mr. ryaned up to that podium, we will take you there. stocks in rally mode today as crude pushes around 42 dollars a year, and julie hyman is standing by. julie: thanks so much, and i want to dive right into it with kevin, the chief investment officer at a company. so, kevin, we have been watching this big rally in oil. oil volatility has come way down recently with the rally we have seen. what kind of activity are you seeing in the options market? is going to continue the run? kevin: yes, you are seeing people are hedging, so we have gone back to a normal options market for the energy sector, which is completely healthy. , andve seen them do this we saw this the last earnings cycle and the next earnings cycle, and they are taking care of their balance sheet. rebound in oil, and the options market is not saying one way or another, so it has gotten back to normal, which is great. not have much time because paul ryan is getting ready to speak, but i want to get your take on the qqq's. you are lo

mr. ryan: this is my third president i have served with. i say this is the most ideological president. he's they dogmatic in pursuit of his ideology. i don't see a bridging of the gap because of the nature of this presidentcy. that's point number two. point number two, in spite of that we are still getting things done. look, we got the biggest highway bill in a decade. we rewrote our customs laws. the most comprehensive rewrite of our k through 12 education laws in 25 years. and urgent legislation is moving through the system. we have a tax deal that gives certainty to businesses. opioids is making its way through. we have a lot of bills moving through committee this week. there are still things getting done. honestly, the big basics, the big issues, that's what this divided government will not produce because, look, i ran against the guy in the last election. i don't agree with him on big issues. we as the alternative party are going to step up and be an alternative party, be a proposition party, and show the country what a real growth age

and with all due respect to house speaker paul ryan -- mr. ryan: i do not want nor will i accept the nomination for our party. count me out. let me say again, i am not going to be our party's nominee. i should not be considered, per iod, and of story. john: so you're saying there's a chance. mark: happy just say no day, sports fan. on the show tonight, my conversation with ice cube. but first, the biggest conversation in the presidential race today came from someone who is not in the presidential race, and now, emphatically, he will not be. he addressed rampant speculation that he might potentially be a white knight running to the rescue should the republican convention in cleveland be terminally deadlocked. his resounding message today, not going to happen. mr. ryan: i want to put this to rest once and for all. i have remained neutral. my job is to ensure that there is integrity in the process, that the rules are followed by the rulebook. that means it is not my job to tell delegates what they should do. i have a message to relay today. we have t

mr. ryan: this is my third president i've served with. i'd say this is the most ideological president i've ever served with. he's very doing matic in pursuit of his ideology and therefore i don't see a bridging of the gap because of the nature of this presidency. i guess that's point number one. point number two, in spite of that, we're still getting things done. i mean, look, we have the biggest highway bill in a decade. we we wrote our customs laws. we had -- we re-wrote our customs laws. energy legislation's moving through the system. we've got a tax deal that gives certainty to businesses. so, opioids is making its way through. we had a lot of bills moving through committee this week. so i think there's still a lot of things that are getting done. but honestly, the big basics, the big issues, that's what this divided government will not produce, because, look, i ran against a guy in the -- against the guy in the last election, i don't agree with him on big issues. we as the alternative party are going to step up and be an alternative

mr. ryan: this is my third president i've served with. i'd say this is the most ideological president i've ever served with. he's very dogmatic in pursuit of his ideology and therefore i don't see a bridging of the gap because of the nature of this presidency. i guess that's point number one. point number two, in spite of that, we're still getting things done. i mean, look, we have the biggest highway bill in a decade. we re-wrote our customs laws. energy legislation's moving through the system. we've got a tax deal that gives certainty to businesses. so, opioids is making its way through. we had a lot of bills moving through committee this week. so i think there's still a lot of things that are getting done. but honestly, the big basics, the big issues, that's what this divided government will not produce, because, look, i ran against the guy in the last election, i don't agree with him on big issues. we as the alternative party are going to step up and be an alternative party, a proposition party, and show the country what a real growth

mr ryan? >> back in sandtown, freddie's god-brother brandon says the gap between police and locals is wider than ever. >> yeah we on! thank y'all! >> people trust the police? >> trust? nah, is there a reason we should trust them? they can't even give us a reason. it's us against them. it aint cops against robbers, its cops against the community. if i chased that man down, put him in my vehicle and that happened to him what you think would happen to me? i would be locked up for murder, same day, jail, no bail, fighting these charges. that's what i want happen to them. i want them held accountable the right way. >> it will be months before there's any outcome in the trial of the officers charged in freddie gray's death. >> what will happen if officers aren't convicted? >> what's gonna happen in sandtown if officers not convicted? what happened in sandtown when officers did what they did to freddie? the world knew about it, right? the officers not convicted about that? the world gonna know about

speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentleman from ohio, mr. ryan. mr. ryan: i'd like to thank the gentleman and also thank my colleagues from ohio. this has been one of the true bipartisan issues that we've dealt with, so i'd like to thank mr. gibbs and mr. joyce, s. kaptur, marcia fudge, jim enacci and includes pete visclosky. the great lakes are a huge issue but also for us lake erie s a huge issue, and my legislation was put into this bill to require the e.p.a. to appoint a coordinator to address the issue of harmful algae blooms in the great lakes. we have so many groups interested but we need the e.p.a. to help coordinate and our friends help get this language into this bill and i'm deeply grateful for that. these harmful algae blooms affect over half a million ohioans. and did in 2014. lake erie provides clean drinking water for approximately three million ohioans, many of them up in around the cleveland and toledo area. in august, 2014, we had an environmental disaster caused by harmful algae bloom that left over 500,000 residents of toledo and th

and with all due respect to house speaker paul ryan -- mr. ryannt nor will i accept the nomination for our party. count me out. let me say again, i am not going to be our party's nominee. i should not be considered, per iod, and of story. john: so you're saying there's a chance.

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mr. ryan's critics said he never wanted to be house speaker but accepted the nomination. while there's plenty of speculation about who will be at the top of the republican ticket, donald trump says he has a few people in mind to be his vice president should he win the gop frontrunner. scott walker. accept. dari: amazing he would take little marco. thank you. bernie sanders campaigned upstate for a second day with just one week to go until the new york primary. the vermont senator held a town hall in rochester where he spoke about raising the minimum wage and what he calls a corrupt campaign finance system. he blasted financial institutions and major corporations for taking u.s. jobs overseas. >> there has got to be a change in the culture of corporate america. they'll have to pay attention to the needs of the people in this country. country. dari: senator sanders made stops in syracuse and poughkeepsie. he'll return to new york city tomorrow for a rally concert in washington square park. steve: today is equal payday. hillary clinton made her way back to the city for a rou

. >> mr. ryan, a lot of people said, hey, this is exactly what he said about becoming speaker, and then you ended up taking the job. what do you say to people who are continually skeptical of you and say you're going to back up -- >> those are apples and oranges. being a speaker of the house is a far cry from being president of the united states, specifically because i was already in the house. i'm already a congressman. so i was asked by my colleagues to take a responsibility within congress that i've already been serving in from the one that i had. that is entirely different than getting the nomination for president of the united states by your party without even running for the job. so completely non-sequitur comparison in my book. >> what happens, who prevents somebody from the floor to put your name on it? >> i will not allow my name. i am opposed to my name being put in place. let me answer your second question. the rules committee will decide what the rules are, but i would encourage those d

mr. ryan's staff, we have all been working towards that end and i appreciate, that but i think we all feel a sense of urgency and to the extent even if we could work it out over the weekend or before we end next week, if we could bring it to the floor next week, if we had an agreement, i think that would be a good thing for us to do. i don't know whether it's possible. i hope it's possible but look forward to working with the majority leader towards that end. two other items, as you know, that i mentioned in the past. zika, there was a very compelling editorial in the "washington post" today about zika. administration asked for $1.9 billion to address that crisis. which clearly almost every week c.d.c. says is a growing one. more exposure, more of the united states mainland being implicated is at risk. in addition to that, of course, ebola continues to be a continuing health challenge, both in africa and in this country, but mainly in africa. as you know we appropriated money. mr. rogers and t

to say this sounds like we're blowing our horns but people are blown away by the presentation and mr. ryan and ms. barns are inundated with the sharing of our resources the board policies we have and the implementation and people were extremely impressed with over three hundred teachers holdings that krirment kudos to the department by our leaders dr. stevens and it is gaining national attendance and sometimes, we may find ourselves imborrowed in the day to day discussions and all the details i want you to know at the national level people are rejecting e reilly looking for us to lead including kudos to all the staff. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> i wanted to thank over at uc berkley they hosted the 31st empowering women of color and it was a great showing of young women throughout the bay area and our students were there and it was a presentation that was done very combref by one of the teachers from katie was really proud and exist to see everyone there. >> and i wanted to remind everyone the grand slam fruits and vegetables for the 21st key poetry is this saturday at 6 o'clock a

mr. ryan also promise every eligible vote would be counted. >> he was proud of his stuff. he may have a nice problem on his hands. >> involved in a major gang round up this morning. greg: teresa priolo is there this morning. >> reporter: a large take down >> this seems to be one of the main meeting areas. coming and going. bringing into this precinct. not only is this an nypd operation, but they have the help of the u.s. marshals service. this began at 2:30 a.m. this morning. including rounding up these individuals from a number of different housing project around the bronx. unclear to how many people were actually arrested. one hundred suspected criminals. such a sizable operation. details on this, typically in nypd and different agencies involved wait to get together. put a bow on it. when asked for information euros being, the one person who could give it to us, he sped off. we are waiting together more information. a major, major takedown. could be the largest in the nypd history. greg: all right, teresa. thanks a lot. rosanna: it is a pup form collapse. be to blame. >

