i have been working with darryl for several years. i work in three things in a partner: us you work as hard as i do? does he have personal integrity? is he smart? he meets all three criteria. he is a number one win-win problem solver. in the board of appeals there will be any winners and losers of the losers will not feel as bad when they get the message from darryl. he has an incredible ability to read people, both said and not said, and intuitively can connect with people. he listens with compassion. and with heart. and ultimately delivers a message that will be clear but with kindness. another thing, as realtors we are challenge with integrity issues everyday. it happens and open houses, in offers, from colleagues. working with him i can say 100 percent that i trust them with both my life, my real estate dealings, and ultimately with all my clients. i fully endorse my colleague, darryl honda really doesn't answer an e-mail let me know and i will get on them. >> supervisor kim: public comment is now closed. (gavel) we have an appoin

please approve darryl's nomination to the board of appeals. thank you. >> supervisor kim: thank you. >> my nam

look who is standing in line snp it is darryl and his other brother darryl. >> there is a point to that. and i know that all statistics say they tend to be ill educated and poorer and those statistics are there, but at the same time aren't they the very people that need a bit of hope. because it is false hope. that is the problem. they take the same amount of money and invest it. and so we are teaching people that a game of chance with low probability of winning is actually the way of winning your destiny today. instead of working hard and leaving laid. >> i want to bring in two men opposite sides of the powerball. it gives false hope and it should be cancelled. >> the option would not allow that, it is important that we continue to talk about the lottery. it is not an investment. anybody that is spending too much will be the first to say don't play. get help or you know someone that is do that go. every lottery has a website that you are doing well. >> explain to me why you don't agree? >> a lot of folks have been calling this powerball fever. state lotteries represent one of public po

. >> the bus aide has been identified as darryl leon blue and has been arrested and charged. >>> a youth football coach is facing charges after a sideline hit on a 13-year-old i would -- boy. coach nathan harris appeared to shove a player from the other team as he runs out of bound. the charges follow. he said he was trying to protect himself from the player hurtling toward another player. >> no harm meant to be done. running off the field, it turned into a nightmare. >> prosecutors dropped the felony charges citing a lack of physical harm. harris is still facing a misdemeanor charge. >>> the streetings of venice, italy, look more like downtown baltimore. look at this. the city is seeing historic flooding. in some areas people are dealing with waste high floodwaters. heavy rains, strong winds have caused the water level to rise to its sixth highest level in 60 years. >> not good. all right. >>> coming up, a deliberately caused crash leads to a brawl after a race. how nascar fans are reacting to the crash that everybody is talking about. >>> today is the day we honor all our heroes. you h

darryl and mary lynch watch c-span. to you as a public service by your television provider. >> now, we joined president obama for his last event of the .aypacks i at the university of colorado at boulder, this is 35 minutes. [applause] >> hi, voters! how are you guys? how are you fired up? are you ready to hear the >> everyone agrees gives savannah a big round of applause. >> we mourn those who were lost our thoughts and prayers go out to the families who have been affected. we pledge to all of those whose lives have been turned upside down. they have still got a long way to go to deal with this incredible storm. to help those whose lives have been turned upside down. some of the local officials in new york, they have a long way to go. to deal with this incredible storm. we have also been inspired these past few days. when disaster strikes, we see america at its best. the differences that consume us, they seem to melt away. we saw it in california with the fires this summer and the terrible tragedy in aurora. there are

. >> darryl campbell is one of the inmate barbers at louisville. >> triple page, double page. >> thiss my favorite barber in here. i think he might be the best barber. >> for campbell most cuts are routine and remind him of his life on the outside. but occasionally he's called upon to groom inmates from a special wing of the jail. >> that's horrible. i'm sorry to hear that. >> this dorm is dorm 7. it's a single-cell dorm. it's a 23-hour lockdown. 23 hours in the day, 1 hour out during the day, and it's a non-compliant site dorm. >> today sergeant dejarnette will escort dorm cell inmate anthony politi to the gym. >> i was out there the other day. there were so many people out there. it was really cold. >> politi is in the dorm while psychiatric staff continue to monitor and evaluate his state of mind and medication. though he is currently considered to be stable. this will be politi's first haircut in the 3 1/2 months that he's been at louisville metro. >> come on, big cat. got your arm band? get that for me. slide that on there. >> politi has been charged and pled not guilty to murder

. >> darryl "big d" wright is serving hard time at california's aging san quentin state prison. barbers in here. we're pretty 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. >> barber shops have been a favorite stop 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

tonight, comedian darryl hammon tells us how bubba did it. >> barack obama is the only democratic nominee for president. >>> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. president obama stepped out to talk about the economy today. he reminded america that there was an election on tuesday. and the people have spoken. the president spoke from the eastroom of the white house surrounded by middle class americans. he's ready to lead on fiscal challenges facing this country. >> the american people voted for action. not politics as usual. you elected us to focus on your jobs. not ours. and in that spirit, identify invited leaders of both parties to the white house next week so we can start to build consensus around the challenges that we can only solve together. >> no heavy hand, no arrogance whatsoever. if there's one word to sum up the president's presentation today, it's this. consistent. the guy who gave the speech is the same guy who we watched on the campaign trail for the past seven months. americans want cooperation when it comes to a deal on the united states economy. a

