john ryan is it focuses on the anti-semitism. .. tion mp is focused heavily on brexit and that really bound them altogether where asjoan that really bound them altogether where as joan ryan that really bound them altogether where asjoan ryan came out the second day and said as chair of labour of israel, she can no longer in good faith and state in the party and she has gone do not come out with a 4—page letter on twitter and cannot stay any longer and she does not believe this is a problem that existed in previous times. it is near and existed in previous times. it is nearand can existed in previous times. it is near and can only jeremy existed in previous times. it is near and can onlyjeremy corbyn. it raises questions on who is responsible in this instance for the anti—semitism, new members, current mps but also one thing that keeps coming up is precisely what exactly you want people to do about it. both conservatives and labour have very difficult kind of procedures with dealing with complaints so obviously john ryanjoining dealin

interesting to see come the next general election whenever that is, how these mps fair especially like john ryanre there is not a clear majority. and there is not a clear majority. and there is not a clear majority. and there is speculation about who else and speculation about conservatives, is there any other movement this evening? beyond speculation here at westminster, that some conservatives could join the ranks of the independent group, nobody is confirming anything, it does within the group as it is at the moment wa nt to the group as it is at the moment want to focus on their latest addition to

joining to us talk about it is john avlon. ryan just laid out what they want to talk to him about, all the financial disclosures. here's what elijah cummings says they don't want to talk to him about. the open public hearing will not include questions relating to the intelligence committee's investigation of efforts by russia to influence the 2016 election and other matters. what do you ehere an what's going to happen? >> that's a clear bright line but the headline is the revelations will finally be televised. this has been delayed several times under intimidation of his father, he said. it's significant because he has knowledge not only of the campaign and you saw the note, but also of the business practices. this is going to be wide ranging and i think pretty ref la tori testimony. >> i wonder what makes us think he's going to show up. everybody thought he was going to show up february 7th nel canceled it and ed said under threat of rudy giuliani and the president. >> in part the house dems say they won't permit it. it's understa

john? >> thanks, ryan.ialism lately. >> we are alarmed by the new calls to adopt socialism in our country. >> reporter: and earlier this week, bernie sanders, an actual democratic socialist got in the presidential race. team trump sees it as a lifeline ahead of the 2020 elections and fox news has been dutyifully beating the drum, mentioning socialism 700 times in the past couple of months. the 92 times president trump has said the "s" word in public statements, all which might cause you to ask, what exactly is socialism? here is a dictionary definition. quote, any various economic and political theories affecting the advocating collective or governmental ownership and administration of means of production and distribution of goods. in the 20 years after the end of the cold war, the world poverty rate was cut in half. on the flip side, venezuela's socialist state managed to almost double the poverty rate in less than five years, but socialism's history is easy to overlook in a generation born after the fall

all of these things were happening, and paul ryan and john boehner and the republican house members who were then in the minority were screaming bloody murder and saying it was an existential threat to democracy and were passing all of these things to rein in the debt. and when they got power, suddenly everything changed and the debt was not important at all. as a tax bill just showed you, they just passed a tax bill that allowed $1.5 trillion added to the debt. host: one guy who always worried about the debt and deficits is walter jones. died yesterday. the congressman from north carolina, a 24 a veteran of capitol hill. what will your member about walter jones? guest: he was fascinating. he was really his own person. toryone up here one -- wants think they think on their own and will just represent their constituents, but walter jones truly was that guy. he was the guy, to the pain and frustration and detriment of his own leadership, he would go to the courthouse and call for the removal of troops from iraq, no explicite was congressional authorization for that at a time when it was r

john legend! white house correspondent, april ryan! from "miracle workers," actress geraldine viswanathan! featuring the 8g band with jon epcar. ♪ [ cheers and alause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening! i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. the oscars were last night and did not have a host. it went so well, nbc asked to see me after work. [ laughter ] the oscars were last night. and "spider-man: into the spider-verse" won the award for best animated feature film while pharrell williams won best animated shorts. [ laughter ] [ applause ] rami malek took home the oscar for best actor last night for his portrayal of freddie mercury in "bohemian rhapsody," while i'm pretty sure lady gaga took home bradley cooper. [ cheers and applause ] what i wouldn't give -- bradley cooper and lady gaga performed the song "shallow" from "a star is born" at the oscars last night. and they managed to get through it even though his beard got stuck i

