to ryan's dad, drew, ryan's wife, anna, his children, and the rest of ryan's family and friends, we arerything we can to bring ryan home today congress send as clear message -- sends a bring ryan h. i strongly urge my colleagues to support this resolution and i yield back the balance of my time. mr. keating: i reserve. theagentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas is now recognized. mr. mccaul: madam speaker, i yield as much time as he m from pennsylvania, mr. meuser, a member of the committee on financial services, an original co-sponsor of this measure. meuser: thank you, madamthe speaker. and i want to thank chairman mccaul very, very much for assisting and his leadership in brin this resolution to the floor and for his leadership on foreign affairs. i also want to thank representative tenney, my good friend, for everything she's done to advocate on behalf of ryan corbett, as well as representative keating and others who are engaged in this important resolution. i do rise today in strong support of this resolution which calls for the immediate release of ryan corbett who has been

>> leo ryan came out of the pavilion heading toward us. bloody. >> the congressman have been attacked by a temple member who held a knife to ryan's throat. the congressman was unharmed, but in the struggle over the knife his attacker was cut. ryan was clearly shaken as he climbed into the truck for the trip to the airstrip. >> we get ready but the plane is in there yet. the press people decide to have a press conference with the congressman. >> suddenly the knife was around my neck. i was in danger. >> after his interview don harris seemed to sense trouble coming. watch his eyes. >> don harris pushed against me and said there must be trouble. you guys get ready. >> in this video we see what don harris saw. three men who harris knew to be close to jim jones suddenly approach as if looking for someone. after conferring briefly the man waved away bystanders and walked toward a red tractor that had just pulled up. >> don harris knew something was going on? >> yes. don harris knew something was going on. >> coming up, gunshots at the airstrip.

>ryan>yeah. well. be an epic weekend of pride celebrations in san francisco and all across the bay area. thousands of people arriving in town for the festivities. all leading up to the big pride parade on sunday. and 1 of the largest lgbt q celebrations. in the world are kevin koe. spoke to some excited tourists. and businesses. >ann>yeah. operator. yeah. >ryan>and pride is looking different in the east bay this year. that's because for the 1st time, the city of oakland and the lgbt key has a cultural district back in november. oakland leaders joined mayor sheng thao and passing a resolution that designated the lakeshore. area as a safe haven for the queer community. the district aims provides services and accept acceptance. especially for youth and transgender. individuals. >ann>yeah. yeah. >ryan>our amanda harry will have more on how this committee plans to make the streets a sanctuary for the lgbtq. community tonight at 5:00 pm pm, right here on kpix. and be sure to watch our special hope. love prid

i'm ryan yamamoto in the last hour. oakland fire chief speaking out about the 25 year old firefighter. the ground overnight at the beach caden laughin graduated from the fire academy 5 years ago was stationed in west oakland. fire chief damon covington's says it was in san diego for the firefighters. summer olympics and while at the beach you got caught up in the ocean and apparently drowned. early. this morning. >>>he's a rising star in our department. he was very anxious to learn about every aspect of the fire department. came up in a fire family. he was 3rd generation firefighter. so he understood what the fire department and fire services is all about. and he was in with completely in on being the best firefighters could be. >ryan>the chief mentioned kate in comes from a family of firefighters. his father a decorated assistant fire chief, also died 4 years ago. in the line of duty. after suffering a heart attack. it was only 42. years old. cadence brother is in the fire academy and his mother provides pier. support

fred ryan. [applause] mr. ryan: good morning. welcome to the reagan institute. we are delighted today to be joined by governor cox and first lady abby cox. thank you for joining us this morning. each year the chair of the national governors association tackles an issue they care deeply about. ultimately they shape that issue into the initiative that helps them define their time as nga leader. as this year's chair, governor cox took on a bold challenge. getting americans to get along better. the governor's disagree better initiative was born of a deep concern over polarization in our country. governor cox recognized the nation needs leaders to step up and model a more positive path forward, and the governors to be the front line of this work. the nga and organizations around the country have convened conversations recorded as, written not beds, and organize debates in service of the role of disagreeing better. to learn more about the progress of this program and ways we can expand it, we're delighted to have the governor with us this morning. please welcome the 1

fred ryan. [applause] mr. ryan: good morning. welcome to the reagan institute. we are delighted today to be joined by governor cox and first lady abby cox. thank you for joining us this morning. each year the chair of the national governors association tackles an issue they care deeply about. ultimately they shape that issue into the initiative that helps them define their time as nga leader. as this year's chair, governor cox took on a bold challenge. getting americans to get along better. the governor's disagree better initiative was born of a deep concern over polarization in our country. governor cox recognized the nation needs leaders to step up and model a more positive path forward, and the governors to be the front line of this work. the nga and organizations around the country have convened conversations recorded as, written not beds, and organize debates in service of the role of disagreeing better. to learn more about the progress of this program and ways we can expand it, we're delighted to have the governor with us this morning. please welcome the 1

