jurors found randy hanson guilty of felony battery and misdemeanor assault.anson is best known for letting in 2009 that then raiders head coach tom cable broke his jaw and teeth during a fight in a hotel. hanson testified he acted in self- defense after 51 year-old james kelsey approached him at a is a mobile bar in august and talk to him about at a is a mobile bar in august and talk to him about vcable. bentsen conceded [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. at&t u-verse high speed internet offers more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hotspots than ever. go to our website below to get u-verse high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it's all the speed you need all at a great price. our newly expanded advanced digital network gives you more of what you enjoy online. and with at&t, our wireless gateway turns your home into a private wi-fi hotspot that connects your wi-fi devices and can even save on your smart p

hanson's retirement. a gentleman who has faced a great deal of criticism, including many from this congress, because of his forceful presentation of his point of view, time after time after time he has been proven correct. this is the most important issue that we're really not debating in congress. there are a group of us here who have formed the safe climate caucus, to be able to promote this discussion. today we extended an invitation to the leadership of the commerce and energy committee to join us on the floor of the house for a bipartisan debate. encouraging our republican colleagues to come to the floor to be able to deal with this issue that frankly deserves to be in the spotlight. we're not aware of any republican member who has spoken on the floor of the house about the dangers of climate change or the need to reduce emissions and prepare for its impact in this entire session of congress. in fact, as near as we can determine, no republican member of congress has even uttered the words climate cha

it happened in the oakland hills near killer and hanson drive. near keller and hanson drive. but why is the question. we go to highland hospital. alan? >> the question is still trying to be answered. family members are outside the intensive care unit where the man is in critical con decision. his name is quinn boyer and they seem to believe there was a robbery that took place before noon. sky 7hd was over the scene along keller avenue where the vic i'm it's blue honda plunged into a ravine. police believe the victim was stopped at an intersection when a man in a brown car got out and shot him twice. one bullet struck him in the head. the off duty paramedic jumped the gas and took out a tree and drove off into the ravine. santa clara county ambulance says quinn has, woulded with >> we are able to handle an emergency situation, but when it is one of our brothers in this horrible situation, we find ourselves not only pulling on our emotional strings, but it pulls us in every possible way. >> quinn's paramedic equipment was found in his car. so far police have not i provided a wi

it happened in the oakland hills near killer and hanson drive. near keller and hanson drive. but why is the question. we go to highland hospital. alan? >> the question is still trying to be answered. family members are outside the intensive care unit where the man is in critical con decision. his name is quinn boyer and they seem to believe there was a robbery that took place before noon. sky 7hd was over the scene along keller avenue where the vic i'm it's blue honda plunged into a ravine. police believe the victim was stopped at an intersectionan int out and shot him twice. one bullet struck him in the head. the off duty paramedic jumped the gas and took out a tree and drove off into the ravine. santa clara county ambulance >> we are able to handle an emergency situation, but when it is one of our brothers in this horrible situation, we find ourselves not only pulling on our emotional strings, but it pulls us in every possible way. >> quinn's paramedic equipment his car. so far police have not i provided a witness description and not sure if he was with other people. this h

that led to this. 500 pound lion escaping and striking hanson who died from a broken neck.e attack was an accident and there is no liability toward the cat haven park's owner. >>> an incredible story of survival. these siblings thought they were going on an all day fishing trip in puerto rico until their boat's electrical system failed. the boats stalled and water rushed inside forcing the brother and sister to jump out. they swam 8 miles over 14 hours until they finally reached shore. they were eventually rescued a local farmer. >>> it is not your typical buoy. a college rowing team found this during practice. they were practicing in the new york hudson river when they noticed this 7 foot head floating in the water. it was made of stier row foam and fiberglas. they took it out of the water. apparently it's a theater prop. no one knows how it ended up in the river. it looks like the michael angelo piece doesn't it? >> well, they were all present, all five living presidents tanding the dedication of the george w. bush presidential library and museum. >> a couple of times a y

