narrator: tonight special guest shark, billionaire founder of paul mitchell, john paul dejoria joins the sharks. in the tank, hopeful entrepreneurs get a once-in-a-lifetime chance to pitch the sharks in hopes of getting an investment to start, grow, or save their businesses. can i finish the rest of my information? [ laughing ] oh, man! it's the worst pitch i've ever seen. narrator: the entrepreneurs must convince a shark to invest the full amount they're asking for, or they'll walk away with nothing. johnny, tell your dad he's a great man. [ voice breaking ] i thank god that i got to work with that man. he's an innovator. he taught me everything i know. narrator: if the sharks hear a great idea, they're ready to invest using their own money. i'll give you the $400k. i'm gonna make you the same offer. silence, please. truth is, you built a brand. you know what you're doing. we got a deal. not that deal. not that deal? o'leary: this is the shark tank. there's nothing else like it on earth. narrator: who are the sharks? they're self-made millionaire and billionaire investors who are en

homenent building of the was john brown paul in his lost. landscape.k the was the location of john brown paul. and ite hall was open treesally an open field and forests have grown up. all when we went up the day we're actually having to cut through bush. finally found the romans. brambles rose thorns. once we got here we realize what. however the time is completely covered in brush. before we kenexa dunay evasion we had compensation. i did not even begin the project for years after that. we did begun the first thing we did was there at. we laid out a grid and did several tests around the area with started excavating to the houses. what you see the site are stone foundation embarks on top of it. can see the fieldstone use the foundation. a lot of the use areas of the house of self were in the basement. once the excavation began we to the lot relating character that was here. things which told of the care to buy the resident. a rascal box. heart toe shape of a me and represented the care and love the tubman put into the home. cannot say was own

liquid explosives to blow up airliners over the pacific, and they also wanted to assassinate pope john paul in manila, but before the pope arrived, this hideout caught fire and the police discovered the hideout. they were tracked down and jailed where they remain today. but they realized that radical islam had taken root here. >> local and international terrorists are here. >> al qaeda is more than willing to provide hem with the munitions, and the financial support and resources. >> marine brigadier general john o'toolen. oversees the response to the war on terror. >> this is the apex of the terrorist triangle which reaches up to the southern philippines, south of malaysia and connecting with indonesia. everything moves somehow through that area. >> the thousands of islands in the archipelago are spread over the hundreds of thousands of miles of ocean. in the southern philippines the population is almost exclusively muslim and quite the opposite in the north where the population is christian. these muslim regions are claimed suffer from neglect. >> they claim that they want to create a pur

on the boston side of the ponce set river bridge, it sounded like they were coming from the pope john paul park. i saw three or four people running away. >> police have not made any arrests. >>> and we are just getting started. still ahead, a local police chief under fire for offering a reward for making arrests. >>> plus, a new england principal off the job accused of asking a student for a sexual favor. >>> then going for gold, michael phelps making a big announcement >>> and new on 7news at 5:00, honors. the magazine that's made the pats' qb its man of the year. 7news. you've got to be all in. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. and we turned the systems upside 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut taxes every year. income rose in people's pockets. people were lifted out of poverty. children started to learn. as president of the united states, i pledge to you that i will solve problems. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible for the >> a local police chief under fire for holding a concerni

in 1966, on this day, john, paul, george and ringo set on to embark for recording for five full months the greatest rock album of all time according to rolling stone magazine, sergeant pepper lonely heart clubs band. >> day in the life. i wand fur anybody ever has had a day in the life of chris murphy. >> you can, come down to fourth and market. we will hang out all day. we will bring mike jerrick. >> tell everybody what is the best part of your day here at work or back at home. >> come here, come here. >> i knew it. >> i knew it. >> he has been bugging me all day. >> and then when he goes home and his wife asked the same question he will say come here, come here. >> anyway, it is a preview of thursday, i think we have gotten you ready but in case you missed it maybe catching a high school football games in the morning it will be in the mid 40's on thursday. 55 degrees by lunchtime, a lot of folks, well, maybe a few folks watching the eagles at the 1:00 o'clock. where are they detroit on thursday? >> yeah. >> in detroit. 62 degrees is the high temperature by 4:00 in the a afternoon. th

