this will be daryl's second flight ever. >> he said he was instrument rated. obviously that is a rather skilled pilot. he knows what he is doing. he can fly whether he can see or not. so i pretty much trusted him. >> the flight was scheduled to take five hours and conditions seem ideal when the two take off late that afternoon. >> the flight was going very well. the weather was great. and we seemed to be making great time. >> in fact, they're making such good time that according to brian's calculations they have plenty of fuel to spare. so he decides to skip a scheduled fuel stop in tennessee. >> approaching knoxville, based on all the information that i had, i felt like we were right on schedule. we could make it with room to spare. >> but then an hour past knoxville and still 30 minutes from their intended airport, an unnerving surprise. >> the fuel in the right tank exhausted before i expected it to. >> so quickly brian switches to his remaining tank in the left wing. he also decides to land at the first available airport

well, daryl freeman may have said yes, but only if he could do it on a skateboard. in our first danger zone video, he does exactly that. >> i've done a lot of stupid things, but i guess that's the first one that i actually caught on camera with a lot of different angles. i would consider myself an adrenaline junkie. i think i'm addicted to it. if i'm supposed to work, i want to go skate. it pretty much consumes my thoughts at all times. >> daryl's specialty is downhill skateboarding which he says takes a special skill set. >> you have to not be afraid of blood, pain, you have to want to go faster. i think there's a lot of friends that i used to skate with and they would get hurt a few times and that was enough for them. i guess if you enjoy the pain and the challenge of just trying to make it to the bottom of the hill and survive or make it to the bottom of the hill without falling, once you do that, you want to make it to the bottom of the hill faster than the first time. i guess you need to want the thrill. >> like the rest of the risk takers in this show, it is a

that is from daryl duck davis. -- duck suspected bradford of snitching on the game or of stealing money. something that went against duck and the organization. so duck gathered up the gang members. he had jowl turner hold a gun to bradford dodson's head. he was made to spread eagle on the floor. all of his clothes off and duck took a hammer and he broke both of bradford dodson's hands. >> he just hit my hands three times. he hit my hands three times. i told him i did steal the guns, though. i needed cash quick because i wasn't trying to be around like that, man. i stayed around because he made me come around. when i got out the hospital he immediately came and got me from my baby mother's house. i'm going to tell the truth, i was scared. i didn't want to die. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone deserves the gift of a pain free holiday. ♪ this season, discover aleve. all day pain relief with just two pills. all day pain relief this was the gulf's best tourism season in years. all because so many people came to louisiana

. >>> daryl stein burg announced he wants to create a free online library for textbooks. stein burg said people pay too much for books and want to spend for an online collection of books. he doesn't require them but the educators would go do the right thing. >>> the giant apple went for ten times the estimate at auction today. when apple was founded, steve offered their friend a 10% share. wayne withdrew seven days after signing the contract and then later sold it to a private collector. auctioned off the contract for nearly $1.6 million. by the way, the 10% share would be worth more than $10 billion today. >>> depression and the suicide are the dark sides of the holiday season. facebook is now offering a feature to provide almost immediate help. >> reporter: there are millions of people communicating through facebook. many students see messages that express thoughts about suicide, but the wording often goes like this. >> "i just don't know what to do anymore."  that's definitely one. another might be" i feel like i've done everything and no one is listening to me." >>

republican congressman daryl issa, who heads the committee, says the demonstrators are damaging that place and says the park service are breaking its own rules by allowing protesters to remain there. >>> a fund-raiser tonight for mitt romney. it will be held at the downtown restaurant called lincoln. mitt romney is not expected to be at the dinner, but his son tag is headlining the dinner aimed at young professionals. >>> this evening former utah governor jon huntsman will visit virginia for a fund-raiser. that's according to "the washington post." huntsman has trailed in the polls and ranks six out of seven gop candidates in the latest nbc news poll. governor bob mcdonnell is scheduled to stop by the breakfast fund-raiser at the country club of virginia in richmond and speak privately with huntsman. mcdonnell has met or spoken privately with all republican candidates and has been eyed as a potential pick for vice president. >>> president obama will mark the near end of the american military presence in iraq with an address to troops who serve there. later this morning, he'll travel

