the time five of his memoir on accounted for and lieutenant hanson took the only active radio. the one guy who has any means of communication has got on a chopper left. this son of a bitch shoots my brother in the leg not intentionally because it because it was night time it was four in the morning there was fit a very little star cover very little moonlight stayed there to point out his position because when they got to him there was a faint heart beat. so that there's this whole idea of brotherhood and author and then and camaraderie in this sense it was in this context that has absolutely no place. so he goes silent of these guys and they're there trying to assess where people are assess what the situation is and he's silent dave is out there for. many minutes vick eighty. yeah dying. there's precious minutes spent trying to find him they don't know where he is. when they found him he had a pulse. they they work c.p.r. on him till they put him on the bird so he lost precious minutes because his lieutenant left him on the battlefield and didn't the prize anybody who leaded wh

economist michael hanson is with bank of america merrill lynch. is the economy finally gaining onaction here? >> it looks that way. obviously there have been a lot of false dawns. >> not only was job growth in june strong, but the previous two months were revised up as well. may to 224,000 jobs created and april to 304,000. that's the strongest monthly increase in more than two years. hanson says the economy is on its feet again. so we're standing. are we running? >> we're walking more briskly than we were six months ago but godon't know if we are running just yet but we're getting there. >> reporter: the unemployment rate is lowest among workers with college degrees, but many like 28-year-old elizabeth thompson still feel under- employed. a journalism major, she earns about $28,000 a year as an editorial assistant at "staten island parent" magazine. >> the main thing is that i was worried that i'm not going to ever be able to make-- a solid living, you know. that's probably my biggest worry. >> reporter: a study by the new york fed found that 40%

gregg lay, vice president of hanson engineering, i'll read this letter first from hanson engineering. hanson engineering company is one of many small businesses in the south bay area of los angeles, california that is dependent on boeing contracts to support the business. 90%, he reads, he says, of our contracts, support boeing aircraft, either directly or indirectly, but our prime aerospace countries throughout the -- companies throughout the world. my company staffs of moes who live -- 60 employees who live in the south bay and depend on the support of boeing for the well being of their families. without the re-authorization of ex-im bank it would be impossible for us to have a big impact on the health of our businesses. -- our businesses and its employees and their families. next, we have the letter from breck manufacturing. breck manufacturing company is a small business in california with 170 employees. we have a critical interest in sales of boeing commercial aircraft. the export-import bank plays an important role as intermediary in the sale of these aircraft this letter is to

captain hanson served three years in active duty. and 27 years as a naval reserve, retiring in august of 2002 before continuing his service to those in uniform through his advocacy on capitol hill. i offer my thoughts and prayers to captain hanson's family and loved ones. may he rest in peace. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. seeing no more requests, the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. culberson of texas for today and mr. danny davis of illinois for today and mr. gallego of texas for today and mr. marine o'owe he -- mr. marino of pennsylvania for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, i move that the house now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion i

that was bob hanson reporting. there are clear laws that protect people from having their voices recorded without knowing it but those laws don't apply to pictures, especially in public places. >>> the royal family getting ready to sell rate prince george's first birthday and he's already walking. it's a newly released photo, baby george walking all by himself or toddling. later today more pictures released. he turns 1 tomorrow. >>> coming up why some are questioning a new partnership involving the girl scouts. >>> plus storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein back with more >>> we are following several developing stories throughout the day here on nbc4. first right now leaders from around the world trying to figure out how to get the remains of the 298 people killed on the downed malaysia airlines jet out of ukraine. armed separatists led a group of dutch forensic investigators to examine the bodies today. they're being kept in refrigerated train cars. the investigators say those cars must be moved today. >>> right

economist michael hanson is with bank of america/merrill lynch.s the economy finally getting traction here? >> it looks to be. >> reporter: not only was job growth in june strong but the previous two months were revise up as well, may, 224,000 jobs created and april, 304,000. that's the strongest increase in two years. anthony says the economy is on its feet again. so we're standing. are we running? >> we're walking a little more briskly than we were six months ago. i don't know that we're running but we're getting there. >> reporter: the lowest is those with college degrees but many like elizabeth thompson still feels underemployed. a journalism major earns about $28,000 a year. >> the main thing i always worry is that i'm not going to ever be able to make a solid living. that's probably my biggest worry. >> reporter: a study by the new york fed found that 40% of recent graduates can't find jobs that fit their education level. >> you've got to work really hard because you're not to be graduate and say well, i have a bachelor's, so give me that jo

