hanson national. it was the old beverage company. it was the hottest stock in 2004, 2005 and 2006.went from $18 and change at the beginning of 2005 to $200 when it peaked in july in 2006. the whole way up, there were people telling you hanson who got its fame from monster energy drink 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 know how these stocks work. it peaked in july of tw2006. the company did a five for one split. this encouraged people who'd been in hanson for a long time to take something off the table, sell one or two share, but there was another reason why i believed it had peaked. there was estimate some upside left after goldman started. but prudence dictated we sell once the stock had four analysts on t bit. better to clear out early. hot stocks started to cool off. incredibly, after hanson fell off the radar screen, people stopped talking about it, and analyst coverage dwindled again. the stock recharged, powered higher, and ultimately, coca-cola bought a huge stake

. >> to jim hanson from the center of security of policy. this is pretty suerious stuff. >> absolutely, no doubt. when you are dealing with compartment a compartments and intelligence, that may not be surprising. what's ironic is this is a reminder to those professionals that they should statake extra e of classified information that they will be exposed to in this investigation. hillary clinton and her staff spewed classified information over the internet with no care for national security. what's that? >> former fbi agent is are speaking out how unusual it is. we have never seen a form like this or a document, many of them are expressing their disappointments in various reportin reporting. >> the acknowledgment shows how important the investigation was and how dangerous of the exposure the information was. this was a counter intelligence investigation. not a security sweep or anything else. they knew there was danger in our national secrets towards our enemy. >> hillary clinton always calling this a security review when it is an fbi invest

john hanson highway, work crews are still out there.lane getting by. 66 eastbound out at 29, gainesville, the work zone out there blocking the right lane. we may have a new crash out near the 50 interchange. back to you. >>> it's a crime that may have you extra vigilant at your met throw station today. the man arrested for taking pictures up a woman's skirt and whether or not there could be more victims. >>> how robo calls are scamming people out of their money. >>> if you have a few choice words for people on the road this morning, you are not alone. the report just in >>> good morning. i'm eun yang. at 5:45. a crime that keeping a watchful eye this morning. police want to know whether you've seen a certain man at your metro stops. >>> adam tuss, always news, traffic like ours, the new study says most of us take our aggression out on other drivers. >>> take a look at what it will feel like at 3:00 this afternoon. triple digital heat indices. i'll let you know what kind of heat you can expect as we head into the weekend. >>> a developin

. >>> maryland 50 eastbound, john hanson highway, crews just wrapped up their work zone.anes had been getting by. we believe the last of the cones was completely cleared. we're hearing from metro police, downtown, toward the light of west sterling, obvious susan parkway is closed for accident activity. we'll keep you posted on the severity of the crash and if it's going cause some delays. >>> it's not unusual for kids to be scared at bedtime but this little girl had a reason. a bullet found in her metro. >>> sunscreen, how do you know if it's doing the job? what to lookor f life's morning multitasking for a growing family, and drawers with many layers, to show exactly what you need. life's sharing a meal. and a kitchen with room for everyone. spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. >>> this story will likel

there are three work zones on 50, the john hanson highway going eastbound. you are going to find all three of the work zones along the right side, single left lane is going to get you by. it is eastbound. looking at the beltway inner and outer loop to maryland and virginia. all your travel lanes are open. 270, 95. bw parkway, all looking good at this stage. >>> this guy should go by a lottery ticket. the shocking crash he survived and all the good samaritans. >> a story you need to see on your way to fill up to on the way to, would. why th on the way to, would. why th life's sharing a meal. and a kitchen with room for everyone. spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. life's sharing a meal. and a kitchen with room for everyone. spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. >>> we've got robots in town. take a look at this. part of a big show, part of a big master plan in the tysons area. i'm molette green. that story coming up next. >>> dramatic video from an incredible rescue. the mo

you'll also find in prince george's county on 50 eastbound, this is the john hanson highway, 197, we'v going on for the last couple of nights. only left lane is getting by. it is eastbound. not causing a huge delay. westbound completely unaffected. >>> today, a judge will decide whether a man will go to trial for killing his ex-girlfriend. this is video from the scene after the shooting. donald bricker jr told them that night he was guilty and he accepted a plea deal a couple of weeks later. now he says he did not have the right counsel present when he made that decision. >>> developments now in a crash that hurt a high school sophomore and killed the rest of her family. we flew over the accident on river road in february. yesterday, montgomery county police say the man driving the car which hit theirs agreed to plead guilty to man charges. officers say he was excessively speeding at the time of the crash. there's a maximum 30 years in prison. >>> some of the nation's biggest basketball stars say it's their moment to build up relationships with police. >>> that's the way last night's e

