gias muussa and jim hanson, executive director of the center for security policy. jim hanson should the united states be open to taking in rchtion irefugees from the middt wars? >> in a very cautious way, of course, we are not scrutinizing these refugees, they are not getting screened to a level that

hanson is talking about is totally unfounded. we have, and i will say this again and again. we have the most vetted people coming to the country are refugees, and we have a history of resettling, and we have a history of providing services, and my agents are not the factor. i came here in 1980, and prior to that, we resettled thousands of hungarians. so the idea that the -- the governor contracts are totally bogus, and i can tell that you the refugee issue in this country, everyone is settled in a community. and supported by the community. and in terms of their contribution to the refugee program is compared to what the community provides, 10%. >> of the u.s. committee for immigrants, and jim hanson, executive vice president for the center of security policy. this conversation must continue, because this problem will continue. i'll be back in a moment with a final thought on leaving home. it's "inside story." >> hoping that lots of people will simply go home when there are no longer homes to go back to is a vein hope. people will do, we have seen, what they need to do to get

hanson is quite wrong on this issue. we have a very sophisticated screening system, we have resettled 3 million refugees. as dr. mussa said, prior to the crisis in syria syria used to host more than 2 million refugees from iraq and other places. so i think this fear mongering that mr. hansen is talking is totally unfounded. we have, i will say this again and again, we have the most vetted people to come to this country our refugees. we have an incredible history of refugees. my agencies founded the 1911 is not a contractor. the federal government came to refugee program in 1980. prior to that we actually resettled over 38,000 hungarians in 1956 without the government help. so this idea that the catholic charity uscri and other agents are government contractor and they care about, is totally bogus and i can tell you that the refugee program in this country is a community partnership program. every refuging settled in this country is settled in a community supported by the community the government involvement in terms of t

hanson again. third down. let's go to los angeles for a game break. >> things are getting ugly in tempe. cody kessler finds shuster. his fourth touchdown pass tonight. they headed to the locker room with a comfortable lead. >> gus: steve sarkisian. enthusiastic on the usc sidelines. >> joel: they needed that like they needed air to breathe. >> gus: stanford really tough. looks like stanford -- you called the game yesterday in stanford and oregon state as utah runs the football. what has stanford down differently after losing that season opener against northwestern? >> joel: they got back to what they are. running the football, running the rock. they found a guy that can carry it 25, 30 times with christian mccaffrey. he's not the typical back. but he's a very good between the tackles runner. now that they found that, they can go back to controlling the game. time of possession. keep the defense fresh. a defense that is young and refreshing. they look good right now. played away at oregon state. similar to this

the hanson family said that's small compared to their fight. this is their website, this is legitimate. go to nbc10.com if you want to help this family. >>> a wrestling legend charged with murder. superfly snuka is charged with murdering his girlfriend more than 30 years ago. prosecutors announced the results of a grand jury investigation into her death today. snuka previously claimed he was innocent in her death. denise nakano visited the south jersey neighborhood and spoke with those who knew him. she'll have their reaction in a few minutes. >>> a neighbor is accused of pushing open a little girl's bedroom window and snapping pictures of her late at night. we've learned the man in custody lives just steps away. george spencer is live. people in that neighborhood have been living in fear. >> reporter: they had. it was around this time of night when the suspect approached making noises outside to get that little girl's attention. today's arrest ends five days of nervous suspense. this black and white police sketch may have broken the case wide

hanson >> vassilios g. haramis >> james a. haran >> gerald francis hardacre >> jeffrey pike hardy >> timothy john hargrave >> firefighter daniel edward harlin >> frances haros >> harvey l. harrell >> stephen g. harrell >> melissa marie harrington >> aisha anne harris [ bell ringing ] >> stewart dennis harris >> john patrick hart >> eric hartono >> john clinton hartz >> emeric harvey >> and my son paul robert. you are the wind beneath our wings. >> and my father, engine company 201. there isn't a day that doesn't go by where i don't think about you. you're an amazing, lovable person inside and out. i know you're up there in heaven looking down on mom and the three of us. i hope you're so proud of the job that your amazing wife has done with us. i hope you are proud of the man i'm becoming. i'm doing my best to make sure mom is safe. god bless the soldiers who defend our country, and god bless america. [ applause ] >> peter paul hashem >> timothy haskell >> thomas theodore haskell jr. >> joseph john hasson ii

