darryl was there.s in the theater right next to the one where the new batman movie was playing and where the gunman opened fire. darryl wags hit by debris that came flying through the wall connect being the two movies. darryl joins us now. thanks, darryl. >> hi, greta. >> where do we begin? how do you describe the horror of last night? >> it's hard to describe because it's chaotic. it's chaos. for us, not seeing the shooter, since we were in an adjacent movie theater, it was hard to go what was going on. the first key is we her pops and the debris coming out. we started -- people started going to the door and we stopped a minute. at least our group did that i was with for my church because we were concerned that perhaps if it was gunfire that there would be somebody out there ambushing us. >> you recognized it might be gunfire next door? >> the possibility of it. you know, we mentioned it before the people ran out and somebody actually win out and said there's somebody out there shooting. and they are

darryl, thanks so much.luck tonight. >> come out and see us. >> guys, we'll send it back to you in the studio. >> thanks a lot, kristen. still ahead, fallout from a 9 wants to know investigation into bonuses at the gsa. >>> then, a little later on, the debate over the future of the statue of joe paterno. that debate takes the sky. >>> how they are helping with security during the olympics. i have all the details coming up. >>> british lawmakers are grilling the chief of the security company that failed to recruit enough people for this summer's olympics. >> now, british authorities are getting help from the world's largest international police organization. >> there will be unprecedented security when the olympics get underway. the police organization will be keeping an eye out for trouble. >> the biggest threat people face is the possibility there's some unknown trained terrorists. >> based in france, the organization gathers intelligence for 190 member countries. police departments worldwide rely on data b

no, it wasn't dwight howard or darryl williams but it did involve the brook lib nets. according to reports they traded five players in first round picks to the hawks for joe johnson. averaging 19 points last season, the nets where hoping the acquisition of him will encourage dwight to re-sign. >>> two women tied last week. they were supposed to have a run offthis week but tarmoh backed out conceding the race to felix. all is not lost for tarmoh. she will be an alternate for the ee olympics. >>> to baseball, mark teixeira is a four-time gold glover but you wouldn't know it on this flay. elliot johnson squeaks one by tex rachlt in comes the go-ahead run. rays win 4-3. >>> seven years ago, jeff with catching touchdowns for the notre dame fighting irish. last night he wu mowing down the atlanta braves achlt career-high 11 strikeouts. bases loaded in the seventh and he scores three. don't look now but the cubbies have won four in a row. they win this one, 4-1. >>> here's a news crash. jose bautista can crush the bachlt leading 27th homer of the year. but the biggest homer w

. >> this weekend, darryl hare with the job we guild raised concerns about the race team, saying paramedics would have been more qualified to take care of head injuries. he told me the emts were there on the scene but the paramedics arrived afterwards and it seemed like a long time. could have been two minutes or ten minutes. the county fair racetrack says they quickly responded to that concern. >> just to ease everybody's concerns, to make the job yes feel more secure, we have added one extra paramedic. >> the races continued on this busy sunday. >> it's post time. in memory of jockey here ray herrera. >> and the fourth race was dedicated in his honor. >> earlier today i talked with the owner of the horse that herrera was riding. he tells me he had a very close connection to that horse and repeatedly asked to train on that horse, and asked several times if he could ride it. so the owner says it's very sad he ultimately died by being thrown from that horse. reporting live, abc-7 news. >> ama: a fremont man who survived a shark attack is talking about his experience. it happened yesterday in

and we've learned the driver of that suv is darryl watson, jr. there is a warrant out for his arrest on a probation violation. >>> explosive e-mails. the man who killed 13 people at fort hood could have been stopped. that is the conclusion from a new report blasting the fbi for ignoring red flags. fbi agents missed obvious warning signs that hassan presented a potential danger. those are the findings in a blunt report from william webster. his report concludes individuals who handled the hassan information made mistakes. they conducted more than 100 interviews and reviewed documents including 18 e-mails exchanged between hassan and radical al qaeda group. the aim is to kill enemy soldiers or helpers. hassan wrote 16 of the e-mails and alakki only responded twice. fbi agents decided he was not a real threat but there was disconnect. fbi agents in san diego saw all the e-mails. while their counter parts a t the washington field office of wfo saw only two. one san diego agent asked why washington was so disinterested in hassan even asking if he was

darryl parks is one of the attorneys representing the family of trayvon martin. he joins us now. seeing that interview and i'm sure that you along with mr. crump and the family have watched that. what is the overall reaction to the interview and the way that george zimmerman discussed that evening where trayvon martin lost his life? >> we are appalled. at the end of the day, as you listen to the whole interview, george zimmerman never really takes full responsibility for his actions. so it's as if he believes that he had the right to follow trayvon, to stalk trayvon and that trayvon didn't have the right to be where he was. he doesn't have any regrets. takes no responsibilities for his actions. we're very appalled by that. >> during one exchange, hannity suggested that zimmerman's account of trayvon martin's behavior, from what he told police dispatchers, take a listen to this. >> tried to maybe get in the mind-set. we've learned that trayvon was speaking to his girlfriend supposedly at the time, maybe he was afraid of you, didn't know who you were? >> no. >> why do you think tha