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early 1830s senator daniel webster appointed the first senate page, a boy by the name of grafton hanson, he was nine years old. he was the grandson of the senate sergeant-at-arms. soon thereafter just one year after, actually, the senate appointed its second page, isaac bassett, a 12-year-old boy and these two young boys began a tradition much like the house, much like matt and farar described about house service in that pages often started as a first step on a long senate career path. grafton hanson held a variety of increasingly responsible senate jobs over the next ten years and bassett who is well known to students of 19th century senate folklore ended up serving his whole life literally in the senate, he died while still a member of the senate staff. in the 19th century senate boys were often or fans or children of widowed mothers who lived here on capitol hill hill. their senate job kept them off the streets and their paycheck helped to support their families. in the 20th century the pages grew older, a school was established and later a dormitory was built and participants arrive

a big vegetation fire last night in brent wood look at the size of the flames fire crews raced to hanson lane and home coming way it jumped a nearby creek and spread into the yard of town and country roofing. >>> lots of pow raids all over to -- parades all over today. ann makovec takes us to danville. >> reporter: a small town that does independence day big. >> it is a very special special parade, special town we love it. >> reporter: estimated 40,000 people show up for the annual parade downtown, merely same number of people who live here. >> staking out prime real estate is serious business people set out chairs the day before. >> we sat out here for three hourthen we are good. >> reporter: this cafe behind me is one of the many lucky businesses on the parade route but those patio tables were sold out as of last july 4th and the set up began before dawn. >> i just thing it is the way this town is wired they are looking for something to just plug into and connect to on a personal level. >> reporter: the parade dates back to 1958 and this year they are honouring vietnam vets. >> didn't

people in the area of john hanson highway may be able to see the smoke between 10:00 a.m.nd 6:00 p.m. >>> next at 11:00, bringing your old ride into the 21st century. the technology and safety features you can add to your own car if you can't afford to buy new. >>> local cameras are cranking out the tickets. is it making our roads safer or just making our wallets lighter? >>> and it's not even a week old, but pokemon go is drawing complaints from local police, monuments, and museums. the do's andon'ts if you're playing around our area. >>> and i'm tracking a couple of thunderstorms in parts of our area right now. not a whole lot, though. most of them down to the south. can't rule out a couple of showers later tonight. but we'll talk about the chance for some showers and storms hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their dev

investigation that is ongoing and we have the best experts in the world working with us and karen hansonu.s. attorney's office is helping us retrieve documents as well. so you can rest assured we have -- >> to a news conference out of flint, michigan, where the michigan officials have announced the attorney general specifically in a special prosecutor a new round of charges as a result of the flint water crisis. six more individuals now charged with 18 criminal acts. this brings a total of nine defendants so far. the special prosecutor saying specifically that this investigation has jarred his soul in what the hours of interviews have uncovered regarding what happened in this water crisis that ultimately affect -- thousands of children in that area. sop we'll continue to follow the developments from there, but also i just to want report this news that we've gotten in in the past hour. a special prosecutor will assist the investigation into the fatal police shooting of a black man in minnesota that sparked nation e nationwide outrage earlier this month, philando castile's girlfriend live

it ended up behind east avenue near hanson road in hayward. hayward pd set up a search perimeter in the surrounding area. >>> a series of drive-by shootings has san jose residents on edge. there have been at least four shootings over the past several months. they all happened in south san jose along a stretch of blossom hill road. kpix 5's devin fehely on the search for the gunmen. >> heard a loud bang, head is bleeding, window is shattered. >> reporter: it's a familiar pattern. >> shell casings in the streets. >> reporter: a single shot between midnight and 1:00 into a moving car. >> it's dangerous. anytime you use a firearm and shoot it especially at a moving vehicle, which was the case here, um, you know, there's a number of things that could go wrong. >> reporter: and already have. over the past two months on this stretch of blossom hill road in south san jose, four cars have been hit by gunfire. and twice the drivers have been hurt. >> there were two individuals drivers who were injured. one of the drivers had injuries as a result of some

