my friend, tom hanson, he's a police officer. how did you know that? these guys can never keep a secret. all right, that's it. forget my greenpeace donation this year. no, really, how did you know? he called-- told me you were a good guy. said if i didn't go out with you they would have to put you to sleep. hanson? but before we go out, there is something i want to ask you. do you have a girlfriend? me? no, the whale. you know, honesty. no, i really don't. 'cause i'm reall tired of that. you know, dating some guy who has a whole other life. me too. i mean about dating some girl. okay, good. i know this great fish fry place. shh! not in front of the children. hi. harley? i'm tom hanson. i know. then i guess you know why i'm here, right? more than you do. you can bet on it. you like motorcycles? yeah, i like motorcycles. yeah, me, too. i like scaring the heck out of myself you know? cool. ? yeah, i used to. back when i could pass the physical. so you're a cop, huh? yeah. you don't look like a cop. i'm not supposed to. that's why they give me this kind of

hanson: somebody want to hand me that juice over there? hey, tom, man i think you're a real class act. is this an exceptional cop, or what? juice. man, i'm sorry. i mean, a guy who takes a bullet in his right butt cheek... we're going to get him. it's that simple. a guy who shoots a cop is the lowest scum on earth. i want to take this guy down now. blowfish: excuse me captain, we got this from ballistics there was no one down at the chapel, so i came down. they said you needed it right away. you're gonna love this, dead eye. well, yes i read it. i was concerned about hanson's health. how are you, hanson? oh, fine. thanks. look what they did to him. doug. yeah? the bullet they dug out of hanson... very scary. tinh: technique is good. winning is better. ah, so it is. call the hand, gentlemen. looks like the touch. it's all in the fingertips. i hate to break up the fun, but... where are you going? y. i got a dinner date. impress the hell out of them, bruce lee. give the old crow my love, toooo okay. thanks, guys. later. the meals... that's what i miss

tom hanson, councilman davis. hi. glad to meet you. have we met before? i'm at jump street. you tried dismantling the program. i hope that won't affect your vote come november... officer. saw you over at the courthouse today. yeah. you holding out on me? you'd be the first to know about my love life. penhall would be the first to know. you'd be the second. blowfish would be the second. set. hike. down. set. hike. ( whistle blows ) i think i'm hurt, coach. that's enough for today. that's it. three laps and out. you have some personal problems with your brother? my brother's a little delicate. here you go. feels better. think i'll be able to practice tomorrow? we'll make that determination later. how you doing, doug? not bad. you know, i always wanted to be a linebacker. really? really. the heart and soul of a football team. know what bear bryant said a linebacker ought to be? yeah. i love it. i want to talk to you about something i feel is very important. if you give 110% out there you will not get hurt. i guarantee that. you only get hurt if you don't go hard enough. it's up

tom hanson. he's a guest at the eaton wedding. no, i don't know what the groom's name is. no, he's not in the wedding. he... no... much. nothing? i still got 20 hotels left if my ears hold out that long. i hope ioki's having better luck. judge: why isn't tom hansns present? some sort of an emergency, i'm sure. this case will be continued until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. officer ioki... tell mr. hanson that if he does not have a valid excuse nd in contempt and he'll be fined or imprisoned. thank you very much. ahh! good you're up. i'll be honest, hanson. i've never seen anybody degenerate this fast before. what did i sleep on? you blow off your job, you wrestle a bear you get a tattoo... what can i say? i thought i was dreaming. you were, kind of. a lot of guys wouldndn let somebody brand new work on their arm. it took a lot of guts. guys die from these things! you can get blood poisoning. you had too much alcocol in you. how could you let me get a tattoo? forget about the tattoo. you can't forget about a tattoo. that's the point. you got one? hey, i'm just looking for the right o

tom hanson, jackie garrett. hi, tommy. i don't really go by "tommy" but you can call me hanson. this is an informal get-together. how do you guys like your meat? rare. burnt. okay. jackie, dodoou like working for the d.a.? it's hard work but t u can really do some go. jackie, you know hanson is a cop. really? i don't want to sound like a jerk you don't like it? music means a lot to me. and this derivative guy drives me crazy. when i listen i want real r & b. like what? t-bone, king, muddy waters-- i'm easy. hey, jackie helped me build this case. really? working with doug is great. plenty don't. a major bust came in last year. we had a pound of c ce in a locker and an idiot undercover cop totally mishandled the evidence. i couldn't even file. that was you? you busted that kid in piedmont? steaks are up. i worked for months. you nitpicked my case to death. you needed a solid case. i caught him. you didn't intent to sell. i got to go. i don't think this will work out, guys. thank you. i'm sorry. something wrong with the wine? mrs. logan and molly. this is officer catherine fitzgera

