kenny albert, daryl johnston, tony siragusa. and tony gonzalez, who was 14 years of age back in 1990. unfortunately, we do not have a picture of tony from his days at huntington beach high school. >> daryl: hasn't changed too much, i don't think. >> tony: you look the same? >> i actually had the gumby face back then. >> tony: did you have the lines? >> i had a couple lines. looking sweet. >> tony: it works for some of us. >> kenny: no mullet, i guess. dominique davis. his first pass is caught by lamar brown. tony, tell me a little about dominique, rookie out of east carolina who spent his freshman season with matt ryan at boston college. >> i have been pleasantly surprised. he's got a great arm. obviously, he can move around in that pocket really well, and he's picking up the offense. he had the whole off-season to do it, but he's coming to camp looking really, really strong. he's making a big push for that third quarterback on the team. maybe even second. >> kenny: penalty marker as davis is out of bounds on the 48. >> tony: we

kenny albert, daryl johnston, tony siragusa. and tony gonzalez, who was 14 years of age back in 1990. unfortunately, we do not have a picture of tony from his days at huntington beach high school. >> daryl: hasn't changed too much, i don't think. >> tony: you look the same? >> i actually had the gumby face back then. >> tony: did you have the lines? >> i had a couple lines. looking sweet. >> tony: it works for some of us. >> kenny: no mullet, i guess. dominique davis. his first pass is caught by lamar brown. tony, tell me a little about dominique, rookie out of east carolina who spent his freshman season with matt ryan at boston college. >> i have been pleasantly surprised. he's got a great arm. obviously, he can move around in that pocket really well, and he's picking up the offense. he had the whole off-season to do it, but he's coming to camp looking really, really strong. he's making a big push for that third quarterback on the team. maybe even second. >> kenny: penalty marker as davis is out of bounds on the 48. >> tony: we

>> daryl: you're on the clock right now. >> tony: come on kenny. it's easy. >> kenny: i'll trade my pick to you. for two second-rounders. james rodgers on the return. who is it? who would you be? >> daryl: i think you've got to go calvin johnson, the receiver position. >> kenny: megatron? what do you think, tony? >> tony: matt ryan perhaps? >> daryl: i don't know. i'd take matt. why wouldn't i? [ boy ] looks like our work is done here. i'm heading home. vaaa vrooom need some help, ma'am? grrrrrrr! these things are heavy. zzzzzzzz! [ male announcer ] built for work. and everything you work for. hey, honey. i'm glad you're home. [ male announcer ] the chevy silverado. our most powerful hd yet. from fathers to sons, [ boy ] dad! [ male announcer ] chevy runs deep. the audience choice ingredient bud light! and here we go. looks like chef dubois is emulsifying the d light into a foam, what's his competitor doing? he appears to be having a really good time. [ male announcer ] it's the sure sign of a good time. the just right taste of bud light. here we g

daryl is a good kid.just made one bad mistake. >> after initially pleading not guil to murder, daryl dedmond change his plea to guilty in a state court. the next day, dedmond and two others there that night pleaded guilty to federal hate crimes and a months' long pattern of brutal harassment. dedmond was given two life sentences. the others have yet to be sentenced. up next, was it murder of a miscarriage of justice. the story of two families torn apart by a deadly shooting. mpir. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a place where innovation meets determination... and businesses lead the world. the new new york works for business. find out how it can work for yours at thenewny.com. this is the first leg of our world challenge with the cadillac ats. this is actually starting to feel real now. [ ross ] this is the perfect place to test the ats's advanced aerodynamics. [ derek ] we've got crosswinds, tailwinds,

daryl johnson, welcome to "democracy now!"l us what you're finding, what this report was and what happened to it. >> thank you for having me on your show. basically, the genesis of the reports started as early as january 2007 when i received a phone call from the u.s. capitol police and the young senator from illinois, who is african- american, was considering running for president. they basically wanted to know if we had seen any extremist chatter that was threatening in nature toward barack obama. we did a quick search of the internet sites and did not find any threats so it's pretty much closed that request out. in my ensuing months, i sat down with analysts and postulated, what if an african-american senator was elected president, what would that do to extremism in the u.s.? we basically put this out, brainstormed this question. we came to the conclusion it would be a recruitment boom for these groups. coupling with the ailing economy, a lot of people on unemployment would basically be ripe for recruitment by these groups.

