but when ryan was just 13, his mother read his diary and discovered ryan was gay.s of his life. >> i didn't question the world i had grown up in. i thought there was some legitimacy to the idea that i was an evil sinner who was going to burn in hell. and for years, i thought that god hated me because i was gay. >> reporter: ryan says his parents were determined to change their son. as ryan tells it, his parents signed him up for reparative therapy. with the national association for research and therapy of homosexuality, otherwise known as narth. >> every day i would hear, this is a choice. this can be fixed. >> reporter: did you believe that? >> i never believed that. i know i'm gay just like i know i'm short and half hispanic. i never thought those facts would change. it's part of my fundamental identity. so the parallel would be sending me to tall camp and saying, if you try really hard, one day you can be 6'1". >> reporter: ryan says he was treated by joseph nicolosi, who is a clinical psychologist who is still associated with narth. >> the constraint refrain wa

i like this. >> and you liked ryan reynolds, too. >> oh, ryan reynolds. ryan reynolds.s. >> he was charming. he was funny. his abs are great. i thought he was fantastic. he definitely plays the role well. >> in a nutshell, how many stars are you going to give this? >> i'm probably going to get yelled at. but i would say four out of five. i'm not going to lie. ryan -- >> enjoyable summer flick. >> yeah. it is great for family audiences. the kids in the theater were laughing up a storm. it was great. >> or people who want to see ryan reynolds' abs. claudia, awesome job. >> thank you. >> claudia, thank you so much >> thank you, guys. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- defending casey anthony. the young, orlando woman accused of killing her daughter faces a huge decision. >> will she take the stand and testify in her own defense this week? if she does, you'll see why this could set a precedent. it's monday, june 20th. >>> good morning. i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm daniel siebert in for rob nelson. we could find out as early as today if casey anthony will testify in her mur

ryan damico, a 27-year-old m.i.t. grad, spent three years finding the right co-founders to launch his company, crocodoc. which plans to take on silicon valley behemoth adobe. even though it has yet to move out of his living room. >> so we have kind of -- this is a view of the dashboard. >> reporter: rod ibrahimi sold his first company at 17. and now at age 30 runs ready for zero, an internet site that helps americans shed credit card debt. the three ceos and their companies have one other thing in common, they're part of a graduating class from something called y kbcombinater, sort of boot camp for start-ups where entrepreneurs incubate from idea to full-fledged companies. >> we typically invest at the very early stage, often before somebody even has completely figured out the idea for what they're going to be working on. we'll invest entirely based on the people. if we think the team looks like they're good and determined, then we'll fund them. >> so you've met them on video, ryan d'amico, jessica ma, rod ibrahim. le

>> i would slap a sign on that republican forehead and say, paul ryan, paul ryan, paul ryan, paul ryann. at the end of the day, we saw what happened in new york. and, look, whether we want to own up to it or not, democrats and republicans fear voter backlash. at the end of the day, you're going to have voters, especially seniors, who vote at a higher rate than anybody else. they do not want to hear this particular program because they say it is too severe. of course you stick it to them, like republicans stuck health care to the president and the democrats in the 2010 -- >> let me go to vin weber on this. politically speaking, did republicans make a mistake here politically by going out on a limb, voting for this plan in congress, which they did almost unanimously, knowing full well that it was not going to get out of the congress but putting themselves on the record and handing the democrats an issue? was that a mistake? >> well, it cost them politically up in new york, roland's right about that. but i would say this, first of all, republicans embraced the central reality which is tha

ryan, tell me this. what is one thing you could say that republicans are willing to do that you think mr. hoyer might go along with. >> we have a big spending problem in washington. that's inescapable. we do want to get spending under control. we've simply said very easily-- for every dollar that people want to raise the debt limit, we should cut more than a dollar's worth of spending. we've put $6.2 trillion of spending cuts on the table. there's plenty to choose from. so we would like to think that somewhere that the democrats will be will to go get spending under control and get the debt under control. >> the reason i start with the commission. what did the commission do? everything was on the table. now unfortunately mr. ryan and others have taken spending... excuse me, revenues off the table. he's right. we need to constrain and cut spending where appropriate both on domestic, on defense, on entitlements, so that we get a handle on spending. but at the same time, what the commission said, supported