with that let me welcome brent hanson from dell. brett is the executive direct of dell data security solutions. thanks for coming. >> absolutely. having for having me. >> they provide a suite of products that provides security wherever you need it. is your mike on? >> mike on? >> it sounds on. >> is it on now? >> sounds good. >> good? >> it's on. >> it's on. >> uh-huh. >> is it going? good? good? >> sounds so good. good job. all right, let's start this again brett hanson from dell data security solutions, you provide a suite of products that secure data wherever employees need it, cloud, and you have more than 15 years experience leading business development and channel functions in the software industry including at dell and ibm. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> we've had in this town we're very aware of big breaches recently. >> absolutely. >> can you talk about the malware tactics that have led to the breaches whether in government or the corporate side? >> like you said, the number of breaches has certainly increased as h

hanson of the authority.ou said that there were points where there were people dropped off and a lag. >> yeah, we expect today to be a much heavier day than yesterday. yesterday was steady, but there were points where people being dropped off and buses being dropped off and people gathered subpoe and waited for the groups. >> what do you do today with that if anything? >> well, we have plenty of people prepared to screen as the people go through. that will be mitigated if need be. we're prepared for it. >> you said screening what should they not bring and what is snok. >> there's a list of items and i encourage you to look at the website or the ones that the secret service put out. no big bags. expect to have the bags skrooend. we did it yesterday and people were joyful out here on the bridge yesterday. i walked it a couple of times yesterday. one in the morning like this when it was crowded and people were happy to be out here and then when it was crowded. people were happy and in a celebration mood. >> repo

listen to donald trump what he say he is a word about the polls + and a warning of the smart about hanson's kaiser about his a using it for more than just disinfecting and hands continue our coverage of the mass of valley fire will hear from one family had no idea whether their home was still standing or not. >>james: the fire rep early closing in on one family the matt dillon pain yesterday morning after hearing her story she hit the road in search of finding what was left of home. she discovered to the families cast of been left behind were alive and well the whole business of grand gulf war was parley helped the homes and out of harm's way. >>james: according to cal fire there have been more than 5200 fires costs that are broken out in the state so far this year burden in the 21 and 22 ft. to the 20,000 a. does more than 04% increase in the number of fires surf to this challenge is front and center and as the basis for this gathering today and the memory of understanding there is no warning come from britain were scientists say the next two years could be the hottest on record and they c

. >> she is being candid on "city of angels" where she played a nurse and hanson has turned cookie line into a household name. >> like right now. i don't have a job. i have a hot movie coming out and i'm unemployed. but that's the nature of the business. >> i can't wait for sunday and our "e.t." team coverage already everywhere. the red carpet, backstage of the parties and we'll have all the winners and, of course, we'll break down the best and worst dressed. make sure you're right here on monday for all of that. coming up, a special treat, antonio sabato jr. has a home reality show and we have his tour of wayne newton's massive >> so this is the red room. i heard about this. >> and inside the new film "about ray," it focused on a male. the cast. >> give me a hug. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? you got to know when to hold'em. know when to fold 'em. know when to walk away. know when to run. you never count your money, when you're sittin

christine hanson.he beautiful lives lost on this site and from my son you always will be the wind beneath our wings. >> peter hampton. sous hampton. gerald francis. jeffrey hardy. firefighter daniel edward harlan. francis. lieut. harvey harold. and melissa carrington. [silence] [bell ringing] one. [silence] [silence] stewart harris. john patrick. eric. john. my son paul robert you are the wind beneath our wings. >> and my father firefighter jon albert company to o one there is in today's that i don't think about you. you're an incredible person inside and out and i know you're up in heaven looking down on mom and a three of us provide hope you're so proud of the job you're raising wife has done with us i hope you are proud of the man i am becoming. make sure mom is a god blesses soldiers to defend their country and god bless america. cop cop . [applause] >> peter. timothy. joseph john. karen. michael. timothy. donald. in the maurice hawkins. james edward. robert. scott jordan. michael. roberta. charles

let me give you a great example, hanson natural. the old monster beverage, that was the name it used to be before it became mmst, hottest stock in 2005, hottest stock for the first half of 2006. split adjustment enhancement went from $18 and change to $200 when peaking in july of 2006. the whole way up there were people telling you that hansen, a beverage company that really got its momentum from its monster energy drink, was a fad. had to dry out. had to crash. well, it did do that. but as often is the case it took years for the momentum to run out, not days, not months, not weeks, years. i called the top enhancement back then because i know how these stocks work. it peaked in july of 2006 and this was in part because of the fact that the company did a five for one split and even those splits aren't supposed to do anything, this encouraged those in hanson for a long time to take something off the table. but there was another reason i believed it would peak. and that was it picked up its fourth analyst in may 10th of 2006 when goldm

