let me see if ryan's friends >> i saw ryan's screen name pop up.eally angry, actually, because i thought someone was just playing a big joke. and to me that was not funny at all. >> all these instant messages started popping up. you know, "who are you? what are you doing? this isn't funny. get off of ryan's account." i was typing back as fast as i could. "i'm mr. halligan. is there anything anybody is willing to share with me that might explain why ryan did what he did?" >> we just started talking about what i knew. people would say things to ryan over the internet and at school. like, "you are such a loser," and just really mean things. >> narrator: over the summer, ryan had become the victim of a vicious cyber-bullying campaign. one boy had started a rumor that ryan was gay. >> i didn't stick up for him at the time because i thought it was just that middle school bullying, it happens. but it was real, and it really hurt him. >> you know, back in my day, if you were getting bullied it ends at the schoolyard. you come home and you have your safe ha

i just -- it's all about ryan.aan amazing son and i know he's fighting in there. they gave us 24 to 48 hours that he would live, we're 13 months out now. he's in there fighting and we're standing right by him and i know he's going to wake up one of these days. >> what gives you that faith that he's going to wake up one day? are doctors giving you hope by something they're saying? i need to point out, i don't know that we said it enough in the piece that we just showed. but you, even after the therapists go, there you are, you stay with him, massaging his legs, massaging his feet, you even watch football together. you read him the newspaper, trying to keep him stimulated. it's a remarkable, the amount of love you are showing your son. but what are the doctors telling you? and is it love or hope that's really driving you? >> doctors generally are not willing to share their information with us or how they think his outlook will be. the standard answer we get is everyone is different. so going on that theory, my son is

by the way, ryan, i understand we have another surprise. thanks, mr. president, again. ryan?> yf you never done my show? >> you do it in the morning and reasonable people are asleep. >> you did an extraordinary interview with reverend graham back in i think 2005. and he had sent a letter that he wanted us to read on the air and i'll read it in part. it says, dear larry, hard to believe after so many years you are retiring from "larry king live." i'll miss watching you every evening as i have done for so long and thank you for the times you had me on your program. i always thoroughly enjoyed the times together. i want to send at least this brief note of appreciation both for your program and for our years of personal friendship. you will will be greatly missed in my evening routine and that is from reverend billy graham and i think we say ditto. >> also, i think a big friend of mine. >> larry: i know. loved your movie. >> trying to get on your show. >> larry: lots more to come. don't go away. >> larry: we're back with bill >> larry: we're back with bill maher and ryan seacrest

i kind of consider ryan and michelle to be co-writers on this film with me.scenes, they would have dialogues, they would talk about the emotions and everything. so by the time we started shooting the first scene of the movie where they're together i had never seen them together. and the first thing we shot is a scene where ryan comes over to michelle's house with flowers and his face is beat up and i just kind of put the camera in the back of the room and just watched what would happen and it was just... there was this tangible connection between ryan and michelle on the screen. and it... they had been doing character work for years and suddenly they were on screen showing it to each other so i felt like i was making a documentary of two people getting to know each other on screen, two people falling in love on screen. it felt that real and i used all my training in documentary film to try to just support that. and then we had to shoot a... the second part of the movie where they're... they've been married for six years and there has to be some sort of shared

ryan white lost his battle in 1990 at the age of 18. as his mother sat near her son's name, there's hundreds of other names here that weighed on her mind. >> ryan's was the face, but the people have really made such a difference in the face of this epidemic, i'm sad that they won't get the recognition and the remembrance maybe. >>> well now it's time to turn to the weather and a little rain headed our way? >> yes, some spotty showers, some cloud cover. but those overnight temperatures not nearly as cold as they have been the past 7 to eight days. all right, let's take a look at the water here. you can see san francisco with over 3 3/4 inches. oakland 3 1/2 inches, so we are below average here when it comes to those percentages, but still plenty of time to catch up. so still a lot of time and we have had some decent storms here in the past. right now the radar is starting to light up a little bit there, north of yreka, also near crescent city as well. throughout most of the bay area, we continue to remain dry here throughout the north ba

is the woman in the video michelle ryan? here she is in a cbs 2 news interview and side by side with the woman in the foot fetish video that greatly resembles her. >> he's a very gentle man in private. >> reporter: while the coach didn't talk about the video, he did talk about michelle. >> my wife's beautiful. she's been -- we've been married for 23 years. and, you know, we've -- you you know, she's awesome. >> that was christine sloan from our new york station wcbs tv reporting. i just hope they smelled good and were pretty feet. straight ahead on this thursday morning, we'll have your weather forecast and, in sports, the best team in the nba keeps its win streak alive. [children screaming] [growl] i met my husband here. i got to know my grandkids here. we've discovered so much here together. but my doctor told me that during that time my high cholesterol was contributing to plaque buildup in my arteries. that's why i'm fighting my cholesterol... with crestor. along with diet, crestor does more than help manage cholesterol,