the tea party came along for a while, you had john boehner and paul ryan who was casualties of that movement. problem we have is we don't have money for these policies, we have more debt accrued right new in good times than almost any time in history, no matter what candidate comes in we'll face a problem that new measures, big ones like socialist agendas cannot be paid for. >> i think that 2020 election will be different from 2016. will be for senator sanders, 16 it was really he versus hillary clinton. you know there was hillary was more moderate. and bernie was more of a populous. this time we'll have 15 candidates on the stage, there will be 3 or 4 in bernie's lane, and 3 or 4 i call center left, and for most part everyone will check the same boxes in a sense they will be for climate change could for immigration, gun reform. and for healthcare as a right. a lot won't shift as far as bernie will, and a lot of them will say things have to be paid for. i think is a different debate for him going to 2020 than 2016, it will be more difficult primary because of the competition. >> i think it w

i am susan ryan, the very proud principal of john o'connell high. o'connell's different because we're a small school designed to make sure that individual school students at our school fluorish, and i can think of no more important person than samantha aguirre. she makes sure they're successful at o'connell, making sure they have strong literacy and presentation skills. she is an m.v.p. for student leadership, running the student leadership at our school. she's an m.v.p. when it comes to athletics, coaching track and cross-country. she runs social media at o'connell. she's an incredible person, and she's been with us four years. i can't imagine our school without her, and in a special distinction, she is nominated by a parent. i'm sorry, i don't have the words in front of me, but essentially, she is relentless in making sure that every student is successful and making sure every student is a leader in the school. so thank you, mis-aguirre. she's -- ms. aguirre. >> i want to thank our schools on the side of the city that are sometimes hard to staff b

if we get a war this year, i will go to war with the force but john jumper and mike ryan built. such is the nature of lead time for building air forces. so the question is, what kind of chiefrce can i build for 24, who by the way, if the tamerlan applies chief 24 has , just made brigadier general. so what force is he or she going to fight with? and '30. that's my job today is to make sure i build that. if i have no idea what the budget looks like and if i'm forced to spend only in the last two-thirds of every year because i'm in a continuing resolution year after year after year, then our ability to plan and build the force we need is significantly affected. host: i have two more questions, my good general, then will let others share in this privilege. thank you, again, for being here and answering so many questions. i wanted to talk about your plans and secretary of the air force heather wilson's as you unveiled last month at the air force convention and has spoken about publicly since, to grow the air force abstention it. which i realize will be a function of a budget that you

i'm susan ryan, the principal of john rope aye an school. i'm pleased to be able to speak on this proposal. we have at our school a partnership with the public utilities commission that's been in progress for 2.5 years, and we have students from 9 through 12 grade that are working with p.u.c. experts and teachers that are going out for sternships at the p.u.c. to build curriculum that has the academic skills but also the career readiness to be able to enter into skilled trades pathways that were preefg mentioned by kathleen curtis. so the p.u.c. and wastewater, we have 55 families that resides in the bayview. really excited to hear about the community center and how there'll be this aalignment between sfusd and the public utilities commission and city college. and that is what we've been doing at o'connell. we're really hopeful if you have any questions of me. it's really exciting to see our students working right now with green infrastructure. we have 8th and 9th graders designing homes, anticipating what would happen with earthquakes, and

control that caucus in a way that no unelse couone else coul control the caucus in a way paul ryan and john boehner never had the ability. i hear people comparing some of the younger more progressive wings of the democratic party to the house freedom caucus. they are nothing like that. nancy pelosi is not going to get rolled by them in a way that boehner and ryan consistently were. obviously, that's what the president's going to try to do. he's going to try to paint this as a far-left agenda. good luck with that when you've seen a president -- >> the rebuke in congress came from his own party. >> that's right. >> the shutdown ended because republicans voted with democrats on a bill that wasn't so extreme, simply sauought to re-open the government. >> yeah. that's exactly right. his entire agenda, it's going to be very hard for donald trump after governing as an extremist for the four years to go to the american people and say i'm the mainstream candidate now after everything we've seen. >> we shouldn't be surprised when it happens. it's not me, it's them. all right, jennifer rubin, thank yo

