oh, darryl. i am glad to be in your life too. your card is more beautiful than the gloves. - my first task as special project manager, dwight schrute? assembling a crack team. i need people who are loyal. people who will help me get an inroad with the gay-hispanic community. people who won't be missed. we don't need idiots. - this hurts. - good for nothings. meth-heads. or-- what's your name? - kathy. - kathy. [phone beeps] - i just got a text from robert california that says, "bring your clubs to florida." - why? does he think you're going to florida? - i hope not, because i am not going. two question marks. - no, just do one. two question marks is kind of aggressive. you know, it's like, "wh--what?" just do one. - you want to take darryl, phyllis, toby, angela, and oscar? - yes. - can i interest you in someone less essential? like a-- a creed or a meredith perhaps? - are you kidding me? i'm supposed to get on an airplane with those nincompoops? we'd never make it off the runway. - i gotta keep this office functioning somehow, s

>> darryl phillips jr. >> oh.on of a hero. >> why don't you have dinner with us? >> oh, oh, no, no, no. >> you don't want to do that. >> that's okay. >> yeah, you -- it's a pleasure to meet you. excuse me. >> nice to meet you, son. huh? >> yes. i guess there's something you got to do. >> i'm afraid so, son. surrender your weapon. this ammo is old. it would have jammed or blown up in your face. >> how did you know that -- >> you'll learn when you enlist. >> yes, sir. >> what's that? >> sir, yes, sir, colonel, sir. >> all right. you're dismissed. >> whew. i got the nerve to take the exam now. give me the shot. come on. >> what shot? procedure is over. >> what? doc, look me in the eye. look me dead in the eye and just tell me, am i gonna die? >> absolutely. >> how long i got? how long cora got her daddy for? >> another 30 years. [ laughs ] >> ha ha ha. >> you're fine, but listen. prostate cancer is the number-two killer of black men in america. >> wow. what's number one? >> black women. no! i kid! >> oh! ha ha! >> it

darryl mcdaniels gives us his take on where hip hop is headed. ♪ ♪ >> from adee does suits to rap rockion, award winning group, run dmc proved to be a tend setting force in hip hop. 30 years later, fonding member, darryl mcdaniels is still using his music as a political tool. dmc joins us now on set. by the way we're going to call you d daryle, because that's what you asked. >> yes, please. >> we are so excited to have you here. i used to torture my grand pashth -- parents listening to your music. but i loved it. >> yeah, it was a good time, a good era. somebody told me today, man, i was 3 years old sitting there listening to my father's cassettes. >> i was rocking oshkosh bah gosh instead of adidas. when you say that run dmc is here, we got a whole bunch of community. and we're joined today with four hip hop enthusiasts. loyal stream team as you know you are the third member of the show. >> d there seems to be a lot of nostalgia for old school hip hop, like it was the real deal. and you are part of that. >> yeah. >> give us some of your most vivid memories. >> well, it was a unique ti

we're joined by darryl rogers, the campaign and communicates he director at the alliance for natural health. thank you very much for being with us, these diedary supplements include vitamins, minerals, herbal remedies, sexual enhancement and body building.

. ♪ >> we're back with darryl mcdaniels of run dmc, better known as d.ou have a lot of young people ask you for advice, what was your advise to them in 1988 and how is it now? >> it's really no different. i speak from experience, what i have seen. one of the things i say to the young people is the reason why hip hop is so successful, is [ laughter ] >> we listen to our elders. we listen to what the eld - elders would tell us. we applied it to the world we're living in now, and put that total experience of their knowledge and wisdom on a record. so if i'm 18 years old, speaking at 18 what the elders gave me, and then 17 to the age of 2 hears me on the rap song speaking all of this knowledge of wisdom, that kid who is it a years old, hearing meat 18, by the time he gets 18, he is highly evolved. we don't have that anymore. when i was 16 years old, and i went into a room with 18 year olds, i left with something valuable. when i was 18 and sat in the room around 22 and 25 year old people, i left with something valuable. the problem now is i can sit there and

darryl and andy: ♪ please, mr.resident ♪ if you wanna give hope a whirl ♪ ♪ bring our troops home safe and sound ♪ ♪ says this little girl - [continues in falsetto] ♪ please, mr. president - one second, one second, one second. so...the song is from the point of view of a little girl. - yeah. - but you're singing it. - yeah. but i'm using my falsetto. - no, that's not a good idea. i don't think it's a very good song. - yeah, well, it'd sound a lot better if you actually sang with some soul. - oh, i never sing with soul. - that's a lie. - i could sing it. - i just was hoping maybe you'd save your voice in case we did a novelty song about frogs. - but my voice is unique. like bob dylan. - okay, three-way argument between a drummer, a keyboardist, and the front man lead singer. wonder who's gonna win this one. two, three, four-- - i'm gonna take off my coat, if you don't mind. it's a bit warm in here. - hel...lo! - oh, no, no, no. don't... - people can't keep their true natures hidden for long, and this guy is smolderi