john: paul ryan, new speaker of the u.s. house of representatives, took office on thursday, pledging to make politics work better. but on wednesday, before mr. ryan took the speakers gavel, the house of representatives passed a major bipartisan budget deal. here are its eight key elements -- first, government spending. it will increase by a total of $50 billion in 2016, and $30 billion in 2017. the increases will be split equally between defense and domestic programs, but an additional $31 billion will also spending over two years. second, $168 billion in long-term savings will be made by reforming the social security disability fund. third, a 2% cut in medicare payments to some healthcare providers will stay. fourth, companies will no longer have to automatically enroll employees with health insurance. fifth, $8 billion will be allocated to prevent medicare premium hikes that some beneficiaries were expecting next year. six, generic drug companies will have to pay higher rebates to state medicare funds if and when drug pric

pope john paul 2 made a very unexpected nine hour stop in kartu m about 20 years ago and that is probably the closest that any pope has gotten to active fighting. >> sreenivasan: app what did the pope do today? where did he go? >> he arrived at the airport which in itself is remarkable. a heavily armed airport. he flew in over one of the displacement camps where some of the people who have been uprooted by the fighting have settled. he went then to the presidential palace. ewen to a refugee camp, another one of these displacement camps where he met with some of the residents and he just finished celebrating mass at the cathedral. >> sreenivasan: so the tension is between muslims and christians in the country. what did the pope say to each group? >> well, he had a majority christian audience today so far. but the message is the same to both. lay down your weapons. peace, reconciliation. he just now in his homily has told the faithful gathered in the cathedral that pardoning and forgiving one another is hard. it's the hardest thing to do. but christians at least are called to love their ene

john paul stevens -- was safe to say would probably not have been her first choice, but she was not doing the choosing. thank you very much. i love this show. i read somewhere that mrs. ford was older than president ford. was that true? >> he was five years her senior. >> we talked along the way in this series about the use of the white house for entertaining, but entertaining with a political purpose. to start that, we are going to go to the ford museum in grand rapids where the curator there shows us a bit of her elements of style and how she approached that aspect of her job. let us watch. >> hand-in-hand with mrs. ford's love of dance was her love of design and fashion. particularly, she wanted to promote american fashion. these are some of her dresses and gowns from her first ladies. -- first lady's period. this was the count that she here -- that she wore to first dinner. also, the next one is also a frankie welsch dress. this, she wore for her official portrait as first lady. -- a dressressed, that some people might recognize. down for ais portrait that was taken of the family and

john: paul singer made an argument that rubio is the only one who can navigate the primary and win anlection. you start running a race from the immigration position, you get in a position where you can't win the general election. trump,he great thing for he doesn't have any fatcat donors. his opposition research can cherry pick anyone. yesterday, he wouldn't say why he thought that paul singer was going to explode in rubio's face. john: there are lot of liberal positions. bush is in new hampshire today. is thing he is trying to fix his debating skills ahead of the debate next week in milwaukee. here is what he said about the advice that he has been getting. you hired this media consultant to help you with the debates. >> i had one meeting with the guy. he is telling me to be me, own what i believe. >> you need a consultant to tell you that? >> yeah, it's amazing. probably not. toave to on train myself answer questions that are asked. >> you should ignore the questions? >> you have to pivot towards what you want to say. learn to interrupt and waited doesn't sound like you are oppressiv

other books he's written include robert kennedy, a book about twice an hour, john paul jones. how many books in total? >> guest: nine uzbek evan thomas has been on booktv for a lot of these books. let's begin with a call from david in florida. how are you? how's the weather today? >> caller: actually a little cloudy, peter, but i will get through it. it rained a little bit but these are the things you have to put up with and it's better than them being here than out there, let me tell you the album going to be up there next week. okay. mr. thomas, it's an honor to speak to you, it really is. the last time we spoke was on c-span sometime in the 1990s, and you said you're going to do a book on new york liberalism but it never happened. >> guest: i never did it. >> caller: you never did it, that's too bad. actually i'm an old bronx man. i was interested, first of all, and aside if i may, in june -- julie nixon's book on her mother she speaks, she wrote of the fact that her mother lived in the bronx for a while, worked out saint barnabas hospital in the bronx which it was never re

