this will be daryl's second flight ever. he's not nervous. >> 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 availab

we're back with daryl stafford whiepi whipping up in shape.ur producer try to bentley to join us. we're having tips people can do at their desk. take troy, give them something to do. >> don't hurt me, daryl. >> i want new front of the bench, do bench dips. >> i can do this at work? >> you sure can. we'll have the dumb bell here and i want you sitting. one hand here, one hand here. slide your hips an inch away from the bench. lower yourself down, shoulders don't go lower than the elbows, come back there. >> working triceps. >> can i do this from my chair at work? >> most definitely. >> or my desk. >> i'll let you borrow my desk. >> what about for the legs, that works triceps, anything quick for legs? >> have a seat, we'll do dumb bell squats. one dumb bell here, one there, okay, keep your back straight, shoulders back, press through your heels as you stand, straight up. down. >> see, troy, you can do that. >> that's it. perfect. >> okay. >> that's great. >> there we go. >> for shoulders, i like shoulders. >> have a seat back on the bench. >> do

watch california congressman and daryl american daryl issa pull the stopper on jeff neely's tub of lies. >> mr. neely, what is your title at g.s.a.? >> mr. chairman, on the advice of council i respectfully decline to answer based on my fifth amendment constitutional privilege. (laughter) >> mr. neely, did you attend the 2010 western regional conference in las vegas. >> mr. chairman, on the advice of my counsel i respectfully decline to answer based upon my fifth amendment constitutional privilege. >> stephen: that's right. he wouldn't answer any questions. if issa wants to get anything out of him he'll have to pay $3,200 for a mind reader. (cheers and applause) so the question is what is jeff neely hiding because in this picture it's not much. who is he protecting? who's really responsible? >> it happened under president obama's watch. >> that blame has to go right to the president. he's the guy in charge. he's the c.e.o. and his department heads are out there throwing out money away. you should put the responsibility where it lies. >> stephen: yes! the president is responsible for anyt

martin family attorney daryl parks has the latest. >>> and scott parker is so scared of getting fired, he's running ads against two opponents. >> for eight years, tom baird has raised taxes. >> we'll have all of the major developments out of wisconsin and the vice president weighs in on the recall. good evening, folks. thanks for watching. breaking news off the white house has confirmed north korea fired a long-range missile since 7:30 a.m. breaking up shortly after launch according to the u.s. officials. we are awaiting a formal statement from the white house. but the obama administration had already canceled food aid when they announced the missile test. secretary state said today that the united states going to the u.n. security council seeking action and we will keep you up to date on the latest developments as the hour moves on here on "the ed show." the obama campaign is ready to go head to head with mitt romney. the battle lines have been drawn and there's no doubt where team obama stands. vice president biden was on the campaign trail preaching economic fairness. he called mit

. >> bob, talking about this being a political football or partisan talking point, daryl issa had joyce morning. let's listen to what he said. >> this is something where the president came in saying he would scrub these activities now when we find a delayed investigation, the excuse is, well bush did it, too. you know what? the american people may not have thought president bush was a fiscal conservative, reducing the size of government, but this has been a showing that neither is this president, and it's got to end now. >> there we see the -- daryl issa republican trying to pin this on the white house. i would say on the day after the secret service scandal. >> let's get back to what the actual issue is, is the gsa out of control? >> part of the earn this is being used for political gain and it's a bipartisan problem. >> i hate this stuff. what happens democrats get to go on the television and look like fiscal conservatives when they're not. the group provides great groups of sound bites one after the other, i'm against this stuff and they wave their fists. >> issa admitting bush was n

well, daryl freeman may have said yes, but only if he could do it on a skateboard. in our first danger zone video, he does exactly that. >> i've done a lot of stupid things, but i guess that's the first one that i actually caught on camera with a lot of different angles. i would consider myself an adrenaline junkie. i think i'm addicted to it. if i'm supposed to work, i want to go skate. it pretty much consumes my thoughts at all times. >> daryl's specialty is downhill skating which 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 ought 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 in this show, it is all about pushing limits. i want