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especially if she's a hanson. >> a little safety training. >> he's not chauvinist or anything.id you feel like you were given a fair shake there? >> i was treated as a greenhorn. they were just trying to show me the ropes, where to stand, where not to stand, and to shut up and do my job. >> anything surprise you? >> the weather. >> the weather was worse than you imagined? >> yes. the stories of the fishermen sound like tall tales. you go out there and go, oh, my goodness, where are you? how is this possible? >> what was the roughest part for you? >> the waves, you know, it throws you around, honestly. just realizing that you're out there completely on your own. you're floating in the middle of nowhere. >> her hands started hurting a little bit too for a while. that was a tough hurdle to get through. your body is in pain. >> any greenhorn would go through that. >> if your body is not fatigued, you're not working hard enough. >> young people are often called the invincibles. it feels like you can never die. do you feel that translates to this job? do you feel like you're less afr

sara hanson young is a senator for the green's party. first of all, how much do we know in terms of details about the case. how many of the 41 returned were tam ills, and who are the rest of the 200 that's been reported? >> well, part of the problem is we don't know an awful lot because the australian government here is keeping all of this under wraps, under a cloud of secrecy. their argument for that is that it is about deterring asylum seekers boats coming to australia. if they don't let information out, people will not know that boats have been successful and, therefore, there wouldn't be a need for a promotion of those types of voyages. what gets lost in all of this is the human rights of the individuals involved, and, indeed, the rights of people to seek asylum in australia. if hauz is a signature to the refugee convention, and people have the right to ask australia for help. what we know is there were two boats, one that travelled directly from sri lanka towards australia. that had 41 people on board. there were four tam ills on th

. >>> in entertainment news, this weekend "lucy" starring scarlet wroe hanson ruled the box office withs got $29 million. dawn of the planet of the apes in third place in its third weekend, and now with a total of $172 million. >>> this wfx also the san diego comicon. one big announcement, the first look at wonder woman from the upcoming superman and batman film "dawn of justice." she along with ben affleck, is batman. >> they look like evil people now. >> it's the background, i think. >> they take to the screen in may of 2016. also released was a five minute trailer for the upcoming simpson-family guy crossover. expect plenty of laughs as griffin travels to springfield in september. that one i'm twenl going to watch. godzilla gets a sequel, and he will not be alone this time. due to make appearances were the updated versions of rodan and the three-headed dragon. >> that looks dangerous. >> i can handle it. the game destroyed her. >> are you going to fight with us? >> i am. i will. >> katniss is back for the first teaser trailer for "mocking jay part one." it's the first in a three-part

. >> reporter: while residents like scott hanson hope this is the last day of importing water to do the dishes. >> it's despicable ownership. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >> there's also no water for the sprinklers and fire hydrants but the fire department tells us they have enough hydrants nearby to put a fire out if there's a problem there. >>> all right, lawrence is back. you know how to do weather? it's been a while. it has been a while but no rest for the weary. >> we have some very interesting weather out there right now. we're just looking at the hi- def doppler radar right now. multiple lightning strikes right now. boy headed into part of the peninsula right now we've got numerous lightning strikes in through half-moon day and pacifica. you can see some of the cells dropping down the thunderstorms there and more of that going to be sliding through. much stronger cell just sitting off the coastline. that is going to be sliding up near probably just -- just to the west of san francisco. and then looks like it is going to make its way into the north bay. so don't be surprised

so definitely something to keep your eye on. >> all right, heather hanson, thank you for joining us, as always. >> interesting conversation. >> 7:35 the time. this young man survived a horrible car crash, he flat lined three times in one day, each time he says he went to heaven. the knowledge he came back with that some believe proves his story is true. >>> good new york, welcome back. time now 7:38. we have breaking news, out of ukraine. ukraine defense ministry says two ukrainian military jets were just shot down in the eastern part of the country. this information is just started to come into our news room. much more of this as it becomes available, of course the backdrop here is that as you know just few days ago, malaysian airlines flight 17 was shot out of the sky, in that same area, killing all 298 people aboard. again, two ukrainian military jets, shot down, in eastern ukraine. much more on it breaking news from fox 29 throughout the morning. meantime, it is 7:39. minnesota teen is hailed a hero, he saved his neighbors, trapped inside a burning home, and those flames were hug

