jeff paul has the story. with the firm grip of a police officer's hand around his passengers are missing their connections toight - flyers like kavya gundavaram who nervous until he came and sat next to me. i was like what's going on?" kavya was on her way phoenix. (kavya gundavaram/ passenger) all he said was 'sorry.' d then he hhd to get up because the flight attendant asked him to get up. but it was just like really weird to hasn't been identified - was drunk, disruptive anan had to be ressrained. (erma martinez/ passenger) "he went into the bathroom and would not come out of the bathroom and then some men went back there to go to the bathroom down. after removing the unruly passnger - he waa sent to a local hotel in phoenix. an hour or so later - the plane was back in the air - but kavya missed her connection back to illinois. (kavya gundavaram/ passenger) "it's not a big deal, but i guess it's just a hassle for me and trying to get my friends to pick me up and things like that." no injuries reported by t

jeff. >> well, paul is right about how a primary sharpens candidates and donald trump is a better candidate today because of all this competition so that's a good thing, not a bad thing. >> jeffrey lord appreciate you and paul b. >>> also, ben carson says he knows what he would do when faced with a mass shooter. his advice is drawing criticism. is it insensitive or not? we're joined by one of his leading defenders. blah if i want to go up... hello. or if i want to go down... no. but then if i want to come back again... yes. it's perfect. my favorite part is to be able to lift your legs up a little bit and it feels like i'm just cradled. (vo) change your sleep, change your life, change to tempur-pedic. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ . >>> hey, welcome back, we got breaking news on the oregon shooter background that could say his mental state. >>> dr. ben carson weighing in on the question everyone asked in the wake of a tragedy like this. how would i react? >> i would not just stand there and let him shoot me. i would say

zeleny is standing next to someone who didn't vote in favor of paul ryan. jeff brooke. i am standing here in congressman trent franks. he did support paul ryan today, but i'll ask you, congressman, take us inside the room. he got about 200 votes we believe. he needs 230 votes tomorrow on the floor. why is today different than tomorrow and how will he get the votes? >> today was the republican primary. tomorrow is the general election. so i think that most of those who voted a different way today will come together and vote for mr. ryan tomorrow because they understand that the alternative, of course, is to see an opportunity for democrats to try to demagogue or divide the process. so i think that you'll see republicans come together. it won't certainly be a unanimous vote, but i think he will prevail handily tomorrow. >> reporter: but paul ryan said he would only do this job if he had the support of the full republican conference. do you think he actually has that? >> i do. i think that we all understand the moment in this country. we understand that we have a p

jeff zeleney. >> reporter: good morning, congressman paul ryan the republican from wisconsin served as running maten 2012 agreed to the next house speaker. only before the condition that they come together and present a unified front ryan met last night and issued what could be described as a political pre nupttial agreement. it's time to be visionarys, not obstructionists. >> we need to move from an opposition party to a proposition party. because we think the nation is on the wrong path, we have a duty to show the right one. our next speaker has to be a visionary one. >> ryan agreed to be speaker, only if they agreed to a set of rules. ryan has a bright future and did not want to accept his position, but he was under considerable pressure to do so. ryan said he wants to know by friday if all 247 house republicans will support him. now this could be a heavy lift. he wants support ranging from the tea party supporters to the moderate. for house spubs, it's back to square one, by speaker boehner, he was driven out late last month. >> thanks,. another huge political question this morning, will today

let's bring back jeff and paul. jeff, this is, of course, what we expect. accent on this. this is a town hall that is going to be, in part, marshalled into nbc news coverage when he's on this morning. he's going to do an interview with matte. then he's going to open it to voters in new hampshire. this is what he's saying when he's on nbc's air. take us through the lens of thought there. >> chris, i think it sounds like he's gaming the refs here. donald trump loves to, you know, tell reporters that, you know, he's watching you. every time i run into him, he reminds me, jeff, i have seen you out there. good stuff. good stuff. when you are not in front of him, he likes to critique it. the job of a reporter is to make it happy. voters get tired of all the poll talk. those new hampshire voters are answering their phones when pollsters are calling them. they want to hear issues and things. it works for a while. but, i think he cannot talk for an entire hour about polls. that's not what the savvy voters of new hampshire want to hear. as we enter a new phase of thi

paul ryan is the new speaker of the house. let me listen to a little bit of what's going on. jeffcal correspondent is going to pop in, too. they're still calling the roll, aren't they? >> reporter: yes, they are, carol, still calling the roll. paul ryan has surpassed the majority he needs to become the next house speaker. it's extraordinary, carol. only a handful of republicans declined to vote for him here, so he is even winning over some tea party conservatives who did not vote for him yesterday, so he is getting nearly the full unanimous call of support from this house republican conference. >> i saw paul ryan earlier on the house floor before the vote began, before this roll call began, talking with some members of the freedom caucus, including congressman jordan from ohio. they appeared to be having a very fun conversation. >> reporter: no question. he's so popular among the rank and file on both sides, certainly republicans. even steve king, that firebrand conservative from iowa, who's such an outspoken critic of the establishment, he voted for paul ryan. a lot of tea party

