ryan? that is what we're talking about. you can joke about it but that is the truth. >> bob: if you think that is an endorsement of paul ryan right. >> bob: i don't think it's right. bill clinton will be out hammering ryan more than anybody else. he should be. the guy's plan -- a nice guy with a plan that is disastrous. >> eric: maybe not endorsement of paul ryan but bill clinton calling on the fact, his words, "i hope the democrats don't use the this to do nothing." calling out the democrats. he's right. there is no democrat plan. >> bob: sure there is. >> i'd like to see it. >> dana: it is worth pointing out if you have a mom and dad or great aunt or somebody like that worried that the medicare will be taken away under paul ryan you have an obligation to read up and understand it better. as the editor of national affairs, excellent piece in national review everyone should read to talk about how nobody currently at age 55 and up would have any changes to their plan. if you are younger than that, and you don't think it will be there for you anyway, then you have an obligation to learn more and realize -- >> bob: if you are

bob ryan that tracking what to expect overnight. >> there were a few showers and some small hill around centerville and chantilly. here is live doppler. we will zoom in on some of leftovers. i know every time we mention laplata -- this is just a leftover shower. this is moving to the south east. that is it. tomorrow as we go through the next few days with heat and humidity, look at how much rain fell in centerville. almost 1 inch of rain. some strong winds up there. while everything will be scattered as the next couple of days ago, look at the tropics. a new tropical depression. i will join you from the weather center to give you more details on that. >> in the meantime we are learning more about the suspect in the colorado movie theater massacre. abc news is reporting a possible sign -- warning sign before the attack. a psychiatrist was trading him. the same psychiatrist wrote the university policy on threat assessment. she notified other school officials about her concerns. >> there is a new global development in the controversy surrounding chick-fil-a. local religious leaders are sta

>>bob ryan is tracking it from the weather center. >> it only covers a small percentage of the area. let me show you what is outside right now. it feels like august of all things. our first 90 degree day. here is where the storms are out of the mountains of west virginia into the blue ridge. there have been a couple of others. there was a waterspout south of ocean city. a couple trying to form around warrington. that is moving to folks around a charlestown. our temperatures as we go through the nighttime hours only into the muddy 70's. temperatures tomorrow for the second day in a row, 90 degrees. there could be semitropical things happening, too. -- some tropical things happening, too. >> a deadly overnight hit and run. a woman is dead. the victim's husband is missing. it happened on center street in herndon. what police know is who ever hit the woman is on the loose tonight. >> just within the last half hour or so, police released a photo and identity of a person of interest in the case. he is 32-years old and he was the owner of a car that was involved in the car accident just dow

next we'll hear from bob ryan. bob. >> thank you, governor and members of the committee. thank you for taking time to listen to us today. my name is bob ryan. for 30 years i've worked of the paper mill in st. paul. the plant just down the way here is the largest paper recycler in the state of minnesota. every day we produce over 1000 times of corrugated media material and box used in all industry. unfortunately, much of the paper collected that we need for our operations, and we consume a large volume of waste paper, we are 100% recycled milk. we are for paper machines, each the length of a football field that produce a paper. largely many communities recycling programs are actually working for brokers that ship it to china. scrap paper is the number one export out of the united states. china is paying up to two and half times the market rate to get our paper. that puts a huge burden on the paper industry. my manufacturing job at the paper mill allow me to live a comfortable middle life class -- middle-class lifestyle. hopefully next year my 17 year-old son will be able t

keep up-to-date with changer -- t wjla.com.nditions a bob ryan will have a little bit guidance tonight. >> thank you. this country was built by working people. the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ but what choices will women be left with? just like mitt romne paul ryan would get rid of planned parenthood funding. in congress, ryan voted to ban all federal funding for planned parenthood and allow employers to deny women access to cancer screenings and birth control. and both romney and ryan backed proposals to outlaw abortion eveven in cases of rape and incest.