they plan to gather every night this week as ryan recovers. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time now 6:06. well, today marks one month now since nursing student michelle le disappeared. over the weekend dozens of volunteers once again went searching rural areas of the east bay. family members say they have limited information but focusing on tips from the police. michelle le right here was last seen at medical center in hayward. police reclassified her case as a homicide. >>> happening now at 6:07 the casey anthony murder trial resuming now in orlando, florida. here's her parents sitting on that back row right there. these are live pictures inside the courtroom. some of the attorneys there at their desks right there. the defense is predicting it will rest by thursday. i believe those are the prosecutors in the case right here. now the judge has not discussed publicly why he canceled -- this is casey anthony in your pictures right here live pictures in the courtroom -- the judge hasn't discussed publicly why he canceled

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to pass in fact in fact the house voted to raise raising the debt ceiling when they voted for the ryan plan it's going to pass but all they're having is worth let's start with major cuts now which are necessary while democrats get behind that because the cuts are insane we have we are right now at about ninety percent of g.d.p. our debt is about ninety percent of g.d.p. japan's of course two hundred eighty percent of g.d.p. we were one hundred twenty six percent of g.d.p. after world war two we get out of that in five years how do we get out of that good old fashioned republican to eisenhower poured money into a high national highway system into employment into the g.i. bill giving people free college giving people free government subsidized home loans and boom we grew our way out of that economy we want that you want to play these risky games i mean there's the risk of here's the senators that are working in turn called black swans when we don't know these type of financial crises arise and if you want to get up to that border thinking that you know we always want head around cut and

none of the tea party fervor or the paul ryan house g.o.p.rive for reform, do you think that is legit -- a legitimate knock. >> i do, there is a question whether he can connect with the tea party base of the republican party. however, that being said, and there's a lot of people who think he can't get the nomination and if he gets it he can't win the general but that said, this was a good week for mitt romney to announce, job creation is his brand, he's the turnaround artist, and can say that he created jobs and democrats will point out he shed some when he took over the companies, but, this is... this is his issue and that is what the election is becoming about, with a vengeance. and, i think that that really helps him and i think in a weird way, sarah palin helps mitt romney, every day she's on television he takes -- sucks the oxygen out of the room for tim paw lant alenty and jon huntsma moofrm has vastly more money than everybody else and if republicans think obama is in trouble, they'll think with their heads rather than their tea party

ryan's plan has lost momentum. >> the answer is it doesn't prove anything about ryan's acceptabilitynot. it has to do with davis concerni >>> issue four, gas bloat. >> in many places, gas is now more than $4 a gallon. meaning that you could be paying more than $60 to fill up your tank. $3.83 per gallon, practically 4 bucks. that's what the average national price for a gallon of gas has bloated to this week. last year, the price of gasper gallon was a dollar cheaper. today three out of four americans say high gas prices are causing their families financial hardship. about 50% of all americans say gas prices require them that make major changes in their lives, including cutting back on their annual vacations. who is to blame? who else? barack obama, they say. 61% of americans believe president obama's policies are to be blamed for the nation's painful gas costs. to this mr. obama says, holds on! relief is on the way. >> i believe we should continue to expands oil production in america. we should increase safe and responsible oil production here at home. >> the president has issued exec