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something to think about, mr. ryan. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning.", some call it a wild west of conventions. a contested convention means candidates would need to earn the loyalty of delegates. how campaigns and their supporters could sway delegates with lavish offers. >>> plus, melody hobson with how cbs is trying to transform its business with drive-in service. customers may never have to walk inside the drug store again. can you imagine? ahead, questions about when the strategy could backfire. >>> time to show you some of the morning's headlines. "usa today" reports the pentagon has approved new rules for air strikes against isis in syria and iraq. they could increase the risk of more civilian casualties. that risk will be weighed against a threat posed by the targeted militants. the pentagon says commanders go to great lengths to protect civilians. >>> "the miami herald" reports on former leader fidel castro bidding farewell to his communist party leaders. the 89-year-old appeared at a meeting of the cuban communist rt but communist cuba ideas wi

roll it. >> i'd just like to tell mr. ryan that i really appreciate him as a christian. he was representative for louisiana. if he ever runs for president, he has my vote. >> thanks for the call. >> i'm not old enough. >> that's right. >> okay, i don't know how old he would have been there. >> not 35 apparently. >> a young member of congress, you know, he was a jack kemp protegee and a very young member of congress. and became in many ways an accidental speak, right? you know, could he become an accidental president? i think that's sort of one step, you know, one step too far. but ryan, to john's point, i think does want to be president one day. i know mitt romney wants paul ryan to be president one day. but i think ryan believes he has to run for it if he wants to be president. and this isn't the time. >> parachuting in, three months to go -- >> his role is to save the house. to make sure that the majority sticks in the house of representatives and that can be a tough job. >> it's not his moment. i think he knows it. his team knows it. part of it is, what we've seen wit

mr. ryan: i thank congresswoman kaptur from ohio for spearheading this legislation in which we ask the wealthiest people in this country to help us raise the $29 billion that we need to put back into this pension fund. we have senior citizens who spent 30 or 40 years as teams terse or machinists working their rear ends off saying we don't want the money now. you take this wage that we could have and save it for later, but we want it back. and this bill, these pieces of legislation help to restore some respect and dignity for those workers in ohio and across the country. and i ask my colleagues to help us to keep the pensions promises act. people need to be respected and these pensions need to be secured. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leaves of absence requested for mr. payne of new jersey for april 14 and 15. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the request is granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january

. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan. >> mr. speaker, do you believe the white house when it says it needs the full $1.9 billion to fight zika over and beyond what has already been allocated to fight ebola? >> the money is in the pipeline. our appropriators will address this issue. >> but the money will be there eventually? >> reporter: congressman tom cole chairs an appropriations subcommittee consideration the administration's request. who decides whether it's truly needed? do you believe the n.i.h.? >> i actually do believe the n.i.h. and the c.d.c., but we have to use the resources that we have wisely. >> we need the money now. >> reporter: democrats in the request, which doesn't need to be funded at the expense of other programs. house minority leader nancy pelosi. >> the budget process takes a long time. it will be practically nine months before we could ever get any other money, and it's no guarantee that you have it at the end of the year. >> reporter: at the end of the day, that money will be there or it won't be there?

to say this sounds like we're blowing our horns but people are blown away by the presentation and mr. ryan and ms. barns are inundated with the sharing of our resources the board policies we have and the implementation and people were extremely impressed with over three hundred teachers holdings that krirment kudos to the department by our leaders dr. stevens and it is gaining national attendance and sometimes, we may find ourselves imborrowed in the day to day discussions and all the details i want you to know at the national level people are rejecting e reilly looking for us to lead including kudos to all the staff. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> i wanted to thank over at uc berkley they hosted the 31st empowering women of color and it was a great showing of young women throughout the bay area and our students were there and it was a presentation that was done very combref by one of the teachers from katie was really proud and exist to see everyone there. >> and i wanted to remind everyone the grand slam fruits and vegetables for the 21st key poetry is this saturday at 6 o'clock a