. >> she is being candid on "city of angels" where she played a nurse and hanson has turned cookie line into a household name. >> like right now. i don't have a job. i have a hot movie coming out and i'm unemployed. but that's the nature of the business. >> i can't wait for sunday and our "e.t." team coverage already everywhere. the red carpet, backstage of the parties and we'll have all the winners and, of course, we'll break down the best and worst dressed. make sure you're right here on monday for all of that. coming up, a special treat, antonio sabato jr. has a home reality show and we have his tour of wayne newton's massive las vegas crib. >> so this is the red room. >> the red room. i heard about this. >> and inside the new film "about ray," it focused on a female teen transitioning to a male. see our emotional interview with the cast. >> give me a hug. >> that is ahead. closed captioning provided by -- >>> i'm not starting a new school in this body. i'm just not. >> maybe they'll make an exception. >> i'm done with being an exception. >> that is "about ray." it was played in toro

dave hanson is firing up machines a half century old. >> and we use them for spares when things break. it is like your own bone yard. >> it is a great time for records. everybody is buying vinyl in the country. >> he planned to produce a million lp's for a year for a feewnew market of young consumers. down the road at the record collector, owner john said his online record sales are booming. >> why is vinyl making a comeback? >> it is more fun. >> for everyone who thought all of the dusty records in the basement were completely obsolete, think again. hey, peter frampton. >> james booker is seeking some rare recordings not available digitally. >> the warmth that comes out of the sound of vinyl just doesn't compare to anything else. >> reporter: back at independent records, quality control includes listening and looking for any tiny defects. >> it is tough to make a decent record and when you make decent records, throughout the day, you've done something. >> reporter: from the scrap heap to the turn table, taking out the vinyl record for another spin. kevin tibbles, nbc news, bordentown

. >> reporter: kirk hanson is the director of the center for applied ethics at santa clara university. he work for four decades as a business ethicist. >> reporter: these companies get someone hired in a high paying job, these companies make money? >> certainly. this is all about the fees that a placement company gets. there is a shortage of people with certain kinds of training. and there's a greater temptation today than maybe there was five years ago to misrepresent the capability of the employees that you are placing. >> reporter:ist beta soft ceo received glowing profiles in newspaper and magazine articles n. 2013, she was named a woman of influence. but no one from the company would speak with us about allegations it was providing fake resumes. >>. as for ramen, she finally received a refunds of her $1,000 deposit but says it was only after she e-mailed the company to tell them she filed a complaint with the santa clara county district attorney. louis never got his money back. both are still looking for jobs in i.t. >> it's not honest. and it's unethical. >> just more time and m

well, if you are throwing a get together at your house there is an etiquette expert nameed william hansonho has some notes. let's see if you agree. they say don't -- some people ask everybody what's a good date for you, this friday, the next friday, the friday after. they say pick a date, throw the party -- >> and who court-martialan come. people will be like "i can come on tuesday but i can't come top 4:00." >> don't be vague about when the party starts. >> it starts at noon! >> now when you say the party starts at noon, do you like people to show up at noon or are you okay with people showing up 1259:30 or 1:00? >> close. i've been in live television in my entire life. there's no such thing as late. vegas or whatever you have to be ready. you have to understand people -- if it's a picnic you're throwing you say we'll have picnic noon to five. but don't come more than 15 minutes late. it's really rude. >> don't ask guests to take off their shoes when they come to your house. >> you know, i don't that but a lot of people do do it. i'm used to that because of boats. people ask you to take

if you travel john hanson highway in maryland we have the crash in the center lane but john hanson highwayaching the capital beltway, three lanes blocked with the crash inbound. major delays that extend all the way back to 197, and northbound 395, no accident activity for you. southbound 395, the crash is at washington boulevard. and police are on the scene. back to you. >> thanks. now top stories. police are looking for the man who attacked a woman barely more than a block away from arlington's clarendon metro stop. she was sexualitily assaulted around 10 sunday night. the suspect described as white, 50s, 5'7" heavy set. wearing a dark suit and white button down shirt at the time of the incident. and retired deputy fire chief killed in a car accident will be laid to rest. carla blue died after colliding with a car on route 210 in fort washington. her viewing and funeral service begin at 10:00 a.m. at mount inen baptist church. county executive is expected to deliver remarks. she served as fire chief from 2005 to 9:00. you can get more news, traffic and weather updates on good morning wash