but as of late tonight, bell ringer daryl in springfield illinois, was the last man standing after morehan 60 hours of continuous ringing. his effort does give him the record among the commissioned officers as those who last longer than him were staff or volunteers. saturday night live's annual holiday show is just a few moments away. tonight's host is particularly familiar with studio sh. >> hi, i'm jimmy fallon. >> reporter: jimmy fallon is coming home for christmas. >> this is actually a giant thing. i never thought i would host saturday night live. >> he was a cast member for six years until he was named host of late night. despite fulfilling a childhood dream. >> that's all i wanted to do my whole life. i wanted to be on saturday night live. >> in his 2004 departure of the show, he didn't want to wear out his welcome. >> the jokes change and the comedy changes. it speaks to different generations. >> fallon was known for his impressions and musical comedy during his heyday. this week, it's singer michael dublet. >> his christmas album had been atop the chart for three consecutive we

republican daryl issa, who heads the committee, accused them of damaging that area. issa also accused the park police of breaking their own rules by allowing them to remain at mcpherson square. >>> a new movement is launched called occupy the dream. it will be comprised of african-american clergy members across the country. they plan to take action next january the 16th. that's martin luther king jr. day. organizers will lay out their demands here in washington. >>> a new poll says a large chunk of americans believe the 112th congress is the worst ever. co

meanwhile daryle in virginia wonders why are we hearing so much from these so-called eight yis atheist. -- atheist. if for when the time comes i am ready to defend my ago nos agnosticism. it's one thing to exercise your freedom of speech and expression, but do you need to take something sacred from others and desecrate it. do you know, while i would agree it's rude to mock someone's religion, i'll also point out that while freedom of speech is protected by our constitution, there is no right to go through life unoffended. personally, i'm never offended by your e-mails. just drop me a line. the address mail bag at wusa9.com. that is our report. i'll be right back here tonight at 11:00 along with anita brikman. don't forget we're always on at wusa9.com. have a good evening. we'll see you later. bye-bye. ♪ [ female announcer ] this time of year you have a lot of festive meals. and safeway helps make every holiday meal a special occasion. ♪ so you can make all of your gatherings, just as merry as can be. get a safeway smoked shank half ham for just 99 cents a pound. need last minute gifts?

. >>> car roll dove -- der reeling dove -- daryle dove and another man targeted elderly woman. a woman's arm was broken during the robberies and the crimes happened over a four month period and both men are expected to be in court next month. >>> a man gave the gift of life after his tragic death. a man was shot and killed while driving home from the store. he graduated from the maritime academy and was planning on working as a merchant marine. his organs were donated and it helped to save the lives of two other men. funeral arrangements will be at the church in copeland. >>> in forecast cast, hello tara. >>> well it looks like some of those lights have just gone on and cal trans has a crew on the way so maybe this is dumb luck so the lights are working. but a combination of that low light and s-curb, a heavy fog advisory is in effect for the span nice drive as you make your way into san francisco from marin county heavy fog advisory is in effect for the san mateo bridge and in effect for the venetia, and dumbarton bridges. here is steve. >>> we have a little change in our patt

host: we got the point, daryl. guest: thank you for the call, daryl.son of a school teacher, i certainly salute your family members. i know it is no easy job, especially these days. when it comes to winning elections, we were very successful in iowa in 2010 winning the governor's office back and a legislative majority for the first time in a number of years, and we did it talking about solutions. i do hope from candidates, that is the key to how we win presidential elections. we will aggressively prosecute the failures of the obama administration, but i still cannot think it is enough to win -- and convince americans our principles are the ones to face the challenges. i do hope you continue to demand solutions from candidate, whether republican or ring democrats, because just pointing out the problems is not going to solve them. host: akron, ohio. carry on in the independent line. caller: iowa republicans, it is almost laughable. when you think that ron pollack is surging ahead with his racist views -- ron paul is surging ahead, with his racist views,

host: we got the point, daryl. guest: thank you for the call, daryl. as the son of a school teacher, i certainly salute your family members. i know it is no easy job, especially these days. when it comes to winning elections, we were very successful in iowa in 2010 winning the governor's office back and a legislative majority for the first time in a number of years, and we did it talking about solutions. i do hope from candidates, that is the key to how we win presidential elections. we will aggressively prosecute the failures of the obama administration, but i still cannot think it is enough to win -- and convince americans our principles are the ones to face the challenges. i do hope you continue to demand solutions from candidate, whether republican or ring democrats, because just pointing out the problems is not going to solve them. host: akron, ohio. carry on in the independent line. caller: iowa republicans, it is almost laughable. when you think that ron pollack is surging ahead with his racist views -- ron paul is surging ahead, with his racist

