you gotta taste this soup. >> >>> back now with darrell hammond.t's been a roller coaster interview to put it mildly, for me and for you i think. tell me about your life now. are you happy? are you happier than you've been before? >> i think so. i think sometimes i even have good nights. yeah,sure. i'm a lot happier than i was. i mean, i'm involved with groups that deal with the things that i've been through and that's the best part of my life. >> do you think "saturday night live" co-stars will be shocked by this book? >> i don't know. there must have been rumors floating around back when i was melting down once a week over there. >> do they know about your background? do they know about your mother and stuff? >> i know lauren did and the producers over there new. they went pretty far out of their way to help me. i think on some level they understood that as you mentioned off the air probably the job saved my life and also, you know, we did have a discussion after one particularly virulent event where it was said if this happens again, you can't b

darrell hammond. >> chris, it's a pleasure to be here.already bored to death. hah! suddenly the national debt is higher than rush limbaugh in a mexican pharmacy. >> oh, man. >> hah! >> that's a pointed sick. >> hah! >> hah-hah! >> hah! i read something rather pointed about you, there's something you rather didn't want to do. i know you come from a military family and have had a tough upbringing in many ways, but something you're proud of, your dad was military, and you didn't want to do john mccain. you didn't want to do him, why not? >> i just felt that i had just been through this thing, this military funeral, my father on his deathbed had his military medals on his chest to explain what his life was about and maybe he wasn't a good as dad as he wanted to be. it was like i had a dad for the first time, and i felt that senator mccain was a great man and he was injured serving his country. and i think when people are injured, it affects the way they move and talk. i didn't want to let laura michaels down, but at the same time, i didn't wa

darrell hammond from "saturday night live."finished your book, it was one of the most, i don't know, moving, inspiring in many ways, depressing, sad, shocking things -- >> yeah. >> -- i think i've ever read. >> really? >> yes. >> wow. >> did you feel that when you finished it, when you closed the book and thought, that's my life? >> yes, i did. i thought -- i thought it was probably going to be a little bit -- a little bit too dark for people to handle. but it's my story and i told it the best that i could. >> there's a quote there, which i think probably sums everything up in terms of what happened to you as a young man. i'm three or four years old, my mother is holding me close to her with one arm. in her free hand, she holds a serrated steak knife. slowly she sticks it into the center of my tongue, making an incision about one-quarter inch to one-half-inch long. >> yes. >> i couldn't believe what i was read being. >> why? >> i thought you were this funny guy like donald trump or bill clinton on "saturday night live." and the

. >> in 1997, darrell holtom confessed to shooting his three young boys and his ex-wife's 4-year-oldng them all. >> i miss them. but, no, i can't say that i feel any remorse. >> darrell has never tried to fight his death sentence. >> can you mitigate the death of four children? with a straight face? the fact that my children are dead, that i'm the one that killed them. i'm not going to sell out. i'm not going to change my views on the death penalty just because i'm facing the death penalty. i do think that death penalty is appropriate in some cases. and i've got a low tolerance for someone that claimed they didn't do something that they actually did. >> darrell is allowed only one hour of recreation time a day and must be escorted in chains and leg irons by two officers. >> any movement outside your cell is valued. the walls sort of limit your field of vision. so you get a sense of the open air, even if it is inside of a cage. >> john johnson has been on death row for 20 years. >> i was arrested in 1984, convicted of murder of my wife in 1985. when i first went to death row, i was so

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now darrell green is taking on a new mission, getting you in shape. we're going to talk to him live when we come back about just how simple it can be for you to get fit. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call greater washington, d.c. home. from supporting an organization that helps new citizens find their way... to proudly supporting our washington redskins... and partnering with a school that brings academic excellence to the anacostia community. because the more we do in greater washington, d.c., the more we help make opportunity possible. >>> he won the hearts of redskins fans winning two super bowl titles for the burgundy and goal. now darrell green is tackling a new opponent, obesity and other health issues. he's using a new social network to get americans in shape. he said it's very simple in tackling this new opponent. i have to ask you, as an athlete, someone who exercised every day you had pretty tough conditions as far as getting into shape. all of that comes into a screeching halt, right? >> i