hanson is in the middle of the intense chemotherapy. instead of giving money to him and his wife, kratzer used that donated money to make purchases at several places including target, toys-r-us and mcdonald's. >> to sianni hear from the the police report that she was, just really going into target, mcdonald's, and like spending this money, without a thought in the world. like that is unbelievable to me. >> kratzer has been arraigned on a total of four felony counts of theft and receiving stolen property. >>> happening today, secretary of the state, john kerry, heads for the the national the constitution center to deliver is what called a major policy speech on the nuclear deal with iran. kerry will reportedly reassert that by blocking all pathways to the nuclear weapon for iran the deal makes receiver the entire middle east region. >>> 5:08. still ahead as back to school season gets underway we will have tips for ways drivers can help keep student safe, jan carabao has that live report. >>> is there only one direction for a water bottle

sophomore brianna hanson is friends with the victim. >> he did have to go to the hospital for treatment. he was there a day or 2. he was such a great person and wasn't doing anything wrong. >> reporter: the criminal behavior includes three home invasions, two near campus, one at i dorm near livingston college. former student and football player t.j. johnson and current player andre boggs have been charged with armed robbery and burglary. investigators say they stow cash and drugs. in a -- stole cash and drugs. in a statement the athletic director said the students are suspended. we monitor the situation. the arrests come on the heels of an interest was of head football coach kyle flood. -- investigation of head football coach kyle flood. he was said to have violated protocol of an academic professor. when asked about the investigation -- >> i'm going to continue to respect the process and i won't have any further comment until the end of the process of. >> reporter: rutgers students are defending their school. >> sometimes bad things happen, but i strongly encourage everybody to just ke

christine hanson.he beautiful lives lost on this site and from my son you always will be the wind beneath our wings. >> peter hampton. sous hampton. gerald francis. jeffrey hardy. firefighter daniel edward harlan. francis. lieut. harvey harold. and melissa carrington. [silence] [bell ringing] one. [silence] [silence] stewart harris. john patrick. eric. john. my son paul robert you are the wind beneath our wings. >> and my father firefighter jon albert company to o one there is in today's that i don't think about you. you're an incredible person inside and out and i know you're up in heaven looking down on mom and a three of us provide hope you're so proud of the job you're raising wife has done with us i hope you are proud of the man i am becoming. make sure mom is a god blesses soldiers to defend their country and god bless america. cop cop . [applause] >> peter. timothy. joseph john. karen. michael. timothy. donald. in the maurice hawkins. james edward. robert. scott jordan. michael. roberta. charles

. >> one short question i heard that jim hanson has come out with a new project from sea levels that not been used. >> hanson is in a very special role i'll say in public significance he's reassigned at nasa in order to create advocacy climatic change issues we're should be grateful his science work is sea levels by the end of the the century we're constantly looking at the science there is alarming about the ann can the hanson article was not reviewed i think from our research on it was intent to provoke thought it is pretty much higher by a significant margin than the consensus that what is physically possible if everything going wrong if a land ice metal or another thing that contribute to sea level and because it is much worse the worse case scenario i don't think that for used by decision-makers. >> for our planning purposes go back do the slide. >> 11 inches no. >> yeah. this article was talking about 21 hundred 3 feet we consider likely 66 inches 5 and a half feet is unlikely but possible >> for planning purchase 46 inches what we're using right now internally. >> well both th

. >> one short question i heard that jim hanson has come out with a new project from sea levels that not been used. >> hanson is in a very special role i'll say in public significance he's reassigned at nasa in order to create advocacy climatic change issues we're should be grateful his science work is sea levels by the end of the the century we're constantly looking at the science there is alarming about the ann can the hanson article was not reviewed i think from our research on it was intent to provoke thought it is pretty much higher by a significant margin than the consensus that what is physically possible if everything going wrong if a land ice metal or another thing that contribute to sea level and because it is much worse the worse case scenario i don't think that for used by decision-makers. >> for our planning purposes go back do the slide. >> 11 inches no. >> yeah. this article was talking about 21 hundred 3 feet we consider likely 66 inches 5 and a half feet is unlikely but possible >> for planning purchase 46 inches what we're using right now internally. >> well both th