even hanson, the biggest -- the grand poubah, james hanson -- >> hanson, i think. >> acknowledging a0-year hiatus, no increase in global temperature, at a stand still. quoting him, at a stand still for 20 years. no increase and they're going back there trying to figure out all those models where they correlate to with rising temperatures. they're trying to see what could have impacted, offset the co2. now they're looking for ways to explain that there hasn't been any warming in 20 years. but even hanson is -- i just wondered whether you saw that. >> i did see that. >> you did see that. >> i did see that, indeed. >> did you vary it immediately because it doesn't fit into your climbing on board of this whole secular religion? i mean, it helps the weather channel to have this variability. i know that, right? >> absolutely. >> you guys sell this like we sell dshg like we sell market volatility. this would be bad for you. >> if it's not really warming. what did you see, 33 degrees for baseball? >> 33 degrees for the first pitch at target field in minneapolis, right. >> have you, like, fou

the big cat attacked hanson after going through a door that had been left unlocked. a sheriff shot and killed the lion. >> public nudity ban is getting a trial before a judge. three nudists trying to get charges against them dismissed. carolyn? >> well, dan, it's another legal loss. the nudists had been claiming they were illegally arrested when disobeying the city's new law and trying to convince the judge to toss the case. >> they're back. this i'm fully clothed. they were taken into custody at city hall during this demonstration. the first day the city's ban went into affect. >> just wanted to test waters to see how much police department respects our first amendment rights. we have known they won't. they wanted to demonstrate what this means when it comes to constitutional rights, free speech. >> a judge ruled nudity is not protected as an expression of free speech. the nudists have resubmit that had case z today, challenged the city is n.superior court trying to get fb infractions dismissed. >> we asked for a verdict of not guilty. the court disagreed. and found

a lion killed diana hanson. she was cleaning the cage when he escaped and attacked her.lled the animal. >>> cooler weather continues tomorrow. more fog expected around the bay area. temperatures dropping into the 70s through much of the bay area tomorrow and 60s and 70s thursday and friday. a look outside. you can see the fog, here along the coastline. it is moving into the north bay near santa rosa. so we will be dealing with fog in the bay shores and the north bay. temperatures remaining in the 50s through the morning hours and getting into the 60s and 70s by the noon hour with the exception of the coastline where it will stay in the 50s . at 2:00. we will be in the 70s . closer to the coast, cooler because of the fog. temperatures running in the 70s . and san jose. 77 in coopertino. for the east bay, it will be upper 70s for inland valleys. 79 at livermore. upper 70s for east bay shores and closer to the coastline, cooler, 62 in san francisco. 67 in berkeley. a look at your extended forecast. cooler weather today. about five to ten degrees collier. and the same amount

that happened after he was shot in the head as he sat in his car at keller and hanson avenues beforen yesterday. he was taken to the hospital. at last word, he is in critical condition. as police investigate, neighbors in the area where the shooting took place are talking about the dangers of the neighborhood and their safety with the depleted police force. >> the driver of one vehicle exited his vehicle, began to shoot into the victim vehicle. the victim vehicle sped off and went into the ravine here. >> the police situation is known everywhere. the bad guys are taking advantage of it, coming up the

year-old was shot in the head in the oakland hills on tuesday when he was at a stop sign at keller and hansontigators have not yet confirmed whether the shooting followed an attempted robbery. oakland police say he passed away just before 4:00 this afternoon. quinn boyer was married and lived in dublin. >>> the parents of three autistic children have filed a federal lawsuit against the antioch unified school district, claiming a teacher abused the children. the suit claims teresa cowboy

boyer is fighting for his life boyer's blue honda was pulled from a ravine off keller avenue near hansonesday afternoon. police say, boyer plunged down that ravine after he was shot in the head. as he approached the intersection, in what appears to have been an attempted robbery. boyer is a paramedic at rural county metro ambulance in san jose. where his co- workers are taking the news hard. it was just two years ago , when another of their colleagues, bryan stow, was beaten at a dodgers- giants game in los angeles. >> this one incident right here has significant impact. it is just two years later after brian stowe. people are still dealing with that as well. overall, it is a huge emotional impact to deal with this and it makes it completely more difficult to deal with. >> pam: quinn boyer remains in critical condition at highland hospital in oakland. >> u.s. senator dianne feinstein renewed her call for a ban on assault weapons today. the california senator was in san francisco today. speaking to the commonwealth club. senator feinstein says, though the ban has been pulled from the over

