every day. >> daniel? >> daniel, too.iel, too. >> how hurtful is it to you -- >> geraldo's coverage -- >> how hurtle is it to you when people accuse you of being responsible for their deaths? >> of course it hurts. but i live the truth. when you go through what i did, you realize it doesn't matter what other people think. because you lived it. it's what you live in real time. it's not what people say about it years later, especially the people who have spoken. i mean, that's it. please just -- you know -- >> do you believe the court of the public opinion believes you are responsible for her death, for daniel's death? >> i just told you. i'm done with it, okay? i've given you what i'm going to give you. >> thanks. >> that was howard k. stern, living with his parents, giving the living with his parents, giving us the truth as much as he will give to us. >> for all the trials and tribulations of anna nicole and her entourage the only person that we really care about is the >>> and now our conclusion of our fox news special r

daniel radcliffe is here with us. [ cheers and applause ] daniel -- daniel is promoting his new film, "what if," as if what if you guys don't ever ask me about harry potter again, huh? [ laughter ] let's check back in with guillermo. i think he has -- hey, guillermo. >> guillermo: hi, jimmy. >> jimmy: you really hit the jackpot there, huh? >> guillermo: yeah. i love his hair. >> jimmy: it must be every hair stylist's dream to cut a head of hair like this. >> guillermo: it's kind of hard. >> jimmy: why? what's hard of it? >> guillermo: it's hard to get the machine in there. >> jimmy: you have to lift the hair with your hand and buzz from the bottom. those are thick, lustrous, curly locks. what's your name? >> byron. >> jimmy: where are you from? >> odessa, texas. >> jimmy: are you here on vacation? >> yes. >> jimmy: how old are you, byron? >> i'm 15. >> jimmy: are you here with your parents? >> yes. >> jimmy: they must be thrilled right now, huh? >> yeah. >> jimmy: have they been bugging you to get your hair cut? >> all the time. >> jimmy: oh, all the time. what an opportunity this is.

summers would be about daniel.daniels experience with the phoenix va, like many, many veterans experience at the phoenix va was one of lack of concern, lack of care, lack of follow-through and a discombobulated system that didn't allow veterans to get the care they needed. in particular one of the struggles of daniel face was as an individual certain classified service. he was unable to participate in group therapy. i guess he was not able to share the expenses he experienced while in service. and yet at the phoenix va he was unceremoniously put into group therapy. and when requested, private therapy wasn't able to get that care. and, of course, as we know he took his own life as a result of being unable to get that care. the medical home model, i believe, and the private committee has provided an opportunity to create patience and care and allow civilians to get the care they need in one home easily, that senate record on their needs. while the private program in washington was ended because of, well, i don't unde

danielle then goes back to the party house and retrieves the tape.the county prosecutor has charged four young people with the kidnapping and assault of taylor. if convicted, they face anywhere from seven years to life in prison. >> i have never had a case where alleged defendants tape their own alleged crimes. i can't explain criminals. in fact, there are television shows. "america's dumbest criminals." this appears to be right down that alley. >> the accused are 20-year-old travis payea, a horror film buff who plays the most prominent role in the video, 20-year-old jimmy carlisle who early on in the video helps push danielle to the ground. 19-year-old christina lumm. she drives the car to the so-called grave site. and 20-year-old jonathan cockerill who is seen on the tape tying danielle up and later holding a knife to her in the car. they all claim it was a joke. they were making a movie and danielle taylor was a willing participant. but danielle taylor tells police that she thought she was going to be killed. >> that's what we alleged, it was agai

jim carrey, jeff daniels in the house. >> steve: c'mon!heers and applause ] >> jimmy: jim carrey, jeff daniels in the house. taylor schilling in the house. oh! [ cheers and applause ] ed sheeran in the house! [ cheers and applause ] that's a show! calm it down, jimmy. [ laughter ] calm it all down. let's get to some stories here. here's what everybody's talking about. i saw that president obama's youngest daughter, sasha, turned 13 years old today. happy birthday, sasha. [ cheers ] yeah. great. [ applause ] of course, that means that now he has two teenaged daughters. but thanks to congress, he's used to people ignoring him. [ laughter ] so, he ought to be fine. "whatever, dad. you go to bed." [ laughter ] some more news on the president. in a new interview, obama said that he's sometimes tempted to go off on members of congress who deny climate change. congress would have been intimidated, but then they saw this video here. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ [ cheers ] >> steve: urkelbama! >> jimmy: you -- you're going to go off on me, flappy bi

