daryl issa is the richest member of congress, worth over $100 million. and so i'm sure -- >> say that again. wait a minute. rewind that. daryl issa's what? >> he is the richest member of congress. he is worth over $100 million. and i think that it is just not within his thinking that he can imagine. i wished i could take him to spend a day in the emergency room with me so he can see what happens when people don't have insurance. i think, you know, i think about ten years from now, and i just can't brielieve that some of my republican colleagues aren't going to be shamed and embarrassed at what they did, what efforts they went through to prevent people from getting health insurance. it's really shameful, and i know they're going to look back at this with regret. >> they are definitely, well, they should, anyway, look back at this with regret. >> i think with the republican party you have folks such as representative coburn come out and say this is actually working, the website is working. now they're trying to find other problems with the website. what da

daryl just mentioned it.ing subscriber growth for twitter and, again, they're not making money yet. i mean, this is where the founders really have to come in and say here is our plan, and they have yet to give wall street that plan. do you agree or disagree with that? >> i disagree they have yet to give wall street their plan. i think we know their plan, we just don't know how effective it'll be. their plan is to slowly administer advertising to their stream and make those ads work across different platforms. so their retargeted product they recently unveiled f you're surfing on a hotel site on the web on your desktop, later on you'll get an ad on your phone from your twitter stream. they say that system has been really effective in terms of roi. if they roll that out to many companies, that could be a big thing, but we just don't know yet. i think we know what they want to do, we just don't know whether it'll work. cheryl: that growth, that advertising target that you're talking about, that's the older gener

i don't want to speculate on why they might do it. >> that was mike rogers and not daryl issa.ou seem dismissive, but i had a chance to talk to people in d.c. they say this is the one major important thorn in our candidacy? a lot of republicans feel they are sitting on something big here and you don't seem to agree. >> it is a potential thorn right now. my argument is 2016 is a whiles off. there's a campaign and primaries to be had and something could come on later on. i think republicans have used this to bloody up president obama as well as hillary clinton now she's out of her position as secretary of state. whether or not it has lasting power with persuadable voters is something to be dermds. it fires up the conservative base. does it fire up people in ohio and florida? i'm not so sure since it didn't necessarily work in 2012 when benghazi, that attack played out at the presidential debates on tv and during the last stages of that campaign. >> nothing that's going to dissuade her from running? >> i don't think so. we would be getting a sign from hillary clinton if she was th

daryl shut sutter, the long pass down the ice and the nice goal, jackie as the kings win. . >> good night, the family patriarch suspended from the show. >> this is the star of the show, you kill him, you pretty much don't have a slow. >> and what sarah palin is saying. >>> then, ellen vacation disaster. she won a trip of a lifetime on ellen. wait till you see what happened to her husband. >>> and epic coach tirade. >> my wife, my wife can score more than two buckets. >> now the wife speaks out. >> there is no buffer between his mind and his mouth. >> plus, suspended for a hug? >> the high school teen kicked out of school for an entire yearr

. >>> coming up, oversight committee daryl issa accuse iin criminal obstruction.congress is digging deep enough into the obama care rollout disaster or should they do more? tweet us using #greta. >>> get ready to speed-read your way to the news. fist in south africa, they're admitting to a hiring mistake of a fake interpreter for nelson mandela's service. and it was jibberish. the accused imf poster said he was having hallucinations and he was standing just a few inches from president obama. >> in 2006, a wife found dead in a pool of blood and the young daughter was found unharmed in the parents bed. jason insists he was away and his argues insist he received an unfair trial. >>> and in-flight phone calls, saying they should -- the ban is dated and should be changed. >>> president bush known as president bush 43 sending a note of encouragement to another 43. and the kicker who received threats about his kicking loss to auburn. he said, dear cade 43, life has its setbacks, i know. however you will be a stronger human with time. >> daryl issa accusing hhs of crimina

burton to daryl stein beggar interest to look at the combined contribution if it were not for kelly yourigher to pay for this bridge. and thanks to patterson and ma iron there as high as they all right. are are. our last brian has been rescued by governor brown who appointed him our secretary of transportation. he's president this role his whole life. so let's bring brian kelly to the microphone and give a big applause to all our brian's. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> well, thank you steven e steve i'm not sure though how to respond to this picture. i want to commit all brian's on their names. i'm honored to think here. i've been sobered with this project throughout any 18 years as a staff person in the state senate and more recently in the brown administration for the past 15 months. i'll say over the 18 years this project has had an effect on me. it's had time to inspire me and frustrate me and today having seen the final project it expresses me. there are thousands of men and women who gave much of themselves to see this project accomplished. it's their work and their resolve and their friendship that i

