and mr. ryanas dealing with senior inspector mcfaden at that time. and this was an appeal filed actually, but we, and i believe that the appeal was never heard. and so, that, that, the department's position would be that that actual issue was still left standing. and that new building permits have been issued to comply with the notice of violation. this came to light because of the 2014 case and i will now move forward to the 2014, complaint. that number, 201408 --. >> excuse me, may i interrupt you. >> 14 minutes to talk about both cases at once. >> yes, yes. >> if you need it. >> thank you, commissioners, i don't think that i need 14, but i appreciate the offer. in 2014, we received a complaint then which was a new complaint and that was owner of 2026 clayton street has built without permits and cannot see the sec from the street and the vacant lot. that, department opened a case, and 2014, that result on the 18th, on the 21st of november, we ended up issuing a notice of violation for that and t

and mr. ryan was dealing with senior inspector mcfaden at that time. and this was an appeal filed actually, but we, and i believe that the appeal was never heard. and so, that, that, the department's position would be that that actual issue was still left standing. and that new building permits have been issued to comply with the notice of violation. this came to light because of the 2014 case and i will now move forward to the 2014, complaint. that number, 201408 --. >> excuse me, may i interrupt you. >> 14 minutes to talk about both cases at once. >> yes, yes. >> if you need it. >> thank you, commissioners, i don't think that i need 14, but i appreciate the offer. in 2014, we received a complaint then which was a new complaint and that was owner of 2026 clayton street has built without permits and cannot see the sec from the street and the vacant lot. that, department opened a case, and 2014, that result on the 18th, on the 21st of november, we ended up issuing a notice of violation for that and

mr. trump's supporters decided to show up and vote for republican candidates for senate and house. that is no longer the mindset inside speaker ryan'sit or leader mcconnell's. that, they see mr. trump as a toxic figure inside the party that is, that could very much drag down candidates like kelly ayotte in new hampshire, one of perhaps the most endangered republican senators facing re-election. democrats only need to capture four more seats and the vice presidency to flip, to capture the majority for the first time since -- and it's a very real thing. republicans are defending 24 seats on the map. that's a very large vulnerability for them. paul ryan over the weekend said that enough had been enough. he uninvited mr. trump to appear in mr. ryan's own congressional district. instead invited mike pence, the running mate, to fill the spot. mike pence said, no, i'm good. just take -- he took the weekend off the trail to figure out where this race goes, appearing with mr. trump has now become, it will become a liability for republican candidates because they will be forced to defend the indefensible that mr. trump has said about women an

so mr. ryan is out there talking about the republican message, the republican vision, and also raising money to make sure we can push back against an onslaught of democrat cash that's raining hell fire on us. they have way more money than we do. so mr. ryan is making sure we have the resources to fight back. that's a full-time job. he's working on keeping the house. donald trump is working on winning the presidency. those are two different jobs that take two different roles. >> the point i'm trying to make, paul ryan in wisconsin, he's very popular in your home state. if he were out there speaking publicly, not only trying to get republicans elected in the house and the senate, governor's races or whatever, if he were out there really actively promoting donald trump, that could make a difference. >> it could, but i don't want to speak for paul. i haven't had this conversation with him, so i'm going to surmise here, but there's a lot of republicans, they might be down in their districts -- or mr.

mr. ryan told house republicans monday in a conference call they should make their own decision about whether to maintain their support for mr. trump and what ryan is referencing there is a tweet from donald trump midday after all this came out. paul ryan should spent more time on balancing the budget, jobs and illegal immigration and not waste his time on fighting the republican nominee. just moments ago, the rnc came out over the last 24 to 48 hours there have been a lot of false rumors that we, the rnc, didn't want to engage in. priebus told 168 members of the rnc, nothing has changed. trump issued an apology and that i think the issue, quote, was taken care of at the debate. let's bring in our panel. charles hurt for the you washington times, ann garrin, and charles krouthammer. >> i think the republicans hope that that issue is taken care of in the debate. who knows? the last poll that we saw from nbc shows hillary clinton taking a sizable lead. but that was completed before this vile tap

mr. ryan told house republicans monday in a conference call they should make their own decision about whether to maintain their support for mr. trump and what ryan is referencing there is a tweet from donald trump midday after all this came out. paul ryan should spent more time on balancing the budget, jobs and illegal immigration and not waste his time on fighting the republican nominee. just moments ago, the rnc came out over the last 24 to 48 hours there have been a lot of false rumors that we, the rnc, didn't want to engage in. priebus told 168 members of the rnc, nothing has changed. trump issued an apology and that i think the issue, quote, was taken care of at the debate. let's bring in our panel. charles hurt for the you washington times, ann garrin, and charles krouthammer. >> i think the republicans hope that that issue is taken care of in the debate. who knows? the last poll that we saw from nbc shows hillary clinton taking a sizable lead. but that was completed before this vile tap