today was his beginning of making paul singer the poster child. johnthere are lot of liberal positions. bush is in new hampshire today. one thing he is trying to fix is his debating skills ahead of the fox debate next week in milwaukee. here is what he said about the advice that he has been getting. >> you hired this media consultant to help you with the debates? >> i had one meeting with the guy. >> what is he telling you? >> he is telling me to be me, own what i believe. >> you need a consultant to tell you that? >> yeah, it's amazing. [laughter] probably not. i have to untrain myself to answer questions that are asked. >> you should ignore the questions? >> you have to pivot towards what you want to say. and learn to interrupt in a way that doesn't sound like you are oppressively rude. you have to garner the space, talk about what is important, and i will do that. whether i have a consultant or not. it is not relevant now. john: bush has brought in a media consultant, a debate prep guy, famous mysterious, known , throughout the party, to give him ad

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liquid explosives to blow up airliners over the pacific, and they also wanted to assassinate pope john paul in manila, but before the pope arrived, this hideout caught fire and the police discovered the hideout. they were tracked down and jailed where they remain today. but they realized that radical islam had taken root here. >> local and international terrorists are here. >> al qaeda is more than willing to provide hem with the munitions, and the financial support and resources. >> marine brigadier general john o'toolen. oversees the response to the war on terror. >> this is the apex of the terrorist triangle which reaches up to the southern philippines, south of malaysia and connecting with indonesia. everything moves somehow through that area. >> the thousands of islands in the archipelago are spread over the hundreds of thousands of miles of ocean. in the southern philippines the population is almost exclusively muslim and quite the opposite in the north where the population is christian. these muslim regions are claimed suffer from neglect. >> they claim that they want to create a pur

over here, john paul science center, the door is locked. there will be no late night studying. this campus closed because o concerns about one 19-year-old sophomore. jacob marberger described as brilliant. a sophomore who had become a student government leader. this fall on this campus, he had been bullied. >> speaking with him, he did feel persecuted by students on campus. >> he was caught in possession of a hand gun on campus after a drunken fraternity party. he was suspended, forced to submit to psychiatric evaluation. kicked out of the fraternity and the student senate. >> he obviously is a troubled young man. >> yesterday it's believed he retrieved a rifle from his parent's pennsylvania home. and then he vanished. fearing h may return to campus, the school today ordered all students to leave. >> everyone is scared. we want to get somewhere safe. >> alison among those packing up and heading home. >> my family, i feel like i will be more safe there. brad: this student knows him and doubts he's danger. this campus also evacuated saying the school is making the right call. >>

first years after the country open to the world, people contracted western business due to fever and john paul fever. and private telephone fever. it was difficult to predict when or where a fever would ignite of what it would leave behind. in the village, population 1564, there was a fever for the american cop show hunter better known in chinese as -- expert detective. win bischoff appeared on chinese television in 1990 the villagers started to gather to watch detective rick hunter of the los angeles police department go undercover with his partner, detective maccoll at the villagers came to expect that the detective rick hunter would always find at least two occasions to put his trademark phrase, works for me. though in chinese he came across as a religious man because works for me was mistranslated as whatever god wants. [laughter] the fever pass from one person to the next and it affected each in a different way. some months later when the police tried to search the home of a local farmer, the men told them to come back when they had a word. a word that he had learned from expert detective

john paul. >> reporter: cecily is doing the 8k on saturday, sort of like a warmup race. i don't know finishes doing the sunday race or not. but definitely the saturday. storm tracker 6 live double scan we are dry after yesterday's rain, after we take a look outside we have bouncing cameras. a little hint of sunshine coming up over the horizon glinting off the top of the center city sky scrapers. it's windy and temperatures are sinking but not that bad. 53 degrees in philadelphia. we're down to the mid to upper 40s in the northern and western suburbs. 53 in millville. with the wind out of the northwest i could see the numbers going down in the next couple of hours before they turn around. there you see the cloud cover out there, continuing to kind of fall apart and thin out. i think we'll get plenty of sunshine early this will be a day that features lots of sun overall. allentown, lots of sun, breezy, 56 degrees, cooler than yesterday, yesterday it was so wet in the afternoon you couldn't enjoy the mildest part of the day. 59 degrees at the shore. the shore one of the mil

