search the house for darrell jackson. >> we have a warrant. >> darrell might have weapons hidden.ed through the first room. didn't find anything there. go down the basement. i learned earlier, like, not to rush because you can miss something. >> i don't hear anything. >> winston opened the closet, and there was a ton of clothes and bags and everything in there. >> he is in the closet! >> get on the ground. >> we were able to get right over there. >> get on the ground. >> relax! >> everybody relax. let's get him outside. >> it is always satisfying to catch somebody who is violent towards women. [ bleep ] the potential for them to get even more violent is always there. >> did you see his face? >> he had his head down. >> his knees were like this. >> yeah. >> so i saw his knee -- >> was it him that screamed or you? >> it was him. >> it was him. he was, like, ah. >> the bonus is i'm going to be able to make it home for my date with nancy. >> greg is bringing sexy back. >> it's not funny. >> the s.w.a.t. team's raid on nathan paisley's house is scheduled tomorrow morning at dawn, and m

darrell issa. congressman darrell issa. that's right. the head of the house oversight committee. to his credit, he's one of the richest guys in congress. good for him. and he's got kind of a checkered past. i keep hearing that on talk radio from liberals in california. whatever that is. it's fair to say that darrell issa is one of the biggest obama haters in the congress. this guy has made a name for himself with one witch hunt after another, trying to tarnish the president. and every time he fails miserably. nothing has come of anything he has tried to do when it comes to fast and furious. nothing has happened with the benghazi witchhunt. he's working extremely hard to get some dirt on the irs scandal, but there just doesn't seem to be anything there. their job is to collect taxes. issa also has been on a crusade to shut down the postal service. why are we at war with the postal service? he's introduced bills to end door to door delivery. who the heck is for that? issa has failed to fix the postal service, having to prefund their pension, 75 years in advance, and mr. issa is suc

which does not outrage darrell issa at all! because they're republicans who are absent. he's only outraged by the missing democrats. and you know, maybe it's just an honest mistake. maybe he has a stiff neck or something. how do you bother to turn the other way. he might have been outraged by all of the missing people over there. but he only turned. he was only outraged by the democrats missing, not the republicans. the benghazi attack happened in 2011. excuse me, happened about a year ago. but it was about four months ago, it was may of this year that republicans decided that they had a new partisan angle on it, that they were going to use darrell issa's committee and use the house to make the benghazi conspiracy the most important issue in the country. and that month, back in may, the new republican outrage over benghazi was one of three scandals that the obama administration was sort of having to deal with all at once. remember back in may it was scandal overdrive, right? you had headlines like this one from the "ap" -- "obama's second-term agenda waylaid by controver

get in the back. >> little darrell is 6 and deshante is 7.ul, wonderful children. >> can you give us some because we don't have that much money? >> okay, i'll give you some money. >> they don't know the nature of what has happened. they just know that dad's in jail, and when is he getting out? >> darrell, go sit down. yes. i want to sit here. you sit over there, please. you want some french fries? okay. yeah, it's a joy having them. it's an absolute joy. i'm getting a second chance at this. go to the front and say excuse me, could i please have some barbecue sauce? can you do that? i didn't ask you. i told her. you want another hamburger? hey! how you been? how was your trip in? good, good, good. granny missed you. okay. let's go. don't crack your knuckles. your daddy used to crack his, too. you see how big this part of his hand is. when you go visit him, when we go visit him this summer, look at this part of his hand, he got lumps sitting on his hand. and his hands been through a lot. you hate getting off the phone like i do when your daddy

we've got darrell davis and the darrell davis is going to be performing. mattress 7. maya. let's get the information up for everybody. we want you to be there. it's going to be next friday, september 20th, and in the lockheed-martin lobby at the music center. we're going to have live music and a silent audience. it starts at 7:00. we're going to have a great night ahead. i want to give a shout out for helping us with the decor that night. it's going to be great. we'll be back after the break. for all those who sleep too hot or too cool, and struggle to sleep comfortably together, now there's a solution. the company that individualized your comfort with the sleep number bed brings you sleep number dual temp, the revolutionary temperature-balancing layer with active air technology that works on any mattress brand, including yours. whether you sleep hot or cool, sleep number dual temp allows each of you to select your ideal temperature. so you can both sleep exactly the way you like at your own perfect temperature. and there's only one place in the world you'll find an entire