next one was given to me by a four-star general up here a few weeks ago, combat ready by thomas hanson. by all accounts, our military's -- army, navy, air force -- weakest level since world war ii in terms of troops, ships, planes, etc. so it's an analysis of combat readiness, so i recommend that one highly based on what i heard about out already. next one, how god became king, new testament scholar of note, n.t. wright. again, political theology, political philosophy. how god became king not necessarily what you might think at first blush. maybe a kind of david and goliath, malcolm gladwell explanation that the king in this case is a humble king. next one by a sociologist, the triumph of christianity. again, not a boastful triumph, but a triumph if you look at the countries who have strong civil liberties, strong civil rights, political rights, women in the work force, protections, all sorts, christianity, the reformation, the enlightenment again, basic themes i wanted to explore more deeply, and stark's one of the leaders in that field. and then a whopper, a 3-inch biography, george

. >> jennifer hanson an hr noticing something worrisome among employees last year. >> we really heard from both our managers and associated that student debt was a significant impediment to their ability to move forward in life. whether it was buying their first home or getting married or for one person even dating. >> ore over the next few months fidelity put together a plan, giving employees up to $10,000 apiece with very few strings attach attached. ha haven h six months. >> robert is one of 6,000 employees that took them up on it. saddled with dead. >> that put me up to $50,000 worth of debt. >> he was paying more toward that than toward his mortgage and that doesn't koufrnt his wife's -- count as his wife's student loan. this is now a priority. >> a 401(k) is nice but i could tell you, i've accumulated a lot of student debt and this one is really important to me. >> there is student loan debt than credit card debt in the u.s. this year's graduating class owes nearly $30,000 on average. experts say for job applicants these benefits may be a deciding factor. >> if the salary is clo

pudo haber sido provocado por juegos pirotcnicos ilegales que se usaron anoche cerca de las calles "hanson "homecoming way". de acuerdo a las autoridades, en este condado al menos 4 siniestros se han reportado en una sola noche, originados por la misma causa, el ms grande es el que se desat alrededor de las 10 de la noche. --sothugh henderson/ jefe de bomberos condado contra costa 01:08 "if you have a neighbor shooting these type of commercial fireworks you need to dial 911. el jefe de bomberos del condado de contra costa recomend que llame al 911 si sabe de algn vecino que est prendiendo juegos pirotcnicos tipo comercial. otras ciudades que tambin se han visto afectadas por incendios de pirotecnia son discovery bay, antioch y oakley. --nat sound de fuego en pinole y no muy lejos de all... en pinole..un incendio de maleza cerca de martinez tom fuerza a medianoche... tambin y segn reportaron las autoridades... por posibles quema de cohetes cerca de la calle " alhambra valley rd."... al mismo tiempo que reciban confirmacin de otros tres siniestros por la misma causa... poniendo en vilo a las

donald hanson is one of 1,000 seniors who are victims. recent studies estimate one in five seniors may be a target. and seniors ludes at 2.9 billion annually to exploitation. when institutions suspect abuse, it may go unopinion irked. they rarely report. our bill, the senior safe act helps individuals to communicate with appropriate agencies when they suspect exploitation of seniors and to train to identify . seniors deserve to retire with dignity and shouldn't have to worry that their savings are at risk. .nd when he they report it is a solution to help ensure solutions can identify fraud, report it and stop financial abuse. thank to my colleagues for their ork to protect seniors and end financial exploitation and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. waters: i have no further requests for time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california yields back. mr. garrett: i thank the gentlelady for her work on t

