[laughter] darrell darryl could not resist that case. the wise crass -- wisecrack. she was guilty of contempt of court he told the jury that meeting the classic definition of chutzpah there'll convince the jury to have mercy on the widow and he got her off. they just could not convict a woman in chicago for achieving -- shooting is cheating laos. the movie chicago is patterned in part on clarence darrow. al mir had it coming. give him the old razzle-dazzle and he. there was a notorious rick who professed pleasure from the seduction and the act and he used sex as well as a narcotic. he relied on physical nearness to escape the emptiness and the spiritual isolation of his life said his friend and lover mary parton but gelda talked them out of killing himself for he was often lonely haunted by death and prayed to melancholy. told there was the only feeling in the world that can make you forget for a while. and work with samantha time for darrow as well. even as i have fought for freedom he said i have always had a consciousness that i was doing it to keep myself occupi

to commemorate that event, the artist darryl lynn has presented us with a group painting of the firefighters from engine 54 ladder 4, battalion 9. we thank him, friends of the families, local offs, the media, -- local officials, the media, other supporters and surviving firefighters of this station who are here today. >> we were thrilled to have the families involved, the children involved. that was such a special part of the presentation. many of the families didn't know we had a portrait of their hero. i think that was special. and we are hearing from so many of them as we do around the country when we ship these. they can see the soul of their hero in the eyes of the portrait. that's what we are trying to achieve in every one. >> beautiful, like he's here today. it is so real to see his picture like that it is so hard, i'm sorry. nice to be here to see the other families. we all know we are going to the same thing. >> beautiful. it is hard. it doesn't get easier, 10 years later. >> i'm sure whenever i look at those photographs, every time i come to work, it brings a strong reaction to me.

actress darryl hannah arrested in front of the white house. she was part of a group protesting a plan to oil pipeline from northern canada to the gulf coast of the u.s.a. unlike america canada is oil reserves. paid $100 fine and she joins us now from washington. so, it's an interesting story. this pipeline that is up now stems from albert, canada to oklahoma. it's been running for about a year. a little bit more than a year. and now they want to extend it from oklahoma to the gulf and you and your group, you are real upset. why are you upset? >> well, the keystone one, which i believe you are referring to, has had 12 spills in 12 months. this pipeline is proposed to go all the way to the gulf of mexico through family farms, through ranches, and over our most precious, fresh water aquifer that supplies water for 20 million people and for a third of the nation's most rich farm lands and ranch lands. and it's just not a wise thing, aside from the fact that the tar sands is just recognized as one of the world's largest he can logical atrocities. >

mckinnedy >> darryl leron mckinney >> george patrick mclaughlin, jr. >> robert c. mclaughlin, jr. >> gavin mcmahon >> robert d. mcmahon >> edmund mcnally >> daniel w. mcneal >> and my father, we miss you and levy. >> and my brother, a family man, a navy man, a holy man. god is holding you in the palm of his hand. >> walter arthur mcneil >> jisley mcnish >> christine sheila mcnulty >> sean peter mcnulty >> robert mcpadden >> terence a. mcshane >> timothy patrick mcsweeney >> martin e. mcwilliams >> rocco a. medaglia >> abigail cales medina >> ana iris medina >> deborah louise medwig >> damian meehan >> william j. meehan >> alok mehta >> raymond meisenheimer >> manuel emilio mejia >> eskedar melaku >> antonio melendez and my baby brother. as well as a firefighter michael roberts. they never met, but our family has been close for the past 10 years. god bless all. >> mary melendez >> and my dear husband. martin is gone from our side, his spirit lives on and stretches from the sidewalks of the city all the way to the beaches and their ways of cape cod. -- fair ways of c

from multiple counties, all coming together to rally support for a bill crafted by state senate leader darryl steinberg. >> the people, salt the earth right here. the lowest paid, the hard workers. >> reporter: the bill calls for the fair treatment of farm workers and the end of exclusion of workers receiving overtime pay. united farm workers president said it also gives them a voice. >> fair treat helicopter for farm worker also give the opportunity now for farm worker that want to have election to have one. >> reporter: over 5,000 supporterred attended. >> you do a march of 200 miles like that it opens up people's hearts. >> the president will give a prime time address to congress focusing on job creation thursday night. the president is expected to propose a mix of tax credits and public works spending to jump start the economy. we will carry the address live. >>> the 46 yearly md telethon started tonight with a tribute totman who wasn't there. >> let's talk about a man we all admire for the work he has done to help so many. mr. jerry louis. >> he has hosted it since it started in 1966. th