we're joined by darryl rogers, the campaign and communicates he director at the alliance for natural health. thank you very much for being with us, these diedary supplements include vitamins, minerals, herbal remedies, sexual enhancement and body building. darryl these things come in pill jars bottles capsules, most people who take these every day think of them as drugs. why doesn't the fda treat them that way? >> they are simply not drugs. the fda regulates dietary supplements and the ftc regulates, the manufacturing sales and distribution of dietary supplements. the fda uses dozens of laws and regulations to regulate these products but the most important point to make here is they are not drugs. they are naturally occurring products. they are naturally occurring substances in nature and fda regulates them similar to food substances. because over decades almost a century's worth of regulation of dietary supplements fda has found that and congress have found that the best regulatory structure for them is to regulate them similar to foods. >> john, you think that the fda should be mor

darryl, man, you're on facebook. why you been telling people you're not on facebook? people want to be your friend, man! all right, and, you, this guy-- you're the one who told the press. you wrote an email to the editor. i saw it, and i also saw a quicktime movie of your little printer fire test on your hard drive. this guy's the snitch. he's the snitch. so that's it. check it out. - we're gonna believe that guy? - when i was growing up, there was nothing better than being a big ol' business tycoon. - mm. - and i thought i'd break that glass ceiling. i'd be a hero to all those little girls out there... and they'd make a barbie out of me. - hmm. - i hate that i sell cheap printers. i do. but if i have to go out there in front of the press and make one of them public-apology recalls, i mean... that's all i'll ever be remembered for. nobody will want to play with my barbie. - you know, i would be willing, under the right circumstances, to do that for you. - oh, honey, surely you don't want that. - i-i surely do. and don't call me honey. [both laugh] airplane ii. - i'm a

stephanie and darryl manns were out for the evening. >> we got back about midnight. bed. >> when they come home that night, their cat, lola, isn't around. but that's not unusual. the couple isn't alarmed. lola, coming and going, has been part of her routine since they took her in as a stray seven months earlier. >> she's outside the house, and we fed her ever since. a faithful cat. >> a fun-loving, independent feline who also likes the outdoors. >> she's never really been a home cat. she's always been out and about. >> the next day, no sign of lola. again, they aren't worried, as they leave their house at 5:00 p.m., they have no idea what's in store. >> i heard a cat meowing, but it didn't sound quite right. is sounded like it had been hurt or something. i basically had to look around and didn't see her in the gardens. >> after a couple of minutes of searching, darryl opens their green trash bin. there, sadly looking up at him, is lola. >> the last place we looked, never expected to find a cat in there. could have died in there or anything. no one could have found he

. >> the passenger turns out to be 23-year-old darryl brown from hartford, connecticut.s later find out he's a member of a gang called the bloods and is 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 ready as well. >> brown jumped in a taxi and told the connecticut driver to head for the albany area. >> he told the driver to keep driving. to look for signs for albany. he would let him know when he got there. >> you can see the driver frantically waving his hands, putting his head out the side window. then in a dramatic move, he makes a run for it. >> he shouted 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, darryl brown opens fire and shoots out the back window. >> he fired seven shots very qu

again (clapping) >> knoll let me introduce our tremendous leader in the california state senate darryl stein beggar. >> good afternoon to leaders from the bay area. when i hear people talk about this bridge and today's events the touchstone that is most often talked about is 1989 the earthquake. and this is, of course, appropriate. but as steven said earlier the touchstone for this great california event could be just as easily been 1936 the year the bridge was build. for in 193 of this country was in the midst of the great depression. a signal to renewed civic effort proved that the pioneer spirit still lives. and now, of course, it the 2012 and we're here again. today, we decade this new span worked through the toughest economic times since the great demonstration. we must make is a symbol a time of growth not just holding on. more californians working in jobs not more unemployment. a time to make real what we only dream of and not just settling for what is easy. a time for the inevitable disagreements over what we do to lead to principle comprised and progress not tired failure. on

the presiding officer is chris hwang and joined by frank fung and darryl honda and arcelia hurtado and our vice president will be absent today and. i am cynthia goldstein the board director and we are joined by people that have cases in the room and we have scott sanchez and from the planning department and i expect we will be joined by mr. dufty and representing building inspection and if you could go over the guidelines. >> the board requests that you turn off all cell phones and procedures. the rules are as follows. appellant and permit holders and representatives have seven minutes to present their cases and three minutes for rebuttals and parties affiliated with the parties must give comments during this time and parties not affiliated with the parties have three minutes to address the board but no rebuttals. to assist the board members of the public that wish to speak are asked but not required to give a speaker card or business card when you come up to the spoadium. the board welcomes your comments and suggestions. there are customer satisfaction survey forms up on the left side

again (clapping) >> knoll let me introduce our tremendous leader in the california state senate darrylin beggar. >>

again (clapping) >> knoll let me introduce our tremendous leader in the california state senate darrylin beggar. >> good afternoon to leaders from the bay area. when i hear people talk about this bridge and today's events the touchstone that is most often talkeab