operation ryan is now official soviet policy. [tim] what the soviets didn't understand is that there was a possibility that operation ryan could be a self-fulfilling prophecy. operation ryan was a perfect example of starting with a conclusion, and then looking for justification for that conclusion. agents weren't asked, "are the american and the british on the verge of nuclear war?" they were asked, "prove to us, find the evidence that they are so that we'll be ready for it." and that was the fundamental flaw with operation ryan. [baroness meta] what oleg gordievsky really brought was an inside understanding of what operation ryan was really about. it was showing a paranoia. but the paranoia was real. when two sides don't know one another, they both misread signs. you can see how dreadful things can happen by that kind of misunderstanding. [narrator] gordievsky's intel on the deepening soviet paranoia is so vital to the british that they must conceal their source even from the americans. [tim] the reason the british did not want

operation ryan is now official soviet policy.tim] what the soviets didn't understand is that there was a possibility that operation ryan could be a self-fulfilling prophecy. operation ryan was a perfect example of starting with a conclusion, and then looking for justification for that conclusion. agents weren't asked, "are the american and the british on the verge of nuclear war?" they were asked, "prove to us, find the evidence that they are so that we'll be ready for it." and that was the fundamental flaw with operation ryan. [baroness meta] what oleg gordievsky really brought was an inside understanding of what operation ryan was really about. it was showing a paranoia. but the paranoia was real. when two sides don't know one another, they both misread signs. you can see how dreadful things can happen by that kind of misunderstanding. [narrator] gordievsky's intel on the deepening soviet paranoia is so vital to the british that they must conceal their source even from the americans. [tim] the reason the british did not want th

>> i think it's easier for ryan to do.ice and he's he's kind of has a nice kinda private-sector job. god bless him. it's easier to have that when mcconnell's still in office, who knows me going to run again? probably not. we'll see, but i think that is the kinda be different there. >> and look, i think the parties changing last ten years. >> i mean, we were just came upon the ten-year anniversary of eric cantor losing a primary back in 2014, and from that data, this day, who would have kinda thought i will say i respect what paul ryan is saying. he has obviously first-hand experience working with him as speaker of the house. i also don't think it's going to change very many mines and this is kind of what the other thing i talk a lot about and the kinds of democrats, but i'll just say in the context of the setting, people price in the fact that trump's has all this bad stuff. trump does this, trump says that that's fine. now we're going to talk a lot about abortion later in the show. and i think that might be the more salie

>> we don't have paul ryan. well, paul ryan, the former speaker of the house, went on fox news, matt yesterday and said the types of things that paul ryan has really said, frankly, since 2020, he said that donald trump isn't fit to be president. and he said it right on fox news for many conservative viewers to hear this upset i should say, supporters of donald trump, including congressmen troy nehls, listen to what he said paul ryan, you're a piece of garbage. >> you're a piece of garbage. and we should kick you out of the party for paul ryan to say he's not vote for donald trump. that's the problem with some of our republicans. its guys like that. don't go spout in your mouth often, same euro conservative. your spit in the face of the leader of our party, donald trump. i'm grow up a little bit doesn't really sound like big ten. they're mad no. >> i mean, look, if you you mentioned that this foot paul ryan been saying since 2020, that's been made, been saying it publicly since 2020, but it's essentially what he'

fÉlix: y el boxeador ryan garcÍa estÁ otra vez en problemas.mo sospechoso de vandalismo en beverly hills. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna fin de semana con fÉlix de bedout. fÉlix: muy buenas noches. el expresidente donald trump serÁ interrogado maÑana como parte de su proceso legal en nueva york, donde un jurado lo hallÓ culpable de 34 cargos por falsificaciÓn de documentos contables del pago por el silencio de la actriz porno stormy daniels. el interrogatorio que serÁ virtual tiene que ver con su libertad condicional y trump podrÁ estar acompaÑados de su abogado, y como nos dice ana vargas, este es un procedimiento previo a la sentencia que el juez le impondrÁ el 11 de julio. ana: donald trump sigue enfrentando las repercusiones legales despuÉs de su reciente condena en el juicio por encubrir un pago de dinero a la estrella porno stormy daniels. este lunes el expresidente tendrÁ una entrevista previa la sentencia con un oficial de libertad condicional. >> le van a hacer preguntas acerca de sus contactos, dÓnde vive, con q

