endangered turtles. >> reporter: hanson today appeared in court for arraignment. she told me she had no attorney and planned to defend herself and that she was innocent. hanson showed me a photograph of her mother wearing a leopard skin coat, the kind of item which she said was part of her collection and which she presumed was legal. >> anything that was done before 1972 was considered vintage. >> in court, the judge advised her to get an attorney. she said she wochuld. the arraignment was postponed. >> the possession of a body part or endangered species for sale with the intent to sell is against the law. >> he says it would have been okay for hanson to own the confiscated items, but adds they were for sale. >> the warden was actually able to try a leopard coat that was offered for sale for $4500. >> hanson's defense? >> i was totally unaware of that and so this is not intentional. >> now, if hanson is convicted, she faces four years and six months' jail time and a $45,000 fine. she comes back to court next month to be arraigned, presumably this time with a lawye

mark is a partner at the law firm kellogg hanson. with more than 30 years of experience, mark has been the lead trial counsel in cases across the country, representing prominent clients such as the u.s. government, the kingdom of saudi arabia, large corporations, including general electric and verizon. he's tried more than 30 cases and has argued more than 20 appeals. mark previously served as an assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. and as a law clerk to judge william timbers of the second circuit court of appeals. he's a graduate of dartmouth college andujar vard law school. -- and harvard law school. [applause] mark: thank you very much, elizabeth. good afternoon, everybody. i wrote a title for my little talk today. it will be about 20 minutes. title is, i knew him when. because we all know the phenomenon of somebody who hits a home run to win the world series or wins the power ball, emerging from obscurity and suddenly everyone asks the question, who is this person? who do we know about her or him? of cou

today arraignment was scheduled for the defendant sicily hanson more than a year after investigators say they found illegal furs for sale in her store. >> abc 7 news reporter vic lee is in the newsroom with the story, vic? >> dan, sicily hanson was charged with nine misdemeanor counts of attempt to sell parts of endangered animals. this crime does not rise to the level of a felony but the d.a. says it is nevertheless is a serious crime. she had a back room operation in the store where she sold illegal items to discreet clients. the store owner sicily hanson came to court hoping charges would be dropped. >> i'm a preservationest, not a mucher. >> reporter: the raid happened in february of last year after an undercover operation here at the vintage clothing store decades of fashion. federal and state game wardens seized 150 items, which they determined were from eng dangda animals. >> leopard, jaguar, endangered toured turtles. >> reporter: hanson appeared for arraignment and said she had no attorney and planed to defend herself and she was innocent. hanson showed me a photograph of he

--vo script-- hanson announced a world tour to --vo script-- hanson announced a world tour to celebratenty-five years of making music together. yes, twenty-five...the band formed five years before making it big. the brothers hanson have never stopped recording and releasing music, but they have also diversified. their craft beer company makes the appropriately named brew mmm-hops. that spawned thebu gh mmm-bop lled "middle of called middlef erywhere. nounced new music is coming. collection of m later this year eatest hits. --tag-- the tour kicks off y twenty-first dickets go on le satu the following ad for your viewing convenience. so i just switched to geico. what took you so long? i know, i saved a ton of money on car insurance. that's what i'm talking about! geico also gives you 24/7 access to licensed agents! booooyah. good game, you really crushed it. no son, geico crushed it. ♪ ♪ autria co another frigid morning. i've still a major concern for your commute into work. this morning, when we could finally see a little bit of melting to make things a bit easier. it is co

cecily hanson appeared in court today. she's accused of selling illegal items to discrete high end clients. >> cecily hanson came to court hoping the charges would be dropped. >> i'm a preservationist and not a poacher. >> the raid happened in february of last year. here at the popular hait asbury clothing store, decades of fashion. federal and state game wardens seized 150 items which they determined were from endangered animals. >> leopard jaguar, endangered turtles. >> hanson surrendered to authorities appeared in court for an arraignment. she told me she had no attorney and planned to defend herself, and she was innocent. she showed me a photograph of her mother wearing a leopard skin coat. >> anything that was done before 1972 was considered vintage. >> the court advised her to get an attorney the arainment was postponed. >> the prol session of the body part or endangered species forced sale with the intent to sell was against the law. >> it would have been okay for hanson to own the confiscated items. but adds they w