. >> rose: daniel boulud is here, his flagship restaurant daniel is celebrating its 20th birth day this year. "the new york times" has said certain restaurants can folk down the barriers between you and happiness for a few hours, every taste seems to transport you to another world. daniels which turned 20 this year can make you feel that way. i'm pleased to have daniel boulud back at this table. welcome. >> hello, charlie, how are you? >> rose: why call it my french cuisine. >> well, i've been for three decade in new york. and i don't think you could take the french out of me. >> rose: yeah, good for you. >> i was born and raised on the farm. so 95% of what we had on the table every day was coming from the garden, coming from the farm the cheese, the chicken, raised by us, made by us. and we were doing the farmer's market once a week. offering that to guests. >> rose: okay, so the ingredients are one thing. >> uh-huh. >> and what else about french cuisine, is it the way you cook s it what you add to the food. >> well, i think when you see today every country has their own cuisine. and i

first we'll start with my friend daniel garza who began his career with u.s. congressmen richard haysty. he served on the george w. bush administration. he served as coproducer of linda washington on univision. >> she's a senior analyst for latino decisions. she was named one of the top 12 scholars in the country. she received her ph.d. from duke university. she is also a contributor to msnbc and a regular political analyst for telemundo. welcome, doctor. [applause] >> and next we have the president of the latino victory project. prior to joining the project, he spent five years in investing more than $16 million to increase political participation into communities of color. most recently, cristobol was named one of d.c.'s most influential leaders under 40. so please welcome our panel lists. [applause] >> so let's start with dr dr. francesco. give us an overview of what you think this election is really going to mean for latinos and what the latino vote will do. >> i'm going to start off with a question, and it's a question that i frequently get and i'm sure m

daniel suÁrez anda con el acelerador a fondo. >> empecÉ a practicar a los 10, cuando empecÉ a correr mi forma de ver los mejores pilotos del mundo. >> para los reyes de la velocidad la muerte es un riesgo que siempre lo acompaÑa. >> el siempre va a estar ahÍ lo tomo como una adrenalina que hay interna que te mantiene alerta. estamos en un deporte extremo los carros son muy seguros el traje el casco que llevamos para proteger el cuello tambiÉn es algo Óptimo para la seguridad. >> para ver mÁs de cerca de lo que se trata el deporte decidimos acompaÑar al daniel a una carrera en la ciudad de mÉxico en toda su trayectoria suÁrez ha ganado 10 competencias nascar, para que ustedes se den una idea de la velocidad son 260 kilÓmetros por hora, es decir, 161 millas es la velocidad a la que despega un aviÓn. >> mi coche es mi niÑa los mecÁnicos trabajan dÍa a día despuÉs de cada carrera mando un reporte de quÉ fallas hubo son demasiadas cosas que trabajamos con nuestro bebÉ. >> en esta carrera daniel logrÓ la segunda posiciÓn. >> es segundo lugar muy bueno pudo haber sido peor tenemos que segui

we're joined here on "comunidad del valle" by pastor daniel with firehouse interventions. let me show you video. i'm doing this too often, going out to crime scenes always looking for a suspect. sometimes it's a gang-related shooting stabbing or violence. what can you tell me about the temperature. what's happening on the streets? >> right now it's hot. it's hot. everyone needs to get involved. the community needs to get involved, probation needs to get involved. i mean crimes are not committed when there's a lot of witnesses. people need to come out of their houses, they need to not lock their children in the house, take back your streets and how do you do that? come out of your house. when school is out, you're out in front of your house waiting for your children to come. most criminals will not commit a crime where there's a lot of witnesses. >> is it something that -- how proactive do we need to be to stop this? talking about probation getting involved. are they getting involved as much as they should? >> they are, but everyone can do a little bit more. i mean yeah, th

