i met daryl dexter earlier. doubt his motives, but with his help, i'm sure we can save the convent. save it? well, each year, costs rise, donations dwindle. you mean your future here is in doubt? in this house, yes. there's talk of it being sold. many old convents are turned into hotels these days. of course, the nuns can find homes in other convents. i'm sure the church can find a home for me somewhere. yeah, uh-- where were you before here? oh, many places. lyon, limerick, ghana. strasbourg? i was a priest there, many years ago. attached to the orphanage where therese spent her childhood. but, um, you didn't think to tell us that? i didn't think it was relevant. it's 20-odd years ago. i was long gone before she was there. and also, it was a difficult time. i don't want to go into it. well, i'm sure the diocese in strasbourg can tell us. old sins make long shadows, isn't that what they say? ah. ginette pascal. for once, i was just a man, not a man of god. i would have left the priesthood for her, but the church

this will be daryl's second flight ever.rvous. >> 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 too 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 j

i know daryl, his wife i don't think they probably care.as pretty fired up about it. >> happy birthday to coach harbaugh and of course the smiths. daryl smith wearing number 51. coach harbaugh turned 51 today. and the ravens head on the road for the first time looking for that win. coverage comes your way sunday at 1:00 followed by our postgame show. trouble for the ravens rivals, ben roethlisberger and the steelers have lost their first three games this season. last night in prime sometime, pittsburgh with a loss at home to the chicago bears. roethlisberger fumbles, julius peppers recovers the ball. the steelers turn the ball over five times. their record 0-3. that's pittsburgh's worse start in 15 years. >>> coming up tonight more on the ravens plus an update on the status of manny machado after the terrible injury in tampa bay today. that's the story from ,,,,,,,,,, >>> and don't miss the line up. it's hostages followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> a man turns heads during an illinois marathon. the florida man ran 56.2 miles back ward

but daryl said we needn't back out. he told me about laura masters being a cancer nurse, and that she would help me. i didn't want to lie. but i felt it was what god wanted. people were coming to the convent in such numbers, and god's word was spreading. i felt that the ends would justify the means. then therese found out about your little fraud, so you killed her. what? no! you had the opportunity to come into her room the morning of the fire. no-- what are you talking about? what about me? someone tried to kill me. how do you account for that? i mean, i know i lied-- lord forgive me-- but do i look like a murderer to you? you know, i really thought we had our killer. i was sure sister anne killed therese to protect the fake spring from being revealed. i thought when i confronted her, she'd confess, tell me how she did it, say three hail marys, case closed. ( clangs ) how did someone get in and out of that room? i'm sorry. that's okay. you know, sir, that cancer business-- it was brilliant. well-- really. how did you w

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daryl was lovely and so quiet. people. it's great. >> it is. >>> working on the sweat -- working up a sweat of the "gma heat index." kelly rowland, gracing the latest cover of "shape" magazine, where she reveals her diet and workout secrets. sara haines is here. you worked out with her? >> heck yeah. can't you tell? here's a girl who is literally doing it all. from her new album to a job as a judge on "the x factor." and she has time to keep her body rockin'. she has even shared some of her secrets with me. ♪ motivation >> reporter: kelly rowland's sizzling silhouette, is more than enough motivation to hit the gym. and in the latest issue of "shape" magazine, kelly flaunts her perfectly sculpted bod. >> she is dynamic. she has such energy. she practically jumps off the pages. >> reporter: i saw that cover. who am i? the grammy award-winning songstress turned "x factor" judge, says she owes her physique to her friend and trainer, jeannette jenkins. >> i started to get into it when i started to work with j.j., to be