tatum and ryan o'neal right there.now. >> there you go. >> feel the love. >> talking about their relationship and the tough road to reconciliation. and really looking forward to spending some time. >> we are looking forward to that. >>> also coming up, we sent one of our "gma" dads, cameron mathison, on a little assignment to help ambush some fashion-challenged fathers. yes, they are out there. he got them ready for the big day sunday. and we'll show you the spectacular results. mom jean, there are dad jeans, too. and we'll try to -- >> these two dads are sharp. >> i'm not allowed to buy jeans on my own. no way. >> they don't trust you. >> no one here trusts me. >> it can go awry very quickly. so, we'll try to help. >>> right after the show, going to white house. >> love you guys. but i'm going to cut out early. i have an exclusive and intimate conversation coming up with president obama opening up about fatherhood. we know he has written about it. his father was absent for the majority of his life. but he's going to t

ryan o'neal's latest project is ryan and tatum o'neal. it premiers on sundays.t to thank you because i would say most of the last 46 of my useless years of life, whenever i've needed to succeed with a woman, my tactic has normally been to put love story in the dvd or the video cassette, whatever it may have been at the time, and to sit back and let you work your magic. because no woman could resist a man after they've watched that. >> you've softened them up. >> to me it was like the ultimate weepy, the greatest of the genre. >> i would try that, only i ended up crying and that took away -- >> when was the last time? >> last night. no. i haven't seen it in a long time. it upsets me, actual zee why? >> well, it's -- i lost farrah to cancer and i just wonder how that all played out that way for me. one was such a big deal and so successful and then in real life it was just the opposite. it was just tragedy. >> when you look back at your life, i've watched a few of the episodes, it's a fascinating thing to watch because i've been to tatum, she's nearly my age, one

ron paul ryan jumps in the race you change the completely he has a play and he has a medicare plan he has a budget he has he is he has all the tools you'd love it i love it and i think that i would love it too and you know he's not afraid to speak the truth the hard truth that's going to be difficult to swallow and that's what it that's what these was congressman bachmann you know her truth when she said the forty three forty seven percent of americans don't pay income federal income tax because they live at or below the poverty level and she wants them to start paying taxes that everybody should have to pay taxes she wants to raise taxes on working people improve people and cut taxes on millionaires and billionaires to zero if they get their income like paris hilton to get their income from inheritance or from capital gains i'm not here defending any particular person right now i but i am saying that paul ryan has been speaking the hard truth about our financial situation he hasn't said something like that but he would. he has said is that i have plans and that they're not going to b

and so i think i think you can have your disagreements with the paul ryan plan but c'mon where's the plane yeah there is no i don't really and it's something that something needs to be tripled reza clockers has a plan there is there are there are a lot of persons who are suggesting the reason medicare is in trouble is because so many holes have been drilled in it to let corporations in medicare advantage which has nothing to do with medicare it's like let's bring in the private corporation medicare can't negotiate drug prices they're spent they're over spending three hundred eighty six billion dollars these are slight tweaks in the medicare hundred billion dollars as you know slight tweak it is in comparison to the cost of medicare on the yearly basis all right so i will say i'm going to do with medicare party make it the be able to everybody in the country as well as it was originally planned as they are the j. road then it can go bust yesterday yet barely to you we don't have your money just easier to raise the medicare tax or point work pays we assume that the mothers of joining t

none of the tea party forever, none of the paul ryan house g.o.p.ve for reform, do you think it's legitimate knock on him? >> i do. there is a big question whether he can connect with the new tea party base of the republican party. however, that being said, a lot of people think he can't get the nomination and if he gets it, he can't win the general. but that said, it was a good week for romney to announce. job creation is his brand. he is the turn-around artist. he will say he created jobs, democrats point out he shed some one he took over the companies. this is his issue. that is what the election is becoming about, with a vengeance. i think that that really helps him. i think in a weird way, sarah palin helped romney. every day she is on television, she sucks oxygen out of room for tim pawlenty or john huntsman and it means that mitt romney can continue amassing his war chest relatively under the radar. he has vastly more money than anybody else. if republicans think that obama is vulnerable, and after this week he looks more so, maybe they will