rupert murdoch should fire his pathetic ryan, -- he said that ryan is a loser, always has been, alwaysl be. he was a week and was incompetent speaker of the house in it's history. fox well lit sink to the autumn -- if all right has anything to do with the. you to serve on our board of directors so he's saying you shouldn't. >> look up i got death,, and worchester from donald trump of these are the three certainties in my left centimeters another day in the life. lookup field t-2 trump is what -- if you don't pledge fealty to this man than you are -- used to mean a liberal republican versus a conservative -- a conservative republican. he's a populist. is not a conservative. want to see someone who has fidelity to principles. out before a party that is based on principles, not personality or populism. this populism is untethered the principles and that is why, you know, i'm an anti- establishment republican. >> neil: but you need human early on. to be fair, donald trump said of you not to long ago when you were going to be leaving the speaker -- ryan is actually good man and while he wil

fÉlix: y el boxeador ryan garcÍa estÁ otra vez en problemas.como sospechoso de vandalismo en beverly hills. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna fin de semana con fÉlix de bedout. fÉlix: muy buenas noches. el expresidente donald trump serÁ interrogado maÑana como parte de su proceso legal en nueva york, donde un jurado lo hallÓ culpable de 34 cargos por falsificaciÓn de documentos contables del pago por el silencio de la actriz porno stormy daniels. el interrogatorio que serÁ virtual tiene que ver con su libertad condicional y trump podrÁ estar acompaÑados de su abogado, y como nos dice ana vargas, este es un procedimiento previo a la sentencia que el juez le impondrÁ el 11 de julio. ana: donald trump sigue enfrentando las repercusiones legales despuÉs de su reciente condena en el juicio por encubrir un pago de dinero a la estrella porno stormy daniels. este lunes el expresidente tendrÁ una entrevista previa la sentencia con un oficial de libertad condicional. >> le van a hacer preguntas acerca de sus contactos, dÓnde vive, con

ryan watson made an emotional return to his family.t could have been 12 years in prison, he praises his faith as well as the u.s. lawmakers who pushed for him and several others to be released. ryan watson joins us right now from his home in luther, oklahoma, along with his wife. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having us. >> steve: ryan, why were there bullets in your bag? >> man, the million dollars question. i had taken that bag on a hunting trip last fall to texas. i don't recall ever putting the bullets in that bag, but somehow they managed in the lining in the back. i didn't realize it but that duffle bag has a lining that zips out. and they somehow managed to get underneath that lining. >> steve: you know, you didn't have a gun, just some bullets in the lining. i blame the united states tsa. why didn't they find it when you were going there? >> you know, it was a miss. and they have since admitted that they missed it. when they went back and reviewed that extra footage, all four bullets w

ryan. it's just sort of just watching the inevitable here. this building is is just going to burn to >>the ground. it it's going to be a total loss. i'm no expert in construction. material, but, uh from the looks of it, it looks like it's this is a wooden frame >>building. as far as i can tell, you know. and i'm looking through, um the bits that have burned away and that's a that's about all i'm saying is is sort of just, you know. studs that haven't burned off kind of standing up in there. i do not see anything else with the exception of maybe the ground floor on the nearest, you know, obviously that looks like concrete construction. but i imagine there's upper floors you you might be correct. >>yeah. >>and it looks like >>ahead. well, i was just going to if you're just >>joining >>us now, this is 2 perspectives of the fire going right now. the left side is from wilson walker. who's on the rear side and then our photographer events. but that's the images on the right side and you can see from vince's perspective. that complex and that constr

>> i'm not afraid of ryan. that there is some things that happened that i think we both wish wouldn't have. but that's a relationship. it goes through its ups and downs, and it's really difficult sometimes. >> juju: abc news reached out to her ex's attorney, telling abc news, any allegations of abuse leveled against mr. anderson are false and adatly denied, and we consider any such allegations to be defamatory in nature." do you regret the marriage? >> i regret getting married while i was still in prison. i don't regret the relationship. >> juju: gypsy's estranged husband ryan telling abcs through his attorney that he was blindsided because he felt things were going well, and all of a sudden she's gone. also adding, "i understand she was conflicted and she loves someone else too." was that part of the breakup? >> ryan and i honestly had issues long before ken was even discussed about. >> juju: but you are with ken now, because you posted "love of a life time" referring to ken. >> uh-huh. >> juju: what makes him

ryan, it is great to have you with us on the show.f, happy father's day to you. how are you doing, more important, how is your wife doing after this nightmare? >> thank you, thanks for having me. i am okay. she is getting better every day, it is a long road. and when you have been through something like they put her through, it is not just the rest of your life knowing that you lost a baby, it is the rest of your life having to live with this torturous experience that she had, so, it is the very beginning of a very long road, but i am amazed at how strong she is. you know, how she is so determined to get back to normal life. that seems to be her way of getting through it, just trying to get back to normal, whatever that is now. but thank you for asking. we are okay. i don't want to say we are., because we are not there yet, but we are doing okay. >> we are certainly praying for you and your wife, we can't even imagine what this has been like, and we explained before the break, since the fall of roe v. wade, we have seen many brave wom

