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 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 he switches to his remaining tank in the left wing. he also decides to land at the first available airport just nor

tavis: daryl is like the most soulful white man that ever lived. >> he's such a good singer.is: i mean, i love both of them, but daryl's voice is unbelievable. but i digress on that one. what's fascinating about this story for me about your deciding and figuring out that the big massive arenas, hanging out with hall & oates, that was not meant for you, that was not your thing, you couldn't do the big gestures. so you scaled down to where you are comfortable, but then you become a solo artist. so you're still out there like it's on you. >> but i always have a band. you know, i kind of realized as time went on that you can choose your band members who, you know, are not only great musicians, but good friends. that's sort of where i've come to. there's the guy who produced this record, paul bryan, the bass player in my band and kind of the musical director and we've worked together probably over 10 years. we've just become really, really good friends and there's something about working with him that has really radically changed my relationship to performing because he has such a

. >> 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 you'll meet in this show, it's all about pushing limits. i want to warn you, anything you see here don't try at home. >> it is just like any challenge, like mountain climbing or a video game, just trying to get to the finish, just trying to make the next one the best one and do it as fast or as good as you can. >> it's a friend's spontaneous suggestion that plants the seeds for the jump. >> a friend of mine came over and said, daryl, let's go jump off the bridge. off, and ev

we heard some good things about pricing today from daryl horton, prices up 9%, 6% on the square footage basis. we're seeing that, although we think maybe the stocks have gotten a little bit ahead of themselves and are anticipating price increases that aren't likely this year. >> tom: what has got to be encouraging, though, the home prices look to move up, as you mentioned, considerably higher, but those home prices are being absorbed. consumers out there are willing to pay that extra price. >> yes, they are, and one of the key factors in the recovery in 2012 and early 2013, has been a lack of inventory. there is just not a lot of homes for sale on the market. that is great for prices. what we think is important to look for as we move into the spring, as more homes start to come on to the market and put a little bit of pressure on the prices in the spring selling seasons. >> tom: and certainly you're concerned with the new homes being completed. your best in class is k.b. homes, k.b.h., the stock at a 52-week high. what do you anticipate at k.b.h. in the year ahead. >> it is actually our

daryl robey came here from jackson, mississippi. he camped out overnight hoping to get a good spot. >> i'm going to be sitting right there waiting for when they open up. >> thousands of law enforcement and federal troops will be on hand to make sure everyone's safe. today's swearing-in is ceremony real for the public. the constitution requires the official ontario of office to take place january 20th. the president was officially sworn into office yesterday at a small ceremony at the white house. he followed that up with a candlelight service sunday night where he said today's parties are not about him. >> what we're celebrating is not the election or swearing in of a president. what we're doing is celebrating each other. >> and he talked about what he called the most significant event of the inaugural weekend's celebrations, his wife's new haircut. >> i love her bangs. she looks good. she always looks good. >> the celebrations won't end until late monday night when the president and first lady attend three different inaugural balls

we heard some good things about pricing today from daryl horton, prices up 9% 6% on the square footage basis. we're seeing that although we think maybe the stocks have gotten a little bit ahead of themselves and are anticipating price increases that aren't likely this year. >> tom: what has got to be encouraging, though, the home prices look to move up, as you mentioned, considerably higher, but those home prices are being absorbed. consumers out there are willing to pay that extra price. >> yes they are and one of the key factors in the recovery in 2012 and early 2013, has been a lack of inventory. there is just not a lot of homes for sale on the market. that is great for prices. what we think is important to look for as we move into the spring, as more homes start to come on to the market and put a little bit of pressure on the prices in the spring selling seasons. >> tom: and certainly you're concerned with the new homes being completed. your best in class is k.b. homes, k.b.h., the stock at a 52-week high. what do you anticipate at k.b.h. in the year ahead. >> it is actually our on

push so hard that people like seventy eight year old great grandmother eleanor fairchild an actress daryl hannah were arrested last october for trespassing on their on her own property as she tried to stop trans canada's bulldozers from repeat a hole through her three hundred acre ranch. why is the state of texas allowing a foreign corporation. to seize privately owned texans land through eminent domain to build an oil pipeline when in two thousand the state transfer to predation department for bid the use of eminent domain to build new one roads across texas. and why is it that we've allowed this foreign corporation trans canada to launch numerous slapp suits these are basically nuisance suits against peaceful activists and property owners threatening them with losing their homes and life savings if they continue protesting further construction of the pipeline. and most importantly why residing on a rapidly warming planet why are we doubling down on nine hundred centuries dirty energy sources like fossil fuels when we should be focusing on twenty first century clean energy sources like s

extremists make up only a small fraction of the armed rebels and will be easy to control but historian daryl porn disagrees we are reassured by your guest that if the if the dissidents come to power they'll be able to handle elements for fraud but there will be an dissidents at the same play when they were with nato in two thousand and eleven and toppling colonel gadhafi now they are seeking to do the same thing in syria which suggests that they have not learned even the most recent lessons of history now we see that in been ghazi which was the cradle of the revolt against gadhafi the north atlantic countries have asked their nationals to belief in god because resumed impending terrorist attacks wants by those they just come into power so i think we should get with a grain of salt what your guest said in that interview there putting civilians in harm's way by wanting attacks from crowded urban communities i was all. cured guess that he would not be involved in any negotiation with the assad regime the way wars in is the true negotiate with those who are shooting at you and that is how this w

