. >> jim hanson to sirajip, it is the hanson's. hi everybody, it is exactly 6:30 on this monday april 13th, 2015. >> it is a machine. before you get upset and sad that it is monday it will be a beautiful monday. i'm excited. >> we rate weather by the numbers, one through ten, ten being the the best, it will be a ten. >> i would give it an 11 if i could. >> turn it up to 11. >> turn it up to 11. >> we will be putting some shade on buddy an because we have lots of sunshine on the way. official sunrise time is already happening it is 6:27 this morning. here's your ten out of ten 45 degrees, outside right now, and nothing much to show you here on ultimate doppler radar until you look out to the midwest and see the cold front that is coming our way for tomorrow. how about, 72 degrees today. sunshine, mild, breezy in the a afternoon but a beautiful day and then tonight we're down to 55 degrees. we could get some showers but not until well have after midnight. so that is your fox cast, from the weather authority, and a marvelous monday, a

hanson natural, the old monster beverage. that the name it used to be before it maime mnst one the hottest stocks in 2004 and hottest stock in 2005 and hottest stock for the first half of 2006. split adjusted hanson went from $1 and change to beginning of 2005 to $200 when it peaked in july of 2006. the whole way up there were people telling you hanson, a beverage company that real got its momentum from its monster energy drink, was a fad, had to dry out. had to cash had to crash. well, it did do that but as often as the case it took years for the momentum to run out, not days, not month, not weeks, years. i called the top on hanson back then because i know how the stocks work. peaked in july of 2006 in part because of the fact that the company did a five for one split and even the splits that aren't supposed to do anything, this encouraged people who had been in hanson for a long time to take something off the table. sell one, two shares but there was another reason i believed it would peak and that was it picked up its four

please select one from this group. >> hanson brigitte llp okay. so the last level. >> okay michael yeah. key andrew greg, airbnb barbary coast consulting karen flood bay bio trust company of the west, edward day t z k broadway, llc fisher man's property llp brooding cast capital, llc and the strategy communications fritz could systems inc. phillip lessor r l braun and matt he will. >> willie brown. >> james ross long law valero consulting inc. john newman. >> thank you select one. >> just one. >> okay. >> airbnb. >> great thanks that complements our selection process. >> thank you, ms. shay and to the public for your assistance two former commissioners can't get better than that the next item on the agenda is discussion and possible action for the project calendar for various staff projects you want to talk about that one. >> yes. sxhour and commissioners and thank you deputy director at the last meeting the commission approved four proposals for staff to pursue and investigate in terms of augmenting the city campaign finance ordinance and given s

. >> survival steve hanson and christina the queen isn't getting along. >> you get the more come if ie. >> it's so downhill. >> this is like [ bleep ]. >> oh. >> i guess the sleep number is a tree. >> not only do they have the n uncomfortable positions and places they also have to see themselves. >> it looks like a red tail boa. >> i love animals but i am hungry and i'm going to be way more hungry in a few days if we don't get something. >> that's good. >> to find out more about what it's leek to be one of these extreme survivalist and exist in this kind of situation we have steve hanson and christina the queen via skype right this minute. welcome to the show. why? why would you do this to yourself? >> kind of a dream since i was a little kid actually. i love going to the woods and building forts and catching critters. next logical step was to take a knife, get naked and run into the jungle. >> it was more of a challenge for the adventure and definitely a life changing experience. >> i've seen so many episodes of this show. i've always wanted to know what was the worst part? >> my par

they want to take hanson and his engineer off the ship. 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 beck and swept them overboard. >> oh, no! >> the two men are flung into 28-degree water. the tide pulls them dangerously close to the monarch. it looks like they'll be crushed by their own ship. now they're at the mercy of mother nature. >> waves come in sets, so not only were they hammered by that one wave that washed them over, there were about three others that came through, just boom, boom, boom, right on top of them, crushing them. we're sitting up here going, what are we going to do now? >> the wind is howling at 30 to 40 knots, but pilot gooth moves fast. she maneuvers her chopper tight between the monarch and the coast guard ship. with a steady hand she holds her position, and the crew drops

