darrell jones, one of the folks who thinks that security cameras could be the answer.have some sort of cameras already here. >> we do have a comprehensive t.v. system inside and outside of the property. >> reporter: how long have you had that? >> since we opened. >> reporter: in terms of putting more camera is this an idea that you're behind. >> i can't comment on the legislation because i haven't seen it. we agree with the councilman with the tool and one that is very, very useful. >> reporter: people who have been attacked, they peel thattinthat --see that somethins to be done. >> we are a part of the community so what happens at the community sometimes happens at the mall. i can tell you that the security is appropriate for the property and the amount of people and the events that are going on the property. >> reporter: they're looking at things, and if new ideas are coming up, they will evaluate them. they want to see the details of what jones says. and jones want to tour this place before he goes with the legislation forward, too. i'm joel d smith. >>> still ahead

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. >> darrell is still in his house, but not for much longer.e lost his job at general motors after 26 years. his searches pay, just $20,000. darrell is heading for california. he needs a job and a place to live. it is a move he never imagined having to make. >> general motors was the number one automaker in the world. who would have ants tated that in 2009 they would be bankrupt? i never figured that would happen. >> the grarninge family is holding up well. they got far enough ahead in the good years. roy is now retired and ford has kept his pension benefits largely intact. jane still brings in a good wage. their sons are making half of what their parents once made, and the pay doesn't compare. >> i want them to do better than we are doing. but my kids, i don't think they will do as good as i have done. >> these plants manufactured the good life. detroit's african-american good life rows with the car industry. and unless other well-paying jobs appear fast, they will foul with the car industry. >> timothy geithner says two days with talks with t

joining us now, republican congressman darrell issa. he's the ranking member on the judiciary committee in the house. he has just requested that the fbi conduct an investigation of speaker pelosi's claim that the cia misled her. also, democratic congressman adam smith, who serves on the intelligence committee, who is among seven house democrats who say cia director leon panetta misled them and who has requested that he recant that statement. we appreciate you gentleman being with us. let me remind everyone watching as to how the incipient point here. it begins with speaker nancy pelosi and what she had to say about harsh interrogation techniques or what some call waterboarding torture. >> i was not briefed that. i was only informed that they were briefed, but i did not get the briefing. >> but you were aware -- >>we well, we'll find out. they mislead us all the time. >> well, then cia director panetta fired back in a letter to the cia personnel saying, let me be clear, it is not our policy or practice to mislead congress. that is agains

afterwards i asked daryl if he was impress -- darrell if he was impressed. >> i heard about feldman back in -- let's see. where did he go to school? >> he's a california kid. >> and i was from texas. i heard about him back in '76, '77. >> '83. >> when he was on the rise. >> greatest overhead shot today. unbelievable. i want you to actually try out next year for the kastles. come on now. >> could we have a more self- serving portion of the show? when we come back, fred funk, former terp. give me a high five. how did he do over in britain? we'll let you know. g connie loves target for its incredible deals. and th her daughter starting middle school tomorrow, connie's got some high expectations. she expects look 11 might be the one. she expects look 17 might be the one. so she shops target. where they've always got her back for bak to school. target. expect more. y less. >>> final round of the senior bittish, fred funk began the day with a shot back. he hold as two-shot lead. mark mcnulty on 18, short birdie for the outright lead. he cannot believe it didn't fall. shot a six unde

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let's stop and remember darrell griffin jr., 36, california.in iraq, second tour, awarded a bronze star. loved reading books, writing, leaves behind wife, stepmother, darrell griffin jr., american hero. i'll see you tomorrow night. good night, friends. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> up next, breaking developments in the custody aspect of the michael jackson death case. we saw at michael jackson's memorial, how warm the feeling was between little paris who's 11 and her aunt, janet jackson, now, okay magazine reporting that all three jackson kids want to be with janet jackson. a source saying their heart melts when she walks in a room. we'll have the very latest on how this could affect monday's hearing. >>> and we'll have the latest on the horrific double murder down in florida. now, an eighth person arrested. it's a female. she has since gotten out on bail, but why would she be involved as an accessory after the fact when she's a wealthy realtor. we'll examine on "issues." i'm sorry. i can't hear you very well. announcer: does someon