i found some sally hanson nail polish that stayed on. drug store stuff. and it stayed on, like miracle in a bottle, manicure in a bolt. i put it on facebook. like 100,000 of my friends are now using that. as opposed to you see like all of the different nail commercials. >> you know the celebrities being paid to push t when your friends said look i tried it and it work, they believe you. >> and celebrities have celebrity make up artists can put on neutrogena or like vaseline, and turn it into shimmer cream. where we need the reason why i think women want to hear from the friends, okay, you used this and are able to figure it out. >> i notice that on twitter people always asking kacie mcdonnell for make up tips. >> because she is stunning. >> so cute. >> when we think of our own body image, i throw up. most of us can probably finds fault with about anything on our bodies. but, i was a little surprised by study that we found. when do you think -- what age do girls, especially, start thinking of body image? >> well, we just put that number up there on the ban

thomas hanson is the very talented man who will be singing the star spangled banner as it was meant toe fourth of july. welcome. >> good morning. thank you very much. >> i'm so excited that you are here. so the star spangled banner in 1814 seems so much more lively. what happened? >> well, first of all, we're not trying to correct 200 years of history. in fact, one of the great things about this star spangled banner is this complete conviction when one sings the song and the various modern mutations are actually very exciting renditions of our society at a particular time and that's the story we're wanting to tell in the star spangled music foundation in this whole recital. we're going to look at 75 word variations of various social context in this particular tune. the three things that are different, who would have -- it would have been sung in a more professional voice. certainly, the tempo, we've gotten very reegle about how ♪ oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed ♪ but probably in the beginning, it was probably about ♪ oh, say can you see by the da

couldn't afford any of the beatles songs. [ light laughter ] so they're singing -- they're singing hansoni guess i could put my head around that." the family was so involved in this whole process and they wanted it to happen. >> jimmy: mick jagger is a a producer, right? >> that's right. that's right. that's right. they came in and mick, of course loves james brown. known him for years. he imitated a lot of his -- well he was inspired by a lot of his moves. >> he would sit at the apollo and watch him, you know, show after show and then he would go backstage and meet him. and then the tami show incident is depicted in the movie of course where the stones have to go on after james brown. >> jimmy: you don't wanna follow james brown. well, you did a great job. you would make any fan of james brown proud. you made the family proud by doing that thing. it's a good -- you did a good job with this movie. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i wanna show everyone -- here's a clip -- [ cheers and applause ] chadwick boseman performing as james brown in "get on up" in theaters this friday. check it out. >> mr.

in upper merion there's a crash along henderson road as the hanson access road.county kind of heavy on 30 eastbound from 340 to 113. david, dearborn -- >> what did he say? i'm new to this country, he's funny. temperatures in the 60's north and west of philadelphia, 67 pottstown, same in saint davids. closer you get to philadelphia the better chance you have of being up into the low 70's and in south jersey it's a lot of low 70's across-the-board. same thing in delaware. hockessin up to 75 degrees. if you're running errands today it's another one of those days where the morning might be better than the afternoon. 79 by 9 o'clock, 85 by noon and probably dry through the morning hours across most of the region. warm and humid in the afternoon, though, a high of 89 at 3 o'clock and there is that chance of a thunderstorm pong up here or there during the afternoon and early evening hours. erin. >> okay, thanks so much, david. >>> it's been seven years since the latest harry potter book. now he's making a surprise comeback in a flew story. j.k. rowling has given potter

peter hanson on the length. lpga right screen. troy's second hole in one of her career.yle sager things he has extra bases. raburn doesn't think so. full extension. let's go to the judges. josh tomlin, please? he approved. don't stick your nose where it don't belong. mexico's hector herrera pays the price and gets kicked in the side of the face. mexico has not reached a quarterfinal since the reagan administration. >> ouch. >> and again, the united states going for the quarterfinals tomorrow. 1:00. >> yeah. >> none of us are going to be there. >> no. >> we will have to show up to work. >> not in the budget. >> good night. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, we lov chen! great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price. [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plan