eli checks for the screen but darrell scott slow to get his head around and he simply was able to justflick the ball and it goes for a touchdown the other way. eli is so frustrated. the minute he threw it he just could not believe that scott had not turned around by that point. game over. failure at the running back position, the lack of timing at the running back position the fumbles at the running back position have really hurt the giants tonight. >> al: the cowboys took a time-out. what they want to do is probably go for two. because it's a 12-point game. they want to make it 14. that's why they took the time-out. so garrett did the math. said, let's go for two. dez bryant is back in the game. there he is off to the left. and romo didn't know about at halftime. throws to bryant and he juggles and can't make the catch. it's broken up. rolle and ross are still there. but still it's a dozen points that they lead by and the giants will have two time-outs left when they get the football. >> cris: this was supposed to be a back shoulder throw. thrown little bit inside. ross able to get hi

how the government is organizing its own data has been less explored that is until now congressman darrell ice is trying to standardize the way different agencies keep track of their spending so that taxpayers can search and examine where their money is going artie's perry and boring caught up with the congressman and others and she brings us this report. the federal government has been collecting all sorts of data on citizens but is a terrible job organizing its own data expression only when it comes to spending the issue they are using twentieth century technology to track the twenty first century the federal government is so large and expansive that it doesn't even have a full list of all the different agencies it departments and programs and addition all of these different organizations do not report in the same place or in a standard format making all of the information and searchable and complete and not transparent to taxpayers the data transparency coalition as a trade association advocating for data reform hudson hollister is their executive director we would like to see federal s

the net worth of the smiling darrell issa, $355 million.made his fortune originally by starting a car alarm from skraf. michael mccall, worth $114 million. his wife is married to the founder of clear channel, it is his daughter. rounding out the top three. mark warner of virginia. he was the founder of nextel. we put investments at all of it. once you get to a certain am of wealth go that's where it all come from. the man who ran the number is the senior editor for roll call. thank you so much. this was pretty fascinating. and i lake how you designed the list. you can sort by all kinds of thing. gender, party, that's the way it should be, republicans are rich. when you look at the top 50, it was pretty evenly split. in the top ten, it was not evenly split. not at all. >> no. it goes back and forwards depending on the election cycle. after the health care overhaul was enacted, they got wealthy doctors to run. this year it is more democrats than republicans so there is not a consistent trend. both parties really like to recruit wealthy people

and it is important to note that the chairman is darrell issa who is one of the most vocal critics of how the obama administration handled the killing of americans last year. this is a key look at the night that happened that night, and three more congressional hearings on benghazi are scheduled, including another one with congressman issa's committee. steven smith was killed and intelligence sean smith, and glen doherty and tyrone woods. we have been digging through the draft report since first obtaining it, and catherine is live in washington with the points that pop out that we need to know. >> well, according to the draft, harris, obtained by fox news and prepared for the investigators of the house chairman oversight committee chairman darrell issa, the state investigation into benghazi and said by the obama administration thorough and uncompromisi uncompromising, was flawed. the investigators say that the findings were impartiality, and whether there were conflicts of interest and whether the interviews were thorough. at one example, the draft says that the ambassador coach thoma

so, darrell issa, sitting in his

darrell freeman may have said, yes, but only if you could do it on a skateboard. in our first danger zone video he does exactly that. >> i've done a lot of stupid things but i guess that's the first one that i actually caught on camera with a lot of different angles. i would consider myself an adrenaline junky. i think i'm addicted to it. if i was supposed to work i want to go skate it pretty much consumes my thoughts at all times. >> darrell's specialty is downhill skateboarding which he says takes a special skillset. >> you got to not be afraid of blood, pain. you have to want to go faster. i think there's a lot of friends i used to skate with and they would get hurt a few times and this was enough. if youen. >>> the pain and the challenge of trying to make it to the bottom of the hill and survivor without falling, and once you do that then you want to make it to the bottom of the hill faster than the last time so it's just, i guess you got to want the thrill. >> and like the rest of the risk takers you'll meet in the show, it's all about pushing limits. we want