. >> darryl wallace jr. >> ride shotgun with the stars and our turn to take the wheel for real. >> the simple, whoever reaches the fastest speed wins. here's nascar announcer espn allen bestwick with the call. >> big ron claiborne was up first. he showed he's silky smooth behind the wheel as behind the news desk handling his ride like a sprint car champ. >> that was fantastic, that was great. that was wonderful. whoo, dan, bianna and z, bring it up. >> bianna golodryga, for a gal who had no idea how to drive a stick shift she seemed to be pretty well. >> doing a great job. great job. >> a little too well, in fact. >> driver, do you have a copy? >> she's still out there, man. she's gone rogue. bianna. >> okay, driver, off the gas. off the gas. >> that guy with the checkered flag, he's never really goes owl there. >> she'll run out of gas at some point. might be tonight. >> finally she hit the pits. >> i couldn't hear anything, though. so i figured just keep driving. >> way, we kind of figured. the competition was heating up but suddenly he stalled when dan harris tried to exit pit road.

tonight, comedian darryl hammon tells us how bubba did it. >> barack obama is the only democratic nominee for president. >>> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. president obama stepped out to talk about the economy today. he reminded america that there was an election on tuesday. and the people have spoken. the president spoke from the eastroom of the white house surrounded by middle class americans. he's ready to lead on fiscal challenges facing this country. >> the american people voted for action. not politics as usual. you elected us to focus on your jobs. not ours. and in that spirit, identify invited leaders of both parties to the white house next week so we can start to build consensus around the challenges that we can only solve together. >> no heavy hand, no arrogance whatsoever. if there's one word to sum up the president's presentation today, it's this. consistent. the guy who gave the speech is the same guy who we watched on the campaign trail for the past seven months. americans want cooperation when it comes to a deal on the united states economy. a

. >> darryl and mary watched c- span on comcast. c-span, created by america's cable companies in 1979 and brought to you as a public service by your television provider. host: we are joined now via skype by democratic congressman tim ryan, a member of the house budget committee. thank you for coming on. i want to get your reaction to the october unemployment numbers that just came out. 7.9% unemployment rate, 171,000 jobs added. your take on what these numbers mean in the near future and long term? guest: their solid numbers when you think about where we are coming from, especially in ohio to have these numbers consistently moving in the right direction. it's very positive. now, with the election season here, who is going to be able to get this economy going even faster? there is a jobs bill in the congress right now and speaker john boehner will not bring it up for a vote. that would add another one or two million jobs and getting them back to work with roads, infrastructure, teachers, police, and fire. these are solid numbers, but

this from darryl. a lot should come of this.rough life we're told to get along and work together. why shouldn't our oh politicians be held to the same standard? from steven, obama needs to have romney explain to the gop that social security and medicare are not entitlements. that we actually pay into them every paycheck. and this from gary. carol, after having lunch, president obama should take mr. romney to see the movie "lincoln" and they can both share a large bucket of buttered popcorn. sounds good to me. thanks, gary. >>> please, continue the conversation. facebook.com/carolcnn. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining us today. cnn "newsroom" continues right now with ashleigh banfield. >> thanks so much, carol. hi, everybody, nice to see you. 11:00 on the east coast, 8:00 a.m. on the west coast. no matter how nasty, no matter how grueling or toxic or personal a presidential campaign can be, when it's over, it is supposed to be over. winner and loser shake hands for the good of the country, right? maybe just sit a

. >> reporter: darryl and brenda were four homes down from the train intersection and tell us this heere watching the veterans drive by in the hunt for heroes parade. >> we saw them go by. >> we waved at them. >> reporter: they could hear the horn of the approaching train, but didn't see the guardrail come down to block the intersection. >> i didn't see the guardrail down. >> reporter: as emergency groups rushed to help the victims, several witnesses ran to the wreckage and tried to help any way they could. >> pretty sad. >> it is very sad. i've said prayers for several people. >> you heard one witness say he didn't see the guardrail come down before the crash, but a spokesman for the railroad company said the gate and the lights were working. officials are working to confirm that. >>> diplomats say iran may be just months away from having everything it needs to develop a nuclear weapon. in a report reveals major concerns about what the iranians are doing underground in a bunker. that's next. humans -- even whes our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans

darryl smith says my belief of what is best for the country and the future drove me to vote early. so vote. we want you to vote. "cnn newsroom" continues now with brooke baldwin. >> thank you so much. good to see all of you on a very exciting week this monday. i'm brooke baldwin. here we go. this is the real life political thriller gripping the nation, folks, we're now hours away from the final chapter. tomorrow is the day the majority of the nation heads to the voting booth. and take a look at this here, brand-new, cnn orc polling here shows really neither guy, look at this. 49%, 49%. talk about a page turner here. but for some voters, the voting has already begun. look at the lines. you see the sign. miami-dade county, these folks waiting hours to cast their absentee ballots there. you know the deal in florida. battleground state, one of the battleground states getting a visit from mitt romney. as he and the president are maximizing each and every campaign hour. president obama is hitting wisconsin, iowa, and, of course, ohio, before heading to chicago. and very soon he will be r

this from tehran on twitter -- -- darryl on twitter -- host: can you talk about the environmental concerns out there? guest: let me say a bit, i am not an expert in that area but i am an environmentalist and all my career i have been involved in the community. we have a lot of natural gas in this country. fracking is part of the issue, but not the whole thing. it is a dual concern. on the one hand, the economy is booming. people are finding the ability to lease their land and new employment is being created. on the other hand, people are scared and concerned of the environmental and other consequences. that thing leakage at the sites, there are many environmental issues raised. first of all, the techniques need to be regulated. we need to understand that the chemicals being utilized here, that our supplies are protected and so on. in general most experts believe that if we do this responsibly, we can do it without reducing dramatically the amount of gas available. without making absolutely sure that the truth out buyers in terms of environmental practices are regulated. host: we are speaki

this from tehran on twitter -- -- darryl on twitter -- host: can you talk about the environmental concerns out there? guest: let me say a bit, i am not an expert in that area but i am an environmentalist and all my career i have been involved in the community. we have a lot of natural gas in this country. fracking is part of the issue, but not the whole thing. it is a dual concern. on the one hand, the economy is booming. people are finding the ability to lease their land and new employment is being created. on the other hand, people are scared and concerned of the environmental and other consequences. that thing leakage at the sites, there are many environmental issues raised. first of all, the techniques need to be regulated. we need to understand that the chemicals being utilized here, that our supplies are protected and so on. in general most experts believe that if we do this responsibly, we can do it without reducing dramatically the amount of gas available. without making absolutely sure that the truth out buyers in terms of environmental practices are regulated. host: we are speaki

the top republican is darryl issa. is he worth $448 million. why the surplus was wasted, dick army handed this down, a budget, for 10 years, and it did not have the wars and things online. it squandered the surplus. he gave all this away. now, what this article states is they will not raise taxes on the 1% and we're having so much problem with this, it is because they are the 1%. please pull up the article. host: you said the number in that article is 261 members of congress -- caller: yes, are millionaires or billion airs. host: right. go for it. guest: i think the caurl makes a good point. that the wealth of people in congress has in fact diverged quite a bit from the average wealth of americans. and in fact a colleague of mine wrote a great article last year looking at this trend and it's very true. over the past 30 years, the average net worth of someone in congress has grown extremely well and the average growth of the average american hasn't. i don't know if they are totally motivated however by their own incomes in terms of their tax pol

. >> darryl and mary l ynch watch c-span on comcast. >> the battle ground states in campaign 2012.at the politics in wisconsin. >> we focus on the state of wisconsin. we have the national political reporter for the journal sentinel. a couple of facts we have gathered when it comes to this state. we are looking at cannes electoral votes. we are looking at an unemployment rate of 7.3%. in composite, the president won reelection. can we start with the economics of wisconsin, particularly with that unemployment rates? can you elaborate on the unemployment rate and what it means for the state economically and politically? >> the unemployment rate is below the national rate. if you look at the trends in terms of job growth, our job growth has been slower than the national average, certainly slower than ohio, which is a battleground state that has had a positive economic trends, better than nevada at the other end of the spectrum. we are in the gray area for president obama. we had a huge, fierce debate over the recall of governor walker. economy and job, a lot of dueling statistics. the

republican congressman darryl issa chairs the house oversight committee. buildings in d.c. can only be about 12 stories high. congress passed the high law in 1910 and the law is still on the books. some say the law is antiquated and easing the height restricts could spur new communities. but preservationists say they will fight any changes. >>> our nation's service members can eat for free on veteran's day. darden restaurants is rolling out special offers. olive garden will have a special entre. longhorn steak house is offering a complimentary texas tunyan and an alcoholic beverage. veterans need to show proof of service. >>> amazon.com is adding wine to its stock list now. the online retail giant is launching amazon wine just in time for the holiday season. shoppers can find a selection of thousands of wines in a dozen different states. but for now, only residents in a handful of states and d.c. with order wine through amazon. you can basically get anything on amazon now. >> the worldwide web. >> you wouldn't have to leave -- well, tucker, within reason, basically anything