. >> i just have a comment on generations of the immigration story of marcus hanson. had hanson's law that the third generation wants to remember what the second generation wants to forget. my question is about the concept of naturalization. my sense is naturalization and something different in the 18th century, for example, than what it means today. it had to do with tiered economic rights as opposed to citizenship and political rights. or am i wrong? >> it has to do with everything. that is, there are certain economic rights that come with naturalization -- by the way, it might surprise some americans to know that at various times non-citizens have been allowed to vote in both national elections and local elections. but at other times only citizens could vote. so that if you wanted to be in the political process, it became naturalized. certain economic rights came with naturalization. but the other piece of it is -- and i think this is very important -- is naturalization is also a symbolic and personal accomplishment. i mean, my grandparents had their naturalization

. >> also in this fire started around 10 along hanson lane.and burned some cars. the fire reached a roofing company's construction yard and some of the materials caught fire. there was no other damage and no one was hurt. >> a fairfax family is out of their home. their home was severely damaged by a two-alarm family that started last night around 7:40. crews from several communities raced to the scene and battled the flames on ridgeway avenue. >> exterior fired that spread into the interior and rapidly spread into the attic. it took a considerable amount of resources to bring this fire under control. under control. >> abc reporter wayne tweeted this photo of the fire. the the #abc7now to put online. >> two blackhawks and two chinook helicopters deployed to help fight deployed to help fight in kern and fresno >> police and fire are on alert for people launching illegal fireworks. police say if illegal fireworks continue to be used, the city may consider cancelling future public displays. >> and you're looking at some of the work being done to l

han ton sat -- hanson at 91 and picture perfect beach day so far with the light sea breezes coming in and a ton of sunshine we have had in place. dew point levels in the upper 50s and 60s. it is a modest amount of humidity. it is not overly impressive outsde. we have a ton of sunshine other than a few fair weather cl dry once again. there could be a couple of scattered storms. low risk in southern new england. there may be a late day shower. a better chance of showers and maybe even downpours on friday depending on where they are wave of low pressure is along a front draped across the area. at minimum scattered showers and storms. at maximum if the wave of low pressure comes over us we could get a good slug of rain. at this point uh the lo of folks are rooting for it. we have been dry. no question about that. and that includes july. we picked up barely over a half an inch of rain all month long. we will be looking to add to that. won't hit the driest july on record. that was set in 1957. if you combine june and july together we have had two inches of rain in boston and that's close to

here to weigh in jim hanson. thank you for joining us. a lot of questions remain.heard from the two candidates for president of the united states. we heard donald trump say we need to be smarter, quicker. we heard hillary clinton talk about strengthening our ties with nato. either one of those. the answer? >> donald trump was on the right path when he said we need to stop allowing people in from terrorists or jihadist controlled nations. that is ridiculous policy for us right now. they released a paper saying we should stop importing jihadists. there is immigration laws that allow you to ban people who need totalitarian ideologies. shi sharia is a totalitarian ideology. the people who believe in that should not be allowed to come to the country. they won't assimilate they cowi do what happened in france and create these enclaves of extremists where they preach hate and end up with terrorist attacks like we have in nice. >> it sounds like things they have been pushing others to do. you say isis is like a disease. they are going to pop up sw else with a different nam

a fire burning in the area of hanson lane off homecoming way along marsh creek trail not far from the sunset athletics complex. the firefighters suspect it is fireworks related. that's what they suspect. we are waiting for official word from investigators. >>> we also learned there is an apartment fire in concord. evacuations are underway there. east contra costa firefighters say they have no more available units because of multiple incidents. plenty of fire danger with the fourth of july holiday. anthony slaughter is tracking the conditions tonight. people are just doing their thing and it is causing a lot of problems. >> you can see behind me, san francisco fog train is in full effect. we have the fog and breeze along with it. cooler weather is expected but we are in a drought and have been for the past few years. it is dry out there. do your part to keep the bay area safe. san francisco starts the day tomorrow cloudy skies, fog and low clouds until 11:00 when we see sunshine. temperature at lunchtime around 67 degrees. 63 is the high tomorrow. the fog rolls back in at 5:00 tomorrow