cnn senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny is here with me along with cnn legal analyst jeffrey toobin and paul begala and amanda carpenter. jeff, let me start with you. walk us through this marathon day of testimony. >> jake, this day was 17 months in the making. and clinton's appearance in that witness chair has been the top objective of this committee. but so far after hours of questioning and testimony there's much of a re-run of di visive arguments. republicans pressed clinton trying to make their case. she failed in her duty to secure the american diplomatic mission in benghazi, libya. democrats dismiss the entire episode as a partisan taxpayer-funded witch hunt. >> you know, i would imagine i've thought more about what happened than all of you put together. i've lost more sleep than all of you put together. >> hillary clinton stood her ground today before the congressional committee investigating the benghazi attacks from her time as secretary of state. her long-awaited testimony shed more fireworks than light on the 2012 assault on the u.s. consulate in libya that took the lives of the

jacob hudson he tosses to paul wolf and wolf goes long to jeff fro gillis. are you kidding me?hat never work. but tonight it does. 52-yard touchdown. they go up 21-seven. before the half dma would extent the lead. hudson to the end zone. ben non, gets it one handed. it's all working for the sea hawk, 28-seven at the half. third quarter, jacob hudson working his magic again. saint mark can't coral him he slips in for sick. delaware military academy up 35-seven. they beat sane marks 49-21. from our game of the week i'm pat gallen for "eyewitness sports". >> you got to love the frenzy. >> friday night under the lights nothing better. i miss those days thank you lesley. >> we'll be right back. ♪ >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00. our morning team is back at 5:00 o'clock for lesley, kate and everyone here, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm todd quinones. remember we're always online at cbsphilly.com. the late show with stephen colbert is neck. >> have a good night an great weekend. ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: jon batiste, everybody.

jeff. turned america on to cajun cooking. >>> paul prudhomme opened ape restaurant in new orleans, the k paul's louisiana kitchen was a hit and soon the country was hungry for cajun. prudhomme enjoyed his own in later years. paul prudhomme died today at 75. >>> love is patient we are told. but little karis could not wait a second longer to hug her dad at fort carson, colorado. lieutenant is just back from eight months in kuwait. >> she is excited. she spotted me from a couple rows back. and she couldn't contain her self. i wasn't going to tell her no. happy to see her. >> and today is karis' third birthday. >>> no one in china was in a hurry which just celebrated a week-long holiday. half the population hit the road and apparently they all drove home on tuesday. they had to squeeze through a security checkpoint. 50 lanes, no movement. right back. >>> finally tonight, seth doane brought us an answer to a question nobody asked -- where do buttons come from. >> reporter: the humble button may not seem so significant, unless of course you are in qiaotou, china, here hundreds of fam factories produc

jeff zeleny, big picture right now. what does this mean for the business of the people? paul ryan is -- this white house has acknowledged it can work with. does this mean there might be more agreement going forward? >> reporter: john, i think at this point in time it's hard to imagine much agreement going forward on any big issues because of the period of time we're in and this president's term. we're entering the final term of president obama's time in the white house. we're in the middle of a hard-fought presidential campaign. but what i'm struck by is how big paul ryan seems. he's an ideas man. he's been called the intellectual core of this republican party. in a presidential race that has often seemed small and bickering and back and forth, paul ryan, i think, elevates this republican party. certainly makes a new generation of leadership. and the republican party is ahead of the democratic party in terms of presenting a new cast of leaders here to take the country forward here. but i think any big deals, any big possibilities will probably come with the next president, wh

coming up on local 5 sports, paul rhoads has parted ways with offensive coordinator mark mangino. hear why it didn't work and jeff woody's thoughts on the change up next... "now, local 5 sports are iowa sports" jordan/bam: a wise man once said "progess is impossible without change" iowa state coach paul rhoads appears to have taken that quote to heart. going with joel lanning as the starting qb over sam richardson. but that wasn't the biggest news of the day. at his weekly press conference this morning, rhoads dropped a bombshell. a wise man once said "progress is impossible without change" iowa state coach paul rhoads appears to have taken that quote to heart this week going with joel lanning the starting qb over sam richardson. and while that appeared to be the big topic of the day, coach rhoads made an even bigger headline. "unfortunately i had to make a change at offensive coordinator this morning. mark and i couldn't get on the same page on a few importnat items. we tried to talk that through again this morning in an effort to get us moving in a different direction, in the end mark was not interested in that