they note ryan voted in favor of a drought relief package languishing in the senate but, bob, this is the start of the obama campaign's efforts to paint ryan as the intellectual leader of an obstructionist tea party. >> schieffer: okay, nancy. we've got quite a campaign ahead of us. there was a deadly shootout near texas a&m university. law enforcement officers were serving an eviction notice at a home just off campus when the man inside started shooting the police returned fire. when it was over a county constable, the gunman, and another man were dead. two officers and a woman were wounded. the house today sued u.s. attorney general eric holder. republicans want a judge to order them to turn over all the documents on fast and furious. this that operation, drug enforcement agents allowed guns to cross into mexico in hope of tracing him to drug kingpins. two of the weapons later turned up at the scene where a u.s. border patrol agent was killed. the obama administration says the records are protected by executive privilege. the pope's ex-butler faces a criminal trial at the vatican. i

bob ryan just posted a brand on isaac butonly the d.c. area, with pictures and photographs. can go to the blog on you can get an update. the toyota sports desk, your localyou by moving youers, forward. been wrapped have n the convention, and, yes, is big. you may know that he was cut by the redskins, chris cooley. his high contract number, the being felt still through redskins nation. he made 428 catches, the the tightrecord for end. pro bowler, but he had his finger, and his dramatically,own his age is up. now 30 years old. others are in their 20's. speech, at age, and salary cap, is good bye, chris cooley. the direction they are moving. since we have been there, we thattrusted everything everythingone and and even though of that today, i what they arein doing. equality guy. the other big story is that the kicker graham gano. they have one who had a record, he missed this field that would have tied the forgiven he was never and today, he is a redskin. at your job, and that a pat on the back for me. training camp, particularly well. at redskins out park. for baseball fans, t

on this first, chief meteorologist bob ryan has the latest on isaac.eent me show you what has going on. last 12 hours.he you can get an idea of the circulation. north of the orleans.new has been doing over the hours, you can see, was the eye, there was the circulation going into the parts so you can get an idea of where the eye is. it will continue to be a hurricane. now, just to the south of orleans, in the worst possible stock -- worst possible spot, it will continue to move ashore. by this time tomorrow, it will a tropical storm and will be spreading a lot of heavy rains the mid part of the country. i will tell you what it means later. >> we will see you shortly. our coverage continues. the storm has been battering all day long. jay korff is live in the center now with more incredible video from there. >> the latest numbers coming in from louisiana, nearly 200,000 without power. even curfews in place. frighteningly amiliar with the heart orror oa hurricane. in new orleans, a few, despite heated warnings, stayed. >> is the strongest. for this time fo

get to bob ryan. ending the month of july, our second hottest on record.ind out to the west that has gotten a bit closer. is summertime. is a bit of lightning. for people who have had a pretty dry weather, here is another area of rain coming through county and spots like culpeper. over a half inch of rain today. overnight we will see the temperatures into tomorrow morning only drop into the mid 70's. i will tell you about august 1 i you in a few minutes. growing after a partial building collapsed and the northwest washington. home was damaged during the earthquake last august and the fire escape on the porch began to collapse following the rain. neighbor saw it and called police. >> me and a friend were in the -- the coffee shop. we saw it all falling down. we do this was going to happen. >> nobody was inside the home. for the time being, the street has been closed. >> police have released surveillance video of the of the mother of cal ripken, jr.. the man you see there is wanted the armed kidnapping last week. blindfolded her and drove her was eventually

. >> you are watching abc 7 news with leon harris, alison starling, bob ryan and tim brant sports. >>he gunmen in the mass gabbyng that wounded giffords will spend the rest of prison. in lougher pleaded guilty. his plea was part of a deal to penalty after a judge found him competent to stand trial. community leaders from b.c. to partand and virginia took national nine out events. andin o'malley took part george's county. national organizers say it helps-drug prevention and crime awareness and it tries to generate teamwork between and neighborhoods. organizers hosted a similar in alexandria. celebrating the 29th of hosting events. other festivities were held in all across thed region. a landmark decision in virginia tonight. could turn a cornerstone in drinking and on driving. autria godfrey is live. driving245 drunk related deaths in the year, almostlast everyone we spoke with was the new law. not taking away your keys for your first d u i. making it where the keys tol not work if you try drive again. getting behind the wheel drive has gotten riskier in the commonwealth. attention to

bob ryan is in the weather center. the word is good because a of spots have been dry. we have had showers coming through. you can see the line. be some leftovers l continue over night tonight. is live doppler. there are still some leftover showers. all of this is leading to much coming our way. while there will be some showers, the temperatures will only be around 80 degrees. i will tell you how long that last and more details on weekend. air and a little healthier than it was today. >> a young woman's body discovered in woods and ann l county. now a little girl will grow up without her mother. police have identified the lee.ns as jessica richard reid is live in the newsroom. of outcomethe kind fears.arent is before she was wandering from her home for days at a time. tonight the family is trying to cope with the violent death. >> these should be the happiest of times. somebody hurts my child? she learned her 20- year-old daughter jessica lee homicide victim. >> she would not hurt a fly or anybody. somebody hurt her? at ae was last seen may 8 brooklyn park grocery store