darrell hammond, my pal, thank you for coming on tonight.e you are with a whole new cast of targets. who was your favorite in this -- here's a spoof, by the way, the republican presidential candidates from funny or die. s to the character of rick perry. >> hello, herman cain here with a message for the internet. you're way too complicated. >> i'm michele bachmann, the current front-runner for the gop nomination. >> and i'm marcus, and we built this dream together. nothing is going to stop us now. >> hello, governor rick perry here, and i know i saluted a second ago, but i always salute when i -- after i squeeze one out. >> is anyone in the whole world excited about me being president? nope. >> was that last guy romney? >> i don't know. i never saw that. >> we definitely know who rick perry was. you're playing rick perry as a do doofus. what's it liked that could be the very soul of bill clinton. who is in there? >> in clinton? >> yeah. >> i don't know. i don't understand charisma. he has it. he has it, you know, but when you hang out with hi

coming up, we'll talk live with house oversight and got reform committee chairman darrell issa about move to limit executive compensation for people who run fannie mae and freddie mac. a growing movement to get cameras in the supreme court for next year's challenge to president obama's healthcare law. today, house minority leader nancy pelosi came out in favor of an earlier request for chuck grassily and the ceo of c-span. no response from the high court. late this afternoon, amount of money that you and your family and other americans owe passed the $15 trillion mark. here is where we are right now. the lawmakers charged with getting that under some control can only agree on one thing. that time is running out. >> patty murray declared this a critical day. after meeting with panel democrats murray said the govern must step up. >> i am hopeful that the republicans will see their way to bringing to us a real revenue package. that is what we are looking for. >> but they say they expect a counter offer from the democrats to the plan presented by pat too manyey including $ -- pat toomey.

. >>> congressman darrell is cha -- adrian fenty. >>> congressman darrell issa drafted a bill for congress to draft its own tax dollars without federal approval. >>> herman cain's camp trying a new attempt at damage control. the presidential hopeful's wife speaking out about the sexual ha a. scandal. you'll hear from her next -- harassment scandal. you'll hear from her next. >> you'll also hear from us in the storm force. we're going to put our cards on the table and let you know what we think is going to happen this winter. >> check out some of the other stories on our rundown. the news edge at 11:00 will be right back. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00.  >>> republican presidential candidate herman cain's wife is coming to her husband's defense saying allegations that he sexually harassed women is not in cain's character. gloria cain spoke to fox news this evening. at least four women have accused herman cain of acting inappropriately with them. mrs. cain says that's not possible. >> that would have been something that was totally disrespectful of her as a woma

. >>> we're back as we continue our weekly press pass conversation with congressman darrell ieisen.rsed mitt romney. why isn't there more love for him among conservatives? why is there an anti-romney primary among conservatives and republicans right now? >> first of all, to paraphrase a democrat, i'm not from an organized party. i'm a republican. we are a party of can't we do better? can't we do better? we're still out looking for better than whatever is in the field, and people should note that michele bachmann and cain and everyone but perry were in the race, and people were still looking for somebody else. it wasn't just the leading candidate from day one or at least consistently number two, if he wasn't one. is he a businessman that doesn't have the pedigree of being a conservative always in the news republican figure? yeah. is he he somebody who knows how to bring together vast groups of people to turn around organizations? does he have from his capital in other days long list of people who could be effective officers to rein in government and turn around the administration of

and what we also see is this is detainee darrel couch. he's entering the food line here. one of the interesting things with mr. couch, you notice the routine has been to grab a cup of juice along with the food tray. mr. couch doesn't grab any juice because his intention is not to sit down to a meal. touches the day, just rammed it right into his face. right into the orbital socket. and was immediately punching him with everything he could get, several times slams to the ground. one time had him in a reverse head lock and drove his head into the floor. >> what our protocols in the sheriff's department calls for is the officer waits for backup before breaking up the fight so as to the not to endanger himself. as soon as he sees the entry of the team, he's moving to break up that fight. there they do, and they remove the combatants, separate them fairly quickly. >> gonzalez who is awaiting trial on an armed assault charge to which he's pled not guilty was immediately taken to the jail infamary for treatment of his injuries to his right eye and head. >> did you get any good s

