darryl, good morning. >> hey, how are you doing? >> what i think our country needs is the draft, and what that draft does is it promotes people with no other draft. and it's two people in a fox hole and they'll do one of two things. they will love or kill one another, and the military teaches us that. and let's see what the country think about it, and let's not take one man's opinion and that's another thing about our country, we are so quick to vote for people and once they get in office, and we need to vote on issues. vote on issues, not on people and that's all i've got to say, and draft, draft, draft. >> more broadly, how have the recruitment, forts be recruitment efforts is been during the pandemic? >> particularly in certain skill positions, things like cybertech tech, i.t., there's just, frankly, there is a competition for the skills and the lifestyle doesn't fit them. we've seen the military services change that to say, look, we can hire special people who do computer skills who don't need to be expert riflemen at the same t

. >> darryl, let me circle back to you with kind of a note on that. i mean, are we all going to be kaurkts you know, flat-footed, wrong-foot federal we start to see that, you know, bond yields go up and these high-flying tech trades come back down to earth or not, because it seems like everybody has been anticipating that for the last several months now and it's not quite, quite happening. >> well, i think bond yields are slowly grinding high we expect the ten-year to break 1% and continue that steepening yield curve which is why financials are working and industrials are working and materials are working so i actually think though the thing that people are underappreciating on today's activity and into next week is santa claus may yet be coming to town as quick as next week for a number of reasons. one is you've got all these hedges through quadruple witching that are rolling off today. that leaves a lot of street balance sheets flat on without getting too technical what's called gamma which means if you still believe on the risk-on trade which most

an attack on a bus the ambush occurred on a highway about 50 kilometers southwest of the city of darryl's or unconfirmed reports say the bus was carrying syrian armor army soldiers 10 people were injured and 11 more missing after a landslide struck the norwegian village of rome north of oslo authorities evacuated some 700 residents after the early morning disaster which left at least 10 injured emergency services are searching for survivors and securing homes teetering on the edge of the crater left by the slide. the argentinean senate has approved a law legalizing abortion in a historic vote the new legislation permits abortions until the 14th week of pregnancy or later in cases of rape or danger to the mother's life the landmark bill succeeded despite strong opposition from religious community communities and leaders including pope francis. the european union has struck a controversial investment deal with china the e.u. has hailed the accord saying it will give european companies better access to chinese markets but critics say those economic benefits come at the expense of human right

enter chief darryl perry. like sandra's father, larry, chief perry knew the pain of losing a child. by their shared grief, he asked state investigators to take a look at the file. and remarkably, they found new evidence. but in a case full of twists there was another one just around the corner. here again is keith morrison with "the other side of paradise." >> it took a scientific breakthrough to finally get larry mendonca the breakthrough he was looking for. touch dna, microscopic skin cells on sandra's shirt and bra that was a match to darren. >> when that result came in, tell me what your first thoughts were. >> we got him. >> but larry was wary. >> it isn't over yet. >> because what seemed like great evidence to the cops did not to the newly elected prosecuting attorney shaylene iseri. for one simple reason. the dna did not exclusively match darren. >> it could have come from the two children. >> larry, though, refused to be discouraged. >> the driving force is to get this case solved and put my daughter to rest. >> she isn't yet. >> hopefully it will be this year. hopefully it'

. >> reporter: darryl craighead is not complaining, grateful for a safe place to stay. >> i don't takented the way i used to. >> reporter: craighead said covid has changed his priorities and he wants those on the outside to know help is available. >> come on inside. >> reporter: the mission is making room adding new residents in groups of five after a strict two-week quarantine. cities all around the country are stepping up. officials in st. paul, minnesota, plan to lease an old hospital to shelter around 100 homeless individuals. in oregon, portland's three outdoor emergency shelters are replacing regular tents with heated housing pods. nationwide the need is expected to extend well into next year. >> we don't believe that the full negative impact of covid-19 has hit the economy yet, which means we're going to see more people put out of jobs permanently and probably more people on the street. >> reporter: joseph mettimano worries the worst of the economic pandemic is not over. natali brand, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," cbs news has exclusively obtained vi

