ladike inger daryl wilson-- doctor daryl wilson. he's and e.r.tal. >> if you think about emergency medicine is kind of a punk rocky kind of thing. it's kinda real, it's raw. and, i think, punk rock is raw tooha, it's something t you know, hits you in the face. ♪ >> reporter: at first, his colleagues were a little sureyprised. >> look at it and go "you don't have a hobby like just playing squash or tennis or something like that?" "and it's like no, i jump off of stages." >> rep ter: daryl says he started listening to punk rock iniddle school when his parents' marriage broke up. us but i found the aggressive nature of the m was a good way to release energy in a way that wasn't dangerous. you can, you know kinda slam dance and, you know, pretend you're fighting wyoh people that weren't fighting. and the music was cool. i liked the music it had a messag a lot of it was political so i liked it. >> reporter: at first daryl w just a fan going to concerts. then guitarist ken fitzner recrited him in 1989. the bollweevils were just getting started. >> we j

daryl daryl al mena and max harris face 36 counts of involume uh terry manslaughter. >> we believe the jury will hear the facts. >> attorneys claim the prosecution destroyed critical evidence and will ask for the case to be dismissed. >>> uc berkley settled out of court with a conservative student group. you may consider the riots where alt-right speakers were appearing. cal ended up spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on security. at the end of the year, the young america group sued. as part of the settlement, they will pay $70,000 to that group and make changes to the speaker policy. >>> yesterday was nice. today was beautiful. but don't put those rain boots away just yet. >> that's great advice. we do have more wet weather coming our way, and this storm system we're dealing with is going to be a little bit lynn different. >> it is dry right now, but you'll need a jacket. 54 degrees. once we hit 11:00, we're going down do -- to 49. we'll take you all the way into wednesday's forecast. and tonight it's the crowd cover, maybe spotty shower. the bulk of the wet weather is offshore

daryl and max harris are awaiting trial on 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, one for each person who died in the blaze. >>> an overturned cement truck led to a busy highway. this mixer flipped over onto its side. >>> reports of escooter injuries are rising across the country. >> they're looking at what the city is hoping to accomplish. chris? >> reporter: hi, there. the issue is being discussed. we stepped o it to bring you this report. so if approved, the companies would have until july 1st to comply with the new rules, or their permits would be revoked. throughout the bay area, e scooters have become quite popular for some. >> it's become a way to get downtown. it keeps me out of my car. it's saving me on gas. it's cheaper. >> reporter: not everyone is happy. >> i've had a up canal of times where a scooter has come on the sidewalk where i've been walking my dog and almost ran over my dog. >> reporter: those are the types of cases san jose leaders want to avoid. this afternoon they're discussing a new ordinance on putting a cap on how fast e scooters could go including those tha

you couldn't get daryl hall? >> steve perry from journey. i mean, i begged him.> seth: wow. [ laughter ] i would recommend everybody -- but you -- you interviewed billy joel. >> will you come on my podcast? >> seth: of course i will. >> you're supposed to go -- >> seth: oh, yeah. [ laughter ] but billy joel is one of my favorite podcast interviews ever. >> billy joel is one of the only people we had on the podcast where we didn't edit the show. >> seth: oh. >> we played it exactly. and my other favorite thing was when you talk to their handlers or whatever, the woman gets on the phone with us and goes, "well, billy's going to be there." she goes, "whatever you do, don't ask billy to play." she goes, "don't ask billy to play." i mean, "don't ask billy to play. okay?" we were like, "okay." then i call him. 'cause i know him. and i go, "so, i'm looking forward to you coming." he goes, "are you going to have a piano?" [ laughter ] i go, "am i going to have a piano? we were told --" he goes, "oh, that's nonsense. come on, that's -- come on, come one, come on. that's n

republican congressman daryl issa joins us next. >> bill: cohen is firing back. involved in these matters. including the one with mcdougal. head has its limitations, so shark invented duo clean. while deep cleaning carpets, the added soft brush roll picks up large particles, gives floors a polished look, and fearlessly devours piles. duo clean technology, corded and cord-free. and fearlessly devours piles. 'tand in your garage,son a brand new john deere. that's not a mirage. with 60 months financing at 0%, say "happy holidays" to money well spent. if additional offers are what you desire, visit your john deere dealer before they expire. now, start up your engines and drive out of sight. new john deere equipment for all and to all a good night. see your john deere dealer today to discover more great deals and special financing offers. new year, new deere. >> sandra: president trump slamming his former attorney. today we're hearing from michael cohen for the first time since he was sentenced to jail for three years. let's bring in america's a-team juan williams is