the chairman darrell issa proposed giving the district more control over the budget if the city would limit the local funding. d.c. del great holmes-norton is here with more. it's great to see you. you have been outspoken on autonomy and statehood for the city. why did you, mayor gray, and chairman brown turn down the offer? >> this was a heartbreaker to turn it down. because, as i said to chairman issa today, we poke during a committee meeting and darrell came so close to what we want. >> uh-huh. >> it's close to my own autonomy bill. most of the ingredients, we can have a july fiscal year the way everyone else in the whole united states does. >> right. >> and we would not get a afternoon isments from here on and -- attachments from here on and there are switches we have to do and i am sure working with chairman issa we could have figured that out. this was a step much too far. >> uh-huh. >> we would have had to give over our most vulnerable women, our low-income women. they mean a lot to us. we're already singled out as the only jurisdiction that can't spend its own funds the way it

you have to be lucky. >> reporter: for darrell, he is optimistic. and still going forward. >> i can do anything. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in san francisco, patrick sedillo, cbs 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> all right. you're going to love this. turns out eating less salt might actually hurt your health. doctors have long prescribed a low sodium diet as a way to prevent or reduce risk of heart disease. now a study that's in the american journal of hypertension says it could also be bad for your heart. reducing sodium does lower your blood pressure. that's good. but researchers found it also increases hormones and cholesterol that could hurt cardiovascular health. >>> what started as a south bay college project has become a model for family shelters. as kate kelly reports this week's jefferson award winner is bringing students and struggling families together to benefit everyone. >>> reporter: san jose's family supportive housing shelter is tucked away in an industrial area on the east side of the city. like many of the homeless in santa clara county,

our spotlight on small-business today, darrel rippeteau, president of rippeteau architects.ton business report." you are veryisible in the field righght now. "washington siness j journal" had this to say about the economy. the architectu industry has beenn a depression, that there we so many alleged. wh are y seeing?g? >>we are seeining a great owth this yr. our business has increed m more than 10% each month since january. i have spoken th some economists those at the eric institute of architts. earnings are kind of choppy, that is up and down, with architect. the general contractor's report although business is s so contraors are finding a l of wo around the worldld. i was going to bring that up in our roundtable with peter morici but it is importt to note that onof the big firms says a lot of eir work is coming from places like china. if you are imandarin-speaking architect, thehere are jobs to be. where are the jobs? >> we haven't found the property owners continue to have -- we have fouound that property owners continueo have e a need. there is a certain amount of turno

former "snl" funnyman darrell hammond opens up about battling his own demons. >>> keep it on this channel for continue local news, sports and weather. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching. have a good one. just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station.

san diego congressman darrell issa is the richest member of the delegation. congress as a whole with a net worth estimated around 303 million dollars. senator feinstein second in california worth as much as 77 million dollars. nancy pelosi third at 58 million. jackie spear is six at 12 million dollars. the cut off is nine million dollars according to data by a new york university economics professor. >> today is veterans day. >> one of the main commemorations just getting underway. local events take different tones, all share the same message. terry mcsweeney is live at the head of the parade route in downtown san francisco. >> reporter: i'm here at the head of the route. you get a good idea of the music behind me what is going on. the parade kicked off with pd, chp army group and a band just passed us by. what do you know it is mayor ed lee fresh off an election victory this week. he's saying thank you to everybody here. this is one way to celebrate veterans day san francisco state students coming up behind him this are other ways as there was this morning,

