a heartbreaking tragedy on an oregon college campus. >> as i said just a few months ago and i said a few months before that and i said each time we see one of these mass shootings, our thoughts and prayers are not enough. it's not enough. also tonight, russia says its air strikes in syria target terrorist groups like the islamic state, while u.s. officials question who's actually in the crosshairs.

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tragedy in oregon, strikes an all-too-familiar chord in the u.s. what's next in the fight to >>> tragedy in oregon strikes an all too familiar chord in the u.s. what is next in the fight to prevent future school shootings? >>> stalled in the bahamas, but not short on rain power. why hurricane joaqquin can wreak havoc even if it does not make landfall. >>> after much back and forth, a plan to bring the old span down. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> and a good friday morning, thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. here's meteorologist kari hall. >> we start out with a few clouds as you head out the door but mostly clear skies. as we head into the day, much warmer than yesterday. we're at 51 degrees in the north bay and 59 degrees in the peninsula and look at these highs today in the 70s and 80s. even some upper 80s as you head through the tri-valley. i'll talk more about that and give you a look at the weekend forecast coming up in just a few minutes. let's see how traffic is moving now with mike. good morning. >

>>> we've got developing news on the mass shooting at an oregon community college. this afternoon, the local sheriff announced 26-year-old chris mercer killed himself after shooting and killing nine others. investigators also say he left a lengthy manifesto but did not go into what the message was. mercer's family released a statement today saying their thoughts and prayers go out to all of the families of those killed or injured. >>> a triple shooting leaves one man dead and investigators with a lot of questions in a busy part of the district. three men were found with gunshot wounds this morning on the 700 block of h street northeast. one was pronounced dead on scene. police say they do not have a suspect at this time. we're working the story now and will have an update for you as soon as we learn more. >>> we're still working several developing stories. an apparent u.s. air strike hits a charity hospital in afghanistan. american doctors are among the dead. what the u.s. military is saying. >>> plus, an openly gay caterer

one of the students who live through that shooting at an oregon trinity college now shares her story. emily: she explains how playing dead got her out alive. brandy: anastasia is a survivor. the 18-year-old college student is speaking from a wheelchair, speaking exclusively to neal karlinsky, about the nine terrifying minutes inside the community college thursday when the gunmen open fire. >> i could hear everyone freaking out and crying. brandy: she said the gun man >> spoke to them. he sounded really deranged and he said he had been waiting to do that for a really long time, and then he laughed after he shot the teacher. brandy: and he picked out one specific student to live to tell the story. >> he said, the kid in the glasses, i need you to do me a favor. today' s your lucky day. and he headed him this business envelope because he was not going to be able to do that after he was done killing the rest of us, and he said he was going to kill himself. brandy: he said he questioned -- she said he questioned each of >> he had us get up one by one and ask us what our religions were. >>

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. >> an oregon community is still reeling after a deadly shooting rampage on a college campus. some cop fusion still a part of the facts. investigators say ten people died when a man started shooting at random at victims at umpqua community college yesterday. they haven't identified any of the victims yesterday but a spokeswoman said the shooter was among the dead. the county sheriff would not even speak his name. multiple law enforcement officials told nbc news chris harper mercer was the gunman. reporters spoke to his father overnight. >> obviously it's been a devastating day. devastating day for me and my family. shocked. shocked is all i can say. >> it was the first week of classes at the college in the hours after this happened. president obama also spoke about the shooting and reinforced his stance on gun control. we'll have exactly what he says coming up in just 15 minutes. >>> new this morning, the taliban says it shot down that u.s. c-130 that crashed in afghanistan. 13 people died. the transport plane went down at an air base taking off from jalal bad airport. six air

at least ten people are dead when a gunman goes on a rampage at an oregon community college. the attack renewing calls from the white house to take on gun violence. >>> tracking joaquin. the hurricane moves up through the atlantic and appears it could stay away from the shore, but the east coast still braces for record rain. >>> millions of cell phone users at risk of identity theft. hackers steal the personal information of t-mobile customers. >>> inflight injuries. passengers are taken to the rattles their plane. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. >>> authorities are trying to figure out what prompted a gunman to open fire at an oregon community college. one witness said before chris harper mercer began shooting yesterday morning, he demanded his victims say what their religion was. he killed nine people and wounded seven others. there was one security guard at the school who was unarmed. umpqua community college is located in a rural area, about 180 miles south of portland, and dan