let's go to darrell, nor carolina, darrel >> caller: -- screeching through my phone.> caller: hey, darrl, from north carolina, boo-yah, to you, jim. >> aree talking about the tarheels, the wolf pac >> caller: we'llo th the wolfack today. >> is that a stock? caller: i was doing some homerk for the buying homework on ppg stock own. i was looking at the price earningsor the last quarter, it's at 15 minus 15 indusy average is at , the pce to versus industry averagis4. looked at the dt they to down last quaer is105%. >> all right. aller: the long-termeb to equity ratio is versus industry avere. >> it's notbeautiful, i admit th. >> caller: yeah. have the fundamentals changed on ppg? >> yeah, i tnk the main thing you've got to look a two years ago i thk ppg had about 8% asian exposure, now up to 15%. ppg has dramatically cut back exposureo automobiles, become much more of an international lever company. the previous caller i tried to talk him out of buyinth buffalo sabers a bills and getting into ppg, but i do believe that ppg is the only chemical company'm going to be remme

councilman darrel jones is writing a law requiring all malls and large shopping centers with 15 storerso place surveillance cameras. >> it serves a tool and deterrent that should something happen something to go and look for-see if there's any footage. >> neighbors near the mall have watched the crime escalate. >> a lot of people out of work and they will be stealing. i think that's probably one of the reasons. >> since may, at least eight robberies arundel mills mall. two robbers used a gun to force who men to a car and drove them to several banks pulling cash from the accounts. instead of using mall surveillance cameras they are relied on security cameras from the bank. >> i think good for the safety to have more cameras in the mall to see what's going on. >> reporter: some say the cameras won't do enough to stop robbers especially at large malls. >> i don't think that there's ever a full proof system that you could put in place to stop someone from doing a crime, but i think there are things we can do. >> reporter: contacted simon malls the company that owns arundel mills about the u

. >> darrell mays was one of the dancers in the commercial.t is it like watching this 25 years later? >> i'm in shock. >> jackson suffered second and third degree burns on his face and head. >> he was hauled off to a hospital and given demerol for the first time, which was the prescription drug he became hooked on and that he would stay hooked on throughout his life. >> those close to jackson believe that it was this event, 25 years ago, that began his addiction to pain killers. ♪ jackson spoke about his dependency in 1993 after cancelling his dangerous tour. >> as you may already know after my tour ended i remained out of the country undergoing treatment for dependency on pain medication. this medication was initially prescribed for the excruciating pain that i was suffering after recent reconstructive surgery on my scalp. >> but despite that admission, it only continued until his untimely death last month. >> several people, his family and friends an advisers tried to get him to stop taking the drugs and he would never listen, and he would c

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reading books from famous philosophers, writing, leaves behind wife diana, three sisters, two bothers, darrellmerican hero. thanks for our guests but especially to you. see you tomorrow night 8:00 sharp and until then, good night, friend. >>> hello, i'm ash leigh banfield in new york and this is a be in be in newsbreak. some of what we're covering on "showbiz tonight." shocking video of the moment michael jackson's hair caught on fire during the filming of the pepsi commercial. did this incident that caused second and third-degree burns to his scalp and face set off a lifelong addiction to painkillersy and why now has this video surfaced 25 years later. michael jackson's kids. "showbiz tonight" is asking should aunt janet take care of them. are michael's kids being raised the way he want them or should janet jackson step in? >>> the great jon and kate debate. why are people so divided about him dating? tv's most provocative news entertainment show right here on hln. >>> i'm ashleigh banfield. >>> i'm ashleigh banfield. i'm sorry. i can't hear you very well. announcer: does someone you know hav

and darrell began in 1997 and served as chief deputy district attorney since 2002.istant district attorney of the ar and he has prosecuted capital murders as well as domestic violence cases in his district. again, congratulationses to greg, along with his wife, julie, and sons joseph and charlie, and to darrell bailey and his wife, tracey and sons and their dedication -- dedicated service to our communities. i yield back my time, mr. chairman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas, for what purpose do you rise? mr. burgess: to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. burgess: thank you, mr. speaker. are we running out of doctors is a question posed by the texas medical association last year. the united states population continues to grow and there is concern that there may not be enough physicians to care for americans. if we do nothing to assist the training of new physicians, waiting lines will grow longer, lapses in treatment will occur and many of our smaller and