san diego congressman darrell issa is the richest member of the delegation. congress as a whole with a net worth estimated around 303 million dollars. senator feinstein second in california worth as much as 77 million dollars. nancy pelosi third at 58 million. jackie spear is six at 12 million dollars. the cut off is nine million dollars according to data by a new york university economics professor. >> today is veterans day. >> one of the main commemorations just getting underway. local events take different tones, all share the same message. terry mcsweeney is live at the head of the parade route in downtown san francisco. >> reporter: i'm here at the head of the route. you get a good idea of the music behind me what is going on. the parade kicked off with pd, chp army group and a band just passed us by. what do you know it is mayor ed lee fresh off an election victory this week. he's saying thank you to everybody here. this is one way to celebrate veterans day san francisco state students coming up behind him this are other ways as there was this morning,

the richest lawmaker is congressman darrell issa, the california republican is worth an estimated $448 million. he owned a car alarm maker. now, on the senate side, massachusetts democrat john kerry is the richest. number two, virginia democrat mark warner worth $192 million. warner cofounded the cell phone company, nextel. >>> "usa today" found that 58 members of congress are among the 1% of richest americans. 35 are republicans. 23 are democrats. the median net worth of a member of congress is $891,000. that's nine times the typical american household. >>> east carolina university is on lockdown after a man with a gun was seen on the street that runs through the campus. university spokeswoman says the order to secure offices and buildings came shortly after 10:00 this morning. authorities say that the residents halls and other buildings are secure. campus and county police are searching the area for a suspect suspect. >>> still to come when the news continues, if you're looking for a career that's really out of this world, nasa is looking for a few good men and women! >> well, the pr

. >> reporter: darrell wallace jr. hopes to follow the likes. busch, johnson, and bithell as winners in nascar's sprint cup series. he is about to begin the journey. if he makes it, it will be a rare sight. a black man in nascar's top series. there have only been five ever. >> it's a tough sport. it was predominantly a white sport. >> reporter: in 2010 he became the first african-american to win on the knn east pro series. and in 2012 he is scheduled to compete in a nationwide series event for joe gibbs racing, just one level below the sports' top series. >> it's awesome to think about. >> reporter: he is also a product of nascar's drive for diversity. a program instituted in 2004 to attract minorities and women. it's done through combines like this recent one at langley speedway in virginia where 25 applicants from the united states and latin america got their first taste of driving fast. >> all we've ever known in nascar is white males. >> reporter: wallace hopes he can ride a different legacy. his alignment with joe gibbs race something a goo

but cellmates brett serving 38 years for assault with a deadly weapon and darrell walker serving 40 years for murder are two of the lucky ones. they've been friends for seven years. >> we're pretty close. >> by this time, we're all beyond everything. we're like brothers now. >> while brotherhood is a good thing to have in prison, alner is interested in expanding his horizons, specifically to someone who is not incarcerated and is not another guy. >> to be honest, i would get married. i would. i would get married right here in prison. there's no doubt. i want to meet somebody on paper first. i know. i would. i know it sounds stupid. we have never talked about this, really. >> who's going to marry you? >> i don't know. maybe one person out there. who knows? >> good luck. >> you know what i was thinking, what if somebody from china -- can they get like a visa to come over here and get married? can they actually get citizenship if they married a convict? i was thinking about that earlier. >> i think that's a legal gray area there. >> well, all right. >> you don't like his plan, darrell? >> i

. >> reporter: special agent darrel foxworth has tried the track the geezer case since 2009 when the robber first hit a bank near san diego. now two years and more than a dozen banks later, the f.b.i. says the geezer has struck again, robbing this san diego-area wells fargo on september 30th. surveillance video shows him calmly waiting in line. after he approaches the teller, he demands a large sum of money and pulls out a gun. >> he came in, requested money, passed a note and said, if you don't, i will murder you and everybody else in the bank. >> reporter: this bank teller feared for her life when the geezer bandit robbed her bank last january. she asked us to conceal her identity and she believes the gizoer is concealing his. >> something didn't look normal. it wasn't a normal face. >> reporter: the geezer bandit might not be a geezer at all. witnesses say his deeply wrinkled face looks unnatural and his voice sounds younger than he appears, so the f.b.i. is considering the possibility that the geezer get-up is an elaborate disguise. it's happened before. last year a young man tra