hey, daryl. how you doing? it looks pretty bad right here. kevin: are you kidding me?orm: is this place really worth saving? richard: we can do better than this. roger: time to get to work. tom: nice and easy, nice and easy, everybody together. kevin: oh, yeah. roger: the right plant in the right place. good. richard: it's state-of-the-art. norm: perfectly square. roger: all in all, a good day's work. norm: right here on "this old house." the real question is, what can't you do? so push those boundaries, or paint them, plant them, and piece them together. the home depot is proud to support "this old house" and doers everywhere. [ wind howling, bird squawks ] [ thunder crashes, car alarm blares ] when the unexpected happens, state farm is there to help you get your old house to a better state. proud sponsor of "this old house." are jobs worth doing well, and just being good enough is never enough. gmc -- proud to lend "this old house" a helping hand since 2002. retailer of hardwood flooring. their wide selection includes bellawood prefinished, bamboo, laminate, and viny

. -- daryl smith, camden dos were bernard pierce. most of you say tandon doss area -- tandon doss.--e now for the orioles seven games left to play. the wildcard wrapping up their four-game stint in tampa traded the orioles right now in the lead. if the lead don't start to get strung together two wins thomas they are up one to nothing. chris davis and his 52nd home run of the season. that gives the orioles 8221 lead. orioles 221 lead. a solo homerun putting the orioles up area but they have bad news. manny machado running out a ground ball, suffering a knee injury and had to be carted off the field. will have enough it on his status tonight at 11:00. stay with us. tom tasselmyer is back with a last look at the weather as false starts to settle them. a five-month-old baby died inside a home? latebreaking details on that investigation. father arrested after an encounter with a baltimore county police officer. why the charges were just dismissed. >> looks like we are in for a tremendous stretch of weather. it looksghs come a really fantastic. it's great to be outdoors. a slight chance

burton to daryl stein beggar interest to look at the combined contribution if it were not for kelly yourigher to pay for this bridge. and thanks to patterson and ma iron there as high as they all right. are are. our last brian has been rescued by governor brown who appointed him our secretary of transportation. he's president this role his whole life. so let's bring brian kelly to the microphone and give a big applause to all our brian's. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> well, thank you steven e steve i'm not sure though how to respond to this picture. i want to commit all brian's on their names. i'm honored to think here. i've been sobered with this project throughout any 18 years as a staff person in the state senate and more recently in the brown administration for the past 15 months. i'll say over the 18 years this project has had an effect on me. it's had time to inspire me and frustrate me and today having seen the final project it expresses me. there are thousands of men and women who gave much of themselves to see this project accomplished. it's their work and their resolve and their friendship that i

daryl carver has the details. >> i am scared to send my kids to school now. >> after school shootingst sandy hook and recent threat at mcnair academy parents are concerned with how safe the schools really are. >> you could go to school and didn't have to worry about somebody beating you up or threatening to kill you or bringing guns. >> school officials in gainesville to he's the fear they have asked for additional firepower. in addition to the side arms the school officers now carry they want to provide assault rifles like this one for officers to be stored in a safe for an emergency. >> these things happen quickly. they happen unexpectedly. and in places and locations where we can't anticipate. so any lack of time to get a weapon would be detrimental in an emergency. >> only the cops in three schools that have police on campus have access to the weapons. they need birpg upons to people responding to tpacking the saum kind of heat. >> thresidents we spoke to generally welcome the stepped up firepower in light of recent events especially if they are in the hand of cops. >> we need som

earlier, i spoke with congressman daryl issa about the looming government shutdown and what it means. take a look. mr. chairman, the house voted to continue to fund the government but to defund obama care. it now goes to the senate. all predictions are that the senate is going to fund obama care and then we're really at a problem. correct? >> one of the things, judge, is that obama care is not ready for prime time. the president himself had to delay the implementation of the employer mandate but employees and nonemployees are required to try to find insurance of systems not set up with security capables that aren't proven so there really is a reason to delay obama care and that's really what defunding it for this year is all about. it's about not having it go forward before it's ready. >> right. and there's no question, though, but when the senate takes a look at this, they're obviously going to put it back in and it i peers that, you know, given the leadership and the majority, we're almost at an impasse now. is there then a government shutdown? >> well, you know, what the amazing th

