and darrell hammond does the best you. >> darrell is great. he is really terrific. well, listen.ry king live" more than three dozen time over the years. sometimes i'm on the phone. i don't need to get made up. it is wonderful. i sit in bed and i do it. those are my favorites but i'm on the set. and we had an unbelievable moment. it was face to face and it became actually very controversial. let's take a look. >> larry: are you thinking of going beyond the east coast? we're seeing that new york and atlantic city have now crowded in. >> i'm involve in the west coast. i have a lot of property in california and it's been great. generally the east coast is what i have, larry. >> larry: why a board game? >> do you mind if i sit back a little bit? your breath is very bad. it really is. has this ever been told to you before? >> larry: no. >> then i won't bother. >> larry: that's how you get the edge. see that little thing? you threw me right there. no one has ever told me that. >> has no one ever told you that? sharon hasn't said it? >> larry: nobody. >> your breath is great. >> i took s

they're still when darrell, but the internal affairs as they were back on it or first is not for to happen like that anymore. that is the role of the auditor >> the billion board will also used parts officer issues and develop contacts incidents. >> me of the fall of pushing into the bay for tonight already, it's going to spread it all little bit farther into day, not too far, we a couple of patches and deliver more other than that at 6:00 a.m. here in the bay and the north bay will fall clears back so by 10 or 11:00 the call to be back to the beaches. they will stick around for the afternoon hours. it is caught disguise at the close tomorrow, with a couple of breaks and the temperatures in the north bay it mainly to the '80s will be 85, 92 in fairfield. it is one to be a hot day in lead. a little bit cooler in all of these places today. 68 and upper 70's or 80's, here in the short period the warmest places are in the mid-90s, that it is down from today's 100 degrees. the south bay will maybe have a few clouds but lots of sunshine a very pleasant temperatures in the '80s. here is the seven

i thinka, you should talk to darrell about getting back claim paid in process. if it is a tough case or a problem area, i will take a look at it. i will be up and running within the next two or three months -- weeks. i will get to that claim as soon as i can. >> thank you. >> mr. feinberg, i am the principal chief of the navajo nation. recognizedargest indigenous native tribe and have over 13,000 citizens. they live in the sixth parrish of bill louisiana coast which has been hit hardest. nearly 6000 of our families have been impacted by the closing of traditional fishing grounds as a result of the infiltration of the oil into the area. i am requesting that our tribal leadership and staff members meet with you personally as soon as possible to explore the unique situation that the tribe is in currently. commercial fishing is the single largest industry of our tribe. we have fished of these waters before you became a french colony and before there was an oil industry in this country. our existence is being threatened by this oil spill. i have the information for y

. >> rep darrell issa, thank you for being our newsmaker. we appreciate it. what me turn to our reporters to do a wrap up of what we heard. the first question out of the gate was about whether republicans can come to the table or are willing to come to the table to craft a bipartisan compromise on a national immigration reform bill. what did you hear? >> mr. issa indicated republicans of come to the table under willing to compromise, but there has been no republican partner who has come out and said we to get this done now. that is something definitely missing from the debate and would leave a number of members of congress to believe it is a partisan ploy to push aside obama's agenda. but republicans will say they have been working hard on this, they just cannot find a democratic partner, so it is a catch-22. >> in the senate, where is the partnership we have seen on this issue? >> exactly. you could bring john mccain and ted kennedy into this and even though john mccain was not at all of the meetings when president bush was doing closed- door negotiations on

that is most remember forward a hit on darrell stingly.ingly in the hospital and family members turned him away. >> he played the game the way the game should be played. that could be anyone. jack didn't want to hurt the guy in the career. he should be in hall of fame. that is one thing that is negative thing about why he's not in the hall of fame. >> off the field he was a gentle soul. >> this is very quiet. talking on the street any way. you know? type of guy when you get on the field, it's all business. look at it and got a game face on. leave him alobe. don't bother him. >> and there is a tough guy with a big part. >> we love guy, well respected throughout the league. >> and the raiders released a statement offering their condolences. and calling him a true raider warrior. we're not sure if nfl is ready for this, but terrell owenses reportedly signed with the bengals. the 36-year-old started with the 49ers, reportedly getting a one year deal and incentives. and there is a dream come true for vh right there. and from the schips in pragu

