norton thank you for raising the question i want the public to speak and i'll let our the director mr. ryan respond i actually attended the back to school night with my daughter i was extremely thrilled at the message the math teacher at the moot daughters school give to the parent doing a good job good job brought up the website and shows the parent where we got his materials and said this textbook is out-of-date in lots of areas not covered so we're going to be dip into this book for certain areas and going to the website for other materials he did a fabulous job so part of what wire trying to do is make sure that all your teachers understand that same kind of understanding around the materials as well and we know that compunction is often a game of telephone tag and some folks have not guilty or innocent the same phone number. >> and were you wearing a fake glass and nose in that. >> i didn't have any tie on let's say that. >> i couldn't have said that better we're working diligently at getting the messages anti teachers are getting daily condominium conversion from my team you know ther

. >> miss, mary burke, chal echking scott walker to be >>> mr. ryanleadership, yet it came out this week that she had plagerized much of her job plan, stealing word for word from recent democrat who is had run across the country. she then blamed it on and fired a campaign consultant making clear that she hadn't even been part of crafting her own jobs agenda. if this is ms. burk's idea of -- >> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg continued her media road show and gave a frank and weird political interview to ellen magazine. the justice who says she's 81 says she won't retire under president obama because senate republicans are crazy and will never confirm someone who is as great and as liberal as she is. this is a hit to justice ginsberg, please stay on the court for the next two years and roll the dice. >> liberals want her to step down and she's fighting back. >> this is not a hit, this is the heat. derek jeter's game winning hit in his final game at yankee stadium, i was actually there friday night with 43,000 other people. and it was really a

mr. ryan indicates he supports the president's movement here. we need to have that statement of growing and really demonstrable support for the president in this effort. >> i want to have you listen to your speaker, speaker john boehner and his comments on the president's plan. take a listen. >> what the president has asked for, as the commander in chief is this authority to train the syrian rebels and, frankly, we ought to give the president what he's asking for. >> congressman engel, are you surprised? mr. boehner has been very critical of the president at every juncture. are you surprised there is not more push back from your friends on the republican side? >> well, i'm pleasantly surprised, i'm happily surprised, because i think the president made a very cogent case the other night when he spoke with the american people. yesterday was september 11th. and joe crowley and i both being new yorkers, we remember september 11, 2001. that came about because we dropped the ball in afghanistan when the russians were kicked out. we allowed al qaeda to

murray and mr. ryanhad to do last year to negotiate the deal we had on the budget a lot of that was about them building that relationship of trust because they were carrying on both sides all the needs and desires of their teams on both sides and having that relationship and trust is an important thing i think to finding the places where one side is not going to get everything in the other side is not going to get everything that we can find a path that gets us living forward. >> the next question comes from angela reckitt graduate student in public health and she asked their background and previous experience are different from us at hhs secretaries before you. how does this make your approach to the job different? what you see is your biggest challenge? >> i'm a bit different from most recent previous secretaries and probably more similar to secretary shalala from a number of years ago in terms of my background not being an elected official. so i think my style approach and what i bring to the departme

t's my pleasure to introduce mr. ryan heart. he's a prolific author, eneducator and original thinker. he's served as advisor to the white house, the world bank, the va, h.h.s. and many others, his work reaches a large audience as he's a regular cribt or the to the "new york times." we all look guard to reading your post and blogs. with that, would you please come up? [applause] >> this has been a daunting panel. we've heard a lot of innovative ideas which i think give us hope there will be progress. and it is hard and it was slow in coming. but i do believe it's coming. and the very interesting proposal. one has to do studies on it to fully grasp it all but this is the most innovative and interesting proposal that i've seen come forth as an alternative to what we could do. so my talk actually you could .all it a buzz kill which it is but i want to stress the moral imperative of getting our act together in healthcare. there really is a moral dimension to this. all of us who are active in this have to mind, it's not just about dol

murray and mr. ryan did it had to do with building a relationship of trust. they were carrying on both side s. having the relationship and trust is important to finding places are where one side is not going to get everything and the other side is not getting everything. we can find a path that gets us to move forward. >> wonderful. the next question comes from angela rick. she asks, your background and previous experience are different from those of hhs secretaries before you. how did this make you approach the job different? what do you see as your biggest challenge. >> i am a bit different from previous -- most recent previous secretaries. probably a little more similar to secretary shalayla from a number of years ago in terms of my background not being an elected official. i have spoken to that in terms of the things i spoke about today in terms of the priorities and how i think about managing, running, leading the department. also one of the oh things that's important and this gets to challenges. one of the first things i did was to call all of the other