he had an excellent game. 1st half he was outstanding. >> it's nice to see ryan come back. you're never really sure how a guy will come back after he's been out for a while and i thought ryan came back and did everything we asked him to do. >> when we return, more on why the kicking game was not a well oiled machine.  >>> there are three sure things in life, death, taxes and brian orakpo being held by the opposition. it happened all season, happened again today. bucs go ahead and score and afterward orakpo was hot, just under four minutes left skins clinging to a 10-9 lead. 41 yards for the go ahead score, bucs added a two pointer make it 17-10 lead, but should it have happened? should it have counted. watch the right side of the screen. the buccaneers donald penn with an arm war to the neck -- arm bar to the neck of orakpo. it clearly looks like a holding penalty. nothing was called. the head coach pointing out to the ref look at that picture. he held. he held. mike shanahan, what happened? >> he wasn't held. he was mugged, yeah. i was showing them that pi

incomi incoming paul ryan, and chris van hollen. we will ask if the dust-up with the democrats will hurt the president. and democracy from america. the view from the supreme court. we'll sit down for a rare interview with justice stephen breyer. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. and our power player of the week makes beautiful jewelry, she calls wearable history. all right now, on "fox news sunday". hello again from fox news in washington. congress is likely to vote this week on the controversial deal president obama worked out with republicans to extend hundreds of bilons of dollars in tax cuts. the big showdown is expected in the house where democrats are threatening to kill it. joining us now two key players. from the home state of to wisconsin, republican paul ryan who takes over as chairman of the house budget committee next month. here in washington, chris van hollen who will be the top democrat on the ecommittee. welcome back to "fox news sunday." congressman van hollen, this week, the house democratic caucus voted not to e

pleading with the court to let george ryan out. good evening. i'm micah materre. >> and i'm mark suppelsa. it is our top story and around the country tonight. amy rutledge joins us with more. >> reporter: a spokesperson says she is at home resting. now hoping a motion filed today will make it possible for them to see each other one last time before her very aggressive cancer takes it toll. laura lynn ryan's health has been apparent for each court appearance. she was already diagnosed with a terminal lung disease and given one to two years to live. today she was hospitalized where doctors determined her prognosis is much more grave than previously thought. >> she's got a 7 centimeter tumor in her left lung that did not show up just months ago in the scans. which indicates it's a fast- growing aggressive tumor. >> reporter: so aggressive george ryan's attorney filed an emergency motion today imploring federal judge to release ryan to spend his wife's final days by her side. mrs. ryan not only has a tumor in her lung but lesions on her liver and li

that is pat christian the chief architect of the ryan white act.that giant rock also bears the names of the late senator edward kennedy and of course ryan and his mom. reporting live tonight here in san francisco, i'm heather holmes. >>> and to mark world aids day the white house has placed a large ribbon . >>> senate republicans are reportedly planning to block all session coming from democrats expect all measures relating to dell corrals. gop seniors the planning to -- both sides said they've agreed to work on a compromise. some 454,000 people in california along with hundreds of thousands more across the coup treu who received long temple unemployment benefits will soon find themselves without a check. republicans blocked the measure saying their concern over budget benefits. democrats say they'll try to pass the extension before the lame duck session ends. >>> a u.s. army sergeant is facing court marshalls to incidents in afghanistan. saf sergeant sergeant brahm is charging of taking photographs of casualties. the five charges he faces could re

that is pat christian the chief architect of the ryan white act.that giant rock also bears the names of the late senator edward kennedy and of course ryan and his mom. reporting live tonight here in san francisco, i'm heather holmes. >>> and to mark world aids day the white house has placed a large ribbon . >>> senate republicans are reportedly planning to block all session coming from democrats expect all measures relating to dell corrals. gop seniors the planning to -- both sides said they've agreed to work on a compromise. some 454,000 people in california along with hundreds of thousands more across the coup treu who received long temple unemployment benefits will soon find themselves without a check. republicans blocked the measure saying their concern over budget benefits. democrats say they'll try to pass the extension before the lame duck session ends. >>> a u.s. army sergeant is facing court marshalls to incidents in afghanistan. saf sergeant sergeant brahm is charging of taking photographs of casualties. the five charges he faces could re