other was kind of expected coming up on local 5 sports, paul rhoads makes two big announcements regarding the cyclone offense. hear from him and what jeff woody thinks coming up next... " now, local 5 sports with jon schaeffer. we are iowa sports" a wise man once said "progess is impossible without change" iowa state coach paul rhoads appears to have taken that quote to heart. going with joel lanning as the starting qb over sam richardson. but that wasn't the biggest news of the day. at his weekly press conference this morning, rhoads dropped a bombshell. a wise man once said "progress is impossible without change" iowa state coach paul rhoads appears to have taken that quote to heart this week going with joel lanning the starting qb over sam richardson. and while that appeared to be the big topic of the day, coach rhoads made an even bigger headline. "unfortunately i had to make a change at offensive coordinator this morning. mark and i couldn't get on the same page on a few importnat items. we tried to talk that through again this morning in an effort to get us moving in a different direction, in the end mark was not interested in tha

. >> jeff and julia earned more than $256,000 last year, but donated half. 128,000 to charity. so how are they doing it? paul burton sat down with them to find out. >> we have more than what we need, and there are a lot of people who don't, so we just share what can. >> reporter: jeff and his wife are as humble as they are generous. >> we're shooting for over $100,000 this year. >> reporter: they're not extremely wealthy by american standards. he's a software engineer, and she's a 30-year-old mom working last year they earned about $250,000 and gave half of it away. >> we feel like we're doing fine. >> reporter: they have one daughter and one on the way. their bunt is extremely tight. >> we -- budget is extremely tight. >> we try to prioritize, and let the rest of it go. >> reporter: most of their giving is to third world country, focussings on dopping word health -- focusing on developing world health. >> we try to find where our money can do the most good. >> reporter: they agree it comes with sacrifices, they don't go out to fancy restaurant, own a flat screen tv, or own a car. they save what they can, an

a charity evaluator where they find where your money will do the most good." ( paul burton reporting/standup): "both jeff and julia agree to give away half of their income comes with sacrifices. for example, they don't don't go out to fancy restaurants, they don't a big flat screen tv, and they've never owned a car. they save what they can and give the rest away." (julia wise, donates half of income to charity): "gives us satisfaction to know that we are doing something more important than buying a big screen tv." and they hope their story will inspire others to give as well including their daughter. (julia wise, donates half of income to charity): "she also learns about the important of helping other people...no no no pulling hair. she is still working on the altruism piece obviously." couple. jessica and scott are chatting about this generous couple. jessica and scott are chatting about this generous couple. scott: good morning couple. jessica and scott are chatting about this generous couple. jessica and scott are chatting about this generous couple. scott: good morning siouxland. a cold front is pass

paul ryan has warmed to the idea of becoming house speaker. but only if he has nearly unanimous support of republicans. jeff, that includes the most conservative members. >> glor: julianna goldman inwas. a major trucking rowd in southern california will remain closed several more days. a mile-long stretch of state route 58 is still buried in mud up to six feet deep. here is mirreya villarreal. >> reporter: from the sky you get a better feel for the impact of thursday's 30 minute torrential downpour, where three inches of rain turned a normally dry landscape into a mud pit leaving nearly 200 cars and 300 people stranded. truck driver david noe was one of them. >> i have been through hurricanes, floods, tornadoes. but this is a first for me after 31 years of driving. >> oh my god. >> reporter: in that initial river of mud there were some drawmic reses keus like this one. a driver pulling his girlfriend to safety. it's believed everyone trapped in this mess got out but emergency workers are double checking. as quickly as they found themselves stuck, getting unstuck is proving tedious. for now, all drivers can

. >> would it be a paul ryan, jeff hensarling, jim jordan your leader in the caucus? >> exactly. we are a nation of laws not of men or personalities. everyone in d.c. cares about the horse race and all this drama that sells newspapers. instead you should pay a anyone to who will sign the basic principles of getting back to regular order, not being vindictive members members who don't vote the way they want. >> who filts this bill? who is that? >> who has those criterion? >> yeah. >> i have ten, you can go to facebook and web page, jim jordan and our group have criterion. the whole conference is in favor of those criterion of work frg the bottom up, kevin mccarthy pledged to work on the same prirnls. the press likes to sell this, there is this big war going on. >> there is no war? >> no. i don't call it a war. no one in our group is calling anyone names or spreading any of this nonsense. the press loves that. if you get to good process you will find a good outcome. >> okay. congressman brat, thank you. we know there is a vote coming up we have to let you go and thank you for your

so they might not have the incentive to have a grown up figure like paul ryan. >> jeff, donald trumps vegas. i'll show our viewers. he was speaking and this . >> we vote for mr. trump! yes, sir! mr. trump! we love you! >> a copy of "people" magazine there. it was a very lovely moment, i guess. >> that's one way to put it. it certainly seemed very real. she was on cnn this morning and said she never had met mr. trump before. one thing i was struck by how he was treating her, he was touching her and grabbing her arms and her waist and other things and it was a very odd and interesting moment. you know, in this campaign, we thought we've seen it all. we have not seen it all. only in vegas. >> hispanic and i vote for mr. trump. she was very excited. >> listen, i mean, donald trump, if nothing else, he gets stagecraft and that was a great example. >> probably worth noting, if you look at the polling, latinos better than most compared to his candidacy. this woman is an outlier. >>> thank you very much. dana will be one of the questioners when cnn hosts the debate next tuesday at 8:30 p.m.