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least ten people are dead, including the gunman, after police say he opened fire on the campus of an oregon community college. police say the 26-year-old christopher harper mercer was armed with two handguns and a rifle when he went on the shooting rampage at umpqua community college in the small town of roseburg. mercer was shot and killed by police. thousands attended a vigil last night for the victims. seven people are in the hospital this morning. at this point, we just don't know anything about what could have been the motive. erika: democratic front-runner hillary clinton goes one-on-one with newscenter 5, speaking out with janet wu. clinton reacted strongly to the she spoke in favor of universal background checks for gun buyers and waiting periods. clinton also said she's not afraid to take on the n.r.a. hillary: i'm going to try to do everything i can as president to raise up an equally large and vocal group that is going to prove to be a counterbalance, and we're going to tell legislators, do not be afraid. erika: clinton side stepped questions about vice president joe biden possib

. >> new information in the shooting massacre at an oregon community college. >> still to come, details revealed about the gunman showdown with police officers in his final moments. >> presidential hopefuls focusing now on the states with early voting. here the latest polls show -- what the latest polls show. >> one toddler dies after visiting a petting zoo in maine. what you can do to keep your children safe. since 1961, pearle vision has been providing expert eye care. eyes even easier. right now, buy one pair of glasses, and get another pair free. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. >> tonight we're learning that the suspect who opened fire at an oregon college turned the gun on himself in front of the students there. investigators have revealed that the gunman shot himself after being wound by police officers during a shoot-out. he's accused of killing nine people in last week's mass shooting. police recovered 14 firearms, six found at the college. another eight at his apartment. his mother says the 26-year-old dealt with mental health issues. >> commitment 2016. presiden

a gunman opening fire, killing at least nine people on an oregon college campus. randy: the "eyeopener's" antoinette antonio is here with the overnight developments. antoinette: please have not released a motive for the shooting rampage, but survivors say the gunman was targeting christians asking them to stand up before he shot nine of them. this tightknit community of roseburg, oregon, is reeling this morning. the shooter, now identified as 26-year-old christopher harper mercer, opened fire at umpqua community college. law enforcement officials tell abc news four firearms were recovered at the scene. mercer was killed during a shootout with police. seven others were wounded. three of them remain in critical condition. frank: in the wake of oregon rampage, campus police at umass boston and the other colleges and universities in the area are reviewing their security procedures. >> it could be any of these people on campus. it could be a visitor, faculty, staff, student, so we have to plan for that. frank: here campus police say we have to train for active shooter

they say out of an abundance of caution especially following last week's deadly mass shooting at an oregon community college. >> i think everyone is a little on edge after oregon. i think that the threat should be taken seriously. >> also talked personally with security personnel here on campus. they said this stuff happens all the time. we get blurbs all the time, all the time. >> school officials encouraged students to report any suspicious activity today. >>> from our delaware news room an 18-year-old was hit by a stray bullet while inside his own wilmington home. it happened early this morning here in the 300 block of east 14th street. now, our camera today spotted a bullet hole in the window at that apartment complex and a vehicle in the parking lot that had a shattered window. police say the victim was shot in the neck and remains hospitalized in stable condition. >> emergency crews in south carolina are rushing to clean up entire communities after a deadly rainstorm flooded the area. according to the national weather service, one area got 16.6-inches of rain on sunday alone. that's

emily: carson has also suggested that if he were in an oregon classroom last week when a gunman stormed in he would have urged everyone to confront the shooter instead of allowing him to shoot everyone one-by-one. president obama is heading to roseburg, oregon, today to meet privately with survivors and relatives of victims of the umpqua community college shooting. but, he' ll also be met by protesters angry over his renewed calls for tighter gun control laws just hours after last friday' s shooting. the president said such violence has become routine. erika: we' ll update our breaking news the nobel peace prize awarded and a shooting on an plus, a donald trump fan, getting a moment on stage with the republican. the enthusiastic exchange trump swears he didn' t stage. and, facebook wants users to express themselves. the new options, going beyond emily: time for your news to go. gorgeous as boston wakes up. erika: cindy has your forecast. cindy: rain is on the way. but when you think about what some communities were dealing with ten years ago today it' s hard to complain. there was flood