of building inspection, my client has not even moved in yet and there are already problems with mr. ryan, you can see for 15 years, there is no less than ten complaints that have been filed against him, recently it is for september, when he merged his multiunity building into a single family residents. and that investigation was opened up in september. that has nothing to do with my client. that has nothing to do with anybody of the neighbors, that has to do ben illegal merger, and you can't merge things on your own, the history of complaints and violations by the ryans goes back ten years. my client has not moved in yet, and he has had the problems with them. when the architect was hired, to apply for the variance, and right after the variance was granted with the preliminary plans, it is not a licensed architect, and they got the variance she was discharged and let her go and left her paying a balance. she owed her money, and ignored her for months and months, and it was not until they paid the bill a year and a half ago when they needed her cooperation for this specific matter and she

ryan: mr. vice president, i know you're under a lot of duress to make up for lost ground, but i think people would be better served if we don't keep interrupting each other. v.p. biden: well, don't take all the four minutes then. rep. ryan: we're saying don't change benefits for people 55 and above. they already organized their retirement around these promises. martha: let me ask you this. what is your specific plan for seniors who really can't afford to make up the difference in the value of what you call a premium support plan and others call a voucher? rep. ryan: 100% coverage, that's what we're saying. martha: how do you make that up? rep. ryan: by taking down the subsidies for wealthy people. look, this is a plan -- by the way, that $6,400 number, it was misleading then, it's totally inaccurate now. this is a plan that's bipartisan. it's a plan i put together with a prominent democrat senator from oregon. v.p. biden: there's not one democrat who endorses it. rep. ryan: our partner is a dem

mr. trump's supporters decided to show up and vote for republican candidates for senate and house. that is no longer the mindset inside speaker ryan'sader mcconnell's. they see mr. trump as a toxic figure inside the party that is -- that could very much drag down candidates like kelly ayotte in new hampshire, one of perhaps the most endangered republican senators facing re-election. democrats only need to capture four more seats and the vice presidency to flip, to capture the majority for the first time since -- and it's a very real thing. republicans are defending 24 seats on the map. that's a very large vulnerability for them. paul ryan over the weekend said that enough had been enough. he uninvited mr. trump to appear in mr. ryan's own congressional district. instead invited mike pence, the running mate, to fill the spot. mike pence said, no, i'm good. just take -- he took the weekend off the trail to figure out where this race goes, appearing with mr. trump has now become, it will become a liability for republican candidates because they will be forced to defend the indefensible that mr. trump has said about women and the accusa

not have been possible without the hard work, dedication and close to 400 grand slam home runs by mr. ryan howard. >> it's good to have sports figures that represent philadelphia in the behalf light. >> off the field he gave back often to local youth, including this baseball themed library he donated to children in south philadelphia. >> this is the gentlemen that came to the city of philadelphia and rolled up his sleeves and said how can i give back to the community in which i am working. >> because i'm not hear playing in a philly uniform that doesn't mean i'm not working. my presence will be felt here in philadelphia. >> that is something that a lot of phillies fans were relieved to hear. his work in and around the city will continue. >>> and there is more owe ahead on "action news" at 12:30. the lesson of a lifetime. how a woman's quick thinking and quick actions saved the life of a co-worker and we'll introduce you to the life of a real super hero. why this little girl is especially inspired by super girl. i'm hall of famer jerry west and my life is basketball. but that doesn't stop m

it's about time they take responsibility. >> mr. ryan. >> joe and i are from similar towns. is from scranton pennsylvania and i'm from wisconsin. do you know what the unemployment rate in scranton is today? >> sure do. >> 10% picked you know what it was the day you came in? a .5%. that's how it's going all around america. >> that's not how it's going. it's going down. >> two-minute answer. >> did they come in and inherit a tough situation? absolutely, but we are going in the wrong direction. look at where we are. the economy is barely moving along, growing at 1.3% picked as lower than it grew last year and last year than heretofore. jobs growth in september was lower than august and august was lower than july. we are heading in the wrong direction. 23 million americans are struggling to work today. 15% of americans are living in poverty today. this is not what a real recovery looks like. we need real reforms for real recovery and that is exactly what mitt romney and are proposing. it's a five-point plan, get commit-- america energy independent, help people who are hurting an