how are things looking in ohio tom hanson?>>reporter: that's a group that takes all those polls and puts them in a blender encourages the number and shows you two ohio is an absolute must win state for him to reach the magic number of 270 electoral votes. it's not clear when trump is coming back again, at least not before friday.'s backers argue that he draws more pumped up clouds and hillary clinton. will that energy translate into turning out the votes. he is planning to put $10 million of his own money into late tv advised in swing states and that includes an ohio. on monday, she's coming back friday. does she really need to an ohio?>>reporter: we have said, she does not have to when it but why she spending so much time here. if she takes ohio, she could checkmate or roadblock any chance trump has. she arguably has the better organized, more coordinated ground game and she appealed to voters at kent state, friday she will be here in a big concert in cleveland. she needs county to have a shot at winning ohio. many thought sh

olea. >> tom as it hanson. we've got a tom huey, a ron tom and hanson tom. a lot of tom's. >> supervisors, i think it's still morning, right. good morning. >> it's still morning and the board is starting to get annoyed and i can feel it. this is hanson tom. principal engineer with the department of duty inspection. so there was a question that you asked in our -- when you talk to our assistant director ron tom about why there's no, sir record about our retention of the pay reviewer. >> yes, how you directed the peer reviewer. >> yeah. i think at that time we don't have abo 83 and abo 82, to spell out the guideline. i think at that time, it was still in the early stage of peer review process. i remember at that time i recall that for the [inaudible] building, we usually -- even for later buildings, we actually have a quick off meeting. kickoff meeting usually will identify the scope of work and also the length of pay review. and we have some stages, maybe, milestone, what peer view have to accomplish before what permit has to issue. so looking at the record i

olea. >> tom as it hanson. we've got a tom huey, a ron tom and hanson tom. a lot of tom's. >> supervisors, i think it's still morning, right. good morning. >> it's still morning and the board is starting to get annoyed and i can feel it. this is hanson tom. principal engineer with the department of duty inspection. so there was a question that you asked in our -- when you talk to our assistant director ron tom about why there's no, sir record about our retention of the pay reviewer. >> yes, how you directed the peer reviewer. >> yeah. i think at that time we don't have abo 83 and abo 82, to spell out the guideline. i think at that time, it was still in the early stage of peer review process. i remember at that time i recall that for the [inaudible] building, we usually -- even for later buildings, we actually have a quick off meeting. kickoff meeting usually will identify the scope of work and also the length of pay review. and we have some stages, maybe, milestone, what peer view have to accomplish before what permit has to issue. so looking at the record i

olea. >> tom as it hanson. we've got a tom huey, a ron tom and hanson tom. a lot of tom's. >> supervisors, i think it's still morning, right. good morning. >> it's still morning and the board is starting to get annoyed and i can feel it. this is hanson tom. principal engineer with the department of duty inspection. so there was a question that you asked in our -- when you talk to our assistant director ron tom about why there's no, sir record about our retention of the pay reviewer. >> yes, how you directed the peer reviewer. >> yeah. i think at that time we don't have abo 83 and abo 82, to spell out the guideline. i think at that time, it was still in the early stage of peer review process. i remember at that time i recall that for the [inaudible] building, we usually -- even for later buildings, we actually have a quick off meeting. kickoff meeting usually will identify the scope of work and also the length of pay review. and we have some stages, maybe, milestone, what peer view have to accomplish before what permit has to issue. so looking at the record i

olea. >> tom as it hanson. we've got a tom huey, a ron tom and hanson tom. a lot of tom's. >> supervisors, i think it's still morning, right. good morning. >> it's still morning and the board is starting to get annoyed and i can feel it. this is hanson tom. principal engineer with the department of duty inspection. so there was a question that you asked in our -- when you talk to our assistant director ron tom about why there's no, sir record about our retention of the pay reviewer. >> yes, how you directed the peer reviewer. >> yeah. i think at that time we don't have abo 83 and abo 82, to spell out the guideline. i think at that time, it was still in the early stage of peer review process. i remember at that time i recall that for the [inaudible] building, we usually -- even for later buildings, we actually have a quick off meeting. kickoff meeting usually will identify the scope of work and also the length of pay review. and we have some stages, maybe, milestone, what peer view have to accomplish before what permit has to issue. so looking at the record i