and in new jersey they celebrated the newest member william hanson had 100th birthday and delivered milk by horse and grocery store manager a ship builder and for 33 years a manager for hutchinson heating and cooling and hanson retired two years ago at the age of 98 happy birthday. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you we are not done yet we also want to wish a very happy birthday to 103 birthday and surrounded by family and friends at her beloved church at the new covenant church and mount airy and she was a nurse and assist and teacher in the public school system in philadelphia and at age of 96 she volunteered as a foster grandparents to numerous lucky youngsters for all of us at action news happy birthday mildred and action sports sunday is next and action news continues 4 clock z 30 with matt and tammy and karen and dave and from sarah bloomquist, melissa magee, jeff skversky, i'm walter perez have a great night and a great week ahead. ♪ coming up, tonight on sports sunday the playoffs have all by slipped away out of the flyers, it's getting painful and time to start a new

i learned that kellogg hanson is a unique firm. i first ever deposition of the firm was a former federal district judge was 10 years on the bench and a partner with williams and connelly and a chief legal counsel for a major accounting firm. they throw you into the deep water fast but judge gorsuch at the time in terms of very approachable person. he's a partner and you expect them to be scary but he was none of those things. he was there for a couple of months before heading off to the justice department but in the brief time i knew him there, he was very accessible, down to earth, approachable, and this held true over the entire course of the, you know, well over now 13, 14 years that i've known him. so got to know him a little bit there. judge at the time, off he goes to the justice department. little did i know nine months later, i'd follow to the justice department when mark was kind enough to let me lead to go work on the confirmations of then chief judge and now chief justice john roberts and then judge and now justice samue

today arraignment was scheduled for the defendant sicily hanson more than a year after investigatorsfound illegal furs for sale in her store. >> abc 7 news reporter vic lee is in the newsroom with the story, vic? >> dan, sicily hanson was charged with nine misdemeanor counts of attempt to sell parts of endangered animals. this crime does not rise to the level of a felony but the d.a. says it is nevertheless is a serious crime. she had a back room operation in the store where she sold illegal items to discreet clients. the store owner sicily hanson came to court hoping charges would be dropped. >> i'm a preservationest, not a mucher. >> reporter: the raid happened in february of last year after an undercover operation here at the vintage clothing store decades of fashion. federal and state game wardens seized 150 items, which they determined were from eng dangda animals. >> leopard, jaguar, endangered toured turtles. >> reporter: hanson appeared for arraignment and said

mark hanson is from kellogg hanson. with more than 30 years of experience, mark is the lead trial counsel representing prominent clients such as the u.s. government, the kingdom of saudi arabia and then general electric and verizon. tried more than 30 cases to verdict and argued more than 20 appeals. mark previously served as assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york and law clerk to judge william timbers at the second circuit court of appeals and a graduate of dartmouth and harvard law school. >> thank you very much, elizabeth, and good afternoon, everybody. i wrote a title for my little talk today. it's about 20 minutes. the title is, i knew him when. because we all know the phenomenon of somebody who hits a home run to win the world series or wins the powerball, and the emergence from security and suddenly asked the question, who is this person? what do we know? somebody nominated to the united states supreme court, that's an extraordinary thing and when neil gorsuch becomes that no, ma'am nominee

i will say, kellogg hanson is a very unique firm. my first ever deposition of the firm was of a former federal district judge who had been 10 years on bench, having the chief judge of the district, had been a partner at williams and connolly and was a chief legal counsel. they really throw you into the water, the deep water fast. but judge gorsuch at the time, was a very approachable person. he was a partner. you expect these partners to be really sort of unapproachable. they're intimidating and scary. he was none of those things. he was only at the law firm for a couple of months before he went to the justice department and i was there. in the brief time i knew him there i got to know a guy who is very accessible, down to earth, approachable, and this held true over the entire course of the -- well over, now, 13, 14 years that i've known him. got to know him a little bit there. the judge at the time. off he goes to the justice department. little did i know that just nine months later i'd be following him to the justice department wh

bill hanson isn't most people. he is celebrating his 100th birthday by coming out of retirement and going back to work. hanson who retired at the age of 97 was a permit coordinator for hutchins hutchinson plumbing and heating. >> i want what he is having. he looks fantastic. >> yes. >>> we are 11 days away from the phillies home opener. >> that is a new season and new treats. feast your eyes on this fare. among the addition is a jersey shore dog, topped with pork roll and a drizzle of american cheese sauce. also a falafel sandwich along with three theme nights, a "game of thrones" night, a charlie brown night, and a star trek night. never mind the theme nights, pork roll and hot dog. >> and a jersey shore dog. phillies played tonight. we'll tell you who the top dog was for the game. and ben similmonds is cleared f takeoff. that is next. ♪fast, rhythmic drumming it's now open in the poconos! america's largest indoor waterpark is making waves. kalahari resorts & conventions in the poconos. book your african adventure

