joining us to discuss is darrell cronk.od morning to you. >> good morning. >> were you surprised by the level of rally we got off the back of that french election result and the global nature? >> i don't know that we were surprised. what you're doing is extracting some risk premium. when you looked at activity yesterday, there was unwinding of the hedges domestically here on concerns that the french election could go the opposite way. when you look at some european gains which were obviously strong yesterday, a big chunk of that was taken away by the strength in the euro as well. so, if you're a domestic investor in u.s. dollar based investments, you have some of that basically taken away through the currency effect. >> the french election jitters calming down, we have better economic data. i can see those two points helping equities move higher what about the rise in geopolitical tensions, why are investors willing to overlook north korea anderecent provocations. >> i think through the summer months geopolitical conversati

now darrell lumpkin will spend four years in prison. was killed in the gunfire. darrell lumpkin told the police that he thought they were intruders. >> case, hopefully a brought a measure of healing. nancy: darrell lumpkin was cleared of murder charges but was convicted on illegal gun possession. he apologized in court today for he starts his sentence in one month. the virginia tech community remembering the somber milestone this weekend, sunday marking 10 years since a gun man opened fire on cap is, killing 32 students and faculty members. tonight, they honored the lives lost with a performance. a canned at 11:59, will be if they wished. jonathan: tensions are rising between the u.s. and north korea. the country is celebrating its anniversary of the birth of its founder, but their concerns the celebration could turn sinister. a top north korean official told the associated press the trump administration is "more vicious and aggressive than his predecessor." aggressive words," singling out the president's tweets, saying it is the west threatening us. trump has of

all the cases of clearance darrell got online after i went around the country finding them. problem is they cannot put everything that is at the nixon library online. it would take 200 years. what you tend to do is if you are too lazy, you only do the online stuff. you only did the oral histories online. c-span archives, you have a lot about nixon. but if you only do that then you do not get into some of the texture they can only be done by turning every page. both the darrell and the nixon book, an awful lot is online. >> if you are going to pick a chapter in this book that everybody should read that is new, different, unusual, which one would it be? >> i think the piece on the cambodian incursion in the spring of 1970, that chapter is relatively short, it has lots of new stuff. great quotes from the tapes i came across. i like that one and i also love the 1946 campaign. >> john aloysius pharrell, as we say, better known as the jack. the book is called "richard nixon: the life." thanks for joining us. >> thank you. ♪ for free transcripts or to give us your comments about th

but council president darrell clarke thrown a big flag on this.thinks that it really could be a backdoor towards privatizing parks, public spaces, libraries, as mentioned. he wants the council more involved in the bidding process, the oversight process. is that a death nail for this otherwise ambitious plan? >> i think darrell has a point, and the point is that, particularly in many of the districts where you don't have strong occupants that can get the subleases and continue the operations and do the work that's necessary. i like the option that the library has used and the museum has used, which essentially is they have all created nonprofit organizations in which everything is still the city's property, still the city's organization, and the nonprofits essentially do the work and continue to improve whether it's the museum or the -- or the library. i think that this function is gonna be tough in terms of ownership because you're talking about long-term leases in order to qualify for the pay requirement. and once you have long-term leases, it's

let's bring in veteran darrel tempesta, he attended last week's pro trump rally, what does it make you feel hearing young college-age kids say something like that to a war veteran. >> it is outrageous, they don't understand the consequences of what they are doing or understand what they are trying to driven for, neomarxism and communism instead of capitalism in our standy behind our constitution. so. the other thing, as far as anti-americannism, i tell you what is anti-american is having only to be able to vote for two candidates, from one party in the state of california. that has led to these corrupt policies at the rally had essentially stand down order from the police officers. which allowed 6 hours of unrelenting violence after stripping the free speech protesters insides of the field, from in allowing the protesters or agitators who are trying to have a lot of as much violence and disruption as possible. that isn-american to have that masked kid, sitting there and attacking that american war veteran ideal for that veteran is just, so off base. they just don't want to have any kin