presented to their e.r. -- >> it took daniel a lot to go to the v.a.facilities, and some of the things that have been mentioned here were part and parcel of the fact. along the highway in phoenix, there were speed traps on the highway, and when the lights flashed, that would give him flashbacks, even if he was not the one speeding. if he was going by on the highway at the time, it was difficult for him to drive down to the v.a. it is busy. he presented there in risis. he presented there to one of the departments, to the mental health department. he said he needs to be admitted to the hospital. this is something that we have been told by his wife, who has a degree in nursing, and his mother-in-law, who was a psychiatrist, and he told them this on multiple occasions. so he was told that the mental health department, they had no beds, and he was told by the same department that there were no beds in the emergency department. so this brings up another few issues come up with fact was he went into the corner, he lay down on the floor, he was rying. there is

my name is alvin daniel. i am republican. i am an avid hunter, gun owner, and i enjoy using my guns for target practice with my family and friends. i am a strong supporter of the second amendment and a gun owner. -- ann and nra member. -- and an nra member. i am here today to speak for my sister. i speak for her and my entire family because she is not to speak -- she is not here to speak for herself. xena loved life. all she wanted to do is be a good mother to her two daughters. world, ricksney and -- eld, as a matter of fact her last , she said please leave these people alone. she was a beautiful person. this and some good will come out of her death. -- beautiful person. out ofe good will come her death. on october 1, 2012i received a phone call that no one should receive. i was told my sister had been shot and killed. by her estranged husband. we later learned he bought the , and irresponsible internet site that does not require background checks. nearly two years should she was murdered and it is hard aching to know -- hea

this time on "inside story," daniel sumner a professor at the university of california davis. glick is the president and cofounder of the pacific institute. and joan mar is the water supply manager for the santa clara water district. there have been droughts in california and the southwest again. there will be again. is there anything different about this one, different and perhaps more troubling? >> well, we do have droughts and floods normally. we have natural variability, but this is a bad one. this is the third year in a row of record-low water. the last 14 years have been dry, and that natural problem has been exacerbated by incredibly high temperatures and a growing population and growing demand for water, it's sort of a perfect storm in a way that i think is going to force us to rethink the way we deal with water, not just in california but maybe in the u.s. as a whole. >> daniel do businesses and individuals behave differently if they think it's a short-term problem or a long-term one? >> yeah, they certainly do. in agriculture for example we have reports of farmers pa

whatever the trainer, danielle, would ask him. >> the instructor, danielle, fell for his personalitye moment he began working with him. >> o'neil, forward. he has such a good work ethic, and he loves to train. >> reporter: danielle has been training o'neil for eight weeks on the day they lead to downtown san rafael for his final guide work test. it's late morning, and danielle, todd, and o'neil are walking up 4th street at the end of the route. danielle is playing the role of the client, wearing a blindfold, while todd spots her. security cameras on local buildings are recording them. >> my big job was to assess o'neil in his guide work. and danielle's job was to work him under blindfold and make sure he's doing all the fundamentals that need to be completed. >> but there's no way any of them could have been ready for what happens next. >> i heard this big pop which was a breaking of the glass of a window just behind me and i just see this car. >> a car is rapidly backing up toward them on the sidewalk. >> i wasn't sure where we were on the block when i started to hear all the crashi