darryl and his team have gone deep into water with power, beginning to take priority for the upcoming years. >> thank you. thank you, commissioners. i am joined today by adam ingles. he joined a couple of years ago. this is the first time that we have requested the commission at the same time. he is a welcome addition to the team. it was suggested that i give you a short history of the relationship here as to why you have federal lobbyists. getting down to some more specific issues back in washington. in the mid-1980's, when i was still running for u.s. senate, puc was negotiating a new power contract. one of the district went to the local congressman and got a provision for an appropriations bill that would have adversely affected our ability to charge for power. when i left it the senate in 1990, the commission was in a crisis proceeding at the irrigation district. the motion was that it would be useful to have someone prevent that from occurring in the context of a license procedure. initially it was a protective measure. licensing procedures proceeded just fine. results quite well

across james craig anderson in that parking lot in jackson, mississippi, and beating him, 19-year-old darryl deadman deliberately jumped a curb with his pickup and ran over james craig anderson and killed him. as in the case of james byrd's wife and children in texas, james craig anderson's family in mississippi wants no one executed for that crime. the victim's family last week wrote a letter to the prosecutor and to the attorney general of the united states asking for mercy for his alleged attackers, "those responsible for james' death not only ended the life of a talented and wonderful man, they've also caused our family unspeakable pain and grief. our loss will not be lessened by taking the life of another. an evil deed is not redeemed by an evil deed of another. it's been used in the south primarily against people of color for killing whites. executing james' killers will not help to balance the scales. abc news is reporting the prosecutors in the james craig anderson case in jackson, mississippi, may not seek the death penalty in the case because of the stated wishes of james craig and

. >> darryl says closing prune ridge avenue would cut off neighboring customers from reaching local businesses. >> all of a sudden you have a wall there. residents will probably go elsewhere. >> at the end of apple's presentation, talked about a woman dancing in a rendering in front of the new building. >> those of us that are working on the project will be dancing with her in four years when we open the project. >> apple is the biggest company in the world. what makes you think you'll get what you want and what is right for you? >> that's what i'm here to find out. >> and apple hopes to break ground next year and be done by 2015. ken. >> all right, kit, thank you. >>> another one just hit the building. >> wow. >> ten years later, chilling new tapes reveal the horrors of 9/11. just how unprepared the u.s. was for that attack. >> you are right it makes me angry. >> the fire is out, but the anger is still boiling. the one thing people living in san bruno want one year after an explosion rocked their neighborhood. >>> and the future as predicted in back to the future is coming a tiny step closer

. >> darryl anthony taylor. >> donnie brooks taylor. >> i am honored to have read these names as well as the name of my husband. >> and the son of peter and france's swept, and brother to patrick and myself, you were the inspiration in our family. you set the example and i will follow. we miss you. >> lorisa ceylon taylor. >> michael morgan taylor. >> paul a. tegtmeier. >> yeshauant tembe. >> anthony tempesta. >> dorothy pearl temple. >> stanley temple. >> david tengelin. >> brian john terrenzi. >> lisa m. terry. >> shell tester. >> and my mother. we love and miss you every day. >> and my uncle. we love and miss you with all of our hearts, especially your wife and your two sons. and the entire family. >> lesley anne thomas. >> brian thomas thompson. >> clive thompson. >> glenn thompson. >> nigel bruce thompson. >> perry a. thompson. >> vanavah alexei thompson. >> william h. thompson. >> eric raymond thorpe. >> nichola angela thorpe. >> sal edward tieri, jr. >> john p tierney. >> mary ellen tiesi. >> william r. tieste. >> kenneth francis tietjen. >> stephen edward tighe. >> and my fath

in arizona, i'm with darryl on this important environmental issue. tom brenner, france: folks like miss hannah are naive to think energy independence can be done without using fossil fuels. from ohio, maxine waters should know if it weren't for fox news, we would hear anything she had to say. in dallas, north carolina, your comment about miss waters' hair was inappropriate. please remain professional. difficult for me, elaine. i was just saying the hair is a distraction. i wasn't casting aspersions on it. stephanie conway, new jersey, i lived on the "jersey shore" my whole life. can't wait for the program to end. i can promise you that most of us don't act like those people. in new york: "jersey shore" is nothing more than a show for viewers who revel in shop wore anti-italian stereotypes. from virginia, the segments by jersey waters are da bomb. i believe that means mark likes them. am i correct on that? jerry, little river, south carolina: mr. o, when are you and the ever amazing dennis miller going to bring the tour to myrtle beach? i'll buy the o