darryl has been alongside me on most of the solo stuff i've done and been a great friend.who's walked a marathon every day for the last six days, will run today and chris who at 50 has been absolutely amazing. we've got a wonderful team, we are going to enjoy it today. we're going to make sure we get it done and make sure that actually in the run—up to christmas people are thinking about rob, people are thinking about the mnd association, people sparing a thought for everybody out there who is affected by this cruel disease. the seventh marathon in seven days, so moving to watch this report. i have great news to tell you, he is doing it to raise money for the charity the motor neurone disease association and he has gone over £1 million. the money is pouring in as people are watching what he is doing and really supporting what is an absolutely amazing effort by him to do those seven marathons, but also, as we were hearing from him there, it's about his friend rob burrow and also the many people out there affected by motor neurone disease. he said before it was only rob burr

russia's influence is particularly growing with the country to be president what darryl's also say to be leaning more towards russia then we have the french who have also had a strong presence all this country's. economic interests and coming back to the election we've been talking to opposition leaders within that they want the selection postponed until the security situation around the country is resolved but i've also spoken to government officials who are saying backed is not an option. now the u.s. justice department has charged a new suspect 32 years after a bomb attack took down an airliner of lockerbie in scotland former libyan intelligence officer. accused of making the bomb that blew up the pan am plane in 198-8270 people were killed most of them americans the u.s. says requesting that masood be extradited from libya where he's currently in custody. the united states has filed criminal charges against the 3rd conspirator. a suit here. for his role in the bombing of pan am flight one o 3 let there be no mistake no amount of time or distance will stop the united states and our

darryl forges reports several officers are now being praised for running toward the danger to save lives>> they didn't think about protecting themselves they thought about the citizens of nashville and protecting them. >> the initial 911 call was for shots fired. but responding officers quickly realized the threat was an rv parked near by. playing a recorded warning. >> if you hear this message, move away now. >> reporter: the officers sealed the area and evacuated near by residents. >> between me and other officers we made contact with six or seven families. informed them they needed to exit the building. >> reporter: authorities said the loud speaker on the rv was playing music and counting down to dead nation. >> the music stopped and as i'm walking back, i just see orange and then i hear a loud boom. and as i'm stumbling, because it rocked me that hard i started stumbling i told myself to stay on my feet, stay alive. >> reporter: none of the residents were killed. while a motive remains unclear, officials credit the officers from averting what could have been a number of casualties.

[darryl mcdaniels] it was a war zone, without tanks and planes and people dropping bombs. but, suddenly.at the dawn of a new decade... [woman 2] it felt like really good sex. ...there was something else in the air: opportunity. [man 3] boom times. it was everywhere in the 80s, and five new yorkers pounced.

[darryl mcdaniels] in the 80s, mtv was able to put hip hop into living rooms not only across the nation, across the globe. [michael holman] from hip hop's humble beginnings, with the reach and the power of mtv, you have artists like run-dmc appearing on them and just changing everything. you know, with "walk this way" or "my adidas." [run-dmc rapping] they knew to take adidas shoes and make a song out of it and it becomes a hit record and kids go to the concert holding their adidas shoes up in the air. run-dmc exploded, we was the first to do everything. first to go gold, first to go platinum, first on the cover of rolling sto.e first on mtv, which was huge here in new york city. [holman] they become international sensations. and the world comes to them. the world comes to hip hop. that's how big it is. that's how important it is. it was a brave new world and whether you were a rock star or a titan of industry, talent alone was no longer enough. it was about selling an image, and image was everything. the 80s redefined what success meant. you could be a self-made millionaire if you radi

darryl dorn.o," come, let us go, gratuitous. >> i'm coming! >> stephen: in every "lord of the rings" movie there is a gratuitous cameo played by peter jackson and our movies had to be as great as his movies. i think the key to the character gratuitous is that he doesn't know anything about "lord of the rings." he doesn't know where they are or what they are doing, and i love the idea that peter jackson does not take his creation as seriously as his fans do. >> let us journey on to the land known as hogwarts, where we can be sorted by the magic hat. >> stephen: okay, that's "harry potter." >> quidditch, that's middle earth. snow. nothing made me happier than to make p.j. not know anything about "lord of the rings." >> concentrate, young padawan, use the force. >> stephen: come on, man, that is "starwars" >> that weird guy yoda, that is gollum's father. how do you not know this? i'm not sure how surreal it must have been for you folks who were directing peter jackson on the set of hobbiton. >> actio