. >> reporter: former jockey darryl haire says that the mood is somber among his fellow athletes. >> just a wake-up call knowing that this could happen to them any time. >> i don't think there is a guy out there that does not know the risk involved when they get on the back of the horses. the weight of the horses is at least ten times weight of the jockey, at least. >> reporter: the horse was not injured and crossed the finish line alone. >> tough. riders always are getting hurt. you hit the side the gate sometimes. there is always little bruises that you get, all the time. you always kind of toughen it up, cowboy it. >> reporter: herrera was quiet, polite. he had only ridden ten races in california but he had been a jockey for at least ten years competing in oregon and washington. >> he loves competing against these california riders. he totally enjoyed it. he died doing what he loved to do. >> reporter: herrera was from mexico but lives in southern california with his uncle. an autopsy is being done. and the california horse razeeing board had launched an investigation. in just a h

darryl is calling from chicago. >> caller: hi, bill. the republicans really having the minds of probably like more than half the people on this, global warming to do something about it, it is going to cost money short-term and most people do not want to hear about it. as stupid as that is, they just don't see any connection. it is obvious. when you keep throwing garbage into the air into the water yes, it should have an effect but people, if it is going to cost something now, they would rather close their eyes to it and figure that -- don't do anything and god's going to take care of it. this is the way it always is. >> bill: darryl, it is costing something now in the sense that -- destroying the corn crop, the soybean crop as well as other crops not to mention the damage that this is going to do to livestock particularly dairy -- the dairy farms right? and prices at the supermarket. so we're already talking about consumers paying a price because -- and look at the properties that are going to be underwater now and people not be able to

. >>> house republican darryl issa is pushing an idea to tax those who live outside of the dose areaut work in d.c. >> he wants to look into challenging that act, arguing d.c. is the only place in the country with such a restriction. man, that's love. >> i don't think too many people are going -- >> not when you consider how many people come from northern virginia and maryland into the district. >>> let's talk about a man on the moon. can you imagine what his commuter tax would be. how about a machine on mars? >> details of nasa's latest plans for space exploration. stay with us. -- how about a man on mars? . >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of colorado. our sister station in denver is telling us several people are dead after a gunman opened fire at a movie theater in the denver suburb of aurora. we hearing reports that the shooting happened during a midnight screening of the dark knight rises. one suspect is allegedly in custody right now and another is still on the loose. we will bring you the latest throughout the morning so stay tuned here to fox 5. >>> checking consum

darryl is an eyewitness. he was in the theater right next door.re about 16 different screens in this theater. they were showing the batman movie in three different ones. the shooting happened in theater 9. darryl, where were you? >> in theater 8. >> steve: okay. so you're in theater 8. describe what happened. >> well, the movie just started. our movie started 12:01 and that's right 9 started at 12:09. we got in early. and just started and all of a sudden, thereof some pops. we looked over and saw smoke and then i had gotten hit in the leg with debris. at the time, we didn't know what it was. i'm not injured or anything, but like the guy next to me got hit in the arm. another guy got hit in the shoulder. >> steve: by what? >> we don't know. it was dark. the bullets were coming through the wall. now we know there was a shooting, this stuff was coming through the wall. debris was coming through the wall. we were trying to figure it out. we looked over and immediately people started running out. a woman was grabbing her face and people started leaving

the idea that it's congress against the executor and the like just avoids what darryl "no relation" edison, is that the party structure system is more important than the structures that a republican congress was happy to give george w. bush authority that was actually based on a win-win resolution. and i think that if we're going to talk about checking and balancing and i'm not sure how one does it, but to rely on congress vigorously, to assert its own prerogatives against the president of their party, so to speak, clearly doesn't work and more power resolution is based on the notion of the national government that hasn't been accurate since 1800. >> i don't think people in congress want to fix the war powers resolution as a convenient symbol as congress was doing something as war powers to avoid doing the things that congress could do. you can cut off funds and not pay for conflicts. libya might have been so small that we could have waged the whole thing by reprogramming money in the defense department. you this h to vote an appropriation for kosovo right away. it was one of the things an