wise covid-19 ryan, thank you for being here.louisiana but do you think the louisiana law is a good one? would you like to see it in oklahoma? >> absolutely. i'll tell you will be doing that here. we will have the ten commandments in every classroom. what we've seen in america are the democrats, the teachers unions have driven god out of schools and americans, oklahomans, president trump want god back in the classroom. reality is if you don't talk about our judeo-christian heritage, you're not teaching history. our kids have to know what made america great, what does principles were so that we can make america great again and part of that is understanding our history, absolutely competent them, -- ten commandments should be close -- displayed in every country in the country, we have to bring back got in the -- cannot allow the radical -- and we speak about our country without any kind of influence by their faith. >> jonathan: the obvious argument that will be made to groups like the aclu and the courts is that the constitution gu

ryan curry, abc seven news. >> thanks so much, ryan. happening today.olls just closed a few minutes ago in a historic election in mexico. country is likely to elect its first female president. mexican voters living here in the bay area showed up to the polls in san jose and san francisco today. just look at the line wrapping around the block outside of san francisco's consulate general of mexico. the two leading candidates are women claudia sheinbaum, part of the leftist party and backed by the outgoing president. the conservative candidate is social galvez. this is the first year that mexican citizens abroad can vote in person at consulates outside of mexico. >> it feels pretty good because we didn't see this much like mexican and like people, you know, come together to vote for our own rights. >> in parts of mexico, voters waited many hours in 104 degree heat to cast their ballots again . polls just closed at 5:00 with the first results expected a few bay, a 3.4 magnitude earthquake rattled the alum rock neigorho in san jose early this morning. it hap

ryan? >> thanks, anne. >>> well oakland unified said someone vandalized an elementary school garden built by steph curry and his wife, ayesha. it happened at global family elementary school over the weekend. that garden was built two weeks ago by the curry's foundation, eat, learn, play. you can see planters were destroyed, wooden benches smashed into pieces. the school district says the vandals also damaged the irrigation system to the school garden. no students were exposed to that damage. >>> just in to the newsroom, voters in oakland will decide whether to recall mayor sheng thao. the voters just told us they have verified enough signatures to advance the petition. the recall vote will likely happen during the general election in november. >>> pride month is all about acceptance and loving yourself for who you are. one south bay senior says that's been a lifelong process. >> and it is okay. you're transgender and i said yeah, i found that out the other day. she was so worried. i still r

they know a lot of people i've worked with, but ryan is -- ryan's it for them. >> you finally did it, mom. >> they love ken. >> a "sunday sitdown" with emily blunt. plus, another "life well lived" later in the show. >>> but let's begin this morning with the white house pushing israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to agree to a new proposal that eventually would end the war in gaza. nbc's josh lederman has details. what's the latest? >> reporter: isaac herzog has come out in support of the deal calling it an obligation to bring home the hostage. there's another under way to block any agreement with hamas that would end the war. this morning israel and hamas are under growing pressure to accept a ceasefire deal that president biden says could end nearly eight devastating months of war. the proposal gaining support from egypt and qatar. hamas also praising the ceasefire proposal, which includes a full israeli withdrawal, reconstruction of gaza, and displaced palestinians returning home. a senior leader calling it, generally good, but saying, they still need to see the details. but a

i believe we do have a verdict from ryan nobles there at the courthouse, lester. >> let's go to ryanwo, the verdict in the hunter biden criminal case is guilty. and on count three, the verdict is guilty. so on all three counts, hunter biden, the president's son, is found guilty after about three hours of deliberation by this jury. he is the first child of a sitting united states president to be found guilty in a criminal case. this probably does not come as a surprise given the length of time that the jury was deliberating and the volume of evidence that these jurors heard over six days worth of testimony, but the verdict here in wilmington, delaware, is hunter biden found guilty on all three counts in this federal criminal trial. >> i'm going to want to walk through the counts in a moment. i think the question on a lot of minds right now hearing the verdict, what is the potential sentence at stake here? >> reporter: so over the course of all three of these different charges there are different maximum sentences that hunter biden could be sentenced to. two of the charges, there is a