ryan to you first and then john avlon. ust walk us through if you could, ryan, last night at the meeting and what that be means for the 9:00 a.m. meeting this morning. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, poppy. let me say that i've covered virginia pitics for more than ten years, including seven years right here in richmond. there's never been anything like this that has rocked virginia politics. i've covered my fair share of gubernatorial controversies. but this one is far beyond anything that anyone's dealt with. last night's meeting was important. we're told that the governor is assessing this situation on a minute by minute and day by day status. and part of what he's trying to figure out here is whether or not can he continue to govern effectively. and the second he believes that he's lost that ability, that's when he'll make the decision to resign. that was part what that meet wations last night. it was a fact-finding mission to find out if the people under his charge, the people that he's appoint and should be the close

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i'm susan ryan, the principal of john rope aye an school. i'm pleased to be able to speak on this proposal. we have at our school a partnership with the public utilities commission that's been in progress for 2.5 years, and we have students f

ryan nobles joins us live. as if that wasn't enough, what now? >> john, this is unbelievable.t potential black face and have been chasing it for the last 24 hours and the attorney general releasing a dramatic statement where he admits being at a party dressed as a rapper in brown makeup. we also know that the attorney general in an attempt to stave off the criticism that may come to this did meet with the legislative black caucus to inform them of this situation and of course, this comes after the backdrop of two other scandals that are rocking virginia's capital with the other statewide elected officials and justin fairfax is facing accusations of a sexual assault charge that goes back to 2004 and the governor ralph northam facing accusations or the release of a photo that appeared in his medical school yearbook which showed someone in black face and the kka outfit and he's not one of the people in the photo and the problem with all of this, john s that all three men have yet to say that they're going anywhere despite calls for resignation from the governor and a lot of heat

it served him well, the fact that he can get along with bill thomas, john boehner, and paul ryan. all of these different people, they feel that he is intensely loyal to them. our first video of him on the house floor is from january of 2007 when he came in as a freshman congressman. let's watch. [video clip] >> the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. >> mr. speaker, i believe that congress is a marketplace of ideas and at the end of the day, the best ideas should win. unfortunately, today that will not happen. allowing a vote on the alternative minimum wage approach is in america's best in tryst. writing the offset for tax relief for small businesses, taking on increased labor costs for the minimum wage hike. solely increasing the minimum wage is he responsible. federal reserve studies state that if hr two is an active, one million restaurant owners could win their job. -- lose her job. as a former small business owner, i can tell you this is a tough decision. to increasengress opportunity for all americans, not to harm workers and small businesses. i listen to today and to t

ryan. >> reporter: hey, john, the story is not going away. is a lot of talking going on, no one seems to be able to talk to the actor. when you think about this, people say they want more attention put to their case besides this one. you can understand how this is twisting and turning. they are known as body builders, one was an actor on the set of "empire" as an extra. they have been talking to police, telling them the details and they have information that ties them to the noose around his neck. we have reached out to representatives for the actor. so far, they haven't indicated what the time table may be for him to come in. all this going back to more conversations about the actor's past. in 2007 in l.a., apparently, he was pulled over for dui. gave police a false name. he was charged with that served two year's probation. so there is a lot of questions swirling about this john the story keeps twisting and turning. >> it doesn't end, thank you very much. >> no, it doesn't. >> keep us posted. >>> now, to your health, a disturbing trend reve

now i have a kind of theory about this because we first were in flagstaff where john wayne used to be the american hero ryan was pure good run anybody he was fighting was evil and then we went to the clint eastwood era where he was more of an anti hero especially with unforgiven right he was surrounded by by bad guys gunslingers and they were all bad but he was evil when they were with walter white is basically unforgiven is clint eastwood in a serious form that's true so he's he starts off with the same thing like unforgiven where he's kind of people we meet clint eastwood at the beginning of unforgiven very feeble and meg and you know sort of tame doesn't seem like a bad guy everybody else around him seems like bad guys stay with walter white walter white surrounded by drug dealers bad guys guys who put heads on trolls like it was repulsive desert and yet by then he is the one that is the danger she's pure evil life william money and unforgiven i think to some people he's still there he about how he did everything you know how would they have it and really you know was good deep down he wanted to take car