>> in between the cries and the bawling, darrell, odin's dead.l be there in a minute. >> the first thing i asked was who killed my son. >> what do you say to that? i immediately fell to my knees, gave her a hug, wrapped my hand around her head. i don't know. i says, i don't know. >> but there is a solid lead. inside lloyd's pocket are keys to a chevy suburban rented by aaron hernandez, the aaron hernandez who plays for the new england patriots. >> he was projected to be one of the best tight ends of his generation. >> but why are the keys of an nfl star in odin lloyd's pocket? it turns out they know one another. what's your understanding of how they met? >> they're dating sisters. >> how much do you know that they hung out together? >> rarely. just two different worlds. buddy had one world and we got our world. >> checking out my new camera. >> but then, the friday before lloyd is killed, hernandez invites lloyd into his world. the two men go clubbing. >> he said he was at the club with mr. hernandez and they were partying and they had a good tim

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darrell, good to have you on. a fascinating story.don keeper, the youngest of the mercury 7 astronauts and holds a record for a single space flight. he's orbiting the earth and looks at the caribbean and sees what? >> he's familiar because of his passion and interest in ship wreck exploration that he identified unusual growth patterns and reef areas that might be that of ship wreck material. he had an incredible camera on board at the time that he spoke up as well as well as his a cute vision. according to one of the nasa space engineers, he had 20/10 vision and could identify things from space that most people couldn't do. >> jon: so he created this map while in space and buttressed it when he came back to earth and didn't talk about it for decades, right? >> yes. he took a notebook and took down gps coordinates. when he went to earth, he put together a very large sea chart that we call the treasure chart from space. with that, he investigated with his group of buddies from the real 8 corporation. one of them was kip wagner and dan t

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. >> took the tray and rammed it right into his face. right into the orbital socket. hits him with that and was immediately pounding him with punches, hitting him with everything he could get, one time slams him to the ground. one time had him in a reverse head lock and drove his head into the floor. >> what our protocols in the suffolk county sheriff's department call for is the officer waits for backup before breaking up that fight so as not to endanger him. and you notice that 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 infirmary for treatmen

in the popular vote r.the white house is no doubt proud of what he accomplished and cnn's jason darrelle is live at the white house. the president has a packed week. we're expecting more news on tax reform, possibly resolving this issue of the government shutdown with the wall, a big ops call. >> big obstacle, especially if you're a democrat. listen to what for example, like nancy please resaying calling the wall expensive and immoral, and having said that the white house is working behind the scenes with the house and senate. the feeling is that some sort of an agreement will be reached and a government shoulddown will be avoided. as president trump closes in on 100 days in office, his administration is setting up a showdown over funding for a bothered wall. >> the president's priorities have been very clear from the beginning. >> reporter: congress has until friday to approve a spending bill and avoid a government shutdown. the administration is pushing to include $1.4 billion for the wall as part of that measure. >> it will be up to congress to pass it, and if the democrats filibuster

. >> i asked does she look like darrell hannah. >>> the zip code could be the key to unlocking deals when car shopping. >>> usually it's a drag when you're stuck on a plane, but one airline turned it into a pizza party. that story when "action news" comes right back. at longhorn, tonight's special, steakhouse cuts. featuring, for a limited time, the new delmonico ribeye, our tender flo's filet, and the juicy new york strip. and for lunch, try our steakhouse burger or any steakhouse lunch combo. you can't fake steak. morning to you, we're live in center city right by city hall. that picture tells the story. it is wet out there on this thursday morning, you know how well that goes on the roadways. we have plenty of green across the screen as we look live across the big picture. it only took two into our broadcast for the first accident to pop up, westbound on the vine eastbound near the schuylkill expressway. although i am not seeing the flares they set up this morning. a couple of minutes into the show we had our first crash, one of many we'll see, that ramp is in the process of reope

and joining me now is republican congressman darrell issa of california. he serves on the house northern affairs committee. congressman issa, thanks so much for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you and thanks for covering these important issues. >> vice president pence visiting south korea said the era of strategic patience with north korea is over. what does that mean, do you think, and what does that mean in terms of what the u.s. does now? >> well, i think half nearly 67 veers, the vice president was saying that we are going to hold china accountable for the actions of north korea. for all those years since just after the landing, china has been the protectorate of north korea and this enabler of this awful behavior. >> how is this administration's posture towards north korea different from previous administrations, do you think? >> well, i think in the past there was an attempt to reason with north korea, make deals with north korea, but that's failed time and time again, and now the only power broker in the world, and particularly in the region tha