darrell jones is writing a law that would require shopping centers to place surveillance cameras in parkings, among the candidates this mall where there have been eight robberies in the parking lot since may. >> it serves as a deterrent and as a tool for the police that should something happen, that there is something that they can go to look and see if there is footage to catch suspects. >> baltimore county is the only one in our area requiring video cameras be placed in mall parking lots. >>> if at first you don't succeed, try again. nasa engineers are following it. they prepare for a launch of the space shuttle "endeavour." here is a live picture of the space shuttle as it sits on the launch pad. nasa engineers inspected the shuttle overnight after lightning struck near it. drew levinson reports and he has the latest for wjz from florida. >> this time it was a charged up florida sky that grounded the space shuttle "endeavour." >> you saw a spectacular electrical storm at the cape. >> friday afternoon severe thunderstorms along with torrential rain rumbled across the kennedy space center.

darrell miller of colorado springs says, remember, he can't take his 6-year-old rat terror -- terrier anywhere. >> and when you can't take your pet to somewhere that it says pet rest, you can imagine how people at mcdonalds are looking at me. >> reporter: the verge welcome center will stay open through mid-september. but marion williams days as a custodian here are numbered. >> yeah, we're going to lose our jobs. we have to be laid off. >> are you prepared for that? >> no. not really. because i don't want to do unemployment. i prefer to work. >> reporter: v-dot says it will save $9 million a year by reducing the number of rest stops across the commonwealth from 42 to 23. over the next year the transportation agency says it must layoff 1,000 employees. all in an effort to cut into the state's $2.6 billion revenue shortfall. >> v-dot hopes a change in federal law will allow the rest stops to reopen one day. >> the state will investigate if there is a possibility to privatize them and if they can, we'll have those available. >> reporter: in the meantime, the truckers and the rest of us w

darrell littlejohn was convicted three years ago. has already served 25 years to life for the kidnapping of another woman. >> credit card companies are putting the brakes on lending. so far this year lending that is declined 38% compared to the first quarter of 2008 meaning low risk borrowers even are receiving less credit. with president obama's recent signing of a bill to restrict credit cards more the downward trend is likely to consider. web surfers are at a high traffic of wipe being out. microsoft can't fix a problem. they could be infected by visiting a website. microsoft says they are working on a patch to plug up the security hole but will not release it until it is read. meantime the company uses urgers to disable the software. you can log on to wbaltv.com and find out how to do that. google prepared to challenge microsoft's bread and butter. michelle steele has the story and more. >> good morning. in a direct challenge it microsoft's windows the operating system found on the majority of computers around the world, google s

and at that hearing that you mentioned representative darrell issa of california said the size of the deficit shows -- and the unemployment rate shows that not only is the stimulus not working it's bad economics. >> in fact, i believe that the discredited keynesian economic theory behind the effort is misguided, and i'm con vinced that it won't work. unfortunately, recent economic data has validated my opposition. the u.s. economy lost 433 net jobs in june, bringing the unemployment rate to 9.5%. >> reporter: now, that's tricky political argument for democrats to responds to. governor ed rendell, a democrat from pennsylvania, was on cnbc this morning, said in fact the stimulus has prevented things from getting worse. but he was forced to acknowledge that the economy may now need a booster shot. >> without the stimulus program every state budget in this country would be in far worse shape. tons of state workers, county workers, teachers, police would have been laid off. but i think there was too little of basic infrastructure. the projects we can start right away, the shovel-ready, fix

. >> and why is senator sam brownback trying to prevent from darrel hanna from washing up on the shore outside my house? >> tragic and sad. >> thank you. >>> that's "countdown" for this the 2,263rd day since the previous president declared mission accomplished in iraq. i'm keith olbermann, i don't know what made me think about that, good night and good luck. >>> and now it's the latest episode of dick cheney's got a cia secret, with her special guest, colonel wirlkerson, here is rachel maddow. >> i've got to tell you, i've always been terrified by the idea of mermaids. >> take 15 seconds and explain this to me. why. >> mermaids, i felt like there's something deeply, deeply terrifying about them. everybody else thinks they're mystical and nice, i always felt threatened by the idea of mermaids. i'm with brownback on this. >> huh! >> thanks, keith. >> you're welcome. >> all right. well, most awkward segue ever. thanks for tuning in. colonel lawrence wilkerson will be here this hour to help us try to unravel the mystery of what exactly dick cheney was up to with the cia program that he all