in october 2010 had little to say about his role when questioned about republican congressman garli daryl isa. are you prepared to answer any questions here today about your participation in the 2010 western regional conference? >> i respectfully decline to answer any questions here today based upon my 5th amendment constitutional privilege. >> he went on to do that in the western conference a clown a mind reader and received tremendous attention with much of it captured on camera. neeley's wife's protos show a lavish time in las vegas. it was indefensible and intolerable. >> mr. neely and his wife they used tax payer funds to bank roelt their l-- brooij theiroll lifestyle. it's not your money. it's the tax payer's money. >> congressman elijah cummings written about vacations he took h with his wife. they had taken trips to hawaii and las vegas. photos of the laugh vish vacations were on her page. they had briberies and kickbacks with the agency. with that the possibility the justice department may launch a criminal investigation. it's not surprise neely kept so quiet yesterday. back to y

i walked outside he had me in the shade so thanks to you daryl. it definitely feels a lot better in the shade feels good in the shade actually and the breeze is employing check out temperatures now, mainly upper 80s for just about everybody, now, on the hour, we saw 88 last hour for national, that cooled off one it can still pop back up to 89 or so, quantico leading the way at 92, winchester still sitting at 90 degrees and way out of western maryland, cumberland, 90 but last hour they were 91, in danford, culpepper, temperatures approaching 90 degrees. this was it we cool down starting overnight, next several days will be cooler but we are not talking about real real cool, certainly not cold, we will take a first look at the forecast up through the evening coming up. >> little miss mother nature just can't make up her mind. >> no, but we can take some of this every now and then. >> we can nice treat we will talk to you in a little bit thanks for joining us. coming up at 5, the clean up, boy continues in the midwest after a massive storm system spa

joining me now is daryl parks, an attorney who represents trayvon martin's family. mr. parks, as we mentioned, the lawyer, o'mara, says he didn't know about the roughly $200,000 that george zimmerman had in these paypal accounts. he also said he didn't think his client meant to deceive anyone. do you buy that? >> well, i think you have to look at the whole situation. obviously, a bond hearing, the whole apparatus in being there was to make sure that he either had the means to post bond or not. well, the undercurrent was that he did not have the means. and in fact, one of the things that the lawyer said in the hearing is that he intends to go indigent for costs in this particular matter. well, we now know that was totally untrue. one of the important things, anderson, in this particular case, is that in this particular case, mr. zimmerman sits there, he hears all of the testimony, and he knows that this was about whether or not he has the means to bond out of jail. well, he had the means. and in fact, we now know that he has probably spent somewhere between, you know, $0

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daryl green, art monk on the other end.ew it was coming. >> suspense. >> that's not the case. >> not this time. >> there its the heart-pausing moment when the nfl commissioner announces your team's first round draft pick. we have been completely robbed of that this year in washington. robert griffin iii the guy. the official announcement at this thursday's draft will be the worst kept secret well since, 15 minutes before that when the colts announce they're taking andrew luck. zero suspense this year. today in new york city, rgiii enjoying the spoils of an nfl star. he signed an endorsement with subway restaurants and a life sized sculpture of himself, made entirely by subway's smoke house barbecue chicken. >> that is horrible. >> interesting. >> horrible. >> not really appetizing. who wants to eat that. >> horrible. >> kind of freaking me out actually. >> as far as future with the redskins. rg-iii is feeling good especially about mike shanahan's support. >> he talked to me about doing great things with me. one of the first

she's playing "wonderful" off the daryl parks play list.this morning. r rowland martin is here with us. john if you gel sang is here with us and will cain. we're talking about morning about george zimmerman who is break being his silence now. he, of course, is the man who shot and killed trayvon martin. elaunched this website because he's hoping to raise funds for his legal defense. the site includes a statement which says in part, as a result of the incident and subsequent media coverage i've been forced to leave my home, my school, my employer, my family and ultimately my entire life. at the same time all eyes are on special prosecutor angela corey. she announced she won't go before a grand jury. she said this, the decision should not be considered a factor in the final determination of the case. so this morning, let's get right to daryl parks, an attorney for trayvon martin's family. nice to see you, sir. thanks for being with us. what do you think of george zimmerman's website? >> well, you know, i think mr. zimmerman's statement doesn'