hanson was cleaning the cage of a 4-year-old male lion when he somehow escaped and attacked. lion was shot and killed. >>> a big payout for two women who were in the wrong place at the wrong time during the search for an l.a. fugitive. the two women were injured when police mistakenly opened fire on them during the manhunt for ex-l.a. cop christopher dorner. margie and her 71-year-old mother will now split $4.2 million. >>> it's 5:19 right now. coming up a record night for the warriors in the play-offs. >> plus the giants rally in the 9th against the diamondbacks to tie it up. was it enough for the win? >> but first, as we count down to opening day, here's a look at the new bay bridge. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bund

frank hanson. called gracie's parents about make a wish. her dad said absolutely not.here's more kids out there who need more than gracie does. and i said, well, i can respect that. but we got to do something for her. >> guess what? >> they got her a bike. >> gracie got a bike. >> it was like one of those awesome beach cruisers that have the full seat and you control the steering with your feet rather than with arms. >> even though she was born without arms, her mom says she draws and paints and does lots of stuff on her own. >> very emotional. just amazing. family friend, everyone involved. thanks to everyone. appreciate it. and i hope that this is just the beginning for gracie. letting nothing stop her. >>> a horrifying scene at an apartment in istanbul, turkey. you immediately see flames and smoke bursting out of the front windows of this apartment and you quickly notice that there is a woman hanging out her apartment window. that's about four stories above the ground. no fire trucks in sight. only bystanders and neighbors trying to figure out what they could possib

when boyer stopped at the intersection of keller and hanson drive, a driver in another car shot at him and hit him right in the head. boyer will then hit the gas pedal propelling his car over the median and into a nearby ravine. >> absolutely amazing caregiver, a great paramedic. he was loved by everybody here at the company. >> he worked for the ambulance company for two years. investigators don't know if there was a robbery, attempted carjacking going on, maybe road rage. there have been no arrests. oakland police asking for any kind of help to capture boyer's killer. >>> one of the most talked about stories of the day is the one that played out in hawaii but has ties to the bay area. a local police officer turned hero stopped an attack on a tsa agent. the officer is now being applauded by the tsa for his quick thinking rescue that was all caught on tape. sunol police corporal justin rogers had just wrapped up his hawaiian vacation when he was simply trying to get through security like everyone else at honolulu international airport until the unexpected happened. he notices this. you

it escaped, pounced on hanson and broke her neck. deputies shot the lion. the owner of cat haven is not criminally liable for this unfortunate accident. >> still ahead, some possible relief on the way for airline passengers. we will tell you about the vote in congress this morning. >> another building collapse, this time in india, the danger this time in india, the danger happening right now for hospitag to give a breast cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. whoo! you walk with friends, you meet new friends, and you keep those friendships. it was such a beautiful experience. (woman) ♪ and it's beautiful ♪ undeniable (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because everyone deserves a lifetime. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information today. ♪ burning like a fire ♪ building up from deep inside it was 3 days of pure joy. susan g. komen's investments in early detection and treatment have helped reduce breast cancer mortality in the u.s. by 33% since 1990. help us continue serving the mi

. >> the latest from the "sacramento bee," the head of the group, chris hanson, is supposedly thinking about raising his bid for the kings by $25 billi2$25 million. the money keeps kicking back and forth. why does sacramento need a basketball team? >> i was telling josh earlier, i grew up in colorado. we had a baseball team that was aaa and basketball team that was aba. that meant so much to that city. it was a sense of identity. the best team will come to our town and they will play. that happened in sacramento. they have an inferiority complex. that is who we are. we represent nationally as a basketball team. it is misplaced pride. i don't think you can misplace the passion of it. >> even outside of sacramento, there is some participation that is growing to try to keep the kings at least in northern california. chris kelly, the former facebook officer who ran for attorney general a couple of years ago, do you expect if the seattle offer increases, we will see more californians involved? >> that is the intent. that is the key to this thing. it is david stern. the commissioner of the n

after visiting his father's home in oakland when boyer stopped at the intersection of keller and hanson drive. a gunman in another car shot him. boyer hit the gas pedal, propelling his car over the median and into a nearby ravine. >> he is an amazing patient caregiver who is a great paramedic. he was loved by everybody here at the company. boyer worked for the santa clara ambulance company for two years. investigators say it does not appear if it was a robbery or attempted carjacking or even possibly road rage. there have been no arrests and oakland police are asking for your help in capturing boyer's killer. a memorial concert being held for the victims of the mass shooting at oakland's university. a total of seven people were killed during a shooting rampage back in april. that suspect, a nursing student at the school, is undergoing psychiatric treatment for schizophrenia. tomorrow's memorial concert will be at st. paul's episcopal church at 7:00 a.m. a second concert is planned for next weekend in sacramento. friends of a 16-year-old musician killed by a train last month will honor h