police are still looking for this man, 44-year-old darrel green. they say in the past three months alone, he has skrabd 11 vehicles reported stole opinion. >>> cathy lanier is going after aaa over its criticism of the expansion over the speed camera program. the organization says the district is placing cameras at places that do little to save live but do plenty to generate income from tickets. lanier issued a statement saying i find it astounding that aaa would criticize a program that has been proven successful in lowering the number of deaths. >>> there is a chance nba players could now be on the court by christmas. they disbanded their union earlier this month. commissioner david stern says the league needs about a month to get back up and running. that means the marquis game scheduled for christmas day could be saved if a deal is reached by the end of this week. >>> the cavs can enjoy a thanksgiving meal today after beating the jets. the jets did force overtime, but jason chamara sent the crowd home happy scoring in the extra period to win the

charles haldeman, earned $9.3 million and $7.8 million over two years, which gives them, republican darrell issa said, the best taxpayer- financed jobs ever. >> you made $9.3 million in the last two years. while, the president made $800,000. you think that's okay? >> reporter: democrats railed that those million-dollar payouts could have helped more americans keep their homes. congressman adolfus towns: >> then you look at these salaries and one would say, wait a minute. why don't we take this salary and save a whole block? >> reporter: haldeman of freddie mac said he got the message but he defended the bonuses. executives juggling $900 billion in taxpayer-backed mortgages, he said, had to be the best. >> the people that are required are highly skilled, sophisticated, seasoned people that have many, many opportunities for high-paying jobs. >> reporter: one house committee has already voted, meanwhile, overwhelmingly to block all future bonuses anywhere at fannie mae and freddie mac. now, that's not likely to pass both houses of congress, but, scott, that's a message from capitol hill to sto

. >> darrell wallace jr. hopes to follow the likes of busch -- and biffle as winners in nascar's sprint cup series. he's about to begin the journey. if he makes it he'll be a rare sight. a black man in nascar's top series. there have only been five. ever. >> it's a tough sport. i mean it was predominantly white sport. >> in 2010 he became the first african-american to win on the knn east pro series. and in 2012, he's scheduled to compete in a nationwide series event for joe gibbs racing just one level below the sport's top series. >> this is awesome to think about. i mean going out there and you know making my nationwide debut. >> also a product of nascar's drive for diversity instituted in 2004 to attract women and minorities. like this one at langley in virginia where 25 applicants from the united states and latin america got their first taste of driving fast. >> all that we've ever known in nascar is white males really. and i think that it's great you know, that we are bringing more diverse people in. >> w

the name is darrell green. if you see him. police want to hear from you. >>> a camera used to catch pictures of wildlife captures a thief in the act unnested. when the sheriff's department got the video, of a suspicious guy looking into cars at night, they posted it on their facebook page. from there, leads started to pour in. leading to the arrest of jason grimes. >> it was just amazing to see how active the public was. >> i linked it and sent it to my friends. and before long, it was leadershipped every -- linked everywhere. >> deputies had to chase grimes but they caught up with him and they posted pictures online. >>> tonight some families in st. mary's county are thankful for a quick thinking bus driveer. a school bus was forced off the roads but it could have been much, much worse. now this all went down last night at the intersection of mechanicsville road and buzz creek road. police say john patrick cravats was driving drunk and drove into the bus. the basketball team and the coaching staff from grady mills high were o

here what is we have got our eye on for you today, lawmaker sentence, darrelle jones gets five monthsison for failing to file a tax return. >>> this hearing is set for tonight and witness intention. the attorney posts a summit on how to encourage people to talk to police. >>> already in the head lines another accusation against herman cane, this one could be the end of his campaign. >>> and a man convicted of killing his traveling companion should walk out of a jail today. >>> also today spontaneous combustion, what a couple of iphone owners are warning the world about this morning, more world about this morning, more news and your first traf [ kimberly ] when i was 19, i found myself alone people told me i wasn't going to do anything. and i just decided i have more to offer than that. i put myself through nursing school, and then i decided to go get a doctorate degree. university of phoenix gave me the knowledge to make a difference in people's lives. my name is dr. kimberly horton. i manage a network of over a thousand nurses, and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] find your program