. delanie walker here is going down on ndamukong suh. a big run. same theory on this one. back down inside with a different angle, a different way of doing it. and then just the guard pulling across and trapping yet another big run. that has been the way that the 49ers in each of the last two meetings now have been able to move the football against the lions. >> al: 49ers with 12 rushes and 15 passes in 27 plays. hunter starts as the running back here. a little toss to him. a toss back to smith. avoids the sack at first. but then he is going to go down in the arms of a flag thrown. kyle vanden bosch got him and takes him back behind the line of scrimmage. >> referee: personal foul. face mask. number 93 on the defense. >> al: there is vanden bosch signaled for it. >> cris: it just kills you, because you've g

hanson makes the score 27-19. and with 89 seconds left, the onside kick will determine the end of the game if san francisco recovers it. or maybe a little drama if detroit recovers it. >> cris: believe me, the last thing jim harbaugh wants to deal with is calvin johnson running down for a hail mary at the end of the game. this is that point in the game where you're going let's end this thing. get your hands team out there. and get it over with. >> al: special teams coach, danny crossman. there is the special teams coach of the 49ers. >> cris: this is one of those jobs they used to put me on the hot corner because i was a little taller and they would bounce the balls. not a whole lot of fun. they end up protecting the guy a little bit better now blockers in front allow vernon davis or one of their receivers to come down and make the catch. >> al: so the 49ers with what they call a hand see for the most part. you see vernon davis out there. hanson. remember, it has to go ten yards before a lion can recover it. every

every day and it's rare to have something come off them. >> reporter: back in washington state, john hanson is holding on to a part of the plane's door that nearly hit his house. >> a souvenir. keep it around. see how lucky i was. >>> today, maryland will honor its olympics heroes in baltimore. michael phelps will be among those celebrated. paralympians from maryland will be honored for their accolades. the paralympic games just wrapped up in london. >>> and redskins fans have a reason to celebrate today. the burgundy and gold upset the saints in their season opener. robert griffin appears to be jumpt as good as advertised. the skins silenced the saints fans. this is what you heard. rg3. threw for 320 yards and two touchdowns as the skins upset the saints. 40-32. he didn't throw any interceptions. five rookie quarterbacks started yesterday. griffin is the only one who won. how about that? needless to say, redskins fans are thrilled after yesterday's games. these folks packed public restaurants in d.c. to watch rg3's first game. saying the team seems like a whole new team with griffin as the

your hov restricts lifted around town everywhere except for route other the january hanson highway. we did have some flooding over the weekend. all of the roads that were closed for flooding have been reopened in the district so that shouldn't be an issue. you do have splice pavement so watch out for that because you are traveling at speed. 95, 359, no issues for you there. -- you do have splice pavement so watch out for that because you are traveling at speed -- you do have slick pavement so watch out for that because you are traveling at speed. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. -timetraffic. >>> people in a d.c. neighborhood are on edge once again. the rain turned part of the bloomingdale section of northwest d.c. into a river and flooded some homes last night. >> this has been an ongoing problem all summer long. fox 5's sherry ly is live in northwest with the story. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. throughout this neighborhood here today will be another day to clean up. the water is gone but the damage already done. can you look down here on the sidewalk

brown is just too quick for juliolio hanson to keep up with. terrific pace for the steelers offense on slant to antonio brown that covers 12 yards. and a first down. first possession second half. roethlisberger punts, throws, too high along the sideline for brown working against huff. >> dan: that was excellent job by huff that time to limit brown to just the sideline there. physical player, that time it works perfectly. roethlisberger had to throw that ball out of bounds. watch the job that huff does here. brown saying that contact was after five yards. >> ian: second and ten for the steelers. raiders crowd the line here now back off, roethlisberger, another kicked play on the outside. trying to break free as pat lee made the tackle in the open field. >> dan: you can block after the catch, you just can't go in there knock the other defender down before the ball is thrown. >> ian: watch wallace come in, ball is thrown and caught then he blocked. it's a legal play for the steelers. >> ian: third and five for the steelers. spread formation, empty