paul ryan. like tray goudy, life jeff henserling, they're taking a pass.on who rises up organically, as westmoreland said, it will be very challenging. >> you're second in line to the presidency. you have enormous power, huge office, there is that and amazing influence. and yet every single one i talk to, over the course of the day. would you run --? no, no, no. >> that's the problem. because right now the climate is so toxic, that a lot of people think whoever is the next speaker of the house will only be there for a very short period. particularly if you consider what happens in the near-term by november 5th. they have to raise the debt ceiling. imagine that being the very first act that a speaker of the house has to do, raise the debt ceiling which is going to be very unpopular with the conservatives. there were some people prior to kevin mccarthy jumping out. early in the week and last week, who told me kevin mccarthy is probably going to get a two-week honeymoon. i had someone else indicate this is going to shorten his career. and maybe it short-circu

jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: on the hill today, representative paul ryan said he is willing to take the speaker's ga vel from john boehner as the next speaker of the house if his conditions are met. the republicans will vote on the nominee a week from today. the house will vote the following day. ryan wants to make sure he has the backing of his party and will not face challenges if he becomes the speaker. jonathan: virginia county now has voted to ban the confederate flag in schools. last month, two dozen christianburg high school students were suspended for wearing clothing displaying the flag. the mont gom i can county school board voted unanimously to come one a clothing policy to been a all confederate flag displays from the school property. christiansburg high school banned the flag in 2002. honoring a hero. d.m.v.'s own batman killed in a crash in august. today he is remembered in a big way, and a meaningful one. kevin lewis shows us how at the d.c. national children's hospital. >> hi, how are you? kevin: 15 superheroes spent the day bringing joys to kids with cancer. at childrens national health, the

connel: all right, senator rand paul with melissa, giving us a lot to talk about with your distinguished panel, steve forbes, and jeffmith. we could start with this vulgarity comment but we should at least talk about benghazi. to melissa's point about whether it resonates. >> among presidents i think she did try yesterday, most of the public is not paying attention. but i think that senor paul is right, when it is a smaller field, it will be an issue. connel: jack? >> i have to disagree. i think anyone that went to watching that testimony with an open mind came away disappointed by the quality of it. i feel like after so many months it is either a fraud or a fall lure, out of a fraud they are not really trying to find information but win political points, or failure that there is no concrete evidence of wrong doing, there is a lot of i don't trust that hillary clinton, a lot of hearsay, but nothing concrete. >> only 59 about that, i nang polls shope that is the case for hillary clinton. that is an issue for her, your thoughts? >> i think hillary clinton got three early christmas gifts over the last few week, first ke

and with house republicans in disarray, congressman paul ryan is still weighing whether to answer the calls from his colleges and run for speaker. jeff, on sunday, congressman jim jordan who leads the most conservative members of the caucus said his group would look favorably on ryan. >> glor: julianna goldman, thane television interview with charles koch, as in the koch brothers. owners of the second largest private company in the country. forks estimates their worth-- foshes estimated their worth about 43 billion each. they bank a group that help-- in a new book koch writes about the value task drive him personally and politically. he sat down with anthony mason for cbs sunday morning. >> do you think it's good for the political system that so much of what is called dark money is flowing into the process now. >> well, first of all, my-- what i give isn't dark. like what i give politically, that's all reported. it's either to pacs or to the candidates. and what i give to my foundation is-- is all public information. but a lot of our donors don't want to take the kind of abuse that i do. they don't want these attacks. they don't want

probably the names i hear is paul ryan or even hear newt gingrich, hear jeff miller, hear tom price. hear jim jordan. i hear a lot of different names. all of those men are valley forge americans that would serve this country very well. and it's kind of -- kind of unique. sometimes the disportion in the perceptions out there. i heard a gentleman in the background say somehow that kevin mccarthy is damaged goods. he is never had a higher opinion expressed in the conference in my judgment than he does now because we saw him do something very selfless and very committed to the cause of america and i have great affection and great respect for this man. and so i just want to make sure that we have our perceptions right and probably it's also a misperception that somehow this is all a battle within the republican caucus in the house. the real cause of the dissension we have had in the shouse the senate filibuster. the abuse of the senate filibuster by democrats in the senate and making it almost impossible for the house leadership to do anything of consequence and therefore the base thinks