. >> john avlon, thank you so much. i'm ryan nobles in for ana cabrera. a wild week for president trump, second summit with kim jong-un, national emergency fight, deadly clashes in venezuela. and, oh, yeah, a little hearing involving his now convicted former fixer michael cohen. no time to waste. sarah westwood is at the white house. look at the calendar, sarah, and it's incredible to think on the same day that president trump is meeting with kim jong-un, michael cohen will be testifying in public on capitol hill. how is the white house preparing for the next few days? >> reporter: well, ryan, the white house says that president trump is completely focused on preparations for his meeting with kim jong-un. they say he won't be worried about the testimony that his former lawyer will be delivering. but, of course, there are concerns here at the white house that cohen's testimony could overshadow the president's diplomatic efforts. it's going to be quite the split screen on wednesday when cohen is testifying before the house oversight and government reform co

john legend! white house correspondent, april ryan! from "miracle workers," actress geraldine viswanathan!s "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. the oscars were last night and did not have a host.

john kelly, nikki haley, scott pruitt ryan zinke, jeff sessio rex tillerson, all gone.you know, you look at rex tiller say wow, i miss rex tillerson. these guys, it will bring them all back. i have a question. who is designated the survivor tonigh >> on a serious level, these are all the actings. the government is statutory. these are all the acting people in a key role. mick m vapy is the acting of s. the acting secretary of defense and acting attorney general, matt whitaker and acting secret and ambassador and acting epa administrator. i don'know. two people that it could be. >> it will be interesting. i don' if the designators, you ha have something who is confirmed. i don'know. you probably do, actually. they probably had to go pretty low. just an astounding turn over. you ha to throw out the record books, both good and bad. every expectation that you have of what a normal administration is. >> it's not normal to confirm. why it is particularly troubling for this president it for the promis he made and the platfo he ran on. i may be the first president in withou mil

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served him well, the fact that he cab get along with bill thomas, get along with john boehner, get along with paul ryan, all these different people, they all feel he's intensely loyal to him. host: our first voof him on the house floor occurred in january of 2007, right after he came in as a freshman congressman. let's watch. >> the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman from california for yielding. mr. speaker, i believe congress is a marketplace of ideas. and at the end of the kay, the best ideas should win. unfortunately, the process today, that will not happen. allowing a vote on an alternative minimum wage approach is in america's best interest. republicans offer a balanced approach to increase the minimum wage and provide offset tax relief for small businesses to take on the increased labor cost for minimum wage hike. the unbalanced approach of the democrat bill, h.r. 2, to solely increase the minimum wage is irresponsible. never mind that the basic economic state of setting an artificial price floor could raise unemployment. federal reserve study stateses i

hello the weather continues over a rather unsettled thread across central parts of john a lot of cloud here what's of ryan and in the same place and pieces of snow for a toddler so pushing his wife toward shanghai where temperatures will struggle to get to around sixty degrees celsius for the southeast right in hong kong we getting up into the low twenty's over the next couple of days whether that wintry weather the rain sleet and snow that will continue into central parts of a sunday night to some cloud and rain just pushing its way down towards the southwest north northern parts of vietnam could also see some one said weather for most of india china is fine and dry and indeed across much of india it is fine in dry but you push a little further north there is some wet weather around that's sliding its way off pain to nepal some wintry weather over the high ground here twenty celsius the top temperature for new delhi so strong struggling a little on those temperatures for the south bengaluru chennai getting up to about thirty one thirty two degrees over the next couple of days but about. a few showers jus