[applause] >> barry hanson. >> ok. thank you for your time, commissioners. you have heard a lot of things. i will not bore you by regurgitating and again. first of all, a big thank-you to peter daly and his staff. i am part of the group that was working with them to find common ground here. i think what is obvious here, sitting back there and being part of the advocate group and seeing where it is now, we have a failure to community -- we have a failure to communicate. we have people who come in and have ideas about what is going on. we have not gotten the message out correctly. rather than droning on about this, what i suggest is we work on extending the time frame so we can have these meetings inclusive of everyone, and also, since john dicastro brought it up, communicate with all the berth holders so we do not have this constant wave of misconceptions. >> after barry, angelo ricardi. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i have some documents. can i pass these to you? thank you. my name is barry hansen. i am our resident of san francisco for 40 years or more.

hanson. >> good afternoon. my name is ernestine whites -- weiss. this was not official misconduct. ihe was not an official yet, so it has nothing to do with his job. i can tell you about domestic violence. when i had an infant in my arms and my husband shoved me. not a little tug of the yard. let's be reasonable. if willie brown can father a child in office at 68 years old and did not get a slap on the rest, gavin newsom had an affair in the office and to drugs and alcohol and not a slap on the rest. how can you call this misconduct by comparison? how can you sit there and judge this man? this is wrong, from beginning to end. [applause] please, use your good judgment and weigh the facts. this is not official misconduct. it is not violence. because i have a little bruise on my arm from something else, that is no proof. you were not there. you did not see how hard it was or how little it wise. some people breeze very easily. that is no proof of violence. this is not justice. if willie brown and gavin newsom, the mayor, could get away with that -- [tone] and here you are trying to mak

something different to the mix and i think the most important person of the team is the writer, dave hanson. he wrote for jay leno. >> reporter: an emmy award winning writer and author who made a name for herself said they want to do something different. >> there are a lot of entertainment shows that are interesting, however do i need to go t-shirt shopping kindl jeopardy kindl jenner? i think i have enough information about the khardasians and maybe i want to learn some in things. >> something that's exinclusive at 7:00 probably happened at noon and i would say 85% of the people know about it. you know so, our -- i think looking at our approach it's great because we are taking a you know this is happening, but let's talk about it from this way. > lists because you are either angry that thing you love isn't at the top, on the list, or you are happy because if is on the list. >> reporter: it premieres september 17th. >> and you can watch the list right here on abc 2news at 7:00. it starts monday night. >> now, maryland's most accurate forecast. >> let's start off with a look at this front th

. >> reporter: back in washington state john hanson is holding on to part of a plane's door. >> a souvenirorter: charles hadlock, nbc news. >>> we are back in a moment with a new twist tonight in the o.j. simpson trial. and what that feels like. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. and it's steroid-free. spiriva does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, vision changes or eye pain, or problems passing urine. other side effects include dry mouth and constipation. nothing can reverse copd. spiriva helps me breathe better. does breathing with copd weigh you down? as

bought hanson's looks into the problem -- bob hansen look s into the problem. >> my reaction is i don't have time. how did you get my number? >> he is talking about the growing number of telemarketing calls that are interrupting his day. calls from people offering lowery a new credit card or asking about his house -- calls from people offering larry a new credit card. stephen is a marketing professor. he says telemarketing calls generate millions of dollars every year. what about the do not call list? enforcement is spotty. >> you may get slapped on the hand down the road but they are generating a lot of business with these calls. >> you can legally get a call from a politician or somebody you have done business with. >> lately it has been political stuffe. >> what can consumers do/ ? hang up. most people are taking a more passive approach to these calls. some people did not pick up -- some people do not pick up. isbank of america's web site frustrating customers. isn't the only retailer looking to fill thousands of jobs. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. int