>>> ryan o'neal.een an extraordinary hour with you. >> thank you. >> i'd like to try to end it on an upbeat note for you. how do you see the future now? >> oh, the future? i don't know. i don't know. the future is -- >> do you feel positive about it? >> yeah. i think the show will be effective. and i'll tell you why. i think there are people out there watching that may have a -- well, this will ring a bell. and perhaps even open eyes and turn their relationships around. perhaps. and that would be a huge benefit. and i would take great pride in that. and i would go on with it and i'd keep going. i'd keep going with tatum until we've locked it down. because i think that's what you have to do with people you love. >> do you think you can? >> uh-huh. i do. i have to. i'm out of options. this is it. >> what's the thing you've learned most about yourself from making this show? >> from making the show? >> yeah. >> i'm a work in progress. which is a little sad at the age of 70. but i have a ways to go. >> i'm

tatum o'neal. >> i want -- >> reporter: and her real life father, ryan o'neal.dsome and charming, played opposite her. >> so? it's a big town, ain't it? we can do better than 20s. >> reporter: that was then. this is them now. >> temper. the reason that we didn't speak for so long -- >> no it isn't. >> what is it? >> farrah. >> reporter: laying bare decades of family dysfunction in a document about to premiere on own. >> this is about trying to shut a door and open another one. i don't know if it's going to work. i'm going to try. >> reporter: it took 40 years to get here. until she was 8, tatum lived with her mother and little brother. it was chaotic to say the least. her parents had split and her mother, also an actress, was a drug addict. but her kids lived with her anyway. >> we went to the bathroom on the floor. we did a lot of crazy things. >> reporter: there were days, many days, when you weren't fed. when you were locked in the house. when you played with fire. >> it was a hard time. i lived a hard time. there was, you know, tremendous beatings and no foo

see ryan said that if our nation defaults on our debt something the most economists argue could cause a global financial meltdown it wouldn't be such a bad thing at all or to ryan quote what is more important is you are putting the government in a material better position to pay to better pay its bills going forward and. not sure how another great depression puts our nation in a materially better position and then there's tim polanski the former governor who nearly bankrupted minnesota who watched thirteen people die when under maintain bridge collapsed in his state and is now running for president if the republican battle for a presidential nomination is a race to the bottom and i think tim lindsey just won with his new tax scheme but once he just unveiled a new plan that puts the bush tax cuts on steroids tax cuts that have now ten years later proven to be a complete economic disaster under policies plan which will add nearly eight trillion dollars to our national debt over the next ten years people making over one million dollars a year get a forty one per ten cent tax cut and peop

there is no timetable, but ryan zimmerman feels like he's right on track. >> it's all good.ing felt great. i think obviously throwing was the thing that hurt most before and that's the last thing that's coming back. so we still have a little bit of work to do there, but other than that, hitting feels great and rung feels great and i think we're right on schedule to where we want to be. >> ryan zimmerman continuing his rehab. >> there are 11 different sites around the country for today's u.s. open qualifiers. one is in our backyard. 112 golfers showed up and each has a play a grueling 36 holes. the best once make the cut. fred funk and he did it, 112 golfers trying to qualify today including this guy, former maryland golf coach fred funk trying to make the field as well as playing himself into shape and he did both. here, by the way, is steve wye kroft, another golfer of the county open, part of the nation wide tour. he hasn't gotten a lot of sleep especially after winning yesterday. his gps got him lost and he had to deal with bad traffic and so after a weekend to remember h

ryan and tatum and tatum joins me now. how are you? >> i'm well. >> we were almost born in the same year. when you were winning your oscar's, i was dreaming about winning oscar's. i feel like i grew up with your dad verb rating. >> great. i like to hear that. well, i've always thought that you were part of our family, so -- here we are. we look a little alike, too. >> tell me this, it's interesting, the show i watched a little bit last night. do you have an overwhelming sense of relief, both of you, do you think, that at least you've mentioned to get back to somewhere, even if it's not perfect yet? >> exactly. i think that the conversation has started and that's all i could have asked for because we had such trouble just having the conversation, just saying hello, just getting to, what's your day like and can you come over for father's day on sunday, which my dad asked me earlier today and i said yes. so it's just -- we get caught in the little things and i think having the cameras there almost because we are actors in a way made it mo