reporter: an oregon community class shattered after a gunman went on a rampage during the first week of school. >> it was just rapid fire. you could hear the people -- you could hear them moving and crying. reporter: the shooter was identified as 26-year-old chris harper-mercer. witnesses claim he demanded to know student's religion before he shot them. a devastating day. reporter: the victims were remembered late thursday while president obama cry another case of senseless violence. president obama: somehow this has been routine. the reporting is routine, my response here at this podium ends up being routine, the conversation in the aftermath of it. we've become numb to this. reporter: the president implored the public, congress, fun owners, and even the media to act declaring this as something we should politicize. sean: manchester police are asking for your help in locating a pair of missing people. erin: 57-year-old sue hutchinson and 37-year-old stephen andrade haven't been seen or heard from in two weeks. i understand that agencies are offering assistance. ray: that's right. it

president obama calls for stricter gun laws and blames congress in action after a mass shooting at an oregon community college >>> dualling strategies. >> russia runs a risk of ripping obvious sectarian seams more than they are. >> some hope or try to present the coalition nation as leading the political settlement, and russia fighting the same people is perceived or presented like defending the regime >>> russia steps up air strikes in syria, holding talks with the u.s. to avoid confrontation. we are joined by the state department spokesman >>> let's make a deal. >> i'm prepared to immediately - immediately resume direct peace negotiations with the palestinian authority without any preconditions whatsoever >>> a day after the palestinian authority's president expressed pessimism a peace, israel's prime minister says he is ready to talk. >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora, this is al jazeera america. we'll go to oregon in a moment. tonight we begin with russia carrying out a second day of air strikes in syria. again, russia came under criticism for avoiding i.s.i.l. targets. a u.n. backed re

security and support for students as they return to an oregon community college following that shootings ago now. >> i'm darcy spencer in northwest washington where a young woman was sexually assaulted by a man she thought was an uber driver. was an uber driver. coming up, i'll tell you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> well, one white bengal tiger in a litter is know usual enough. three are extremely rare. these guys were born in a zoo in crimea. two have grayish stripes while the third is virtually all white. unfortunately, their mother rejected all of them so the zoo staff is bottle feeding the cubs and on saturday they put the cubs in a nursery with lion cubs also born recently. they crawled all over the cot and each other, too. >>> an oregon community gathered to welcome students back to umpqua community college and it's their first day back in class after a gunman shot and killed nine people on the school's campus. nbc's jay gray has a look at the return in roseburg, oregon. >> carrying the message, hundreds lined the road back to umpqua community college this morning. >> this is our community, and i

told that the hospital was being attacked jo we're alsz learning more about the deadly shooting at an oregon community college. police revisa police. nine people were killed. they range in age from 18 to 67. nine more were hurt. two of them are still in the hospital and they expected to make a full reconnery. >> well in decision 2016 republican presidential candidate donald trump is defending. they say it wouldn't have happened if students and teachers had been carrying guns. >> by the way, it was a gun-free zone. i will tell you if you had a culp of teachers or guns in that room, you would have been a helluva lot better off. >> he also says he has a permit to carry a handgun in new york. he compared himself to charles bronson in the 1974 movie "death wish." >>> hillary clinton spent her time in washington. clinton vowed to makegame guy and lesbian rights. she cruz sighted putting them on it. ted cruz slammed a political opponent for marching in a pride parade, he clearly has no idea what he's missing. >> a big win for her. >>> coming up, a priest is in big trouble for picking a fight big tr