>> bob: who is brian seacrest. >> kimberly: ryan. ryan. >> bob: ryan?ece of this nbc show. >> kimberly: he is a huge star. >> bob: for what? >> kimberly: everything. he has hosted "american idol" for years. dick clark -- >> bob: this guy? >> kimberly: yeah. hosts on the "e" entertainment channel. >> dana: radio show. >> kimberly: hugely popular radio show. >> bob: then he must be a fantastic actor. what is he doing at a sporting event? >> greg: his real name is not ryan seacrest. it's seacrest hk 500 e.t. he is an android they bring in there. >> dana: is that how they get the hair like that? >> bob: don't you find that -- >> kimberly: i like the hair. >> bob: he's never been an athlete -- >> dana: i like it because olympics is more than -- it's like football. the marketing has been good to bring more women watching football and enjoying it. seeing seacrest brings in young people and women that might not have watched the sports. >> bob: what do you think of this? >> greg: marketing sports to women you have to have people who don't know sports to do it? >

first, bob ryan. just up the latest advisory. is not going anywhere. >> it is moving 5 miles an hour or 6 miles an hour. i tapped into the regional radar. it is a classic spiral. even though the storm center is weakening, look at the amount of rain. from today. over 10 inches. there could be another 5 inches to 10 inches of rain. you can see over the last 24 hours, the classic tropical system. enhanced view. the areas in purple are where there are thunderstorms. the moisture continues to come in from the gulf. it will eventually go up through arkansas. by the weekend, it will be threatening flood in parts of indiana. all of thisreason moisture. is now a tropical rain storm. it heads up towards the mississippi. thes still going to be in news for several days. >> thank you. we continue our coverage with pictures that are the gulf coast. the most heartbreaking the dozens of rescuers. live in a satellite center. the images are quite frankly remarkable. there are numerous reports of s higher than during hurricane katrina. rescues are

we will then hear from bob ryan. bob is a member of the united steelworkers local 264. he will discuss the importance of fair trade for industrial workers. then we will hear from james, a member of local 160. james is here to discuss the second american bill of rights, which i think will be revealed in a few weeks. we are happy to have you here. he has a copy with him. then, we will hear from leann, a member of the afl-cio affiliate working america and she will discuss the full employment living wage component of the labor second bill of rights. then, tom robinson, another member of working america, who will explain the secure, healthy future component of the second bill of rights, and discussed participation in the electoral process component. finally, we will hear from ed m. robinson, who is a member of the international -- adam robinson, was a member of the international union of teamsters local 120 and as an organizer with the labor federation, afl-cio, and he is also the chair of the minnesota workers faith networks, which partners people of faith with unions and t

bob ryan finished his speech, the family came out, there was 600 -- 6700 tweets per minute. out his faith. 6500 tweets per minute. tonight, paul ryan was talking about the budget. condoleezza rice it cannot -- condoleezza rice, 4000 tweets per minute. we are looking at what we call the twitter index. this is the measure of twitter .sers'attitudes we are assessing whether they are positive or negative. paul ryan came into the night with a twitter index below the 30's. he was among the more negatively viewed topics on twitter for the day. following his speech, he shifted up only a few points. that could mean a couple different things. there was a vibrant this -- vibrant conversation across the aisle. compare this to last night, where ann romney nearly doubled her rating over the course of her speech. >> to the ratings go up when they are in the public eye and then you see them falling off? >> twitter is an intense platform. you see the biggest win the event is going on. if you look over the last couple of months, you saw the biggest spite's around the gay marriage announcements

bob ryan is in the weather center. >> it has been a nice day here today with a mixture of clouds and sunshine and low key. this line of clouds is moving through the shenandoah valley. there is a bit of lightning. it is not severe. it is moving steadily toward the east. we will see some of those leftovers through the evening. it was some welcome rain. some spots in the last couple of days have had a half inch of rain. right now, 80 degrees here in washington. overnight tonight some leftover showers. tomorrow will be much like today. i will show you some of the dramatic pictures from space of the terrible fires out west as well as taking a look at the tropics. >> the smithsonian hershhorn newseum was evacuated after a security guard committed suicide. he shot himself about 3:00 p.m. this afternoon in a locker room in the basement of the modern art museum. the witnesses did not witness the shooting and no one else was hurt. police are now investigating. >> and a print story -- prince george's policeman is on leave after an incident last night. they found last night a man who was bandage