daryl barrett is the techincal lead for disabilities and rehabilitation in the world health organisation's, an estimated i billion people live with disabilities. what exactly counts as a disability? good morning and banks feel time. it is a really great question. disability is complex and evolving. it really is about the lack of participation if they have a health condition or impairment. those barriers could be legislative or policy barriers, the built environment. it's really about participation. when people can't participate, they experience disability. you mentioned those barriers. tell us exactly, how can we ove i’co m e barriers. tell us exactly, how can we overcome them? well, i guess the first thing is, to give our disability is a natural part of the human condition. there is a mentality that at them and us as all of us at some points are likely to experience disability are the first thing is recognising disability, when we address disability, we are addressing issues for the whole population. the practical way we are addressing those barriers is through implementation of the un co

late today, sheryl and daryl berreth left court after a judge granted them temporary custody of their 14-month-old granddaughter, kaylee. 29-year-old berreth was last seen shopping with kaylee thanksgiving day. patrick, why don't you talk to us? kaylee was with her father until he was arrested last friday. on a charge of first degree murder. you see him? he's in cuffs. frazee also facing a charge of solicitation to commit suggesting police believe he did not act alone. >> patrick, did you have an accomplice? did somebody help you? >> reporter: today's emergency custody hearing was scheduled shortly after frazee was arrested for berreth's murder. he'll be back in court on those charges monday. tom? >> clayton, thank you. >>> news tonight in the sex assault case against kevin spacey. abc news obtaining audio of his lawyer in court, taking aim at spacey's then 18-year-old accuser. spacey breaking his silence this week with a bizarre video portraying his character from the tv show "house of cards." a warning, some of the language is graphic in this next story. here's abc's chief national

and fifth seed daryl gurney is out of pdc world darts championships after losing 4—3 to jamie lewis ata row to claim a thrilling win. to the 0lympia horse show in london, where britain's william whitaker won the world cup jump—off. whittaker and his horse, utamaro decaussine, finished the course in a time of 37.02 seconds which proved to be too fast for the other riders in one of showjumpings biggest competitions. william's brother michael finished fourth. i have been coming here ever since i was two or three years old, so it was two or three years old, so it was kind of, ever since i was young it was the thing that spurred beyond every day to go and win the world cup here and this happened. christian wade is the third highest try—scorer in premiership history. he's played for england and toured with the lions. so when he announced in october that he was leaving rugby union to take up american football, it came as a pretty big surprise. he's spent the last couple of months in florida, training and getting his head around the intricacies of the nfl before starting a gruelling three—mont

that al-jazeera suffer daryl tajikistan.right time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera u.s. defense secretary james mattis has resigned under leave his post at the end of february he said he's stepping down so president trump can have a defense chief who views more closely aligned to his own comes a day after trump announced he would than he was withdrawing u.s. troops from syria a report say that trump is now also planning to pull out thousands of u.s. troops from afghanistan about half of the seven thousand soldiers there could be back home within months the u.s. has had a military presence there from just after the nine eleven attacks in two thousand and one the lower house of the u.s. congress has approved a spending bill which includes funds for president trump's proposed wall along the border with mexico it now means to get at least sixty votes in the one hundred member senate to pass but it's not yet clear if that will happen. a temporary funding bill must be passed and signed by midnight on friday t

that al-jazeera suffer daryl tajikistan. this is al jazeera these are the top stories the u.s. federal government is hours away from a partial shutdown after president donald trump refused to back down on funding for his mexico border wall his demand for nearly six billion dollars is expected to be rejected by the senate. border security. the republicans understand it as you know or take it up today and it's really up to the democrats totally up to the democrats as to whether or not we have a shutdown. it's possible that we'll have a shutdown i would say the chances are probably very good because i don't think democrats care so much about maybe this issue but this is a very big issue it's an issue of pride stopped us republicans have expressed concerns and anger over the defense secretary james masseuses resignation senator lindsey graham is calling for an immediate hearing of the foreign relations committee to discuss the matter the u.n. security council has approved a team of observers to monitor a cease fire in yemen's key port city of who data the u.n. monitors who won't be

daryl issa weighs in on that. >> this is an obama-like decision. i hope i'm wrong but i don't think i am. and i have no understanding of why we're doing this. to me it's an ill-conceived idea. the down side is really great. the up side is pretty small. >> julie: more reaction to president trump's announcement that he is pulling our troops out of syria. one of his most vocal supporters, rand paul, joins us next. >> i'm proud of the president today to hear he is declaring victory in syria. the president has the courage to say we won in syria and we're coming home. first president in my lifetime really to do that. what would you like the power to do? ♪ listening to people answer that question, is how we find out what matters most to them. for a business, it's the power to grow. for an entrepreneur, it's the power to innovate. and for a family, it's the power to own a home. we stand with the ones who day in and day out put in the hard work to make things happen. for themselves, for their communities, and for the world we all share. we want to fuel thei