year-old was shot in the head in the oakland hills on tuesday when he was at a stop sign at keller and hanson drive. investigators have not yet confirmed whether the shooting followed an attempted robbery. oakland police say he passed away just before 4:00 this afternoon. quinn boyer was married and lived in dublin. >>> the parents of three autistic children have filed a federal lawsuit against the antioch unified school district, claiming a teacher abused the children. the suit claims teresa cowboy pinched, slapped and verbally abused students in her class. the suit alleges the teacher's supervisors did nothing, even though they received reports of the abuse. cowboy is no longer a teacher in the district. >>> a teacher accused of taping a toddler to a chair is once again under investigation. another teacher at center point christian preschool allegedly pinched a child on the torso in february. the former teacher has not been identified and no longer works at the school. >>> cal state says they are running critically low on officers. they say the shortage has led to a significant spike in cri

the sheriff's office says the death of 24-year-old diana hanson was a complete accident. she was killed last month when a lion escaped from a small feeding den. she apparently left the animal door open allowing the lion to escape. earlier, the u.s. department of agriculture found the big cat sanctuary had popular policies in place. >>> a connecticut father that lost his daughter in the sandy hook is using music to heal the pain. late last night, jim amy green teaming up with fellow jazz musicians. green's daughter, she was one of the victims of the mass shooting last december. he wanted to help other families dealing with the same tragedy by turning to his love of music. proceeds from that event going toward a sandy hook family fund. >>> it is 4:51. a historical moment for president obama as he will become the first sitting president to address planned parenthood. the president will be the keynote speaker tonight at a planned parenthood gala in washington, d.c. more than 1,000 supporters will be attend willing. they have praised the president's record on women's health is

the lion broke hanson's neck and was killed by authorities. >>> this elk in colorado, she's had a tireneck for weeks. it's not getting in the way of her everyday activities, like eating and breathing. they think she might be pregnant so they can't tranquilize her to remove the tire. >>> the first round of the nfl draft is now in the books. the first player picked last night by the kansas city chiefs was defensive tackle eric fischer from central michigan university. also, some draft history last night. picks 9 through 11, all came from the university of alabama. the first time a college team has supplied three-straight first-rounders. not bad. one player not picked yet, this guy. linebacker mantei taio. some believe the scandal over his exotic girlfriend may have cost him millions. >>> there are just two nhl playoff spots left to be claimed. as the league enters its final weekend of the regular season. >>> as for the nba playoffs, highlights from espn. >> i'm hakem dermish with your "sportscenter" update. it was game three last night between the grizzlies and clippers. marc gasol, rece

that was all lost when a gunman shot boyer in the head at the intersection of keller and hanson on tuesday. >> i have had two joys in my life. one was my daughter and one was my son. i have lost my joy for my son. >> please continue to search for boyer's killer his family has decided to donate his organs. >> state regulators today cleared the way for chevron to resume operation of its crude oil processing unit that was damaged during a huge fire at the richmond refinery last year. the announcement comes eight months after the massive fire clouded the air with black smoke and sent thousands to the hospital, today, us chemical safety board representative said besides chevron's negligence and willful misconduct, too many underfunded regulatory agencies failed to prevent the fire. >> the case of the chevron refinery fire, the reactive system of regulation simply did not work to prevent but was ultimately a preventable accident. >>>reporter: by the fact the refinery can now reopen the unit many community and environmental groups claim the refinery is still unsafe. >> an underground explosion in

and the music of hanson. and now, jay leno!applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television captions by vitac www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you very much! [ cheers and applause ] welcome. welcome to "the tonight show!" thank you. thank you. i tell ya -- it is a beautiful day today, but we have had unusually high winds here in southern california. it's been crazy. i looked out my window last night, i see the wind blowing down a huge palm tree. then i turn on my tv, i saw michigan had blown a huge lead and i couldn't believe it. just this huge -- [ laughter and applause ] hey, congratulations, louisville cardinals. how about that? [ cheers and applause ] ncaa champions. yes, congratulations. beat michigan, 82-76. and louisville coach, rick pitino, he had probably the best week of his life -- hall of fame. well, here, here's the story. look at the things that happened to him. >> so let's go back and talk about rick pitino because this has been a wonderful run for him, i mean, with all these wonderfu