bengal's quarterback andy dalton to simpson and speaking of flips, arizona's no. 5, daryl washingtonelieve he got jumped. they can still get a wild-card spot. >>> giant and jets sharing the same venou venue at metlife stadium. 164 yards and a touchdown for victor cruz. somebody stop victor cruz -- nobody will stop victor cruz. 29-13 and giants could win the nfc east by beating dallas next sunday. >>> the eagles beat dallas for the second time this season. michael vick to brent celek to starts the scoring. tony romo hit his throwing hand on a players helmet. x-rays negative. charlotte today, cam newton said the a new passing yardage record for a rookie. newton can run as well as he can pass. cam newton, 49 yards, forget tim tebow, this is the new nfl quarterback prototype. playoff-bound baltimore wins 11-4. steelers are 11-4 and where without ben roethlisberger shut out the rams. >> tennessee wins to go 8-7 to dismay the hunt for the finality affect ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep

soriano's competition, daryl turske of springfield, illinois, a first-time bell ringer vying for the world record. he says he is happy to be doing it for such a great cause. when asked how he is holding up, he says, it is taking a toll on his hands? the bell is between my fingers, getting a bit of a callous. i have enough i can still keep changing it over. >> no fair. he is inside, soriano is outside. we are partial to our local guy. good luck to everybody. >>> even santa needs a little help here and there. one of his elves is a texas post master. this is part of the operation santa program in austin, texas, saulsito reads and sorts letters and matches those truly in need. the christmas wishes reflect the tough economic times. >> children, instead of asking for toys are asking for clothing, for shoes, for some of them want just a pair of pants or they want something for their mom or something for their dad. >> the letters to santa program has been around since 1912. because of major cuts looming, only one post office in austin still carries on that tradition. >>> teen heartthrob, jus

they're meeting with daryl issa, the chair's committee that oversees the district. they want granted full representation instead of just a non-voting house delegate. >> take a look at this. officers used flash bang grenades to break up protesters blocking a shipping port in seattle. the protest was one of many meant to disrupt west coast shipping. they held similar protests in an anchorage, oakland, and long beach. >>> a spill near the carroll creek caused officials to close down the plant. residents should avoid contact with carroll creek. >>> police busted a doctor and three others in connection with an illegal oxycontin business in prince william county. investigators say 73-year-old alex yudel took cash to sell drugs to customers without prescriptions. he accepted prescriptions on the 8000 block of old triangle road in triangle. he is charged with multiple counts of distribution of a narcotic. three others were arrested in that investigation. >>> maryland police need to you take a good look at this surveillance video. the three men seen here could be connected t

the man leading that investigation is congressman daryl issa. mr. chairman, thank you for your time tonight. you sent this scathing letter to the attorney general asking questions about this program. he was supposed to brief your committee tonight and he's to testify tomorrow. have they sent any materials up to you on this day that calms you down a bit and answers some questions? >> not yet at all. as a matter of fact, "the new york times" report, which is very disturb, seems to be following the same pattern as senator grassley discovered a year ago, that's a denial and delay. they're saying there's nothing to brief and refusing to brief us. as you noted, tomorrow we'll have the attorney general back, primarily to explain how he gave less than factual information, some would say false, or he lie but clearly told us he didn't know about the program when he did. he described weeks when in fact it was months that he knew about fast and furious and did nothing to really bring that to congress' proper oversight. >> let me read from your letter. the exist

daryl isa released a letter insisting the highway public transportation system deliberately suppressed knowledge of the danger of the chevy volt's battery to appease the obama administration. >> any time you sound like a lot of noise when you're running for re-election and obviously there's a tough re-election battle ahead. republicans smell blood. they recognize this administration is weak. every attorney general is always in the hot seat. remember janet reno during waco, alberto gonzalez during his situation and michael mukasey. >> comes with the job description. >> the difference here is i a lot of republicans are taking this personal with eric holder because it does seem like he's kind of shifted his story a little bit and that's evidenced by the fact he withdrew some of his testimony or withdrew a letter a couple weeks ago saying, you know what? what i said before doesn't add up. he said that, not us. >> republicans were never big fans of his. let's be honest about that. >> robert and amanda, thanks to both of you. >> thank you. >>> well, the reaction is coming in after senate rep