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the crowd here is honoring 37-year-old darrell mitchell. police say someone shot him over and over again on the i wasn't 800 block of north taney street. his dog was also shot. so far no arrests. >> montgomery county judge considering whether bill cosby's testimony from a civil case deposition can be used in his sexual assault trial. prosecutors and the defense argued their case during a pretrial hearing today in norristown. that decade old deposition includes cosby's damming confessions about sex and drugs. cosby is accused of drugging and molesting a former temple university employee at his home in 2004. >>> the trial beginning today for three teenaged girls charged in connection with deadly bathroom fight. prosecutors say it was last year wilmington, delaware, it led to the death of 16-year-old emmy joyner francis the trial is expected to last two weeks. >>> on your radar tonight get those windshield wipers ready. the rain is back. you need that umbrella as well. it's raining as we take live look over south philadelphia. it's only going

darrell holland woke up to headlines about this deadly wreck. >> i was just sitting there thinking. like always, something is going on up there at the roosevelt boulevard. >> reporter: at that point police had not yet come to his door to say his daughter, aisha holland, had died in the collision. >> it happens to somebody else but it doesn't happen to you. you kind of take things for granted. >> reporter: the 25-year-old was with her friend, marche flowers, who also died. marche's husband was driving them to work. he is recovering in the hospital. her mother was already grieving. first she learned her friend died of cancer, and now this. >> it's too much. i haven't slept until this morning, until lately. i'm so hysterical from crying. >> reporter: the suv so badly damaged, neighbors could barely recognize it. >> that's where his car used to be. he puts it there. >> very tragic. >> reporter: the tractor-trailer was parked legally, but that's now sparking a debate. >> i can't figure out why that tractor-trailer was there, anyway, parked on the side and nobody could see it? come on. th

. >> reporter: this woman told us about a different supervisor at the same va hospital, darrell millburg, who she says has stalked her for years. when she tried to get reassigned to a new position -- >> he asked me how bad did i want the job and he told me he wanted to have sex with me and i got up and left. >> reporter: it's hard to believe these kind of scenarios could plout so blatantly in the workplace, but employees we talk to say it's an entrenched culture in the va perpetuated by a leadership that punishes anyone who complains. >> we see it at fox news, uber and all kinds of places. >> reporter: jennifer rush is legal director of equal rights advocates in san francisco, a nonprofit that provides assistance to harassment victims in the workplace. >> they are constantly looking back and blaming themselves for not doing enough early enough. >> reporter: she says when your job is on the line, it's hard to fight back. >>> for a woman to say in a direct and straightforward way, please stop speaking to me that way. it really makes me uncomfortable or don't say that. to say that in the wo

crowd is honoring 37-year-old darrell mitchell. someone shot and killed him on the 1800 block of north taney street last night. his dog was also shot. so far there have been no arrests. >>> this may look like just a guy on a bike ride but this is a wanted man much police say he wizzed by an 80-year-old woman stole hur purse and kept riding. that victim spoke only to our schratwieser hoping to get the bad guy off the streets. >> reporter: ideal-year-old elizabeth is one tough cookie. she chased the guy had snatched her purse almost a block before she gave up tonight she says she wants to see this guy behind bars. >> i just turned 80 years old. >> elizabeth says is he she was was minding her own business and walk home from a local store last week. suddenly a guy ride ago bike approached her on the sidewalk and robbed her. >> he came over and with that bike and knocked me down. >> elizabeth says the bicycle bandit took off with her purse containing 200 bucks, her checkbook, id and two phones. along with her heart medication. >> i'm ch