and secretary sebelius is being called out by the house oversight department, daryl issa. her department is charged with criminally obstructing his investigation. our bipartisan audience reacts to this later. later, this young drunk driver murdered four innocent people but was sentenced to probation. why? he was deemed too rich to go to to jail. how his wealthy family got him off the hook. >>> welcome back. >>> welcome back. things are going from bad to worse for kathleen sebelius. her department is now being accused by one of the most powerful men in washington of criminally obstructing the house committee's probe into the disgraced health care.gov website. earlier today, chairman issa was on f"fox & friends." watch this. >> the fact is kathleen sebelius is not providing america the truth. as a matter of fact in a letter i sent to her, i warned her that her people are obstructing justice, telling individual companies who have serious reports on security flaws. in other words vulnerability to hackers not to provide us the information. >> we turn back to our studio audience

it frees up daryl smith. you always have to be alert for the screens with this offense. and they want to get the football to number 25 as many times as possible. a nice adjustment wasn't it, hanging with the football. there is a lot of shake in this guy's game. looked down the field. concentrated on the football again. im: picks up 15. and on first down pump fake and now the throw away by dalton. we have another update on the steelers-browns game. james: pittsburgh doing its part. shannon: they need a win and a lot of help. his wayds, bell barrels into the end zone. james: jim and phil. second belichick amongst scrimmage yards in rookies behind only lacy. second and 10. the end zone and almost pulled in with a one handed grab by green. phil: beautiful anticipation. a.j. green waits just a second long to turn his head. ebb outside. >> lardarius webb, great cover guy. jim: third and 10. they are 3 out of 4 on third own. gets it off just in time. a time-out was called from the sideline. there was concern again that they might not beat it, the snap that is, in time. it is a

we have daryl, john decastro, melody, john mccormick. why don't you come to the podium and let's keep going. >> good afternoon, supervisors, thank you for having this on the agenda. i'm on the panel association. and we would like to express our interest in having the panhandle included in the next round. we were told that we were on the long list for the pilot but we didn't make it in the end. we are here for many decades as well from neighbors about the concern and public safety and health. what we witness around the panhandle tends to be younger adults who seem, and we don't see these people over again. it's not that they intend to stay, but they are more passing through. as a result there is a little bit of a less respect for the city and it's inhabit -- inhabitants in the neighborhood and there is more defecating and from their pets. this area should be considered in the next round. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> hi. john decastro from portrero boosters again. one item i wanted to put up on the screen is just a picture of car

lending a hand to needy kids, it is called the shop with the cop event in san jose, here with me, daryl cortez, executive director, silicon valley, principal at santee elementary. >> good morning. >> we have video of last year's event. it's -- it's great to see the twinkle in the kids' eyes because you're giving them a $100 gift card to go on a shopping spree at target. tell us about that >> control create it had six years ago, ten students and ten police officers. over the years, gained in popularity. now, but a of the generous donation from target, which is our huge sponsor, and private donation and grants, we've now expand it had to 50 children and 50 police officers and this year, each child will receive $125 gift card. >> oh, wow. where do you get all this money? >> the generosity of the donors out there. we are always looking for support and that's what sustains us with all the thousands of non-profits throughout the valley here. that's what we need to have this wonderful program. >> i was witness to last year's event, a child, their bill running up to over $100 and the police off

from there daryl mcfadden's sighting.den barreling in the entrance. >> the kharbgers entered back for as long as you can expect -- the chargers entered back for as long as you can expect. here's exhibit b. near field jacobs is felts for every game. >>> eight plays later, the five year play. 26-23 san diego late. the flail -r -r

from there daryl mcfadden's sighting.barreling in the entrance. >> the kharbgers entered back for as long as you can expect -- the chargers entered back for as long as you can expect. here's exhibit b. near field jacobs is felts for every game. >>> eight plays later, the five year play. 26-23 san diego late. the flail -r -r are are. if you need one play that epitomizes oakland season you don't need to look very much further than this one. after this six will have 12 win, the raiders need to beat denver at home next week to avoid finishing with another 12- 4 season. something dennis has not seen. >> hae -- we had too many penalties. a lot of our penalties defensively came on third down which allowed them to turn some driveless. guys are frustrated, i think we all are. >>> the mayor story line tomorrow will be that the colorado rockies are playing their last game. the likelihood is still slim but the facts of the play off game became a little more visible. arizona cardinals trying to do what not one heal doze dun. intercept