bob hanson tells us more. >> reporter: gift cards are popular every holiday season.hey make an easy gift to buy and a fun win to spend the too often they are forgotten. >> the longer you hold onto a card, the more likely you are to forget you have it. >> reporter: shelly hunter calls herself the gift card girlfriend and is a spokesperson for gift cards.com. she says not only do they get lost but sometimes they lose their value. >> we have pretty good consumer laws that make sure stores don't expire them or have fees. if a store goes out of business the rules change. >> reporter: if gift cards are often worstless. that's the case with millions of dollars from radio shack. >> you know it's having financial trouble the urgency is greater. >> reporter: scam artist vs been going after gift cards. take precaution. >> inspection the packagpackaging. buy from the middle of the rack or the back instead of front where the thieves have less likely to have tampered with those. >> reporter: she said she's a big fan of gift cards but don't let them gather dust. >> if you have a gi

anunciada luego de que la agencia de proteccin ambiental entablara una demanda contra la planta "lehigh hansonmiles de galones de aguas negras en un arroyo de cupertino. --de acuerdo con las autoridades, stas contenan "selenio." --como parte del acuerdo la compaÑa tendr que instalar un sistema avanzado para el de desecho de lquidos. place holder lorena ---la histrica sequa ha obligado a que el estado de california imponga una serie de restricciones para la conservacin del agua... juanfra ---pero un reciente reporte revel que varios condados no cumplen con las rdenes establecidas por el gobernador jerry brown... ahora las autoridades anunciaron medidas que podran afectar seriamente sus bolsillos... lorena - take 2 boxes caterine orozco esta aqui en el estudio para explicarnos las recientes medidas adoptadas... caterine, es cierto que los californianos tendrn que pagar millonarias multas si no cuidan del vital lquido? katherine live live bug katherine ---imaginense ustedes... multas de hasta 10 mil dlares por desperdiciar agua... ---el gobernador de california anunci el nuevo proyecto de ley que

blues traveler and hanson.um chair. i thought they got it fixed? it's a thing on the end. >> if we were at the restaurant i'd get the sweet n low packs. >> shake, shake, shake. >> ease fix. >> we'll get it fixed. >> the picture of this plane. this is crazy. there was a flight leaveing from iceland to denver yesterday. and that is the result of a lightning strike that blew a hole in the nose of the plane shortly after takeoff from iceland. passengers on the iceland air flight say they heard a bang and a pop and a flash of light. get this. the plane kept going, more than 300 miles, continued on to denver. the plane landed normally safely. it wasn't until after they landed the passengers were looking back at the plane a passenger actually took these pictures through the window. >> how did it stay? >> can you imagine what the pilot thought within they came out and looked at the damage that would be something that i think would shake you at the core a little bit. >> the pilots and iceland air said the passengers wer

tom: heather hanson thank you so much.w rand paul can defend himself without appearing thin skin. it's good to see you. where do you start with this? it seems like a campaign people should be telling him how to respond as opposed to using lawyers. >> yes, i think he has to learn how to kill them with kindness and instead of having, you know tons of are bewkes, he needs to have a softer touch of right now instead of having a softer touch with witty rebuke he's having constant rebuke. to be able to win and iowa and new hampshire he needs to start learning how to come off as kinder and not quite as cold. in person he has also had people have been saying this step about him. if he wants to be president of the united states he has to step up his game. and i hope the people around him start pushing in that direction. tom: a lot of people have marty said that he wasn't nice to women that interviewed him. so the attack dogs are going to be there. he is already leading. there is savanna guthrie he was criticized for the way that he

without hesitation. >> that was bob hanson reporting.t's not just older families making that request. construction cleanup companies say most of their demolition business used to come from older couples. but now younger families are also getting their pools ripped out. >>> lots of people heading ut to the coast to find natural water on the beach on this nice day. swells at a strong point at pleasure point in santa cruz. checking in now with meteorologist rob mayeda. looking for water, you no longer have the pool the beach is a good option. >> always a good option. the weather is nice, as it was today, except half moon bay. beach hazards adviseory earlier on that has been allowed to expire. if you travel to the coast, use caution for rip currents. some sets approach 7 to 8 feet at times. courtesy of the coast the fog starting to spill in around san francisco. 53 degrees now. you can see the winds here on shore and that's going to push coastal stratus inland for the morning. through the morning, drizzle at times to start things off on sund