and attendance tonight will birds and the bees business marlon bird in a slump for over week chris hanson got racked early back-to-back home runs for the rockies to nothing walking go wrong house seat boeing of his ankle hangs in there middlemen they're about to lose seven in a row does bring home jan's turn of the night severances go in one before you mention to one giants now six and a halfback ray is a monitoring wide the dogged camp with a look like over there rockies in the fourth inning seattle 95 when your $2 million and we'd rather give me the money and put under uniformed means you're finished for the team thinks you are abide the darnell bottom and the forty- niners 7 1/2 million dollar contract in the world of pro football hall which is guaranteed $2 million coming off a torrent a cl place entire career in arizona of ideas something left apparently not the $2 million for in-state bank you very much ever heard an apology from him deflate it started now it's time to apologize year ago they spoke all of these to be held life sirach league had to endure this dumping good for our sp

into whether the airline added money moving flights at the airport nearest authority chairman david hanson. cheryl: a lot more on that one. general motors is rethinking plans for a chevy volt. the company is to blame for national release of the next-generation bolts. now they will ship the altar fuel-efficient car to a handful of dates. demand has dropped drastically. the boat with a large battery and smaller gasoline engine was supposed to be shipped to dealers nationwide later this year. we will keep you posted. nicole: still working on sprucing up another. apple geeks will be keeping close tabs on the media event in san francisco. the stakes are always high for apple, but this year even more so. the company's volatile stock price and turmoil in china a few negative fact is apple has been doing that then is due to announce upgraded iphone's, apple tv with gaming. a larger ipad. everybody is waiting for the new iphone. cheryl: take a look at this video, a very close call for passengers aboard a boeing triple seven taking off from las vegas yesterday. the big jet beginning to take off when

the metro mint will follow a course including legs along hanson and battery streets.begins at 8:00 a.m. with the women's race and the final race begins about 3:00 p.m. and now a final check of your forecast and see how things will be through qlowt -- throughout the day. >> throughout the middle of the afternoon it will get pretty toasty. 65 in oakland. 68 in san jose. looking at a pretty nice evening out there. if you are traveling or have anyone traveling you will notice how warm it is everywhere really. 97 in sacramento and fresno. they too have a high surf advisory and the heat will be building all up and down the coast. this week in california will be a scorcher as the high pressure controls our weather. last day for the art festival with mid80s and plenty of sun. not as hot in millbrae. the afternoon highs are shaping up like this, 90 palo alto and 903 san jose. upper 90s in livermore and upper 70s in half moon bay. triple digit heat inland, each and every day after the holiday until we get to the weekend and then not only more clouds, but we could see a little m

heather hanson is here and richard paul.ctors team, heather, is saying look, you know, they tried to tie him to the murder of juliana redding, prosecutors didn't get it done, this is short of a revenge case. how do the prosecutors answer that? >> they can answer it so thoroughly because this grand jury went through 102 witnesses, more than a hundred felony counts, this insurance scam is huge. it brings about a whole number of people who testified about the grand jury. he was asking a physician assistant, not going to medical school, perform surgeries he build for. he will face almost as much time as he would have if he had been indicted in the murder case. >> this is a case that could put them in prison for life. if you don't get a conviction on a murder case, richard, this is jus about as good as you can get. >> look, i certainly think the investigation into the doctor's personal assistant murder was a catalyst in the doctor's business. but according to the consumer affairs board, the physician assistance board, a pa or phy

hanson told him his shirt was too loud. >> okay. >> yeah, a little too loud for tea.ned the proper way to use napkins. some barbecue sauce or crumpets, how would you wipe your face? oh, ginger. so the proper way is you dab. you don't wipe. >> yes. >> exactly. >> we can take a look. he did it. >> from the middle and just dab the lips. we're not wiping across like a face cloth. just dabbing. >> what if you have serious chocolate going on? s>> i'm going to a -- >> he got it. >> no truth that he used his sleeve. no truth to that. thank you, speaking of football monday night football killings off this monday, espn, two big matchup, eagles versus the falcons, vikings versus the niners. i got it all in. our newest line the stuff my vendor sells works fine. and my budget's small, just so you know. ♪ should i stay or should i go when you choose to go for business, go to the new choicehotels.com it makes finding the right room faster and easier than ever. and right now stay two times and earn a free night book now at choicehotels.com welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to cas