. >> daifrl i-- dashl -- daryl iy his version of the events in benghazi. >> there is a group involvedked to al qaeda. >> he long asserted the administration lied to what led to the attacks. four americans were killed including ambassador christopher stooens. >> we have seen so evidence that the video was widely seen in bengha benghazi, a very isolated area or it was the leading cause. >> "the new york times" david kirkpatrick who spent months interviewing libyans on the ground tells a different story, writing that an american made anti-muz preliminary tape fuelled the incident. and benghazi was not infiltrated by al qaeda. but nonetheless contained grave local threats to american interests. >> they were enlisted to protect the same mission. . >> white house says they don't dispute the times report. since the attack, trepublican s have accused obama of down playing a link to al qaeda for political purposes. >> what happened in benghazi was in fact initially a spontaneous reaction to what had just transpired in cairo. almost a copycat of the dmon vagss against our facility in cairo, whi

daryl isa who has said he wants to spend 40 weeks, seven days a week investigating barack obama beforever the house oversight committee suddenly on television yesterday says that he doesn't matter whether it's al qaeda or not. even though he's the one that said all along, it's al qaeda. converse to what you said before is that conservatives want to make it to be al qaeda as if it's proof that president obama had a done a goodon decimating al qaeda. this is all political play and i would think the cairo chief of the "new york times" probably knows more about what happened on the ground than daryl isa or his republican compatriots who are on a mission to try to find a scandal in this administration. jon: by the same token, jim, you could say the number two diplomat at the compound in benghazi would know a fair amount about what led up to the protests and he said the video was not involved. >> right. i think this is an important point here. it's not really the question of whether al qaeda run by the late al qaeda personally directed this mission. the point was the original administration

and daryl is right here next to me.big threat right now is basically the fear of those that were afraid of the market has turned into regret because now they're worried that they are waiting too late to jump in the market. so what is your prediction as to what's aping right now? >> yeah, actually, from the 2009 bottom a number of investors held a lot of fear that to get back into the equity markets, they felt like they were burped. and now we've seen the -- burned. huge year in this year, huge year last year, so that fear has quickly turned into regret that they're missing out on this big market rally. so trying to figure out how do they gain exposure if they've been underexposed to equity, all the data shows us the retail and individual invest efforts still are underexposed to the equity market. cheryl: the equity markets for october, it's not a small number, but the month prior to that was over 50, so you could actually make the case that while they did slow down even though you still continue to see the selloff in th

the 2013 waste book it out. 30 billion of your tax daryl win down the drain. topping the lest, the president's botched healthcare web site. okayed is here to break it down. let's start with the web site. >> yes, that web site. >> how much the waste book says how much was wasted there? >> $379 million spend on healthcare.gov, which we all saw on october 1st didn't exactly roll out that smoothly. if you factor in publicity, advertising, and marketing, $685 million spent on that, according to the 2013 waste book. >> the waste look, which i hold here, all 1 1 38 pages. he says 379 million wastes on the web site. number two, tell me about the mega blimp. >> a huge blimp the u.s. army spent two and a half years building and it's $300 million down the drape, it's the length of a football field and was supposed to fly over battle fields inas. the only place it flew over, new jersey. >> i live in new jersey. $297 million for that. >> that's right. >> number three, the romance web site. >> yes. the national endowment for humanities spend almost a million dollars studyin