. >> reporter: reality, hit lee hanson several weeks ago, his son, greg, knew something wasn't right. >> the best way i could explain it, it didn't seem like the right side of the brain was communicating with the left side. >> 75-year-old lee thought nothing of the telltale signs. >> what are you saying. >> reporter: of stroke. within minutes of greg calling 911, the university of colorado hospital mobile stroke treatment unit arrived. >> the time was the important element there. >> reporter: time, cut down, thanks to what is inside. lee was loaded up and given a cat scan on the way to the hospital. >> we certainly know time is brain and the sooner we can open blood vessels, the better people do. >> reporter: dr. sharon pasoid would see her patient before he even arrived to the unit she reviewed the cat scan and knew it was a stroke and was told to give tpa. >> every minute without oxygen, billions of cells are lost in the brain. >> reporter: it is a good thing his son knows the signs. >> fast, face facial drooping, it only two took and a half hours from seeing symptoms for doctors to

john: the bureaucrats keep changing their minds. 12 years ago they asked robin hanson to create a mark that would predict world events. >> heard that prediction markets were interesting, that they were doing powerful things. and they said show us. show us it works for stuff we do. we were going to predict events in the middle east. john: so immediately people started to bet on -- >> we never got that far. >> it is ridiculous, and it's grotesque. john: the idea of people butting on when there might be terrorism horrified politicians. >> i think this is unbelievably stupid. >> it needs to be stopped immediately. john: and it was. the very next die. >> the secretary of defense in front of congress declared the project dead. >> so the pentagon is deprived of the predictions that might save lives. >> people are wary on whether we bet on death. john: so politicians protect us from truth. >> politicians are at did he want at watching out for that things might back and forth away. john: what might they keep away next? coming up the robot car. this will save lives. if government allows it. john

if you are going from buoy headed toward annapolis on the john hanson highway eastbound, you are goingnd we've got three work zones all pask projects on the left side of the roadway is going to get you by. we have accident activity in virginia, 7, westbound, before colvin run mill. the travel lanes had been closed westbound with response on scene. >>> it's something many wouldn't dare do. but this convenience store worker took on an attempted robber and won. what went threw his mind when we hear from him next. >>> you her people being robbed, hit by cars playing pokemon go here in the u.s. but the warning is even >>> a 7-eleven employee stops a would-be robber in his tracks. this happened in fredricks, maryland. he wanted to fight for his life. >> i had a thousand thoughts going through my mind. the last one that went through my mind was he could still shoot me even if i give him the money, so that's why i reacted the way i did. >> now, it was first thought that layman had been fired for his actions because they violated the store's policy but the store's owner says layman was promoted

this is near hanson lane. flames were as high as 50 feet and began to burn a supply wrard yard of a roofing company. took around 12 hours to put the fire out. the fourth of july is behind us, but the fire danger continues. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is here. where are the trouble zones? >> the worst in terms of the drought and driest conditions are alameda county and contra costa. all the way down fords fremont where there's a severe to moderate drought in place. it will likely stay the worse throughout summer. as we lock at the long-range forecast, nothing out of the unusual. storm track moves to the north, we'll have typical dry summer months ahead. here's the new evidence that we continue to see. a 75% possibility la nina develops by early fall that could bring us a near average rain season ahead. we'll be tracking more of this in the month ahead. but my forecast update is coming up. >> thank you, jeff. our app is a great resource to keep up with the weather. click on the weather tab. it's individuali

people in the area of john hanson highway probably will be able to see the smoke between 10:00 in the morning and 6:00 tomorrow evening on those dates. >>> another security warning for all of the pokemon go players. you may have unknowingly given the modify everything from your e-mails, your photos and more if you signed into the app using a google account. it's due to a coding loophole in the app. pokemon says they are working on a fix for that. get more information on our nbc washington app and search pokemon go. >>> the tourist attraction is pleading with visitors to put the phone ace way. >>> and a moment months in the making in the race for the white house. but will it be enough to unite tsmocra after a close >>> first at 4:00, a month after the orlando club massacre, the attorney general spoke about that before the house judiciary committee. loretta lynch says the department of justice is committed to keeping communities safe and secure. >> just one month ago today, 49 innocent lives were taken in an attack on the pulse nightclub in orlando. an appalling act of terror and hate t