christine hanson. could you come forward, please? >> i have 2. good afternoon commissioners. my name is christine hanson and i'm speaking to you today as a member of the save ccsf coalition. i would thrike address the real estate service report of the attempt of [inaudible] along where the mayors office to [inaudible] housing development at the bal bola reservoir. it is claimed on one end by the sfpuc and on the onet end city college is in deed still one parcel. the u.s. and history has been intertwined between ccsf and the water department for decades rchlt i document written by joans and stokes entitled common sequa mistakes [inaudible] to declare a parking lot full of car suhr plus is to [inaudible] with the common sequa mistake. when trying to assess the needs of the nearest neighbor, ccsf, you're dealing now with the changing state imposed administration that sspuc is resting on the word of public officials who guven the school when no public input was allowed. the current board of trustee meet rgz not video taped or broadcats to the community. how can you know the impac

the country over the past five years than send 400 percent more and caused lettuce the consummate hanson's kaiser the squeezing into their mouths and drinking it got to say in adjusting to the three scores of hands sanitizer can cause of off wasn't as severe cases back to cause a tile to stop breathing their recommend that you store the hand sanitizer out of the rich and the children and monitor its use. >>mark: the flight to chicago for miami had a big announcement men in indianapolis after passage start a fight in mid air is video the woman's arrest after the plane landed the of course goes for seven for santa argument with someone sitting in front of our literature restrain her but she struck a flight attendant the woman was of is restrained in the back of the plan is to kick one of the police officers or rested her and then told police who called her mother another billionaire said he could take down donald trump and an election crushing him actually was talk about the timing next. >>mark: when stalin had died in a school bus accident in houston police said the bus was carrying student

. >> and these are the hansons, their capps, here is the most friendly, respectful and loving split imaginable all divorces end like that. a tv anchor and a toy rodent and a multimillion-dollar lawsuit. a script star that woman there, harris faulkner, she is taking hazbro to court over this toy here, a toy hamster that shares her name and likeness also. harris faulkner the toy is part of the littlest pet shop line, and she is suing for damages and profits made from it, she says that the toy harms her professional creditability as a journalist and her lawyers say that beyond the name the rodent shares her high shape and skin color and makeup. and hasbro is not commenting on the litigation, some have funny names and this one has a real name. i think i would be flattered. >> don't see the resemblance in the slightest. >> and the name. a name you can't deny. >> lets get a check of the roads right now. matt pellman is in the traffic center now. >> we look at 95, i spoke to soon, last half hour i said just volume on northbound 95 and right after that a crash happened here in the work zone northbound

we are still tied up with the folks on 50, john hanson highway.o left lanes are blocked with the crash inbound 50, jammed from 301. a check on 66 eastbound, travel lanes are now open, your incidents are clear, from analysis to centreville, continuing towards maryvale and the beltway. for folks traveling on 95 in virginia, still a slow go towards dale city approaching the springfield interchange. the crash we had on the inner at the little river turnpike. to the topl right, stories. back to work on capitol hill as lawmakers return from summer recess. at the top of their agenda is the iran nuclear deal. analyst say that the first vote in the house will likely happen sometime this week in the senate could vote as early as this week. president obama has already locked in a enough votes to sustain a veto. you can get more news, traffic, and weather updates on "good morning >>> good morning, america. it's 8 a.m. the stunning revelations from italy about the amanda knox murder case and what she is saying this morning. ♪ started with a whisper >>> under f

. >> one short question i heard that jim hanson has come out with a new project from sea levels that not been used. >> hanson is in a very special role i'll say in public significance he's reassigned at nasa in order to create advocacy climatic change issues we're should be grateful his science work is sea levels by the end of the the century we're constantly looking at the science there is alarming about the ann can the hanson article was not reviewed i think from our research on it was intent to provoke thought it is pretty much higher by a significant margin than the consensus that what is physically possible if everything going wrong if a land ice metal or another thing that contribute to sea level and because it is much worse the worse case scenario i don't think that for used by decision-makers. >> for our planning purposes go back do the slide. >> 11 inches no. >> yeah. this article was talking about 21 hundred 3 feet we consider likely 66 inches 5 and a half feet is unlikely but possible >> for planning purchase 46 inches what we're using right now internally. >> well both th