i supported the ryan budget as a general proposal and i wrote a news letter supporting the ryan budget and those words were taken totally out of context. i'm happy to repeat them if you're dealing with something as big as medicare and you can't have a conversation with the country where the country thinks what you're doing is the right thank you better slow down. we all got mad at obama because he ran over us when we said don't do it. well, the republicans ought to flow the same ground rule. if you can't convince the american people it's a good idea, maybe it's not a good idea. >> gloria, you picked that as a key moment, why? >> you know, clearly, this was a huge controversy for newt gingrich going into this. he didn't back off of it at all, anderson. but he was a little bit more artful in stating his opposition saying -- you know what? if the american people oppose it maybe we ought to slow down. >> dana lash, you have been watching this along. what moment for you was sort of an important moment? >> i had several. i liked gingrich's answer on immigration but his specific reply about p

but when ryan was just 13 his mother read his diary and discovered ryan was gay.beginning of the most painful years of his life. >> i didn't question the world i had grown up in. i thought there was some legitimacy to this idea that i was an evil sinner who was going to burn in hell, and for years i thought that god hated me because i was gay. >> reporter: ryan says his parents were determined to change their son, as ryan tells it, his parents signed him up for what's called repairativ therapy with the national association of research and therapy for homosexuality, otherwise known as narth. >> every day i would hear this is a choice, this could be fixed. >> did you believe that? >> i never believed that. i know i'm gay just like i know i'm short and half hispanic. i never thought that those folks would change. it is part of my core fundamental identity. so the parallel would be sending me to tall camp and saying, if you try really hard, one day you can be 6'1". >> reporter: ryan says he was treated by know self-nacolosi, a clinical psychologist today still associa

this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> ryan o'neal's latest project is ryan and tatum on the o network. i got to thank you. i would say for most of the last years of life, whenever i needed to succeed with a woman, my tactic has normally been to put "love story" in the dvd and let you sit back and work your magic. no woman could resist a man after they watched that. >> you soften them up. >> to me it was like the ultimate weeping greatest. >> do you ever watch it? >> no. >> when was the last time? >> last night. no. it upsets me actually. >> why? >> i lost farrah to cancer and i just wonder how that all played out that way for me. one was such a big deal and so successful and then in real life it was just the opposite. it was just tragedy. >> when you look back at your life, i mean, the show with tatum, i watched a few episodes, it's fascinating to watch. i interviewed tatum earlier today. i said to her. she's nearly my age. one year older than me. >> is that true? i could have had you? >> she aged better. >> it's not possible. i would have taken you home. >> what was interesting, i thi

plan and and there has been no i know of paul ryan plan isn't just to repeal the paul ryan does not save expensive reforms to certain elements of the health care for health care system so that's a that's the replay no i'm saying it's a step i'm saying but they need to do more things and it's only has any purpose to replace me yeah we knew we were going to go hearings on replacement at this point when this can't even possibly happen until republicans have a majority a super majority in the senate and a president who will sign into law so let's say they did have a supermajority in the in the sun and and the house and they could pass it but with . martin feldstein as i said i think he was a harvard he's a he is a harvard economist it's a catastrophic insurance plan and i think it's quite smart i don't know why they had to discuss that more so basically everybody. i don't know what that is well it would you would you would be responsible for instance this is one version of being part of it is up to twenty percent of your income on your on your medical matter what you make and after that