darrell we thank you for coming in this morning. >> thank you. >> if you would like more informationcoming up, you can log on to our website at foxbaltimore.com. >>> still ahead, sometimes losing makes you a winner. ♪ ♪ come back tomorrow. >> we talk with chris daughtry live about his new album that is coming up in just two minutes. if you have a question for daughtry send us a tweet right now at fox baltimore and we will ask him your questions live on the air in just a few minutes. 8:23 is the time. you are watching fox 45 morning news, all local all morning. >>> he didn't win american idol, but chris daughtry turned his loss into major success. the rocker climbed up the charts with his debut self titled album and now he is aiming for the top this week with this new album name this town. good morning, gentlemen. >> good morning. >> how are you? >> i'm great, thanks. i was trying to find ways to talk about your first album that we all know and love you from. i found this to be fitting. you were a grammy nominated queen it uple platinum debut. what in the world goes through your mind

darrel icer, for his opening statements. >> thank you, mr.harnl, and thank you for being a full partner in this process. mr. chairman, i would ask unanimous consent that the gentleman from florida, mr. sterns, and the gentleman from new jersey, mr. garrett, be allowed to sit in on the panel pursuant to our rules and ask questions at the end of other questioners. >> mr. chairman, it's clear that most of the basic facts related to this event in december of last year are no longer in question. secretary paulson has confirmed that he did tell bank of america's ceo, ken lewis, that if the bank of america exercised the mac clause and later needed assistance, then management would or could, depending on how you look at it, be fired. this is not in debate. as a matter of fact, the candor and clarity that the secretary is bringing to us today is refreshing and helpful. the fact that the secretary does not believe it is inappropriate, perhaps we should look at in light of the times, just as revisionists have rewritten what we were doing after 200 to pr

listen to republican congressman darrell issa, he's highlighting one of the chief concerns and criticismson's implementation of this act, accurate reporting and transparency is where the money is going. >> aren't the american people in this day and age in which we can google and find out what the neighbor's house is worth, when it last sold, what it's appraised at, why are we not in fact able to see when money was spent, no matter how spent, by the state or local or federal governments. >> reporter: republicanss are hitting the obama administration on its claim of saving or creating 150,000 jobs so far. republicans accused administration of, quote, rigging the game by using what they consider an impossible measure of tracking that effect i haveness, verifying how a job is either created or saved. now, this hearing follows what republicans say are some mixed messages coming from the administration. vice president joe biden telling abc there was a misread of how bad the economy truly was, and then president obama have been to clarify that to nbc while in russia, saying they received incompl

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they've brought up the late darrell kyle was brought up here. they brought up mike hampton for $120 million. >> danny anything. . >> anythingle. they brought up many, many guys that people that i they would be excellent, but just not that way. very difficult to pitch up here. >> bob: well, stammen may be pitching defensively, which you cannot do here. the nats defense has nyjer morgan between adam dunn and josh willingham. belliard gets another start today after playing well in the field and getting two hits and scoring three runs. zimmerman, johnson in the corners, and josh bard, who is a denver resident, behind the plate. >> rob: tell you something about helton. helton, pujolss, ruth, and williams, only players in major league baseball history to process a lifetime $325 batting average work 400 unbase percentage. >> bob: bottom of the first, rourkeys after the double play, settling for one run. the country every day. woman over p.a.: this is your final boarding call. all passengers... each with an average speed of 590 miles per hour. almost as

. >> are straight from the hearing is darrell isa.e to have you with us. >> thank you and thank you for covering this hearing and it brings closure to a lot of questions related to this difficult time in history. >> that was my question. are you satisfied with the answers you got from the former treasury secretary. >> we hadn't had all our questions, but the ones that have been asked and answered have been good. the opening statement said a lot. he took credit for what he said and why he said it and why he stands by what he said. he doesn't want it characterized as a threat. most people say it was a threat and it was a threat made at a time when our economy was hemp rajjing and the reason with resources he thought it was the right decision. >> does that mean you are done? what next? i told ken lewis i would fire him. now what? >> just before you came to me when you heard paulson talk about the reform changes that mead to be made so it doesn't happen again and i would say in case it happens again, how do we expect the treasure to work?