fighting in the west bank persists on capitol hill, i'm jeff barnd. 3 3 the house of representatives has a new leader tonight.wisconsin congressman paul ryan was sworn in this afternoon as the 62nd speaker of the house... replacing john boehner. in his opening speech to ththhousese. ryan remarked on the need to chanan the way congngss does business... to regain the trust of the american people. boehner... who had served as speaker since 2010... will officially resign his seat in congress on saturday. 3 3 we're heading back to the sundance ranch for "proud to be a hometown farmer" this week. 3 gary (ter - bis) turbes proves petting zoos aren't just for kids. that's next... in 3 petting zoos aren't just for little kids.for "proud to be a hometown farmer" this week... we're heading to the sundance ranch in sioux city.where gary turbes is raising animals for therapy.you don't usually hear this sound....living in town. gary turbes runs a smorgasbord...right off the ground.he just has to press a button...to open the door to his *sundance ranch.*"you like to get rubbed, don't you? yep." gary's the director at mid-step services in sioux city.

jeff mccracken is with us. we want to welcome paulintelligence, who joins us for the hour. jeff, no big beard? jeff: chipmakers and semi conductors. we had three stories about chipmakers looking to sell themselves. sandisk is on the block and make a good sell -- told him a company called fairchild was also shopping in another company called maxim, not the magazine, but in other chipmaker. the chip makers have been sitting back for years and decades as tech companies have been doing a lot of deals. these guys are getting off of it but in looking to sell themselves because you either get bigger or you get out of the business. it has become pretty cutthroat in the chip space. david: what does this tell us about the chip business? a lot of the companies used to do business with ibm when they made pcs. those guys have gotten out and moved on. there are only three or four pc makers in the world. there are two phone companies to deal with -- apple and simpson. the customer base has shrunk. it's a steady business where they do not have ups an

jeff. >> in a moment the chef who turned america on to cajun cooking. >>> paul prudhomme opened ape restaurants a hit and soon the country was hungry for cajun. prudhomme enjoyed his own cooking though he slimmed down in later years. paul prudhomme died today at 75. >>> love is patient we are told. but little karis could not wait a second longer to hug her dad at fort carson, colorado. lieutenant is just back from eight months in kuwait. >> she is excited. she spotted me from a couple rows back. and she couldn't contain her self. i wasn't going to tell her no. happy to see her. >> and today is karis' third birthday. >>> no one in china was in a hurry which just celebrated a week-long holiday. half the population hit the road and apparently they all drove home on tuesday. they had to squeeze through a security checkpoint. 50 lanes, no movement. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. those places that we can't wish, or squish, away.... well now fear no mirror, and eliminate those problem areas with coolsculpting-- the patented cooling technology targets and kills fat cells, with no surgery

paul. jerry favors hillary clinton. smith and pierce are decidedly for bernie sanders. i'm jeff barn, abc7 news. jonathan: ahead at 4:00, first for astronaut john kelly. what he did in space today as he spends a year hovering above earth. alison: also ahead a 4:00, we are talking retirement with the u.s. soccer star abby wambach. what she parker: my daughter alison and her cameraman were gunned down on live television. i know we can't stop all gun violence, but we can save lives if our leaders take action. narrator: but we can't count on hal parrish to act. he gets an "a" from the gun lobby, they fund his candidacy... while fighting against background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. parrish will make us less safe. parker: politicians' condolences aren't enough. it's time for them to act. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. jonathan: nasa astronaut scott kelly took a walk outside the international space station today. i guess they floated around. alison: took a walk. jonathan: the crew was seven hours of work to complete outside the interna

jeff, what does that all mean? >> let me translate for you, carol. this is the paul ryan protection act. ryan is voted in as speaker, first by republicans tomorrow and then by the full house on thursday. and you might wonder how can paul ryan not like this deal if he's a republican and john boehner is saying it's a good deal. john boehner is going out the door here, trying to get all of this -- these tough deals done so paul ryan does not have to clean up after him. just look at the details of this plan here. this is really something that, first and foremost, it would avoid a government shutdown. it would avoid the country defaulting on its debt, on its obligations. you know, it puts all of this at rest sort of until after this 2016 election. so, what this is a deal we've not seen in washington for quite some time. it's not the grand bargain they talked about some years ago, but it does actually give some long-term planning here. for months and months and months there have been three-month extension for the budget. this is a year and a half long plan to allow a different process. and pau