hearing of a tractor-trailer fire southbound on route 3 after 450 before you get to the john hanson highwayapparently down near sylvan drive. tractor-trailer cleanup at this point. you'll find yourself under police direction. be aware southbound route 3 as you head past the 450 dealing with the tractor-trailer fire. >>> 5:15. breaking news in the district. we're learningth and metro transit police were involved in a shooting overnight near the deanwood metro station. >> news 4's darcy spencer is live with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. we're here on quarrel street at minnesota avenue, right across the street from the deanwood metro station. if you look here, this street is closed. we're not seeing any police right here from this vantage point. we know they're still here on the scene and there are road closures in the area. we have very limited information on the story right now. what we can tell you is that police were called out here right around 11:00 last night for some sort of suspicious activity. when police got here, they say they encountered a person with a gun. they're descr

the john hanson highway past 202. inside kenilworth avenue. chopper 4 is there.ravel lanes, both are available now.

the john hanson highway past 202. inside kenilworth avenue. chopper 4 is there. travel lanes, both are available now. flashing lights and everything to grab attention. it's a quick exit if you will. head north on to kenilworth avenue, be aware. head on collision at everett street, a neighborhood street. be aware in this section, you will be rerouted. also, this is morning number one of phase 3 metro rail continuous work. it will close between braddock road and national airport. >> jack, thank you. >>> most of you are probably getting ready to take on your morning commute for the first time. phase 3 of the safetrack program could tangle traffic in northern virginia. news 4's derrick ward is monitoring the situation for us in alexandria. derrick, good morning. what are you seeing in. >> reporter: what we're seeing now is folks sort of getting used to this. we're at the braddock road station here. what is going on essentially is the blue and yellow lines are shut down between braddock road and national airport. now, if metro is providing -- metro is providing stt se

john hanson highway and the interstates as well as our secondary roads leaving the district 295, 395,rge washington parkway. you have off and on delays toward the capital beltway. back to you. leon: all right. thank you, angela. alison: meanwhile, the weather is nice today. leon: kicke ground fashion. what is coming in is the question now. alison: what is next, doug? doug: typical heat and humidity will rebuild in the next few days. look at the montgomery county rockville campus. zero chance of rain tonight. perfect for outdoor activities. outdoor dining especially. think about the day in july. in the capital, in the metro area to be comfortable in the sunshine for the next few hours. it doesn't happen often but it will tonight. dropping in the lower 80's. the forecast tonight we hold on to clear skies and the light winds. 64 to 72 the range of temperatures by morning. future cast shows clear skies and the squiggly arrows indicate the wind direction. that will take on a southeasterly direction tomorrow. we will pick up more moisture, a few clouds and maybe afternoon storms to the west

of course we are looking at inner and outer loop delays between 50, john hanson highway and for folks making the drive near 424. in the meantime, look at interstate 95 in maryland. while we are problem-free on most of the major thoroughfares we have the congestion northbound on the baltimore washington parkway as well as interstate 95, leaving the capital beltway. around the beltway it's through bethesda where we are seeing the hell i have flow, especially on the inner -- heavy flow, especially on the inner loop. the inner loop delays will cost you time before you even get into bethesda. crossing the american legion bridge. the delays are all the way into chevy chase. check on interstate 66. this is where we see the heavy flow in both directions, actually. especially westbound heading to centreville. that is the latest on the roads. back to the studio for you. alison: okay. thank you very much. go to the hill today where f.b.i. director james comey, well, he wa hillary clinton scandal. and his departments decision not to recommend charging the former secretary of state. and presumptiv

. >> hanson was giving unwanted attention to a new female staff member.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 written

. >> the 36-year-old ceo of hanson creek.that company focuses on finding ways to use plans to produce that affordable food product. >> it's one of the hardest things to do. >> why take on trump? >> values. and that they grew up with the single mom in birmingham, alabama and many of my friends through the republicans. that they would strike me as they were arguing over the wrong thing in this campaign. the immigration and the style of their campaign. >> i think that it will be a great campaign as i said that it will be un-american. >> and more than 600 phone calls, as the republican members of congress. >> and they responded. and we responded to teachers who stand for this. >> reporter: on the streets of san francisco and the city known as the liberal that support for trump is virtually nil. >> i think that it is super racist. >> and un-american honestly. >> it doesn't matter who will go to office. and that it does not matter and the only way to truly make a difference to get out there to vote in november. >> it will be a beau