. >> senator daryl issa on this program last night said it's not safe. there's no security on this website. i recommend the president not do it. he's the president of the united states. >> i think what he will find when he ultimately does, unless he wants to pay a fine to the irs is less choices, higher premiums, less deductibles and less options for doctors and what millions of americans are experiencing. this will only get worse and worse. in the new year more people will get hurt by this and something has to happen even before the election. >> thank you, senator, merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >>> and conservatives you can't afford to miss. >> i still say the answer to our problems in this country, even at the national level, is to have a law that says there is a percentage limit of the people's earnings that government cannot go beyond without -- [ applause ] >> there he was, future 40th president of the u.s. offering common sense solutions on the johnny carson show. what else he told the legendary ca carson and ainslie erhardt coming up. you k

the 2013 waste book it out. 30 billion of your tax daryl win down the drain.nt's botched healthcare web site. okayed is here to break it down. let's start with the web site. >> yes, that web site. >> how much the waste book says how much was wasted there?

and as daryl talked about, sony has a lot of the movies shot these days are actually shot in 4k, they're just distributed to consumers in 2k and 1080p resolution. they're hoping to kind of start moving the ball so you get more of the 4k, but it's going to be a big process. and, you know, frankly, i have my doubts that they're going to put much out in 4k unless there's a market of consumers out there that are going to watch the content. why would they go through the process and the expense, because there is going to be a considerable expense in distribute anything 4k if nobody's out there to buy it. that's kind of what they learned with 3-d. 3-d was the thing they pushed for the last several years, consumers weren't terribly interested, so there's not a lot of 3-d content out there, consumers aren't interested, so they're not putting out more 3-d content. and 4k's going to be even worse in the sense that it's only applicable to big size televisions, and the market while growing and significant by 20% now, it's still a fraction of the total market p. >> host: is the cable industry a growin

but that hasn't stopped daryl from picking up his latest video and bringing it along on his anti-obama care road show. you see, over the past several weeks, he has traveled from gastonia, north carolina. >> i didn't vote for the affordable care ex-to apache junction, arizona. and finally, last night, he ended up in richardson, texas, holding official congressional hearings about obama care. >> as we all know, an online exam can be taken by somebody else pretending to be the navigator. >> last night's hearing, obama care implementation, who are the navigator's? >> we cannot have a repeat of the acorn-like activities that led to too many people believing that there was something for nothing. >> the american people are losing confidence in their government. we can look too fast and furious, been gauzy, the irs a scandal, the broken promises, health insurance and. keep it period. >> the committee move right along to an audio visual display. >> i will have you look at the screen. >> enter the conservative project group at. >> yep, that was a clip of bill o'reilly being screened at an offici

one lawmaker, daryl issa, the republican from california, says he tried to sign up yesterday for obamat work. >> we do not have either the front end or the back end not just in the federal system but in systems that feed into it in fact ready. >> our government does not always work as well as it should. but it's certainly capable of great things when there's a strong commitment to the underlying goals we all share. >> and congressman elijah cummings, democrat from maryland, represents what many democrats here on the hill are hoping that after a rough start of healthcare.gov and obama care that ultimately this will be a popular program with millions of americans, shep. >> mike emanuel on the hill, thank you, sir. most young adults say they are not happy with president obama. lots of different reasons of course. poll from harvard university's institute of politics and they find 54% of 18 to 29-year-olds say they disapprove of the president's job performance so far in his second term. and 41% say they approve. that's down 11 points since april. most of those young adults in this survey sa

. >> on the subject of daryl hall and john oates. you're a big fan. >> i am.t of it like salt and pepper. >>> werg talk about the nsa. this is an interesting ruling we have just heard. the judge is strong but what does it mean? is it about the two people involved in this lawsuit or are the programs going to change? the tech giants are angry and meeting with the president this morning. we will take you through what is happening and what it could mean. >>> we are are also going to update you on the latest snowstorm. it seems like this is one of the worst decembers in recent memory. is it? we are going to break it down and figure it out for you. >>> then we are following a controversial case in georgia that you'll want to hear about. a high school senior suspended for one year for hugging his teacher. is the school going too far or is there more to this? we will talk about it. ♪ you gone too far you know it don't matter any more ♪ >> my whole job is sit here and bob my head. >> i'll give you a hug for that. >> thank you. it's allowed any time. >> thanks, guys. we