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. >> it's scary >> reporter: daryl mccurry owned the pair of flats from 1977 to 1988.and was renting he says the upper flat had many different tenants move in and out.but down below he rented to two men.he believed to be a gay couple.who lived there for several years. he says he doesn't remember either man fitting the description of the person seen talking to kevin the day he vanished.tall with long blond hair.with a large black dog. daryl says he was in and out of that building.doing maintenance.and doesn't remember anything odd about the pair.except for one interaction with one of the men. normally the downstairs started working out some expletives. and i thought that this is a bit shocking. i thought that it was inappropriate and a bit out of control. it made me wonder about his personality >> reporter: even still he's skptical that his former building is connected to the decades old case. >> if something really did happen there if they are tearing up concrete it seems like a neighbor would have heard something. or i would have noticed or the other tenants would have noticed somet

daryl, north carolina. constance, and georgia. nelson, new york read karl, north carolina.issouri. keep these phone calls coming. in this number of people to think. i think each and one of the. -- i thank each and every one of you. tom, iowa. mary, north carolina. keep these phone calls coming in. let's break a record today. paul, arlington, texas. is there an arlington, virginia and a house? tacoma park? we urge you to call. stand up for independent media. call-in right now. we're offering you juan gonzalez's wonderful book. you will not be able to put it down. what a history you have on how this country was created. "harvest of empire." the book is yours for $100, $100 for the dvd. put them together, $150. "harvest of empire" the film based on his book. this film, a feature-length documentary, examines the direct connection between the long history of his intervention in latin america and the immigration crisis we face today. based on his groundbreaking book. it takes an unflinching look at the role of u.s. economic interests played in triggering an unprecedented wave of

. >> cenk: daryl wyman, thank you for joining us.esting conversation. >> thank you. >> cenk: kvr poisoning our troops they want us to pay for it. i want to have that conversation. really? you know i'd like to arm our viewers with the ability to argue with their conservative uncle joe over the dinner table. [ voice of dennis ] allstate. with accident forgiveness, they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. [ voice of dennis ] indeed. are you in good hands? hershey's simple pleasures chocolate. 30% less fat, 100% delicious. . >> cenk: do you remember kvr they were a subsidiary of halliburton during the iraq war dick cheney company. he received $34 million when he left halliburton to become vice president of the united states. i'm sure that did not count in any of the contracts at all. halliburton happened to get $31 billion in work orders from the united states government. well some of it they screwed up including poisoning some of our troops in iraq with chemicals we're going to explain in a second. t

today"'s sports columnist christine brennan and hall of famer daryl green.ey both agree someone, aka mike shanahan, needs to own up to the mistake. >> rg3 is a young man who we care very much about. he's also the franchise. you cannot make that kind of mistake. >> i'll agree with this. in he retrospect he blew it and i would love to hear him say he blew it. i would just like the retrospect out of it. >> maryland terrapins hosting the defending acc champion sell moms last night. -- seminoles last night. florida state up by 8. with the -- but the terps would rally. with time running out, the rain bow three coming up big to pull the terps within one. but the seminoles hold on to win. 65-62. look at this. a good sign that hockey is back. preps under way at verizon center for the return of hockey. they built the ice surface and put all the logos and markings in place yesterday. the regular season expected to begin january 19 and if all goes well, the new cba will be ratified by saturday. that's a quick look at sports this morning. i'm kristen berset. have a great

>>> daryl stin eberg met with aids of joe biden to come up with how to deal with mental illness. >> let's build a national set of agencies that will prevent a lot of unnecessary suffering. >> reporter: signburg is urging the federal government to devote $10 million to help states accomplish additional mental state programs. >>> debby shultz is staying at her postas the head of the national economy. congressmen reelected her today. the congresswoman gardenerred support from her party and president obama who last month said he wanted her to stay on. she was appointed to the postin 2011. >>> a new survey finds more americans are now open to allowing citizenship for some illegal immigrants. the associated press gfk poll found 52% of americans favor allowing a path way to citizenship for immigrants who are already in the country. in 2010 just 50% of people polled ed felt that way. 22% more republicans now back the path to citizenship compared to how many did back in 2010. >>> americas cup organizers are announcing a summer concert series that is soon to be built waterfront amphitheater. it'll