again (clapping) >> knoll let me introduce our tremendous leader in the california state senate darryltein beggar. >> good afternoon to leaders from the bay area. when i hear people talk about this bridge and today's events the touchstone that is most often talked about is 1989 the earthquake. and this is, of course, appropriate. but as steven said earlier the touchstone for this great california event could be just as easily been 1936 the year the bridge was build. for in 193 of this country was in the midst of the great depression. a signal to renewed civic effort proved that the pioneer spirit still lives. and now, of course, it the 2012 and we're here again. today, we decade this new span worked through

right, darryl? - that's good. - exactly. know what the civil war soldiers were hungry for? pride! now, each battalion had it's own flag, and they guarded these flags with their lives. colonel harrison jeffords of the fourth michigan infantry saw his flag being carried away. chased it down with nothing but a sword. fought tooth and nail at the foot of that flag until he died. he wasn't about to let them have that flag. pride. right, guys? i commissioned this flag for dunder mifflin. cost me $200. - only $200? - we are all branches on this tree. and from the tree comes paper. we're all part of a business. but business is war. [southern accent] what's that i hear? uh, a rebel paper company is coming to take our flag! wha--what's going on here? whoo-hoo! come and get it! who's gonna get the flag? [normal voice] who's getting it? whoa! hey! ho! don't look where i am, look where i'm going. juke right, juke left. - andy, this in inappropriate. peopleied re, man. - get the flag! get the flag! come on, big tuna. what you gonna do abo

darryl mcdaniels gives us his take on where hip hop is headed. ♪ ♪ >>

the presiding officer is chris hwang and joined by frank fung and darryl honda and arcelia hurtado and our vice president will be absent

a sink hole is threatening 150 homes much that's why in nearby cross u street, janet and darryl jared is packing up things from the home they planned to live the rest of their lives. >> peace tanful. physically, mentally. >> the swamp went from this to this. a sink hole the size of 20 football fields. bayou coren sits on a salt core. a layer of salt deep underground much that's where the company built a tavern to mine salt. part of the wall collapsed. and the pressure from below is now sending dangerous natural gas bubbling into the air. texas rind is installing wells to vacuum up the natural gas but that could take years. a lot of residents say they moved to bayou core' to live the rest of their lives and now they have to flee. what do you say to the people? >> i definitely share their pain and feel their pain. >> texas brian gives residents 875 a week for evacuation costs. some think that's not enough and filed a class-action lawsuit. >> merit took a buy out and moving to baton rouge. >> looks like i'm just being baton rouge into my time. >> the natural setting, is now driving them

last week of zimmerman case there was a young man by the name of darryl green, an honor student in chicagodead, his body was found because he refused to join a gang. you know, maybe perhaps alabama state should have put the number 13 out there and done 13 talk about 13% unemployment. 40% unemployment for black teenagers or maybe as you continue to talk about put the number 712 out of wedlock. we have issues in the black community no one seems to want to confront. i would say to the president of alabama state university how about inviting bill o'reilly, juan williams and allen west down to your campus. let us have a forum talking about pressing issues in the you are environment. >> bill: do you think the display from the band was an attempt of raising consciousness of young black men being killed, which would be a good thing in my opinion or was it a grandstand pc play? >> well, i cannot talk to the intent of the banned director and, of course, the university president. but i think in the long run, it does seem more to be a little bit of a pc play than really talking about what the true nex

darryl smith picking up matt schaub.put baltimore up 10-6, houston's offense, knives his way down the sideline. 82 yards later he would reach the end zone for score and then the ravens would put the game away on the ground. bernard pierce takes it out on the ground and 39-9 win. >>> home town team jumps out early, giovanni bernard, cincinnati would build a 14-0 lead but back came the pack. after three field goals and a fumble returned for a score, packers lead it, 23-14. and then aaron rogers gets in on the action with a seven yard pass to james jones making it 30-14 green bay. four minutes remaining, packers trying run down the clock, going forward fourth and inches, cawfs up the ball, before -- coughs up the ball, been gals stun the packers, 34-30. >>> in charlotte, either the panthers or the giants were going away 0 and two. early 7-0 lead with touchdown run. then it became the cam newton show, first he connects from 17 yards out, then newton finding la fell again, from 20 yards out. rushing touchdown, as the panthers

here to talk about the steady rise in violence in chicago is darryl smith. he is the president of the englewood political task force, good evening. thank you for coming in. when you see something like this, you lived in englewood for 43 years and when you see stuff like this one goes through your mind? it goes on and on and on. in my mind i think, when bloodstock? who has the solution to it? there is no right solution. there has to be a band together to band together as a community from community activists to community groups to churches and police and elected officials. everyone needs to band together. there should be a place where we can go in a brown with representatives from every level of life and sit in this room without news cameras and come up with a holistic approach to this. until we do that we are in trouble. everyone has been horrified by the shooting. police think it is gang-related that you say not in the traditional sense. these are new kinds of gangs. as most people know there are no more " on " dance. they did a lot quot e unquote gangs. the