i did one for darrell issa quite a while ago that would have been a radical reform, and so there's aport in the house for this. and i believe in the senate too, paul. i'm not an expert on counting vos paul: right. >> it would raise revenues dramatically. the only reason the president wants to do health care first is because of this silly, silly notion of pay-for.y be which you have to find something to cut taxes if you're going to raise them. you know, it's just ridiculous,r and i don't know who's giving him that advice. but, honestly, if we had had pay-for in the 1920s, we never would have had the roaring 20s, and goodness knows we would not have had the reagan revolution in the '80s. paul: okay, you're saying let's just cut the rate, you'll get a lot more revenues than you think coming back anyway -- >> definitely. paul: and that'll take care of itself over time as the economy ratchets up its growth rate. >> yeah, you want to have revenue neutrality with tax cuts right now and revenue three years from now. you don't want to cut welfare programs when the economy's in bad shape to pa

. >> reporter: in north carolina, katy and darrell key say they found the solution with the health savingsount or hsa. >> we use the hsa card when we go to the doctor to pay for the visit checking out and it's typically going over to target to pick up the prescription. >> reporter: each month a family puts pretax dollars into an hsa account, up to $6,750 a year. employers may also contribute. families use that money for any medical, dental or pharmacy expense. hsa's are meant for people with high deductible insurance plans that come with a lower monthly premium. what are you telling your clients about hsa's? >> i'm telling my clients to consider it. let's plan for the higher deductible. >> reporter: in baltimore, financial planner lazetta likes hsas because they offer a way to save. >> if you're pretty healthy and you don't have a lot of medical visits, then that's money you don't have to spend. you're just saving it. >> reporter: that's right. unlike flexible spending accounts, you don't have to spend all the money in your hsa each year. tax free savings. and once you're 65, you can use i

philadelphia native darrell hall is suing a venue with maximum allowing 120 fewer people to attend shows. hall has filed suit to block the move. the dispute is happening as hall is negotiating to build an outdoor stage at darryl's house. >>> time to play ball for the phils. great. >> thank you. >> we're ready to go. the team opens the 2017 season against the reds in cincinnati. >> coverage starts this afternoon at 3:00 with the first pitch at 4:10. last year, jeremy helikson will get the opening day start for the phillies. what can the fans expect this season for from the team? manager pete mccannon says his goal to win half the games, bill henley, just half the games what he's looking for. >> no. >> based on that of howie kendrick in left field and michael saunders in right bringing much-needed stability to the everyday lineup. >> there's a lot that goes into it, but it seems to work that way now. i'm looking forward to seeing that lineup from the start. >> i'm happy with the additions we have in the clubhouse. not only with their ability to the field but what they bring to the clubhous

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city council president darrell clarke is outraged about the gunfire in his district which broke out asool children were being dismissed about a block away. >> i think it's time to go to court again like we did before. maybe we'll be successful with a new administration, new regime in the attorney general's office, a new mayor a prepared to do that again. something has to be done about this madness out here. >> reporter: and so far there's no word from investigators if they have any surveillance footage that can help in this investigation. live at police headquarters, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. matt. >> thank you, katherine. >>> karen just mentioned this. amtrak riders who take the busy northeast corridor can expect delays this morning. it is because a new jersey transit train derailed yesterday at new york city's penn station. five people suffered minor injuries. amtrak says because of reduced track capacity the northeast regional service will operate on a modified schedule with reduced frequencies between d.c. and new york. nj transit will continue to operate on an adjust