congressman ryan, why don't you lead us? yeah, this one is lousy. >> the one with the red tape isn't working. you want me to do that? >> yeah, i'll take this one. >> yeah, here, take this one. >> hello, everybody. i think i know everybody around the room. nice to be back with you, maya, thanks for doing this. you are doing a great service. i'll give you what a couple of minutes? >> we're going to do three-five minute opening statements. >> opening statements, we took over the majority this session. we took over the majority on the cusp of a debt crisis. we all know around here the size of the problem, the scope of the problem, the magnitude of the problem. we believe we had a moral obligation to put a solution on the table. that's precisely what we did in the house of representatives. to govern is to put an idea on the table and move towards solutions. that's what we did. i'll note that last year, congress didn't bother trying to pass a budget. first time since 1974 budget act, the house never even tried to pass a budget. th

. >> reporter: ryan's friend and his church family say they're going to pray for him every night until he recovers. on saturday, the 17-year-old boy and his friend were digging a tunnel six feet deep when the tunnel collapsed traps both boys. >> i had to have help to get out of the pit myself. >> very shocking. something you never want to see. a young boy buried head first in a six foot hole. you're completely helpless. you can't get anybody out of a pit like that, and i just never want to see it again. >> lifeguards and good samaritans used shovels, even frisbees to dig the two teens out. >> the pit was up this high right here when -- and i was kneeling down. i couldn't get out on my own, i was too tired. >> ryan was buried under for 15 minutes and it took ten minutes to find a pulse. sand was in his throat. >> who would think that would happen? no one thought that would happen. it's a freak accident. >> reporter: doctors told ryan's friends even though he's unconscious, brain activity shows he can hear them. that gives everyone church. >> when this kind of thing happens, it humbles y

home. >> ryan is a loved kid, a young man 17. artistic. every kid just, we love him. >> obviously, humbles you and you realize how fragile life can be. >> buchanan was on a church outing for teens on saturday, sunset beach, south of santa cruz. he and another 17-year-old friend dug in the sand on opposite ends, until the tunnels met six feet below the surface. that's when it all collapsed on them. >> it was actually another boy that was right there on the scene. saw the tunnel collapse. everyone was there within 20 seconds. >> 50 teens and eight adult church members began digging and praying. two lifeguards and some firefighters joined in until they pulled kevin out five minutes later. but it took 15 minutes of frantic digging to get ryan out. at first, he wasn't breathing. >> nothing short of a miracle. he was buried for 15 minutes. you know, it took almost ten minutes for them to find a pulse. >> the church members here are hopeful. they're hearing that ryan's vital signs are stable. his first brain scan is good. but the next 2

but that is what the ryan budget does.bama would add $12 billion over the same period of time to the debt. >> chris: let's talk about the stakes here. fed chairman bernanke says any default, that's what we're talking about, the possibility of a default on august 2 could cause severe disruptions in financial markets. some republicans are saying well, all right, we're not going to default. we'll take the money we have without raising the debt ceiling. we'll pay off the chinese creditors first. we'll cut government services. but bernanke says that won't work either. put it up on the screen. he says the treasury would soon find it necessary to prioritize among and withhold critical disbursements such as social security and medicare payments and funds for the military. and senator, he says that also would scare the markets. >> it probably would. the question is how do you get the kind of reform in spending and in long-term debt relief without scaring the markets here? we have proposed, i think, sensible ways to do that. as i sa

doctor, you've treated ryan through his leukemia. >> yes. >> is leukemia curable?>> yes, it is. >> tell us about that. >> in fact, leukemia is becoming more and more curable every day and the kind of leukemia ryan has, which is standard risk leukemia, a survivor today is close between 80% and 90%. most of the children do well. and as you can see, he's back in school. he's got his hair back, nobody would be able to tell the difference. >> he's feeling well from what he tells us. you were named boy of the year by the leukemia and lymphoma society. what does that feel like? >> it feels pretty good. >> do you have any special duties that you have you to perform for that? >> i have to go -- i go to all of their -- >> events? >> yeah, all of their events and they're pretty awesome events. >> do you have to make speeches or anything? >> no. >> what do you tell kids who may be going through what you have gone through? >> never look back. go forward. >> that's a really good thing for all of us to know. always look forward. that's great. molly, tell us about the -- what you'