the store owner sicily hanson came to court hoping charges would be dropped. >> i'm a preservationest, not a mucher. >> reporter: the raid happened in february of last year after an undercover operation here at the vintage clothing store decades of fashion. federal and state game wardens seized 150 items, which they determined were from eng dangda animals. >> leopard, jaguar, endangered toured turtles. >> reporter: hanson appeared for arraignment and said she had no attorney and planed to defend herself and she was innocent. hanson showed me a photograph of her mother wearing a leopard skin coat, the kind of item she said was part of her collection and which she presumed was legal. >> anything done before 1972 was considered vintage. >> reporter: in court, the judge advised her to get an attorney. she said she would. the arraignment was postponed. he says the law is simple. >> the section of a body part of an endangered spes scies to selo against the law. >> reporter: he said it would be okay for her to own them but adds it was for sale. >> the warden was actually able to try a leopar

cecily hanson faces charges after game wardens raided her store in february. they seized 150 items. the items are vintage, already bought and warn, and she presumed they were legal. >> i was unaware of that, this is not intentional, believe me. not intentional. >> hanson's arraignment was postponed so she could get an attorney. >>> alaska airlines announced today it will stop using the virgin america name likely sometime in 2019. alaska bought virgin last year in order to expand further into the california market. alaska promises it will keep much of the flair that virgin flights are known for, free in flight entertainment and mood lighting in the cabin. >>> we're getting ready for more rain. >> speaking of change of mood, change of weather. sandia patel is here. >> we won't change up your mood friday. if you want the dry weather tomorrow is going to be your day to get out, enjoy. you get that break, and then friday things will change. live doppler 7 showing you a lingering crowds. that will be different on friday, as this storm comes in. we're tracking it on our radar here, take a

cecily hanson faces charges after game wardens raided her store in february. they seized 150 items.s are vintage, already bought and warn, and she presumed they were legal. >> i was unaware of that, this is not intentional, believe me. not intentional. >> hanson's arraignment was postponed so she could get an attorney. >>> alaska airlines announced today it will stop using the virgin america name likely sometime in 2019. alaska bought virgin last year in order to expand further into the california market. alaska promises it will keep much of the flair that virgin flights are known for, free in flight entertainment and mood lighting in the cabin. >>> we're getting ready for more rain. >> speaking of change of mood, change of weather. sandia patel is here. >> we won't change up your mood friday. if you want the dry weather tomorrow is going to be your day to get out, enjoy. you get that break, and then friday things will change. live doppler 7 showing you a few lingering crowds. that will be different on friday, as this storm comes in. we're tracking it on our radar here, take a look

and teacher peter hanson's media arts class at sonoma high school, drama is just a clap away. >> camera one needs to be turned on. >> once we roll, we're rolling. >> so last but certainly not least we have the student voice position. >> hanson's student run newscasts keep the campus apprised of its most pressing issues. >> we're going to have the fuzzy fashion show. >> these buddings bro broadcast become filmmakers. >> that's all they do is edit and film and they love it. >> for the last 15 years hanson has turned out young filmmakers who have gone on to work every place from pixar to hollywood. >> started off with a couple of cameras and computers and it's grown into what it is today. >> it may be one of the view classes students actually sneak into. >> half the time they're supposed to be in algebra or history and science and they're in here. >> in the summer they started making clay mags films. >> you're watching the movie as it goes frame by frame. >>> and in a generation of broadcasting on youtube, his movie will make it to a movie theater. magic beans was picked to show this week

. >> reporter: bill hanson asked to be put to work and he was welcomed with open arms. bosses gave a full day's workload and even drew up a one-day contract. >> and he took off about 15 minutes after he signed that agreement to get to work. >> reporter: bill was back. >> happy birthday. >> reporter: from one job to the next. >> happy birthday! >> thank you, thank you. they gotta pay me for being here today. >> reporter: three years ago when hanson was a mere 97, he officially retired, but not before training his replacement. >>ky only hope that i can aspire to be half gentleman is. >> reporter: before his 32 years at hutchinson, hanson spent nearly 40 years working for exxon and others. >> i never had a job that i didn't want to go to work in the morning. i was blessed. ♪ happy birthday >> reporter: besides his love of work, he credits his wife and family for his happiness and says they're part of his latest goal. tongets live to see my youngest daughter graduate, and that will be 2024. >> our news continues now with jim and wendy. >>> right now at 5:00, you send your k

hanson just announced a world tour to celebrate 25 years of making music together. that's right.. the band formed five years before making a big tour kicks off may 21, tickets go on sale saturday. >> i liked that song. also this guy, funny man kevin hart now has his very own day in the sit. city council approved a resolution chairing july 6 kevin hart day, also his birthday. be he became an international superstar, he grew up in philadelphia and graduated from george washington high school. also currently in town filming his latest movies, congratulations, very well deserved. >> and i'm so glad the city decided to do that for him. he so deserves t he's on fire. >> everywhere on fire, a lot for his community, hat off to you, kevin, love to love you. we will continue to love you here forever in philadelphia. now you have your own day to prove t eyewitness weather watch ers, we have for the most part upper 20's here, couple every spots reporting for example zero in n handful every spots, down into delaware, new castle county where greg sent in 28 degrees, and nice clear sky. he did