newt gingrich, revolutionary though he may have been in his daryl days in congress, was here for a long time, was a leader as a speaker, and spent a lot of time on "k" street working the inside game for the medical history. and there was a time at which, and maybe it's still true with many parts of that industry, that they like some of what mitt romney was proposing. lots of industry very much was able to live with what barack obama proposed. and newt gingrich was part of that. it's not that his memory is so good, it's that his memory is selective. he's very good at forgetting. very good at trying to play that attack dog outsider. but it's not working, especially when "the wall street journal" is on his tail, unearthing documents like this one. >> let's go with a general reporter today, back in 2006, not 100 years ago, five years ago, newt gingrich was in favor of the romney health care plan up in massachusetts. a newsletter for one of his groups called the center for health transformation put out a newt's notes memo. that's newt's notes memo, saying, quote, "the health bill that govern

republican congressman, daryl isa, the richest member of congress, is worth nearly $500 million.publican congressman james sensenbrenner, a multimillionaire when he hit the lottery three times. congress is pretty much evenly divided between red and blue. but there is one color that is very much bipartisan, and that is green. take the united states senate for example, where there are 67 millionaires including 37 of the democrats and 30 of the republicans. the estimated median net worth of a u.s. senator is $2.63 million. for a member of the house more than $750,000. for the average american family, $96,000. >> i think some people wonder if the average member of congress can relate to the plight of the average american and to how much it costs to go out and buy groceries or the rent or pay the light bill. >> reporter: how and why are the politicians getting so fabulously rich? after all, their base pay is a relatively modest $174,000 a year. there are a couple of theories. one is that since running a campaign has become so expensive it's become harder for average people to win. ano

i hope that by showing up this evening, for this extraordinary turnout that i have finally made daryl happy. [laughter] he told me early on that i had to come do it. it is an old personal friend of mine. [applause] i like coming back to iowa for many reasons. my wife went to college here and our national campaign chairman is from here. i have many ties here. in terms of my candidacy, i like coming here because i like coming to a state where you could have been out of office for a while, you could have been a little older, you could return and win the governorship. [laughter] i was]terry's birthday party -- birthday partys tonight the other night and i told him what an inspiration to me he was. when you watch the budget deal they got compared to what washington has been like, we could use a lot more of him and a lot less obama in this country. [applause] i am always glad to come back to the state of shock grassley -- chuck grassley. he was the only person that voted with in 1984 for gasahol. that was ethanol when ronald reagan signed into law. it is great to be back. i have to confess

. >> daryl buckman. >> daryl, good to meet you. >> bill burns. >> hello, bill. i'm michele bachmann. [inaudible] >> is it jerry with a g or j? [inaudible conversations] now, are you usually here on a saturday morning? you know, do we have a sharpie? >> yeah, yeah. there we go. >> [inaudible] >> i'm sorry. >> [inaudible] >> you were where? >> [inaudible] >> oh, were you there? oh, good for you. it was a lot hotter then, wasn't it, than it is today. >> yeah, right. >> oh, yes, oh, yes. well, thank you so much. january 3rd is when it's all going to happen. >> oh, it is? >> so come out january 3rd. we need your vote that day. to the caucuses. okay, thank you. if you're not going to be vice president? what's going on? >> [inaudible] >> well, we've got to talk 'em -- >> i had so many other requests that i -- >> so many other requests? [inaudible conversations] >> oh, my gosh. this is going to be exciting, won't it? >> thank you for participating in the process.ll i much luck. >> thank you. >> and merry christmas. >> merry christmas to you. thank you. that's my husband