paul favorably in the american spectator? >> we'll see, we? >> that will be edited out. jeff, what is a must win state for donald trump?t can't be iowa. is it new hampshire? is it south carolina? can he afford not to win either? >> i think it will go beyond that. i mean, i do look back to the regan bush showdown in 1980 in which regan lost iowa, won new hampshire but do lose on occasion. that race went until may when george h.w. bush finally yielded but won pennsylvania. i think he may have even won michigan along the way. so i do expect that this could be a very long and prolonged battle here for this. >> all right. fascinating and already is. jeffrey lord, paul. >>> a new look, remember the deadly biker brawl in waco, texas? chaos inside the restaurant as a gunfight erupted in the parking lot outside. selling 18 homes? easy. building them all in four and a half months? now that was a leap. i was calling in every favor i could, to track down enough lumber to get the job done. and i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. there are always going to be unknowns. you just have to be

jeff. >> if you're keeping score at home, what a 24-hour period, joe biden out, paul ryan essentially in as speaker of the house, hillary clinton about to face what could be the biggest hurdle in her campaign yet. joining is us, cnn politics reporter eric bradner. good morning. i want to start with the benghazi hearings. hillary clinton, face-to-face with the select committee. there's been so much talk. is this a little witch hunt, is this about uncovering new facts about what happened in 2012? let's quickly listen to representative susan brooks, republican from indiana, what she says she's after today. >> i'm particularly focused on the security incidents and the posture of the state department with respect to the security requests. we have learned through e-mails and through documents that there were hundreds of mentions about security incidents, particularly in 2012. so we have questions for the secretary about what she did with respect to those security requests. >> what do you think the risks are for secretary clinton today? this is obviously right in the middle of her presidential

jeff cole, folks, back to you. lucy? >> i cannot wait for that one. wisconsin congressman paul ryan is now the nation's 62nd speaker of the house. here's a look at ryan being sworn into the role after gaining 236 votes from house lawmakers. over the 218 he needed to secure the role. the vice-presidential candidate was reluctant to take the job. he agreed after rigorous recruiting by house republicans he'll be taking over for 25 year house veteran john boehner who officially retires from congress on saturday. >> family and officials scowering one utah hiking trail after a woman goes missing. those who know 41-year-old nicole harris say she's known to frequent the rock canyon trail area of provo. however they say she's been going through some tough times mentally and to go missing just isn't like her. they don't know why she vanished or if she went into rock canyon. wherever she is she's probably not prepared to face the elements police say. >> especially with it being as cold as it is. the weather and gone as long as she has been we really want to locate her as soon as we can. >

and with house republicans in disarray, congressman paul ryan is still weighing whether to answer the calls from colleagues and run for speaker. jeff, sunday, jim jordan who lead the most conservative members of the caucus said his group would look favorably on ryan. julianna goldman. thank you very much. >>> now the rare television interview with charles koch as in the koch brothers owners of the second largest private company. forbes estimates their worth $43 billion each. they have bankrolled a network of conservative groups that help start the tea party movement. in a book "good profit," koch writes bout the values that drive him personally and politically. he sat down with anthony mason for "cbs sunday morning." do you think it's good for the political system that so much what's called dark money is flowing into the process now? >> well, first of all my, what i what i give to politically, that's all reported, it is either to pacs or to the candidates. what i give to my foundations is, is all public information. but a lot of our donors don't want to take the kind of abuse that i do. they don't want these attacks. they don't wan

jeff, is this pure politics? >> yeah, i mean, what's pure politics is what you're hearing from paul if you want to know if this is fair, i'll take the word of cheryl mills secretary clinton's chief of staff that told congressman gowdy she was treated fairly. look, what is going on here, this is what the clintons singular and plural do. they are trying to make trey gowdy to aggressively go out of their way to delegitimize the committee and this is how they play politics and i might add when we were in the regan administration, we had the business going on not out there slamming the special prosecutor, we were not out there going after people like this. this is something that's unique to the clintons. they are doing it here again and have a youtube commercial video ready to go to defend her. you know, all we want is the truth here, just the facts, ma'am, from that old television series and that's it, and i think trey gowdy is situated to get them. >> it's a paid ad for my super pact and i hope you watch it. >> there you go, paul. appreciate it -- >> i rest my case. >> one at a time -- >> let paul answer. >> wait a

paul ryan has warmed to the idea of becoming house speaker. but only if he has nearly unanimous support of republicans. jeff that includes the most conservative members. >> julianna goldman. in washington. thank you very much. >> major trucking route in southern california will remain closed several days. a mile long stretch of state route 58, is buried in mud up to 6 feet deep. here's cbs' maria villareal. >> reporter: from the sky you get the impact of thursday's 30 minute downpour where three inches of rain turned a dry landscape into a mud pit leaving stranded. truck driver david noe was one of them. >> i have been through hurricanes, floods, tornados, but thth is a first for me after 31 years of driving. >> reporter: in the initial river of mud there were dramatic rescues like this one. a driver pulling his girlfriend to safety. it is believed everyone trapped in this mess got out. but emergency workers are double checking. as quickly as they found themselves stuck, getting unstuck is proving tedious. for now, all drivers can do is wait and see what's next for the highway that appears to be frozen in t