cecily hanson faces charges after game wardens raided her store in february of last year. they say they seized 150 items made from endangered animals, including jaguar, turtle, ocelot. hanson says the items are vintage, already bought and worn and she presumed they were legal. >> i was totally unaware of that and so this is not intentional, believe me. not intentional. >> hanson's arraignment was postponed so she could get an attorney. >>> there is a new warning about the damaged oroville dam right now. a team of experts says there is a very significant risk if the main spillway is not operational again by the next rainy season. the warning is in a federal report obtained by the associated press. it says repair crews at the lake oroville dam have only a few months to make sure the spillway is in good enough shape for the next rainy season. that, by the way, starts in november. however, the report does not specify what the risk actually is. >>> starting tomorrow, uber eats is going to begin delivering alcohol. here's the buzz kill about this. the service is launching in aus

cecily hanson faces charges after game wardens raided her store last year and they say they seized 150 items endangered animals like jaguar, ocelot, and turtle. hanson says the items are all vintage, they were already bought and worn and she just presumed they were legal. >> totally unaware of that and so this is not intentional, believe me. not intentional. >> hanson's arraignment was postponed so she could get an attorney. >>> there's an new warning about the damaged oroville dam. a team of experts say that there's a very significant risk if the main spillway is not operational again by the next rainy season. the warning is in a federal report obtained by the associated press. it says repair crews at the lake oroville dam have only a few months to make sure the spillway is in good enough shape for the next rainy system, which starts in november. however, the report does not specify what that risk is. >>> to check in on the rain that perhaps may be still on the way, let's get in with mike nicco now. >> it still is on the way. we'll start with what happened yesterday and overnight. tha

web through to chad hanson. was part of bare raid offense.show the scouts and they're impressed >> it plays to my benefit to get on the board in the senior bowl. they've been very impressed. i'm going to keep doing what i'm doing and just excited for the draft? >> that's the next step. it was a fun day to be back at cal. i've had numerous double digit teams tell me i'm a first round guy. >> look how fast he is. they run indoors. he ran outdoors. we're very similar. sharks and stars, dell got the start for team teal. lost the handle and got a gift because it went in off the skate of michael hailey. 1-0, sharks. sharks on the power play, and determination you give the puck away? thank you very much. that was a hat trick for him. sharks got crushed. they have cheerleaders in dallas on the ice. it's a new thing. anyway, fifth straight loss for san jose. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. i'm not sure this is what they're paying for. very unusual. the microphone thing -- it's my fault. put the wrong one on. >> which means you should have been

on friday the opposite for cal's duo of webb and hanson.y option to embrace the elements. >> i was sort of glad it was raining. it shows we can do more than just play in ideal conditions. i think that's what the scouts want to see, see how you perform when things aren't going your way and i think we did a good job of that today. >> shady conditions. it was wet out there, but we never flinched. we had a smile and enjoyed the weather and enjoyed being back at cal and throwing at the state your name for the record. >> henson projected to go as a second or third round selection and webb could go in the first round. his coach this season who is well aware that a certain team in the south bay could be thinking quarterback. >> who knows if san francisco if they have a high interest you got a kid here that has a bigger -- this big package of throws so you can do more down the field with pattern combinations and route combinations. >> the guy who may have helped himself the most time is mohammed. in a downpour the running back run a 4.3540. >> i've

. >> 100-year-old bill hanson had an itch to do something a little different to celebrate his birthday turns out the man simply wanted to spend the day at work. >> spending his 100 birthday with his former coworkers was icing on the cake. >> make no mistake. the retired permit coordinator was there to work. >> i hate being retired. >> for his centennial celebration, he asked to be put to work and he was welcomed with open arms. the bosses gave a full day's workload and even drew up a one day contract. >> and he took off about 15 minutes after we signed that agreement to get to work. >> bill was back. >> from one job to the next. >> happy birthday. >> thank you, thank you. >> fred's got to pay me a part for being here today. >> three years ago when hanson was a mere 97 he officially retired but not before training his replacement. >> i can only hope that i can aspire to be half the man that that gentleman is. >> before his 32 years at hutchinson, he spent nearly 40 years working for exxon and others. >> i never had a job that i didn't want to go to work in the morning. i was blessed. >>