. >> reporter: while residents like scott hanson hope this is the last day of importing water to do the dishes. >> it's despicable ownership. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >> the complex has no water for sprinklers or fire hydrants but the fire department tells us they have enough hydrants nearby to put out a fire if there's one. >>> well, the surviving suspect in that violent bank heist in stockton is eligible for the death penalty. 19-year-old jaime ramos appeared in a san joaquin county courtroom yesterday. he faces 35 charges including three counts of murder. a hostage misty holt singh was killed during a gun bat billion police after the -- battle with police after the robbery at the bank of the west. ramos used her as a human shield during the sootout. he is charged with her murder and the murder of his two alleged partners who died in the shootout. >>> and police are still looking for the driver of a buick seen here on surveillance video dropping the robbers off at the bank. the abandoned car was recovered on friday. >>> a woman is set to if arraigned today for the robbery of

we have ed point toy, mark hanson and you recognize our very own cheryl casone.you buy this? >> absolutely. housing markets in the united states are incredibly volatile. metro area is tremendous amount of volatility. below metro areas it gets greater in terms of volatility. we looked at 50 largest metro areas, using zillow areas to 1979. isolated 10 most volatile, and 10 least volatile. most volatile, are california, florida, metro areas. least volatile, north carolina and other places like that. melissa: mark, what is the significant of reaching that point again? is that we need to get there in order to get a lot of people underwater out from underneath that debt. or are we making much of a milestone that doesn't mean that much? what do you think? >> you know, if we were to reach that point right now, with the lack of meaningful end-user demand, incomes, or employment levels, we would be in a bubble again right now. so, pushing out forecast, and when we get there, to 2017 i really think it will be a lot longer than that. maybe 2021. if we got back there, all the

hanson nichols is standing by in the capital with more.de quite a new story. >> that is exactly the reaction angela merkel wanted. she wanted a public right. she wanted some way to signal to the united states, to convey to them just how upset she has, not only on the nsa phone tapping, but the idea that there are two cases of potential double agents working for both german spy agencies and the cia. he mayance minister, have captured merkel's feelings when he said "with so much stupidity, you can only weep." that is why the chancellor is not amused. it is an understatement here she is outraged. this is the top u.s. intelligence official. he has been asked to leave german soil. it is a remarkable story. we are just at the beginning of it. how can the u.s. mend fences and put this relationship back on track? because there are a host of issues from security to economic cooperation to ukraine to iran, let alone the free trade deal that angela merkel and barack obama perhaps would like to have more productive conversations on. guys? >> thanks fo

soy bring attorney heather hanson in to break this down. what are the laws?ith the keystone state. >> pennsylvania is pretty general. can you not have repeated or prolonged lack of supervision. what's that mean? it really comes down to who it is that is seeing the child alone. if you report it to police officer the police officer has discretion, toes whether or not to bring it as a case to arrest the perpetrators, parents, then the prosecutor err and judges have discretion. so the statute repeated and prolonged lack of supervision. definition is little if-ee. >> that's really blur. >> i that's right. >> answer my question, heather. what's the law in pennsylvania? >> the idea is, mike, it is similar in delaware and new jersey the idea judges, prosecutors, supposed to have the common sense to make these decisions, unfortunately what happens probably because of lawyers, there is a fear there. so if the police officer gets a report that a child is unattended, when in a park or walking down the street, there may and fear that if i don't do something, and later on

here to debate is heather hanson and defense attorney jonna spilbore. >> thanks so much.ed by the sentence? >> oh, my god, this sin feweriating. not enough time for violent crime. some kid steal as love the bread. -- loaf of bread. beat the stuffing out of somebody and you get six months, all because you didn't have a violent father to beat the stuffing out of you, makes no sense. >> did the judge help the sentence by making those comments. >> we're talking about this because of the comments. the relate is, brian, these types of sentences are handed down every day especially in detroit where you have some violent homicides, so many violent crimes, this actually was one of the lesser crimes that this type of judge sees. so this sentence was actually appropriate. >> with the video doesn't that knock it home? not only comments but seeing the video, how many of these cases do you actually see the actual crime take place? >> it doesn't happen very often. that lends itself to the outrage that you see here and the fact that we are even talking about this. otherwise, this could b

. >> that was bob hanson on the story for us. >>> this summer, nbc 10 is spreading the word for grants called 21st century solutions. we're looking at fresh ideas to move our community forward. we'd like non profits to apply. for more information, go to nbc10.com. >>> the time is 5:58. nbc 10 kwocontinues in a moment. matt delucia is following the chadly fire this weekend. repora quesd i'll go ov tetftthbreak. garsry e wpark fire k cn mi heam lear dehba as