daniel's name was not mentioned. many people were thinking of the case of dan shore of cbs, dan shore, was the object of a request of the fbi to humiliate him. there is the question of the misuse of the fbi. there's a question of the use of a plumber to break into daniel's psychiatrist's office. did the president know about it? nobody on the committee doubted that the break-in of daniel's psychiatrist's office was a criminal act. the question there was, did the president know about it and authorize it? then you have an issue of the irs. john dean testified about and in --se list -- in these enemies list. a member of the treasury department was able to supply a list. the question was did what extent do richard nixon authorized the listing of the names, to what extent was it designed to go after political opponents? then there was a question of the audit of larry o'brien, the head of the democratic national convention. what did the president know about that? the committee had some of the case. some of the tapes had bee

there's a question of the use of the plumbers to break into daniel elseberg's psychiatrist office. did the president know about that. no one on the committee on the left or right, in the center doubted that the break in of daniel elseberg's psychiatrist office was a criminal act. the question there was did the president know about it, did he authorize it? then you had the issue of the irs. there was -- john dean testified about an enemy's list. there was no question there some kind of list because john dean was able to provide detailed evidence and then a member of the treasury department was able to supply a list. the question was there to what extent did richard nixon create this list, authorize the listing of names for audits by the irs, to what extent this was designed to go after his political opponents. then there was also the question of the audit of larry o'brien who was the head of the democratic national committee. what did the president know about that? now the committee had some of the tapes. some of the tapes had been given to the committee by then. the committee relea

mendez was to be barred with plain and simple and at the dph hearing rob added daniel mendez onto the permit it was not - he thought added on and rob was new to the organization not new to the organization but new to the complexity of cannabis that's an industry we're going elapsing about so i ask you to look at this the fact is you've got an illegal grow and a stolen power and firearm did attrition allow someone a second chance i don't understand. the department of public heartache record and i ask you revoke this issuance >> we can't have people standing by the door you need to find a seat or go into the overflow. >> we have an access issue if people on this side of the room go to the other side of the room but find a seat or go to the overflow room. >> can i ask you a question and yes. >> other than the prior bad acts let's call them that what specifically would be hypothetical new potential bad acts are you basing our position on. is there anything specific to date that's more current than things that occurred a couple years ago >> it would be definite. >> well, i could send you t

daniel riccardo won the race. it was second place. he stands accused by his teammate of provoking a collision. hamilton withdrew from the race. in danger of needing this. >> we just touched the and unfortunately. it was very disappointed. >> it was more disappointing for hamilton. he took out hamilton's rear tire. it fell back to 19 place. he damaged his front wing in the collision. this is the overall lead over hamilton. daniel ricardo took the checkered flag after the race. it saw him beat his teammates. a tough day at the tracks. thank you for watching. the ukrainian government were making claims as government troops cleaned and on the stronghold on monday. the tv station said it had devastated a town near the city of dune ask. rebels have fired on a convoy of refugees. flags andere white signs identifying it as carrying civilians. was shilled. >> the government said the attack killed dozens of unarmed refugees. ofs has been the site government troops trying to cut off the rubble supply route. turkey is demanding answers from germa

daniel radcliffe is here. [ cheers and applause ] so excited. return guest daniel radcliffe.opping by, my good friend, the very funny neal brennan. [ cheers and applause ] looking forward to talking to neal. and from the new showtime series "seven deadly sins," documentary filmmaker morgan spurlock is joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] now -- fred is not with us tonight. you've noticed that. fred is portland working on season five of "portlandia." we miss fred when he's gone, but we recently came up with a way to keep him involved in a segment we've been calling "fredex." it's very important -- we feel like it's very important to note this every time, this is you it's not an emotional tie-in with fedex, but only because we weren't smart enough to ask them for money before we started doing it. [ laughter ] so, we're idiots, and here's how it works. we pack up a fedex box with three props and a question in a sealed envelope and then we send it off to fred. fred, who is a master of creating characters, puts on the props, creates a character, and then, someone asks him t

daniel, thank you so much for joining us on "after words." >> guest: thank you. ..on the upper right side of the page. >> up next ucla georgia leap talked to us book tv about her book jumped in, a study of los angeles gangs and gang violence biggest of demented interview was recorded at ucla in this part of book tv college series.. nameost: jumped inwae >> host: jumped in is the name of the book. professor george a leap of ucla is the author. the subtitle, what can stop me about violence, drugs, love, and redemption