hanson is set to return to court next month. if convicted she faces up to four and a half years of prison. >>> cost cutting moves this year have backfired. a hiring freeze and discretionary spending are not working. spepding for the month is actually 249% more than the same time last year. administrators now plan to limit purchases from the general fund and could begin looking at cuts to special education, early childhood and nutrition programs. >>> now to the oakland hills where some residents are voicing concerns about a pretty busy road. to discuss a proposed lane changes for joaquin miller road. right now the road has two lanes in each direction. they say it's all in an effort to curve speeding and make it safer for bikers. >> many neighbors say they're skeptical about the city's claim that the new configuration won't impact traffic con jesse in the area. >>> meanwhile tonight the police chief and supervisor plan to meet tonight. at montera middle school. it's all part of an effort to reach out to the community of oakland. s

william hanson delivered milk by horse and grocery store manager and manager for had you hadden son heating and cooling him he retired at the age of 98. happy birthday, william. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you. we're not done yet. we're happy to the 103rd birthday to mildred today surrounded by family and friend at the new covenant church for the special celebration. a nurse and teacher in the public schools, is he age of 96 she was a foster grandparent to lucky kids. >>> "world news" sunday is next on channel 6. don't miss "action news" at 10:00 p.m. on and "action news" at 11:00 p.m. him for melissa magee, jeff skeverski, and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez. we'll see you at 11:00 p.m. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." president trump going after his own party. his attack on republicans over the health care flop. is the president about to unleash the politics of revention? >>> plus, tensions erupting into violence. >> night club violence, 16 people shot. >>> rage in russia. the largest wave of anti-putin demonstrators in years. >>> and how did this air c

but hanson says she's a preservation any of the, not approach cher. >> i'm sorry that furs were killedd a hundred years ago. but it may be something positive can turn out from it and that's what i've done. i put on vintage fashion shows with the furs. and to help autistic children and to help, um, wounded warriors. >> prosecutors say it is not illegal to own vintage items made from endangered species, but a 2016 law prevents their sale. >>> well i love stories about good kids doing good things things. wises were high school student being praised after he saved his friend from choking. >> yeah. amazing. it was all caught on camera. freshman will olson and his friend happened to be sitting under the security camera in their high school cafeteria. he says he started to choke on a large cheese occurred at first his friend thought he was kidding that it was joke but then when iain brown realized what was happening, he jumped right in to action and successfully performed the heimlich maneuver. >> when his fate face started a blue purple i was like okay, he's actually choking. >> i felt like

today cecila hanson and her store appeared at her store on haight. last year the department of fish and wildlife raided the store and took 150 items thegsd were made from endangered she presumed they were vintage and legal. >> i'm not hiding anything. so for me as a senior citizen that tried to have this small business in san francisco and, you know, i'm a mother and a grandmother, i would not jeopardize any of that to do something illegal. >> hanson says she's an animal rescue advocate and has been misrepresented. she's due back in court next month. >>> it is hail mary time. the last-minute effort to keep the raiders in oakland. will it be enough ahead of next week's nfl owners vote? >>> plus the trains are ready to roll. the b.a.r.t. expansion is set to open this weekend and we'll give you a sneak peek. >>> and combatting crowded streets. this video was shot just this afternoon as cars fought to get onto the bay bridge. the unusual new effort to ease congestion and how it could affect your commute. >>> speaking of your commute, coming up on 4:12, t

huge in the late 90's when they were kids, hanson. now they're all grown up.hey're going back on tour. this is going to celebrate their 25th anniversary music. can you believe that, 25 years. coming to philadelphia on september 28th. so, if you're big hanson fan, mark your calendar. >> twenty-five years? >> yes. >> oh, what a remind their we're all getting older. >> right? i had that albumn. >> really? >> oh, ya i did. >> so easy to get stuck in your head, too, that do-op. >> ♪ >> skooby doo ♪ >> what? are you sing skooby do? that's my go to. >> i never know. i never know the right words to the songs. hi, car glenn good morning, guys. thanks for joining us. >> thank for having me, so nice to not be dealing with all of the snow, i think people are finally getting it together. although a the loft kids are still home. my kids had two hour delay. so my husband going crazy, i can't wait. >> what did they do yesterday? played in the snow. >> rana muck. watched tv. thought it was a weaken. it is not a weekends, it is a snow day. >> live for that as children. >> i kno