. >> darrell wouldn't walk you into a wall or anything cruel like that. >> while ekso has pushed the boundaries of what is possible, the robot still has its limitations. right now it can only be used in a rehabilitative setting with a trained physical therapist. >> are you ready? >> i'm ready, yep. >> then there's the price tag. from $110,000 to $140,000. ekso bionics hopes the fda will approve it for home use which will increase demand and decrease price. >> there's nothing about this device that should make it more expensive than a high-end motorcycle. we just have to get to those kind of quantities in production, and we can drive the cost down substantially. then we can make it more accessible. >> give me a hug. get a little closer. there. i don't get enough of these heart-to-heart hugs. >> if you need another hug, i'm your man. >> all right. all right. thank you. >> that was incredible. i mean, what a feat of engineering. those were basically stand-alone robots that a person hops into, right? >> when they're sitting on their own, they look like a little person sitting there. it's

well, late last week, the chairman of that particular committee, the oversight committee, darrell issactures from a hearing he had called for his committee on the issue of benghazi. darrell issa's one of the republicans who believes that the attack that killed four americans in benghazi two years ago was not a tragedy, not just a terrorist attack, but rather, it was some sort of democratic-controlled conspiracy that you get the sense they hope involves hillary clinton in a way that will make it hard for her to run for president. so, darrell issa, sitting in his chairman position at that hearing, he turned toward the democratic side of the room, the side of the room where the democrats sit, and he took this

congressman darrell issa joins us live from dc ahead of today's capitol hill hearings.vens for being wreckless. but today mostly what we're going to hear is the state department's own investigation, so-called accountability review board, has had no accountability. every single person identified by that board is back on their job, never having lost a day's pay. >> brian: where is the hole in pickering's testimony in where is the hole you need filled today, along with admiral mullen? >> the most important question is why was the arb so limited? why was it an accountability review board was appropriate when, in fact, it went far beyond the low level people identified. why didn't they speak to hillary as an interview, as an actual question? what were her failures? why didn't she know or ask? why wasn't the president engaged in an active way? >> steve: from what you know, congressman, ambassador kennedy has testified that nobody had asked him for increased security for tripoli or benghazi, suggesting the embassy had not gotten around to that. is that accurate? , no. yesterda

california republican congressman darrell issa is outspoken about the law.test house bill is doomed to failure. >> when it fails will you go -- >> how dare you presume a failure. how dare you? how dare you? how dare you presume a failure. the fact is -- the fact is this country is based on people saying they won't do things. at the end of the day, coming together for compromise. >> okay. everyone, sit down for a moment and watch this interview because congressman issa is standing by at the capitol with dana bash. take it away. >> reporter: thank you. thank you for joining us. are you going to yell at me? >> only if you presume that somehow a senate that says they won't compromise means anything we offer -- we haven't offered anything yet, is dead on arrival. it's not the american way. >> reporter: since you made that statement earlier today, the president of the united states who does have a say in this issued a veto. >> the president will talk to and compromise a dictator with iran, but won't talk to john boehner and reach a compromise on a bill, he himself

darrell issa made it clear. woman is owed her pension. >> i agree to take the fifty you have the right. absolutely. but boy, i think we should be leaning on her to explain what, how high in this government did that direct i target go? >> even without learner, the problem remains. that is the i.r.s. i.r.s. which is basically unrestrained with the totally subjective, arbitrary rules. that are haphazardly enforced. rather than come down on the lois learner who hasn't been convicted of a crime, take this opportunity to change the system. to move toward moral tax system that is a flat system what treats everyone the same and leighs, eliminates the possibility of this subjective enforcement. which is what learner and so many others have been behind. >> you and i love that -- wayne, do you like flat tax as well? i love it. tary tax. >> i do. i like the flat tax. she has every right to invoke fifth amendment. >> people can testify to what she did or didn't do. >> i like the fair tax better than the flat tax. >> i think