cnn ryan nobles live in washington with the details. >> reporter: john, good morning.any of his fellow democratic opponents have run away from the socialist tag, in last night's town hall, bernie sanders spent a lot of time embracing the label saying his form of it will not only be better for the country but help him beat donald trump. >> senator bernie sanders. >> reporter: a self-described socialist warns against the leader and venezuela and declined to call maduro a dictator. >> why have you stopped short of calling maduro a dictator? >> well, he -- i think -- it's fair to say that the last election was undemocratic. but there are still democratic operations taking place in that country. >> reporter: that's just one take away from cnn's town hall with sanders. >> when i talk about democratic socialism, what i talk about are human rights and economic rights. >> reporter: conceding private historia health insurance would probably end if his plan is implemented. >> would people be able to keep their private insurance plans? >> no. >> reporter: after engaging respectful

all of these things were happening, and paul ryan and john boehner and the republican house members whoe then in the minority were screaming bloody murder and saying it was an existential threat to democracy and were passing all of these things to rein in the debt. and when they got power, suddenly everything changed and the debt was not important at all. as a tax bill just showed you, they just passed a tax bill that allowed $1.5 trillion added to the debt. host: one guy who always worried about the debt and deficits is walter jones. died yesterday. the congressman from north carolina, a 24 a veteran of capitol hill. what will your member about walter jones? guest: he was fascinating. he was really his own person. toryone up here one -- wants think they think on their own and will just represent their constituents, but walter jones truly was that guy. he was the guy, to the pain and frustration and detriment of his own leadership, he would go to the courthouse and call for the removal of troops from iraq, no explicite was congressional authorization for that at a time when it was reall

john pienaar, bbc news, westminster. and in last few minutes, the mp for enfield north, joan ryan, has announced that after four decades,rty. in a statement, she said she'd "made the terribly difficult decision to resign" and vowed to continue to represent her constituents and speak up for them as a member of the independent group of mps. he's been credited with reinventing the once stuffy house of chanel, and was a giant in the rarefied world, of fashion haute couture. the designer karl lagerfeld has died at the age of 85. he was one of the industry's most prolific figures, producing several collections a year, not just for chanel, but fendi and his own label. our correspondent lucy wiliamson is in paris for us tonight. lucy... thereafter was already appearing outside the chanel workshop and the death of karl lagerfeld for many marks the end of an era across the fashion world. in a world that worships brands, karl lagerfeld enjoyed the status of a god. a workaholic with a sharp tongue and a brilliant eye for what would sell, he rescued the iconic fashion house chanel from its conservative tweed image, as well as turnin

joining me now here to discuss this is former top adviser to paul ryan, brendan buck, who also worked for former house speaker john thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> great to see you out of the halls of congress. >> the circus. >> well said. you are gone now but still in touch with your former friends and colleagues. >> sure. >> what are you hearing about what the republicans strategy is to beat back this resolution? >> yeah. it's going to be fascinating vote. i certainly expect it to pass the house with democrats in charge. the question obviously is going to be whether veto proof majority. i don't expect there will be. i think you'll see a smattering of republicans support it. but far short of the 290 votes you'll need. if i know this conference know, i know they won't embarrass the president with a veto override on his signature issue. so probably pass. it will probably pass the senate but i imagine only with a handful of republicans. >> but in the house, which you know so well, you do think there will be not a veto proof, number of republicans to add to the democratic vote, but significant repub

paul ryan spent his term as house speaker in the 30s, john baynor spent his term in the 20s and teens. that's a real significant number for pelosi, not just for herself but also in the broader context of washington. the trump-pelosi dynamic isn't just important for this immigration debate, it's going to be the predominant political fight in washington for the next two years. >> none of those republican speakers had the millions, tens of millions of dollars, spent against them, demonizing them the way she did. let's turn to sort of the heart of the substance. i want to talk about polling. it's important. this is "inside politics." let's dumb down what we expect the president will do tomorrow night, and even if it's not tomorrow night, broadly about this national emergency, whether he will try to get around congress. very conflicting bits of advice that he's getting from his television counsel, which is how he does spend a lot of his time, watching his friends on television. first let's start with rick scott, the senator from florida. >> this is not a political issue. this is what all a