the first screen grab was sent in to us by dayna hanson in lake stevens, washington. it's an ad for a book light. >> steve: oh, yeah. >> jimmy: they're always helpful. let's take a look. oh, that's cool. look at some of the features here. let's check this first one here. enjoy your book while sleeping. [ laughter ] best time to read. >> steve: oh, i love it. >> jimmy: that's -- i do all of my reading while sleeping. fantastic. that's how good -- >> steve: that's how good the light is? >> jimmy: it's so bright, it's almost like a super moon. [ light laughter ] >> steve: you can read the letters on your eye -- >> jimmy: on your eyelids. >> steve: it burns the retina. >> jimmy: it projects -- it projects the whole -- yeah. up to two projectors on your eyelids. >> steve: that's a -- that's a a super light. >> jimmy: thank you, it is. next one is sent in to us from neil payne in winchester, kentucky. he was online checking out some job listings. >> steve: yeah, sure. >> jimmy: he's looking for a a job, that's cool. check this one out. someone to feed our cat sitter. [ laug

jason hanson is a former cia officer, the author of the new book spicy secrets that can save your life go out and get it today because this is the kind of stuff that i absolutely love. tell me. you have an overall theory that guides you through life called situational intelligence. tell me what that is. >> sure. the basic premise is not walking around with your head down, texting. lisa: which i do all the time. >> right. walking into those people crossing the street. so if more people had their head up, paying attention, you spot danger, and you can flee before you get mugged because you see that bad thing happening. lisa: i have a friend that calls it court awareness. >> that's another way to phrase it too. like, on the basketball court, you're looking toes where everyone is, not being in your own world and bubble, and you're always looking around. so you and your wife were crossing the street and some weird dude that was following the same cadence, and you turn around and asked him what time it was, and it saved your life. >> right. because you want to throw these people off. so a lo

now two of the best attorneys in the business, fox news legal analyst and defense attorney heather hanson start with the judge releasing the statement. >> the judge was right here. lisa: putting her in jail for six days. >> whether you like it or not . lisa: i don't. >> you tell me that but you're asking me my opinion. the supreme court ruled that the homosexual have the right to be married. she was denying them that right. so that's contempt. lisa: but why six days? come on. >> well, i do think that there could have been some financial fines before they went to that, this constituents. i think there should have been a range of things had she not complied, made the fines larger and larger. and i also agree, there should have been some accommodation with her that everybody was happy. >> right. and that's what this judge is saying now. >> six days was so he could think apparently because he sure didn't think too well. >> the plaintiff that brought this case, she can go back to her job, but she's got to do her job. >> and her name is no longer -- but her title is. >> let's find out about her

. >> sally hanson's manny match allows users to try out various shades by scanning their hand with their smartphone and it will even suggest the perfect shades for your skin tone. >> i either go super super bright or natural. >> i usually just bite my nails. >> those are your tech bytes. >> have a great day. >> i'm not even going to answer you. still ahead on eyewitness news, former tennis toe meeting with new york city's mayor and top arre and off you go, and off you go, and off you go, for every step, every stride, every start, begin strong with the lasting energy of 100% whole grain quaker oats... ix >>> on the money this morning, wall street begins the week lower as the dust settles from last week's fed decision to keep interest rates at historic lows. the dow jones starts 16384, and the dow nasdaq and the s&p 500 all finish lower on friday. right now futures point to a higher open. >> overseas, china's shanghai composite jumped 2%. hong kong's hang seng lost about 1%. stock price for volkswagen, looks like a flat tire this morning, it is down almost 16% in early trading. volkswagen'

. >> reporter: kirk hanson is the director of the marculla center at santa clara university. he's worked for four decades as a business ethicist. so if these companies get someone hired, in a high-paying job, these companies make money. >> certainly. this is all about the fees that a placement company gets. there's a shortage of people with certain kinds of training. and there's a greater temptation today than maybe there was five years ago to misrepresent the capability of the employees that you're placing. >> reporter: betasoft's ceos received glowing profiles in newspaper and magazine articles. in 2013, she was named a woman of influence. but no one from the company would speak with us about allegations it was providing fake resumes. as for ramen, she finally received a refund of her $1,000 deposit. but says it was only after she e-mailed the company to tell them she filed a complaint with the santa clara county district attorney. lewis never got his money back. both are still looking for jobs in i.t. >> it's not honest. and i think it's unethical. >> this is more time and

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