and we have exchanges that paul ryan ryan said are affordable to the impact. we have others careened out of control -- she did say that. >> it's an individual choice in the rhine and budget and doesn't federally regulated. it's federally regulated. estimate let me bring in my -- a few words of senate tea here? >> thanks. i just want to take a moment to pull together a bunch of comments that we have heard, and i've heard things paul ryan has an important point we have to get things that are specific on the table coming at one of the more encouraging things is that that has happened with more and more regularity. we now have a multitude of plans out there getting more specific and the word we heard from the senator about bipartisanship obviously is critically important, and i think all of this was a game changer when the fiscal commission came out with its products and i think the work in the fiscal commission and the gang of six is the model for how we move forward. so the problem that i see right now is that the clock is ticking and we will hear this shortly f

not ryan sweeney, pete rose. put him in before he passes away.howard will be in the hall of fame one day with a great play. as. phillys. nobody scored until the bottom of the 9th. chopper by ben francisco scores shane victorino. real tough one for the as tonight. great pitching but they don't score and they lose 1-0. they have dropped three in a row. >>> jim riggleman quit yesterday. daviy johnson named new manager in washington. cal came home today after winning one an losing two. guess who is going home too? the team which knock off cal. virginia. they could not score with a bases loaded in the 12th inning. they could have won it. then here in the 13th. bases loaded. and boom, it gets away. and here we go. south carolina converts, virginia doesn't in extra innings with the bases loaded. 3-2. south carolina will play florida for the national baseball championship. season ends for virginia. yesterday he signed a new contract saying he wanted to retire a san jose shark. 18 hours later devin setoguchi traded to minnesota for somebody named brent bu

and they plan to meet every day this week as ryan recovers. debra villalon. >>> governor brown and lawmakers work through the weekend on a budget. the governor met with democratic lawmakers to work on an alternative ban that could pass without republican support. at the same time the governor is still trying to work on tax extensions. >>> voters approved proposition 25 last november that docks lawmakers pay for each day after the june 15th. but steinburger says don't blame lawmakers because they got the vote done last week. >> the voters gave us a majority vote to do so, and we weren't going to be late the very first time out. we did the very best we could with the tools we had including $12.5 million worth of cuts. >>> lawmakers are losing about $500 each day in pay and expenses. >>> and a new poll shows that most californians follow what's going on in the government. 25% admit following what's going on only now and then or hardly at all. and that's actually up 20% from a 1999. a majority of california voters say television is where they get

budget for what it is people america's the ryan plan reflects iran's love of greed and contempt for the weak but you need huge tax breaks to millionaires while making deep and harmful cuts to programs that protect seniors struggling families and the middle class well said republicans even sold their religious supporters up the creek just to cater to millionaire and billionaire campaign donors but bad herman cain the republican presidential hopeful who previously put his foot his mouth by saying he's uncomfortable with the idea of plenty muslims jews added should he be elected president was asked by think progress. yesterday if you felt the same way about gays take a look. at this you can you recently came under fire for your comments about the chronicle you were quite clear copy of her purse to appoint. a qualified person to go here to. go wow what a reasonable answer except for the fact that cain kept talking. oh no problem with the clintons an openly gay person to go beyond the child who should be alone. of course herman cain only supports gays insofar as their defense against sha