in their advertising any gains related merchandise must be official and according to still hold a darryl that's not easy it's too much for rich we review small businesses we call open an account with huge companies and that's one experimental versus one. you know which we really small business i would love to but would like to it's created an uneasy relationship between locals and the games are the corporate monster is such that it's negativity to the games itself which is a sports event so what's a local people a bit upset and not particularly positive to the caves is really to see structures with the coverage and coated with the corporate sponsorship so from that point of view i don't like it despite the much vaunted olympic spirit it turns out the greatest show order isn't for everyone while the fat cats sit back and watch the olympics cash race in the london as the streets seize up because of special olympic traffic lanes. commuter trains. as they route the day. you can watch as the queen. greeted. all of. slash. the. show. is in the grip of a double dip recession with unemployment a

>>neil: and darryl was in the theater and joins me on the phone. how are you holding up? >>guest: doing well, thanks. >>neil: you were in the theater when this happened? >>guest: i was in theater eight. >>neil: next door. what did you hear? >>guest: we were there. at first you mentioned the sounds and you had the police tapes. i made my heart race and start reliving what happened. but, what we heard, we heard "pops," and saw smoke and the bullets were coming through our wall. we didn't know what was doing on because we didn't see the shooter, obviously, but we her things. we could see things. people got hit. we didn't necessity with was going on. other what it was. people had different ideas. i thought it was fireworks. a kid brought fireworks into the movie. people then started running and i thought, well, kids threw fireworks and they took off. but when the fire alarm went off, we started going out, something inside me, i am former military and something told us not to go out the door because if it was a gun it could be like an ambush and i tried to get people around to

showing no regard for the lives around him, as he tore through city and county streets. 26-year-old darryl watson is in custody now after fleeing police with police hot on his tail. >> he was located 25 minutes later hiding inside an abandoned home off reece road. >> reporter: watson's run from the law started in baltimore city. preliminary reports say officers tried to stop watson after he sideswiped a car and kept going. police followed him through downtown streets. watson hopped on 97 south towards anne arundel county. police called off their pursuit and alert anne arundel county police of the man coming their way. sky eye 13 stayed with watson as he drives erratically during rush hour on the highway, coming close to running some cars off the road. >> certainly a dangerous situation. not just in our county, but in other areas, putting police in jeopardy. >> reporter: watson eventually gets off on telegraph road, speeding through a residential neighborhood. he smashes into a gold sedan. the driver was left stunned. >> pretty crazy, but justice prevails, i guess. >> reporter: watson's his

darryl, tell us what happened. gunfire came through your theater, didn't it? >> yes. we heard repetitive popping noises and we saw smoke, and then things were hitting us and we didn't know what that was. for my group, we were far enough away where it didn't hurt us, but we felt things hitting us. there were people running out with -- like a young girl, i remember seeing her holding her face. i don't know what happened to her, if she was hurt. they were sitting close to the wall where, adjacent to theater 9. >> when did it dawn on you that something was going terribly wrong next door? >> well, the fire alarm went off, and people started getting up and going out the exits, and i was in the military when i was 17, i joined. and at least in my group, i, you know, said hey, we shouldn't go out so quick, because if that was actually a gun, there could be somebody there ambushing us. and when i knew that it was real is when people did make it to the door, because the movie never stopped, and it was in the middle of a scene where there was gunfire on the screen, so all that w

. >> darryl "big d" wright is serving hard time at california's aging san quentin state prison.ty steady. you know, they come in. one of us try to be here at all times. so we all have to know how to cut all kind of hair. >> as with any barber, it's important to keep the customers satisfied. that's especially true when your clients are inmates. >> you know, occasionally guys, they drop by and want to give you a little something if you give a good haircut, you know? want to give you a soup or something like that or a canned good or something like that. it's not a mandatory thing but they won't let you refuse them. you know what i'm saying? they won't let you refuse them. >> barbershops have been a favorite spot for "lockup crews at prisons nationwide. >> any man that walks through the door can get a haircut and he'll get a good haircut. he might not get a whole lot of layers and feathers and all that, but he'll get a good haircut. >> we met willard lucas at indiana state prison. he had been working the same chair for 26 years. >> my special haircut is a taper haircut. and my other