it sounded like they were coming from the pope john paul park. i saw three or four people running away. >> jadiann: no word if the two people taken into custody will face charges. >>> officials at the army reserve center in worcester say working during a break in. the alarm system went off at the time of the theft. he says they're looking into ten handguns and six rifles were stolen. the building was under construction making it vulnerable. >> christa: a small earthquake rattled several towns in metrowest on the who willston, millis line around 8:20 last night. no damage, no injures reported but it managing to startle tomorrow people in the area. >> all of a sudden it felt like a big second.5, maybe two seconds, like a boom, like something crashed somewhere. it lasted too long. like a sound has an erchh. this was a wooom. >> in new england, a few earthquakes are expected every year. >> a race to the white house. republican presidential candidate donald trump will hold his biggest event in massachusetts. there are no more tickets left for the rall

became more and more lopsided, and the victories became fewer was not the recipe for paul rhoads to keep his job. john campbell tv9 sports. ... oth jaime pollard and paul rhoads will speak with the media tomorrow. ... the iowa football team is preparing for nebraska this week, but the hawkeyes have punched their ticket to indianapolis. ... iowa defeated purdue yesterday 40- 20 to clinch theebig ten western diviin title and a berth to the big ten championship. today, the hawkeyes climed up all the way to number 3 in both the a.p. and usa today coaches poll. it's their highest ranking in the ap since december 8th, 2002. "i don't think anyone saw this coming. our philosophy the whole ti has been do the little things right over and over again. once you do the little thiigs it turns nto success." "just to be able to have that goal and actually achieve, it's a great feeling. you can't really describe i would say. bb again, we''e still going to be very focused, humble and hungry in the aspect that we don't want to let off the gas just because we clinched. we want to practice next week and prepare the best we

john: paul ryan is can discontinuing the committee.s are quick shooting was in some way german by planned parenthood -- paul ryan is continuing the committee. the alleged shooter game a rambling interview when he talked about baby parts after the shooting. this guy ise saying a product of hateful speech i republicans. we need to shut down the hearings. republicans say we do not really know much about this yet. it is fair to say they're right about that at we do not yet really understand what the motivation of this crazy person we to do this thing, if -- do not really know his motivation. there has not been a systematic investigation of everything that letter to it, nor has anyone gotten a coherent statement out of him yet about why he did what he did give republicans are saying, let's not jump to conclusions and politicized this. as more information goes out, the contours of the rate may shift. david: thank you very much. him on "with all due respect." time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the biggest business storie

carly fiorina, john kasich, paul, the indycar debate, chris christie among others. the moderators of tonight's debate say although economics can be dull, tonight's performance won't be an economics class but it will be heavy on social security, taxes and job creation. substance over salacious and scandalous questions, the kind they only receive on the campaign trail. >> moderated debate question. >> reporter: the main event will happen at 9:00. ben: could be very interesting. juliet: it will be very interesting. ben: teresa priolo, thank you very much. juliet: we should get over to mike woods. >> meteorologist: i won't -- when is the ring going to move in? depends on where you're speaking of. in the city probably in the next couple of hours, it was hung up to the south, trying to creep into staten island as we speak, southern sections of brooklyn year queens might be seeing the first few sprinkles but it is edging its way to the north and eventually working its way through the rest of the tristate region but during the morning commute depending on where you are you

i sound like they were coming from pope john paul. i saw three or four people running away. there's no word if the two people taken into custody will face charges. crews respond to large fire and apartment building in worcester around. this anned around 4:00 this morning while you slept. firefighter helped everyone inside the building get out safely. officials at the army reserve center say all security measures were in place and working during last weekends break-in. spokesperson told the telegram the alarm system went off at the time of the theft. it. stolen. governor said the building was under construction which made it more vulnerable. >>> now to the race for the white house. and tonight republican republican candidate donald trump will hold biggest event yesterday in massachusetts. there are no more tickets left for the rally at the dcu center. worcester. trumps only other trips to the baystate included private an event alternate ernie bach junior's home and rally at kings borrow elementary school. as trump rally in worcester. jeb bush will hold a house party in bedfor