. >> daryl this, has been great. i would like to you do the honors as we head off to our next program, we'll be back in 30 minutes of course. can you read that prompter for us and toss to that? >> okay. >> this one right here. >> sorry, sanjay gupta md begins now. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us. lots to get to including extreme weather. make sure your family is ready if a disaster strikes. >>> a funny story one man's quest for bodily perfection what you might learn from the healthiest man alive h. >>> first a look under the microscope. >> mike wallace of "60 minutes" made news over his nearly 70 year career including a revelation when he was 87 he suffered from severe depression, was nearly suicidal at one point. he's not alone. depression affects more than 19 million american adults every year. think about the number. more than coronary heart disease, more than cancer. it makes a lot of people still uncomfortable to simply talk about it. so we decided to bring the discussion out in the open. in most case

mitch richmond and daryl dawkins were on hand at the white house. >>> and jon stewart delivers his own white house easter egg roll tradition. >> yesterday, of course, was easter which along with good friday commemorates the death and resurrection of christ. and this morning the white house celebrated in the manner prescribed by scripture. >> in just about a half hour, they're going to start the 134th annual white house easter egg roll. >> these are some of our friends here. the power rangers. the chipmunks. >> great holiday for people who gave up lsd for lent. you see all them, too, right? actually, this scene is true to biblical scholarship. i remember these characters from the last supper if i'm not mistaken. that was -- one of you will betray me. alvin! >> yes, bruce springsteen played at the garden again last night. i don't need to talk about the show. it was amazing. unlike friday's show, last night i got to experience it with one of my colleagues. the anchor of nbc nightly news in the pit at a bruce springsteen show. a closer shot shows the man "vanity fair" once had on their bes

congressman daryl issa says -- daniel issa says he is considering holding hearings about the allegations. >>> the democratic bill called for american millionaires to pay at least 30% of their income in taxes. president obama says it's not fair for middle class americans to pay a higher tax rate compared to some of the nation's top earners of the senate majority leader harry reid claims some 7,000 millionaires didn't pay a dime in taxes last year. >>> dat virginia general assembly will reconvene to vote on an amended state budget. senate democrats are threatening to block the budget if millions to the metrorail budget isn't added. house and senate budget negotiators removed it during a special session. if law makers don't pass a budget by july 1, virginia will likely face a partial government shutdown. >>> they want d.c. to control its own budget, not the federal government. so members of d.c. voting rights coalition will visit the offices of congressman and congress women today asking them to support budget autonomy for the district. california republican issa is the chairman of the comm

. >> daryle and his other brothers daryle. >> exactly.ere. >> 45 minutes after the hour. back with the remaining moments of comedian extraordinary on the "stephanie miller show." >> it's brilliant! >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ i don't just talk about politics, i've lived politics. >>beltway politics from inside the loop. >>bringing you exactly what's happening in politics today by people who know what they're talking about. >>d.c. columnist and four time emmy winner bill press joins current's morning news block. >>i know what i'm talking about and i love it and i try to bring that to the show. weeknights on current tv. ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller -- ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ >> uh-oh, uh-oh. it is the "stephanie miller show." welcome to it. 50 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2. comedian rick overton live here in studio. if you are here in los angeles you can see him live. >> this sunday on hollywood boulevard. i'm doing my one-man show. if you are on the audience, you are the aliens, and i'll an

daryl hammon. welcome to cnn. how you doing? >> good, sir. >> great. >> i love the glasses that if call them, the breaking news specs. i call them my cronkites. when you were getting ready to host, right, right about this moment, what was going through your mind? >> utter terror. playing for the most powerful man in the world. i don't think it is way off base to think you are playing for a cunning and his court. those aren't normal people out there. those are all powerful people in their own right. and they're going to be cognizant of who laughs at what. so you are treading a fine line. you want to -- you want to josh the president. you want to josh the powerful people a little bit. but it shouldn't really rise above the level of locker room towel snap otherwise you will see the president will stop laughing. i think that's key. when the president stops laughing, everyone else will stop laughing too. >> yeah, probably what you don't want. >> that's, i mean, it's terrifying. it's terrifying. i mean -- that's the president. it's --

particularly as a gift from the seller of daryl ripatow and ak detect in new york now living in florida mainly and one of the secret soldiers. in fact, his job after the war was to take and either declassify or destroy all the documents about the secret soldiers. for reasons known only to god, not even to him, because he doesn't remember, when i showed up in florida after having several letters from him he opened a box, a treasure-trove moving these guys it indeed done all things the legends and other documents only hinted at. i was very lucky. the story is basically this, that in between world war i and world war ii, the u.s. army forgot everything it learned. typical how democracy fights for us. in world war i, an interesting camouflage corps headed up by artists and sculptors were part of it and they joined what was then a sophisticated french and british effort on the western front. all that was kind of forgotten by the time world war ii rolled around until people began realizing we were much weaker than the germans were. all deception in warfare arises out of a moment of weakness.