darrell and daniel edwards or live a short walk from wherever it happens.terviews said police had even dusted cars for fingerprints. and there is a constant police presence here in an area where this attack has raised tension. 0ver over at the court in croydon in those five people are appearing as we speak in front of magistrates and discussions are being had about bail. and i am told there will be a hearing coming up shortly in which they will appear, in this case, as it continues. as i say, police in this area are still very much present, still very much looking into that large group of people who we re into that large group of people who were involved in that attack, and they are trying to find out who else that may have included. thanks very much. the spanish foreign minister, alfonso dastis, has said he's surprised by the tone of the british reaction to talk about the sovereignty of gibraltar. the government of the territory has criticised the eu for including it in its draft negotiating strategy with the uk about brexit. the foreign secretary borisjoh

even darrell issa barely scraped through. duncan hunter is having problems. people are demonstrating. the chances of picking up quite a number of seats in california? host: let's talk about that. that is a transitional district becoming a little bit more competitive every year. guest: that is right. e one by the most narrow margin of any republican. beforets need 24 seats republicans take control of the house. there are only 23 republican sitting and states were hillary clinton one. so there is no way back without toving into trump territory win some seats. however, there are four republicans in orange county alone who said an district like ed royce, sitting in districts that hillary clinton carried. democrats can't win back the house without making begins in california. host: happy easter to america and to you. i am calling because a few years ago on national public television, i saw bill clinton candidate $500,000 grant to a .ishop in kenya, africa and, this bishop was -- i don't know, he was one of the christian bishops of not catholic. but he was handing

joining us darrell, wells fargo chief investment officer, darrell, good to see you, thank you so much anything about the entire industry? >> it should be a really good quarter for bank earnings as a whole. you looked at the sector you say that earnings year over year are up 15%, second only to technology for q1, q1 is going to be a strong quarter. there's three things you need to keep your eye on as it relates to q1. one is 9% earnings growth across the board which is the best first quarter since 2011 and single probably best quarter we've had in six, seven years. second, you've got revenue growth finally showing up 6 to 7%. maria: that's big. >> we haven't had that for a long time. and lastly, you're seeing earnings narrow. the sectors that are doing really well, are doing well and the ones that are not, are not. >> does this mean this is not going to continue because we are seeing the consumer be strong, as you're saying a great quarter for banks, how much upside is there to be had here? >> unless you stop the curve, limited upside to the banks from here. maria: limited upside becau

in mansfield, ohio, independent line, darrell. good morning. caller: good morning. the media would pay a little more attention to that harris and black box voting.org. she has been investigating all of this electronic voting for many years and the hidden corruption behind shoulder voting is done -- how the voting is done. and i believe they have now perfected their thing so that anybody who runs for a high public office, the republicans can always manipulate it so that they will win. and if you have seen some of her videos about fractional voting and things like that -- i wish the media would really delve into it and find out more information and expose that kind of thing. host: we appreciate your call. let's go to beverly in north carolina, democrats line. caller: good morning. nothing. has done he hasn't excelled in anything except getting that judge where he wanted him to be. has failedelse, he and that is why he is not so concerned about the 100 day mark. mr. trump promised a lot things to a lot of people who feel like him. he felt like them because he needed th

. >> darrell says remembering is important. >> when you bring the aware rns, bring to life, being able to deal with the problem and trying to find a solution. >> in hayward, nbc area news. >>> it is just shy of 7:12. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. a group of whale watchers got more than they bargainend for. what happened on this tour. >>> haven't seen these temperatures in a while. later on highs approaching 80 this afternoon and a seven-day forecast that could see upper 80s in parts of the bay area. timeline of the warmest temperatures when we arrive and come right back. sf -- transamerica pyramid ==kira/cu== biologists in monterey say they )ve never seen anything >>> getting warmer for here. meteorologist will be along in a bit with that forecast. >>> biologist in say they've ne seen anything like it. kill eer whales interacting wit gray whales. playing in the water and hunting. ended up killing a gray whale calf. group's fourth kill in seven days. >>> this sunny weekend has people planning to get out and enjoy neighborhood parks. thousands expected to head to delors pa