hanson is facing four years in prison. >>> nbc is changing the way that you will watch next year's 2018 winter olympics. >> you talk about spoiler alerts and the fact that you have to block out all social media when the olympics is going on. >> that's true. >> for if the tires time ever life coverage across all time zones. >> that's exciting. that means you don't have to avoid social media. you don't have to delay the airings for the popular event. primetime coverage will start at 5:00 in the evening which means you might have to get off work a little early. opening ceremonies for the winter games is set to take place in pyeongchang, south korea. >> so it starts at 5:00 p.m. our time and know it's got to be live time. during the day at 5:00 in the morning we'll show some of the coverage for us. >> that would be very good for us because we'll be able to watch it. >> and watch it before we go to the bed. >> i just wish all of the shows were like that because with the primetime shows on, you have to stay off of social media because you have the spoilers. and we're going to have some bad we

they suffered the indignity of being called xenophobe or knuckle draggers. >> tucker: professor hanson really interesting, thanks a lot for tonight. up next, tenure at universities is dying at slow death, is that a bad thing? college professors are all politically identical, what freedom is tenure protecting? we'll talk to a professor who is a tenure, after the break. all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? >> tucker: it looks like a ten tenure is slowly dying of the american academy. 40 years ago, 75% of university faculty a tenure-track posts. now just 25% do and they've been replaced by faculty played at low wages.y with college more expensive than other and professors focusing on political activism rather than teaching your kids, is a decline of tenure to be lamented? he was once also president of the american association of university professors and an advocate for tenure, he joins us now.de thanks for coming on. >> thank you for ha

william hanson delivered milk by horse and grocery store manager and manager for had you hadden son heating

chad hanson and, of course, the quarterback, davis webb projected as second round pick in the draft andw just might make sense for a certain hometown team. >> numerous teams but i won mention one. they have been contacted and there is time. it has been a lot of the fun and cool to play in the state and stay home and represent cal near the 49ers and can't control that so it is out of my preparation of what i want to accomplish over the next month. >> the end is near. the end of spring training. that's a good thing. we will have the real deal. for now more of that exhibition stuff. giants, rockies and afternoon baseball. jeff samardzija to help his cause. swinging the stick. a double to left and score tomlinson and the giants with a lead courtesy of brandon belt going on top. 3rd home run of the spring. that off of john gray. 3 run shot. giants go up 4-0 and hang on for a 6-5 win and brandy shastang inducted township -- into the hall of fame. >> a lot of people had the day off. >> there you go. >>> our coverage continues on ktvu plus. ♪ ♪ it's spring, and we can't wait to open our sheds a

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and the sharks announced they acquired hanson from vancouver ahead of today's trade deadline. >>> new developments in a bid to build a new stadium -- they submitted a former plan to the nfl for the first time. the group is working with nfl hall of famer ronnie lock. we have been talking about this. oakland officials hope to have a plan in place before nfl owners meet later this month. that's when the owners could vote on a raider's move to las vegas. >>> our time is 4:51. we have to talk about a young boy who took action who he saw a need. the bay area 5th grader who collected hundreds of backpacks to send overseas. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's 4:54. the management district spring n ing season and much of the legal burning that goes on in the bay area takes place for agriculture -- it's banned within the air district boundaries to -- some cal fire regions require a burn permit and burn pile inspection prior to that open burning and you should contact your local cal fire region for more information. >>> time is 4:55. san francisco nonprofit organization that has changed thou

professor hanson, thank you so much for joining us.d of declining rates of marriage. you are trying to isolate the labor market contribution to that. what is the key finding of your research? >> what we looked at was how the decline of many fracturing had affected what economistss called the market for marriage and child birth outcomes in the united states. we were focused in particular on how expanded trade with china had induced john larson manufacturing, how the job loss had affected economic opportunities for men, relative to women, and how those outcomes in turn affected what was happening in terms of marriage and fertility. what we found is as jobs declined in manufacturing, as a result of expanded foreign competition, you compress wage differences between men and women. as the wage differences compress, qc marriage as being less likely to form. we interpret that as evidence of men becoming less desirable marriage prospects. havewomen more likely to children outside of marriage. scarlet: do we know why the -- whether either side

well, william hanson can and his birthday wish is only fitting. >> ♪ happy birthday >>> i love how heff. what a gentleman. hutchchinson plumbing heating and cooling in cherry hill welcomed hanson back to work for a day to celebrate his 100th birthday after retiring from exxon he and worked at hutchinson for another 33 years until he was 98 years old. so much for retirement. his wish was one more day of pay at hutchinson and that's exactly what he got. >> i was blessed with a good life and healthy life. i didn't mind going to work every day. i enjoyed it. >> and hey, they liked him so much they let him back. at a hundred years old he received a giant card signed by all of his long time coworkers. hey, happy birthday william. >> yeah. >> obviously a very well liked guy and i can't believe what great shape he's in. >> yeah, a hundred years old. >> still ahead, teens at one illinois high school don't have to risk rejection this prom season because their dates are being assigned. >> and officials in canada said this man's vanity license plate was too rude for the road. the problem? those s