. >> pilot darryl krisen says the air racing world is is knit and leeward was at the center. >> i heard about hit reputation. >> his wife is feeling frantic calls from friends and family. >> we have probably had 500 calls, text messages, e-mails because people knew he was flying in the race. >> her thoughts are with the friends and family of those hospitaleesed. >> tell'em to just play. >> while dozens of victims are treated, the fate of air racing itself lie nez the -- lies in the hands of federal authorities. they will determine the cause of the crash and also determine whether it's safe for the sport to continue. >> alan: back here in the bay area, the hunt is still on continue for a man who went on a brutal crime spree in san jose. police are looking for this man. 33-year-old paul castillo wanted for kidnapping armed robbery, and the murder of a woman who police say was carjacked by castillo. we're live from san jose. >> reporter: san jose police are pulling out all the stops in order to capture paul cass teeow before he kills again. again today police confirmed the body they found

. >>> darryl issa holding a hearing on the energy policy. he is grilling members of the administration about the push to create green jobs and whether it helped the economy. another issue addressed the government's recent $528 million investment in a solar energy company that has since gone bankrupt. when president obama won his party's nomination three years ago, he pledged an era of change where global conservation took a top priority. take a listen. >> america, this is our moment! this is our time! our time to turn the page and the policy of the past. this is the moment when the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal. >> since then the planet experienced everything from extreme weather and earthquakes and tsunamis and oil spills. while the president's environmental policy seems to have lost its momentum. a new piece in "rolling stone" addresses that subject. jeff goodall wrote the article and is joining me to talk about it. to hear him back then you can hear he has the sound and audience behind him. it is incredible, at least w

one of those people is darryl collins, a prosecution witness who signed a statement implicating davis. >> i told them over and over i didn't see this happen. they put what they wanted in that statement. >> reporter: macphail was working on offduty job here. he was providing security at night for this station and this burger king restaurant that is out of business. there was a homeless man in this parking lot that was being harassed. he yelled for help. the officer ran over and seconds later officer mark macphail was shot and killed. it was tragic, horrifying, and chaotic and two decades later it still is. the man who admitted harassing the homeless man told police he saw troy davis shoot the officer. posters went up a all over. racial tensions inflamed. >> my brother decided to turn himself in there was already a shoot to kill ord ter on him. >> reporter: he volunteered to pick him up and drive him back to surrender. he said he insisted he was innocent. the pastor has never told this story to a reporter before was stunned the da's office never interviewed him. >> you're with this man

darryl this is fantastic work. god's speed in what you and your wife are doing. it is an honor to meet you. thank you. guys thank you, i'm so sorry about your dad and your loss. very nice to meet you. thanks for coming. >> that is all the time we have left. thank you for being with us. i hope you have a great weekend. closed captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> federal authorities ability two of the men who had a car bomb attack plan, are u.s. citizens. they don't have exact i'dits. they say the suspects may be traveling to the u.s. or could already be here. new york and washington have already increased security. egyptian protesters attacking the israeli embassy in cairo, tearing apart the embassy's security wall, the mob also setting fires outside. the clash is entering 450 people for hours, egyptian security forces made no effort to stop the mayhem. the swollen susquehanna river retreating after flooding thousands of homes and businesses from pennsylvania to new york. days of rainfall from the remnants of tropical storm lee creating some of the hig