now want to go and sweden's present hanson has have the perfect warm up for the ryder cup by sinking an eagle on the eighteenth hole to win the k l m open by two shots in that adolescence and clinch his face european to a title the victory was all the more impressive as this week came close to it during off his baby son was missing to hospital on the way they want to play god to put a strain on the call final round of sixty seven so him finish on fourteen on the paul overnight comida problem could only cause the final hole to finish second along with scotland's richie ramsay hansen's former peace europe captain jose maria on a softball with less than three weeks to go before the match against the united states at medinah. and finally to a story that proves that you should never give up or celebrate before crossing the finishing line as the moscow international peace marathon ended in a dramatic draw on sunday after running neck and neck for the whole race as the rain pelted down in central moscow russia's i don't shoot off pulled away from compacted because i met with the finishing l

christine hanson. peter hansen. kim hanson. gerald hard acre. jeffrey hardie.ou were great fathers, sons, brothers and uncles. our family mrs. you very much and until we meet again >> i pray. i trust our savior jesus of nazareth for my husband a god-fearing, god glorifying, got honoring and god love during humble and gentle, a gentleman. a loving husband. and a loving father. winston grand. i love you. >> samuel harland. harvey herald. steven herald. stuart harris. jon hardie. jon clinton hardie. peter hachette. timothy kaskel. lender 1/2 have 30, jr.. like a house. timothy havilland. anthony hopkins. james haden. [bell ringing] [silence] robert hayes. my goal the lead. tomorrows. both of my sons your sister's wif's wife and children miss you very much. and my brother paul friedman my big brother also a son, father, husband, and nephew, a colleague, friend. i can still hear your voice and see your smile. you'll always be in our memory. we will always honor you. sheila hines. josephthal heller. ron hemingway. ron henderson. brian hennessy. joseph henry. william

scour out 50, john hanson highway, heading towards the inbound the accident is 50.estbound 50 near route 704. lane is blocked before you get to the beltway. if you are heading south to the wilson bridge, looks good. not solworth avenue a bad. spray in many areas. after urbana and hyattstown, sailing in smooth germantown, rockville, and the beltway. no problems at the chain bridge, had georgetown. 395, any delays forming -- not any delays. good at the 14th street bridge. back to you. >> thank you. thisational zoo tweeted of giant panda bear mei xiang. the white spot that she's cradling under her chin is the cub. there had been years of failed attempts and also pregnancies. it's not yet known whether it's a boy or girl. not be givenr will name until 100 days in keeping with chinese culture. >> so much anticipation for this. this5:41 is the time, 69 tuesday.n this >> a 9-year-old boy has this elders.for his up ♪ll 'em elders.for his up ♪[ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for anne to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not goi

destroyed peter hanson. partners tiger woods and steven strike inner lost both their matches.extend the match with lee westwood and rider cup rookie niklas coul saturdays. cold blooded, 8 birdiesies and an eagle. usa lead 5-3 but they still need points to take back the rider cup. >>> magic number now for the as is 4 with 5 games to go. >>> thank you, brad. and thank you

morning everyone, it is pretty uneventful for more arrests in maryland on inbound 50 on the john hanson highway. also on the baltimore-washington parkway. the southbound lanes from 32 are starting to fill up. we take a live look at traffic on the beltway moving through montgomery and prince george's county. we see a few brake lights through the green belt region on the inner light -- inner loop. a little bit slow for you near new hampshire avenue making your way through montgomery county. the biggest gemma southbound to 70, a line of traffic as you make the drive from frederick on southbound 270 having passed clarksburg. that is the latest in traffic. >> thank you. contract talks between pepco and the union are at an impasse. they're worried that the first strike in 27 years could soon happen. pepco presented what it called its last best, and final offer to union leaders last week. union leaders will vote of this wednesday. union leaders are urging members to reject it. >> apple fans are being told that if you don't have the iphone 5, you will need to wait. >> good morning a slight drop