michael hanson focusing on what to expect. expectations, michael, let's begin with friday. the boj decision and the overwhelming number of analysts economists expect action from the boj. what are you expecting from the bank of japan? michael: it is more likely than not that we will get some sort of easing and quite possibly in some form of fiscal stimulus package, for them to step up their etf versus and potentially -- etf purchases and add to japanese bonds. we are rather leery of the idea that they are going to do further interest rate cuts. that remains a tool for kuroda and the boj but i don't think it is at the top of the list. they wait for the fiscal plan to come together and they don't do anything at this meeting, quite frankly. that is the risk. jonathan: the debate has been about monetary policy. is it more important that we get some fiscal stimulus? because the bank of japan cannot increase without the finance ministry increasing its debt issuance. michael: i think that helps. you get a positive feedback between fis

pauline hanson was a prominent figure in the late 1990's, she re-won a seat in the senate. , ahave aa personality number of right-wing , they arebased groups positioning themselves to win seats, so this will be a difficult next three years if such awe have government. angie: my question is whether or not this elevates the power of those minority voices. certainly. there's going to be an opportunity for all of these parties and independents to influence the government. traditionally australia has usually had a strong majority government, but they have always had to negotiate with cross benches in the senate. government for any now is the fact there are so many different voices in the senate. greens,right-wing, social democrats, a range of tople that really have yet declare their policies as well on a range of issues, so that is where the challenge lies. getting any major reforms to the senate is going to be impossible in some ways. angie: hard to get business done. i guess that's why we are looking at a credit rating cut. the question is about malcolm turnbull, will he survive? an unm

of course, to break it down for us, joining us live on skype, attorney heather hanson who always findsay to explain it. >> i'm here. of can you see me bill? >> i can see you. how are you? >> very well. how. >> very well. this new ap promises to give you some sort of legal representation, you take a picture. as an attorney initial impression. >> i think it's great for people who don't have access to lawyers in general. don't have the type of information you need to be able to fight this. you are able when you get a driving ticket, parking, you can handle things on your own when you don't have to pay anyone at all but if you feel like you need extra help, english isn't your first language, this is good option. >> i don't want to be too critical but you're talking about legal representation from somebody who doesn't know you, your circumstance. i can i feel like i want to have a relationship with my attorney. >> i love that you say that because i think that building relationships with my clients has actually served me and them well. you get to know somebody, their family, what their incom

. >> and then moving along long we have amazing jewelry from designer jen hanson and these styles ared what's on trend is mixing metals so silver and gold together. >> silver and gold. >> ox diesed silver. >> so no longer tacky? >> no longer tacky. >> phew. >> you can be brave and bold and mix metals. that's exciting ox diced sterling silver and pave diamond and gold verme with cz so you have all price points that's the beauty mix high and low. >> we have 30 seconds here. >> moving on one of the things i also brought with bralet's. they're huge and it's a great way to add layer, texture or color and comfort. >> finally we can be comfortable. >> comfort. and great bags fromstone bags which are again nice transi which are again nice transitional totes. you can wear suede all summer. oxford shoe is making a huge come back. >> i have not been brave enough to dry. >> these are j.j. gray a wonderful diaper her shoes are made in spain and free to salvatoreians and this is great way to freshen up and look modern wear this with a dress and into the office if you don't want on tow and shoes won

development the port has worked with the larger industrial tenants on truck safety and one of the tenants hansonn newcomers occasions had meeting with the local industry and is trucker about outreach to their ability to operate on streets safely with bicyclists and in addition a port project with the mta is creating a designated cycle track with large cargos going up and down and have a complete street so wanted to let people know that. >> let me i couldn fillmore * may on tom's point once if we are to have the lands from the south the rail that diane mentions is serving our port will aspire i don't know when that will happen some years. >> you want me to touch the third rail of the port (laughter). >> so it is not - what tom is talking about not a decision that's been made at california public utilities commission was ultimately have to weigh in on terments the freight rail service to the port as tom mentioned a couple of attendants that rely on the service and the san francisco bay railroad will be in that discussion and diane delaware uses that no the judge san francisco issue as it relates t