tweeteding this weekend big progress has been made but are investors overly optimistic at this point daryle you. happy new year. >> happy new year to you thanks. >> where does tray and this vigil for tangible progress for china fit within your 2019 outlook at this point? >> well, certainly the fed and trade are probably your two most prominent risks. we still this there's a good baseline for an opportunity for a trade deal in 2019 surely the administration has that incentive it's the third year the presidency wants to get growth stimulated as much aspossible. they're agreeing to roll back tariffs on autos, agreeing to buy more soybeans in the u.s there are a number of places they talked about, walking back the maiden 2025 initiatives and efforts, so they're starting to show at least an olive branch anyway. >> i guess the question is what is priced in isn't there a sense now that earnings forecasts for next year are going to have to probably be trimmed as we go along and whatever we might kind of weigh our spirit it's not necessarily going to help that. >> yeah. it's a good point, mike. i w

they have released new video of kelsey berreth, and for the first time we're hearing from her father, daryl surveillance video will lead to more tips. it shows kelsey berreth carrying her 1-year-old daughter into a safeway store near her home on thanksgiving, the last known day she was seen in public. her fiance said he saw kelsey later that afternoon, when he picked up their daughter. the engaged couple lives in separate homes near each other and plan to marry, kelsey's father tells nbc news. he said patrick took care of the baby during the day while kelsey worked as a flight instructor at doss aviation. and then, kelsey would sleep over at patrick's house or take her home. her mother said kelsey would never abandon her daughter. >> this is out of character. kelsey loves her god. she loves her family and friends and loves her job. >> reporter: kelsey's father says as of tuesday afternoon his wife had not yet been able to see their grand daughter who is in patrick's care. >> kelsey, we just want you home. call us if you can. and we won't quit looking. >> reporter: police say three days afte

senator heitkamp and republican representative dave bratt, who the both defeated in midterms, and daryl ifa, who is retiring after serving 18 years house. >> i think we could have gotten a bipartisan tax bill passed. i think there was no interest in a bipartisan tax bill. i think we could have done some the health care bill. there was no interest in doing reforms of health care, because all about winning politically and not governing in a sustainable way. those are regrets that i have. >> ideas matter to me. get ideas out, in the press, and they don't care. they don'trse than care. they're against your ideas, and they put them down. cannot name a substitute that's better, right? alternativeave an hypothesis. so that's just, for me, an fraud.ctual i think that's what the press is engaged in right now, unfortunately. >> most people think term limits sound like a good idea. first of all, leadership has no term limits. nancy pelosi will probably be over 100 by the time she asishes her last time speaker, if nothing changes. i mean, the challenge is that of leadership has no term limits. well

. >> bill: one more thing daryl issa on what happens with flynn. >> he made a comment not long ago they a more organized administration and now that judge sullivan has made it pretty clear that they in laymen's terms violated his miranda rights and tricked him into not having a lawyer when in fact he was not only a suspect but a target and they had transcripts, i would not be surprised a bit that the conviction of flynn is overturned. >> bill: is that a possibility? >> it is not entrapment. no basis to overturn the conviction. it's a guilty plea given under oath. if he wants to say he didn't tell the truth under oath he admits to perjury. entrapment requires the government push, push u push and plant the seed in a defendant's mind. >> bill: it was within his rights to talk to the russian ambassador. >> all he should have said was, i'm a ex-spy. just say yes. i don't know why he lied to them? i guess is he thought he was protecting the administration and doing what one would expect of the incoming national security advisor. taking the pulse of the russian ambassador. >> bill: it is hard

>> well, another transthe planted texan, the late great daryl -- [inaudible] university of texas, heell, of course, they might have could have voted for him. he treated everybody with that same warm, gentle, self-depracating humor. and i admire him for that. i fall short of that sometimes. i never saw him turn anyone down. secret service had to move him on, but he was -- ed: you had the fortune of going on a cruise to greece, around greece, and the two of you went for a walk past a chapel. >> we were on the greek island, and we were walking up, we saw the beautiful chapel. i sang in there. the artifacts, they actually have napoleon -- what do you call it? uniform, i went blank, that napoleon wore at the battle of waterloo. so we were walking back down after i had sung in this beautiful chapel, we were all together, and i was walking a little bit in front and a lot of people around me, and all of a sudden i, as we say in texas, i kind of got my christmas goose early, you know what i mean? i kind of felt something nudge me on the back of the leg, and i didn't quite know what to do abou