paul: why it fails does you what to look for next. johnoing this experiment in america say hurdle of government gets in the way? paul: you can get fda approvals and lots of money to move forward. john: they say they want to make sure people are saved to. paul: that's true but we fail them to keep trying and you know the history of medicine is full of these happy accidents. john: so the fda safety rules may make us less safe by stopping experiments? paul: exactly so we have to balance the expected benefits but the cost. they want to develop these these drugs is how people's lives. john: they don't stop you from doing that. paul: they make it more difficult. let's take some other examples of things that were accidentally discovered. viagra was originally developed to treat high blood pressure and it didn't work very well and clinicians notice. this helps dysfunction. paul: the female viagra became out the same thing. it if failed three times to treat depression as an antidepressant. if failed three times in clinical trials and they notice th

. >> john paul, george, ringo and two chains. >> philadelphia's animal control does a a lot. >> it need your help when it comes to the 30,000 unwanted animals that end up there each and every year. so, another member that is getting help from eye catching men and sweet animals. philadelphia a's new caldor hulks and hound are out. >> proceed help ac ct philly get these puppies and kittens in to loving homes. families who cannot afford to feed their fury family members even by medical equipment. >> how do you get your hand on this. head to fox 29.com and click on the as seen on tv tan. >> were you saying something. >> they were here, the hungs were here and the kittens were here on the program a couple of fox thursday ago. >> hey. >> hello. >> with a body like that i would never wear a shirt. >> that was an eight pack i think. >> so anyway, here we are, the storm has moved closer, and it will continue to do so, double barreled low pressure system and heading up the coast here. you know what this is? this is our latest tropical storm. name is kate but it is not expect to a affect us at all

. >> john. >> paul, ringo. >> and george. >> and george. >> yes. >> and, and we will have two chains music later. today was the day, sue a serio back in i believe it was in 1967 that the beatles embarked on studio session to start recording on this album sergeant pepper lonely heart clubs ban, the greatest rock album of all time. >> according to you or who. >> it was just amazing. >> people that really know what they are talking about. >> you sort of do. lauren sort of does. >> pie in the oven. >> they will be on thursday. why am i talking like this. well, it will be 62 degrees on thursday. isn't that hard to believe walking out the door, it is so cold. it is coldest air of the season so far. i know we said that yesterday but it is colder then yesterday so here we go again with the wind out of the northwest. got news, wind are not as strong as they were yesterday, it is only 18 degrees, in mount pocono. 25 degrees in allentown. twenty-seven in pottstown. thirty-one in reading. 35 degrees in philadelphia a. twenty-eight in wildwood, and 26 in atlantic city. a as we said lighter wind t

kirk: it was interesting, justice john paul stevens in his book last book, one of his proposed six amendments would decision,e super pac citizens united. what about so-called dark money? welfareo organizations that have spent money on organizations and don't have to report their donors. is that a problem in terms of the credibility of elections and the ethics of elections, from each of your standpoint? ace: i think it is a huge problem. i think it is a shame. what is odd about living in california is that in california we have all three species of campaign systems. system whichederal is restricting of contributions and types of contributions. you have some ultra, orthodox municipal elections where there is a ceiling on the amount of money you can spend and matching funds. and then we have the initiative system which is literally the wild west. you can raise any amount of money you want for anything. all you have to do is report it. i think as long as there is truthful reporting and people can figure out where the money is coming from and how much is being spent, i think voters are very smart.