jeff nguyen, kpix 5. >> there you go. >> not a bad idea. >>> time for a look at our weekend forecast, paul deanno live in vallejo with theobile weather lab. what's going on with fright night now? [ laughter ] >> do we have any more ghosts or goblins? >> reporter: there's music, food trucks, i don't know where the goblins are. >> we had zombies. >> reporter: but it's 73 degrees outside. it is perfect. there is no wind which is rare right on the beautiful vallejo waterfront. the party out here, folks. couple of thousand people lots of folks waiting in line to get a picture and to witness a little bit of football history here all eight bay area super bowl trophies of course three from the raiders five from the 49ers you can get within a couple feet. people are taking family pictures getting the kids up there. this is something you may not see again. getting all of these trophies together. it the largest collection in the world is in vallejo today and tomorrow. let's talk some weather. we are looking toward the beautiful bay bridge. they are getting the bay lights ready for the super bowl this year. we have cooled off consid

jeff skversky with an eagles update when "action news" continues. vince mazzeo- fighting to save atlantic county. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political "posturing." the truth? chris brown and will paulspposed the atlantic city rescue plan, even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already know they're propped up by north jersey casino interests. and pauls even wanted the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." now they brag about helping atlantic county. but there's a word for politicians like that. hypocrite. is relishing this new found success. "action news" reporter eva pilgrim was at temple today. >> reporter: temple campus is abuzz. the football team is seven and oh for the first time in school history. >> on campus we got like a little extra pep in their step. >> you kind of want to go to these games. it's something that's attracting more students here. >> it's incredible. i'm like so excited. >> reporter: an excitement that is partly fueled by appreciation. >> when i first came here they were not that good. >> it's been a rough couple years with the team, so having them undefeated going up against notre dame next saturday is going to be awe shift the owls tak

jeff skversky comes in with highlight when "action news" comes right back vince mazzeo- fighting to save atlantic county. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political "posturing." the truth? chris brown and will pauls the atlantic city rescue plan, even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already know they're propped up by north jersey casino interests. and pauls even wanted the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." now they brag about helping atlantic county. but there's a word for politicians like that. hypocrite. >> vice-president joe bide ep spent most of his weekend in delaware once again offering noypd occasions if he intend on launch ailing bit for the whitehouse. he attended his son grabbed so son's football game. biden called head of firefighter un dwron discuss a potential strat jixt vice-president then traveled to new york city tonight where he accepted human rights award. he made no mention of possible presidential campaign there either and reference whad has been a primary reason for him not to run. his grief over the death of his son bo. >> he deserves faith that sees us through times of trouble and it is our faith that urges us to rise each and every morning no m

shot and paul mchale of the boy attended the same school will state warriors are taking up the preseason tonight. that's right the world champion tipping off a place that's usually looking at jeffush's life tonight. that shp center a lot of excited fans thousands of lawyers as made their way to this unusual location. to see the golden state warriors as you can imagine very excited they came up with the championship. >> reporter: that the lawyers are seeking the pot offering fans of a special treat the bubblehead curry wearing this of the coveted souvenir everyone wanted a limited edition bubblehead featuring the lawyers and vp were the delight and that cross pollination of the two sports at the and the fans and the size of the crowd of this event was the number one ticket in town amazing considering this is an exhibition game but is an exhibition game with the team that caught the imagination of sports fans across the bay area and beyond what a team won the nba championship of people out here three hours before game time amazing. first let been here for basketball game.. a line lived around and then surprised >> reporter: everyone wants that bobble headed the conceal lot of peo

paul ryan. the job.ccept a formal vote will be held next week. congress has 10 days to raise the debt ceiling. 's jeff bezos third richest person. shares jumped 10% after an upbeat report. tom: let me do a quick data check. futures up. they advanced through the morning. yield, 2.03, 2.04. alan ruskin stepped onto the set. is .6209ear u.s. note and the two-year german note is not. it is -0.32. that is a wider spread. higher u.s. yield to lower german yield. that gets your attention. . snapshot of the euro this is a massive call. pascual talk about barclays. in alanay to bring ruskin. did you change your call yesterday? alan: no. tom: you are smart. are you going to stay at 105? yes. tom: this is what happened yesterday. i showed this to ted fine. line is the german two-year. the orange line and the blue .ine are what the pros look at two standard deviations of movement if the yellow line goes on. mario draghi first through the bottom to 3.8. we rounded up to the four. why did he surprise the market vigilantes? we all that this was coming. alan: we did not. we thought the lower level was it. that was it