jurors found randy hanson guilty of felony battery and misdemeanor assault.st known for alleging in 2009 that the end-raiders head coach tom cable broken jaw and teeth during a fight at a hotel. hanson testified he acted in self-defense after 51 year-old james kelsey approached him at his mobile bar in august and taunted him about cable. france and conceded your liver little about the night because he had to a glass of wine. kaelin testified the attack left him with a broken nose and concussion. sentencing is scheduled for june 10th. >> after announcing that he is gay, nba veteran and stanford alum jason collins has received over full support from colleagues and former athletes like. collins has played with six nba teams over his career, but is coming out as a move that is getting the most attention. in the upcoming issue of sports illustrated call it acknowledges that he's gay. former teammate keyon doling of the mend this grizzly's said he is proud collins. >> there are other david is in the nba. the to of a flagay men in the nba. the top of the flax and ou

his blue honda was pulled from a ravine off keller avenue near hanson yesterday and and and and and rural county metro ambulance in san jose. where his co-workers are finding it difficultl to deal with the news. it was just two years ago, when another of their colleagues, bryan stow, was beaten at a dodgers- giants game in los angeles. ".period of time" tonight, quinn boyer remains in critical condition at highland hospital in oakland. new tonight at eight---san jose home burglaries are up, and records show that neighbors are doing something about it. kron 4's alecia reid tells us about the increase in home security systems. >> reporter: home break-ins in san jose are on the rise. in fact, vice president of bay alarm, eric taylor tells they have seen a significant jump in installations over the last year. numbers have tripled in residential homes. with the san jose police department's shortage of officers, he attributes the increase to homeowners awareness of property crimes, and wanting to protect their families taylor tells us the normal 4-6 percent increase of new customers spiked 15 p

diana hanson was cleaning the lions cage when the animal escaped a smaller enclosure and attacked her. the gate wasn't completely closed. federal investigators say all enclosures were working properly and they did not find any violations of the animal welfare act. >>> the city has reached an agreement with two women that were shot during the search for a shooting system. - - shooting suspect. los angeles will now pay them $600,000 each. >>> the sacramento bee first reported that a hospital in las vegas bussed patients out of state. nevada's governor said he did learn of at least one patient who was improperly discharged but said investigations have been launched and steps have been taken to avoid future errors. dennis herr era says he is investigating the operation. >>> fog returns to the bay area. bill martin will show us how fog is going to affect the rest of the workweek. >> a win for the warriors. but the battle on whether they will move is still in the air. >>> the golden state warriors were still looking for the win tonight. the warriors are on the road but here at home, a full

democrats in congress back in two thousand and six they passed the postal accountability and then hanson act now under this act the postal service is forced to prefund its future health care benefit payments to retirees for the next seventy five years in just a ten year time span i mean that it has to put aside billions of dollars to pay for the health benefits of employees that has even hired yet or even been born yet something that no other government or private corporation is required to do. reacting to the news that the u.s.p.s. has scrapped ending six day delivery wisconsin congressman mark polk a and said quote today's announcement that the u.s.p.s. has canceled its plans to end saturday mail delivery is a victory for middle class families or rural communities in our small business owners who rely on this critical service so just how big of a victory is this for postal workers and really for all americans and what does this decision say about the power of the people in the face of devastating republican backed austerity cuts well joining me now for more on this is congressman mark

an investigation to determine 24-year-old diana hanson failed to lock the door of a feeding cage whereion was being kept at the cat haven. anson was killed immediately when the cat attacked her. a man who escaped from custody in santa cruz where he was in jail following a home invasion in los gatos has been sentenced to more than six life terms in prison. maurice anesworth was convicted on 29 felony charges. in november of 2010 a santa cruz county deputy was escorting hanesworth when he escaped. shot her with a stun gun and held her handgun to another woman's head. authorities found him hiding in a near by home a few hours later. >>> imagine moving into a vacant home and owning it without ever paying the mortgage. that's exactly what one man did in oakland. ktvu's eric rasmussen explains how an old law that may have helped turn a squatter into a legitimate homeowner. >> reporter: steven dec -- decaprio found the ultimate fixer upper. >> when i first walked in here it was basically full of debris, trash, and dead animals. >> reporter: the sign on his fence now says, no trespassing. but