. >> she has got in trouble ever since in 1992 when she tore the picture of pope john paul the secondal enemy, her career at that point was really taking off. after that in one wanted to touch her so she struggled. >> decisions. >>> talk about a delivery mix up, take a look at this, this box looked innocent enough. police say it is anything but what was sent to the wrong person that had them immediately calling 911. >>> i love this song. >> it is beat up, right. >> ♪ >> don't beat me. punch me in the face. >> i love him though. >> november 30th is the what 33rd anniversary of the release of this album, the greatest album of all time. >> it is good. >> hard to argue it is not greatest album of all time. delivery mix up left one home owner with a holiday surprise. take a look at this. this box was sent to the home in arlington, texas last week. it was right address but name on the package didn't match. it turns out the home owner, just bought the place, they open up the box and inside 7-pound of pot. >> what? >> they called the cops who came and took the box. police and u u.s. postal se

in fact, in 1999, pope john paul ii met with the president of iran then at the vatican and another pope pope, pope paul vi on his way to the far east stopped in iran and met with the leaders there, albeit a brief stopover. but, you know, popes have always been involved with heads of state, with leaders, especially where human rights and peace issues are involved. this pope is continuing in that vein. >> we just saw with this pope as it relates to the u.s. and cuba and really brokering, you know, a kind of breaking of the ice between those relations. so would you say this has become a pretty prevalent level of importance for this pope? >> well, fred, i think he seems to do it well. people seem to trust him. they see him as not having a particularly partisan political agen agenda. if you believe he's about human rights and peace, this is someone you want to broker deals for you. you want someone like that in the mix. so, yes, this pope has been invited into it. now, the controversy about iran again on the heels of this nuclear deal, there still is religious repression in iran. you cannot

and the five beatles, john, paul, ringo and two chains. >> anyway. >> she turns 43 today. >> happy birthdaye is 43. >> i didn't say anything. >> still the best movie ever, right? you. >> said that already about planes, trains and automobiles. you say it to every rock song. it is the best rock song, it is the best rock albumn. you need to pick one thing and stick with it. >> he actually said one of the best. >> no. oh, maybe he did. but it is always like one of the best. this is one of the best. he's never, unless it is something that i bring up, then it is just okay. but if he bridges it up, it is one of the best, dave war glenn proving my point, right there. see that? >> wow. >> you know what this calm this? >> the beaver moon. >> why? >> beaver traps this time of year before the swamps froze. >> are you sure you want to go there with these two anchors this morning. >> i googled it. it is the beaver moon. >> i like that. >> beautiful. full moon today. full beaver moon. moving on to the weather, let's check out the situation outside. temperatures are into the 20's right now. 33 degrees, in

if you listen to justice john paul stevens really one of the great men to serve on the supreme court50 years, appointed by a republican, he's been writing lately you can't fix it. it's not fixable. and justice briar has been saying it says in the constitution no cruel and unusual punishment, because we're now one of only a few nations in the entire world who use the death penalty, it's now unusual punishment and unconstitutional. >> maria, what is maybe to your advantage in the primaries, what happens in the general election. >> that's the question. >> and the general election, does miss clinton have to try -- >> she's started to thread the needle and bernie sanders has a name recognition problem among the community and this allows him to have direct conversations with the communities that he otherwise doesn't know how to have and hillary recognizes she has to, if she becomes the nominee she has to bring in more of the right so she's trying to thread that needle in a way that is talking about not only her base, but also acknowledging that if she is one to be the party nominee she has

for the faithful in 2004, john paul give me the benediction in rome. in the atlantic ocean, no boats around me, but the father was with me. and he comforted me and kept me alive so i can tell my story. on the side of the boat, hashtag when we pray. when people hear my story they think i have a one on one connection with the father, we all have that connection, all we have to do is ask and he'll hear your cry like he heard my cry. plenty of times i cried when in the ocean and he heard my cry and he'll anyone's cry. >> victor, that is beautiful. i am glad you got out of the boat building business. you were making them in the so well. that boat is looking advanced. rosanna: sturdy. greg: where did you get that boat? >> it was made in brazil and soon this boat is donated to the u.n. for permanent as the symbol for the fight against aids. rosanna: thank you, victor. greg: we'll have you come on and talk more normally. rosanna: yes, i want to know about the weather on the ocean. greg: victor, glad you are home and we look forward to having you on in person.