rogers and mr. ryan can work together to advance this important priority the president would certainly welcome that. speaker ryan made clear that the house would begin to take action to help puerto rico address the significant financial challenges plaguing puerto rico. the president's played an important role and we've seen democrats and republicans come together to begin to make some progress. there is a lot of work that remains to be done but they are onniously off to a good start and we're pleased about that. so there is no shortage of opportunities for speaker ryan and president obama to work together. in a way that doesn't require either of them to capitulate on core principles. but there is an opportunity, and a requirement, that both of them put the interests of the country ahead of more narrow political considerations. i think it remains to be seen how serious house republicans are about setting aside the grousing that they may find in some corners of their party for cooperating with president ob

. >> house speaker paul ryan. >> mr.aker do you believe the white house when it says it need the full $1.9 billion to fight zika over and beyond what has been >> the money is in the pipeline. appropriators will address the issue. >> the money will be there? >> congressman tom cole chairs an appropriation subcommittee considering the administration's request. who decides whether it is truly needed? do you believe the nih and cdc? >> we do believe the nih and the cdc. we have to use the resources we have wisely. >> we need the money now. >> reporter: democrats and the white house favor emergency request which doesn't need to be funded at the expense of other programs. house minority leader nancy pelosi. >> the budget process takes a long time, practically nine months before we could ever get any other money. there is no guarantee that you'll have it, the money at the end of the year. >> reporter: at the end of the day that money will be there or went be there? >> i don't know. honestly don't know. that is what is -- has us

mr. trump. >> reporter: rex ryan, quarterbacked trump's final new york rally upstate. >> we are going to bring buffalo back. we're going to bring new york back. and we're going to bring the united states of america back. [ cheering ] >> reporter: the audience politely ignored it when trump flubbed the date of the 9/11 terror attacks. >> because i was down there, and i watched our police and our firemen down at 7-eleven, down at the world trade center right after it came down. >> reporter: trump looks to get his campaign back on track after losing four in a row to ted cruz, who campaigned in maryland. >> if i'm the nominee, we win the general election. key swing states. >> reporter: john kasich held rallies upstate and knocked trump for negativity. >> he feeds into their fears, drives them very negative and then says, don't worry, trust me, it will be fixed. >> reporter: for the democrats, it is so good. >> unbelievably good. >> reporter: hillary clinton feasted on ice cream in the east village and discussed with stephen colbert her reluctance to eat cheesecake in public at junior's the other d

do youh paul ryan, anticipate having or getting involved in any battles over the budget or spending proposals or seeing anything like that unfold ? mr. mcintosh: yeah. i am a paul ryan admirer. i think he will be a good speaker, but i think this next budget is a test of whether he will change direction from john boehner or not. so far, the signals are they don't want to. they will just keep running with the budget deal they did last fall. that is a huge mistake. the club will speak out against it and say republicans ought to use the budget now to show their thinning priority. usa body don't need to just go past president obama or nancy pelosi's deal last fall. the solution is paul needs more votes in the conference that will support the new leadership than boehner conditioned people to do that. not to expend government to cater interest but not way about conservatives in their district. that is where the club comes in. we will speak out on it. we will oppose a budget deal if it does not go back to less spending, but we will also work hard to get more members who will push inside. ms. morrongiello: if i could ask a follow-up, in 2014

. >> the only person that was there, me, your co, ryan and mr. mets. >> i spoke with the corporal and i also spoke with the officer that was there at the time. corporal has read a statement saying at no time did he make any comments -- any sexual -- >> he did. i bet he did. >> let me finish what i'm saying. >> you guys are agreeing to each other. what is the sense of it. i'm looking like the idiot while your ceo agreeing with each other he never said it when he did say it. what's the sense of speaking more about it. there's no more to speak about. it's over. >> i'm going to continue with what i have to say, when i'm done talking, explaining to you the outcome, then you at that point you're more than welcome to comment or more than welcome to do whatever you feel is necessary. >> i'm going to. >> to resolve this however you think is appropriate. >> as i was saying, i spoken to the corporal and denies stating that at no time did he make comments of this nature to you. the officer that you said that was present during this has also read a statement