and it came back as -- danielle benefield. and that's how they were able to track me down. >> it is kind -- that you were trying to save money on stolen money anyhow. it wasn't your money. >> i know. i know. when you make conversation. you are nervous at the same time. i was kind of nervous doing that. but this wasn't, that wasn't my first time doing it. >> what if you hadn't messed up and got caught? >> i would still be doing the crimes. i never thought of the victims because my mind was set as to this is material stuff, they can get it back. i didn't care they will get over it. that was my attitude. i don't have any remorse for it at all. >> jail does not allow for the stylish lifestyle benefield enjoyed on the streets. but it hasn't suppressed her desire for it. it's just now, earrings come in the form of small stickers from her food trays. >> i take it off. then i take the sticker and i just kind of rip it in half. and rip it in half again. and then just stick it like -- like on my ears. this is kind of like yellow earring

daniel halper welcome. this is so interesting. we are in the summer of 2014. hillary clinton looks like she's the inevitable democratic nominee and i say inevitable with a bit of this dark because we been here before but this time or number come her poll numbers are daunting. this summer there are a number of books about the clintons and especially hillary clinton. your book now comes out and the angle you take is fascinating because the suggestion here is that the clintons are not just the marriage of 38 years but in fact a political partnership and a business, a business enterprise. i think you say that the clinton foundation revenue, $214 million last year something like that? >> guest: something like that. >> host: that's an incredible way of looking at the clintons come a business. help us to understand what are the dimensions of clinton inc.? >> guest: is like any business there are several leaders and in this bear are bill and hillary clinton. i also suggest that it's not just the primary goal of money like any other corporation though that is a major g

." >> daniel is here. his flagship restaurant is celebrating its 20th birthday this year. certain times has said restaurants can not down the barriers between you and happiness for a few hours. every taste seems to transport you to another world. i am pleased to have you back. hello, charlie. how are you? >> why call it my french cuisine? >> i do not think that you could take the french out of me. i was born and raised on the farm. of what we had on the table every day was coming from the garden, coming from the farm. we were doing the farmers market once a week and offering that. >> of the ingredients are one thing. cuisine? about fresh is it the way you cook? >> today, every country has their own cuisine. the formation of many cuisines are based on french cuisine. especially when you get to a and complexomic expression. even the greatest chef of spain or the greatest chef everywhere, the greatest chef in america, is onekeller -- well, he of them. there are many others. i think it is also cooking french. definitely his vision. it is definitely based on french cuisine. sty

i like daniel. i think he's a nice guy. >> has a nice jacket on. >> has the nicest jacket in the building. [laughter] and i think he's honest. i really do. i think what he said is accurate. i think the ads that are actually attacking latino candidates, we have so few, and i don't like libre initiatives, latinos that are champions for immigration, that bothers me. but he's honest. but his ads are not. the reason i point this out is we have a couple of people in texas that can change that state starting now. we've got pete gallego in the rio grande valley from san antonio over towards el paso who is an incumbent who has put his neck out. and the statewide elected lieutenant governor, she's a rising star. we have other rising stars across the country. i would just like you to hold your fire on our latino candidates. >> what cristobal is saying is to demonize the messenger. he says the left doesn't -- it doesn't play politics either as if the left doesn't message, you know, to positions, their positions

daniels! first down inside the raider 13 yard line. presley, the tight end, with the catch. 23-yard dart. >> tom: that was almost reminiscent of double wilson himself. when he's standing there, he can deliver that football. it was on target. >> greg: i have some picks to do, still. flag down! there may be a hold here on the raiders! there are not as many holds, tom, as the preseason has progressed. >> greg: they said we are going to call it the same preseason game. >> i. >> greg: bates. and feel like, he's the great. i told her not to run into my mother's glasses, but i 4 bulldog: if you're like me, you've been working like a dog all year. but don't camp out 'til labor day to reward yourself. mattress discounters labor day sale ends monday! rest those tired bones on a queen size serta mattress and box spring set. right now, they're just $397. get 48 months interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection. not to labor the point, but this sale ends monday. ♪ mattress discounters >> greg: little doubt who is the ford r