mr. ryan says he not going to defend trump anymore. he never did. i never campaigned with him. the the same with senator mccain and others. that's why we are in this reformation. republicans and americans want people who have a spine and who will stand up for this country, for americans and against our enemy. the on the person on the scene doing that is donald trump. charles: matt connelly, you are a democratic strategist and former nascar champion. what do you make of this tirade? i know last night donald trump in your state had 10,000 folks out there, they were excited and energized. can this help the down-ballot candidates as well? >> it can. i was at the wilkes-barre rally and the energy was incredible. the little boy was totally impromptu and it stole the show. my district 17 has six counties. i attend all the county and local fairs. our booth is usually right across from the democrat booth. we are 2 and 3 people deep wanting trump banners and trump pins. the democrats have no one. people come in and say i haven't voted in 1 years. if she gets in, we are done. the pollster

. >> you have not gone on any late nights with mr. ryan lochte. >> no, he is too wild for me. he is crazy man. >> hey man, let's bolt. >> it is all about the suction, all about the suction. >> it is all about mud, making it look like you have abs and baby oil. >> now his accent is coming up. >> if you listen to phelps, it is all about the suction. >> are you seeing anybody. >> gisele is still walking around. >> now she's walking through love park. lets go to a shot of gisele bun chin. this is her last runway ever. >> yes, tom brady didn't build her a runway. >> there she is. >> gi set bundchen, one of the world's most premiere super models. the world doesn't get more beautiful then her. >> hey, megan, it is really cold out here in philadelphia. again, i got major shrinkage and that goes against my brand. let's warm this place up, with a little fire. light the olympic torch. can you you bring the torch in young lady. >> yes, we should have it. >> where are the olympics conshohocken. >> they have a lot of things in conshohocken. i think olympic gymnastics will happen at wells fa

would not be possible without the hard work and dedication and close to 400 grand slam home runs by mr. ryan howard. >> it's great to have sports figures that represent philadelphia in the best light and we could not ask for someone betger off the field he gave back to local youth including the gift of a baseball themed library to children in philadelphia. >> this is the gentlemen that came to the city of philadelphia and rolled up his sleeves and said how can i give back to the community. >> if i'm not here playing in a phillies uniform that doesn't mean i'm finished with my work in the city and around philadelphia. my presence will still be felt in philadelphia there is still a lot of work that needs to be done. >> it was not the first time and probably not the last but the presentation ended with ryan howard getting a standing ovation, a big philadelphia honor. katherine scott can channel 6 "action news". >> very deserving. >> great day. >>> time for a check of our "action news" traffic report. autumn marisa is live in the traffic center. folks are trying to get home this friday eve. >> r

trump wasn't happy with mr. ryan. >> i think we should get support and we don't get the support from guys like paul ryan. i don't want his support. i don't care about his support. i wouldn't want to be in a foxhole with a lot of these people. including ryan, especially ryan. >> i got that. >> again, trump's attacks are aimed at a man who is still endorsing him. and that's the problem for republicans. trump's implosion is threatening to wipe out gop majorities in both the house and senate. and gop lawmakers don't know what to do about it. several have endorsed trump, then unendorsed him, then reendorsed him, despite the allegations and accusations swirling against him. joining me now is congresswoman marcia fudge, democrat from ohio who was at that rally in cleveland with president obama. thank you for being here, congresswoman. >> thank you so much for having me. it is my pleasure. >> president obama accused republicans, congresswoman, of standing by while trump gained influence. let me ask you, when you talk to your

"the new york times" reports trump has privately said mr. ryanhould pay a price for his d disloyalty. the speaker of the house does not have to be a sitting member of congress. according to roll call, a nonmember has never been elected to that position. a source close to the house speaker responded merely, 68, that's the margin paul ryan won by in that primary. >>> senator ted cruz is the latest republican to raise the possibility of keeping late supreme court justice antonin scalia's seat on the high court bench empty. yesterday cruz suggested the blockade in confirming president obama's nominee to fill the seat. it could last past the election. it echoed senator john mccain's statement earlier this month. last week, senator jeff flake suggest the the republicans should confirm garland to avoid having to confirm a more liberal nominee under hillary clinton. a quote provided by senator cruz's office says, there will be plenty of time for debate on that issue. there is long historical precedent for a supreme court with fewer justices. just recentl

how, you can hear quite a few trump loyalists in the audience not very pleased with mr. ryan and not very pleased they have ostracize their candidate. but it is what it is. a growing movement. better than a dozen key players in the senate and the house. and those who had previously backed mr. trump who now say he should step aside. again i stress that isn done an clear historical precedent for in a short of the death of the nominee. of course you have heard from mr. trump that he has no intention of stepping down. so the fallout from all of this with democratic strategist emily sutton, and catty listen des from the gop. noele bickford. noele, this does nothing to help donald trump's momentum. from your vantage point, what is it doing to his potential fund-raising it's going to hurt him in fund-raising, neil. the reason why is because any donor that was already on the fence -- i actually spoke to someone on the west coast this morning and i said well give it to me straight. i goes kiddo, i was going to write a check to him today. he goes right now, i don't want my name associa