to say this sounds like we're blowing our horns but people are blown away by the presentation and mr. ryan and ms. barns are inundated with the sharing of our resources the board policies we have and the implementation and people were extremely impressed with over three hundred teachers holdings that krirment kudos to the department by our leaders dr. stevens and it is gaining national attendance and sometimes, we may find ourselves imborrowed in the day to day discussions and all the details i want you to know at the national level people are rejecting e reilly looking for us to lead including kudos to all the staff. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> i wanted to thank over at uc berkley they hosted the 31st empowering women of color and it was a great showing of young women throughout the bay area and our students were there and it was a presentation that was done very combref by one of the teachers from katie was really proud and exist to see everyone there. >> and i wanted to remind everyone the grand slam fruits and vegetables for the 21st key poetry is this saturday at 6 o'clock a

ryan. so this is why for mr.mp it's in his interests to move in as strong a position as he can, which means with all the delegates. if he doesn't have that, it means he will be in a very difficult position, and the establishment can take it on the second ballot. if mr. cruz does not have his organization -- charles: right. >> this is a brilliant way to watch the american process. the messagiing it'll be on television to the american people that this being president is something that the republicans want, that they're fighting for, that they want to be able to do. that passion that it's not just another job or because you're supposed to inherit it like hillary clinton. it's like the next job she has. this is exciting to the american people, and they're going to see it in this process. and many trump and mr. cruz had better have their act together. charles: always see toking the way sausage is made is not attractive, right? >> right. charles: we like transparency in this country, but we may not like what we see. >>

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so ryan, i was struck when mr.ng about how hillary clinton played the gender card harder in 2008 and i remembered what sarah palin said in 2008, when john mccain announced her as his running mate. i would like to remind our viewers what that was. let's listen. >> it was rightly noted in denver this week that hillary left 18 million cracks in the highest hardest glass ceiling in america, but it turns out the women of america aren't finished yet and we can shatter that glass ceiling once and for all. >> so ryan, since mr. -- i mean, would it be effective for him to put sarah palin front and center in light of this big huge gender gap that mr. trump has? >> i'm not sure that palin is the female surrogate that's going to turn around trump's numbers with women in the general election. if you look at palin's numbers, they are upsidedown. she's not a popular politician with the general electorate. none of the leading politicians are all that popular these days. donald trump is extremely unpopular. two thirds have a negati

mr. donald trump. and that's when it went crazy. >> hey, ryan, do any of the negatives about mr.mment about mexico sending us its rapists, the misogyny, as some would say it, the way he mocked the disabled reporter with the "new york times." you know the negative stuff about your guy. that doesn't slow you down at all? >> not one bit. with his business background and what he's been able to do with the trump organization just shows how much energy he's willing to put into this country and turn the economy around, turn this country around and put us on the right step forward. and especially for my generation, we'll be the ones dealing with it for years upon years. so i believe it's important to get someone, specifically mr. trump, in there to put us in the right step forward. >> brandon, what's the appeal for you? >> i really like that he's had executive experience. i've seen a lot of presidential candidates come out of the senate or out of congress. i don't think they have the executive leadership experience. i think a lot of the skills that donald trump developed through his busi

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mr. garrett: and it lasted until 2006. charlie: i will turn to the democrats in a moment. paul ryan, do you take him at his word? mr. garrett: i take him at his word, but looking at the history, knowing his own ambition, that the most likely route for him to become a savior at this point is to say, i have no interest and i will not take it under any circumstance. you have to deny it to get it. i'm not suggesting he is being insincere, but he knows if there is going to be an uprising, it has to be something approximating a genuine uprising. one that he has to suggest over and over publicly that he is neither in favor of, nor behind-the-scenes manipulating. but paul ryan will be part of this conversation whether he wants to or not. charlie: the serious money says it will be donald trump or ted cruz. mr. garrett: you have to look at it that way because the acquisition process has put them first and foremost. charlie: whoever gets the nomination and marches into the general election, the issues for the republicans will be immigration, foreign policy, the obama record, and if it is hillary clinton, it will be trust. what

ryan. >> so much i admire about mr. trump, but one thing i really admire about him, you know what? he's -- he'll say what's on his mind. >> trump went on the opromote his new york values but got tongue tied when talk about the terrorist attacks. >> i was down there and i watch our police and our firemen down on 7/11 and i saw the greatest people in action -- >> of course meaning to say 9/11. six protesters were arrested, 20 others were ejected from the venue. he tweeted that cruz hates new york. for his part, cruz is looking past new york. yesterday, the senator campaigned in maryland ahead of the april 26th primary. john kasich took some time out from eating at new york city's delis for an upstate event. he told the crowd that he is still in the race and that he would not leave his family for this long if he did not feel it was worth it. last night, samantha bea poked fun. >> kasich continued his birth right brooklyn trip at a matzo factory where he rained down condescension like frogs from a sky. >> it's a wonderful holiday for our friends in the jewish community, the passover. t

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