. >> stephen: so this was like 1970s-- 1970s, 1980s, "no nukes" movement, jackson brown, darrell hannah? >> absolutely. >> stephen: mostly in the south. >> they focused in the south because that's where my father was from, it's where i was born and it was a place they felt needed the most attention. and they would go-- we moved to south carolina because there was a nuclear plant there -- >> stephen: the polaris sub base there was, too. >> that's exactly what it was. >> stephen: the giant polaris subs which looked like whales of death came right out of sullivan's island, of the harbor there. >> my mother was standing on the deck of the house we lived in on sullivan's island-- you'll love this story-- she was very pregnant, nine months pregnant with my baby sister. and she sees this light coming towards her at high speed. she starts to freak out and panic thinking it's a ufo. it was an f-18 fighter that buzzed the house and knocked her on her feet and almost sent her into birth because of the bases there. she immediately freaked out, called the base, called the military base, and they sai

the ceo, bracken darrell says they see strong growth due to an evolution in the product line. >> i wouldn'tall it a cycle. there's a constant trend of opportunities. we moved from being a peripheral provider around the pc to being a peripheral provider for cloud that gives us more and more opportunities. it's very brouad. 95% of the biz as soon as growing. >> shares in dassault systems trading lower. the french software multinational said operating income jumped by 10% in the period as it grit upgraded its financial objectives. they target revenue growth of 6% to 7%. >>> a number of you writing through today. barry writes in and says trump is attempting to create an economic boom by creating corporate taxes while vastly increasing the deficit, all of which will lead to a bust with no credible quantitative easing safety net this time around. he asked whether a republican congress is likely to let this happen. we will be discussing this anin lot more detail in a couple hours and analysis of it tomorrow as well. that's all we have time for today. thank you very much for being with us today. it

here to talk about this year's festival are marcus allen and darrell. guys, great to have you with. >> good morning. let's start first, give me the big picture here. broccoli city. what is it. explain it to me. >> sure. really setting trends for healthy living and making it cool to think about the environment with healthy situations and be able to do that and have a good time. >> who is the target audience here. who do you want to be out here this weekend. >> urban millennials. races from all over the country, all coming here next week and over the past -- over the next week. >> this is also, there's a strong component here of healthy eating. so how do you incorporate that and how do you get others to get on board with that to maybe change some habits and develop some new ones. >> giving folks one opportunity to eat healthy and present and make something that really accessible. not something that's so far reaching. be able to make healthy meals. eat healthy meals. normally this is like what we're eating, right. >> we a lot of organic chefs will be there

. >> reporter: clinton voter and veteran darrel smith says trump's lack of experience still worries himcking off a lot of people. i'm afraid that it's going to end up backfiring on us, is what i'm afraid of. >> reporter: swing voters still sizing up the new president, but expecting results soon. miguel marquez, cnn, in pennsylvania, michigan and ohio. >>> that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. tune in tonight for a special primetime edition of "the lead." my guest will be house minority lead leader, nancy pelosi. i now turn you over to wolf blitzer. thanks for watching. >>> happening now, breaking news, breaking the code. the trump administration unveils the president's plan for drastic tax changes. the centerpiece, sharp reductions for businesses and individuals. what will it mean for the u.s. deficit? >>> full congress briefing in an an unusual move. senators are summoned to the white house for a briefing on north korea as the country threatens nuclear war against the united states. how members are getting their own briefing right now up on capitol hill. what is the president's na

presiding officer's board president darrell honda and joined tonight by vp frank fung commissioner lazarus,, commissioner wilson commissioner rick swig. gary container is at the control he's the board's legal assistant i'm cynthia goldstein executive director. were joined tonight by the city departments. sitting at the table in front is corey- aassistant zoning administrator and also representing the