>> heather hanson, what say you? we're done. >> listen, they under stand people will be sharing passwords, some ways works to their benefit. if you share with your child, go off to college, they are more likely to get their own password, i think they'll use technology to cut down, like you can't stream on four different devices at once. >> oh,. >> rollie, because you are taking something, that you should be paying for, and getting it for free. so, there is an argument ton made that what you are doing is wrong. they are not going to prosecute you. this law has been in week secretary since 1986. but, the law needs to change to keep up with the times, a lot has changed since 1986. >> still get little nervous, couple of people, made example of them, stealing music files. >> early 2,000. >> and i think that there is a good argument to be made that is correct you need to be very careful with this, a lot of people sharing serious passwords, netflix passwords, all kind of stuff. but, the truth of the matter is netflix has co

executive vice president for the center for security policy jim hanson.good to see you this morning. >> pleasure. >> so, should americans take heart in the fact that president erdogan appears to be back in control of turkey? is that good or bad? >> i don't think it's particularly good. president obama has been backing him for a long time. i thought one of the more interesting things this is obama calling for the democratically elected government of turkey. anyone watching knew it was anything but democratic. they threw journalists and opposition in jail. it was largely corrupt. so erdogan has been consolidating power. he is a bad guy. is he an islamist. and unsurprisingly, he is obama's ally. so i don't think it was good. it would have been nice if the military performed its natural role as a break on the islamic breaks in tendencies but that doesn't seem the case. president speaking out yesterday. i want to get your take on what the president said how we are going to win this thing. >> contrasts to these terrorists who only know how to kill and destroy,

you are on the brakes from 50, john hanson highway all the way to richie mar barrel road where crash stories now. dc police arrest five people they believed opened fire on police overnight. this happened on alabama avenue behind martin luther king junior elementary school. police say they were shot although by people inside an suv. the suspects barricaded themselves inside, before eventually surrendering. nobody hurt. still unclear why they fired on the officers. and about 30 minutes before that 5 miles away. another shooting. three women and one man were wounded on call place in southeast. all are expected to survive. police issued a look out for black nissan altima. you can get more news, washington. send it back "ow..." "are you okay?" "yeah, i just got charged for my credit monitoring. that's how i know it"s working." "ah. you know you can go on creditkarma.com and check it out there. it's completely free." "really?" "yeah" "oh, that didn't hurt at all." "yeah, completely painless." "credit karma. give yourself some credit." ♪ all right, welcome back, everybody. it is decision ti

john hanson highway, delays are easing a bit headed in toward the 295 split.> anchor: thank you. now top stories. anger at police showing in richmond this morning. city's police memorial was defaced by a red x. on the ground, justice for alton was written referring to the shooting death of alton sterling by an officer. the city's working to restore that statute. president obama plans to hold a nationally televised town hall about race relations, justice and policing. it will look at recent tragedies across the country, among those who will attend, alton steriling's teenager son who is meeting with the president today. you can watch at 8:00 right here at abc tonight. you can get more news, weather and traffic on good morning washington on news channel 8. [ ghost voice ] the name your price tool can save you money by finding a policy to fit your budget. [ coughs ] sorry, tickle in my throat! water would be nice, but that would go right through me. ghost problems. >> it's "live with kelly." today, one of the stars of "cafe society," chris step stewart. and from t

it burned on both sides of march creek where it meets hanson lane. no homes were burned. firefighters say something like this could easily happen again, though, so they're watching out. >> been hot for the last week. doesn't take much to start a fire. you have a neighbor shooting especially these large commercial type fireworks going off, you need to dial 911, and let law enforcement do that. >> those are just one of several fires that broke out over the weekend, and they don't know exactly how many were firew caused. that's what they were watching out for, and actually will continue to watch out for early in this week. >>> 5:05. the other big news people are talking about this morning, oklahoma city thunder fans upset after golden state has landed the biggest free agent prize this off season. kevin durant -- you may be wondering, what are we looking at? is that a barbecue? kind of. >> they're barbecuing -- >> they're not happy that he's coming to california. >> they're just -- it's like when lebron left cleveland. you're going to the team that beat us. now we'll never ha