[ cheering & applause ] we have chris hanson on the mound for the good guys today. he is 1-0 now.this is his third aappearance here at this baseball park. he takes on eddie butler from the colorado rockies. they come into the park now 4- 3, while the giants are 3-4. we have to get on this bandwagon right now and cheer on the giants to victory at the home opener right here at at&t park. i have to tell you, guys, it is a great day for baseball here in the bay area! >> roberta, you do weather and sports. >> it looks exciting out there! how much fun! get garlic fries, roberta. >> thank you! >>> well, speaking of the sports scene, the masters have a new champion the second youngest ever to win, 21-year- old jordan spieth. the young texan earned the convicted jacket after a four day run at augusta, a record- tying 18 under par. how does he feel about it? >> it has been an unbelievable team effort. it has been the week of my life. i would like to win more of these. i would like to be a part of more majors and continue to be number one is he is the first player to ever reach 19th under pa

and hanson 7 236 struck out six and the only blemish by peralta in the fourth. now bottom four, 2-1 snakes, not for long crawford off on de la rosa. two-run shot. 4-1. fun moment in the seventh a ball in the stands and bounces into a gentleman's beer. what does he do? take a drink. they snap the losing streak, winning 4-1. and how about another beer drinking. a young lady stole the show, catching the foul ball in her beer cup. and then the chug. this is a new trend. and they win 7-6 in extra innings. >>> and the golden bears in memorial. high late of the day to austin down the side line. oh goodness. he lays out, dare i say, humanesque. starting quarterback -- i guess it would be better if you would have said it. got some reps and another acrobatic stretch of his own. starting season september 5th. see the warriors over on abc at 11:00 and i'll see you then. >> down right shoeman-esque. >>> a diamond soh >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, say goodbye is a popular san francisco restaurant closes doors after half a century. why they are leaving now. >>> and an unusua

congratulations, tony, we will miss you. >>> and, so many things about tony hanson all week just suchfessional congratulations to you tony. eyewitness weather watchers are checking in on this chilly evening. temperatures just did not rise like they were supposed to today. warm front could not get far enough north. we will take a closer look at why that happened in a minute. first lets look at these numbers. didn't get past 50 ease in most locations. pete inner lawrenceville, new jersey is at 58 degrees. he said will we ever see the sun again? enough of the cold damp, glummy days. i echo that sentiment. we will see the sun again i promise and pretty soon as well. we have 54 degrees moving north and west of the city. lou is in eagleville, 54. filtered sunshine. fifty-nine south and east of philadelphia in wynonna, new jersey where kathy has 59 degrees and kathy has a comment for us she says in rain as of yet wind gusts at eight, dreary looking day, can't wait to see the sun, feels like a long time since we have seen that sun. let check out down in delaware jason in middletown 59 thick c

as part of a settlement, the parent company lehigh hanson must build an advanced waste water treatment plant and pay $2.5 million in penalties. the company said, "we are pleased to resolve these issues with an agreement that is aligned with our company's commitment to operating in a safe and environmentally responsible manner." both the epa, the department of justice and the state attorney general's office will holding a press conference on permanente creek at 11 a.m. live in cupertino, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> new this morning, daredevil nick wallenda successfully completed a dangerous balancing act. he went over the grand canyon a year ago the 400-foot orlando eye observation wheel in florida. it opens next month. he finished the walk in a few minutes. wallenda rode to the top of the wheel and navigated up ladders before beginning his walk. good for him. >> mm-hm. >> he did something like that in chicago as well outside the sears tower in the windy city. >> yes. he has done some crazy things. >> the grand canyon thing was crazy. >> but he always made it so that's good. >> he always made