, who spent more than a decade representing members of congress, including republican congressman darrell issa. this is a president who ran on the platform of america first. but i want to put up a map here and let's take a look at all the place the u.s.'s military is now taking action just in the last couple of weeks. syria, afghanistan, somalia. do you think the president is still pursuing this america-first agenda that he campaigned on? >> i think you look at the way in which he has engaged in foreign policy. and really, it's been a massive spectacle, whether launching 57 or 59, you know, missiles in syria, or the mother of all bombs the other day on isis. it's the spectacle of which he's gone about doing so is consistent from what we've seen from donald trump, the prop oh gand aist, the producer of reality tv. i think he believes at least that by showing and flexing american muscle, american might, that that's exactly the type of policy he's talked about in the past, which is america first, america being strong and forceful and decisive. those are the things that he attacked president

darrell lumpkin leaves court after being sentenced to four years in two firefighters, one of them died. he pleaded guilty to a gun possession charge. he said he was having a diabetic emergency when the medics forced their way into his home to help him. he opened fire, believing they were breaking in. the fire chief says it's forever changed the department. >> you approach the house a little bit differently, that you're not going to stand directly in the door, that if you do force entry, that you may move to the side. >> reporter: lumpkin was banned from owning a gun since he was convicted of an assault in the district in 1985. the judge said if he hadn't broken the law, the shooting would not have happened. in court, lumpkin, who is 62 years old, and a retired architect, said he was sorry, and he was sick at the time of the shooting. his attorney brian mcdaniel said he'll ask for the sentence to be reconsidered. >> he certainly wants the community to know that that was something he did not intend, and quite frankly, he was not i own brother who dialed 911 and pleaded for medics to brea

darrell cotton will be performing tonight. >> surprise it's me. >> yeah, yesterday chapelle and mayerdy tonight. the website event called controlled danger saying you'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll have bragging rights amongst your friends for weeks to come but there is a very strict no cellphone policy. guests will have their phones and smart watches secured that they can get after the show. tickets go on sale at live nation at 10:00 this morning. >> it's very interesting because we were just talking about it. you know, a live performance it's rude to bring out your phone but what about all that pr you get from here i am at the show. >>> there's a standoff this morning in the east bay going into its 11th hour right now. this is the focus. a murder suspect locked himself inside of a car. he's surrounded by police. we're out there live as negotiations continue. >> then later on tech workers leaving their jobs. we'll tell you what many are saying about why they've had enough. >>> an hour's long intense stand off in martinez continues. we have the latest. >> in a fall out following ann cou

host: darrell is calling in from north carolina on the independent line. what is on your mind?aller: your last caller, i agree a lot, greed does a lot to destroy countries, whether it is the environment or economically. you name it, greed is of the bottom of it. there are so many confused people calling in. the man from rhode island talking about overpopulation in poor countries. they are the ones causing the problem with the environment. needs --educated and not educated and needs to get educated. u.s.pa decreases the carbon footprint. we are doing better than in the past, but decreasing the epa by 20% will only make us a sick or and worst country. -- sicker and worst country. it will make it worse in the future. host: the united states has its own -- has to do with climate -- the impact on the climate, but we are not alone in the world. are you concerned that other countries are not doing enough to stem the effect on the environment? caller: i do agree with that. cannotbigger picture, we set policies for the world. who we do have control over is the united states. we have con

republican congressman darrell issa of california has just returned from a congressional trip to thedle east, where he met with displaced syrian families living in lebanon, jordan, and egypt. he joins me now. i want to talk to you about your trip. i know you have some pictures, as well. let me just ask you about the political news overnight, the georgia sixth district, this was a republican seat. this democrat came close, 48.1%, close to that 50% of the runoff, and the republican leader only got 19% of the vote. is this a signal of difficulty for republicans in the era of donald trump? >> well, i don't know that we can call it a great victory for republicans, but when you have 11 candidates and lots of outside groups bashing each of the republicans, you're going to tend to depress the vote. but in an 11-way race, the now republican nominee is looking at a district that only performed 1 point differently in this race than they did in the presidential race. i think that's where you have it. this was a trump district by six points, 53-47. so it's not a lot different. this is a well-educ