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a spokesperson for republican congressman darrell issa disagrees, calling that original review, quotents. and as you know, he has been leading the probe on capitol hill to get to the truth. the benghazi attack killed u.s. ambassador christopher stephens, state department officer sean smith and two former navy seals tyrone woods and glen dorty. and also from libya, a jarring report, fox news has learned thieves in libya have stolen hundreds of american weapons and they are now in the hands of militia groups. adam housley is live for us in our west coast news hub, where with d. these weapons come from and how were they lost. >> update tox exclusive report three weeks ago when we originally were told dozens of weapons were stolen. weapons were used by the u.s. given by the libyans to train them to help fight terrorism. this training team went in after the benghazi attack last fall, helped track some of those who were responsible for the attack or who we believe were responsible for the attack and that team has since been pulled within the last month or so. these raids happened in the las

crude falls to $107.39 a darrell. those are the headlines on al jazeera. "real money with ali velshi" is next. ♪ >>> small businesses are feeling good about the economy right now. i'll talk to the owner of a small brewery who plans to expand. and am introduced a new phone today that is unlike that dinosaur. i'm speaking of stepping back in time. i'll tell you where more people my age are moving to small towns in rural montana. i'm ali velshi and this is "real money." ♪ >> this is "real money," you the most important part of the show. i'm going to get my phone back in a minute, but join our live conversation for the next half hour by using this hashtag on twitter. news out tuesday from america's small businesses. plans to boost their hiring in the coming months jumped to level we haven't seen since the recession. those same businesses are also bullish on sales. big corporate america gets all of the hype, but it's small businesses, firms with fewer than 500 employees that provide jobs to almost half of all workers across america. so if they are optimistic ab

the jets outstanding cornerer back darrelle revis was transferred. he's back to face his former team. that's story line number two, number two - the never ending quarter back controversy with the jets. mark sanchez injured, and the rookie will make a debut against the buccaneers. jets officials and the coaching staff say despite geno smith being a rookie, that the quarter back competition is still ongoing. it will be interesting to see what happens with geno smith as he makes his nfl debut against the buck's. >> there's a possibility. namath suiting up. break down the other big games around the league. >> well, there are several other match ups around the league. buffalo, the bills, high on the rooke quarter back ej manual making a debut against the patriots. tom brady spent the pre-season trying to find offensive weapons, no hernandez and others. they are looking for play makers. they designed danny amandoa. that game is worth watching. an emotional afternoon in new orleans, shaun peyton returning to the nfl after a one year suspension for bounty-ga

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stick math shaw and his pass independents cepted by the darrell smith. he going the other way. 37 yards. givers rayen the lead, for good. late fluor second quarter, back to receive the punts his own 18. shows off eight down near side line he goes. he going tip doe alongside line. 8 yards. to the house! baltimore, wipes out tech ann today. 30-9. raven have now won two games in row since that opening night. >> coming up, nice tribute davey johnson and final home date as manager of the nationals. highlights of the double header, coming up next on nissan sports extra. welcome back nats close final home stand of season today. with double offered baseball. yesterday rain out made twin bill today and one last chance. glimpse davey johnson at the skipper of the your washington nationals. prior to game, manager, honored receiving an award. from gm. earned some hugs from some of his players there. starting pitcher, getting start today. surrendered two earlier home runs this third inning fellow shot from rocky christian. that proved on to game winning hit nats held

lawmakers like darrell issa who has been in security briefings with top level officials including the director of intelligence james clapper. >> whether asking questions about specific evidence available, director clapper did not have those -- the answers to that, if you will, the evidence, but told me that they are still in the process of developing it. >> reporter: clapper's credibility has been questioned before. he's admitted he once gave false sworn testimony to congress about whether the national security agency was eavesdropping on americans. congressional briefings on the number of people killed in the august gas attacks may also be incorrect. when asked about the accuracy of the numbers, congressional sources report that administration officials told them they couldn't be sure. republican senator john mccain, who has been pushing for u.s. intervention in syria for years, has also be been part of the briefings. he told al jazeera there's much more evidence against assad that has not been made public, but what has been released, a map, activists' internet video and a four-page