. >> the bob ryan weekend forecast are always correct. well in this heat, a little ice cream would be nice, would it not? so tonight in prime time, contestants are battling it out in an ice cream seemed to course. >> and then up, over the barrier. >> and then after the course, the players start teaming up. you can see who is sent home. that is followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. >> coming up, the stars of the campaign. >> it is a way of life. you have to live a lifestyle. >> and how jobs can affect your day-to-day life. >> i am horace holmes. excitement and anticipation as [ obama ] i'm barack obama and i approve this message. i think mitt romney's really out of touch with the average w woman's health issues... this is not the 1950s. contraceion is so important to women... it's aut a woman being able to make decisions... i don't remember anyone as extreme as romney... i'll cut off funding to planned parenthood. i don't think mitt romney can even understand the mindset of someone who has to go to planned parenthood. planned parenthood. we're

bob ryan has the first check of the forecast. >> i brought this back especially for all of us. the first time this morning is the first time we have been below 70 for the month of august. but out of the mountains of west virginia, it is 55 degrees. right now we are up to 90 again. it is about as comfortable as we will see with dewpoint temperatures into the 50's. nothing on live doppler, nor will there be tonight. look at the line of violent weather. tornado warnings out for parts of illinois. that is a severe thunderstorm watch that extends on into kentucky and indiana. some of the leftovers will be coming our way. meanwhile overnight tonight and tomorrow, a beautiful comfortable morning with temperatures into the high 60's. by noon the some of the showers will begin to get a little bit closer. we will tell you the latest on tropical storm gordon. >> the other gordon. moving on to other news, the driver in a deadly crash this morning has been charged. the responded to a single vehicle wreck on 395 in alexandria overnight. he ran off the road and hit a tree hard enough to split

. >> bob ryan joins us with what we can expect into the weekend. >> there are a line of showers. there have been some thundershowers. this line is moving into stable air in and around us. here is the live doppler. you can see around a martinsburg and out to the west all of this is coming into stable air. anything i think we will see will be welcome that showers. look at the temperatures in back of the weather front. into the low 70's across western maryland. we had another 90 day -- 890 degree day in washington. the humidity has been dropping. that will be the story going into the weekend. there could be some lingering showers for you and southern maryland tomorrow. we are done with the 90's, at least for awhile. i will explain when i join you with more details. we will show you dramatic pictures of today's air. >> hundreds of motorcycle riders arrived outside the pentagon as part of a labor of love in remembrance of the attack it changed america forever. the writers honoring the victims from 9/11 road in from pennsylvania. >> they arrived here at about one hour ago. they started

bob ryan will discuss the importance of fair trade for industrial workers. then, we will hear from james samuelsson, who is a member of the iaew local 160 serves as political coordinator. james is here to discuss the second american bill of rights, which i think will be revealed in a few weeks. we are happy to have you here. he has a copy with him. then, we will hear from leann, a member of the afl-cio affiliate working america and she will discuss the full employment living wage component of the labor second bill of rights. then, tom robinson, another member of working america, who will explain the secure, healthy future component of the second bill of rights, and discussed participation in the electoral process component. finally, we will hear from ed m. robinson, who is a member of the international -- adam robinson, was a member of the international union of teamsters local 120 and as an organizer with the labor federation, afl- cio, and he is also the chair of the minnesota workers faith networks, which partners people of faith with unions and the labor

bob, what does congressman ryan need to do tonight?> well, i think his assignment is to start the argument to try to convince people that mitt romney is the guy who can fix things, who can make things better, maybe he is not the guy you want to go have a beer with, but he is the guy who has the expertise and we are told he is going to take the fight right to the democrats, the traditional role of the vice president in most campaigns. millions -- it is kind of a different deal for paul ryan. this is a congressman that people on the other side of the aisle like and usually makes speeches, very wonky speeches about the intricacies of the federal policies, you know, copayments and things about medicare, tonight he has got to be the pitbull or at least that is his assignment. we will see how it goes. >> thanks, bob. >> norah o'donnell has been doing some reporting and she has learned a few things about the congressman's speech tonight. nora. >> that's right we will hear from congressman ryan tonight and he will be the pitbull as bob mention