his blue honda was pulled from 8 were being offered keller avenue near hanson on tuesday afternoon.say, that he plunged down that ravine after he was shot in the head as he approached the intersection, and what appears to have been an attempted robbery. he is a paramedic at the road, the metro ambulance and san jose where his co- [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] this april, it's the black forest ham. made the way you say and still just $3. it's one of our april featured values, the newest way to enjoy subway every day! subway. eat fresh. mansion in san francisco, were one of yesterday's fund raisers were hill. some of the protesters wanted the president to reject construction of the proposed keystone pipeline. however, advocates of the pipeline content construction of the pipeline would

talking turkey, consumer reports 's specialist mike hanson. >> basically what we get there are pathogensare indicative of 90% of the samples that had one or more of these bacteria. 80% of that was resistant to three or more antibiotics. gerri: we are talking about roger, is that correct? >> that is correct. gerri: if i could get really well, will it go away? it can actually cause problems for you. >> oneegood thing we did find is that if the ground brown turkey was labeled as organic, no anti-boxer raised without antibiotics, the bacteria was on there was significantly less resistant to antibiotics. gerri: shut so i should look for organic? >> if it says no antibiotics are raised without antibiotics he won when we have antibiotics in our system, then what happens? what goes wrong? >> what happens here is most of the turkeys are often antibiotics but the resistance factor makes a big impact. gerri: what about the housing in which these birds are raised and killed? does that make an impact? >> part of it is the situation where they are raised the animals get sick. what they do is have dise

that was all lost when a gunman shot boyer in the head at the intersection of keller and hanson on tuesday. >> i have had two joys in my life. one was my daughter and one was my son. i have lost my joy for my son. >> please continue to search for boyer's killer his family has decided to donate his organs. >> state regulators today cleared the way for chevron to resume operation of its crude oil processing unit that was damaged during a huge fire at the richmond refinery last year. the announcement comes eight months after the massive fire clouded the air with black smoke and sent thousands to the hospital, today, us chemical safety board representative said besides chevron's negligence and willful misconduct, too many underfunded regulatory agencies failed to prevent the fire. >> the case of the chevron refinery fire, the reactive system of regulation simply did not work to prevent but was ultimately a preventable accident. >>>reporter: by the fact the refinery can now reopen the unit many community and environmental groups claim the refinery is still unsafe. >> an underground explosion in

criminal defense attorney heather hanson is wherulse. >> you catch somebody who might have left a bombomewhere . you want to keep them safe and question them right now for the public safety. >> that times passed hasn't it. >> the law was in 1984 . that is what it at that time. since then specifically after the times square bombing in 2010, >> attempted. >> the f.b.i. put out a memo that addresses the terrorist cases that they could expand the time in which they can question a suspect without reading them their rights. the question is how long of a time is there. we don't know the answer. >> was it not the letter of the law. but was it the intent of the law to stop an imminent threat against the people. for instance times square bomber had blown something out there and had blown something that the authorities needed to know about it >> it is it just a different thing and we don't know if there is someone in chicago and philadelphia and california and that the nature of terrorism is different. we'll expand this exception. this is not the law, shep. it is just a memo . there was talk too.

district court, south dakota, and then for judge david r.h hanson. judge han son sen n sent us a ln support of judges kelly. he was a person that i have suggested to republican presidents both for district judge and then his long tenure on the eighth circuit and he has been a friend of mine as well a understand this is what now-retired judge hanson said in support of ms. kelly. "she is a forthright woman of high integrity and honest characteristic." that's the end of the quote. then he went on to say, she has -- quote -- "exceptionally keen intellect," and then he concludes by saying, "she will be welcome addition to the court if confirmed." and i have no doubt that she will be confirmed. beginning in 1994, she has served as an assistant federal public defender in the northern district of iowa. she handled criminal matters for indigent defendants, has been responsible for trying a wide range of crimes. she became the supervising attorney in that cedar rapids office starting in 1999. ms. kelly is active in the bar and in district court matters. she pr