fox's darrell nail has reaction. >> reporter: police say robert did he say mon johnson didn't just makeies similar to these, he made really strong pot brownies for his daughter. the report says he made ten of them with cannabis inside, and then his daughter sold they will for ten bucks a piece to kids at bay side and heritage high schools. >> these were more concentrated one would take a bite of it and that would be it. not eat the whole brownie isn't cops say two kids did eat an entire brownie and it made them sick. so sick, they had to be rush to the er. >> the student was unresponsive we considered, upping, that very dangerous. they had no way of knowing what the concentration was of the thc in the brownie. got almighty. that is -- that is -- that's unheard of. >> reporter: carlton heys was shocked to hear his neighbor was accused of making pot brownies for kids. he says police flooded his street last week and took robert johnson away in handcuffs. the accused brownie baker wasn't there today but he has bonded out of jail. police went inside with a search warrant they say they found

about this and much much more, n tande from the center to have american plog, republican congressman darrella, amanda carpenter and bacari sellers, former south carolina representative. thank you for joining me. you are avenue a sitting member of congress i'll start with you. do you think that the government should shut down over this wall? >> no, i don't expect to shut down the government but we have been under republican and democratic presidents funding additions to this border fence or wall, if you prefer. this weekend, this last week i've been at the border twice, once with conman jugressman jua vargas where we stood by that wall and another with secretary kelly. san diego regions th s thahas te fence and we've had it for years. it has saved border patrol agent lives and also the lives of people attempting to cross the bore itter. >> you think the president making this go much through the southern border is right? >> if you ta you can to the border patrol agents who put their life on the line at the border they will tell you this makes them safer and it makes people attempting to cross

john: i did a biography of speaker tip o'neill and i did a biography of clearance darrell. grew up in huntington, new york. brian: how long did you work for "denver post?" "the denvered for post" twice, each time five years stents. i came back and worked for the denver post in washington. brian: how long have you not worked for a newspaper? john: since about 2003. the buyouts began and the newspaper industry began to crater. i decided that i would try to do this full-time. brian: you make a particular point of the importance of the following comment that richard nixon made in the david frost-nixon interviews in 1977. this is only 25 seconds. >> i don't go with the idea that what brought me down was a coup, conspiracy, etc. i brought myself down. i gave them a sword, and they stuck it in and twisted it with relish. i guess if i had been in their position, i'd have done the same thing. brian: how long did it take david frost to get to that point? john: that was almost to the end of the interviews. nixon opened up the interviews almost like a filibuster. i think the first ques

. >> reporter: former "snl" star darrell hammond. >> love my neighbor, ask myself and like a good neighborm is there. >> reporter: hammond noted instead of laughing, trump does -- >> like a reverse meow. >> reporter: most of the jokes were in the growner category. >> i was very reluctant to drop the bomb on syria, after all, she's been such a tremendous help on my iphone. >> reporter: it's the delivery that counts. >> i love signing, tweeting and saluting. no one salutes better than me, nobody. >> reporter: the impersonators tend to break trump down into body parts. >> the squint. >> he does a good side eye. >> the good thing is everything is within the same lexicon, tremendous, fantastic, incredible for a total disaster, >> reporter: john's no loser. he won with his jokes about replacing obamacare. >> it is going to be trump first-aid kits. >> reporter: one impersonator not in this contest was anthony. >> then bring in the arms. this is the key. >> reporter: his fake trump now hosts an entire show on comedy central for impersonators, it's not the wig, it's what's under it. >> i like the w

communications director for senator ted cruz al stewart and former spokesman for california congressman darrell isa, kirk bordella. the republicans are still trying to work out some kind of health care bill that can clear congress. but i want you to listen to the president and that face the nation interview. he talks about leaving some of the details to the state. >> because if you hurt your knee, honestly, i'd rather have the federal government focused on north korea, focused on other things than your knee. okay? or than your back. as important as your back s i would much rather see the federal government focused on other things. bigger things. now the state is going to be in a much better position to take care. because it's smaller. >> is congress trying to visit both ways or the president trying to visit both ways? get credit for repealing obama care while leaving the tough decisions to the states? >> i think that the key is they're working hard to follow-through on their campaign promises. what they learned as part of that sputing some of the decision making power in the hands of state. giv