thank you ryan for being such an asset to rec and park and the city. ryan, everybody!d is going to be accepted by ryan harris. on an almost daily basis, on all size of values rec and park thrives for, respect, relationship, responsiveness and results. herb exemplifies the vision and values upheld by rec and park emphasizing, sustainability, collaborative diversity and inclusion and responsible steward ship for public resources. these principals ensure the enriching and recreation al activities for all individuals. he also takes time to educate and train sub board nat personnel. 'em bodying the results and relationship and respect by proactively identifying a looming issue telissa douglas park. in the mope server room, he took swift action, herbert not only prevented disruption to crucial services but foster stronger relationship within the department and the community. through his efforts, he ensured uninterpreted service delivery earning the respect and appreciation of colleagues and public alike, congratulations herb. >> all right, this is awesome. i get to announce

new message to upcoming hosts ryan seacrest and a pair of camels at a petting zoo, giving guests anothere of thrill roaming free at a roller coaster park. >> from abc news this is america this morning. >> good morning everyone i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with that life threatening flooding that's happening right now across south florida. >> some areas getting a month's worth of rain in just hours. the floodwater forcing people out of their homes. and the rain isn't stopping anytime soon. meanwhile across the country, a new wildfire has burned at least six structures and forced evacuations near phoenix. but we start with the flooding emergency in florida. this morning, a state of emergency in florida as life threatening flash floods inundate the southern parts of the state. tropical rainstorms unleashing more than a foot of rain in some areas. hallandale beach hit hard , more than 17in, falling 12 of those in just a few hours, with cars submerged well up to the windows. one resident opting to kayak instead. many in the area say they're still reco

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you have to tip your hat because ryan cohen owns about 8.5% of the company.e has put his money where his mouth is. caroline: ened and put some money in the balance sheet of game stop. always great to get all of the back story when it comes to game stop. tune in at 12:30. coming up google deep mind shifts from a research lab to an a.i. product factory. we will talk about the move. that's next. keep an eye on some of these chip stocks because a.m.d. has been under pressure all day. news around some new c.p.u.'s won't be offering co-pilot features it launched. that's being reported by other oughtlets at the moment but we keep an eye on them. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ - super excited to open up my diploma from southern new hampshire university. ♪ ♪ - i'm nervous, i'm excited. ♪ ♪ - [man] okay, let's see it. let's see it. - oh my gosh. - jesus suarez, i did it and it's here. (group cheers) ♪ ♪ - [narrator] next term starts soon. visit snhu.edu. visit snhu.edu. caroline: google which has long been a pioneer in new technologies, has watched rivals harness it

ryan curry abc, seven news, guys. >> ryan, thank you. this morning, former president trump is waking up in los angeles after his visit to san francisco . he attended a private fundraising dinner and pac heights last night, according to reuters. the event raked in $12 million. supporters and protesters showed up outside of that dinner. the event was hosted by tech billionaire david sachs and his wife, along with venture capitalist chamath palihapitiya. tickets were sold out, ranging from 50,000 to $500,000. the chair of the san francisco republican party believes support for trump is growing in the city. >> i think it's very jarring for the democrats. to see not just that the president has a sold out fundraiser in pacific heights, from tech folks largely counterprotesters say trump is not fit to be president, pointing to his recent criminal conviction in new york, david sachs posted a lengthy explanation on twitter as to why he is backing the former president. >> it was well over a thousand words. here's how he wrapped it up. quote the vo

ryan curry, abc seven news. >> ryan, thank you.ing up weeks before a junk fee law goes into effect, a bay area lawmaker wants to reverse it, which would allow restaurants to be exempt. >> and you're looking live right now at the big board, the new york stock exchange down about 100 points right now. another update on the markets next. >> and the message vanna white has for pat sajak ahead of his final wheel of fortune show tonight. but first, here's drew. >> yeah it's a really touching message from vanna. stick around for that live look at san jose this morning. we have sunny skies there today. temperatures were back to where we should be. we're back to average. in fact, some areas the city even oakland below average by about three degrees. where we do have those above average temperatures. it's not by much 2 to 6 degrees above average. we're pretty close to where we should be this time of the year. so future weather, we'll keep that cloud cover along the coast all day long. 50s and 60s. there as we head inland today, it feels plea

the question now can ryan warsofsky a slow network is no network for business.why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! sharks announced their new head coach today, assistant ryan warsofsky being elevated to head coach, taking over for david quinn, who was fired after team teal posted the worst record in the league. warsofsky only 36 years old. in fact, he becomes the youngest head coach in the nhl now. this past season, he worked closely with defensemen henry thrun, who was a guest on tonight's after the game. >> he definitely helped me out a lot this year, and sort of showed me the ropes a little bit. so i've been able to been fortun