. >> daryl is also concerned. >> reporter: there are so called wheels up wedding rings off for presidential trips but he went on cnn this morning. >> you are talking ten or 11 people out of an agency of thousands. i believe it would have been an isolated norm. >> allison burns ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> london's gatwick airport closed after a flight from britain to florida had to turn back to make an emergency landing. the emergency was due to some kind of technical problem on the jet. now the plane did land safely. it had 13 crew members on board. it was on its way to orlando florida when it turned back two hours into the flight. >>> the sister of middleton's friend pointed a gun at a photographer. she was riding in a car with three male friends when the driver aimed what appears to be a pistol at the photographer. the incident happened in paris where there has already been a lot of tension. she and her pals could face jail time even if it turns out to be a fake gun. >>> the nfl turns out to be a bounty scandal and they will lead to intentionally affecting players. he recalls him urg

. -- joan and daryl for raleigh 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 suzansan 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 what the glory is still here, -- 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] ron from california, i have to really thank ron. he allowed the california delegation is to vote for me. tha

when the controversy over the police beating of rodney king exploded daryl gates finally agreed he would retire later this summer. after a nationwide search for a replacement a relative unknown willie williams of philadelphia got the nod. obviously when he decided to take this job chief williams had no idea of the firestorm he would be inheriting. >> if you do try to start fires fill out the police department they lock you up very quickly. >> you think the cops treated you good? did they do you the way you did because you are a black man? >> oh, of course. >> or was it because you were out of control? >> not out of control. i was out of control for not stopping the car and for continuing to go down the street with the police but once i did that and stopped and got out of the car and laid down, did everything i was supposed to do only time you see me out of control is when the taser was going through me. >> the statement the night the riot broke out, can't we all just get along? >> that's what i like to be remembered by can't we all get along. >> what do you think? can we all get along? >

the first hearing will be held by the house government reform and oversight committee chairman daryl. >> this isn't the only time there have been lavish parties and government thought it was their right and entitlement. the question is when will congress start putting its assets into making sure that we have transparency. that is going to be if you will my signature of my chairmanship is can i get this and the next administration to change their ways and become apparent. >> he is the one who released the scathing report on the expensive training seminar in vegas. the former head of the gsa martha johnson resigned after the reports came out along with two deputies. the white house blamed a previous administration for the gsa mismanagement. >> i think there's an incredible pattern in the white house of miss direction. when they are confronted with unpleasant information or information that is outrageous to the american people they simply either ignore it or make something up. usually when they make something up it is toward someone else. >>> congressional overseers didn't discover this

. >>> daryl sutter in st. louis, kings on the penalty kill. matt gets the rebound for the shorthand goal. kings with the upset, 3-1. that's the way the ball bounces. i'll be back tonight at a 5:00. have a great day. >> next, a progress report on the demolition of doyle drive, facing a monday morning deadline to knock it down. >> violence in fremont after a hu hey guys, breakfast! ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first on the side. from honey nut cheerios to cinnamon toast crunch to lucky charms, get more whole grain than any other ingredient... without question. just look for the white check. >>> welcome back everyone. in just a few hours a piece of san francisco history will be history. doyle drive, a main roadway on to the golden gate bridge is about gone. this morning dozens of trucks will move in to start laying down the new roadway. crews have been at

have a stronger backbone about those issues congressman daryl issa was tonight's speaker. he says romney is the man to beat president obama. >> although he has government experience, has a better resume of understanding why the private-sector create jobs than any candidate in my lifetime. >> i haven't seen a single romney bumper sticker in california and there are conservatives here in california. >> reporter: james taylor says romney needs to win the vote of women and get the endorsement of well known conservatives. >> the way of unifying the party is unifying them by carture in barack obama. >> reporter: romney has the look and money to win but he predicts that president obama will win reelection in a close race. live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now on a close poll shows obama beating romney. the president has a seven point advantage. 61% to 44. the washington postsurvey was conducted last weekend before santorum dropped out. romney scored better on handling the deficit and the president on social and women's issues. >>> president o