diana hanson was cleaning the lions cage when the animal escaped a smaller enclosure and attacked hergate wasn't completely closed. federal investigators say all enclosures were working properly and they did not find any violations of the animal welfare act. >>> the city has reached an agreement with two women that were shot during the search for a shooting system. - - shooting suspect. los angeles will now pay them $600,000 each. >>> the sacramento bee first reported that a hospital in las vegas bussed patients out of state. nevada's governor said he did learn of at least one patient who was improperly discharged but said investigations have been launched and steps have been taken to avoid future errors. dennis herr era says he is investigating the operation. >>> fog returns to the bay area. bill martin will show us >>> the golden state warriors were still looking for the win tonight. the warriors are on the road but here at home, a full court press is trying to decide the move. >> reporter: a big win for the warriors series. now tied 1-1. warriors fans turned out here inside stock a

hanson grasshoppers. that is discipline. clarity. the clarity, want to tell you the story. not jamaica, but the tiny elephant. in 1992 barbados faced an enormous financial interest, a potential financial crisis. the u.s., heavily dependent. the exports the rest of the world. in barbados dementia national monetary fund. barbados had what's cled a face to exchange is case the billion dollars. the country command the same way the value in the currency. making it cheaper and more expensive there will allow you to read just. the said, we don't think so. we don't like cutting wages. that's what a devaluation is. a deletion from one person. that is essentially. and the prime minister also said , we want to convene a discussion. we want to be able to give the private sector, the unions man the government and we want to talk about this. and over the course of the next several months there was a very heated discussion. the alternatives are laid out. the leaders said, we have a choice. we could either do with the imf says or we can cut wages. but we have to do something. alternately t

philadelphia attorney heather hanson, in the courtroom as an observer, says the prosecution death penalty alive. >> it is absolutely positively key, molly, because if they were not born alive, then they were not killed and therefore, it's not first degree murder. >> rather, a legal abortion of the although the prosecution also alleges that gosnell was aborting babies over the 24 week limit in pennsylvania. gosnell's attorney will start his defense next week and hanson says mcmahon must believe he has a winnable case because he and gosnell reportedly did not take a plea deal from the prosecution earlier this year. mcmahon has said the babies were dead when they were delivered and while they may have exhibited some postmortem movements, mcmahon argues they could not have survived the drugs administered to the mothers to cause an abortion. in washington, molly henneberg, fox news. >> bret: we'll continue to follow that case. still ahead, the boston bombings and a number of different items. first we'll talk about terrorism, legal rights and more with senator lindsey graham. >> bret: we're goi

an investigation to determine 24-year-old diana hanson failed to lock the door of a feeding cage where lion was being kept at the cat haven. anson was killed immediately when the cat attacked her. a man who escaped from custody in santa cruz where he was in jail following a home invasion in los gatos has been sentenced to more than six life terms in prison. maurice anesworth was convicted on 29 felony charges. in november of 2010 a santa cruz county deputy was escorting hanesworth when he escaped. shot her with a stun gun and held her handgun to another woman's head. authorities found him hiding in a near by home a few hours later. >>> imagine moving into a vacant home and owning it without ever paying the mortgage. that's exactly what one man did in oakland. ktvu's eric rasmussen explains how an old law that may have helped turn a squatter into a legitimate homeowner. >> reporter: steven dec -- decaprio found the ultimate fixer upper. >> when i first walked in here it was basically full of debris, trash, and dead animals. >> reporter: the sign on his fence now says, no trespassing. bu

the latest on that prt of tart investigation from chris hanson. >> reporter: in the immediate aftermath of the explosion police are searching for the answer to the obvious question. who is responsible? this from the boston police commissioner. >> if anybody knows of any information that could lead to the arrest or prosecution of the individual, they should call us. >> reporter: there were two bombs possibly in backpacks that were loaded with metal objects designed to kill and maim. the police commissioner reported another bomb exploded at the jfk library. it turned out to be an unrelated fire. there was no online chatter previous to the bombings. >> we have no information this was going to happen. >> reporter: a white house official called the bombing an act of terrorism. here is what counter terrorism experts is telling us what is likely happening in the investigation. surveillance video from the cameras in the area is being downloaded and reviewed and the bomb material that was recovered is being carefully gathered and undergoing analysis. there's something that will no doubt need to