darrell scott into the hands of brandon carr for the touchdown.- oh, eli, i'm sorry. 36-31, dallas beats the -- i'm sorry. i'm a pate yoots fan. i can't stand the giants. packers, against the 49ers, watch this green bay's clay matthews, a little bit of a late hit on qb colin kaepernick and a little bit of i don't like you, i don't like you either and they -- flags all across the board but they -- they didn't -- replayed the down. it should have been fourth. they ended up scoring a touchdown. that's not good. so what ends up happening is the niners end up winning the game. kaepernick threw for a career high 412 yards. they win 34-28 and by the way i think that they might be the best team in the entire nfl. anquan boldin just makes that team -- yeah, i have. i think they're better than the broncos. do want to share sad news out of san francisco. a fan fell to his death from an elevated pedestrian walkway just minutes after kickoff at candlestick park so a little bit of sadness there. i'm sure the players didn't even know about it. >>> the buccaneers

well, late last week, the chairman of that particular committee, the oversight committee, darrell issaome pictures from a hearing he had called for his committee on the issue of benghazi. darrell issa's one of the republicans who believes that the attack that killed four americans in benghazi two years ago was not a tragedy, not just a terrorist attack, but rather, it was some sort of democratic-controlled conspiracy that you g

darrell haukins. that's three. and then byron marshall.gain, like, four touch daun edowns in the first quarter. 41-3 at the half. second half, hits you all diventd kinds of way. near side, far side. look at that ball. just bobbing, we'ving, mumbling, stumbling. goes in again. oregon came in averaging 61 points per game so little silver lining. cal did keep them below their season avrnl. final score, 55-16. >>> washington state rare seattle game hosting stanford. kevin produced 53 yards touchdown cardinal. it was 10 to 3. early in the 2nd, show again. good for 33 yards. great touchdown pass for hogan for the night. 7 of 14. 31-3 in the second half. defense is getting down. look at murphy. big old paws up there. big fellow rumbles back the other way for pick six, and then barry sanders, jr., just like the old man. stanford wins big 55-17. chip off the old hal of fame block. ,,,,,,,,,,,, female announcer: the savings really stack up during sleep train's during sleep train's inventory clearance sale. save 10, 20, even 35% on a huge selection o

darrell foster was among a group of nurses who served in a hospital in the clouds at the all blacks taft 335th station hospital in that china and burma and india theater. before they could treat patients the nurses help set up a hospital, installing a water system and the drainage system. in england african-american mayors is killed for injured not see pows. some believed the black nurses were intentionally assigned to pows, a job and other nurses did not one. during the world war ii years generally the site of a military uniform commanded respect and special treatment, but there was not always the case, especially when the uniform was won by a black woman. louis miller had been serving overseas with a black person minute -- unit. she traveled back to our harmony and states and experienced firsthand the insults of racism. her army uniform did not shelter . during a layover at an airport coffee shop she was told she could be but only in the back of the room. police said she left the shop without being served because in her words, i know that i could be lynched in the u.s. uniform as well

darrell issa sent out a picture by way of twitter. this shows about a half-filled room which gives you impression people were there. you're saying this was the republican side of the room? >> yeah, i think there were two democrats remaining in the picture darrell issa tweeted out. they sit on either side of the dais. republican side was mostly full. the democratic side was mostly empty. it is a metaphor way people approached benghazi hearing. if you go back to the substantive part of the hearing dealing with the arb report, you had democrats basically defending the arb report, defending the administration. republicans raising questions and appearing quite skeptical. bill: why don't people cover this? you know, i mean why don't democrats care? why, is this part of the whole phony scandal line? >> i think that's right. i think for democratic partisans that's why. your first question really asked me sort of befuddled. i don't know why people don't cover this i have a theory, if you go back to the time right after the benghazi attacks hap