a few hit songs also filmmaker ryan coogler and michael bja are they are speaking about rising above barriers. last night mr. obama joined steph curry on stage, singer john legend also met with mothers affected by gun violence. the event is part of former president barack obama's foundation which supports boys and young men of color. >>> the justice department could announce the completion of the russia investigation as early as next week. president trump says he will let the attorney general decide whether it should be made public. in the meantime the president is pushing back against a report that says he tried to influence the investigation into his former lawyer. during a house meeting with the austrian chancellor, president trump wouldn't say whether or not robert miller's report should be made public. >> that will be totally up to the new attorney general. he is a tremendous man, a tremendous person who really respects this country and respects the justice department. that will be totally up to him. >> reporter: the report, looking at russian interference in the 2016 election and possible collusion is expected to be completed in the next few weeks

john legend performed and led a panel wi with. obama said he will spend the rest of his life focused on these issues. tomorrow, black panthers michael b. jordan and ryan will be there and you can catch all of that right here on abc 7. i'll send it bag to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> new developments. a san jose couple who said their home was burglarized and their car joyride was caught on camera. the teen's mother said her daughter ran away today. she found bout the girl's involvement through this video the girls posted on facebook in an effort to find the burglars. the thieves recorded themselves with the stolen item. the video was saved to the victim's icloud. one of the victims is urging the girl to return home. >> your mom is really worried about you and the both of us don't want you to do anything that will hurt yourself. just come home. >> the teenager who ran away admits to being in the car but said she had nothing to do with the burglary or stealing the bmw. >>> new developments in the hit and run of a 7-year-old girl in santa rosa. we're about to show you surveillance video of her getting hit. it is not easy to watch but you should know

john legend will join mr. obama on tuesday for a town hall. michael coogler and ryan jordan will be featured speak eshs. it's invite only and taking place at the oakland scottish rites center. it's on abc7news.com. reporting live in oakland, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, matt. take a look at this new video showing the remote location in the north bay where a hot air balloon was forced to land. this was taken from a california highway patrol helicopter. there was no danger or emergency. but the weather caused the balloon to land on skaggs island. the tourists have quite the story to bring home. >> jobina fortson has details from vallejo. >> what you're seeing is a hot air balloon being pulled from the marshlands after something went wrong and then right. >> at no time was there -- you didn't feel you were in danger. he made the best decisions with what he had to work with today. >> a pilot from sonoma ballooning adventures had to do quick thinking. they started in sonoma. at some point the winds got strong. what happened was not a crash or crash landing by ballooning standards. what happened is

john dean, pleasure. thank you, sir. >> thank you, don. >> let's bring in shimon prokupecz and ryan lizza. he knows. good evening. he knows. he was there. what do you think of what was said? >> i mean he's the person we all want to hear from tonight absent cohen himself because there has never been since john dean's testimony in the nixon era, there has never been someone as close to, with such intimate knowledge of a president who is going before congress and testifying in an adversarial way, didn't happen with clinton, didn't happen with obama, george h.w. bush, reagan, nothing like this. most people don't have fixers, right? if you have a fixer you're involved in -- >> that means something's broken. >> exactly. and if you have a fixer and they worked for you as long as cohen worked for trump, that is not a person you want as an adversary going up on the hill while you're president. at the very least we'll know the full details of what happened with stormy daniels and we'll finally get the answer to the question whether he was direct today lie to congress. >> so he testified today behind closed doors to the com

john. >> good afternoon. a big difference 2019 compared to 2018 compared to president trump. last year he had paul ryan and mitch mcconnell standing up and applauding. about everything the president said. tonight he will have mitch mcconnell doing that but also the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, who will likely sit on her hands most of the night. the president getting criticism from chuck schumer. the president tweeting back his response saying i see schumer is already criticizing my state of the union speech even though he's not seen it yet. he's upset he didn't win the senate like he thought he would. the president will take an opportunity tonight to make a case for his border security and a border wall. the conference committee is city trying to hash out a deal. the border wall was one of the big tickets in last year's state of the union and even offering up a path to citizenship for 1.8 million dreamers. now he's offering up three years of protection for 700,000 individuals. while schumer and nancy pelosi are adamantly opposed to any kind of a border barrier, some democrats are warming to the