i appreciate the work and courtesy of chairman ed towns, ranking member darrell issa, chairman stephen lynch and ranking member jason chaffetz for bringing up this -- bringing forward this resolution and for seeing to it that the resolution was marked up at the earliest markup meeting of the committee on oversight and government reform. let us begin, mr. speaker, by allowing each of us to take a moment on the floor of the house today to remember the nine people who were lost as a result of this tragic accident. i ask for a moment. thank you, mr. speaker. seven of the nine were from the district of columbia. one was from maryland and another was from virginia. marcia fudge -- mary doolittle of the district served the american nurses association by spread spreding its work globally. veronica dubose of the district was a devoted mother of two who was on her way to nursing class. ana fernandez of high it's aville worked tirelessly often working more than one job. dennis hawkins of the district was on his way to the district to teach vacation bible school at bethesda baptist church. lavonda

democrats suggest that the latest news on the issue is the result of one republican, congressman darrell issa the two senators questioned whether the republican used a private deposition by a former countrywide financial employee in claims that the senators were receiving lower than normal mortgage rates. both democratic senators say that congressmen issa never contacted them for their side of the story. representative pete sessions says on his web site at earmarks have become, in his words, "a symbol of a broken washington to the american people." yet in 2008, he steered a $1.6 million earmarked for research to an illinois company whose president acknowledges having no experience in government contracting or building plans. new york democratic senator kirsten gillibrand has a new state director. he replaces the former director, who is join her former boss, secretary of state hillary clinton, at the state department. the new director was previously chief of staff for don edwards' presidential campaign. the case of a guantanamo detainee goes before a federal judge today. the judge has exp

that man, former indy car darrell coin never gave up. it gave coyne his first win in 550 races.t for number one, he says, too, quote, too long. >>> a championship is won by a man from finland. 36 competitors representing 11 stations taking part. imagine if it was you? the championship contest includes hurdles, water hazards and other obstacles, including go up there and fix that, and go get this for me. >> honey-dos. what do you call those different positions. the overunder, the under over. >> it's called saving the marriage. >> larry, good stuff. >>> two animals sparked an unusual friendship in an iowa town. >> he'll follow her down the road and play with her. >> how a duck and a dog got to be best friends. naing onon ud r. weotototatatininci on us cars for everybody anont cfidedence ininin o. caususususlendnds s ve a a a t tcks. ququq n . . >>> oh, and the markets are open this monday after a holiday. they were closed on friday. the latest news from general motors expect to have a negative effect on the market. we have a live report from the trading floor in just about five mi

the honorable elton gallegly of california, the honorable brett guthrie of kentucky, the honorable darrell issa of california, the honorable lynn jenkins of kansas, the honorable tim johnson of illinois, the honorable blaine luetkemeyer of missouri, the hon i can't believe moran of kansas, the honorable bill shuste over pennsylvania and the honorable pat tiberi of ohio. i'm proud to stand in support of this resolution and urge my colleague's support. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves his time they have gentlewoman from the u.s. virgin islands. mrs. christensen: i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from mississippi. mr. harper: i yield three minutes to mr. poe, the distinguished gentleman from texas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. poe: i appreciate the gentleman yielding. this legislation basically directs the architect of the capitol to quit ignoring history, just like the last piece of legislation where it's not mentioned anywhere in emancipation hall or the vis

. >> and why is senator sam brownback trying to prevent from darrel hanna from washing up on the shore outside my house? >> tragic and sad. >> an excellent point. christian fin begin -- finnegan. >> thank you. >>> that's "countdown" for this the 2,263rd day since the previous president declared mission accomplished in iraq. i'm keith olbermann, i don't know what made me think about that, good night and good luck. >>> and now it's the latest episode of dick cheney's got a cia secret, with her special guest, colonel wilkerson, here is "the rachel maddow show". it started bubbling. scientific explorations in the kitchen? bring it. then you know what, daddy? it exploded! new bounty is thick and absorbent. it absorbs twice as much... as the bargain brand in lab tests. why use more when you can use less? new bounty. hi, may i help you? yeah, i'm looking for car insurance that isn't going to break the bank. you're in the right place. only progressive gives you the option to name your price. here. a price gun? mm-hmm. so, i tell you what i want to pay. and we build a policy to fit your budget.