. >> republicans such as darryl issa have been critical of the president's green energy agenda, including the solyndra loan, saying it's costing too much money and not creating enough energy or jobs. democrats say issa has supported and pressed for government money to help electric car technology in his district. issa responds he supports job creation in all sectors. not just certain green energy projects. rick? >> rick: molly henneberg in washington for us. thanks. >> arthel: we turn now to an emotional conclusion to a high profile murder trial in florida. >> we the jury find the defendant guilty of second degree murder as charged. >> arthel: you heard it. a jury finding bob ward guilty of fatally shooting his wife. the millionaire real estate developer argued he was trying to save his wife from killing herself. but in the end, the jury says he knew exactly what he was doing. what's next? steve harrigan has more from orlando. >> it was a very difficult few moments inside that courtroom. it was largely silent for the ten minutes before that verdict was read. silent except for the sobbing

one of those people is darryl collins, a prosecution witness who signed a police statement implicating davis. >> i told them over and over i didn't see this happen. they put what they wanted to put in that statement. >> reporter: savannah police officer mark macphail was working an off-duty job here. he was providing security at night for this station and this burger king restaurant that is out of business. there was a homeless man in this parking lot that was being harassed. he yelled for help. the officer ran over and seconds later, officer mark macphail was shot and killed. it was tragic, horrifying, and chaotic, and two decades later it still is. the man who admitted harassing the homeless person went to police the next day. he said he saw troy davis shoot the officer. posters went up all over. racial tensions inflamed. >> my brother decided to turn himself in, there was already a shoot to kill ord ter on him. >> reporter: this man, a pastor, volunteered to pick him up and drive him back to surrender. davis insisted he was innocent. the pastor has never told this story to a reporte

darryl issa, chairman of the house government reform committee. he was very critical of the story of saying governor perry has not been creating jobs. he's simply been stealing jobs from other states. so he's not creating any new jobs. it's the same jobs that would have been created in other places. he just lured them in with a break here or state there. the job climate, a million jobs during perry's tenure. these are jobs all over the place. the governor has been aggressive in going over economies and overtaxed and overregulated and they try to lure employers and lure jobs in our state. california's been one of the losers in that competition. >> let me ask you this, a couple of things that you've said, one, you were quoted as saying, governor perry hasn't done a lot of debates and that felt that you as a spokesperson trying to do your job to lower the bar and you feel like he hasn't done that. >> it's true. in the ten years he's been governor of texas there have been four high-profile debates and it's not been his strongest venue compared to spee

. >> gave up a towering home run to none other than darryl strawberry. >> i knew that. >> really? >> high school. >> yeah. >> still haunts me. >> well, where was the pitch? what was it, fastball, straight down the middle? >> it was a really good pitch. >> was it? >> it was a really good pitch. you know, 4 inches below -- >> did your hand hurt? >> and he had had taken the first one for a strike and they looked at the second one and i thought i could sneak another one by, and about 590 feet. i think the ball is still orbiting the earth. >> did the team move when he hit it? >> we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ so you earn 50% more cash. according to research, everybody likes more cash. well, almost everybody... ♪ would you like 50% more cash? no! but it's more money. [ male announcer ] the new capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. what's in your wallet? woah! [ giggles ] ♪ whoa! hey! [ dog barks, growls ] ♪ whoa, watch out, little man. ♪ [ male announcer ] when you take away the worry, it's easy to enjoy the ride. hey, bud. hey, dad. [ male ann

darryl " it was nice to feel some of that o's magic once again! o's bumping the red sox out of the playoffs was rather gratifying! would've been even sweeter if it was the yankees, but i'll take it! go o's!!! coming up in our 8 o'clock hour.. which t-v actress rakes in the most dough?we have the list of the top five five 3 what if we told you there will be snowflakes in maryland this weekend?would you believe us? we tell you who áwillá see a few.. and the bigger weather change it's a sure sign of for the rest of us. 3 and she's insuring her breasts... for one million dollars.why this former blayboy bunny... says she couldn't live without them. 3 3 3 friday, september 30th 3 3 3 3 fiber map 3 a recent string of violent city have residents on guard. in one attack... the suspects posed as police and shot a victim in the face. face.it happened at a house on hilldale avenue in northwest baltimore.family members say the victims... including three small children... were upstairs asleep... when three men broke into the home around 3-30 yesterday morning

from darryl issa. he's a member of congress. he actually chairs an oversight committee. i think his district is in california. he's a republican from california. he's a very powerful member of the house. i'm going to read his whole letter. "i write to express my support of the aterra motor's application for a loan under the vehicle manufacturing and incentive program, otherwise known as the atvmip, the program that he voted last night to eliminate, the same one. funding will be -- will allow opterra to establish u.s. manufacturing facilities for the commercial production of its plug-in and hybrid electric cars. opterra motor plans to purchase and equip manufacturing facilities to begin commercial scale production of its energy electric vehicles. awarding this opportunity to opterra motors will greatly assist a leading developer of electric vehicles in my district. electric vehicle initiatives like opterra will aid u.s. long-term energy goals by shifting away from fossil fuels and using viable renewable energy sources like plug-in electric energy. additionally, opterr's v