destroyed peter hanson. partners tiger woods and steven strike inner lost both their matches. extend the match with lee westwood and rider cup rookie niklas coul saturdays. cold blooded, 8 birdiesies and an eagle. usa lead 5-3 but they still need points to take back the rider cup. >>> magic number now for the as is 4 with 5 games to go. >>> thank you, brad. and thank you for trusting ktvu news. >>> news begins tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. we'll tell you about a nobel laureate. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2. so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a grandpa who refuses to grow up. [ eves ] the pain was bad, but the thought of not being a hang glider pilot was worse. [ female announcer ] that's when eves turned to sutter health's palo alto medical foundation. [ eves ] the doctors that i dealt with, they got it, that this old guy wanted to return as a hang glider pilot. they got me flying again. [ female announcer ] palo alto medical foundation, and sutter health -- our story is you. and sutter health -- expectancy now is 72 for men, 75 or 76 for women. it's amaz

i'm in for tuck hanson who is recovering from surgery.m tuck anymore. now to andy levy for a pre game report. what is coming up on tonight's show? >> the man behind the innocence of muslims after a judge rules he is a flight risk. that makes magic videos that force people to kill and he can fly? and they highlight the differences between serving and being overserved. and finally is the united nations looking to create global taxes?

james hanson, neil armstrong's biography, sat down with cnn. he tells us armstrong would have gone back. >> it sort of became to him that he wasn't going to be reassigned to another apollo flight. i think he would have flown again, no question, if they wanted him to. congressmen and the white house and nasa was asking him to show up for photo shoots, autographs. the job that he wanted to do, they really weren't letting him do. and that wasn't neil. neil was a tech nnical man. he was proud of his engineering background and wanted to keep tackling those problems. so, he was not just going to be a pr front for nasa or anyone. so when they weren't letting him do his job, he went back to ohio to teach engineering to college students at the university of cincinnati, which is kind of a surprising choice for someone who had the fame and reputation of being the commander of apollo 11. he was just too important. he was an american hero. he was a global icon, not to be risked again. ♪ and commitment is not limited to one's military oath. the same set of v

bob hanson has more. >> college students today don't know what it's like today not to be connected.verywhere they go, they are plugged in and they have the wireless internet devices to prove it. >> my lap top and my cell phone. >> two lap tops, a mac and pc, my i phone. >> phone and lap top. >> whether it's cellular or wi-fi, each one of these electronics grabs a share of the pipeline fp band width offer throughed cellular towers. >> we've been picking up 16,000 simultaneous wireless devices connected to our network. >> every year, san jose state's chief information officer looks for ways to increase the college's internet band width. a demand that is constantly growing. >> we've already increased our wireless access, probably four fold in the last two years. and so if we did it again this year, we'd probably double it again from what we currently have in the fall. >> now rich and others on campus are increasing that demand with their new 4g lte capable i phone 5. the demand is very real. >> i expect my information to be reliable, quick, fast, like on the spot. >> sometimes it slows

i'm in for tuck hanson who is recovering from surgery. i guess that means we won't have to call him tuck anymore. now to andy levy for a pre game report. what is coming up on tonight's show? >> the man behind the innocence of muslims after a judge rules he is a flight risk. that makes magic videos that force people to kill and he can fly? and they highlight the differences between serving and being overserved. and finally is the united nations looking to create global taxes? honestly it wouldn't make their top 50 stupid ideas list. you -- >> you look good tonight. do you have a date? >> i have a date with you and our viewers. >> you look extra scrumptious. >> we will talk about your glasses after the show. >>> let's welcome our guest. she is so hot she is often mistaken for a tiki torch. i am here with ann coulter. her latest book came out tuesday. it is called "mugged, 50 delightful ways to house your hot cocoa, tea and other steaming fluid." i thought it was something political. if hilarity was a play house i would enter him from the re

let's ask is daniel hanson for the american enterprise institute. first have to go through the numbers, charlie gasparino and i were basically falling off our chairs. 7% salary increase in 2012 to $161,000. they made about $150,000 last year, and this is, by the way, a part-time job. this is by no means an annual salary. retirement contributions, severance, time off, first class travel. why? why, why, why turn this down? explain this to me. >> well, it seems like the refs are pushing because they really want to protect their own interests, and they have this opportunity to bargain with the league now. this deal will be in place for a long time, and, you know, for them it's a good deal. they sort of want to extend the good deal they have and keep up with the standard cost of living increases. cheryl: but do you think that the refs actually have a better argument now after what happened between the seahawks and the packers, a call that everybody on their television could see, but a replacement ref could not? do you think this helps their cause at all?