. >>> state senate president darrell steinburg wants to raise and lower your taxes to break california'sudget stalemate suggesting increasing the state income tax while lowering state sales tax. but california already has one of the highest income taxes in the nation. and tax opponents warn increasing it will only hurt the state's economy. >> are you going take a bad tax and make it worse. the question is... can you offset that? by reductions in the sales tax? and again, we have our doubts. >> by lowering sals tax, we not only help low to middle income people, but also create an incentive for manufacturing to retailers to grow and to create more jobs in california. >> steinburg says the plan works because state income taxes are deductible from federal taxes so you'd pay more, but the feds less. >> and the fda says that menlo park's jaron company can resume testing a new stem cell drug giving hope owe patients with spinal cord injuries. >> the new drug will be injected into patients within seven days of a injury. this video is provided by jeron it's been able to regenerate nerve cell fibe

senate leader darrell steinberg says he is eager for that list and plans to take action. in sacramento, koula gianulias, cbs 5. >>> coming up, the state budget, why it's late and more with john myers of kqed. stay with us. ,,,,,, as of tonight - that budget is >>> just as sure as the bay fog and the valley heat, summer brings california another budget fiasco. as of tonight, that budget is 29 days late. the governor has ordered 156,000 state workers to take three days off per month without pay. just as those same workers are receiving court ordered checks to cover the last round of furloughs. as usual, politicians in sacramento are digging in, with state workers none too happy with the results. >> the legislature after over seven weeks of failure has still not produced a budget. >> first time we did it, people were losing their houses, their cars. they said if we can't do the furloughs, 725, either way he is screwing us. >> you are not worth being a governor ever, period, anywhere. you shouldn't even make another movie in california as far as we're concerned. >> and so it

i think, you ought to talk to darrell about getting that claim processed. if it is a tough case or a problem area, i will take a look at it. i will be up and running in the next couple of weeks. i will try to get to that claim as soon as i can. >> my name is thomas, [inaudible] our families have been directly impacted by the closure of the traditional fishing grounds as a result of the infiltration of the surface and disbursements. i am requesting that our leadership and staff members meet with you personally as soon as possible to explore the unique situation that we are in currently. commercial fishing is the single of our tribe.est - our very existence is being threatened by this oil spill. i have information for you to contact me. and all the political people in attendance, we are a sovereign nation with our own constitution. >> if i understand this correctly, your concern on behalf of indian tribes is not simply hot loss of fishing rights or whatever. it is the natural habitat, the whole area that has been adversely impacted by this bill. and natural r

michael huffington and darrell i saw come to mind. it is not any guarantee that she will win. democrats think that they have a fairly good shot because she has moved to the right to win her primary and because voters in primary may not think it is time for an outsider. they tried that with governor arnold schwarzenegger. the experience may not be negative for former governor brown. it is not a great landscape for democrats. but there are some bright spots and possibilities. host: we spoke to congressman beryl eisa -- darryl isa, he was asked about the immigration issue and the impact in california and how it plays out in other parts of the country. here is part of what he had to say. >> arizona is not incarcerating people for being in the country illegally, they are being offered up to the federal government to take their responsibility. giving them on a silver platter, if you will, the job already done. audit -- arizona is not apprehending people running over the border. they are enforcing it at the worksite and when people are apprehended for other crimes. there are already