my father darryl was a mechanic. he had one of these debates with his boss who owned the company. and when i was offered the internship with senator hatfield, gerry called in my father and said darryl, i win the debate because senator hatfield will work to make jeff a good republican, and my dad said no, no, gerry, i win the debate because jeff will work to make senator hatfield a good democrat. the fact is neither of us i think ever would have broached such a topic because the conversation wasn't about democrat and republican. it was about the challenges at hand and how you resolve them. it was from that summer i developed a lifelong admiration for senator hatfield and his model of public service. here is what senator hatfield had to say about public calling. he says, and i quote, "political service must be rooted in the philosophy of a society's overall well-being. with a broad vision of how the body public serves the people, the heart of one's service in the political order must be molded by ideals, principles and values that express how we in the words of the constitution are

one of those people is darryl collins,a prosecution witness who signed a police statement implicating troy davis. >> i told them over and over, i didn't see this happen. they print what they wanted to print in the statement. >> savannah police officer was working an off duty job here. for this burger king restaurant that is currently out of business. there was a homeless man being harassed and intimidated. the officer ran over. seconds later, he was shot and killed. it was tragic, horrifying and chaotic. two decades later, it still is. the man who admitted to harassing the police officers and told them he saw troy davis shoot the officer. wanted posters went up, a reward to catch the dangerous cop killer. racial tensions inflamed. after the shooting, troy davis was in atlanta, four hours away. his sister says, scared for his life. >> my brother decided to hurricane himself in, they had a shoot to kill order. >> a pastor got in touch with davis, volunteered to pick him up and drive him back to savannah to surrender. he says davis insisted he was innocent. he never told the story to a r

. >> and then darryl hannah came out against it. >> oh yeah. >> the stimulus plan you disagree with it fundamentally on policy grounds. i respect that. it didn't meet people's expectations, the administration's own expectations complicating the political argument and a proposal to connect the dots back to the original stimulus plan, mr. president, been there, done that, didn't work. that complicated the politics, whether or not the economics you think are right or wrong. >> yeah. i mean, it does. it does complicate it and you're right. the president did say, not everything was as shovel ready as we thought it was going to be. that was an admission right there. i think what we need to do -- ai gree with what you're saying. you can't just have tax cuts when you talk about that. you have to focus on regulations. we have so many regulations, job killing regulations. the gibson guitar factory raided over a silly regulation. the moratorium in the gulf destroying thousands of jobs, the keystone and would be something, again, over 20,000 jobs immediately created. regulation is killing business

to darryl ino sterling heights, michigan. caller: good morning. thank you for letting me be on c-span this morning. the debate tonight with mitt romney, feels like and like the back when ross perot -- excuse me, pat the cannon was having a tough time getting on these debates. we had a candidate on your channel, buddy roemer. i loved what he did in front of the chinese embassy in washington. i would love to see on c-span. he is very interesting and i think he gets to the root of the problem that we negotiated poorly. we need to get those things revised and get america back on with the rest of these third- world nations. about mitt talk romney and trade. host: san diego, california, priscilla, democratic line. caller: regarding that romney, depending on which way the wind blows, he changes his economic ideas, giving tax breaks to the wealthiest americans in this country, that money is there to create jobs. for the first time in american history, you have more equal amounts of american money on the sidelines as it is in the stock market. here you hav

to darryl ino sterling heights, michigan. caller: good morning. thank you for letting me be on c-span this morning. >> we'll take you live over to the senate. republican leaders speaking to reporters. >> welcome back, everyone. i can tell how excited you are to have us back. we are equally excited to be here. i think what we'll hear tomorrow night is some additional spending items recommended by the president. the only thing i would say with regard to that if government spending were the answer we would be in the middle of a boom right now. we have been on a spending spree over the last two years that's increased our debt by 35%. we have lost $1.7 million jobs since the last stimulus. and we certainly intend to listen politely to the recommendations the president has, but i think i can pretty confidently say everybody in the republican conference in the senate thinks we need to quit doing what we are doing. quit borrowing, spending, and quit threatening to raise taxes and quit having a big wet blanket on top of the private sector economy by this e