daryl buchanan says when it comes to diversity, what is the right number?diversity a perspective and experience? erin says hire the best person for the job. problem when all but white males excluded. and the one and only, that's not me, that's this person's name. may not have a lot of women in the cabinet but the policies are women friendly. that's just a few examples of what you had to say to us this hour. look at yesterday's gum check. would you colorado bill allowing parents to buy alcohol for their children between ages of 18 to 20? it is currently against the law. 36% of you said, yes, you would support it. 64% of you said, no. and i actually thought it was legal for parents to provide alcohol. i didn't know that that was against the law. save your tweets. i won't read them. that does it for this edition of "news nation." i'm tamron hall. tomorrow, david sanger will join us and talking with congressman sarl shea-parter of new hampshire where the congressional delegation, all female. "the cycle" is up next. [ coughs ] shh! [ coughs ] shh! [ breathes dee

. >> cenk: daryl wyman, thank you for joining us.esting conversation. >> thank you. >> cenk: kvr before the sneeze, help protect with a spray. before the tissue, help defend with a wipe. before the cold & flu season help prevent with lysol. because when you have 10 times more protection with each hand wash... and kill 99.9% of germs around the house with each spray... those healthy habits start to add up. this season, a good offense is the best defense and lysol has your family covered because that's our mission for health. . >> cenk: do you remember kvr they were a subsidiary of halliburton during the iraq war dick cheney company. he received $34 million when he left halliburton to become vice president of the united states. i'm sure that did not count in any of the contracts at a a.. halliburllnurn hpened to get $31 billion in work orders from the united states government. well some of it they screwed up including poisoning some of our troops in iraq with chemicals we're going to explain in a second. turns out they got got got ende

it's chairman, daryl isa, is famous for his witch hunts against the white house. how come you guys don't come up and open an investigation into this foreclosure settlement we've been hearing about over the last two days? >> well, one of the things we did try to do, and i must give chairman issa credit, he and i wrote a letter friday asking them not to go forward with this settlement. this is one of the things we did jointly. asked them not to go forward with it until we had an opportunity as a congress and as a committee to review the terms of that agreement, and they basically said, no, we're going on and we're going to do it no matter what, and that's been their attitude all along unfortunately. this deal that they came up with, martin, is one which i think is probably going to be unfair to a lot of people who lost their homes. keep in mind, we've got a settlement that totals about $10 billion, and basically it will never compensate a lot of these folks who lost their homes illegally through these banks. and so the banks easily get off. they pay $10 billion, whi

. >> bret: congressman daryl ice saying he will not vote for the legislation.com. jonathan, the asian markets have opened. they have been open for a news and looks like they are seeing tentative gains with potentially looking at this deal up about 1% at this point. your thoughts on the market reaction to all of this in washington? >> well, it is a little early to know he just yet. last the markets worldwide just opening after the new year's holidays. our own markets aren't open yet. so far tentative. the u.s. dollar is down and gold is up. my opinion is that markets in general will be happy to see any resolution to what has been a serious debacle going on for weeks. unfortunately, it doesn't address as many of the previous speakers have talked about the underlying core issues here. this is a problem of spending in which spending is not addressed at all. in fact, it is increased as darryl issa pointed out. many of the loopholes for nasa and green energy remains. taxes for the biggest wealthiest producers go up as well. hard to find that longer term markets will

push so hard that people like seventy eight year old great grandmother eleanor fairchild an actress daryl hannah were arrested last october for trespassing on their on her own property as she tried to stop trans canada's bulldozers from repeat a hole through her three hundred acre ranch. why is the state of texas allowing a foreign corporation to seize privately owned texans land through eminent domain to build an oil pipeline when in two thousand the state trance to predation apartment for bill the use of eminent domain to build new one roads across texas. and why is it that we've allowed this foreign corporation trans canada to launch numerous slap suits these are basically nuisance suits against peaceful activists and property owners threatening them with losing their homes and life savings. if they continue protesting for the construction of the bible. and most importantly why residing on a rapidly warming planet why are we doubling down on nine hundred centuries dirty energy sources like fossil fuels when we should be focusing on twenty first century clean energy sources like solar a

daryl is joining us from missouri on the democrats' line. caller: good morning. veteran and ivy support chuck hagel. why does everyone need to leave -- to be vetted by israel? i disagree with your statement. the first thing you are labeled as anti-semitic when you say anything about is real. host: thank you. guest: this took place in 1998. host: we will hear from the secretary of state as she gives us an overview and the questioning from senator chuck hagel before the senate foreign relations committee. >> i have just come back from a lot of the gulf states. secretary cohen is out there now. i came back with the following set of impressions from it. first of all, they are very concerned about what is going on in iraq. they understand about the problems of the weapons of mass destruction and the fact that they do threaten them. it is less visible, i think, than a cross border threat. second, they are fully convinced that this crisis has been created by saddam hussein. they are concerned about the iraqi people, as are we, which is why we support this oil for food p