. >> from "gangnam style" we're going to be going to "um, bop" and remember hanson. >> matt's play list, one of them was "mmm bop." >> and some of the songs, back street boys, you can find all of the lists at today.com. >> meantime, crazy dancer david gregory. >> wow. >> and mr. al roker. >> mr. tiny dancer. >> i like to focus on my art, interviewing jake gyllenhaal, focused on that, not just the dancing. >> distracted by your profuse sweating. >> anyway. >> making fun. is this on television? >> soleil moon frye is in house and we allowed her to take over our twitter feed which will be really fun. >> hey. >> any crazy observations. >> that was some amazing dancing. i'm super excited. i have taken over the twitter account so ask all your questions. i'll be tweeting live. you want to know what al eats for breakfast, i'm super excited. i'm going a send my first tweet right now. >> inspiring. >> also joining us for "take 3." >> and i think psy might be joining us for "take 3," too. >> we've also got the hot headlines from headline. >> and the best wines to order at a restaurant without bein

there are no hov restrictions today in maryland with the exception of route 50, the john hanson highway. metro, by the way, opens in about half an hour at 7:00 and no vre or marc service today for labor day. i'll be back with more at 6:43. back to you. >> thank you, moen came. >>> cbs -- monika. >>> cbs this morning is about 30 minutes away. >> jeff joins us from new york. i imagine you're talking campaign this morning. >> we are indeed. mike, good to see you're working as well on this labor day. jessica, good morning you to. the chair of the democratic national convention is blasting the republican platform as something from another century. actually from two centuries ago. we'll talk with the los angeles mayor. also, warning others about speed traps. is that free speech or is it a crime? we'll look at the debate and show you the app helping drivers avoid a ticket. we'll see you at 7:00. happy labor day. >> to you as well. we're very familiar with that with having so many speed cameras in and around d.c. have a good show. >>> d.c. fire crews had to rescue people stranded in flood water

hanson, as with pretty much all other hot stocks, started to cool off.he radar screen, the stock then recharged and powered higher again. it was an amazing renaissance and a testament that when analysts stop following a company but the company's earnings start percolating again, a storied lazarus-type move can happen, especially when it turns out the fad drink vanquished the competition at the major soda brands that everyone said was going to wipe out monster but it didn't materialize. after its fall from grace, hansen took out that high in 2011. that's when they renamed the company monster. small, speculative being steamy stocks are worth owning. when you see too many analysts jumping on the bandwagon, use four, six if you have to, to start trimming the position. stay with cramer. now that's a clean mouth. i just wish it wouldn't fade away so fast. [ male announcer ] when you leave the dental office... plaque quickly starts to grow back. but now there's a way to keep the clean longer. introducing new crest pro-health clinical rinse. it's a clinical brea

so james hanson was part of a panel of climate scientologist -- scientists, scientologists would be funny said humans are really run out of time. that doesn't sound good. he said ice crystal clear if we burn all the fossil fuels we create certain disaster. then we're not done yet. according to the national snow and ice data center: >> let me tell you something. a couple of months ago i read a story about how it had melted a third more than the national -- than the averages we had had since 1979. two weeks ago i read that it had melted 45% more. as you saw from there it has now melted 49% more than the average. you see the area in black? that's where the ice would be at if it was the average over the last decades and the white is where it is in 2012. it is going going going gone. once it melts we're in a lot of trouble. we're already in a lot of trouble. that's what these scientists are trying to get you to understand. part of the green peace panel who put this together, their executive director had a funny line, he said: >> it winds up of course affecting our entire environment. james hen