then one of the vehicles drives off. >> daryl dedmon apparently wasn't through.e had two girls in his truck as he was leaving this parking lot, a big f-250 pickup truck. james craig anderson, the man who was beaten almost to a pulp, was stumbling down this curb. that's when police say daryl dedmon hit the gas. jumped the curb and ran right over his victim. smashing him. but what he didn't know was the entire episode was being caught on a surveillance camera on the corner of this hotel. this is what was caught on that tape. obtained exclusively by cnn and we warn you, it is disturbing. james craig anderson first comes into view in the lower right corner of the screen after he was beaten according to police. he staggers into the headlights of mr. dedmon's truck. his white shirt easily visible. then the truck backs up, surges forward, the headlights glowing brightly on anderson's shirt before he and that shirt disappear underneath it. the truck runs right over the defenseless man. >> after he does that, he drives to a mcdonald's, he picks up the phone, apparently ca

do you think daryl that you know the word terrorist evokes a specific image to americans and that they have a hard time associating that word it with white males that's true a lot of people because of the overemphasis on the global war on terrorism they're looking for people that have brown skin wearing turbans and having foreign sounding names maybe speaking a foreign accent and so people have been conditioned because of this war on terror to report suspicious activity on individuals that look for him but we also need to be vigilant about those who are among those that look like me you can be related to your friends or next door neighbor because that they subscribe to any one of these extremist belief systems here they pose a threat as well and this is exactly what you brought attention to in your d.h. asked report i wanted to read a clip from that report if we could bring it up there it states quote threats from white supremacists and violent anti-government groups there in two thousand and nine have been largely rhetorical and have not indicated plans to carry out violent acts never

the house oversight and government reform committee led by republican representative daryl issa of california filed a civil contempt of congress lawsuit against holder. the suit wants the court to reject the claim by president obama asserting executive privilege. in june holder was held in civil and criminal contempt. >>> a measure to expand gambling in the state of maryland is expected to come up for debate shortly on the floor of the state house of delegates. the measure has been bitterly dividing lawmakers and citizens around the state. just last night, a key house committee approved a plan to guarantee deeper tax breaks for some maryland casino operators. the senate passed the gambling measure last week and the voters will have to approve any gambling expansion. >>> we are under a yellow alert today due to the weather we had not only this morning which certainly slowed down the commuters, but the potential for strong to severe storms this afternoon. we may have to upgrade it to a severe weather alert day depending on how things shape up. behind it a lot of sunshine here. so that's heating

since 1985, the escalators have claimed five lives, including 3- year-old melissa gilbert in 1995, daryl jackson in 1997, and glenda weeks a mother of three on thanksgiving day in 1998. >> she was a loving person who would give you her all. >> reporter: bruce leshan, 9news now. >> should metro adjust its fares on days it has service problems? one maryland man thinks so. jonathan rice has launched a petition at change.org. minimal service? minimum fare. he says metro often fails its customers with service problems like delays and closings. rice proposes that customers pay the minimum fare when there is a major delay or problem. he's hoping 5,000 people will join this petition. >>> the federal aviation administration has suspended the airport procedure which led to last week's close call at national airport. investigators say the three just got too close because of miscommunication while traffic was reversed at reagan. the agency is stopping the practice until it develops a national standardized plan to change the direction of takeoffs and landings. >>> a new study finds people who are obe

let's ask our panel, josh brown, is indeed back with us and daryl jones. miles of rbc capital markets. leo of bny mellon wealth management. nice to have you with us. i'm going to start with you, josh. the leadership has indeed changed certainly. you follow the money but is the change of leadership necessarily a good thing? >> you know, the -- that's a great point. real question is the change of leadership for real? and you don't think that it is. one of the big complaints that you keep hearing from people involved in the market now is lack of trend and lack of follow-through. it is a rotation driving people crazy. i think the real explanation for what we are seeing, this is really important, is that so much of the money being moved around is being moved by asset allocators. so you see this situation where utilities get way too expensive and the, tobacco. they say all right, the end of the month, let's trim there. let's add to some of these cyclical names beaten up. you see some flows in the materials. that's not a longer-term phenomenon. i would be looking

