hello, darren. >> hello, what a morose story to come out of?, you know, here is darren. >> stephanie: here is radical singer darren criss. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> stephanie: i don't know if you remember this, but we saw you at the green inaugural ball and you were having trouble getting in -- and we had to tell the event organizer, don't you know who that is. >> i always say the best way to not get into somewhere is to assume anybody shows you and gives a shhhhh -- >> stephanie: all right. darren you are kicking off your tour which is very exciting. it is 16 cities and entitled listen up. >> yeah, it's a chance for me to get new songs out there, that anybody who saw me before or after "glee," or however way they are interested in my music, i have been in studio for a while now. 26 years in the making, and you make all of this guesswork in studios and your office and in my studio i am always writing different things, and there's a separation between -- you know, the people who are supporting you and interested in what you are doing, and kind of

i actually meet darren criss in the bathroom.whole different story. >> stuff happens. >> yes. i thought obama was hilarious. >> i read, i didn't see it but he was very funny. >> he poked a lot of fun at himself. conan o'brien went really hard on cnn. they're both -- they were both really funny. >> was conan reading? it looked like he was reading. i didn't see it. i just saw bits and pieces. but it looked like he was looking down a lot. >> yeah, he was. he had a lot of fun with the gavel that was up there. and i had a really good time. nice -- the "vanity fair" party was a lot of fun. talked to the woman, jessica pare, who plays don draper's wife on "mad men." yeah. she's a gorgeous lady. i feel like i'm losing your attention. >> we're out of time. >> okay. >> ever since she's soeber you're no fun. >> five days. >> congratulations. don't forget to check out andy's books. it's called "most talkative: stories from the front lines of pop culture." >> in paperback. >> we've got simple solutions to dealing with hal toesis. asionaconsti

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im darren jordon. here are the top stories. from rescue to recovery, hopes fade of finding any survivors in bangladesh's worst ever industrial accident. the taliban and pakistan attacked the offices of secular parties ahead of the general election. a media crackdown, iraq suspends 10 satellite television channels. two policemen are shot outside the italian prime minister's office as the country's new government was sworn in. a school in the united states holds its first into racial prom nearly 60 years after the end of segregation. -- interracial prom nearly 60 years after the end of segregation. welcome to the program. the search for survivors after a building collapse in bangladesh has all but ended. heavy machinery has been brought in to begin the cleanup after an eight story illegal construction came down on wednesday. it is the deadliest disaster to hit the garment industry in the country. our correspondent was at the scene. >> hope of finding more survivors faded on sunday. officials leading the operation started using he

i met darren criss in the bathroom. which is a whole different story. they were both really funny. >> was conan -- it looked like he was reading -- i just saw bits and pieces, but it looked like he was looking down a lot. >> he was, he had a lot of fun with the gavel that was up there. and i had a good time, nice, you know, "vanity fair" party was a lot of fun. i talked to the woman, jessica peret who plays don draper's wife on "mad men." i feel like i'm losing your attention. >> we love you. >> yeah, you, too. >> ever since you're sober, you're no fun. >> five days! >> don't forget to check out andy's book, it's called "most talk tiv" stories from the front lines of pop culture. >> in paperbook. >>> don't come too close, simple solutions for dealing with bad ♪ break the ice with breath-freshening cooling crystals. ice breakers. ♪ [ female announcer ] nothing gets you going quite like the power of quaker oats. today is going to be epic. quaker up. excuse me. would you mind moving your enormous phone? you mean the enormously awesome galaxy? ping! search

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darren williams, 22. nets shot 56% from the field. reverse slam.es game one in a blowout. >>> celtics and knicks at madison square garden. knicks, j.r. smith, beast. as an example. throw-down. 15 points, five boards, off the bench. nba's leading scorer, carmelo anthony, toying with brandon bass. look at this. he had 36. knicks tame game one. all the home teams won. >> least tee it up. pga tour, last year's winner karl peterson teeing off next to a colony cannon. wagner, right on line. this might go in. he is 4-under with a bird. seven shots back. webb simpson, second after a low round of the day. 10-under on the tournament. one back of charlie hoffman. 4 of his first five holes and add this long birdie an 15. the leader at 11-under, needs a haircut but shot 11-under after shooting a bogeying free 5 under 66. >> gnawing all dale for the san francisco dog fish. part of the new major league ultimate frisbee league. the first quarter, the long pass to max. nice catch. 2-0 dog fish. i love saying the word. then in the second, evan finds the defensive cu