. >> dana: bob, ask you a question. for paul ryan with the crowd, do you think it makes him nervous? boosts him up? >> bob: i have been trying to be a good guest at this continue. >> kimberly: somehow that working out? >> bob: i continue to do that. he's under pressure. he in effect will define himself to 80% of the country who didn't know who he was. the problem i think is that when you say the new intellectual leade new conservative movement. it will become clear and clear that paul ryan is so far to the right he makes mitt romney look like moderate -- >> dana: is that may what they told you to say on the call? >> bob: i don't do that. >> dana: if you look at something in "washington post" today it said why republicans are winning the fight against paul ryan. one thing they do, they say word association. if you think of paul ryan what do you think? one word was "extreme." down 11 or 12th. "competent." "intelligent." those were at the top. >> eric: he is extreme because he wants to cut the deficit? he's extreme because he wants to d

ryan will be his running mate. >> some officials from both parties are calling the wisconsin congressman a risky choice in part because of his controversial budget plan that includes overhauling medicare. chief washington correspondent bob schieffer asked romney and ryan about that in their first joint interview on sunday's "60 minutes." >> i have to tell you ""the miami herald"" has a banner headline across the front of it this morning that says ryan could hurt in florida because they're talking about medicare and what you were talking about. >> think about that. what paul ryan and i have talked about is saving medicare, is providing people greater choice in medicare, making sure it's there for current seniors. no changes, by the way, for current seniors or those nearing retirement, but looking for young people down the road and saying we're going to give you a bigger choice. >> reporter: you're going to have to do a little selling. >> our point is we need to preserve their benefits because the government promises them that they make sure that, you must reform it for those of us who are younger. we think they are good reforms. they started from the clinton commission in the late '90s. and so in order to make that promi

bob schieffer made this point a headline in florida that ryan could hurt romney in florida because of this question of restructuring medicare. i mean it certainly gives the democrats an opportunity to scare senior citizens, doesn't it? >> it gives democrats a number of opportunities. now, republicans would say they were going to take those opportunities anyway. but it's different to attack republicans in general. now they've got specifics. they've got a long record of paul ryan and there's going to be -- once you have a record, you can pick at that record and try to find distance between ryan and romney. put them on the defensive in a campaign talking about the specifics medicare or any of the difficult policy issues can get ugly very fast for a campaign. the obama campaign hopes to make that a problem for romney. what romney wants do is make this broader, say we're in trouble. everybody knows we're in trouble and talked about entitlements for years and years. nobody does anything. here's somebody who has done something. i've got a plan. that's the romney argument. >> john dickerson,

that, as he appeared on meet the press , sunday.while virginia's republican governor bob mcdonnell praised paul ryanor his ideas to fix medicare. medicare.34-47"paul ryan has been honest about what it's going to take. medicaid is in trouble. medicare is going to go broke in 12 years. and it takes some real changes in the spending habits of the united states of america to get ouu country back on trrck." track."135-158i think what we've seen telegraphed here on this hyper-scrutiny of vice president biden's remarks is the intention of the romney campaign to do everything in their power to rough up the president, to go after him with a uge money advantage and to attack his character and if necessary, to do it on grounds of an impasse fraught with racial tensions and racial resentment." resentment." stay up to date on the camapaign trail by going to our website and clicking on the vote 20-122liik. nats of movie moviewhen it comes to best-selling books... having a bow and arrow mmy be more effectiie than having a wand. that's according to amazon... which says "the hunger games" trilogy has surpassed the h

we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, know more about paul ryan in the comingidate but when bob interviewedack in may when it was beginning to look like mitt romney would get the republican nomination. ryan gave us a little insight into how he thought romney should respond to democratic attacks. that's our "face the nation" flash back. >> schieffer: if mitt romney gets the nomination, now he's out there, doesn't he become the face of what president obama is trying to say? he said look, this guy made $20 million last year and paying less than 15% of that in taxes. you're having to pay more taxes than he is, and that's unfair, and we ought to do something about it. >> i think-- i think that's clearly going to be the strategy, if that's the nominee we have. but what is important for mitt romney to do is take the moral high ground on these issues. take on the beauty of our free enterprise system and defend it fully, defend it confidently, and go to the american people not with an envy and division and resentment strategy, which is really what the president is doing, and go with a unity strategy

romney-ryan campaign. >> bob: how do you count that? >> dana: they released it. >> eric: you don't trust the campaign? >> bob: no. >> they can't make this up. >> eric: make those up all the time. >> dana: let's talk about something that andrea brought up. it's interesting. >> andrea: the menendez brothers? >> dana: press coverage, decision. president obama when he campaigned as senator said i will have one press conference a month. at the time i didn't think it was that was sustainable. but they have had them for a while. joe only had once official press conference in the year. in march. last time he took questions from white house press corps in june in the event in chicago where they had canada and mexico altogether is where he said the private sector is doing just fine. haven't had one since. the white house press corps starts to get twitchy when they say they only talk to "people" magazine and "entertainment tonight." well, we have a job to do an we'd like to ask him questions. >> brian: that has to be disturbing to do this every da