. >>> plus another mass shooting, as a gunman targets christians at an oregon community college. >> our thoughts and prayers are not enough. this is a political choice we make, to allow this to half every few months in america. >> our panel weighs in on the president's comments and what can be done to prevent more massacres. >>> and our power player of the wee. sesame street's maria on inspiring generations of children, all right now on "fox >>> and hello again from fox news in washington. speaker of the house is a big job. he or she leads one half of congress and is second in the line of presidential succession. when john boehner announced his resignation last week, it seemed almost certain his number two, kevin mccarth would succeed him. suddenly that is in doubt. joining mess now is jason chaffetz, chair of the pourerful house oversight committee. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thanks for having me. >> just five days ago you said you supported kevin mccarthy for the position, and it was widely assumed he would move up when john boehner moved out. why are you even considering t

emily: carson has also suggested that if he were in an oregon classroom last week when a gunman stormed in, he would have urged everyone to confront the shooter instead of allowing him to shoot everyone one-by-one. president obama is heading to roseburg, oregon today to meet privately with survivors and umpqua community college shooting. but, he'll be met by protesters angry over his renewed calls for tighter gun control laws just hours after last friday's shooting. had become routine. erika: it is now 5:40. a donald trump fan getting a republican. the enthusiastic exchange trump swears he didn't stage. and jetblue is offering passengers some very fresh veggies. plus facebook wants users to express themselves. the new opt hand-crafted...layer by layer. r the new macchiato from dunkin' donuts. experience the flavor of fall with a new hot or iced since 1961, pearle vision has been providing today, we make caring for your by accepting most major health and vision plans, including eye med. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. people of the coffee drinking wo

a mass shooting at an oregon college and police rushing to the scene engaging the gunman in a shootout. the death toll in double digits and many others injured. tonight we're live from the scene in this still-developing tragedy. >>> and epic storm, joaquin now strengthened to an extremely dangerous category 4 hurricane, a race to protect the shoreline as states of emergency are declared up and down the east coast where a deadly second storm is already battering areas with rainfall and flooding of potentially historic proportions. "nightly news" begins now. ♪ ♪ >>> good evening. what a day it has been. we prepare tonight with news of an explosive category for a hurricane churning in the atlantic and another massive storm already flooding much of the east. we've got all of it covered, but we will, of course, start with more breaking news of that mass shooting, another shooting in america and another community shattered and more young lives senselessly taken. it happened on the campus of a small community college in roseburg, oregon. a lone shooter opening fire, killing and injuring so ma

the threat comes in the wake of a deadly shooting last week at an oregon community college. >>> and republican presidential candidate ben carson is on the defense today after remarks he made about last week's oregon shooting. in an interview with cbs, carson stated that if he were faced with a shooter situation, he would rush the gunman. his comments suggests the victims didn't do enough to stop the shooter drawing harsh criticism from fellow candidates. lindsey graham says the statement is unfair. >> i don't think that's the way to go about questioning people who lost their lives because you have no idea what would you do. >> despite backlash he is strong in the polls trailing front-runner donald trump by a few points. >>> from the campaign trail democratic super pac is sending a loud clear message, joe biden should run for president. the group launching the first television ad on a national cable network. it features a speech biden made about losing his family in a car crash. the ad runs 90 seconds costing $100,000. biden hasn't announced whether he will enter the race. >>> we now know that

and, finally, there was a videotape showing kim and his father, entering an electronic store in portland, oregon, at 12:42 p.m. and a receipt showing a purchase at the same store at 1:11 p.m. >> put all three of those together, that's an ironclad alibi. >> steven shorelog was one of kim's attorneys. >> prosecutors should look at that and say this is a case we simply cannot charge. we have the wrong guy. >> did they say that? >> they didn't. in fact, they went public, naming sung koo kim as a person of interest in the wilberger abduction. >> investigators insisted it was a lead they had to follow. >> there were moments when we were challenging each other with how much time do we spend here versus spend it over there. >> looking for someone else? >> we didn't want to chase the red herring with 100% of our resources. it was the healthiest thing for the investigation. it made sure nothing fell through the cracks. >> but it was healthy dissension, it was healthy challenging. i'd have to characterize it that way. because when the day was done, we were all working together to try to figure out how to s

that's the chilling account from an oregon college student who was shot in the back.mbers about the gunman. >> caught on camera, the high school football coach and a referee expressing their disagreement in a most physical way. what caused tempers to flare. >>> and later pizza with something extra. the ingredients suitable for the season added to make this a pumpkin pie. the gourmet creation in our kitchen on this tuesday, october 6th. >>> from abc news, ts