so anybody picking up this book, especially on the right come is going to say, where's the dirt, daniel? what's the dirt on hillary? so let me suggest some nuggets for example, that we can -- >> guest: there is a dirt, don't get me wrong. >> host: and stephanie proposing the dirt that i read, you go and tell me what you think is the dirt in "clinton, inc." >> guest: i think the focal, but the trail of democrats -- >> host: bill clinton -- >> guest: and again. >> host: during the '08 election, potentially giving it away to attack barack obama tried to yes. >> host: and the back story there would be that if obama loses, it opens the door to hillary much more quickly guess that absolutely. so that's one element. i think another element is hillary clinton as i talked to one law school friend, there were few but one i quote she said she was an enthusiastic pot smoker law school. that by itself might not be such big deal. we know that bill clinton smoked, he didn't inhale but we know he smoked. we know barack obama has smoked marijuana. but we know other presidents have done. maybe not a big

daniel is here and thank him for coming. we have a terrific panel, lead us off. >> i'm grateful for the opportunity to testify in these important hearings. i will present data on my own search of homicide of women as well is important research and national databases among the top eight. i testify today as a citizen, as and with the endorsement of the american academy of nursing. as has been said, has a higher homicide rate than all countries and among the highest rate in the world. the country, as was said, the rate was exceeded by 11 times -- must -- much of the state of violence against women is committed by intimate partners. fbi supplemental has the most complete national database with information on the relationship of the perpetrator to the victim. the most recent data available from 2011, at least 45% of the murders from women -- murders of women were committed by an ex husband or boyfriend. if we only examine the house -- the homicide were the perpetrators relationship to the victim was identified, 54 percent of homi

hally jackson has the story. >>> daniel "the miracle man" jacobs! jacobs stepped into the ring, a world title on the line. [ bell ] >> reporter: this match far from jacobs' toughest fight. that came about three years ago. >> that's how i looked at cancer. i looked at it as an opponent. >> reporter: when doctors diagnosed jacobs with a rare type of bone cancer, he barely heard a word. one sentence stuck out -- >> the only thing i remember was, "i don't think you'll be able to box again, daniel." was mind-blowing. >> reporter: the cancer left hi. losing boxing, he says, broke his heart. jacobs did what he knows best -- he turned to his training. >> you got to get back up. you got to continue to fight. >> reporter: through therapy and radiation, jacobs built back his strength all the way to the top of his middleweight division. he wasn't given the nickname "miracle man," he earned it. >> working the body -- >> reporter: saturday night in his hometown of brooklyn, he again came out swinging. >> fletcher in the corner and down he goes. daniel jacobs, who

no free rides, daniel. got to say it sounds good, go see it. i wanted to just set him straight about something he said on a press line last week. >> what is your ideal post -- >> probably the face on-- i guess like ice cream. >> ice cream. >> yeah. >> what flavor? stephen colbert's flavor, right. >> harry potter reaches for me after dumbde doing it. and i'm not surprised. i'm not surprised. ice cream is the official snack of just having had sex or giving up on it entirely. (laughter) now folks here's my beef with d rad. daniel, you're not supposed to eat it after sex, are you supposed to eat it during sex. that's what the waffle cone pieces are for. they're ridged for your pleasure. (laughter) so enjoy, please, enjoy. but by the way, just a warning, just a warning, do not try this with jimmy fallon's flavor late night blast. (laughter) folks, these days-- these days it has going fashionable for politicians to attack the rich. well, you know what they say sticks an stones may brack my bones but my security team will shoot you. sorry socialists,