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joining us is darren rozelle, to area closest to where mclellan and his wife were killed. it's very nice to have you here. thank you for talking with us tonight. i'm sure this is a difficult time. >> thank you, rachel. it has been. i appreciate a lot of your comments in your opening statements there. one being that mike mclellan was one of the top elected law enforcement officials in our country. i understand this is a nationwide story, but it is home to us. and it's really impacted us and hurt our community there in forney and the county. and the mclellan family is hurting beyond anything i can even understand. >> absolutely. well, as we're trying to figure out whether these might just be unrelated events that seem to happen close together and close in time or whether they are connected, is there a sense of -- in the county, in kaufman county at home as everybody is dealing now with these two murders of senior law enforcement officials, is there a sense of fear? is there an assumption locally that they are connected and people ought to be worried? >> to an extent there ha

i'm a little echoey. >> stephanie: that's all right. >> we met darren at the inauguration.e was, and he was having a little bit of

darren, he went off like a jet.ed like -- in the "back to the future 2" planes chasing after him. i said, are you good, he said i'm good. and he went right underneath the fence and went right to work. >> what did you first see? >> the first thing was just standing in a pool of blood when i came from under the fence and you kind of just look around to assess what is going on and who needs help. so i just -- wherever you could, just started applying tourniquets and bandages, whatever ones you could. luckily someone else was out there and they brought in medical bags so we could make some sort of tourniquets. >> i heard runners were taking off their shirts for tourniquets. >> oh, yeah. >> anything. people were -- anybody that was probably in the medical field or police, fire, off duty, people were just flocking to that. runners taking their shirts off, applying them as tourniquets, boston fire, ems and police did a great job, unbelievable job. >> our city does a great job with -- ever since 9/11 of training us with mas

darren joins me from yorkville capital. welcome. you're here to talk infrastructure, but the conference is about infrastructure, but what you're talking about, really, are some of the opportunities that the u.s. now offers, given a lot of the big changes we've recently seen when it comes to shale gas. >> absolutely. i will start out with two questions for you today. what's the fastest growing energy producing country in the world? >> i'm going guess it's the u.s. >> correct, number one. we've grown our oil production by 2 million barrels in the last two months. it's incredible. we'll be energy independent by 2020 and by 2017 we'll be larger than saudi arabia. >> we've heard some of this chatter and there are people that say it sounds like a good story, but for infrastructure reasons it's not going to happen. why are you so convinced that this will happen? and what changes need to happen in order to basically be able to not only refine, but also distribute these fuels? >> that's the whole point. the second question i was going to ask

with collins' twin brother, darren, a former nba player himself, tweeting, very proud of you. >> he hasse. >> reporter: jason collins himself reacting, tweeting, i knew i was chosing the road less traveled but i am not walking it alone. dan harris, abc news, new york. >> incredible amount of support has been thrown behind him already. his own coach tweeting, a pretty long quote, he said, we are extremely proud of jason and support his decision to live his lifeudly andy. he has been a leader on and off the court. an outstanding teammate throughout his nba career. those qualities will continue to serve him as a player and as a positive role model for others of all sexual orientation. >> also nike, this is important because they're an advertiser and there's money at stake. we admire jason's statement and proud he is a nike athlete. nike believes in a level playing field where an athlete's sexual orientation is not a consideration. >> that is the bottom line. >> kobe bryant, arguably best player in basketball, tweeted some very positive things as well. certainly getting plenty of support. >

darren roselle is the mayor in the city where the victims were found.you. >> good morning. >> are people freaked out down there? are they freaked out? >> it's made the national news, so obviously it is a big story. and i understand why, because this is a targeted attack on a high-ranking elected official. what's impacted us the most is not only has this happened in our nation, it's happened in our hometown, our community and our county. obviously a lot of people are on edge. our primary concern is for the mcclellan family and how they feel. they lost both of their parents on one weekend in such a horrific manner. >>steve: i know a lot of people are on edge down there, in shock because a lot of folks -- and in fact you knew this family as well. he was your district attorney in your county. but this was not random. this was targeted because he was one of the good guys. that's one of the things that is disturbing, is it's always bad when the bad guys are able to kill the good guys. >> it's unsettling. i heard the clip of governor perry there. i agree with

constitution" -- " hassunday denver post this headline -- from "the detroit sunday free press" -- darrens joining us from louisiana, the democrats line. good morning. caller: good morning. i just want to make a comment -- i have been working almost 25 years and my profession. i do not want to say where i but i noted from the last 15 years -- i was listening to ,he comment of the tax attorney and something went through me. -- have a person that talks that gets $4000 back. sixincome alone is about or seven times more than what that person is getting back. as a middle-class working person, we are getting killed by everything. are paying a mild amount of taxes, and then, on one side of the scale, we have huge incomes , and then a person on the other side of the scale pain almost nothing with the huge income -- paying almost nothing with the huge income. i think we should pull away the loopholes. we should just have the people pay the taxes by what the law says. host: daryn, thanks for the call. a lot of you are weighing in on our facebook age -- page -- from san antonio, texas, the democrats