. >>> niklas backstrom, marcus joe hanson and the cavs have arrived. the last home game before they embark on an eight-night road trip. capitals hold on to the best record in the nhl. puck drops at that i their inaugural game in less than two weeks in the verizon center. both arena league franchises owned by ted leonsis. a fresh start for some talented players. >> it's new, it's fresh. it's like a fresh start for a lot of guys. i think it's coming together so far. looking like it's going to be a good season ahead. as long as we prepare in the way we're supposed to prepare. >> football in the summer. most importantly, indoors, erika. get ready for it. valor season starts in 13 days, and it runs through august. >> right, chris miles. we look forward to it. thank you so much, sir. >>> if you are like me and you have the windows open today, close 'em up for tomorrow. >> yes, it's chilly out tomorrow. it's going to be normal for this time of year, but when you get an 80-degree day and then a 59-degree day, well, you're noticing that 20-degree temperature dr

this guy does, hoe hanson. he took 15 face-offs today only lost one. second period james neil with that goal, that's where nashville took over. >> the second period was where you saw the speed of the nashville predators create quite a bit. san jose could never recover, they end up losing 3-1. >> they're skating well. we were playing against a washington team that was skating well as well. we knew they were going to come flying. they're a desperate team at this time of year and they need every point. i think for us it was just took our foot off the gas a little bit and certain times of the game and they were able to capitalize. for us we learned a lesson here and we got to get right back to it tomorrow. >> the good news for the sharks they play again. it's a rare sunday night game. the sharks will be eager for redemption facing a dallas team only 15 games left. they'll see three more times before the regular seasons over. >> san jose's going to want to forget this one, why? because they lost. the last game was huge and it was against washington. it was

when i first arrived at kellogg hanson back in 2004, judge gorsuch at the time was a partner at the law firm, and i was a young associate, fresh out of law school, courtship with judge edith jones, and i didn't know anything about the law. i started to meet partners and associates and started to learn about what the practice of law was like. kellogg hansen is a very unique firm. my first ever deposition at the firm was of a former federal district judge, ten years on the bench, having the chief judge of the district, partner at williams and connolly and the chief legal counsel for a major accounting firm, so they really throw you into the deep water fast, but, you know, judge gorsuch at the time was a very approachable person. he's a partner, and you expect the partners to be unapproachable, they are intimidating, scary. he was none of those things. now, he was only at the law firm for a couple of months before he headed off to the justice department, and i was there, but the time i got to know him, accessible, down to ert, approachable, and held true during the entire course of the, yo

the sharks picked up janik hanson. so now, the sharks and the warriors jockeying for post season position. but the big worry tonight is the condition of kevin durant. but you know, he was able to put weight on it. and walk to the locker room. >> a big question tonight is how far will the gators go at san francisco state university? >> i am appealing to management. we should travel with them. >> the hall of famers. you have to travel with the team. >> we'll be right back. >> thank you. ,,,,,,,, where do babies come from? well, they come from our hope and a longing to bring something new into the world. it's fitting, then, that classrooms of children are born every day in northern california -- the cradle of ideas, changing the very world around us. every bright spark deserves a hand to help it become something more. and that's why we are here. for our newest neighbors and the people they become. sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, >> stephen colbert in a special edition of the late show is next. capti

the sharks picked up janik hanson. so now, the sharks and the warriors jockeying for post season position. but the big worry tonight is the condition of kevin durant. but you know, he was able to put weight on it. and walk to the locker room. >> a big question tonight is how far will the gators go at san francisco state university? >> i am appealing to management. we should travel with them. >> the hall of famers. you have to travel ,,,,,,,,,,,, , >> stephen colbert in a special edition of the late show is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, (soft music) what's important about beauty is that idea of confidence and how you communicate yourself and who you are in the world. and when you do feel like your skin looks beautiful, there is something that makes you stand a little taller and walk through your day with more confidence, and that influences everything you do. (lori) i am 52 years old. can't even believe that, i am 52 years old, and i am feeling really good about my skin right now. it's--it's just so nice to have that confidenc

bill hanson retired from hutchison plumbing and heating in cherry hill three years ago.contract to come out of retirement on his centennial. he says he wants to do the same thing again next year when he's 101. >> great. he was working into his 90s. you could have called hutchison, and 95-year-old bill would have shown up. >> probably knows how to get it done, too. >> probably the best one, right? >> yeah. >> good for him. great for them for celebrating his birthday. >> can i get his number? >> you got some work? >> yep. >>> we need some help. >> we do. >> with the weather. >> we do. we will get some help over the coming days. today is going to be another dreary one. you'll need the umbrella. and you'll have to deal with fog this morning. look at delaware and new jersey. that's the view this morning. thick fog across the area. it is thickening up now. didn't see dense fog yesterday. it was looking like this for much of the morning. that's the view from penns landing. not serious fog, but it is around after showers and thunderstorms overnight. we'll likely see more of thos