so here to talk about it is heather hanson good, to see you.were the first to file charges, charms which carry the death penalty. so, if he is convicted and sentenced to death, what becomes of any potential state charges? >> i think they'll pursue the state charges. in memory, and in respect for officer collier, there's the carjacking charge, the officer donohue whoa -- who was also injured. they should pursue those charges. a fair thing to too. >> you never know what can happen on appeal, a conviction can be overturned or a sentence reversed so proceed with state charges. >> that's right. he is up for the death penalty but masts doesn't have the death penalty, and so if you get more and more concurrent charges, it could add to a longer sentence. >> no double-jeopardy concerns here. >> no. this is even -- they're separate crimes. the crime, the killing of officer collier, the harming of officer donohue, those are separate crimes, separate in time and separate counties. >> authorities say tamerlan pulled the trigger in shooting officer collier,

joining me now, president of boy group international and erik hanson, director of domestic policy for u.s. travel association. welcome to you both. i will start with you, mike. what do you make of this? the fda is saying many of these delays are two hours or more. is is the fault of sequestration or is something else, not? >> it is the fault of politics. sequestration is 600 million out of the faa budget. 4 percent. they still have a billion dollars in their budget, more than they did in 2008 and 8% fewer flights. no one in aviation is buying this. this is a political stunt, and that is all. gerri: do you agree? >> i don't know if it is a political side, but it is certainly politics at its worst. for the travel industry, a key driver of the economy, we cannot afford to sit here and have congress pointing the finger at the administration, the administration putting the figure of congress. travelers are stuck in the airport. travel in this decrease over 7 billion jobs and supports those jobs each year. we cannot afford to be delayed in the airport. gerri: it does make a very big differe

let's take this now to the legal panel, heather hanson, and criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor, kimberly learner you think the judge was absolutely correct, make it available over the counter to everybody walk in and grab a box. why do you think he was right? >> the judge wasn't making a political or moral statement. this is litigation going on for seven years. back in 2006, he remanned this to the fda for further research. it took the fda over three years to make a decision. and basically the secretary of health and human services was the one who came down and said, this is not happening. the commissioner of the fda approved this. and the court found that it was arbitrary, capricious -- >> you have hhs and the fda at each other. now, heather, you believe the judge got it right. >> i think he got it wrong. >> i'm sorry. >> he said it was arbitrary, capricious and unreasonable. it's not unreasonable to ask there be a gatekeeper for someone under the age of 17 to get this drug. normally the gatekeeper hopefully would be a parent but here you have a drug that children are not goin

examples like dennis radar, the btk serial killer in wichita, robert hanson, the fbi agent turned sovietwe talked to both of their wives, they knew nothing, had no yg. many time there's one spouse that doesn't want to hear, doesn't wa to sent to see, they the marriage to work. >> do you think he was the kind of person that would confide anything in his wife? >> i don't think so. i don't think so at all. i think this guy -- i think he wore a mask and very few people saw under that mask. and especially these trips back and ford and radical lradicaliz. i think his wife was overwhelmed but what she saw and didn't know how to report. >> new details, while russell was at work, her husband cared for the toddler and the last day he was alive last week, he was home with the daughter while his wife left for work. so he actually was home with the little 3-year-old the day he died. >> that's what the associated press is reporting. my reporting basically showed that katherine russell was very much alienated from not only her friends at suffolk university but ashley talked about calling her mother and

had the correct procedures in place and it all enclosures were working properly. 24-year-old diana hanson was cleaning up the cage last month when he somehow escaped from a small enclosure and attacked and killed her deputies later killed the animals. >> the city announced a multimillion dollars settlement for two women who were injured during the massive manhunt. police mistakenly opened fire on the two women during february's week long manhunt for christopher. the x officer was wanted for killing four people two law enforcement officers. 7 is-year-old woman and her daughter were injured when officers shot at their truck as the two were delivering newspapers near a home being guarded by police. officials say each woman will now be awarded $2.1 million. >> and more and more california college campuses go smoke free ucla is making a controversial move what is being watched very carefully here in the bay area. robin live in san jose with the change in store on college campuses here at home. >> well, ucla adopted its policy even though the unc schools will wait until next year. san jose stat

. >> 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 any more 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 wr