darrel is right here, behind bp on this. they have paid out a certain amount already on bp claims -- that has not even come out of the $20 billion. it is separate. so, what bp has already beg doni commend them. but in about six weeks, bp is done. they are out of the claims business, and i will be responsible. i will be responsible for processing of claims from individuals and businesses. i do not have jurisdiction over two types of claims, i want you to understand. right now have no authority to process government claims, either of the counties, or parishes, or other -- those government claims go to be be. i also do not yet have jurisdiction over moratorium claims. now bp set aside $100 million, now part of the $20 billion -- an additional $100 million set aside just asiderig workers, out of work because of the moratorium. that $100 million is for rig workers only, not rig-lated businesses. just for the workers. unlike the $20 billion, it will not be added to. that is it for those rig-worker moratorium claims. right now the

first, vice president darrell west, who wrote the book "brain gain: rethinking u.s. immigration policy." this is an hour and 40 minutes. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> i would like to welcome you to this forum. it has been a busy week, and yesterday, the justice department announced it was suing the state of arizona, and it is only thursday. who knows what is going to happen tomorrow or next week? it seems every week there's something dramatic happening. it has also been of a week for me because the brookings institution published my new book, and the bookstore does have copies in the hallway if you are interested, and i will be signing copies at the conclusion of the key event, and i hear -- i argue we need to enact comprehensive reform. i put a picture of albert einstein on the cover of the boat to remind all of us of the many contributions made over the years. we know google was co-founded by a russian immigrant and that yahoo! was established by someone born in taiwan. what would

and the fact is if republicans get the house, a gentleman by the name of darrell i saissa --e has been all over the obama white house, she will have subpoena power. he will make their life miserable over and over again in the same way that henry waxman made the bush administration's last year's miserable. they are not looking at that. they are preparing for it. keep their eye it out on today d as the next budget director. this person will be the center of what the issue will be in the first six months of 2011, the issue of the deficit. this budget director cannot be someone who cannot speak in front of people, peter orszag. they need someone that can handle the job of crunching the numbers, but also understand the politics of working with other side. that is why they have not replaced him yet. they have not found the right person yet. this is their way of preparing for this moment. >> the 1996 congress had positive policy results. they had a political fight but they were equal for year, which was an important factor. that was depicted as a political defeat for gingrich. we have had oth

there is a gentleman by the name of darrell issa who husband bulldog -- whenever you want to call him. -- who has been a bulldog. whatever you want to call him. he will make their life miserable over and over again in the same way that henry waxman made the bush administration's last two years very miserable. they are not looking at that. that said, they are preparing for it. keep an eye out on with a name as next budget director. they realize that this may be the single most important thing in the next six months. this person will be the center -- will be involved in the center of the issue in the first six months, the issue of the deficit. this budget director cannot be somebody who cannot speak in front of people. they need somebody who was a political veteran. they need somebody who can handle the job of crunching numbers, but also understand the politics of working with the other side. that is why they have not replaced him yet. they have not found the right person. keep an eye on that. they are preparing for this moment. >> the 1995 and 1996 congress had some positive policy res

coming up on "newsmakers", representative darrell issa talks about the challenge to arizonas immigration law. then benjamin netanyahu talks about his desire to have peace talks with the palestinians. today, on c-span, republican national chairman michael steele's speech to nevada republicans. he spoke on friday night while campaigning for sharon engle, running against senate majority here really. you can see that today it's 6:00 27:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. -- 6:30 p.m. eastern. >> -- all as a public service, created by america's cable companies. >> the justice department this past week filed a suit over immigration law in arizona. joining us is the ranking republican on the oversight and government reform committee. two reporters are here to help us. >> the administration has filed lawsuits challenging arizona's immigration law, a law that is supposed to go into effect july 29. you called it disgraceful and you said it shows contempt for the people of arizona. i was wondering if you could tell us why you disagree with this law. guest: i think when we looked at it as a failure of for de