jeff. what a weird market day. we are going to get to that in a second. i want to update you on something happening in capitol hill. paul ryan, a guy who is object sten cybilly not interested in becoming speaker of the house is doing all the things you do to become speaker of the house. he is going to meet with members of the freedom caucus, 40-members strong largely republican committee. they said they are tired of john boehner and dan webster, with whom i will be talking to later this hour. for the time being, it seems that paul ryan can be pushed into a position that he has rejected, wanted family time, didn't want to travel as much. didn't want the job to be the same way it was under john boehner. regardless, he is meeting with all the key people that might have differences with him when it comes to policy and how to push the republican way on the hill. >>> house republicans will vote to nominate a speaker nominee one week from today and speaker, john boehner says, if all goes as planned shall they will elect a speaker next thursday. paul ryan says he is open to the opportunity to be the next speaker of the house if

paul ryan warmed to the idea of becoming house speaker. but only if he has nearly unanimous support of republicans. jeff that includes the most conservative members. >> julianna goldman. thank you very much. >> major trucking route in southern california will remain closed several days. a mile long stretch is buried in mud up to 6 feet deep. maria villareal. >> reporter: from the sky you get the impact of thursday's 30 minute downpour where three inches of rain turned a dry landscape into a mud pit leaving nearly 200 cars and 300 people stranded. truck driver david noe was one of them. >> i have been through hurricanes, floods, tornados, but this is a fir forsst for me after 31 years of driving. >> reporter: in the initial river of mud there were dramatic rescues like this one. a driver pulling his girlfriend to safety. it is believed everyone trapped in this mess got out. but emergency workers are checking out. as quickly as they found themselves stuck, getting unstuck is proving tedious. for now, all drivers can do is wait and see what's next for the highway that appears to be frozen in time. maria vi

jeff. what a weird market day. we are going to get to that in a second. i want to update you on something happening in capitol hill. paulo is object sten cybilly not interested in becoming speaker of the house is doing all the things you do to become speaker of the house. he is going to meet with members of the freedom caucus, 40-members strong largely republican committee. they said they are tired of john boehner and dan webster, with whom i will be talking to later this hour. for the time being, it seems that paul ryan can be pushed into a position that he has rejected, wanted family time, didn't want to

martha: alabama senator jeff sessions said my earsiver at the -- my ears quiver at the sound. what is the likely next speaker paul ryan saying about this deal? reporter: he told us the process will change under his new leadership but he offered this statement staying quote what has been produced will go a long way relieving the uncertainty hanging over us. he seize this deal as an opportunity to wipe the slate clean. but here is a sample of conservative frustration. >> the process is problematic for many of us to have this large a bill with these types of issues brought before the conference at the 11th hour is troubling. it's not way members of congress should be doing business. >> it's financially irresponsible. it increases spending by $80 billion over a two year period of time. reporter: ryan is pledging a more inclusive process when he becomes speaker of the house and says there will be fewer major deadline deals. march these folks obviously want this deal stopped. can that happen? reporter: nothing is 100%. but most sources i talked to are convinced it will go through. there are concerns from agricultural a

jeff teague makes the play. the win 112-101 the final. in thursday night football the new england patriots remain undefeated, they are 7-0 after robbing the dolphins' 36-7. jason pierre paul is back on the practice field, took actual reps with the rest of his squad just three months after having his right index finger and you stated and half of his from following a fireworks accident in florida. he caution showed no signs of being limited in any capacity. the giants have yet to set a date for beer paul's return. the team received a two game roster exemption for him. on the ice the devils were in philadelphia taking on the flyers early third tied at one of these and there is kyle blocking a shot taking off down puts the devils and 2-1. moments later devils on the power play, travis buries it 4-1. to barkley center in brooklyn, highlanders taking and hurricanes, game squared at two. in overtime, ron haynesy, the winfrey-2. some busy weekends in sports and the nets' lead. greg: you got a bucket for trick-or-treating? >> i have to get one. i use a bag. rosanna: you gave her money? >> back to my office. gave me an empty one. greg: trick-or-treating hasn't started yet. here. i

jeff zeleny, gloria borger and cnn political contributor ryan lizza. dana, you're getting new information about a big push to try to get paul ryan to run for speaker. >>t. we have been talking about the idea that so many people just in the immediate moments after mccarthy made clear that he wasn't going to run everybody's name -- the name on everybody's lips rather was paul ryan, paul ryan, paul ryan. well, it goes up to the tiptop. i just confirmed from a source familiar with the conversation that the current speaker, john boehner, is even calling trying to convince paul ryan, please, please reconsider. but, again, just confirming and reconfirming with sources who are familiar with paul ryan thinking he is absolutely, positively a no. he saw what happened to john boehner, he's been in the house for a long time, he knows the situation, knows the climate and he is not interested in this job right now. >> all right. everyone standby. we're getting more on the breaking news. joining us now republican congressman daniel webster of florida. he wants to be the next speaker of the house. he's been endorsed by the house freedom caucus, ann influential group o