ominous bell ring every time. >> bob: everything you said about medicare and paul ryan we will talk about. it's wrong. >> eric: it's not wrong. >> bob: this guy is hiding behind -- i said he was a good candidate. i won't say he isn't a good man, i don't know him. i'm supposed to stay on the script here. i think romney is a wonderful guy and ryan is wonderful guy and everybody is wonderful. >> eric: watch the polls. you are a pollster. you know. >> bob: he is losing the medicare debate. let's move on. >> greg: what is your problem? jeez. >> dana: anyway, romney was on "fox news sunday" yesterday. he gives a big speech thursday night. take a listen to what he said to chris wallace yesterday. >> i believe if people stand back an consider all that america has to deal with going forward, they will recognize we are the only team that has answers for the challenges. they're big and bold answers. america needs that kind of help. at a time so many people are out of work or underemployed and having a hard time make ends meet. nibble america and miles per hour people. i believe this nation is unique

ryan plan. they sat down with bob schieffer for their first interview together. it's turned into a referendum on ryan's budget proposal. >> i have my budget plan as you know that i've put out. that's the budget plan that we're going to run on. at the same time, we have the record of president obama. if people think, by the way, that their utility bill has gone down, they should vote for him. if they think jobs are more plentiful -- >> i'm going to quote you. america is a place where if you work hard and play by the rules you can get ahead. but the fact is a lot of people don't think that's true anymore. >> president obama is picking winners and losers based on connections, based on fads like solyndra and basically giving handouts to businesses, giving preferences to the tax code, we want to get washington out of the business of picking winners and losers. we want entrepreneurs to remove the barriers so people can work hard and succeed. we want to turn the mrn idea back on. >> drew levinson has more. good morning to you. >> good morning, terrell. mitt romney is hop

before the republican convention as you saw romney and ryan appeared together with bob schieffer on 60 minutes he said the selection of ryan was made two weeks ago. >>> we spend time on the campaign trail and i get to meet his wife and children, i was impressed, the final decision was not until august 1st when i get my mind open but i was intrigued and inclined toward paul. i get my mind open on august 1st time to make the decision. >>> and has this on again on you? >>> it has i felt for a while our country in a perilous position. i've done everything i could as chairman of the budget committee to make a difference to tackle the economic and fiscal challenge before a tackles to us. sunday we had this conversation it took a while to sink in, to see all the americans cannot to these rallies hungry for solutions, hungry for people to provide leadership i'm excited about this. >>> i hope so i cannot imagine two people who can learn from one another his experience on the hill with a wide array of issues something already has been an input to my campaign and will be going forward. i expect t

sunday at the new teams sat down for the first in a view to get around 60 minutes ryan told bob schieffer he's ready to beat vice-president and lebron the fix the economy if >>> my wife and i discussed this at great length and it will change our life the this is a moment the country needs leadership we can make a big difference. >>> the seventh term congressman the author of a controversial budget that calls for overhaul of medicare run is planned is to preserve the program >>> we talked about saving medicare and provide people greater choice of medicare make sure it is there for current seniors. during a fund-raiser in chicago president obama called rye and the ideological leader of conservatives in congress. >>> it is division i fundamentally disagree with >>> the president says washington politics hurt the economy >>> it is gridlock stalemates and dysfunction, and an idea propagated by the other side, somehow will grow the economy from the top down >>> the president is the campaign trail in iowa monday ryan will be there battling for support during >>> before splitting duties on the ca

we're talking about ryan next segment? >> bobnt to talk about him now or wait. >> greg: i can talk aboutally all day. >> eric: here is what paul ryan did. he said it's okay to be successful. >> bob: romney needed to say that from the beginning. to suggest that romney should hide from being successful is bad idea. emphasize your strengths. they perceive it to be a strength. with expectations, politics is exceeding expectations. it it always has been. >> dana: one thing he has to do tonight after watching the ryan speech, mitt romney's challenge is i have to convince people that i'm rightfully the nominee and not condi or paul ryan. he has a way to do that, i have tried to hire the best. i surround myself with the best people. you can look at the people that led up to this speech. these are the ones to speak for me. >> that is a huge point. he burned a lot of votes pick -- earned a lot of votes picking paul ryan. the man can make a good decision. >> greg: he has to remind america you won't find an obama fingerprint on anything that