i wanted to try it not like i didn't try it with daryl hall just to kind of shift the energy. >> thisving a relationship with bruce. >> yes. >> it started in the '70s but ended when bruce's shadow grew too big. >> listen. i was with bruce when they spelled his name wrong on the marquee, you know. when in israel they thought he was jewish. but as bruce became more well known, one becomes relegated to the identity of somebody's girlfriend and i wouldn't even have liked somebody's wife. >> reporter: lynn goldsmith wanted to make her own mark and she has. i don't take pictures, she likes to say. i make them. >> i understand the language f certain musicians, and they will use me to put out there what they want other people to see. >> and lynn's life has been almost as fascinating am some of o the musicians she covered. she was a director komanaged grand funk. >> it cease interesting. it's her with her camera. i thought there would be a team. >> i think at times there are. but there you saw her with patti smith by herself. >> do you know what happened to that leather jacket? >> it ended up

i wanted to try it not unlike whoo i tried with daryl hall. >> this is bruce -- >> this is bruce in 1978what the artists and what they're writing about. >> you ended up having a relationship with bruce. >> yes. >> it started in the '70s but ended when bruce's shadow grew to big. >> listen. i was with bruce when they spelled his name wrong on the marquee, when in israel they thought he was jewish. but as bruce became more well known, someone becomes relegated to the identity of somebody's girlfriend and i wouldn't have even liked somebody's wife. >> lynn goldsmith wanted to make her own mark and she has. i don't take pictures she likes to say. i make them. >> i understand the language of certain musicians, and they will use me to put out there what they want other people to see. >> lynn's really had an amazing career. she's also been a television director. she also was co-manager of the grand funk railroad. she's done a lot. she's an amazing woman. >> she seems so perceptiver about the artists themselves. >> i love her book because the pictures are great but she has really -- she has real

i got whether they will be the daryleings of next year.overing slowly from the financial crisis. steel producers are facing a buildup in inventory. for peabody energy, the bulls say they did come off a strong earnings but the bears are arguing it came from cutting costs. cool demand is slower than usual. that could ramp up as the global economy improves. lastly, tara data did post revenue growth in the u.s. as well as in new york. analysts write that the lack of growth in emerging markets is a concern. analyst casting some doubt on if this dog to darling trend will continue. back to you. >> seema, thank you so much. >>> imagine being able to buy a tesla model "s" with a bitcoin. that happens in california. we are going to talk about the general manager of the dealership behind that sale when we come back. terone. there, i said it. see, i knew testosterone could affect sex drive, but not energy or even my mood. that's when i talked with my doctor. he gave me some blood tests... showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number. [ male announc

my co-producer of the album, spitfire, that i just worked on, daryl brown, he found ian's work on vine a video's never done this way, he does everything on an iphone, edit on an iphone, and we thought what a fun idea, way to create something that no one's done yet. it was definitely a different way to shoot a video for me, because usually it's days to shoot a video. this was 20, 30 minutes of my time. >> leann, one of the things that i find fascinating about you as an artist, you are sort of the last mega artist to launch kind of pre-internet era for music, back around '96, '97, came onto the scene in a huge way. tell me the new ways to create content, to distribute it, do you view this as really empowering you as an artist, or has it sort of disrupted the way you want to bring music to fans? >> wow. i think a little of both to be honest. but it's, you know, the world is changing constantly. and the tech world, especially. and there's so many more options and ways to bring music to fans, through social media, through apps, through, you know, just anything you can possibly dream up thes

. >> daryl hrell hammond needs toe back. >> one of the greats. >> we were talking about education in america, mika. >> yes. >> more importantly than that "anchorman 2." what's the early review? >> i was lucky enough to see "anchorman 2" last night. it's very, very good. i will say, the first movie we were just talking about it is an impossible standard to live up to. it came out of nowhere, it surprised us. now you're waiting, you know what each character is supposed to do. they stepped up and it's good. >> did they overhype it? >> my josh, i've never seen a movie with more hype. maybe they did but it's -- if you like the first one, you're going to really like this one. >> i can't wait to see it. can we go see it? >> yeah. >> coming up on "morning joe," senator chuck schumer of new york joins us in the studio and also congressman elijah cummings and buzz feed's ben smith will be on set. up next the top stories in the politico playbook. bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill? >> he's been kicked out of the studio in the back. what happened? >> it was -- >> like a homeless weat

[sighs] [knock at door] [door rattling] [knocking continues] [sighs deeply] food's gone, daryl.e closed. you wouldn't happen to have an extra coat in there, would you? you're wearing a coat. a winter coat, man. it's cold. come on. here.