burton to daryl stein beggar interest to look at the combined

hey, daryl. how you doing? it looks pretty bad right here. kevin: are you kidding me? norm: is this place really worth saving? richard: we can do better than this. roger: time to get to work. tom: nice and easy, nice and easy, everybody together. kevin: oh, yeah. roger: the right plant in the right place. good. richard: it's state-of-the-art. norm: perfectly square. roger: all in all, a good day's work. norm: right here on "this old house." the real question is, what can't you do? so push those boundaries, or paint them, plant them, and piece them together. the home depot is proud to support "this old house" and doers everywhere. [ wind howling, bird squawks ] [ thunder crashes, car alarm blares ] when the unexpected happens, state farm is there to help you get your old house to a better state. proud sponsor of "this old house." are jobs worth doing well, and just being good enough is never enough. gmc -- proud to lend "this old house" a helping hand since 2002. retailer of hardwood flooring. their wide selection includes bellawood prefinished, bamboo, laminate, and vi

for daryl 15 hours smith, number 51. the inside linebacker with a free agent this season as the team's first interception of the season. the first offensive touchdown and the first game changing play as a raven to give them the lead. they would not relinquish over the houston texans. they did not have time to celebrate over houston. his wife went into labor this morning. >> his wife had a baby, he had a little girl this morning. knew becausedy that is how quiet he is. i was really excited about that. pretty far enough about it. it was a glorious day for the smith family. >> harbaugh also said that ray rice might return for this week's game against the bills. i want to see more production out of their running attack. bernard heer said 24 carries for 65 yards. they did not run for a hundred yards against the texans. they did not run for 100 yards yet in any of their three games. john harbaugh wants to see that trend come to an end as soon as this week. >> we have been working on it and we need to make that important. philo

badly burned bodies were discovered a short time later. [ indiscernible ] chief daryl willis says heely clear if the men would have survived had any of the requested large tankers made it to the fire. >> of in about five minutes. may have bought him 10 minutes to get ape safer place. >> could that have made a difference? >> ten minutes could. absolutely. if they had ten more minutes. they could have made it. the crew was totally fit. no question. >> reporter: the final investigative report on the yarnell fire is being worked on by official. u.s. forest chief tidwell says no one will know if the tankers would have made a difference. >> on any given dave when weep get hundreds of fired started any given day. we'll never have enough aircraft for every single fire. so there always has to be priorities set. >> if you uh had a bigger fleet it wouldn't be as difficult i take it? >> we would be able to respond to more requests. >> reporter: yarnell did not become a priority until after the firefighters died. and there simply were not enough air tankers to spare before that in the the three t

by the way we're going to call you d daryle, because that's what you asked. >> yes, please. >> we areexcited to have you here. i used to torture my grand pashth -- parents listening to your music. but i loved it. >> yeah, it was a good time, a good era. somebody told me today, man, i was 3 years old sitting there listening to my father's cassettes. >> i was rocking oshkosh bah gosh instead of adidas. when you say that run dmc is here, we got a whole bunch of community. and we're joined today with four hip hop enthusiasts. loyal stream team as you know you are the third member of the show. >> d there seems to be a lot of nostalgia for old school hip hop, like it was the real deal. and you are part of that. >> yeah. >> give us some of your most vivid memories. >> well, it was a unique time because everybody except the industry was really into us. like when we did those early shows, we used to have to knock on the doors of venues. could we get on stage, we're run dnc. and there was no videos or album covers, so the records was playing in the streets, but nobody knew who we was, and they

earlier, i spoke with congressman daryl issa about the looming government shutdown and what it means.ake a look. mr. chairman, the house voted to continue to fund the government but to defund obama care. it now goes to the senate. all predictions are that the senate is going to fund obama care and then we're really at a problem. correct? >> one of the things, judge, is that obama care is not ready for prime time. the president himself had to delay the implementation of the employer mandate but employees and nonemployees are required to try to find insurance of systems not set up with security capables that aren't proven so there really is a reason to delay obama care and that's really what defunding it for this year is all about. it's about not having it go forward before it's ready. >> right. and there's no question, though, but when the senate takes a look at this, they're obviously going to put it back in and it i peers that, you know, given the leadership and the majority, we're almost at an impasse now. is there then a government shutdown? >> well, you know, what the amazing thin