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. >> an oregon college is in mourning after another mass shooting. we're learning more about the gunman. >> residents in new jersey are not wasting time getting ready for severe weather. we're live with the latest. >> a driver struck a pedestrian and took off. >> let's talk built weather, rain now and rain later, let's go over to david murphy, matt pellman is in for karen rogers. >> reporter: we have tropical moisture surging up the coast. we have periods of heavy rain coming up from the south along the frontal boundary. every now and then down to the south we're seeing yellow showing up which is slightly steadier rain it will transition to rain this afternoon and evening. we're socked in by the clouds and radar is showing the cells pushing into the southern portion of the picture. this afternoon and tonight, in particular, heavy rain building in. along the coast we have issues with the coastal flood warning this has been extended into sunday evening. it will not be rain between now and sunday, but the on-shore flow has the hurricane closer to our la

and this is being taken very seriously in light of the mass shooting at an oregon community college. . >> reporter: exactly. the fbi says they want to be overly cautious because this particular threat targeting a local school specifies violence at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. the threat is just vague enough to make every school panic. >> definitely could be a hoax, but we have to take it seriously. >> reporter: drexel krufunivers says a novembnonspecified threa been received. >> it's alarm willing. all right getting t >> reporter: and the threat made a lot of people pause. >> just bnk safety in general and the fact that schools are did it targets if you'll be a threat. >> reporter: the fbi says students need to listen to what their campus police departments are telling them, many of those departments are working with local law enforcement agency high school this order to step up patrols around those college and university campuses. doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >>> turning now to flooding frustrations at the shore. here is a live look at cape may where you can see the effects of the high ti

an assault-style rifle. authorities are still looking for the motive as this college remains closed until monday. lauren lyster, abc news, roseburg, oregon. erin: new this noon, we have learned that two men from hanscom air force base in massachusetts were among those killed in an overnight plane crash in afghanistan. at least 11 people were killed including six american service members. u.s. officials say the transport plane crashed while taking off from an airport in afghanistan. the taliban is claiming responsibility for the crash, but u.s. officials are dismissing those claims. >> now, your stormwatch 9 forecast. eric: n: moving now to the weather. eyes along the east coast are on the tropics -- even in space. this is an image tweeted today from astronaut scott kelly of hurricane joaquin churning over the bahamas but recent models , show that the storm may be moving out to the sea. let' s check in with meteorologist kevin skarupa. kevin: that storm stalled, really hammering the bahamas. the front has gotten to the coast because of this stall, and north and east van we participated -- it will go a bit farther to the north and east tha

ben: ten people dead, a mass shooting at an oregon college, what we're learning about the gunman. liz: find the money for the mta, talking about funding $1 billion for repair work. good morning. i am liz dahlem in for juliet huddy was off today. ben: i am ben simmoneau. it is october 2nd. a lot going on, a lot of whether news especially, we're looking at hurricane joaquin, the track seems to be shifting east. mike woods, new information comes down at 5:00. ben: it is basically here right now, still keeping it well out to see which is a good thing for us. the trend was not looking good but here is what we have with the current status, still category 4 storm, maximum sustained winds at 130 miles per hour, gusts of 161, that is a potent storm sitting and spinning, i can only imagine the damage being done in the central hamas because that has the not slow-moving storm, looks like they have to deal with it for a while longer but it shows signs of lifting to the north. coastal flooding, we have those issues here and this has nothing to do with joaquin, this is a stall of frontal boundar

. >> more details on that horrific shooting rampage on an oregon college campus. jonathan dienst has been working his sources. >>> hurricane joaquin's path is becoming clear but still some questions at this hour about the impact in our area. storm team 4 has what you need to know next. >>> also ahead -- >> it's an i team follow up. more birth control patients clinical trials were botched. the iteam goes all the way to the fda to get answers. it's not about hugging trees. it's not about being wasteful either. you just gotta find that balance. where taking care of yourself takes care of more than just yourself. lease an mkz hybrid for $299 a month >>> we continue to follow that breaking news out of oregon. 13 people are dead, 20 more wounded and what has become a disturbingly crime scene. >> today's horror playing out on the come plus of umpqua community college in roseburg, oregon. >> reporter: the shooter is dead described by witnesses as a male white, 20 years old. police not yet releasing his i.d.. witnesses reporting the suspect had more than one gun. and began