darryl johnson who leads the naacp says he feels civil rights groups should be on par or exceed any otheror labor unions that also have joe biden's ear because black voters were decisive in biden's winning, driving turnout in places like michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. the reason the distinction here is important is because newer civil rights groups fresh on the scene tell me they do feel they're being heard by the incoming biden administration. color of change, a group that came about about five years ago say they haven't met with joe biden personally, but they have regular calls with senior biden leadership members about progressive policies and how about how those policies can be put in place in major agencies like the department of treasury. what we're seeing, as one democratic aide put it to me, you have a lot of big voices, big personalities and significant issues. joe biden won the presidency by stitching together a diverse coalition. that coalition has divergent interests. now what he has to do is navigate that and making sure each part of that party feels as if they're bein

[darryl mcdaniels] they were leaving us and not caring about us. it was very desperate in the 80s.was trying to figure a way to make it out of here. from a community of people that nobody cared about, that nobody thought there was any hope for, that nobody had any expectations of, they found their way out. they found their way out through the arts. [rapping] broken glass everywhere! people pissing on the station. no, it just don't care. i can't take the smell, i can't take the noise. got no money to move out so i got no choice. [rapping] rats in the front room, roaches in the back, junkies in the alley with the baseball bat i tried to get away but i couldn't get far 'cause a man with a tow truck repossessed my car. when the message came out about grandmaster flash, those words was the vibe of everybody. that was the truth of new york city was and it came from the young black people from the bronx! through the block parties and the park parties on the streets of new york city, we was able to tell our stories and our feelings and our emotions. that's when all the resources would have

an attack on a bus the ambush occurred on a highway about 50 kilometers southwest of the city of darryl's or unconfirmed reports say the bus was carrying syrian armor army soldiers 10 people were injured and 11 more missing after a landslide struck the norwegian village of north of oslo authorities evacuated some 700 residents after the early morning disaster which left at least 10 injured emergency services are searching for survivors and securing homes teetering on the edge of the crater left by the slide. the argentinean senate has approved a law legalizing abortion in a historic vote the new legislation permits abortions until the 14th week of pregnancy or later in cases of rape or danger to the mother's life a landmark bill succeeded despite strong opposition from religious community communities and leaders including pope francis. the european union has struck a controversial investment deal with china the e.u. has hailed the accord saying it will give european companies better access to chinese markets but critics say those economic benefits come at the expense of human rights. for

president ann lazarus will be the presiding officer tonight joined by vice president darryl honda, commissioner rick swig, eduardo santacana and commissioner tina chang. welcome. also present is deputy city attorney who provide the board with any needed legal advice this evening. at the control is the legal clerk, and i'm julie rosenburg the executive director. we will also be joined by representatives from the city departments presenting before the board. the board meeting guidelines are as followed. the board requests you turn offer ooffall phones so they wit disrupt the proceedings. appellants, permit holders and department respondents are giving 7 minutes to present and 3 minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated must include their comments within the 7 or 3 minute period. member of the public are given 3 minutes each to address the board and no rebuttal. time may be limited to two minutes if there are a large number of speakers and long agenda. mr. long way our legal clerk will give you a verbal warning 30 seconds before your time is up. if you have questions about requests a rehearing the b

darryl has been alongside me on most of the solo stuff i‘ve done and been a great friend.ul team, we are going to enjoy it today. we‘re going to make sure we get it done and make sure that actually in the run—up to christmas people are thinking about rob, people are thinking about the mnd association, people are sparing a thought for everybody out there who is affected by this cruel disease. ican i can tell you he is almost done it, he has has about 15 minutes of running left. let‘s look at some of the pictures that have been put on the pictures that have been put on the leeds rhinos twitter feed of him just running those final moments of that marathon. seven marathons in seven days. he set out to raise just over 77 million. he‘s raised over1 million. we will talk to him once he has finished. you‘re watching bbc news. and as i mentioned, we will be talking to him when he‘s finished. we will maybe give him a bit of time to catch his breath. i said he‘s gone over1 million in terms of the amount he has raised. 1,065,679, and you can see the plan was to raise £77,777 by runnin