inner loop, no problems to report headed south of route 1 towards john hanson highway. the commute northbound on i-95, here is the crash before you reach the prince william parkway. a vehicle -- at least two vehicles involved in the crash. sickle file to the right is getting by northbound on i-95. we are hear word now that i medevac helicopter has been requested to the scene of this crash. already delays are forming out of dale city headed northbound on i-95. they will block off 95, let the chopper land, do its thing and take back off. expect a lot of bailout traffic for those traveling northbound leaving stafford and dale city this morning to pick up over on route 1 and use that as the workaround. that will be difficult with this traffic light. northbound i-95, right now, some traffic is able to squeeze by single file to the right expect delays leaving dale city. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. imetraffic. >>> more violent antihigh pressure american protests in evening magazine incident overnight. angry demonstrators continue to rage against a film mocking

. >> 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

she almost always wears t-shirts and hanson put it. josÉ martinez is short and wiry.e wears his baseball caps backward, triple excised by t-shirts and during the summer, shorts and tennis shoes. i've never seen him without his hat covered with little hair peeks out is cut very close, crewcut. i rarely hear his voice even though the courtyard of the house somehow acts as a megaphone so the southern end of the village can listen in on everything. it's almost always roses screams we hear. the fights occur a couple times a week. i am in the attic. i've made my writing space next to the window that looks out on job windows trailer and juniper hills be on the highway. i've taken one of the old heavy doors stored in the and prompted up unsought horses. the door hung around at the original bedrooms downstairs is now my writing desk. you took my mota. she's accusing him of stealing her marijuana. i didn't take your mozart, bitch. when i hear the screams i had shut for angela wright and where i have a direct view of rows and josÉ's. i'm careful to remain in the shadow of though

are no hov restrictions in virginia or maryland with the exception of course of route 50 to john hanson happy. back over to the maps. i want to let you know in case you use metro, it opens at 7:00 today and we'll take another look outside at the bay bridge. looking great coming in and out on route 50 across the bridge span. we'll go to our chart camera and show you what it looks like. nice and light across the bridge span headed to or from the beach. i'll be back with more traffic at 5:24. back to you guys. >>> we're still here for you. how do you like them apples? just about 5:15. good morning. thanks for joining us. >> here's howard bernstein. >> more showers and storms around. some of the barbecues might be impacted but true barbecuers will not be stopped by a little bit of rain. >> i've been out there with the umbrella in the downpour. >> let's do it. >> just don't do it in the garage or something. keep it outside. keep the smoke outside of the house. much safer that way. let's talk about what's happening today. isaac is still around, at least an area of low pressure that was isaac

-- cell mates are robert hanson and ted cozinn sky, the unabomber.hese are three pretty good examples of what the government was trying to do after 9/11. they were under enormous pressure because of the attacks, obviously, to make sure that nothing like this happened again. this material support statute they used had existed before 9/11, but it was, it was beefed up and added to. i think the prosecutions point out that the government felt it had to go after every lead no matter how minor it might have seemed in the end. there's a lot of people who think that it was a stretch to go after abdi for mouthing off about shooting up a shopping mall in a coffee shop while he's sort of shooting the breeze with some friends. i think what it shows is this complete change in the government's approach to investigating and prosecuting. john ashcroft, the former attorney general, made it very clear when he began to change the rules of investigative engagement, he said we are no longer going to start in the rubble of a terrorist explosion. we are -- our job now is t