we'll be right back. ♪♪ >> little hanson to get through a nswinter sonto trm.rm.th stories making headlines thishi morning.mog hey erin.. >> good morning.g. 9:24. 9: first up, the white house is not happy with the non partisann congressional budget officesices analysis of the gop health care plan. the cbo projects 14 million4 mil people would lose coverage nextx arar. and by 2026 total of 52 milliono people would lack insurance under the republican plan. compared to 28 million under obama care weiss house says it i disagree strenuously with the budget analysis.nalysi >>> meanwhile the housemeanwhils intelligence committee sayse iti could subpoena the justice department if itfa provide evidence that presidenti trump was wire tapped during the election. president trump tweeted that twd president obama wire tap his phones in trump tower during thg election. now the justice department saysy that it needs more time toe to respond to the request by the bt house intelligence committee. >>> in the federal reserve seeme all but sure to raise interestt rates wednesday.nesd.

mike hanson is in helping us out. you can see a little bit of snow dusting there as well. kendra ann kaiser, how beautiful is this photo. those lights look gorgeous. she's from west virginia and took this stunning photo. to send us more photos like this and also christopher short he might be a meteorologist himself. looks how detail he is caption, now small flakes in page county. this was late last night. the roads at this point were just wet. send us your photo, we'll be sharing them all morning. >>> 4:21. so how much longer before this whole thing is out of here. >> meteorologist melissa nord is keeping an eye on the storm. we're going to be with you all morning. we have a big team just for you we will have >>> welcome back. wake up washington in extended coverage for the winter storm tracking through the area. we have seen over laths six hours or so really a transition in a lot of spots from snow over to sleet. it has been sleeting nonstop. in d. c. we have about a half inch to an inch of just pure sleet on top of a little bit of snow that fell earlier yesterday evening

jim hanson is here to discuss. right before the hearing i had a chance to speak with pete hofstra. he described a situation where enough of the people around donald trump could have been the focus of an investigation. and the leaks could be coming from anywhere. >> one of the last things obama did was loosen up the rules for nsa wiretap transcripts and other things. comey said there was no wiretap of trump tower or trump. an stopped there. the bottom line is there is an active attempt to undermine the operations of the government. these people need to be rounded up and taken out of government either by losing their jobs or some of them need to go to jail. charles: who are they? >> they are the resistance. they are the deep state democrats. some of them are political operatives. some are long-term government employees who decided their partisan politic and their hatred of donald trump are more important of our country and the oath they took to do their jobs. charles: president trump made it possible for this information to go to so many people it was directly more the nsa. is it eve

the sharks acquired yannick hanson from vancouver. on the ice in the tank against toronto, facing first overall draft austin matthews, in the running for rookie of the year, and he fires over the shoulder of martin jones for his 31st goal of the season. second-moi most in the nhl. kevin la bank. that's hay that's his second of the year. it is a 1-1 game. madison bumgarner has given up four runs in two games. giants and padres, connor gillaspie. and joe pan eck. in the third, giants third baseman candidate is also a backup catcher, chris more arrow. and the giants would end up losing 9-5. and here is conor gillaspie. >> we have a lot of returning arms, and the chemistry's been really good up to this point, so i think we have as good of a shot as anybody else. guys get hurt, guys go down, they can't play sometimes. and it takes an entire organization to win a championship. so it ththat's something that t organization's done a great job of building around their core players and adding pieces in here and there and, you know, they've been

. >> the nhl trade deadline is today.sharks eye the playoffs, meet yannick hanson.hey acquired him from the canucks for a prospect and a draft pick. he's a 30-year-old right winger who has six goals this season. >>> leading women in various sports was held last night in san francisco. >> elevating the conversation about gender in sports. reps from the a's, giants, warriors and sharks, took 35r9 in a panel discussion before an audience of more than 100. it was moderated by joan ryan and it centered around the upcoming csn bay area documentary, tom boy. for ryan, having the town hall discussions is vital and alarming. >> i just thought, seriously? oh, my god, are we still doing this? and the answer is yes, we need to still do it. it is disappointing to me, i have to be totally honest with you. i thought we'd be way further down the road with this. >>> tom boy debuts at 8:00 on march 10th. >>> coming up at 11:00, what do you do when you can't trust the water coming from your fawcett? is it safe to drink? why thousands of californians don't have safe drinking water. >>>