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ryan's mother spoke at the e vent. >> it isn't just about ryan. there are so many families that have been through this epidemic. they felt the same suffering and pain that i went through. >> during today's noontime on -- observance there will be a memorial for ryan white. >>> 7:16. now that the pentagon has released its report on the don't ask/don't tell policy, senate democrats want to hold a vote on repealing that policy this m onth. defense secretary robert gates, wants the senate to act before it adjourns this month. gates says there is an urgency to act because the courts could invalidate the policy without warning, leaving the military with no time to prepare for the change. >> i'm determined to see if the law is repealed, the changes are implemented in such a way as to minimize any negative impact on the morale, co heren and e ffectiveness of combat units units that are deployed, about to deploy to the frontlines. >> that pentagon report c oncluded that revealing the ban on bays -- gays serving openly. senate democrats have s cheduled -- ha

paul ryan. [applause] >> thank you so much, matt.at to see a lot of old friends here. i was raised on these issues by jack kemp, judy shelton. i guess we're all getting the band back together, is what's happening here. this is probably the best 25

i need him to, you know, wake up. >> helping ryan as opposed to helping with the research. traumatic brain injury is so unknown. the brain is such a complex organ and ryan will be going through this new sort of research. >> the say they are now struggling to pay many. medical expenses their insurance doesn't cover. if you want to donate, just go to nbcwashington.com and search key word ryan. >>> the government is banning the sale of drop side baby cribs. more than and infant toddler deaths have been blad on them in the last ten years. erica edwards has that story. >> reporter: the sides that move up and down were originally designed to help lift babies out of bed. but the consumer product safety commission says they are ngerous and deadly and has banned them from stores. >> they are a fundamental threat to the lives of infants and young children. that threat today stops. >> reporter: the cpsc says now functioning hard wear or assembly problem can cause them to detach and create a gap between the rail and the mattress where babies can get stuck and suffocate. 32 babies and t

thanks to ryan owens for that report. when we come back, we go to the gulf. shocking scenes from the ocean floor. oil everywhere. we take a submarine tour of the gulf oil spill site. p[ male announcer ] how can

[applause] how about giants infielder ryan rohlinger? ryan. in game four of the national championship series, this was one of the great post-season games ever played in major- league history and one of the great games of this post season. he cut down the phillies' carlos ruiz with an incredible grow, outfielder aaron rowand. [applause] i do not think any giants fan is ever going to forget that night. rockets were in san francisco. gimenez were on the mound, and his mad-to help win a critical game, outfielder darren ford. ladies and gentlemen, i have only one phrase for the next giants player -- the beard. brian wilson. [applause] fear teh beard. how about the youngest left- handed pitcher in the history of the world series. eight shut up series. madison bumgarner. they tied the phillies in game 6. the bullpen when they last innings, and coming in first in the third inning, men all over the bases in a tie game, and he was critical to the giants winning the pennant. here he is, a left-hander, affeldt. -- jeremy affeldt. \ the next left-handed pi

ryan seacrest is a radio host, producer. they'll be with us throughout the show. that is sendoff party going on right now in beverly hills. we'll be checking in there during the hour and heading there as soon as the show is over. thank you both for coming. i'm very -- i mean it. i'm very grateful, bill. >> larry, you're 25 years. you're an icon. everyone's waiting for the words and the words are these are hard words to say. bill maher. >> larry: how did you take that? you took it emotionally, didn't you? >> just so happy to be here. i remember when i took your confession earlier this year. when you announced that this -- >> larry: you were on the show the night i announced? >> can i say something to everybody. i'll appoint myself as a referee right at the beginning. this is not larry's funeral. you know?

ryan owens has more details, now, from panama city. >> reporter: police say the man who shattered thatwas a 56-year-old ex-con with a grudge. clay duke was angry the board has fired his wife, a special ed teacher, earlier this year. >> he loved me. he loved his family. and he was just trying to have keep stop, as he would say, dump on me. >> reporter: on clay duke's body, they found something even more disturbing. >> he had another box of ammo. and i believe that box of ammo was full and would contain 50 rounds. >> reporter: while others went to safety, board member ginger littleton snuck back in. and tried to knock the gun out of duke's hand with her purse. >> i have three, wonderful daughters. and they said, mom, are you just stupid? what were you thinking? >> reporter: her act of bravery was the only one. the superintendent, bill husfelt, calmly negotiated with duke. trying to get the other board members to leave. >> i don't want anybody to get hurt. and i have a feeling that what you want is the cops to come in and kill you because you're mad. >> i'm going to die today. >> but why?