john boehner steps down as speaker and paul ryan. former and now current house speakers. o start with john boehner. what did you learn wifrom your conversation with him? >> i've known him a long time. it was pretty much the last thing he did before he left the building this week and left congress. i did learn a lot about how he convinced paul ryan to run for president -- excuse me, for the house speaker's job and what he thinks of paul ryan's chances now of being president. listen to this. now you've known for a while that doing this job might make it hard to go on to other office, namely the white house, because you get pretty messy. >> i think you get over that. >> you think it's still possible for him to be president? >> i think he would have liked to have been president but i think he figured out that god has another plan in mind for him and it's to be speaker of the house. >> do you think it's possible in this modern time to go from speaker to president? >> i don't know. >> i'm guessing you're not going to try. >> no. i've never been afflicted with this disease. >> so

and pacific on c-span's "q and a." >> on thursday, representative paul ryan was elected speaker of the house. byt, and outgoing speech johnoehner and a speech from the incoming speaker, paul ryan. this is just under one hour. the speaker: on this roll call 421 members have recorded their presence. a quorum is present. the hoist will be in order. the chair requests that members clear the aisle, take seats, nd cease audible conversation. for what purpose does the distinguished speaker seek recognition? the speaker: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to speak out of order for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the speaker: all right. thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today to inform you that i will resign as speaker of the house effective upon the election of my successor. i will also resign as the representative from ohio's 8th district at the end of this month. i leave with no regrets, no burdens. if anything, i leave the way i started. just a regular guy, humbled by the chance to do a big job. that's what i'm most proud of. i'm still just me. the same guy who came here 25 years ago as a small business

john campbell will look at the paul rhoads era... later in sports. because of the winter storm, the iowa high school athletic association moved all friday high school football state title games to monday. 3 teams from the tv-9 viewing area are playing. iowa city regina plays western christian in class 1a at 11 am. mount vernon follows in 2a against spirit lake. superintendent gary o'malley tells us there is no school on monday at mount vernon and that pep buses will be running and they've sold out their 800 ticket allotment. cedar rapids kennedy and west des moines dowling meet in the 4a title game at 7. kennedy activities director aaron stecker said they have are planning to have 4 busses leaving from kennedy at 4:45 pm. there will be no live t-v broadcast for the games. an university of iowa student has won one of the most prestigious scholarships in the world. iowa city native jeffrey ding is one of 32 americans who are 20-16 rhodes scholars. he scholarship will let him pursue a graduate degree at oxford university in england. ding is studying eco

the big news out of ames, paul rhoads is on his way out. john campbell has a look back at his career at iowa state coach next year. athletic director jaime pollard announced paul rhoads has been fired, but he will coach saturday's finale at west virginia. ... this was coach paul rhoads entering the jacobson building to meet with his players. the cyclones are coming off a tough loss at kansas state, a game where they had a 35- 14 halftime lead. rhoads is 32-54 in 7 seven seasons at iowa state. he and jaime pollard will address the media tomorrow. john campbell has more on rhoads. -0- iowa state hired paul rhoads to head the cyclone football program in december of 2008. he was a local guy who had also been an assistant on dan mc carney's staff. i am proud and honored to be the football coach at iowa state. although he did not win enough to keep his job, rhoads racked up some of the most memorable victories in cyclone history. for instance 2009, winning at nebraska for the first time in 32 years. the postgame celebration when viral. listen to me. i

john: we will be back with some exciting paul ryan news after this. ♪ john: this year, our television the tube twice a day at 5:00 and 8:00 p.m., but we are alive on bloombergpolitics.com. make sure you visit our campaign tracker. mark: tomorrow, we hit the road and take the show to milwaukee for the republican presidential debate where we will have a live interview with the new speaker of the house on his home turf, paul ryan. john: what do you think of that guy? mark: i'm going to ask him about nutrition. i don't know. [laughter] the paul ryan debate preview. we will see you tomorrow. until then, sayonara. ♪ cory: i am cory johnson. you are watching "bloomberg west ." president obama promising a full investigation into the deaths of two americans in jordan. jordanian policeman opened fire on a compound, apparently killing as many as eight. a u.s. official says two americans were part of the state department police training program. russia's prime ministers as the country's ban on flights to egypt all not be lifted quickly. he says it will take time to ensure security in egypt follow