that's the reason paul ryan isn't there anymore. and it's also good their other senate republicans who want to take that meeting, but they say it's a scheduling conflict. come out and say i'm not going to meet with someone who is practically and morally responsible in the words of mitch mcconnell for sending him off to the capitol and stopping the peaceful transfer of power. we need to start saying it's plainly, very clearly, and in ways that are unmistakable. there is a faction of republicans who are not going to go along with this. they are not successful, obviously, in stopping trump from becoming the republican nominee once again for the third potential election in a row. but they need to be vocal and make it known that they are there and that is the only way we will grow that republican resistance that will be responsible for having any chance of making the party responsible again. >> amanda just teed up where i wanted to go with you. paul ryan has been a consistent critic of donald trump for years and he did it again this week

ryan didn't want to make that challenge. he wanted to stop a goal. chat with him. he's very down, as you would expect. scotland's next match is against switzerland on wednesday. clark said that granit xhaka was probably one of their best players, their captain, their leader, and he said that he was one to watch for wednesday. he also described switzerland as a team that could survive in tournaments, but he said that he hoped that scotland would get it right against them on wednesday and that switzerland would be the disappointed team. he also said that they have to get four points over the next two matches, and they do if they want to have a good chance of staying in this tournament. i asked clark if he would be watching england against serbia. he said he might catch the second half, but that he would be supporting gareth and his boys. bryson dechambeau has won the us open, byjust a single shot from rory mcilroy. his final round of 71 was enough to claim the title at pinehurst in north carolina. the american won this tournament in 2020 and this is hi

let's start with you, ryan, if i might. what do you make of what took place today, and what roaring kitty said and what's your thought about gamestop? >> well, first i want to thank both of you for allowing me back. last time we had a conversation and you brought up angry kitty, and i told you needed to get out there and trademark this thing. we got back to the community, they loved it. they loved you guys. but roaring kitty, as you came out and said something about maybe boring kitty, i don't know what everyone was expecting out there when it came to this, but i did ask my community, and they were very up front. i said, why are you get into this? and basically it was two -- two answers -- one, they want to see retail inride is to the party -- invited to the party. they want a piece of the american dream. they're tired of working 9 to 5, 40 hours a week, maybe one week of vacation a year, and seeing people making millions and billions on wall street. they see roaring kitty as one of us who has knocked on the door and then k

they won a 3-game win streak. >>> now, ryan yamamoto show. we can not wait to see him. >> i know, very exciting. a big tribute. ryan will be there. we will broadcast all of the stories around it. thank you very much. >>> rather than to decide who is the prettiest this competition is all about who is the fugliest. the award trying to inspire ♪ (ominous music) ♪ come on. what can i do to help you? dad: come on buddy. headphones. what! dad: hey! dad: ok all right. what do you wanna do? i said i don't wanna talk about it! dad: trey! what are you doin'? ♪ (ominous music) ♪ ♪ (ominous music) ♪ it's ok. >>> there friday the world's ugliest dog will be crowned at the competition, it is tough. let's take a look at a few of the dogs up for the big prize. he is happy. >> yes. that, that is not bad. i have seen worse. >> just because his tongue is askew and someone dyed his hair. >> what else? >> this 3-year-old from new jersey adopted from the shelter in 2021. he is supposed to look like danny devito. this is freddie mercury. yes, now, moving on to this

ryan didn't want to make that challenge. he wanted to stop a goal.ttle chat with him. he's very down, as you would expect. scotland's next match is against switzerland on wednesday. clark said that granit xhaka was probably one of their best players, their captain, their leader, and he said that he was one to watch for wednesday. he also described switzerland as a team that could survive in tournaments, but he said that he hoped that scotland would get it right against them on wednesday and that switzerland would be the disappointed team. he also said that the have to get four points over the next two matches, and they do if they want to have a good chance of staying in this tournament. i asked clark if he would be watching england against serbia. he said he might catch the second half, but that he would be supporting gareth and his boys. bryson dechambeau has won the us open, byjust a single shot from, rory mcilroy. his final round of 71 was enough to claim the title at pinehurst in north carolina. the american won this tournament in 2020 and this i

ryan didn't want to make that challenge. he wanted to stop a goal. chat with him. he's very down, as you would expect. scotland's next match is against switzerland on wednesday. clark said that granit xhaka was probably one of their best players, their captain, their leader, and he said that he was one to watch for wednesday. he also described switzerland as a team that could survive in tournaments, but he said that he hoped that scotland would get it right against them on wednesday and that switzerland would be the disappointed team. he also said that they have to get four points over the next two matches, and they do if they want to have a good chance of staying in this tournament. i asked clark if he would be watching england against serbia. he said he might catch the second half, but that he would be supporting gareth and his boys. bryson dechambeau has won the us open, byjust a single shot from rory mcilroy. his final round of 71 was enough to claim the title at pinehurst in north carolina. the american who plays on the liv tour won this tournam