have a stronger backbone about those issues congressman daryl issa was tonight's speaker. he says romney is the man to beat president obama. >> although he has government experience, has a better resume of understanding why the private-sector create jobs than any candidate in my lifetime. >> i haven't seen a single romney bumper sticker in california and there are conservatives here in california. >> reporter: james taylor says romney needs to win the vote of women and get the endorsement of well known conservatives. >> the way of unifying the party is unifying them by carture in barack obama. >> reporter: romney has the look and money to win but he predicts that president obama will win reelection in a close race. live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now on a close poll shows obama beating romney. the president has a seven point advantage. 61% to 44. the washington postsurvey was conducted last weekend before santorum dropped out. romney scored better on handling the deficit and the president on social and women's issues. >>> president o

. >> i still miss daryle hammonds doing bill clinton.of newt's greatest hits and messages. g where he hospitaled to kick off the final run for his presidency. >> i've been to about 100 foods. unbelievable, i never fully understood the speed -- >> so, that's what secret service call it, right? >> yeah, they used to have a t-rex at the smithsonian. >> that was newt going to the zoo, up next, the republicans vow to make president obama a ç failure. now they have started hatching their plan on the very day he took office. they had a dinner to plan his demise. [ laughs ] dad! [ laughs ] whoo! oh! you're up! oh! oh! so close! now where were we? ok, this one's good for two. score! [ male announcer ] share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. they're gr-r-eat! the chevy cruze eco also offers 42 mpg on the highway. actually, it's cruze e-co, not ec-o. just like e-ither. or ei-ther. or e-conomical. [ chuckling ] or ec-onomical. pa-tato, po-tato, huh? actually, it's to-mato, ta-mato. oh, that's right. [ laughs ] [ car door sh

this way we have someone else going to be part of an event come this weekend this is mike wong with darylone of the things so rich in this area are the antiques. >> yes. >> tell me a little bit about what you have and shopping for antiques. >> well, a lot of it just sort of, sense of discovery, like, some of these things i don't even know what they are for, but this is like an art fact from washington dc, reads like electrical meters. >> now if you don't know what they are for how do we know they are authentic antiques. >> well, authentic just like a few things i know what they are, we know what they are they are carefully cure rated from the bowls of our archives if you will, so we know what they are, but part of the fun is the interactivity, with the people so like it is like their sense of like wow like dislovery this is so cool it has a story to tell, this is from the 60s, it is a xylophone all about fun. >> some times i think people thing i can't afford antiques but if you come and look at something like this would you suggest buy one piece that becomes a conversation piece so you ca

for more, let's bring in daryl parks, attorney for the trayvon martin family. good to have you with us tonight. i've got to ask you, do you think this is it? that charges will be brought forward within the next 72 hours? >> i'm very encouraged. i think if you think about this case, ed, it was rather clear that most of us said a deadline of being today that we would get some type of decision. i think the special prosecutor must have realize that and had to give some information so we'll have some indicator of when we could get an announcement. lo and behold this evening she did just that. she put out a statement that she in the next 72 hours would have a major press conference to announce what she's going to do. we know from our personal information in this case that her investigators have been out talking to witnesses, have gathered a lot of information. she's asked us to be patient with her in doing her investigation. now, she's come to the point where she is ready to give us major decision. we're very enthusiastic about receiving that decision. at the end of

. >> republican congressman daryl issa is suggesting more agents might be involved. how serious is that concern? >> this is a concern of the chairman. >> reporter: he says his committee is looking into this and critics say this may be the tip of the iceberg but folks on the other side of this saying that's not the case that they don't think this reveals some sort of systemic problem in the secret service and, for instance, the republican chairman of the house, homeland security committee peter king, he said that he certainly has confidence very much in mark sullivan who is the head of the secret service, but i think we are going to see that question being answered, carol, because the secret service is conducting an investigation and one of the things they will be looking into is other trips to see if this is a pattern on other foreign trips and specifically with some of these members of the secret service who were involved in this alleged institute involving prostitutes. >>> in the meantime a leading republican congressman says lawmakers may hold hearings on the repo