>> mr. ryan taught me that for my school. if you want to be treated one way, then you should treat the other person the good way and they will treat you back the nice way. >> and that is good advice. >> yeah. >> and how many of those kids were thinking for themselves versus what their parents are saying? >> exactly. -- exactly. some parents were like no, no, you you know they're going to say what they hear at home and -- . >> that was the child whose i like both of them. which most people in the country, be honest, are not saying at the present time. >> and no kidding. >>> 6:52 is the time now. get ready to go back in time. the hit kid show making a comeback and a check of the you love all-day breakfast. i love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites all day. i don't love that. but now you're gonna love that you can get more all day. like mcgriddles. i love mcgriddles... so you'll have to find something else to not love. hey buddy! pggggggghew! or forgetting what you're about to do. wait...

donald trump leveling fresh criticism at gop house speaker paul ryan after mr. ryanly abandoned hopes of trump winning the white house. he tweeted, "our we weak and ineffective leader paul ryan had a bad conference call where his members went wild at his disloyalty." amazon is pushing deeper into the grocery business with plans to introduce convenience stores as well as curb side pickup locations. it aims to build small brick and mortar stores that sell milk, eggs, says and meat and other perishable items. many americans may have an investment strategy that is too conservative to accumulate a sufficient retirement nest egg. it found almost six in ten are focussing more on avoiding a loss rather than maximizing the growth of their retirement investments. and four days after hurricane matthew, much of eastern north carolina remains under water. you're looking at drone video of record flooding in it the town of smithfield, which is about 30 miles southeast of raleigh. that is the news update. scott, back to you. >> sue herrera, thanks so much. >>> well, in the bahamas,

paul ryan said if there had not mr. enough, he uninvited trump to appear in mr. onal district. he instead invited mike pence to fill the spot. i'm good. says, no, he took the weekend off the trail to figure out where this goes.-- where this race appearing with mr. trump has now become -- it will become a liability for republican candidates, because they will be forced to defend the indefensible that mr. trump has , and theor them accusations that he is facing on a nearly daily basis of actions, not just words. >> and mr. trump is turning his attention to the media, saying that wikileaks show the clinton campaign's inclusion of the media. how will that affect mr. trump? supporters trump's have never been a fan of what they would call the mainstream media. attacking the media is always a good tactic for the most conservative parts of the base, but he is not running against "the new york times," he is running against hillary clinton. every hour he spends trying to fight against workers and journalists and anyone in that orbit is the minute he is not litigating his ca

mr. merit. ryan merit remains the toast of cleveland. his quiet demeanor has been known to fool a few folks including his former aa rubber ducks manager dave wallace. >> as he was out there on the mound, i interpreted it a little bit as he wasn't the but it didn't take long before i realized that the fire burned within him, and's great competitor. >> reporter: if wallace had any doubts those disappeared after ryan threw a no-hitter last year. the first rubber ducks no- hitter comes on july 11th, 2015, tossed by left-hander ryan merit. >> reporter: after the 24-year- old rookie helped pitch the ryan and his fiancee by buying up their wedding registry. >> everybody is so nice so supportive. >> ryan is not one to be arrogant, even after success. >> reporter: and now ryan is on the 25-man world series indians roster. rubber ducks radio play by play guy jim clark told me ryan could give cubs batters fits. >> when he got to the big game last week, i was not stunned at all because he hit his spots, him on that big stage whatsoever. >> i know it

without hard work and dedication and close to 400 grand slam home runs by mr. ryan howard. >> it's great to have sports figures who represent philadelphia in the best light. >> reporter: often he gave back orchltd to local youth including this gift of a themed baseball library to the children of philadelphia. >> this is a gentleman who came to the city of philadelphia and rolled up his sleeves and said how can i give back to the community. >> if i am not here playing in a phillies uniform it does not mean i am done with my work in the city of philadelphia. my presence will be felt in philadelphia, because there's a lot of work to be done. >> reporter: it wasn't the first time, it won't be the last, this presentation ended with ryan howard getting a standing ovation. a big honor for the big piece. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> there's much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." >>> a new tool in the battle against wildfires. the app firefighters are using in southern california to track dangerous fires. >> put this on your wish list. a