sally: the primetime line up includes jeb bush, ben carson, ted cruz, carly fiorina, john kasich, rand paul, marco rubio, and donald trump. the latest polls show trump and marco rubio gaining momentum. >> marco rubio has to continue his good debate performances. sally: jeb bush, who's out with a new campaign ad, is probably under the most pressure, analysts say, with slumping poll numbers and flat performances in previous debates. >> my guess is he'll come out far differently. he'll be more aggressive, he won't answer the questions that the press asks him, he'll answer the questions he wants to answer. sally: debate host fox business network says the questions will focus on jobs, taxes, and the economy, as well as domestic and international policy issues. both from tonight's primetime lineup due to low poll numbers were new jersey governor chris christie and former arkansas governor mike huckabee. steve: sally, ben carson is under fire for claims he made in his biography, are we likely to see a more combative carson tonight? sally: carson's campaign manager says he is more fired up this tim

john: we will be back with some exciting paul ryan news after this. ♪ john: this year, our televisionon the tube twice a day at 5:00 and 8:00 p.m., but we are alive on bloombergpolitics.com. make sure you visit our campaign tracker. mark: tomorrow, we hit the road and take the show to milwaukee for the republican presidential debate where we will have a live interview with the new speaker of the house on his home turf, paul ryan. john: what do you think of that guy? mark: i'm going to ask him about nutrition. i don't know. [laughter] the paul ryan debate preview. we will see you tomorrow. until then, sayonara. ♪ we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime ...why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the semiannual sale going on now! sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! gift the best sleep only at a sleep number store. save $500 on the veteran's day special edition mattress with sleepiq technol

after all the investor binge was verbiage is over there isn't that much difference between rand paul and johnh. senator paul doesn't really seem to seat urgency of the chaos overseas and governor kasich is running on humanitarian conservative platform in an age of deep anger against liberal tenets. therefore, i believe those two candidates will not succeed, at least not this year. that leaves six viable contenders for the republican nomination. if you believe the pundits, marco rubio and ted cruz gained momentum. ben carson and donald trump held their own. not enough to overtake or challenge the leaders. the one after debate ]l,pju that struck me as completely ludicrous was this. >> what was the mood like in that room because it appeared to me the moderators didn't ask very >> well, i think obviously that depends on how are talking about. to me one of the most fascinating divides that was on display on that stage last night was on the issue of immigration."?zcoassc >> miss costello has a history of provocative statements and she is, of course, entitled to her opinion. but come on, come on. th

donald trump, ben carson, marco rubio, ted cruz, jeb bush, carly fiorina, john kasich and rand paul will all appear on the debate's main stage. candidates chris christie, mike huckabee, bobby jindal and rick santorum will be featured in an earlier debate slated to begin at six p-m. the debate will air on fox business network and streamed for free on fox business dot com. an ihop restaurant in mississippi became the scene of a strange parking lot collapse over the weekend. drone video shows the collapse that swallowed 12 cars outside the restaurant on saturday. no one was injured when the pavement gave way leaving the huge gash in the ground one witness said they had just stepped into the restaurant when they heard a giant "boom". engineers and crews are expected to be on the site today studying the site to try and determine the cause of the collapse. still to come on live at five.... controversy in a cup! why some people are unhappy with the new starbucks holiday cups... next. (sheila) and.... al roker is taking (matt) starbucks' new, plain red holiday cups are stirring up some controver

julianna goldman, cbs news, >>> senator rand paul introduced refugees from 34 high-risk countries. that includes syria. john dickerson spoke to paul on "face the nation." >> you had some efforts this week to block syrian refugees and people from other countries that you thought were dangerous. but in the conversation today the worry seems to be from experts is more about the visa waivers, which is to say people who could come in through europe, these countries where you don't need the kind of with refugees. problem? >> well, i think it's all of the ov myill would address refugees, udentsvisitors, and those who want to immigrate from countries that have significant jihadist movements. but even just isolating on the refugee thing for a moment, we had two iraqi refugees come to my home town, bowling green, kentucky, and then proceeded to want to buy stinger missiles. turns out one of them had fingerprints in our database system because he had his fingerprints on a bomb fragment from iraq, and yet we didn't catch him. so this was just a couple years ago. we were not vetting refugees adequately. the boston bombe

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