it's my pleasure to introduce mr. ryan heart. he's a prolific author, eneducator and original thinker. he's served as advisor to the white house, the world bank, the va, h.h.s. and many others, his work reaches a large audience as he's a regular cribt or the to the "new york times." we all look guard to reading your post and blogs. with that, would you please come up? [applause] >> this has been a daunting panel. we've heard a lot of innovative ideas which i think give us hope there will be progress. and it is hard and it was slow in coming. but i do believe it's coming. and the very interesting proposal. one has to do studies on it to fully grasp it all but this is the most innovative and interesting proposal that i've seen come forth as an alternative to what we could do. so my talk actually you could call it a buzz kill which it is. but i want to stress the moral imperative of getting our act together in healthcare. there really is a moral dimension to this. all of us who are active in this have to mind, it's not just about do

mr. randle from l.s.u., ryan clark and perry riley jr. representing the tigers. blake sims through for the day, second highest total, 40 yards from breaking the record. we're going to have jacob coker on. do you agree with the switch? >> gary: absolutely. alabama is trying to win a championship. you've got to get your back-up quarterback ready. they don't worry about those type of records. a yard or five yards, yes. you need to get this guy ready in case something happens down the line. >> verne: up the middle. derrick henry. he's had quite a day. >> gary: excuse me, verne, as you said earlier, jake hasn't played in four years. he needs to get out, even the mechanics of calling the place, the signals, being on the field, i think they should dial up a couple of passes to tell you the truth. if i was lane kiffin i would be coaching coker like pretend this is real. pretend we want to bleed the clock and get down there for a last score to take time from the game. >> verne: i was handed the total yards for alabama. >> gary: i know it's over 600. >> verne: wow. oh, my.

murray and mr. ryan had to do last year to negotiate the deal we had on the budget a lot of that was about them building that relationship of trust because they were carrying on both sides all the needs and desires of their teams on both sides and having that relationship and trust is an important thing i think to finding the places where one side is not going to get everything in the other side is not going to get everything that we can find a path that gets us living forward. >> the next question comes from angela reckitt graduate student in public health and she asked , your background and previous experience are different from us at hhs secretaries before you. how does this make your approach to the job different? what do you see is your biggest challenge? >> i'm a bit different from most recent previous secretaries and probably more similar to secretary shalala from a number of years ago in terms of my background not being an elected official. so i think my style approach and what i bring to the dep

. >> mr. ryanmacare hurts new hampshire. >> one of the most powerful ads we've tested because it's specific letters to specific people. i don't know if those are the actual letters, but it communicates the personal pain and suffering that obamacare is causing and i'm going to make a projection here, which is over the next couple weeks, you're going to hear more about the cost of obamacare in premiums and co-pays because that's the number one issue that americans are mad at in terms of health care is cost. >> we know the democrats are running into the wind in this election because of their president. but you believe that they're running strong campaigns, except for her. >> i think that the democrats up to this point are actually doing much better than we would have expected. they're finding a way to differentiate themselves from barak obama and they're finding a way to localize each election. that said, there is a more than 50/50 likelihood that republicans do take the senator, regardless of what th

what ms.ink about murray and what mr. ryanad to budget, thatte the was about them building a relationship of trust, because they were carrying on both sides all of the needs and desires of both sides. relationship and trust is important to find a place where one side is not going to get everything and the other side is not going to get everything, but we can find a path that gets us to move forward. >> this next question comes from , she asks, your background and previous experience are different than those of previous hhs secretaries before you. what you see is your biggest challenge? >> imo be at the print -- i am a bit different. in terms of my background, and not be an elected official, i cank my style and approach be different to. to you aboutke those priorities and how i think about managing and running and leading the department, and that is important. one of the first things that i did when i was hired was that i called all of the former secretaries. this was so i could understand listening to them and learning from th