mcconnell, mr. ryan, and the others -- how do they move or work is to mark -- move forward? kevin: it will be fascinating to see how that plays out. during thatmp tower memorable display, to say the least. i have been covering his campaign for more than a year. over the weekend stands out as perhaps the most memorable of the campaign moments. so there is a clear, clear separation between the trump campaign and the republican party. there was many calls that governor pence would actually lead the top of the ticket. hearing inside of his political orbit as well as from the rnc officials indicates that trump and mike pence will continue onward, but they are embattled. this is a republican party without a leader. this is a republican party at a crossroads. this is a republican party that is now in a significant place of danger of keeping control of the senate, heading into the elections. francine: are there more tapes? are there more tapes? i know it is the million-dollar question and we do not know. but if this is an outtake, i do not know if there is -- how much of a crossroad

mr. trump supporters decided to show up and vote for republican candidates in the senate and house. that is no longer the mindset of speaker ryan or mr. mcconnell. they see mr. trump as a toxic figure inside the party that could very much dry down indidates like kelly ayotte new hampshire, one of the most endangered republicans facing reelection. democrats only need to win four seats to capture the majority. it is a very real thing. the republicans have a very large vulnerability for them. paul ryan said over the weekend that enough was enough. uninvited donald trump to speak in his own congressional district. he invited mike pence in his spot. he took the weekend off. trump willith donald become a liability for republican candidates because they will be forced to defend that mr. trumpe has said about women and the accusations he is facing on a daily basis. host: host: donald trump is turning his attention to "the new york t imes." how effective do you think that strategy has been or will be for donald trump? loyal trump's most supporters have never been a fan of what we would call the mainstream media. attacking the media is a

we want to talk about not only the actions of mr. ryanbut the overall thoughts on his gop members of congress and other select -- other elected officials across the united states to stick with donald trump. if you live in the eastern and central time zone, call (202) 748-8000. if you live in mountain pacific time zones, call (202) 748-8001. "usa today," has a running list of tweets coming out for members of congress, after the release of the tape last week. here is some of them. character matters, the real donald trump has been saying outrageous, offensive things the whole time. he should have stepped aside a long time ago. kelly ayotte, who rented to push back when she mental -- you mentioned donald trump, says i will not vote for donald trump. read my statement here. rep. guinta: bradley byrne said he is not -- representative bradley byrne said he is not fit to be president. karen in nashville, tennessee. good morning. what do you think? caller: i think this is troubling for trump . i am a disabled veteran who actually moved to the nash

trump on saturday, mr. ryan did not go so far as to withdraw his support for the businessman and former reality tv star. mr. ryan's decision keeps him in the political purgatory of endorsing the republican nominee for president while continually having to say why he finds his remarks and policy positions despicable. up next, we have terry calling n from california. caller: it's los angeles. host: all right, calling in from l.a., very early. good morning to you, terry. what would you like to see the candidates asked tonight? caller: about climate change. the environment, climate change, global warming. i know that she said, hillary, you know, she said she believes in it, but that's about it. you know, she weren't asked questions, and i also would want to know about the minimum wage. it's been a while since i know hillary said in the primary hat she would raise it to $12. i'm wondering what she feels now if she's changed her mind completely or, you know. host: terry, let me ask you this. how involved do you think

paul ryan has still not pulled his endorsement for mr. trump but that doesn't matter to mr. trump. very angry at paul ryan. ip it's very obvious by his tweets. say, i can now fight for america the way i want to. leapt's talk about this and also the electoral map and if any of this will help donald trump. mark preston is with me. he's the cnn politics executive editor. also larry sabatto joins me, director of the center of politics at the university of virginia. so, where do i start, mark, have you ever seen anything like this? >> no, what we're seeing right now, a republican nominee, carol, a month before election, who seems to be, as you said, absolute meltdown right now. starting to -- i mean basically what we have is the wagons that have been circled and donald trump is shooting inward right now. how better time to talk about the electoral map. the path to victory to 270 looks like it's slipping farther and farther away from donald trump. >> let's put up the map. the red is solid republican. the light blue leans democrat. the dark blue is democratic. in the yellow, battleground