i said it goes into climate, and he said you know you could take james hanson the world's leading climate scientist and i could take a garbage man and i could convince america that the garbage man nose more about science. >> why, how does this happen? why can you get away with a garbage man saying this is the science versus the scientist. >> yes. i think what happens is what we have is we have the media - it's a great attribute of the media they want to show two sides. whether the earth is round or flat it don't show two sides. you don't discuss whether the moon is made out of blue cheese. we now have candidates running for president saying we don't know or we have of 17ors of no warming. it's absolutely untrue. he's not called out by the media. luckily governor brown says this was outrageous that he could make a statement. >> taking a stronger stand - what does that look like? >> when you have someone saying we have satellite studies showing there was no warming, there were studies they've been proven false. even the people who did the study said they made mistakes. they didn't account f

for some of those same reasons that hanson talked about that the demography is shifting to the agingsociety, a slower growth from population and so were technical change, also he notes looking at new industries like facebook from those that were dominant in the '50s and '60s obviously similar companies have much smaller needs for capital. they don't need big factories or heavy machinery to produce their output. so less demand for physical capital so that demand for investment would be smaller to keep down the interest rates in the economy. related to that is the relative price of capital has been declining over time. so spending on capital it would be smaller. so the focus for capital goods from the perspective of how much capital people want to buy with consumer spending that is a bigger part of demand for. to talk about increasing equality of many implications and causes and argues that increase of equality it puts more income in the hands of those who tend to save more of the rich and upper income. capricious down the demand for consumer kurds as well with stagnation. white is the

bill hanson. >> my name is bill hannah and live five blocks from the proposed construction site. i have attended several of the community outreach presentations. the outreach has been very good on this project. everything that i have heard about the size, the scale, the scope of the project is good. i am here to support the resolution. i look forward to seeing the plans when they are developed. i support the project. thank you. >> thank you very much. ron, followed by trish, followed by ben, followed by beverly. >> thank you supervisors. my name is ron campbell. i'm celebrating my 43rd years a professional actor. i am a lucky man. i feel like lou gehrig without the disease. i was always thinking that i hope i can get back to center stage at teatro zinzanni. when i was center stage in greece, doing "oedipus." i was thinking boy, i hope i can get back to teatro zinzanni center stage. when i was a mime in the streets in rome, i was thinking maybe some day there will be a teatrodin zinzanni and i will be center stage there, why, because where else teatro zinzanni where a performer li

i view it as a scientific statement and that's supported by james hanson of nasa who says it can be game over for the climate. so this the a crucial opportunity to stop the extraction and i think it ties in very closely with the science behind climate change and it's our one opportunity to unite behind let's say no to the keystone xl pipeline and stop climate change. >> isn't florida the american canary in the coast line? isn't most of your state at sea level if water rises? >> we have a tremendous amount of low lying land especially in urbanize areas such as miami and fort lauderdale as well as the repercussions of stronger hurricanes and more extreme or flooding rains. >> jeff, do supervisors, do department chiefs take care not to put these kinds of rules into writing so they could say and have plausible deniability and say we're not -- we don't suppress good science. we want to see the data. but when you got a governor like rick scott of florida who's made it clear that he doesn't believe that this is a scientific fact, detected by its affect on of recommendations to move -- armered s

day when permanente creek of fish and frogs and they died off because of sillen yum from the lehigh hanson quarry and neighbors tried to fight the quarry for years. this facility has been operating for 80 years here and for 80 years they've been using their creek as their own personal sewer and this is a great day. a great day because the quarry has agreed to spend $5 million to install facilities to clean up waste water to federal clean water act standards and you will also pay a $2.5 million penalty. the settlement has teeth. >> now if the company violates any part of that we can seek contempt of court. it's an order and the judge enters it as an order and it's quite powerful. >> epa has 24/7 access. we don't have to wait. we don't have to give them warning and we can go right on to the facility to do inspections. >> lehigh issued a statement saying, quote, we are pleased to resolve these issues with an agreement that is outlined to operate in a safe and environmentally responsible manner. >> we are glad that it will encourage them to avoid externalization of their costs by making them c