>> president ann lazarus will be the presiding officer joined by darryl honda, rick swig, and eudardo santacana. and also present, i believe, is lsh debt me just confirm is mr. russey here? >> i am here. welcome. >> and president and deputy city attorney brad rusty who will provide with any needed legal advice. at the controls is the board's league clerk. i am the board's executive director. we will be joined by the city departments. scott sanchez, deputy zoning administrator with the planning department, joseph duffy with the pedestrian department of building inspection and chris buck, urban forester with san francisco public works and urban forestry. the board meeting guidelines are as follows. turn off phones and other electronic devices so they will not disturb the proceedings. appellants, permit holders are given 7 minutes to present their case and 3 minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated with the parties must include the comments within the 7 or three-minute periods. member of the public not affiliated with the parties have 3 minutes and no erebuttal. for jurisdiction, 3 minute

to vote in the recall of our prior governor, grey davis, and in that case, it was now- congressman darrylres just by volunteer efforts but you really need paid signature gatherers to get it across the line and we have a little less than three months now to do that and so this is going to be critical and we do expect other contributions of this nature to come in as well and i think the governor, from what is reported in the press, is beginning to get concerned that it might actually have to appear on the ballot and have to take this recall effort seriously, but all the same ingredients are there as we had in the grey davis recall. the governor is increasingly unpopular. we're actually losing citizens, we're going to lose a congressional seat in the upcoming redistricting. we've had electricity problems and of course we've had tremendous covid shutdowns and we're in a bad situation in california, so i'm hopeful. rachel: yeah, well definitely seems like the discontent is bipartisan. harmeet, thank you for joining us this morning it's always great to have you on the show. thank you, rachel. r

i am darryl honda, a boa commissioner since 2012 appointed recently by the board. i am calling to support the nomination of tina chang as commissioner to the board of appeals. i have had the pleasure of working with ms. chang several years ago in the position as city planner. i was most impressed by her efficiency and attention to detail and response. the board of appeals lost a commissioner recently as rachael tanner is now a planning commissioner. the board of appeals primarily deals with city permits that have been appealed mostly pertaining to building and planning issues. our board would benefit by having a commissioner with tina's experience. i support her nomination as a board of appeals commissioner. thank you for spending so much time. i don't see how you guys do this. >> thank you. next caller, please. >> this the assistant capital of the power station. i am proud to call tina chang my colleague. i worked with tina for the past three years. i strongly urge you to support her nomination. this is an individual with the utmost integrity character and work et

, because they only put the sa nta bike, because they only put the santa suit on on the last day, darryl captain, our number seven at the minute, so he was there. that was a lovely moment. i was going to ask about rob. as you know, rob and his family have been following your efforts with so much love and pride. we asked them to record a little message for you. kev, we just wanted to send you a little message to let you know how proud we are of you. the money that you have raised will help families like ours with mnd, thank you, we are proud of you. i don't think you would run seven marathons but you did it commi i am proud of you. daddy has a little message for you. 0ne sex, he's doing it. what can i say which hasn't been said already? it's not about the money, it's what you were preparing to put your body through. did you get that? he said, not all superheroes wear capes, some where snoods. that is the mnd snood that you wore every day. thank you very much for that message. their dad is the reason you did all of this. not just for him but the whole mnd community, that's why you started.

speaking foreign language] [♪] [♪] >> president ann lazarus will be the presiding officer joined by darryl eudardo santacana. and also present, i believe, is lsh debt me just confirm is mr. russey here? >> i am here. welcome. >> and president and deputy city attorney brad rusty who will provide with any needed legal advice. at the controls is the board's league clerk. i am the board's executive director. we will be joined by the city departments. scott sanchez, deputy zoning administrator with the planning department, joseph duffy with thee