this isn't paul ryan saying anything negative about mr. isn't saying anything negative about mr. trump. charles: gianno, when paul ryan had the conference call earlier in the week, isn't that something he could have gone behind closed doors, no matter how he felt? he put donald trump, the nominee, in awkward position several times throughout the process, you can see donald trump would be embarrassed by it, hurt by it, and, yes he might want to unshackle himself from the business as usual, go along and get along kind of thing that hasn't helped the republicans gain the white house in the last two elections. >> you know, dr. gina, if i may, to tweet somebody whom i definitely defended on this program and a number of programs. he sent a eet because paul ryan didn't call him to say congratulations on a job well done. we need true leadership and i believe donald trump was a leader. i believe he was a business professional. had the right ideas. i'm definitely anti-hillary clinton, i will never support or endorse her. stick to the issues, why hil

and so they came and did what mr. ryanly said, focus on -- i forget who the speaker was at the time, gingrich. >> how could you? >> that they were going to focus on the congressional races to hold on to the house at that time. it was basically a concession that they realized that mr. dole wasn't going to win. i'm not sure that's true this time, but who knows. everything is so different this time. >> it is weird. >> let's get to sue her err wer your news update. >> we're going to start with the pentagon, which says yeme meyem rebels fired missiles. >>> rail service is trying to get back on track after a deadly train crash. as of this morning, eight out of 17 tracks were up and running, that station is a busy commuting hub into new york city and shut for nearly two weeks. >>> and what is cuter than a polar bear cub? well, a polar bear cub playing in a pool of ice cubes, of course. this video is our first glimpse of 10-month-old nora at the oregon zoo. she'll make her public debut later this month. she just made her national

. >> this is an interesting tactic on the part of mr. ryan.look at the house, there are really very few districts that are contested, correct? >> correct. we only rate 37 out of 435 districts as competitive right now. that's less than 9% of the house of representatives. that gives you an idea of just how narrow a trading range there is for movement in the house of representatives. especially after the last round of redistricting, but also because we just have a more stark urban versus rural divide than we had. you have to go out of your way to draw competitive house districts. we still have a number of competitive senate seats and that's why democrats still have a good chance of picking up the senate. >> let's go to those senate seats. it looks like a very long shot for the democrats to pick up the what 30 seats or so they need to flip the house. take us through a couple of the close contested senate seats and which way you think they may lean. >> well, we're looking at a narrow trading range that will decide control. democrats are the favorit

david: one last question and i will travel across the aisle to another mr. ryan, paul ryan.ts to unseat him as speaker of the house during a lame-duck session. d put any credence in those reports? tim: i spent a lot of time trying to figure out the tea party caucus in the house of representatives and i've not been able to do it. i'm glad i am tim ryan and not paul ryan because i think it's a shame, but i think he's going to have a big fight on his hands. the trump super ultraconservatives, the all right movement, i could see them wanted to take him out. they may happen. he had some trouble getting votes. john boehner told the end of his tenure had a lot more people peeling off. the systemic problem within the republican party has not changed. if anything it has gotten a lot worse. it will be interesting to see if they want to take them out. the bottom line is that i think we can pull this country together. we can agree on issues about rebuilding country, a big transportation bill, basic tax reform, investment in research and development, and these guys on the alt right would

what do you think about the fact that mr. ryan is giving you $2 off your hair cut? nce you started this program, you are getting a lot of props in your community. is it true that people are seeing you on the street and they are just waking up to you giving you some cash to help these young men with their hair cuts? >> well, not on the street, but a lot of people are just coming over to the shop. people that live in the neighborhood. people at our local diners is talking about it. they are just so appreciative. they are coming up and giving us donations. money, just saying, please continue doing what you are doing. use this for whatever you can. so, yeah, people are actually just coming up to us, coming to the shop and giving us donations. >> that's awesome. somebody is calling on the phone right now and saying, hey, did you realize fuller cut was on tv right now? of course, you did. ryan, what's been the reaction from the young patrons like young drew there? >> it's great because, to be honest with you, we're with these kids, you know, 15 or 20 minutes or so. so we o

mr. aid ryan [inaudible] who will recognize in a second sees our buses both coming and going. he goes to the plant whether it is in minnesota or canada to oversee the preparation and building of the vehicles and then follows down to san francisco to accept his selfless dedication is not only reflective in the fact that he bought himself a nice jacket, but that he continues to some 300 or new vehicles later into service continues to volunteer for the bus acceptance united unit. proud to introduce aid ryan and say that we talk a lot about history and tradition here and take great pride as a city and a agency in the connectivity across generations. while aidians father who is with us as well is a current employee at potrero division and he doesn't have a coat so he will be staying in san francisco while aid ian travels. please join me in honoring aidian for his fine work. [applause] >> on behalf the board of directors and agency thank you for the oud outstanding work. >> i have my wife and my mom margaret wilson and dad andrew mu narrow. they stand behind me and applaud my wife f