ryan mr. evening, joins us. >> like he needs to make more money. >> you are everywhere. my building where i broadcast my radio show and she would be out in the hallway having an omelet before they take the show. she'd be going a million mile an hour and she'd be doing her shtick. when i'd be going to the bathroom during a long song she'd say that's such a great shirt. do they make it manyin men's? as melissa said, she wanted to make people laugh. >> stories exactly like that how she was so always on always engaged by life. >> well when you would interview her, you knew she had her shtick. you knew you needed to tee her up. every time you tee'd her up she delivered. >> you were made the butt of it. >> everyone was the butt of it including herself. when you tee'd her up, many times i didn't know if i was allowed to laugh or not because the line was there and sometimes it would go across but you really did laugh at everything that she said. >> you're here in new york because "fashion rocks" is back. >> that's right. >> what's the connection between fashion and rock? >> thin

joining us now, ryan nobles, political reporter covering the story for nbc 10 in richmond. mr. thanks very much for being here. >> my pleasure, rachel. thank you for having me. >> 85 to 90 pages of instructions for the jury. they had to take an intermission in getting the instructions from the judge. did it seem the jurors were okay with the instructions they received or just such an overwhelming amount of information you think they might have trouble? >> rachel, i think that's a question you could ask about the entire trial. we've had five weeks of testimony and and arguments from the attorneys from both sides and a lot has been knee deep in legalese and these are average folks sitting on the jury and a lot of us in the press corps wonder at certain points if they seem overwhelmed by everything happening. judge spencer has taken care to make sure each and every one are prepared for what they're facing in this deliberation and that is a big question as we go into it, and i can't imagine that any of them understand the very specificity of this law that they're dealing with and t

mr. about the young victims. >> reporter: the council rock high school south community is grieving after the loss of three of their own. ryanher, shamus digney and cullen keffer all incoming sophomores were killed late saturday morning after the suv they were riding in overturned in paul pack township wayne county which is in the poconos. six people were inside the vehicle. although the extent of the survivors injuries were not immediately known. authorities are still investigating the cause of the accident. the boys high school did release a statement asking for prayers for the victims families during this difficult time. >> the school also said it will be open tomorrow on labor day from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. to provide grief counseling services for anyone who requests it. school is scheduled to start here this week. we're in holland, buck county, matt rivers cbs-3 it witness news. >> new tonight, philadelphia police are on the seen of a de deadly car accident in philadelphia's port richmond section. "eyewitness news" on the 3,000 block of lewis street. police say a 60 year old man was driving north on delaware avenue when he

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ryan owens, abc news, houston. >> this is a fascinating case we'll continue the watch. >>> let's get another look at the overnight head wlooins mrn claiborne. i like the mister. it injects a nice formality. >> i appreciate it. thank you, mr. harris. >> and misses. and the miss. >>> the huge security breach at the white house. omar gonzalez came sprinting over the fence friday evening, making his way to the driveway. he was arrested inside the white house doors. it all happened minutes after the president and his daughters took off on marine one helicopter. >>> and nfl commissioner roger goodell apologizing for the mistakes he made. espn reports that the baltimore ravens had a detailed description of the elevator beating in ray rice's case, but team officials still lobbies for leniency. >>> florida state has benched heisman trophy winner jameis winston for today's game. he was suspended after making sexually insensitive comments. >>> quite possibly the cutest thing you will ever see today. these are two cheetah babies. the sisters, they're now three weeks old. almost three weeks old. spending the day bonding. >> that is amazing.

mr. speaker, it's hard to overstate the threat posed by isil. former u.s. ambassador to iraq and afghanistan, ryan crocker, recently stated, and i quote, i call on al qaeda version 6.0. they're far better organized, equipped and funded. they're more experienced and more numerous and for the first time since 9/11 a determined and capable enemy that has the space and security to plan complex, longer range operations, end of quote. we are presented with few good options in confronting isil. however failing to confront this brutal terrorist group is not one of them. the combat component of this strategy must be executed by local forces. today the house passed a bipartisan resolution that reinforces this principle. the measure authorizes neither u.s. troops in a combat rule nor additional taxpayer funding. it does allow the department of defense to seek to reprogram existing funds for training and also includes new oversight provisions to ensure the administration's plan is managed within the confines of the law. mr. speaker, this action is a step forward in helping the region take on and defeat isil.