. >> reporter: daryl zagani, now retired, was the lead investigator on the case. >> it would indicateo us somebody who has been in that car smoking or at least was leaning into the car, possibly talking to ray, holding a cigarette, with some of the ash falling to the floor and the smoke getting into the car. >> reporter: three months later, the d.a.'s work laptop was fished out of the river in lewisburg. its hard drive was hovered soon after, so damaged no data could be retrieved. when you found out that nothing could be recovered, tell me your reaction. >> very upset. i don't know why. it's like gee, it was like the big carrot hanging there and you reach for it and just about have it, and it's gone. >> reporter: over time, investigators developed three working theories about the d.a.'s disappearance, that he committed suicide, or walked away, or was murdered. no one knows, and the case remains open. police chief sean weaver now oversees the case. does your department lean in any particular direction? >> no, actually, we wondon't, a it's hard because we all have our personal thoughts

there is a photograph of daryl hannah as she was arrested on this issue. her role in drawing media attention to what was then a little-known proposed 70 mile oil pipeline also help republicans focus on a single energy issue to use against the president as he shifted it to reelection mode, culminated with the inclusion this month at the controversial rider in the house senate-passed bill to extend the payroll tax cut. more on this story at politico.com. steve on the independent line. caller: if you get a chance, can you pull up the wall street atll street journal" about what republicans are up to. by the way, i cannot think congress seen up for the best reality show on tv that i saw it yesterday. it was just amazing. it was a gift that i really wanted. the real problem is the gerrymandered district. the guy standing behind john boehner is the benefactor. a they redrew the districts, and they are worse than they were before. that is a huge problem. we do not respect the communities. they created a commission here in california because of the census, and we a

host: let's look -- answered, thank you, daryl. let us look at what's aaron says on facebook -- let's hear what a viewer from new jersey has to say. horace, good morning. caller: how are you doing? i would like to congratulate you for your very informed and this -- a former to show. i am very enthusiastic about president obama. this is the only present and we have ever had that only had -- president we ever had that only had a last name and ever-present to most people. that i don't understand. black voters -- is not in there for civil rights purposes, but he is there for the presidential candidate of the united states. he works very hard to try to keep things on a balance. he don't try to focus on self, but on other people. i am a disabled american vet and one of the primary things he talked about when he talks about budget cuts and all of that, first of all, protecting the american veteran. second of all, social security. and every american is going to get older. and for those -- a guy like newt gingrich, a self-made millionaire,

but now, congressman daryl issa is calling for an investigation into at least four members of congressllegedly received discounted loans under countrywide financial's v.i.p. program. >> all right. larry, thank you very much. how safe would you feel if your doctor was texting or talking on the phone while he was operating on you. frightening newn the gurney. survey shows 62% of medical technicians between the ages of 41 to 50 claim that they have talked on the phone during heart surgery. what's even worse, 58% of technicians between the ages of 31 to 40 admit to texting during open heart surgery. the professor of anesthesiology is here on talk to us, do we have to give you smelling salts or are you ready to tell us how could that be? >> you know, gretchen and steve, as you probably walked into the studio today, you noticed more and more people are tied to their electronic personal devices. >> sure. >> and health care workers are not unique but health care workers need to be educated on the proper use and the proper interface between the human and technology. >> sure. ok, what would be i

>> well, you know, that's daryl hammond and he's pretty good. he's pretty good. what you can say is the debate on now that there's just two? are you definitely committed to still having this december 27th debate? au >> you know this is a news max debate, very powerful group and they asked me to do it and they want me to maybe and it could happen this way, i have a lot of respect for newt and you know, if you look at the courage that some of these people have shown which is none and look at what's happened to them, i mean, in all fairness, i like mitt romney. he's a really nice guy. you'll be interviewing him soon but his numbers have gone very substantially since he said no and a lot of people think it's because it showed a lack of decisiveness or a lack of courage in going into this debate. and you look at what happened with newt, newt has gone up like a rocket ship. so, you know, i respect that. we may just do a chat. newt and i may just do a chat. >> what do you mean about that? >> we may talk about the world and the economy and it maybe it will be interesting

i hope that by showing up this evening, for this extraordinary turnout that i have finally made daryl happy. [laughter] he told me early on that i had to come do it. it is an old personal friend of mine. [applause] i like coming back to iowa for many reasons. my wife went to college here and our national campaign chairman is from here. i have many ties here. in terms of my candidacy, i like coming here because i like coming to a state where you could have been out of office for a while, you could have been a little older, you could return and win the governorship. [laughter] i was]terry's birthday party the other night and i told him what an inspiration to me he was. when you watch the budget deal they got compared to what washington has been like, we could use a lot more of him and a lot less obama in this country. [applause] i am always glad to come back to the state of shock grassley -- chuck grassley. he was the only person that voted with in 1984 for gasahol. that was ethanol when ronald reagan signed into law. it is great to be back. i have to confess that while i got aping for