daryl hannah is in town and she's promoting the new live in mexico and she joins have carried live next. carol hand at end gary next. good evening everybody the warriors need a new coach after seven seasons as a warrior assistant and one as head coach there not smiling today. he very rarely have to do the execution, and certainly the new owners wanted their own guide. keep smart decided 10 when an improvement shown the door today. the next coach will be the 11th in the last 60 more years seasons. >> our businesses such that these things happen, it never makes it easier. it's more difficult when you have a quality guy. i've worked with keys for couple of years and i've enjoyed the association i've had with him. that's what makes these things hard. everyone to speculate but there's no use of faking. the giants struggling again to score runs and hits hard tonight. when you're the world champs all this stuff stands out when you don't score. here is a little blooper hot batch of chris. aubrey huff down the line, pedro and he's ok. the sixth inning, james mcdonald do know where he decided to

i'd like to acknowledge one person in the audience, daryl daughter knell.aryl worked on brian's staff and probably helped with a pig part of this -- big part of this, and we were able to refer daryl here to gw. >> we still feel the loss, but we know the students, faculty and staff of george washington university are more safe as a result. >> question? >> i'm steve from itt defense. i'd like to ask about an international aspect of their policy. obviously, if we have an avian flu break out in aiz a ya -- asia or, perhaps, a release of radioactivity of some measure in some foreign soil that could impact on the united states, what are the aspects of international cooperation that are embodied in this ppd? >> the ppd largely focuses on the development of our domestic capabilities, but certainly an event such as the h1n1 pandemic, those capabilities can be brought to bear internationally, so we are working on our international collaboration and cooperation. and many u.s. government agencies are on the ground in japan. providing technical assistance. and so, again

. >> daryl: did they attack from the front or from the back. >> they were like right here. >> next to you? >> yeah. >> i saw the moment she was getting punched in the face very violently. >> reporter: he says she heard one of the men comment on mia's sexual organization skw-z oh i hate men dressed up as a woman or something like that. he said something to that effect. >> reporter: mia was taken to the hospital. police credit witnesses for following the two suspects and helps officers. >> through the course of the investigation the police department confirmed with the police department. >> reporter: mia says she doesn't want anyone to feel story for her but rather that people treat transgenders with respect. >> i'm from a small town and i came to san francisco hoping that there would be more safety than i found. >> reporter: tonight ella is making signs for a rally scheduled for tomorrow night at 6:00 in response to what happened to mia. become here live, these surveillance cameras captured the attack. they said it's evidence so they are not releasing it. the two suspects are now in ja

. >> daryl: did they attack from the front or from the back. >> they were like right here. >> next to you? >> yeah. >> i saw the moment she was getting punched in the face very violently. >> reporter: he says she heard one of the men comment on mia's sexual organization skw-z oh i hate men dressed up as a woman or something like that. he said something to that effect. >> reporter: mia was taken to the hospital. police credit witnesses for following the two suspects and helps officers. >> through the course of the investigation the police department confirmed with the police department. >> reporter: mia says she doesn't want anyone to feel story for her but rather that people treat transgenders with respect. >> i'm from a small town and i came to san francisco hoping that there would be more safety than i found. >> reporter: tonight ella is making signs for a rally scheduled for tomorrow night at 6:00 in response to what happened to mia. become here live, these surveillance cameras captured the attack. they said it's evidence so they are not releasing it. the two suspects are now in ja

before back up arrived, authorities say the suspicious person later identified as 53- year-old daryl ponpony attacked her. >> during the struggle, the suspect was trying to smash her head into the cement. and by the looks of her injuries, that is very apparent. >> reporter: details are still unclear. but the altercation ended when the deputy freed herself and shot and killed the suspect. >> she's a 20 year veteran. she's been on patrol probably 15 years of that. she's a very qualified. she's one of our training sergeants, she absolutely knows what she's doing. >> reporter: ponpony is homeless and has been in and out of jail for several years. we spoke to his brother on phone and said the family tried to get him off the street. and he told us that the day before he had seen him in the street and told him their mother died. everybody around the area where the shooting happened seemed to know him. they say he lived behind a dumpster. >> this is where he used to keep his personal stuff and sleep. i had no problem with him. he didn't bother anybody. >> he didn't look like a very happy ind

daryl is among those blasting the commission for failing to act on allegations in a timely way saying the well being of students is at stake here. he's called a legislative meeting for may 10 to look at what can be done. the state auditor is calling them one of the state's worst run organizations. in response, the commissions director says there is a serious backlog of cases. he says no students have been harmed as a result of the delays. live in san francisco, monte francis, today in the bay. >> amazing. >>> a check on registered sex offenders reveals a sex offender hot spot. they checked on 20 sex offenders living in the sterling and st. francis motels down the street from santa clara university. they showed up to make sure they are living where they say they are and not violating parole. a woman living there says she knew nothing about her neighbors. >> i'm very shocked. the landlord or the hotel person at the front desk should have alarmed us that this situation happened. >> the safe task force made 25 stops last night and arrested three people. >>> san francisco police need your