. >> thank you, daryl. as daryl said, i will be concentrating on iran's nuclear program, its status and so the implications for negotiations. mostly i'm going to be talking from, or about the results from the iaea's courtly safeguard reports which is an unclassified public document that they produce, four times a year. to fulfill its responsibilities to its member states, and also the u.n. security council about what it's trying to do to verify iran's commitments under the nonproliferation treaty and also whether iran is abiding by u.n. security council resolutions that calls for suspension of its centrifuge program, and then the halt to construction of the arak heavy water reactor. and, obviously, the iaea reports have brought -- not fulfilling its obligations under the resolution and so it's a mixed message on the verification of its commitments under the npt, name of its declared nuclear materials are accounted for but its potential or its past activities and possibly ongoing activities may be in violati

daryl hannah reveals she was diagnosed with autism as a child. >> the blonde beauty's career peaked inys she managed to keep her diagnosis a secret from producers. and refused interviews because she was terrified. >>> kanye west is lashing out on twitter at jimmy kimmel. >> west describes himself as the biggest rock star ever. kimmel mocked the interview by using a child actor to re-create it. >> if i'm going to go for it. you know what i'm saying? we're all going to die one day. >> yeah. that's true. >> i reached a point in my life, where i've hit the bank. i'm not trying to regurgitate myself. >> the profanity-laced all caps tweets can't be shown. >> it was innocent. i think what kimmel was trying to prove is that kanye can be childish sometimes. >> and there's a lot of speculation. kimmel's a master at pulling off the pranks on the general public. >> it's true. >> i wonder if this is an authentic kanye rant? or will they have the last laugh on this? >> we have to wait all weekend to find out. to find out. s your phone turned you into a control freak? like, scoring the perfect table?

daryl foster in agnes clasped were among a group of nurses in the hospital at the all-black 335th stationhospital in the china burma india theater. before they could treat patients, nurses help set up the hospital installing a water system and drainage system. in england, african-american nurses cared for pows. some believed they were intentionally assigned to pows a job other nurses didn't want. stir in the world war ii years, generally the site of a military uniform commanded respect and special treatment, but that wasn't always the case, especially when the uniform was worn ipod women. luis miller had been serving overseas at a black nurse a unit. towards the end of the worse she traveled back to her home in the united states, we've experienced firsthand the insults of racism and her army uniform didn't shield her. during a layover at an airport coffee shop, she was told she could eat the shop, but only in the back of the room. luis said she left the shop without sert because in her words, i know that i could be alleged in a u.s. uniform as well as the man in overalls. we've experience

and daryl hannah walked into a tail underwater with no mask and we will go as the funds genius changed what he created with that character was was put all of you into the bedroom it was just drop it in mine well it was he earned it you know i mean i mean it was just i think it was a momentary it was six lines in the beginning and from the very first pilot you could just see this guy was great but he you know we immediately had he was like an older brother to me and in so many ways and has been you know he's godfather to my kids were a little of a base a great man great man george lucas said tested mentor and. in true visionary i've never seen a lateral thinker like that he just is outside the box here it is good the movie the most personal movie i ever made my kids were exactly that age at that time so were the writers dan's mendell same with brian grazer and so many of those events came right out of our lives it's a great friend and remarkable artist who has. the elegance of kind of a joe dimaggio he makes it look so easy when you're working with a machine on stage yeah i did he was w