joining me now is darryl lewis and alicia menendez. the host of "huff post live."ood to see you. you've covered weiner a long time. how much of this is true? >> what we're hearing is -- or what you are observing is that he over a year of saying almost nothing publicly popped up on a raid know show for an interview, seems to be finding his way into newspapers. and you know, if you know the reporters and know the relationship he had with reporters, you have to assume that this is stuff that he either knew about or had a friend or an associate send to these media outlets to sort of get some talk going. and it makes all the sense in the world to sort of take the temperature of the city and see if people are open to a weiner candidacy. >> alicia, he has $4.5 million. and that's probably more than anyone that is thinking of running for mayor next year other than the local -- >> no one has that. >> so he would be very formidable in terms of finances. he's got name recognition. does the scandal. >> when you look back to the heat of the scandal, new yorkers are more forgivi

police tried to stop 26-year-old darryl watson jr. for a seat belt violation on druid hill avenue yesterday evening. but he took off, leading police on a pursuit to the edge of baltimore city, where they called off the chase. sky team followed the car on to route 100. the car andilted on to telegraph road and centers crossed the center line and slammed into another car. officers with canine caught him in a vacant house half a mile away. >> very scary, because had i left work when i was supposed to, i could have been a part of that accident, which, thank god, i stayed at work a little late. >> police say watson was not the owner of the vehicle he was driving and was in violation of a parole warrant no. one was injured during the chase. >> we knew storms were coming last night, but the rain was awfully heavy. currently more than 7,000 customers are still without power this morning, but that's down from nearly 30,000 since the storm first hit. take a look at some of the flooding in the fells point area last night. no surprise, the low-ly

. >> the passenger turns out to be 23-year-old darryl brown from hartford, connecticut. the cops later find out he's a member of a gang called the blood and he's fleeing hartford because he was involved in a carjacking the night before. >> he seriously injured the man involved and he was made to believe from a third party that he had killed the person so he thought he was dealing with a homicide as well. >> he jumped in a taxi and told him to head for the albany area. >> he told the driver to keep driving. >> he would let him know when he got there. you can see him wading his hands putting his head out the side window. in a dramatic move he makes a run for it. >> he thoughted to trooper henry to let him go with him. >> trooper henry while retreating to the rear is telling the cab driver, put your hands up, i want to see your waistband. he wanted to make sure he wasn't a co-conspirator or a buddy. >> with the cab driver out, daryl opens pyre and shoots out the back window. >> he fired seven shots very quickly. he knocked out the back window and peered around then his eigh

police say they tried to stop 26-year-old darryl watson jr. for a seat belt violation. it started in the 1800 block of druid hill avenue yesterday evening, but he took off. that led police on a pursuit right to the edge of baltimore city, where they then called off their chase. sky team 11 followed the car on to i-97 -- i-95, then on to i-97, then on to route 100. the car eventually exited off telegraph road. it crashed into a vehicle after it crossed the center line. the suspect bailed out, started running off into the wooded area. officers with canine units did eventually catch up with him. they found him in a vacant house about half a mile away. >> very scary, because had i left work when i was supposed to, i could have been a part of that accident, which thank god, i stayed at work a little late. >> police say watson was not the owner that have vehicle he was driving n. violation of a parole warrant. no one was injured during the chase. >> we knew the storms were coming last night, but man, was that heavy rain. currently there are thousands of bg&e customers without

>> uss cole is named after darryl s. cole, a marine sergeant who was posthumously award the medal of honor for his actions in iwo jima in world war ii. >> and how old was this ship when you were in yemen? >> 4 1/2 years old when we pulled in. she had been commissioned in the navy. the official ceremony was in june 1996. so a fairly new destroyer, modern equipment. she had already made one deployment and had come back to the united states, gone through a small maintenance and retrofit period, and had done a training cycle of about 16 months before we deployed in august of 2000. >> how long had you been on her and what was your rank and position? >> on october 12, 2000, i had been in command of the ship for about 15 months, and i was a commander in the united states navy. >> explain how a man can be, or a woman, can be a commander on a ship but still be the captain. >> well, the way the navy works it doesn't matter whether you're a lieutenant in charge of a patrol craft or a navy captain in charge of a cruiser or aircraft

. >> he said -- >> he looks like darryl hammond from "saturday night live" wearing a crazy wig. >> that'sful head of hair. >> i love that. >> you do? >> wonderful a kind. >> looks like wild donald trump hair. >> why can't the concert start on time? started an hour and a half late. >> we don't know that. >> we don't know that. >> they try to get them to start on time. maybe it didn't. i would love to know that. but going into it, bruce alone, got to be a long show. >> isn't he a sir? >> paul mccartney? >> yes. >> pulled the mic on the sir? >> don't you get some rights as a sir? >> again, not said like that. >> how did paul say it? >> our english viewers are going to write in -- >> please write in and tell us not to do our accent. >> 77 now. i appreciate it, because mine is worse. 75 in baltimore. 73 in fredericksburg. warm, mild start. going to be a hot one today. highs in the mid-90s. lots of water. we've been through this many times already this summer. mini heat wave the next couple of days. quieted things down. big area of high pressure out to our west. this is a big block in the atmos