daryl is blasting the commission for failing to act on allegations in a timely way saying the well being of students is at stake. he's called a meeting for may 10 to look at what can be done for improvements. they are calling it one of the state's worst run organizations. now in response, the commission's director said there's a serious backlog of cases. no student has been harmed as a result of the delays. live in san francisco, monte francis, today in the bay. >> certainly shocking. thank you. >>> the mount diablo school board will vote for secretaries and clerical workers and furlough days. they call for three and four furlough days this year and between five and eight next year. they would have to pay for increased medical costs as of january. >>> can you imagine paying more than $6 a gallon for gasoline? it is possible by the summer. bob redell is live in san jose with more about why and how it's prompted a federal investigation. good morning, bob. >> reporter: well, let's take a look at where we are at right now. this gas station in san jose, this is a 76 station. an average gallon

so what i had to do in the book was to soften him, and i brought in a guy named daryl bumpers who was nothing but -- he was brilliant, but he loved the music of politics. he was a great storyteller. >> host: i love the story which can i know is a real story because aye heard dale -- i've heard dale tell it -- >> guest: about the giveaway? >> host: about the lawyer. >> guest: who's the best sober lawyer in town? dale bumper t. who's the best drunk lawyer in town? dale bumpers. you're not running for prime minister, you're running for president. and the president has to be more than a collection of policy choices. he has to be somebody who in some sense embodies an american character that people will like. now, i'll tell you where i got that from was an experience with gary hart in '84, about eight of us journalists sitting in, i think, a chinese restaurant -- i don't know why i remember that because i don't know where my car keys are -- and we're talking to him, and he's still the darkest of dark horses. and he says -- somebody says to him, how are you going to encapsulate all these id

the wellhead, daryl. caller: we are finally on the topic that makes sense.he federal reserve, i don't think a lot of people understand. the government does not print their own money. we do not print our own money. and we are in debt. host: what you think about the news conference? understanding the operation of the federal reserve? caller: that is good because people need to understand this. i'll always been an avid reader and i was interested in these kind of things. it seems crazy to me that basically people owe them money. no one should have the right to own money. the seven bankers who founded the federal reserve, their air is still owned the federal reserve. they loan money to the government, if we print in our own money, would we be in debt? i do not think so. host: valparaiso, indiana, on our independent line. caller: were continuing on that. let's blow away the smoke of who these seven people are and who controls the word. does not talk about global list in the league is, let's talk about the zionist jews. if you look up purim in the iraq war as an l

. -- daryl, good morning. caller: one of the comments about ripple effects, it should be clear, in my humble opinion, seems to be the intention of things. i wrote something a while back and i would like to read it were very quickly. as a society, individually or globally, we are faced with holding production. efficiency is necessary. production demands it. excellence is based on performance. all americans are taught with the richest of platforms to draw from, or so we are told. how can the custodians of such a privilege and was designed to be the most clandestine organization on earth does regard excellence necessary to maintain privilege, not only for -- disregard excellence in this area to maintain privilege, not only for security, but to lead and to lead with the time- honored, semper 5 example? -- semper fi example? host: we will have to leave it there. here is a tweet. do you know anything about that? guest: i do not. i would caution military members and their families, as stressed out as they may be, yes

what would you give up, my daryling? >> what would i give up? >> your wallet?and i didn't know. nobody told me and for some reason i didn't think so. i honestly didn't. >> like the guys at the construction sites. >> if you look at the pictures, you're like, wow, how did you not feel self-conscious? when what is anchoring in 2 a small market i was a big girl. my sister said maybe people nudged me and said maybe you should work on it. i never thought that. >> what changed with you? i feel like joy bauer. what changed? >> i moved to florida. it was warm and i wanted to be outside. i don't know. body image -- i have a lot of hang-ups, that's just not one of them. >> it's good. it's much, much healthier. on that note, we have donuts in front of us because today is trendy tuesday. since you don't give a rip, why don't you just -- you have the chocolate one. >> this is a peanut butter blackberry jam donut. apparently the good stuff is all what it through. >> there is a guy who started this company. it's the donut plant here in new york city. donuts in the world are th

>> i wove in daryl, the great producer. i needed a very chic woman in a chanel suit. little bit of a problem. that would have been my parents. they were overly stricted so i had the overly strict parents and there is a love story there. a director comes over from england and brings his son and he falls in love and they are on the sneak. a little romeo in there. >> but clean. >> very clean. >> clean. >> that's what we like. >> i'm worried. >> you have a daughter. >> and you read them and you go this is a little advanced. i watch every commercial. i try to be careful, but the things seep in. i wanted to write a book about a girl who has got it balanced. the boy thing and the study thing and her future. and new york. what could be better than that? >> you keep cranking out the best sellers. >> she was just here. >> you know what it takes. it's like you have to do it in the middle of the night in the morning. >> do it in the car. >> that's the life of a writer, an artist. you are here at 4:00 in the morning. and you know, you e-mail me at all hours. i know you are up and