daryl hawkinss, 14 yards, 20-0, ducks, second quarter, oregon up, 30-0, big night for braylon addisont this in the third add, cuts to the side line, changes direction towards mid-field, looks like cal might catch it at the 30, no. goes the distance, oregon crushes cal, 65-15, your final. we'll take a brief timeout before we hit the final, the a's >>> well, the a's locked up home field advantage last night in seattle and maybe relaxed in today's matchup with the mariners, seems they were already thinking about the playoffs, mariners teed off against jarrett parker, on top, 2-0, parker's first pitch to brad miller, it is miller time. mariners ahead, 3-1, down to fifth, bases loaded, grand slam, seattle cruises 7-1, rough outing for parker, last seven runs and seven hits, a's trying to rally, brandon moss, his 30th of the season, first a to hit 30 homers in a season, the mariners hold on for a 7-5 victory, and the defending champion winding down, next season's roster, today, they signed the right fielder and free agent, hunter pence, his big dividend paying off. barry bonds in 2007 hit 2

that is from daryl "duck" davis.hat happened was they suspected -- duck suspected bradford of snitching on the gang, or 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. it don't take that much to break no hands with no hammer. 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. it doesn't usually work that way with health care. but with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and estimates for how much i'll p

if they grant the extension, senate president daryl steinberg's plan goes into effect, spending $200ion a year on rehabilitation and counseling programs to prevent criminals from re-offending and coming back to crowd the cells. >> everybody is interested in a longer term solution. and if they grant the extension, we have, then, the opportunity to do what is in the alternative plan. >> reporter: if the court doesn't approve more time, the compromise proposal says it is back to square one. the governor's plan to spend more than $300 million immediately, contracting bed space at private or out of state prisons. >> this legislation shows the state of california is 100% compliant with what the court ordered. legal experts say an extension is highly unlikely. remember, the lawsuit has been going on for two decades, taxpayers can't believe that state leaders are taking such a risk, clearly, the judges are running out of patience and could order releases. >> nobody could possibly misunderstand the ruling, the governor's plan only kicks the can down the road and straps the taxpayers with a hu

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daryl spawn and his colleagues were testing new sonar equipment. >> you can't see anything, it's too. >> it wasn't until the cars were pulled out of the water that the gruesome and mysterious discovery was made. >> it could have been a shoe. when we brought them up on to the shore, that was when the doors opened and you could see the skeletal remains in them. >> see the old cars, isn't that cool? >> that's your grandfather right there? >> yeah. >> reporter: john alba porter is believed to be one of the victims in the second car. he and two friends were last seen driving a 1950s chevy when they disappeared in 1969, a year before the teenagers went missing. this could be what that car looks like now. his granddaughter debbie says her family used to look out on to this water and wonder. >> we'd always, no, grandpa -- maybe grandpa's in the lake. you know, maybe he had an accident and he's in the lake. >> you used to say that? >> yeah. even since i've been married and an adult, we would come up here and, you know, maybe grandpa's in the lake. you know? maybe that's where he's at. >> a ra

. >> in fact, it is phyllis' daughter that first tells the police detective daryl price about the plothe know the young woman as a street source, he's also met her mother. >> i think she kind of saw herself as being this person that would go out in the evenings and meet with a hit man and do these dastardly deeds. people can be junkies to that type of adrenaline. >> i'm good. >> i don't want you to get too cocky. >> i know. >> she exudes confidence about receiving a hefty insurance payment after the crime and writing the hit man a check. >> i'm going to get four $25,000 checks. >> i'd rather not have checks. >> then i could cash them easier. >> why don't you do that. then you'll have cash. i would rather have cash. >> all right. >> if i am a hit man, am i going to want a check, traceable, no, easy for the police to follow. i want cash. >> i am going to try to do it this week. >> sounds good. >> he'll be dead as good as probably thursday afternoon. >> fine. >> all right? >> fine. >> give me about three weeks afterwards and i'll call you. don't screw it up. >> i will not screw it up. >>