darryl is out in farmington hills, michigan. what do you say darrell? >> caller: good morning.for what the president said for how he is labeling it and phrasing it. let's do this move. i think it is the right move. right statement of the way to go. >> bill: it was very powerful. he said since we all agree on this or say we do, then let's just do it. >> politically no's no way to walk around that statement and get away clean. economic improvements, not a game and really in reality the 2% that has enjoyed a lot of the benefits from the past are actually best set to take full advantage of any improvement in the economy. so, in fact, this is not just for the 98%. it is for 100% of the country. >> bill: you know what, darrell? i made this prediction yesterday. on another station. i believe that in the end i think obama's going to win this one. i think it will be like the student loans that the republicans will huff and puff and say no, no, no, no, we're not going to keep the student loans at 3.4% unless you agree you'll get rid of all of the preventive care stuff in the healthcare b

i tell the story of darryl strawberry who is a guy who had a $22 million contract and he fell the longestistance of anybody i know to be flat on his back and to have nothing. and until he filled that well with the love of god, he was not a content person. he is now a very content guy. >> squire rushnell, we appreciate it. the book is "divine alignment." >> thank you. good to be here. still ahead on "starting point" an unprecedented rematch with an olympic spot on 0 the line, but will these two sprinters even get to the starting line tonight? some developing news on that story to tell but. >>> plus new jersey governor chris christie is known for his blunt style. wait until you hear what he had to say to a reporter who apparently asked the wrong question at the wrong time. rs ad talking about the ford summer sales event. "oh, wow." "now this would definitely be the car i would want to get." like the fusion? "we love the fusion." mileage matters? "absolutely." up to 33 miles per gallon. the sync system. you can take all the mus and put it into the hard-drive. he just got a glimpse of some 21

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eric holder being held in contempt of congress for failing to turn over s&ped documents to chairman darrylrt is the first of three to be issued from the congressional investigation. all five named in this report have been reassigned, but remain employed in the atf. gretchen. >> all right. kelly wright, thank four dissecting that for us this morning. now for other headlines. a judge awarding the families of 59 americans killed in 9/11 $6 billion in their suit targeting iran and al-qaeda. but will the families actually ever see a single penny is unclear. al-qaeda is on its last legs and the taliban is still at war with the u.s. and that has them seek assets overseas. >> they might feel different about being on their last legs u bailed them out and now there's word this morning general motors is sending millions of dollars of cash overseas. you heard that right. the car company is reportedly giving $600 million over the next seven years to manchester united for seven years sponsorship. in return the team will wear chevrolet on their jerseys and gm will be able to call itself manchester united

and darryl tweets "banking on facebook, number one issue, 3,500 people like your payroll deposit, especially bucks to." all right, i like them. i like them. >> look, i still believe that when you get -- i question why do you need a credit card? why can't you deal directly with your card? >> everything be a debit or -- >> yeah. on your phone. think about this middle man. what does visa really provide? what does mastercard provide? wouldn't the retailers like to deal directly with you and your phone? >> what about your credit? you're saying your transactions could be changed, but not the -- you'd still have credit. >> the issue is lending. you want to lend, but i think for debit card -- why do i need a debit card when i can go right in my phone, go right to jcpenney and buy a pair of khakis -- i never buy a pair of khakis again at jcpenney! >> by the way, never say never. >> you're right. >> you said earlier, it's not over until it's over. >> you only live twice! >> jcpenney, by, another low. >> i forgot to buy my venetian blinds there. >> but you're talking about transactions that are occurri

. >> dave: my winner from darryl on twitter biggest lie men tell, i don't think she's that pretty.t look at her. >> ainsley: maria, can you relate to those. >> i've heard those before. mike, you look great. i like, your shirt, tie combination, looking good. >> mike: what color is my tie. >> striped. you caught me. and you want to talk about the heatwave across the country from the rockies to the east coast, and temperatures could reach again upper 90's into the triple digits and factor in the humidity and it's hotser out there and the re see temperatures because we have a large area of high pressure in place, across the center of the country and when we get the mourt out and around the high pressure system you actually get the showers and thunderstorms, firing up and some of those today could produce the weather south of great lakes into the mid atlantic and some of those could produce some large hail and damaging winds and some of the the same areas that got hit hard, friday night could see more of that, otherwise clicking ahead quickly we'll see some of the high temperatures for