senate president darrell steinberg says the law has been beneficial but it's got to be amended to stop special interests from taking advantage of it. >> there will be folks who are opposed because what i have been trying all year, it's been a bit challenging, some would say painful, to find that elusive middle ground between those who say that the statute's perfect and doesn't need to be changed and those who say that it needs to be fundamentally rewritten. >> reporter: it's a blessing and curse. kiet do, kpix 5. >> the bill is winding its way through the legislature now where the wording changes daily. basically it would make it harder to use the environmental argument. >>> 4:51. not what you expect to see when you walk down the street. this black bear who ended up being actually very shy. coming up. >> and from black bears to black bats. how these weekend animals ended up at a bay area elementary school. ,, [ female announcer ] life is full of compromises. but when it comes to what your family really loves, you shouldn't have to sacrifice. and that goes double for ice cream. now you

republican congressman darrell issa heatedly opposing it saying the democrats should honor the decisionvery clear the senate is acting on behest of the president. harry reid is acting on that basis. so i don't think the president gets a pass like he would eagerly sign it if harry reid would just move it. i assume the press knows better too. >> when this fails, will you -- >> how dare you presume a failure. how dare you. how dare you presume a failure. the fact is this country is based on people saying they won't do things and at the end of the day coming together for compromise. we continue to anticipate that there's an opportunity for sensible compromise. >> well, a bit of a temper there by darrell issa. chief political correspondent carl has been on capitol hill. >> house republicans are hard at work. the rules committee of the house will soon come forward with it's sort of game plan for a vote later on this afternoon or evening in which the house republicans for the second time -- actually it's like the 40th or 45th time to take some action to try to stop obamacare in some way or ano

darrell issa is doing a remarkable job in congress and we need to support him and the policies like ted cruce. we need to acknowledge that the me too republicans, john mccain, lindsey graham, and unfortunately marco rubio -- if that's the republican party to the conservatives do not need the republican party. [applause] you want to get joel? all right. >> my name is joe gilbert from highway 61 and i have two questions. the first one is given the history of failure and socialism and communism what is the psychological recommended on the system and second, would you be willing to be interviewed for my new movie? >> i've been in your movies before and i would be like it again. let me answer in terms of the appeal of socialism is very strongly seductive. i remember every one gender than you read the communist manifesto. it promises a worker's paradise. do not hesitate also to study the collective the millions of people killed. don't hesitate to study the millions killed in china or what we used to call indochina were some of the people in china or russia who are desperate for freedom. whene

congressman darrell isa is expected to be in benghazi early this week.d to know if congress is asking the right questions. guest: one of the things i miss man issa did last week -- congressman issa did last week was issued subpoenas to begin to answer the questions of the rescue attempt. out oras may be going the state department may make these people available and we may learn something there. the caller mentioned the funding. there is a funding question. said two point 3 million -- $2.3 billion is needed. finances are an issue and we have reported some of that. of the things that happened on 9/11 were not related to budget and finance. theexample, sending home 16-man military team that christopher stevens wanted to help with counterterrorism. that was at no cost to the state department. they could have had that team for free. there were other things that were not budget-dependent that were deceived -- that were security decisions made. host: sharyl attkisson of cbs news. your work available online at cbs.com. we are going to take a short break. when we

dominate someone that is deeply skeptical about affirmative action but that agenda is relatively darrell and restricted compared to social conservative agenda compared to what democratic presidents have done is to use the nomination as a party building strategy. so to be nominated by president clinton was a heroine of the women's rights group and also then after the first hispanic on the supreme corey at at time when the democrats are increasingly trying to solidify a hispanic support to the party. he interacted with a lot of other scenes to get the person confirmed to and maybe it's not to use a lot of political, -- capital so justice breyer was a the nomination and but putting it is confirmed to would be. >> host: of the you talk about reports university with ethnicity, religion, of a professional background to. can you talk about the ways it is not a diverse enough for the potential of a new justice? >> at the moment that court is on a variety of dimension than the one that jumps out of historically is religious competition said no not a single protestant on the supreme court with the