ryan seacrest is stepping into the role.s staying on another year to help with the transition, just a legendary game show, a legendary game host. >> i know. it's going to be so strange not to see him on that show, but i'm sure ryan seacrest will do a great job. >>> the 51st daytime emmy awards air tonight on cbs and the show celebrates the best in daytime television from cooking shows to talk shows to daytime dramas. "the young and the restless" and "the bold and the beautiful" each earned a dozen nominations. >> feels good. i don't feel like i really belong here. >> i feel like an innovated guest at the party. >> yeah. >> i don't take it lightly. things like that sometimes never happen to any actor in their career. >> oh, the show is hosted by entertainment tonight's kevin fraser and michelle turner and you can watch the emmy awards tonight at 8:00 on kpix or stream it on paramount+. >>> just try to stay calm. i don't even remember what i was saying. >> well, intruder alert, how this homeowner responded after seeing not one

laura: ryan goodman of nyu law, thank you for your time. ryan: thank you.eighbor of supreme court justice samuel alito said that, in her words, at worst, he's just outright lying about his account of a neighborhood dispute that led to hoisting an upside-down american flag at his virginia home. the inverted flag is associated with the effort to overturn president biden's 2020 election win. justice alito has been in the spotlight over flying controversial flags at his homes, as first revealed by reporting from the new york times. our lisa desjardins joins us now. so, lisa, what's new here in this account? lisa: some important details about the timeline are new, but i also want to talk about why this matters, of course. justice alito is currently sitting on two cases about january 6, one about former president trump's involvement in january 6. these cases, of course, could determine a lot about our future here. and, also, justice alito has defended himself as saying his wife hoisted the flag. he said he will not recuse himself. it is solely up to him, by the w

ryan: there is no word on whether hunter biden would testify.cutors have said they do expect to call hunter biden's ex-wife, kathryn buhl, as well as of -- as beau's widow, who hunter biden was involved with romantically, when this all went down in 2015. this is a case that will dig up some dark parts of hunter biden's life, his struggles with addiction, and how that affected the biden family. amna:amna: justice correspondent ryan lucas joins us from delaware. thank you. good to see you. ryan: thank you. ♪ geoff: the 2024 presidential election is in unknown territory with donald trump now the first former american president and first major-party presumptive nominee found guilty of a felony. our lisa desjardins takes a closer look for what comes next -- closer look at the reaction from recent days. lisa: the visuals were certainly clear. in new jersey, former president donald trump strode into a match for the ultimate fighting championship, a combat sport known for muscle and bloodshed. this was his first public appearance after being found guilt

ryan: certainly the government thinks it is an open and shut case. they say hunter biden, when he went to purchase a gun in october 2018, was addicted to crack cocaine and alcohol and that he lied about that on standard background check forms then you have to fill out when you purchase a gun. in the government's perspective, this is very much an open and shut case. hunter's attorneys feel it is not an open and shut case. for them, they say this is more complicated. they have said in filings that hunter had completed an 11 day rehab program around the time this all went down. they say it is logical, from his perspective, that perhaps he did not understand what a drug addict or drug user meant on the form and he could think he was not using drugs at that time. judge maryellen noreika has kind of boxed that argument in to a degree by saying federal prosecutors don't need to prove that hunter biden was actively using drugs when he was purchasing the gun. but again, this is something that is going to be up to the jury to decide, based on the evidence that

listen to this i watched him with paul ryan and he destroyed paul ryan paul ryan with the water he was chugging water at a left and right. i didn't think you human being would be able to drink so much water at one time. >> and he people ryan. >> so i'm not underestimating him. i'm not underestimating him gary, what do you make of trump outwardly praising biden's debate skills but i think this is a very typical thing that people do in advance of debates. >> they try to build up the skills of their opponent. they tried to downplay their own likelihood of succeeding. they lower expectations for themselves and race for others. >> are there any risks harry and overpreparing for a presidential debate well, it's interesting. >> i mean, i suppose you could become a bit wrote. perhaps it could take some of that excite exciting edge off of your answers. and one of the things that i find really interesting right now about how trump is preparing or not preparing for this particular debate. is that he's going out and doing what gives him the most energy's going out and talking to his faithful. he's

is ryan reilly ready to go on this?e as i know our teams are reading in on the decision. >> reporter: that's right, so this 6-3 decision is what we're looking at here. this involves obstruction of an official proceeding which is a charge that has been used against a number of january 6th defendants. it was essentially used, i think, to pressure some defendants into a plea deal because this was something that gave them more criminal exposure. the key thing to take away here, a lot of defendants are facing other charges, a narrow set of defendants this is the only felony charge they face. that's the spectrum of people we'll talk about being impacted. you're talking about in the neighborhood of 52 2 cases of individuals who that is the sole felony charge which they face which could have an implication. of that group, 27 individuals are still in prison today. you could see a situation where people are going to be potentially getting out of jail because they've already served over the amount of time that was the automatic mu