darrell, good morning. caller: thank you for c-span. that video library is incredible. host: isn't it? caller: anyone who has not been there, they need to go. host: so easy to search term. caller: yes. i am very grateful for it. you can see what you're congress is doing, if you really care. host: everything we have covered in 30 years is on there. absolutely stunning. thank you for the commercial, but go on. caller: i do not really believe in term limits. even presidential term limits, i do not really believe in them. people vote in and out who they really want to vote in and out. people are a lot smarter than what politicians give them. as you can see for the last couple of years, congress people have been in office for a long time. host: this is more about aids than term limits. caller: this is arlen specter. he has been going on for 20 years, i am sure. i do not think that age has anything to do with it. i note a person in particular who is 94, -- i know a person in particular his 94 and she is feisty. host: what you do in baltimore? caller: in a service manager at a

i agree with the statement celinda and darrell made about the importance of the border security. not only is it important, but it is important for the other reforms that are necessary to get done. there is no way it will get traction if congress and the public get the message we are not serious about controlling the border. that is absolutely approves the requisite -- that is absolutely a prerequisite for this happening. let me take a little bit of a different spin on this. a lot of people assume that the people that are here illegally all came across the border. up to 40% of the population is estimated to have, legally, with a visa, and overstayed their visas. all the security in the world we put in place is not going to limit the population. that is 40%. our focus is what can we put in place, what is doable, to try to reach the population? to put mechanisms in place that are not border security necessarily, because that would not do any good for people who came here legally with a visa, but to make it easier to track and actually require those people when their visa is up to le

i agree with the statement celinda and darrell made about the importance of the border security. not only is it important, but it is important for the other reforms that a necessary to get done. there is no way it will get traction if congress and the public get the message we are not serious about controlling the border. that is absolutely approves the requisite -- that is absolutely a prerequisite for this happening. let me take a little bit of a different spin on this. a lot of people assume that the people that are here illegally all came across the border. up to 40% of the population is estimated to have, legally, with a visa, and overstayed their visas. all the security in the world we put in place is not going to limit the pulation. that is 40%. our focus is what can we put in place, what is doable, to try to reach the population? to put mechanisms in place that are not border security necessarily, because that would not do any good for people who came here legally with a visa, but to make it easier to track and actually require those people when their visa is up to leave

bilbray, i want to thank chairman towns and ranking member darrell issa. i urge my colleagues to vote yes and finally as the years of hard work that we pass this legislation on behalf of the american taxpayer. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from utah. mr. cha fates: -- mr. chaffetz: i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from illinois. mr. davis: thank you very much, mr. speaker. my father always taught us that a penny saved was a penny earned. and of course if it's good enough for our families it's certainly good enough for our national government. i compliment the gentlemen on the development. it's an excellent piece of legislation. urge its passage and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass senate 1508. so many as are in favor say

when i take over for darrell, who think of goodness is not going anywhere, you do not have to start allver. as i have explained over and over again, one eye takeover we are not reinventing the wheel here. and is already in place -- a when i takeover we are not reinventing the wheel. i want to make the program better. i think the bp program is not swift enough, especially with small businesses that are waiting. and is not fast enough. we need to accelerate the process. we need to make it more efficient. we need to get the money out quicker. i realize that. i am coming here to si

today on "newsmakers," representative darrell icea talks about the justice department's suit challengingrizona's new be immigration law. at 10 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern here at c-span. >> the national governors association is holding its annual summer meeting. next, a discussion on redesigning state government by stream lining public services, moderating the discussion is the deputy managing editor of the "wall street journal." this is about an hour and 20 minutes h could everyone please find a seat so we can get underway. the goal of this discussion is to talk about how governors across america are redesigning state government in their respective states, how we're making purchasing more efficient, redesigning prisons, finding better outputs while saving money at the same time. we may get into how states are redesigning the higher education system, for example, or elementary and secondary education. weaf lot to learn from each other in these challenging times and i look forward to hearing what's happening in the various states. we also need to think not only about what we're doing immed