ryan be the speaker? at least would he have the backing of the campaign? little tepid response from kellyanne conway this morning. let's see what she had to say. >> does mr. trump want paul ryan to be the speaker if he's elected? >> well that's up to the members of the congress. but, i hope it means that we have a majority in the house, the senate and the presidency. because that actually would be the best indication that americans who are voting for donald trump for president also want a mandate for him to push through different pieces of legislation. >> and there you have kellyanne conway again speaking truth to the fact that it is up to the members of congress, the house of representatives, about whether paul ryan would be able to be speaker. but the fact of the matter is if donald trump were to win the presidency, carol, if he were to win the presidency, there's probably no question that republicans -- >> wait, wait, isn't that an extraordinary thing for a campaign manager to say about a house speaker the most powerful republican in the united states? you can't give an unqualified, of course he would be speaker of the house? >> sure but we're in extr

mr. speaker are you hurting the , republican party? >> ryan, meanwhile, avoided questions from an abc news crew after a private event in kenosha. >> mr. speaker, will you un-endorse? >> this all comes after the friday release of the now-infamous trump video, and ryan then rescinding an invitation to trump to attend a weekend rally in elkhorn. marquette poll director charles franklin says one-in-four wisconsin republicans don't support trump, and showdown with ryan could hurt trump further in this state. loyalty towards trump is maybe more consequential for his fortunes. >> franklin adds that there's no question the video release cost trump support in wisconsin with hillary clinton gaining 20 points in the poll in just at 6:00, we'll look at which 48 hours. voters were impacted the most. patrick: thank you. trump also went after hillary clinton today. the democratic presidential late this afternoon. clinton saying she's not focussed on trump's attacks. >> i don't care what he says about me. i care what he says about you. and i'll tell you what,

but they courted paul ryan. mr. trump went to the capitol to meet with paul ryan and husband caucus, his delegation. so they wanted him. we're not talking about a list, growing list of republicans who they decided not to ask for their endorsement. this was people whose endorsements they wanted, they sought, and now they're fleeing ship. and this tape, i think, has moved republicans to do that because it's not the first time. this is a continuing escalating line of him attacking americans. >> i'll get to the trouble for your side in a minute. first, corey, are you concerned about the new polls that are out that show nationally donald trump with a double-digit deficit? >> again, national polls at this point don't matter. >> okay. but battleground polls also show him sliding. >> what unfortunately i don't think your electoral map shows when it comes to donald trump's path to 270, the state of maine. you give that all to hillary clinton. no way that's going to happen. the state of maine is allocated proportionally. >> so

conway on "good morning america" offering lukewarm support at best for paul ryan next year to be speaker of the house. >> does mr. trump want paul ryan to be the speaker if he's elected? >> well, that's up to the members of the congress, but i hope it means that we have a majority in the house, the senate and the presidency because that actually would be the best indication that americans who are voting for donald trump for president also want a mandate for him to push through different pieces of legislation. >> now, you know she is right, the fact is if donald trump were to win the election that means we probably have coattails, we drag republicans across the finish line, republicans would have a good shot at maintaining the senate and of course the house of representatives as well. but still, the lukewarm reception to paul ryan, i guess we can't be too surprised being that paul ryan distanced himself. >> let's say republicans do get control of the senate and the house, right? that means mr. trump would have to work with fellow republicans and he said some nasty stuff about them. >> he has but -- >> republicans

paul ryan is spending time criticizing directly and indirectly mr. than focusing on preventing hillary clinton. he's focused on trying to distance himself from donald trump which will only harm paul ryan. martha: in terms of paul ryan, it was really the video that seemed to be the tipping point for him in terms of his ability to support mr. trump. was there any effort by mr. trump to reach out to paul ryan to say i want to talk about that. >> i wouldn't be able to speak to that. but it would be unfortunate if a tape from 11 years ago with mr. trump using hyperbole would decide the future of the country. whether that could sway his position on supporting donald trump or not. paul ryan hasn't formally revoked his endorsement and i do applaud that. but the fact he's not willing to campaign with mr. trump despite what we have seen in wikileaks and what we know about her disastrous plan for this country, it will come back to haunt paul ryan. he's popular in wisconsin, but not popular nationwide. the trump supporters will remember this. so i don't think th