violence in our country saying there is no one solution stop mass shootings like the one yesterday on an oregon college campus. this as we are learning more about the heros of that day. chris martinez has the latest from roseburg, oregon. >> the expect motive here remains unclear still at this hour. we now know the gunman had a lot of weapons. he had a lot of m am -- ammunition and body armour. >> investigators so much searched -- searched the apartment he shared with his mother. cbs news has learned he left a note suggesting he may have been depressed and angry. >> this is for an active shooter. >> the shooter killed 9 people and wounded 7 others in a rampage at umpqua community college yesterday. >> 7 weapons were recovered at the shooter's residence. >> some of the surviving victims three of the most seriously hurt were taken to a hospital in eugene >> there is a gofundme page for chris mintz who tried to stop the gunman in his tracks. he tried to block the door to keep the gunman from going in. he was shot five times. >> they are friends with a 19-year-old victim who's in surgery a second d

phil: the heroic army veteran who tried saving students in last week death -- deadly shooting at an oregon trinity college is now out of the hospital. he was released last night and had been shot several times. the 30-year-old found the fire alarm and then went back to his classroom to confront the gunman. all nine people were killed in the attack. for william and kate. below 2000 feet around their country mansion estate are prohibited. heather: historic flooding in the carolinas have now claimed 19 lives. rising. more than a dozen dams have failed. the city' s main source of water has collapsed. >> a new warning for residents living in communities near swollen rivers, evacuate and seek higher ground. need you to get out. >> several rivers already a record levers -- levels are continue -- are expected to continue to rise in the next several days. >> how will i get my kids to school when my cars are underwater? >> [indiscernible] >> as of thursday afternoon, thousands of homes in columbia, south carolina were without a drinking water. the city' s main source of water was breached on monday.

this as president obama visits roseburg, oregon, the scene of last week' s massive shooting at an oregon school. the white house president -- the white house says resident obama will be solely focused on his meeting with the grieving families of those killed and last week' s massacre as well as but before his trip -- an college campus. one dead, three wounded at a shooting overnight near a dorm in northern arizona university in flagstaff. >> this is not going to be a normal day. our hearts are heavy. jc: police say the 18-year-old escalated. >> two separate student groups got into a confrontation. the confrontation turned physical area -- turned physical. jc: president obama' s staff is looking into whether he can use executive action to expand background checks without waiting for republican-controlled congress to act. most republican candidate say the focus should be on mental health. today dr. ben carson is defending tha his recent assertion that the solution could be more guns. dr. carson: should we have more jc: so far this year there have been 10 school shootings. police have not s

. >>> its been a matter of days since 9 people were killed at an oregon community college, has the entire country revisiting gun control laws on the campaign trail, hillary clinton is in new hampshire as you mentioned today at a community college rolling out the plan she says she would implement if elected president. first, she says loopholes have to be closed. like the gun show loophole which transitioned to online sales were background checks aren't required and online salers aren't required to ask for an id. another loophole, the charleston loophole which basically allows a potential buyer to still buy a gun even if they are background check isn't approved within the three- daytime period. this is how dylann roof was allowed to purchase the weapon used to allegedly murder 9 church members in charleston, calls these changes commonsense approach. >>> we had a bipartisan bill that didn't make it through the senate but we need to go back and with all of our hearts working not just in washington, but from the grass roots up, demand that we have universal background checks. >>> this is where

meanwhile, president obama is meeting with families of the nine people killed at an oregon college last week. the president's arrival wasn't welcomed by all. several dozen protesters were there. they are opposing the president's support of gun control. leon: rumors are swirling on the hill over a who will step up in race for house speaker after kevin mccarthy dropped out of the race. senior political reporter scott thuman reports tonight there is new movement on the hill to draft a familiar face. scott: a day after kevin mccarthy's shocking withdrawal from the speaker's race, a fractured house g.o.p. scrambled to renew plans. >> it's unclear how the process will work from this point on. it's unclear if the various groups within the conference will get together to say look, here is a list of people acceptable to all of us. scott: according to a growing number of republicans one person fits the bill. >> we want paul ryan to do this. >> he is thinking hard about this. >> paul ryan is the right man right now. he has moderate support and clearly has conservative support. >> support echoed fr