i talked to michael hanson at bank of america. he used the expression "very long road ahead." everyone is seeing that right now. how else could you feel? this is what the fed is telling everybody. they've managed to do a lot of other things but also scare the bejesus out of some people. >> but deb, we get more positive data on housing and more evidence that maybe the housing market is starting to turn the corner. >> bill, bill, bill. that isn't really positive data. when you go back a few years, you'll see that they set the bar so low on these home builders that now they're jumping this very tiny bar and going, yay, we did so good. >> you're not seeing a continued decline. you're starting to see a turn around here. >> we've also seen a lot of home builders go out of business. so they've picked up a little bit of their business. >> that's how a free market works. >> it's definitely how a free market works, but i can pretty much tell you that there are a lot of home regents in this country that are doing very badly. so again, the home builders are trying to sell themselves as do

hanson: we need $150 for it. we'll take a little less. that's a rare piece.t's signed by gene autry. [ woman laughs ] i signed it, but it's his name. but he don't know it. i'm not tellin' anybody. we'll take $60 for it if you want that wagon. if i just stand here a little while, it might get cheaper, mightn't it? i'll tell you what -- we draw pretty women like flies. banner: i can't take but $45 for it, because it's worth it. $45. i don't know why every pretty woman stops here. sebak: where to stop becomes the big question. last year we sold $1,100, yard-sale stuff... yes, we did. ...in 3 days. the name says "yard sale," but really, it's like a giant flea market. sebak: when they're not out here selling stuff, joe and janie hamilton often perform as abe lincoln and his wife, mary todd. is this cool or what? i'm the only second-generation abe lincoln portrayer in the a.l.p., which is the association of lincoln presenters. janie: mary todd would think that she was above this. you didn't do this if you were from a well-to-do family. sebak: now everybody does it.

inner loop of the beltway south of marlboro, crash on the shoulder leaving 50 the hanson highway.outhbound 95 gridlock out of laurel towards the beltway. 23 minutes. bw parkway down to 20 miles an hour out of laurel. that's a check of your "fox 5 on-time traffic.." >>> our top story close to home now prince george's county police are on the hunt for a suspect accused of murdering a capital heights teenager. >> 18-year-old marckel ross was walking to school along old central avenue yesterday morning when he was shot and killed. marckel was a junior at central high school and took the same path every day. this morning, police still have no suspects or motives. they are offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> under fire for breast- feeding on the job, still ahead at 8:00 a local college professor explains why she brought her sick child to class. >> first, apple's magic number. good morning, lauren. >> i'm guessing that magic number is 5. we are expecting that the iphone 5 will be unveiled today in san francisco. and we are going to have much more coming up

. >> we also have william hanson, education policy adviser to mitt romney and co-chair of the romney higher education advisory group. the former secretary of education under president george w. bush and one of the architects of no child left behind. welcome to you, bill. thanks for being here. >>> i want to start with the education news that i think most people in the country have been following most recently. that was the teachers strike in chicago and the standoff that left students not in the classroom for more than a week and has led to concession, i think, on both sides. congressman what is your take away from what we saw in chicago? >> i think you see the beginning of a struggle of people coming to grasp with the fact that because of the race to the top, where states like chicago took money from the federal government, they have to improve their education system and one of the requirements is the use of data and the use of data related to teacher evaluation. states are handling this in a different fashion. chicago, the teachers knew and the district knew that evaluations were a

it happened right in front of john hanson's house. >> came back to turn in my driveway, and there was sitting here. >> reporter: no doubt about it. it's a landing gear door. the i.d. tag even says boeing 767. the big question is which boeing 767, which landing gear door and where was the plane headed. >> reporter: boeing field is nearby, and witnesses in this kent, washington neighborhood say the plane appeared to be flying low, maybe taking off or preparing to land. >> it was a big flap of metal. >> reporter: exactly how it came off is what the faa will investigate. was it corrosion or loose bolts? nbc aviation analyst john cox. >> they are going to look closely at the maintenance of it, and then also whether the airport, whether the gear was extended at the proper speeds. >> reporter: given the thousands of flights every day, it's rare for a plane to drop parts, but it does happen occasionally. last may in toronto, an air canada -- >> all right. now for a look at what's trending today, a quick round of what has you talking online. wild scenes from the campaign trail are winning supp