>> thanks, ryan. >> thank you. >> you know what we are celebrating today, ryan?o be a baby boomer. i'm on the end. i was born in 1964. if you're born in 1964, you're a baby boomer still. >> that's not quite fair. they had to cut it off somewhere, didn't they? >> one more quick thing. >> i've got to tell you something yesterday. if you can't reach me today. i'm unreachable. you cannot reach me. i'll tell you why. cass and i like to swim. at this time of the year in the evening. 6:00 we like to go down to the pool and get in it and watch the day fade away. i go down swimming, swimming about an hour, right? get out and something is going beep, beep, beep, beep. i realized that i'm the one beeping. my cell phone had been nestled right between my puppies and we took a lovely swim. >> are you serious? >> i think jimmy hoffa is there. the stuff that can get lost in my bazooms is unbelievable. anyway, you know what scares me, frank is off today trying to get earphone for me. >> i'm glad you're getting rid of that flint stone phone. >> i love that phone. i'm getting one l

ryan first. >> sure. there are a few publics he has to worry about here. i think if there were a pure level field, he might be final. this is something that most in the public might be able to get over, but how does he if you're a gone a donor, will you be jumping to write a check for him right now. i think republicans are already calling for schumer to condemn what he's done. >> well, not to mention he has to deal with his congressional district. he has to be reelected. >> jonathan, what is the kind of district he's elected from? is it a conservative district? what kind of district will he be facing in terms of his vote next year for congress? >> well, clearly he's been elected -- first elected in 1998, so he's been there for a while, has been able to build up alliances and allegiances among a very disparate district. we will see, as the weeks go on, just how folks in his district feel about what he's done. you know, you have all sorts of folks that get into ethical problems and be investigated -- >> we're going to have to leave it there, jonathan and rya

several super sleuths were soon hot on the trail of ryan o'neal.spilled the beans in her new tell-all autobiography ironically named "found" hanging in her father's malibu home. there are pictures of us and the rest of the family, andy warhol's portrait of farrah. >> that was a thank god we've caught you moment. >> reporter: craig nevius is one of her business partners fighting ryan for years over his final wishes and the person the university turned to. >> i told the university, be patient and wait because this man is so arrogant, he's going to show it. >> reporter: then this past weekend, when her new reality show "ryan & tatum" debuted, what's that right there hanging just above ryan's bed? a lawyer might call it exhibit a. fawcett did not include rye anyone her will but several of her friends say he's been controlling her estate. his representative said that ryan has not betrayed her final wishes and that all of farrah's wishes expressed in her will have been fulfilled. that is valued at as much as $30 million. >> i don't think we've heard the

go ahead, craig, and then i'll come around to ryan. >> debates almost seem so dry. i think there is really no sfwans substance there. we have the soundbite media. everything is shortened from lengthy answers with contacts to the one-minute soundbite to the two-minute soundbite at most. that's an issue we struggle with in terms of education. i think it reinforces the belief that interests tuges, the length of time that parents have to answer it, is becoming an institution and it may be detrimental. >> kevin, what would help you? >> we have had some debate watches, but generally speaking, the republicans have had their group and the democrats have had their group. one challenge is to have citizens get outside of their comfort zone. aloaning -- along with that also, picking up on the last point, how to avoid the dueling press conference. obviously candidates will get their key phrases and their key programs repeated, and how much does the format and the time limit -- which you need to have time limits, but if they are shorter, is that going to push the candidates to ge

do you support congressman paul ryan's plan to overhaul medicare? >> i do and i have from day one. it will save medicare and healthcare coverage that our esteemed elders in our country need. le i'm frustrated with the media in trying to skew his efforts to try to save and shore up medicare. what is being spun is this misconception that he is trying to do away with medicare. no, what is going to do away with medicare is if we keep going down the road that we are on that obama wants us to go down because we will have a bankrupt medicare system and there will be no safety net unless we shore it up. >> what about the nonpartisan congressional budget office that says if you go ahead with the ryan plan and i want to point out as you well know it doesn't start for ten years and doesn't affect any one over 55 years of age but if you go with that plan which would turn a fee for service plan into a voucher system according to the congressional budget office that means that going forward, seniors have to pay more out of pocket for their healthcare. >> well, if we go forward the way we are goi