jc: donald trump railed against house speaker paul ryan, even accusing h against him. mr. trump: there is a hole in her studio going. jc: he spent most of the rally hitting hillary clinton. the state department under scrutiny for poorly giving preferential treatment to clinton foundation donors after the 2010 80 earthquake. -- 2010 haiti earthquake. the clinton campaign also preferential treatment in the e-mail to replace that information that was already available to the public. clinton's campaign chair, who was the hacking victim, is alleging the trump campaign coordinated with wikileaks and russian hackers. >> he had advanced warning. jc: hillary clinton is working to shake off the attacks with the democratic united front. the stopn capitalize on gop divisions in the wake of trump's crude 2005 comments about women. clinton is putting rusher on republican candidates to clarify they are either with trump or against him. as for the latest wikileaks e-mail hack, the fbi is investigating. the next presidential debate is one week from tonight. heather: residents in florida no

ryan." and why is this significant is that mr. brandenstein voted for paul ryan in 2015 when ryan ran for the speakership. so if paul ryan wants to be speaker, he needs to limit defections on the house floor and if people like jthis senato are angry, it will make it hard. paul ryan is still endorsing donald trump. he just said he won't campaign or defend him. clearly a lot of republicans and conservatives who believe that position that ryan is taking is making it harder for them to unite at this point in the election, brooke. >> manu raju breaking the news for us today. also as we mentioned donald trump is in the battleground state of florida today, two events rolling out a fresh set of familiar accusations about the clinton campaign. here you go. >> the department of justice fed information -- think of this -- to the clinton campaign about the e-mail investigation. so that the campaign could be prepared to cover up her crimes. this corruption and collusion is just one more reason why i will ask my attorney general to appoint a spe

support him, although some of those, kelly ayotte in new hampshire and the denunciations by paul ryan and mr. mcconnell, the congressional leadership, but also several people saying he needs to drop out of the race. this has no, sir happent happen. >> no, and it's a growing number of people. the left was very smart about this, democrats were very smart, they immediately trying to make sure that the standard that is set here is it's not enough to simply disavow donald trump and say you're repulsed by these statements, but rather to say that you do not support him anymore. i think this is an important point too, though, paul, in terms of what he decides to do. he is putting his down ticket in just terribly vulnerable situations. you saw joe hack, running for the nevada seat, he came out today and said i'm not going to support donald trump. and half of his audience is clapping, half of his audience is booing him. forcing these candidates to have to make this decision. this could be incredibly destructive, not just for the top of the ticket but all the way down. >> all right. so i mean, you have

trump and republican speaker paul ryan. mr.g he was happy to be free from what he called republican party shackles. with a widening split, will it help or hurt the party in other races? eamon javers reports from washington. >> that's right. donald trump today tweeting insults or criticism at paul ryan and john mccain and what he calls disloyal ars around the country. trump traveling the country denoud denouncing those republicans who stepped away from him, harming them in their own senate and house elections. that's the real political agony here for mitch mcconnell and paul ryan inside washington as they try to maintain those house and senate majorities. take a look at the balance of power in the senate, these are the senatorial battleground states, remember, democrats need to pick up four or five depending on who wins the presidency in order to take the senate from republicans. cook report has seven battleground states that are tossups as of right now. republicans lead in most of those as of right now. but in each of those cas

senate majority pac is responsible >> ryan: just call him mr. future president. a 9-year-old maryland boy the future looking very bright. he is pitching his idea to the white house and the white house is taking note. >> jadiann: he says it's his mission to make a better >> reporter: this is jacob, grooming his 3 d. printing craft ahead of the final white house science fair and while his creations got him to the white house he set hits sights beyond it with a pitch. >> hi to practice it in the car while i was in the car flying to d.c. i practiced it so many times that when i was at the white house i almost forgot it. >> we should have a kids advisory group that starts explaining to us what is is working and could help us shape advances in stem education, that was' jacob's idea. we're going to follow up on that. >> reporter: won't you know it that's what they did. maybe summed up best by jacob himself. >> it was exciting to hear president obama took advice from a child. >> that's you why are smarter than me. so -- [laughter] we infact have formed a science advisory

support him, although some of those, kelly ayotte in new hampshire and the denunciations by paul ryan and mr. mcconnell, the congressional leadership, but also several people saying he needs to drop out of the race. this has no, sir happent happen. >> no, and it's a growing number of people. the left was very smart about this, democrats were very smart, they immediately trying to make sure that the standard that is set here is it's not enough to simply disavow donald trump and say you're repulsed by these statements, but rather to say that you do not support him anymore. i think this is an important point too, though, paul, in terms of what he decides to do. he is putting his down ticket in just terribly vulnerable situations. you saw joe hack, running for the nevada seat, he came out today and said i'm not going to support donald trump. and half of his audience is clapping, half of his audience is booing him. forcing these candidates to have to make this decision. this could be incredibly destructive, not just for the top of the ticket but all the way down. >> all right. so i mean, you have