they won a 3-game win streak. >>> now, ryan yamamoto show.not wait to see him. >> i know, very exciting. a big tribute. ryan will be there. we will broadcast all of the stories around it. thank you very much. >>> rather than to decide who is the prettiest this competition is all about who is the fugliest. the award trying to inspire >>> there friday the world's ugliest dog will be crowned at the competition, it is tough. let's take a look at a few of the dogs up for the big prize. he is happy. >> yes. that, that is not bad. i have seen worse. >> just because his tongue is askew and someone dyed his hair. >> what else? >> this 3-year-old from new jersey adopted from the shelter in 2021. he is supposed to look like danny devito. this is freddie mercury. yes, now, moving on to this dog. this is daisy may. the 14-year-old. the queen of unconventional beauty in lafayette, california. high marks for the head wear. >> he is 14. he lives among . >> a face only a mother can love. >> he lives at the pug hotel. he winks and spreads joy at hospice center

ryan i good. ryan is good. who is he? let me see. that is nice. who did this picture? >>mr. trump: that is a good picture. who did it? >> the starving artist. mr. trum the starving artist is better than the one that is not starving. paid a lot of money like hunter. do you think hunter could do this? we love tiktok. i'm going to save tiktok. biden wants to get rid ofhe has no idea. he haso idea what the hell he is doing. hope -- who? i did nothing wrong. [indiscernible] now we made it valuable. we did absolutely nothing wrong. this country is corrupt. what they are doing with the weaponize asian, they are going to be ashamed ofwe have a corrupt group of people. it is working out the other way. we got the highest poll numbers we have ever had. we have a 10 point lead. they cheat so much 10 points is not enough. we have to get more. if we don't win, our country is finished i'm telling you. that is going to be good. i want to leave a tip. how much of a tip? he wouldn'are you ready? i'm going to give you 500 bucks. you guys split it. >> let's go. [chanting trump] mr. trump: thank

ryan carrying bullets in his carry-on.nitial facing a mandatory sentence of 12 years behind bars. >> it is still nerve wracking regardless of the outcomes were, there is still a lot at stake. >> reporter: until last weeks, the amendment to the firearms laws discretion of a fine or both. the couple walking hand-in-hand to learn his fate. the judge sentencing ryan to a $2,000 fine, but with no jail time, paving the way to travel home. >> i feel great. i feel happy that the judge took a holistic approach. >> reporter: ryan met by friends and family and oklahoma governor at the airport. seen here embracing his two children. >> i prayed about this in a pretty dark place. to see this has been answered. i'm so grateful. >> well, now there are still two more americans awaiting sentencing. they must be feeling o following the amendment in the law and seeing how the cases played out. gio. >> what a moment for him. melissa, thank you so much. >>> returning to a delay for the boeing star liner spacecraft. it blasted off two weeks ago

thank you ryan for being such an asset to rec and park and the city. ryan, everybody!d is going to be accepted by ryan harris. on an almost daily basis, on all size of values rec and park thrives for, respect, relationship, responsiveness and results. herb exemplifies the vision and values held by rec and park emphasizing, sustainability, collaborative diversity and inclusion and responsible steward ship for public resources. these principals ensure the enriching and recreation al activities for all individuals. he also takes time to educate and train sub board nat personnel. 'em bodying the results and relationship and respect by proactively identifying a looming issue telissa douglas park. in the mope server room, he took swift action, herbert not only prevented disruption to crucial services but foster stronger relationship within the department and the community. through his efforts, he ensured uninterpreted service delivery earning the respect and appreciation of colleagues and public alike, congratulations herb. >> all right, this is awesome. i get to announce my

no. >> and they're going to take a ryan ryan, ryan warsofsky they're going to take a macklin celebrinifirst pick. rick celebrini works for the warriors. and you know the family is great and he'll be a fantastic player for the show. excellent. >> all right. thanks, lauren. >> yeah. all right. it's been pretty temperate. >> it has not bad at all. but the heat is coming back. spencer christian is tracking that for us. >> i'm sorry to say it is coming back, but with a two day break coming our way, though, let's start with tonight's forecast. we'll see little marine influence at the coast. some low clouds developing, overnight lows mainly in the low 50s. tomorrow, a nice cool day for juneteenth. cooler than we have had of late with highs in the upper 50s at the coast, mainly upper 60s around the bay shoreline, upper 70s to low 80s inland, and that cooldown won't last long though, as you take a look at the accuweather seven day forecast beginning with thursday, the first day of summer, we'll see temperatures getting a little bit milder, but still not quite exactly what you would expect in th