at 10:40 stephen hanson chronicles the history of one of washington, d.c.'s most famous neighborhood's, dupont circle. >>> most famous for his writing of this land is your land but he was very much more than that. he was born in 1912 in oklahoma. we're very proud to have his work back in oklahoma where we think it belongs. he was an advocate for people who were disenfranchised. mie grant workersmigrant workers who found themselves in california literally starving. he saw this vast difference between those who were the haves and the have notes and became their spokesman through his music. >> he recorded very few songs of his own. we have a listening station that features 46 of his songs in his own voice. that's what makes the recordings that he did make so significant and so important to us. ♪ this land is your land ♪ ♪ this land is my land ♪ ♪ from california to the new york island ♪ >> watch our events from tulsa saturday at noon eastern. sieve war museum invited five historians to present arguments for their nominees. next william cooper nominates confeder

>> reporter: a few years ago 10- year-old twins carter and jack hanson got really into the game battleshipinterested in naval warfare in general, which eventually led to a family vacation to see the "yorktown" a retired aircraft carrier in charleston, south carolina. >> my mind was blown. it blew. >> reporter: the kids say "the georgetown" changed their lives. >> i realized how amazing history could be. >> reporter: and it was about to get even better. on that same trip, the boys learned about a world war ii vet named robert harding, who actually served on the "yorktown" they got his e-mail address, started corresponding daily, and became really enamored to the point where they now desperately want to meet him. >> we want to know what his voice actually sounds like. we want to touch him, we want to know him a lot more. >> reporter: that's how fond they have become of a veteran they have never met. the boys keep his picture by their beds. and if you ever go to the "yorktown" with them, as we did, they'll chew your ear off about mr. harding and what he did on board as a plane handler. >> whe

we'll talk about it with heather hanson. he has a noted defense attorney.nd during her opening statements and said yeah, he did it. >> she didn't have a choice. it is do we keep him alive or not. i am not critizing the defense team. he is going to be executed. there is no way the jorwould find him under the thumb of his brother. >> heather was nodding in agreement. >> i agree that he will be found guilty this week. the jury will take time. >> it is a complicated jury. >> there is 30 department of counts. and if they come back quickly. it is a sign they thought with their hearts and not their heads. if they take it longer they are thinking out the counts. but we have to hear the penalty phase. we need to hear the aggravating factors and mitigating factors and we may hear from him or his family members. >> it is fascinating to me. the federal government rarely puts people to death. and yet in massachusetts. the feds are trying to put them to death. >> who can blame them. this was not a situation when big brother coerced the little brother to steal candy from

. >> heather hanson, trial attorney and ashley merchants, criminal defense attorney.elcome to both of you. if she was not the one who pulled the trigger, not the one who killed a sheriff's deputy but still facing murder charges. can you explain? >> she is charged as an accomplice. is known as party to a crime. we have the statute all over the united states in federal government essentially when someone assists in a crime, somehow aids or abets the crime they can be charged just like the person who actually committed the crime and that person who committed the crime doesn't actually have to be charged like we have here. he is on trial, he should been tried with. >> does that immaturity buyer anything? >> i don't think so. it has bought her that she will not get the death penalty she would get the most get life in prison but she is being tried as an adult as she should be. she made these decisions. the idea as the defense attorney said that she was somehow coerced is negated by the fact that she exchanged facebook messages, a birthday cards, all kinds of things with the

years ago but might be coming back because the host chris hansen launched a kickstarter campaign for hansonersus predator. this is real. this is the kickstarter page. he hopes to raise month. and total of 400,000. if you donate $150, chris hansen will record your outgoing voice mail message which would be cool if anyone still used voice mail. is that a good thing -- what's your mom going to think when she calls and chris hansen picks up the phone? if you donate $10,000 he will show up at your home and accuse you of being a pedophile. it is the ultimate fan experience. i hope they bring back the show. i liked them catching predators. i'd watch "dancing with the predators." at denver international airport, two tsa officers were fired for plotting to grope attractive men. it was a scheme that involved a male and female officer. the way it worked is when the male officer, one specifically saw a guy he found attractive, he would signal his colleague who was a female and she would tell the screening machine that a female passenger was going through, which would set off the machine because it woul