daryl, you have been there, thank you. speaker progress, i want to teach -- think each member of the senate and house for suggesting to the people of california that this is a time to make the right decision. it has been so many years. we have seen a lot of battles that did not come to a conclusion. this is the right conclusion. it is so right, when we made the decision, then the federal agencies came in and complemented it. that is why john mccarthy is here, deputy of transportation. it is the same thing we are doing in our city. we are coming together with our board of supervisors, malia cohen is here, mta board, we're coming together to make investment. you do not get the investment unless you get investor confidence. so with all the agencies, whether it is caltrans, sfmta, the fed's or regional, local authorities here, we are creating confidence, and we are not waiting. when the public, when the voters say, are you just debating? no, we have made that investment. 2000 jobs already created. and guess what? more to come

house oversight government reform committee led by republican representative daryl issa of california has filed a civil concept of congress lawsuit against holder. the suit wants the court to reject a claim by president obama asserting executive privilege. in june holder was held in civil and criminal contempt. >>> investigators are trying to figure out how a man was able to make it past the multimillion dollar security system at new york's j.f.k. airport. investigators say daniel casio was riding his jet ski with frenchedzs when he ran out of gas. he scaled an 8-foot barbed wire fence and he walked across a runway past security cameras and motion detectors without anyone noticing. he was arrested and charged with criminal trespass. >> wow. >>> an elderly australian man drove the wrong way down a street for nearly eight miles and apparently there was plenty of traffic. he's in his 80s. he has since had his license taken away. his lawyer says this was his client's first driving offense in 30 years. he says the man was suffering some sort of health issues. >>> in the market for a new ta

daryl johnson, thank you so much for fighting for the right things.iate it. >> thank you cenk. >> cenk: we hope that someone is paying attention. you got to track both sides of extremism. it's the most obvious thing in the world. look at all these attacks. when we come back we'll do a segment called "ask cenk." and there is some very interesting questions in there including how did i get used to talking to the camera without a teleprompter? there is a fascinating story behind that. i'll show you how the inside of this work. >> we still have 50 million americans who can't see a doctor when they're sick, and we have the right wing in total denial about the problem. collide. gavin newsom shifts into high gear for answers on the gavin newsom show. what's my secret for sunday lunch? my little helpers... and 100% natural french's yellow mustard. it has zero calories for me, and a taste my family loves. joining us. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me, man. lls inc gicb5732

miami that was twenty six percent in just nothing here nothing a lifetime to known assassin resident daryl minnow says jobs here are scarce and for many with no access to transportation this is a portrait of everyday life it's sad i mean there used to be animal clinics very to be. dry wall construction and all that stuff gone. i don't know it's a trend expected to continue in cities across america if serious changes aren't made pushing the poor further and further out of cities and into rural areas with fewer services and opportunities but one for now that's keeping some communities like this one afloat in sonoma sasa florida christine for our tea. party correspondent christine just landed in d.c. and rushed to our studio for a wrap up of the convention chris and you had a long week so really appreciate you making it to the studio here so looks like based on your story there that there's a lot more to american cities in this case tampa than what meets the camera lens yeah it's very very interesting live in you talk about the media descending on downtown tampa of course we were part of the

analyst daryl johnson wrote a report titled right wing extremism current economic and political climate fueling resurgence and radicalization and recurrent recruitment many on the right criticize it as politically motivated fear mongering wing extremists here. this is one of these stories and. this is what we. like to tell it oh my god. does that mean they're going to be spending so despised . there are no timothy mcveigh he's out there right now if they're going to issue these reports for this made up threat serbians as posing a bigger threat to this country than terrorists naming veterans groups as possible extremist groups targeting veterans. career was essentially over because the administration didn't support his findings so while homegrown terrorism appears to be on the rise why isn't the media recognizing it to discuss this and more i'm joined now by jennifer rowland program associate for the new america foundation jennifer welcome. so right wing extremism doesn't factor appear to be on the rise why does theirs why does there seem to be this hard time acknowledging it. i think it