mr. abbott, that is not protecting texas women. and on behalf of texas women, i say no thank you. >> general abbott, your response. >> sure, ryan, im pro-life and i'm catholic. like most texans, i believe all lives are sacred. as governor, i will develop a culture of life in the state. until we can do even more to protect both women and children, but to directly answer your question, texas is ensuring that we protect more lives and do a better job of protecting the health care of women by providing that women still have five months to make a very difficult decision, but after that time the state has an interest in protecting innocent life. >> general abbott, in a speech in dallas you compared corruption in the valley to third world country practices. what was your motivation behind that comparison and do you regret that many people were offended by that statement? >> carlos, as you pointed that out i did make that statement in class dallas. i wasn't targeting the rio grande valley. as attorney general i have tried to prosecute corruption throughout the state of texas. it doesn't matter in you're in the rio grande valley or in dall

mr. abbott with the lead. this is about an hour. >> this is a texas gubernatorial debate live from the rio grande valley. here is your moderator, ryan wolf. >> republican candidate, attorney general greg abbott in democratic candidate senator wendy davis square off in a one hour debate. good evening and welcome to this historic first gubernatorial debate in texas live from the edinburg conference center in the rio grande valley. i am ryan wolf. this is the first texas gubernatorial debate ever held in the rio grande valley and we could not be more excited about it. certainly we would not be here without the candidate so what's meet them right now. senator wendy davis, thank you for being here, attorney general greg abbott, thank you for being here. we want to welcome our audience members watching tonight, from the auditorium, people watching this across the state of texas on tv, online, and across the nation on c-span. myould like to introduce coanchors tonight, carlos sanchez, the editor at "the gars monitor." you could be a part of this historic debate. hop online, social media and twitter and use the #rgbdebate. we would love to

ryan chilcote also in south wales at the nato summit. we are just getting in some details of what mrus sen had to say. earlier on, the indications are that we are going to see nato may be providing some sort of military backing or helping the ukrainian military in its conflict with the russian forces. how far do we know that goes? what is nato talking about here in its relationship with ukraine? >> i don't think it goes too far to be fair. like the european union, nato consists of 28 countries that have to make decisions unanimously. what it appears is that they are prepared to say something with a declaration. as you heard, perhaps some kind of coalition of the willing that would be prepared to take things further. what ukraine is looking for is ,ilitary assistance, weapons and it doesn't look like nato is prepared to go that far. several get 2, 3, maybe countries that are. that might happen at this meeting. interesting comment about the islamic state as well. would nato be prepared to take separatelamic state from one individual countries like the united states is doing now? we kno

ryan owens, abc news, houston. >> this is a fascinating case we'll continue to watch right here on "gma." >>> let's get another look at the overnight headlines with mrlaiborne. i like the mister. it injects a nice formality. >> i appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> mr. harris. thank you. >> and misses. and the miss. >> all of you. >> i'm confused. >> good morning to all of you. and sara. good morning, everyone. >>> the huge security breach at the white house. secret service agents say omar gonzalez came sprinting over the fence friday evening, covered about 200 feet in seconds, making his way to the driveway. he was arrested inside the white house doors. it all happened minutes after the president and his daughters took off from the white house on marine one helicopter. >>> and nfl commissioner roger goodell apologizing for the mistakes he made.n:kf during one of the worst scandals in nfl history. espn reports that the baltimore ravens had a detailed description of the elevator beating in ray rice's case, butç team officials still lobbied the nfl for leniency for rice. the ravens say the accusations are false. >>> florida state has benched heisman

ryan plan. while we do ralph and i will work on other issues. >> precedent mr. nader will follow. we have lot of questions. keep it brief to the report. >> there is partisan divide where? in congress. back home, 90% of people want to prosecute wall street crooks put them in jail. there is real main street, wall street antipathy here. too big to fail? all kind of conservatives are coming out against allowing banks to be too big to fail. but it hasn't hit congress yet in terms of any operational momentum. that is what we have to talk about, filling that gap, pushing this public sentiment of convergence into operational mode. >> is the supreme court decision's, is the supreme court's citizens united decision a good thing or bad thing for the country? do both of you regard money as free speech like the supreme court did? >> i think we probably disagree on that one. i think people should be free to do anything they like other than punch somebody else or steal their stuff. that includes spending their money any way they want, buying ice cream cones or running ads, make engaging in polit