olea. >> tom as it hanson. we've got a tom huey, a ron tom and hanson tom. a lot of tom's. >> supervisors, i think it's still morning, right. good morning. >> it's still morning and the board is starting to get annoyed and i can feel it. this is hanson tom. principal engineer with the department of duty inspection. so there was a question that you asked in our -- when you talk to our assistant director ron tom about why there's no, sir record about our retention of the pay reviewer. >> yes, how you directed the peer reviewer. >> yeah. i think at that time we don't have abo 83 and abo 82, to spell out the guideline. i think at that time, it was still in the early stage of peer review process. i remember at that time i recall that for the [inaudible] building, we usually -- even for later buildings, we actually have a quick off meeting. kickoff meeting usually will identify the scope of work and also the length of pay review. and we have some stages, maybe, milestone, what peer view have to accomplish before what permit has to issue. so looking at the record i

olea. >> tom as it hanson. we've got a tom huey, a ron tom and hanson tom. a lot of tom's. >> supervisors, i think it's still morning, right. good morning. >> it's still morning and the board is starting to get annoyed and i can feel it. this is hanson tom. principal engineer with the department of duty inspection. so there was a question that you asked in our -- when you talk to our assistant director ron tom about why there's no, sir record about our retention of the pay reviewer. >> yes, how you directed the peer reviewer. >> yeah. i think at that time we don't have abo 83 and abo 82, to spell out the guideline. i think at that time, it was still in the early stage of peer review process. i remember at that time i recall that for the [inaudible] building, we usually -- even for later buildings, we actually have a quick off meeting. kickoff meeting usually will identify the scope of work and also the length of pay review. and we have some stages, maybe, milestone, what peer view have to accomplish before what permit has to issue. so looking at the record i

>> and hanson or mr. tom while we've got you up here your august 2016 memo entitled the 30 is permit review identifies professor jack of the uc berkley and structural engineer as two outside highly respected experts was it dbis- >> even though the building was designed under a prescribe active design but i say height of the building and the complexity of the system needs another review at the beginning the building but this is a code pro descriptive design i want them to at least go to a peer review panel at the time it was a significant building but they only agree on the structural system reelevated i brought up the fact that the computer system they use it is everybody on the then computer modeling you really have flexible to have flexible a very good knowledge of structural behavior and a good knowledge about matching precise exact as possible to the real structure and that really take a lot of knowledge in engineering so at the time i told them i wanted people to review the modeling we don't have flexibl

>> and hanson or mr. tom while we've got you up here your august 2016 memo entitled the 30 is permit review identifies professor jack of the uc berkley and structural engineer as two outside highly respected experts was it dbis- >> even though the building was designed under a prescribe active design but i say height of the building and the complexity of the system needs another review at the beginning the building but this is a code pro descriptive design i want them to at least go to a peer review panel at the time it was a significant building but they only agree on the structural system reelevated i brought up the fact that the computer system they use it is everybody on the then computer modeling you really have flexible to have flexible a very good knowledge of structural behavior and a good knowledge about matching precise exact as possible to the real structure and that really take a lot of knowledge in engineering so at the time i told them i wanted people to review the modeling we don't have flexibl

your on here bill stronger, hanson tom laurie and concernisweeney and . >> - within question did theyuild those ramps after without a permit they're not seeming to be on the original construction documents. >> we looked at the original documents today on the original document and noticed too in the pictures that were provided those are original handrails on the wall when the ramp was offered a normal ram is one of testing and 3 percent their much steeper but the existing handrail on the walls there was a ramp there at the time of construction there. >> so in the building. >> the handrails for the ramps are still it on the wall. >> got it so it the ramp put in too steep and was a ada compliant or redone it as the building has sunk. >> they've done work in order to - >> yes. >> i'd like yes. >> at the time of inspections we don't have written documents but the handrails the ramps wouldn't have been at that slope at the final inspection it appears their accident. >> without a permit. >> right not code compliant right now. >> and is there enough run in order to make in code compliant. >>

the building official who got the letter, hanson tom, told peskin he believed the city's authority was limited only to the millennium tower. >> well, we usually go beyond the -- we go beyond the property line. >> reporter: after the hearing, peskin said the city's building department is clearly dysfunctional. >> if i were the mayor of this town, i would call the department of building inspection and start over. >> reporter: jackson, nbc bay area news. >> a billion dollar stadium in santa clara, but there is concern in washington did have c. it's all about those bright lights at levi stadium. a report cites an nbc bay area session. just before the super bowl this year, pilots on a commercial jet said they confused the lights at levi's for a system directing them to land at nearby san jose international airport. the faa says this problem should not be repeated with the new stadium being built in southern california near lax. tonight at 11:00 we sit down with former home land security secretary tom ridge and santa clara's mayor. we'll show you what's being done about this. give us a call,