analyst daryl johnson thank you. well you've heard all about three d. movies now more people are using three d. printers and while many celebrate the advances in the versatility of three d. printing others are growing concerned over possible use to print out deadly weapons and american gun smith made this a reality user by the name have. a r fifteen dot com a firearms forum claims to have fired two hundred rounds from his part plastic pistol it's the first successful firing of a three d. printed gun have blue did not use the printer and an entire gun only a part called the lower receiver. you can see it there so this component is the only part of the garden regulated for sale under u.s. law and must carry a serial number that is unless it's made by someone for personal use so how blue is not breaking any laws so is this possibly another example of how easy it is for anyone to craft their own deadly weapons to discuss this i'm joined now by our intrepid our t.v. producer andrew blake andrew it's great to have you here on the satellite here so first of al

daryl says nope, i'm very happy being miserable, thank you.as a fool to let a frat brother persuade me to be a accountant. i should have been an atmospheric fizztist. tom says no change, thank you, i stumbled into a career that worked for me. i would work on retiring earlier. >>. >> why retire early -- >> there are other things in your life to make you happy, that's why. >> bill has the three legged stool philosophy, i like to live on stilts. >> thanks again for tweeting in, continue to send in your comments. fashion can be fickle, so can wall street. courtney reagan will be next. >>> you earn it to spend it, a key reading on income and consumption first thing tomorrow morning. how the top money jocks are playing that ahead of time. we're sitting on a bunch of shale gas. there's natural gas under my town. it's a game changer. ♪ it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the economy.

and as far as daryl holton was concerned, the sooner the better. >> yeah, i was convicted of four counts of first-degree murder. my children. >> throughout the entire interview holton spoke in a calm, coherent manner about what led to his nightmarish actions. >> got out of the army, divorced my wife, had custody of my children. reconciled with my wife. the reconciliation didn't work. and i hit her. i struck her. she got custody of the children and pretty much factored me out of the picture. >> then on november 30th, 1997, holton picked up his four children, ranging in age from 4 to 12, to take them christmas shopping. instead, he shot each one through the heart. >> i miss them. but, no, i can't say that i feel any remorse. >> while many death row inmates file numerous appeals to delay their execution, holton dropped all of his. >> i do think that the death penalty is appropriate in some cases. and i've got a low tolerance for someone claiming that they didn't do something that they actually did. there was no factual dispute of what happene there was none. it wasn't a question of who did

california republican representative daryl issa slid to third place. democratic congressman -- [ inaudible ] -- and mark warner of virginia round out the top five. republicans did nominate the list. 31 members of the g.o.p. made the top 50. >> interesting list. trying to give back by serving. >>> what are you going to have for us in the next half-hour? >> who's single on that list? >> no. >> we're going to look at the most stolen cars in america. the bachelor on the hill. >> thanks, jess. >>> still ahead, secret service swoops in on a man accused of e- mailing threats against the president. more on that story next. >> the congressman who made the legitimate rape comment is standing up to his fellow republicans. >> head in sports, the nationals play a long ball against the braves, going, going, gone. but we will be right back. grz it is 8 -- >>> it 18 after 5:00 on this wednesday morning. we'll have sunshine, a few clouds and then this afternoon the threat for an isolated storm or two. temperatures by noon will be running in the lower 80s. again a good

want to say to those that also ran for your nomination this it was an honor to be associated with daryl and i want to thank, again, joan and daryl for all that they have done other the years for the constitution party. [applause] and robbie wells, is robbie here? robbie, thank you. [applause] the energy and enthusiasm exhibited by robbie wells on this campaign have been tremendous. and if he will continue to work with us, if we don't get to the top of the hill this time, we will get to the top of the hill in 2016. [applause] i also want to recognize susan doocy and thank her for her campaign and for sharing with us her life story, which every person should hear and listen to because it is a true pulling yourself up by the boot straps story under the free enterprise system. susan, thank you so much. i'm not sure whether lori ross is still here but i want to express appreciation lori for focusing on issues and for having the presence that a radio talk show host has and i hope i can call her up and get some pointers for jazzing up and going with a few, well-placed, reasonable zingers that