mr. rose, good morning. >> hey, good morning, mike and nick. ahead, our holly williams was forced to take cover in syria when members of isis attacked. we'll talk to her. congressman paul ryanns us in studio 57. we'll talk to the former vp nominee on how he thinks the united states should respond to isis and who he thinks should run for president. and this, the inventer of the go pro is here. how he turned a camera to record his friend's surfing into a billion dollar industry. we'll also share new ways how the company is expanding. yule that and more. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >>> president obama admits u.s. intelligence underestimated the threat of isis. >> the president talked about the danger isis poses to both iraq and syria. president obama said isis has been able to emerge thanks to the chaos of the syrian war. he also said the u.s. overestimated the iraqi's ability and will to fight. >> the iraqis have to be willing to fight and they have to be willing to fight in a nonsectarian way, shiite, sunni and occurred alongside each other against this cancer in their midst. >> reporter: the u.s. has been bombarding isis in iraq since early august. it

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mr. secretary. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicp.org-- >> coming up next on c-span, former ambassador ryan crocker thehreats posed by terrorist group isis. then the house veterans affairs examines the itch g. report on the phoenix v.a. health system. and later, house speaker von boehner talking about the economy. on the next "washington journal," we'll be joined by congressman gingrey democratic congress green, talking about the fight against superbugs. we'll also take your phone calls and get the latest on the scottish vote for independence. and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal," live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. intelligencehouse committee holds a hearing on the isis terrorist threat. crocker,eard from ryan former am ambassador to iraq, sa and afghanistan, and other and diplomat ib officials. this hearing is two hours. >> as we move further away from september 11, 2001, concern that disconnected from the reality of the threat from al qaeda and islamic extremists. we've heard that al qaeda was on the run, and its affiliate task. w

mr. abbott with the lead. this is about an hour. >> this is a texas gubernatorial debate live from the rio grande valley. here is your moderator, ryan wolf. moderator, ryan wolf. >> republican candidate, attorney general greg abbott in democratic candidate senator wendy davis square off in a one hour debate. good evening and welcome to this historic first gubernatorial debate in texas live from the edinburg conference center in the rio grande valley. i am ryan wolf. this is the first texas gubernatorial debate ever held in the rio grande valley and we could not be more excited about it. certainly we would not be here without the candidate so what's meet them right now. senator wendy davis, thank you for being here, attorney general greg abbott, thank you for being here. we want to welcome our audience members watching tonight, from the auditorium, people watching this across the state of texas on tv, online, and across the nation on c-span. myould like to introduce coanchors tonight, carlos sanchez, the editor at "the gars monitor." you could be a part of this historic debate. hop online, social media and twitter and use the #rgbdeb

mr. chairman. i rise too to support this short-term continuing resolution. this c.r. simply keeps the government funded at the current fiscal year rate which is by the way in line with the ryan-murray budget agreement that was passed by congress last year under the steadfast leadership of chairman rogers of our subcommittee chairmen and chairwomen and the other ranking members, the house is doing its work. the house has done its work. we've passed 11 of the 12 bills out of the full committee. and seven of those appropriations bills have been here under regular order through immense debate have actually passed the floor of the house. and yet the senate has passed how many appropriations bills? mr. speaker, not even one. so that's why we are here once again with this continuing resolution. our record shows, very clearly shows unlike the senate, the house is committed to actually doing the hard work. to go line by line to find -- to first fund the vital programs and to look at opportunities to eliminate waste and to reduce spending. again, we've done our work. now, we need a willing partner, mr. speaker, on the other side in the senate. to do their part so we can then go to con

mr. mckeon: madam speaker, i have a letter that was written to myself and ranking member ith from four of our leading experiod of times in the area, former -- experts in the area, former generals ryan c. crocker, robert s. ford, general jack m. keene and general david h. petraeus. dear, chairman mckeon and ranking member smith -- this letter was dated this morning -- we write to express our strong support for congressional authorization of the provision of assistance and training to properlyly vetted members of the syrian -- properly vetted members of the syrian opposition. the free syrian army is fighting both the murderous regime of assad and the barbaric islamic state in iraq and al-sham, which is isil. providing greater assistance to the free syrian army is the united states' best opportunity to develop a moderate force that's capable of defeating isil and bringing about a post-assad syria that is free of terror. as you may know, free syrian army forces have recently achieved some successes on the ground against isil forces in northern syria, but their effectiveness is limited by their lack of sufficient assistance and training. building up the moderate opposition in syria will