. >> hanson tom is san francisco's building department's engineer.e said millennium officials refused to pay for repair of the foundation. >> we insist on a full peer review at that time. >> the documents we uncovered show the review was even more unloimted. the city can't tell us much about what went on then, because of its incomplete records. in the letter we found, panu writes, we were not asked to review the effects of the trans bay terminal project on this project. we found this grainy copy of thousands of pages. they did not have the original, and the city does not have other foundation related documents. they say they hope to do better in retaining documents in the future. >> it's deeply troubling. >> aaron peskin says the letter is proof the city's building inspection department bungled the job of assessing the building's foundation. >> i think the building officials when they got a letter saying the foundation system appeared adequate except for they had not analyzed this huge hole they were going to put in the ground next door, that should

>> and hanson or mr. tom while we've got you up here your august 2016 memo entitled the 30 is permit review identifies professor jack of the uc berkley and structural engineer as two outside highly respected experts was it dbis- >> even though the building was designed under a prescribe active design but i say height of the building and the complexity of the system needs another review at the beginning the building but this is a code pro descriptive design i want them to at least go to a peer review panel at the time it was a significant building but they only agree on the structural system reelevated i brought up the fact that the

>> and hanson or mr. tom while we've got you up here your august 2016 memo entitled the 30 is permit review identifies professor jack of the uc berkley and structural engineer as two outside highly respected experts was it dbis- >> even though the building was designed under a prescribe active design but i say height of the building and the complexity of the system needs another review at the beginning the building but this is a code pro descriptive design i want them to at least go to a peer review panel at the time it was a significant building but they only agree on the structural system reelevated i brought up the fact that the computer system they use it is everybody on the then computer modeling you really have flexible to have flexible a very good knowledge of structural behavior and a good knowledge about matching precise exact as possible to the real structure and that really take a lot of knowledge in engineering so at the time i told them i wanted people to review the modeling we don't have flexibl

hanson, news 7 kwwl. dolan says they'll continue to stress this kind of training in the future to avoid any incidents like this one. award winning journalist tom brokaw visiting iowa city for the hoover presidential library's kwwl's ron steele emceeing the event tonight --- but before speaking --- brokaw took the time to visit with veterans in a private meet tom brokaw is celebrating 50 years with nbc -- and as part of the celebration has announced he is gifting his private collection of memorabilia to the university of iowa's library. kwwl's jessica hartman sitting down with brokaw about the donation, jessica? for 50 years tom brokaw has reported on and lived the biggest mome he collected will be on display. before he was an nbc legendary journalist --- tom brokaw was a freshman at university of iowa. however -- brokaw failed out that year -- double majoring in what he calls beer & co-eds. "you know i have spent that last 60 years trying to make up for my errant ways when i was at have here, so it is easy for me to come back." his career's collection of memorbilia to the university of iowa's library. the school beating out other major univers

tom... through me. because i've been dead and god sent me back. i was glowing in god's love. there was no pain. no sadness. i know your father felt that, too. what have you got? hanson: nothing. nothing? and a teacher who doesn't want to teach it. we knew that going in, hanson. can i ask you a question? you know, uh... kind of on the personal side? you can ask. do you believe in god? adam and eve and all that stuff? i believe in god. most of the time. i also believe human life evolved like darwin said it did. all crawford wants is to teach what he believes. seems like it should be okay. it's out of your hands, hanson. i don't know... cameron, i guess. he's this, uh... miracle boy. miracle boy? he came back from the dead. isn't that a miracle? what do you think? could be a miracle. could be some very good doctors. maybe it just wasn't his time. but he came back. i now this sounds crazy but ever since my dad died i've been cursing to god one mintue and begging him the next, just to tell me he was okay. and then all of a sudden, this kid comes back from the dead and tells me my dad is okay. maybe. well, uh... as soon as principal garner and miss wallace get settled we