and then an admiral saw this kid had tall tent, and daryl taught him what he needed to learn, and gibbs moved to new york and started a very successful practice. not designing passenger ships but also naval ships. he designed 70% of all naval vessels built during world war ii. destroyerers, cruisers, the norm normandie landing craft, and their liberty ship, the cargo ship that helped win the war. basically built ships faster than the germans can sink them. that was his mindset. even throughout his successful career, he still remained focused on the grand five, and what really irritated him was that the european government subsidized their shipping companies with vast amounts of money to build bigger, faster passenger ships, ships not only to be luxurious but also had enough engine power to outdo the previous record-holder and this is the time when the highest average speed across the atlantic meant something. that was the discussion to build an american version. >> tell the folks gathered here a little bit about -- we know that you can make a lot of shipsful we knew he had an obsession

. >> reporter: from daryl hannah's take, to aerial's story.insist they'll never outgrow it. and believe it or not, mermaiding isn't just for kids. >> i always take my tail. and it just fits in the overhead bin of the airplane. >> reporter: some grown-ups, like hannah frazier, even make a career of it. how hard is it to learn how to swim like a mermaid? i wasn't sure i wanted to take the plunge myself. so, i brought along my game for anything daughter, della. within seconds, away she went, undulating and flapping her tail like the real thing. was it fun? >> it was awesome. >> reporter: real-life mermaids, as you can imagine, are like magn magnets. >> little kids are amazed. >> reporter: and that has business booming. especially since the girls started taking them on vacation. >> people say where kid you get them? and one is going to australia. >> reporter: finally, after all the rhapsodizing, i succumb. the things i do for "good morning america." i never had the mermaid fantasy. but for those five minutes, even floundering around, the tail make

i want to thank joan and daryl for all they have done over the years for the constitution party.applause] robbie wells -- thank you. [applause] the energy and enthusiasm exhibited by robbie wells on this campaign has been tremendous. if he will continue to work with us, if we do not get to the top of the hill this time, we will get to the top of the hill in 2016. [applause] i also want to recognize susan and thank her for her campaign and for sharing with us her life story, which every person should listen to because it is a true pulling yourself up by the bootstraps story under the free enterprise system. thank you so much. [applause] i am not sure if laurie is still here, but i want to express my appreciation for having the presence that a radio talk-show host has. i hope i can call her up and get some pointers for jazzing up and going with a few well- placed reasonable zingers that will surely get you on radio and television. [applause] i have to really thank ron. he allowed the delegations to vote for me. thank you very much. thank you for standing for a traditional marriage

. >> here's on observation from daryl on twitter, he says the box people can check off on the irs form should say the money is given for national conventions, should spell it out, most americans probably wouldn't want to give money for their olympics. guest: it's something again that goes back to the voluntary nature of that. if you're checking that box, unless you go on the internet or read the fine print, you might not necessarily know what you're checking or what the money is going for. of course this is something that is also put into a fund for presidential candidates for a public presidential financing system, but that's something that effectively is obsolete right now, because none of the major candidates are actually taking the money, either barack obama or mitt romney, from this pot. you have gary johnson, libertarian candidate, and a couple of others but really, nobody who is going to have an overrunning chance of winning the white house this year. it's game obsolete in 2008 when barack obama, who initially said he was going to take public presidential funding decided he was

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i want to thank joan and daryl for all they have done over the years for the constitution party.u. [applause] the energy and enthusiasm exhibited by robbie wells on this campaign has been tremendous. if he will continue to work with us, if we do not get to the top of the hill this time, we will get to the top of the hill in 2016. i also want to recognize susan and thank her for her campaign and for sharing with us her life story, which every person should listen to because it is a true pulling yourself up by the bootstraps story under the free enterprise system. thank you so much. [applause] i am not sure if laurie is still here, but i want to express my appreciation for having the presence that a radio talk-show host has. some pointers for jazzing up and going with a few well- placed reasonable zingers that will surely get you on radio and television. [applause] ron from california, i have to really thank ron. he allowed the california delegation is to vote for me. thank you very much. thank you for standing for your speech yesterday. [applause] our party offices have worked ver

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