daniel is in moscow and says several key russian politicians are there as well. >> reporter: this is just a meeting of security council which is what happened last night. it's a meeting of many of the most senior politicians in russia and crimea. when president putin was will there on victory day may 9th, it was a short visit to celebrate russia's victory day in crimea as well as in moscow where he had been earlier that morning. this is effectively large chunks of the russian government, of the russian political establishment in crimea. we believe that much of the discussion and much of the public discussion at least will be about developing crimea. we think there will be about $20 billion worth of redevelopment announced today. this is going to be with trying to integrate crimea into russian federations, transport structure, communications structure. if you go and turn on your mobile phone at the moment, it hooks to ukrainian mobile phone operators rather than russia. the internet system is not rooted through russia at the moment. there's a lot of work they want to do to establish t

is the son of phillip daniels who played for the redskins. notre dames fans and faoes were eager to comment. >> some critics argue notre dame needs to recruit players with better grades to avoid scandals like this. while they may need to do a better job of educating, he believes he has brought in the right young men. >>> closer to home, it's a popular summertime destination. finding a place to stay in ocean city could get a lot harder. the baltimore sun reports ocean city is considering banning short-term rentals in some communities. the proposal comes in response to folks complaining of loud, rowdy parties in neighborhoods. they argue it could cost ocean city thousands of dollars in rental income. they will hold a public hearing tuesday to discuss the issue. >>> metro riders in northern virginia could be in for headaches. starting tuesday, they will shut down the platform elevator at the dunn-loring station. some orange line customers cannot get to the platform without an elevator. they will have to take a shuttle bus to the vienna station.

you're doing a show on ovation with daniel radcliffe. >> daniel radcliffe. >> jimmy: gosh, i love himtter. >> television's harry potter! >> jimmy: he was on "cheers." it was norm, sam, cliff, and harry potter. >> harry potter. yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, it was great. he would walk in and everyone would go -- >> both: "harry potter!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, it was great. so tv's harry potter is on the show. >> yeah, it was this crazy show. i had been over in the u.k. doing another thing. and i met some producers and people over there and they said would you ever want to work again in tv and i said yeah. so, we came with a thing and it was based on this sort of obscure russian novelist. so i know i got you guys all hooked. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so smart, man! >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're ahead of the curve. >> but it happened to be that it was daniel radcliffe's favorite author. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> so we came to him. he didn't know me. i'd had never met him. we just said hey, would you ever want to do this? and he said yeah. and then two months later we were making a tv show. >> jimm

danielle, nottingham, cbs news, mt., california. >>> also in california, more than a dozen wildfires are raging. the worst fire has burned 800 homes and threatened several hundred mores. residents in the town of bernie are facing evacuation. meanwhile in oregon a major wildfire still jeopardizes 270 residents. >>> and a tropical storm could hit hawaii for the first time in 20 years-eric fisher chief meteorologists of our boston station wbzz has the details. >> the tropical storm as it heads up with bertha off the east coast the good news with bertha it will not be making landfall. it will stay a category 1 hurricane and curve off to the north. the only issue for the east coast of the united states some rip currents and surfs. be careful in the water. we switch over to the pacific. three storms we're watching. genevieve became a tropical depression monday morning. a heir contain, a strong hurricane at that. and a cell away from hawaii a perfectly formed hurricane. and right behind that is julio and will be taking a simil

presented to their e.r. -- >> it took daniel a lot to go to the v.a.facilities, and some of the things that have been mentioned here were part and parcel of the fact. along the highway in phoenix, there were speed traps on the highway, and when the lights flashed, that would give him flashbacks, even if he was not the one speeding. if he was going by on the highway at the time, it was difficult for him to drive down to the v.a. it is busy. he presented there in risis. he presented there to one of the departments, to the mental health department. he said he needs to be admitted to the hospital. this is something that we have been told by his wife, who has a degree in nursing, and his mother-in-law, who was a psychiatrist, and he told them this on multiple occasions. so he was told that the mental health department, they had no beds, and he was told by the same department that there were no beds in the emergency department. so this brings up another few issues come up with fact was he went into the corner, he lay down on the floor, he was rying. there is