but daryl brewer said he dated the much younger arias for four years.one bought a house together. the divorced dad says she was great with his son. >> jodi was a very responsible, caring, loving person. >> did you ever see jodi act jealous towards women that you came in contact with? >> no. >> reporter: but on cross-examination, brewer may have done damage to her case. he told the prosecutor arias took a nude picture of him in the shower. remember, she snapped these photos of travis alexander in the shower seconds before prosecutors say she started stabbing him. he testified arias visited him the day before the murder and borrowed two of his gas cans. >> and she made more than one call asking you for the gas cans to make a trip to arizona, didn't she? >> yes. >> reporter: he says she filled up those cans in california so she could make it to alexander's house in arizona and commit murder without leaving any tracks. prosecutors say that shows premeditation. one reason they believe she deserves the death penalty. for "good morning america," ryan owens, ab

well, daryl freeman may have said yes, but only if he could do it on a skateboard.nger 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

i see the republican leader mitch mcconnell as having so much power, daryl eisa and eric cantor following. it is like they are the face of the republican party. hearing their comments and watching them in action, i think these guys are really hard to deal with. anyway, i think they are the fly in the buttermilk. host: abc's jonathan carl, who has been a capitol hill producer for several years and is now going to be the new white house correspondent for abc is up on capitol hill following this. here is a tweed he just sent out. that is from a senate democratic leadership aide according to jonathan carl of abc news. james in new hampshire republican line. caller: happy new year. i am a republican died in the wall, but what i will say is both parties -- i don't know which one started disappearing -- started it and i don't care, why do they let it go to the last second? i am craig said every one of them. my congressman bass -- i am crazed at every one of them. my congressman bass, they got he got kicked out. all they are doing tonight is fixing unemployment, farms, and all that stuff, which n

point of personal privilege and recognize the president pro e them of of the california state senate, daryl steinberg. thank you for being here. and thanks to all of the task force members that are here and the vice chairs who have taken a lot of their time to make sure we have a good end product in all this. it's very, very much appreciated. i just want to let everybody know from the beginning that i'm a hunter, i'm a gun owner, and i believe that law-abiding citizens have a second amendment right to own firearms. i'm not interested in giving up my firearms, my gun, and i'm not going to ask other law-abiding americans to give up theirs. and not only is the this something that i believe in personally, after the supreme court ruled in the heller decision, this is off the table. the court ruled that law-abiding citizens have a right to own firearms. so i don't want that discussion irrespective of what side of the issue you're on, should not get in the way of the work that we're doing. but as a father and a grandfather, i also believe that we have a responsibility to make our schools, our stre

the men and women who operate the senate subways, daryl and many others. train, elevator, they take us to the votings and meetings. they are the glue that we couldn't function without them. they are an extraordinary group of people. the capitol police who protect us. police who a lot of people, around here started to notice a little bit more after the all awful day in 1998 when good were shot and killed on busy wednesday afternoon. the parolly men tear began and clerk and staff on the floor including when we call for the votes schedule is going let us make it home to a child's dance recite l or birthday party or any kind of family event. i want to thank the many bernies who came here more than forty years ago dug in and made the senate their cause and concern. and people like mick murphy of the foreign relations committee who makes everybody's life easier. i thank the reporters who catch us in the hallways, trap us, and ambush us in the hallways, and who despite, all the changes and challenges in their own business, still beautifully document the first dra

government and improving government performance, and that's exactly what we're going to talking about with daryl's leadership after lunch. and so we'll look forward to that panel. i'm certainly a big believer you can get productivity gains and efficiency gains in government. this has been a terrific panel. my thanks to everybody on the panel and the audience for coming. [applause] and we'll see you later. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

host: republican response after the address, here's a quote from daryl issa, the top republican on the house oversight committee. he said, i'm hoping the president will recognize that compromise should have been the word for today. we were hoping that he would use this day to reach out to all americans and to all parties. he clearly did not. then inside "the washington times" this mortgage, plenty of quotes from republicans. this one from steve king. they say outspoken republican from iowa among the first congressional lawmakers to weigh in on the inauguration. he issued a statement more than three hours before president obama ceremonially took the oath of office for his second term. senator jeff sessions, an alabama republican, refused to criticize the i dress. host: to douglas, nashville, tennessee, democratic caller. caller: good morning. host: what are your throughouts on the inaugural address? caller: i thought it was wonderful. i thought the speech was very insightful and i believe that he talked about we the people and together we can do the things he set out to do. host: he tal