the referee decides ryan doesn't fully complete a reversal. ryan misses a championship title, losing 2-1. >> there's a very clear moment where it looks like i scored. but i can't leave it up to the referee to make that sort of decision. i can't make the decision ambiguous. >> it's tough to have something like that happen. and it's especially hard to look at, you know, in the tapes and things like that. but it's just more fuel to the fire. >> reporter: this april, ryan lost the spark in that fire. mark cody, the coach who recruited and inspired ryan left for the university of oklahoma. >> i felt like he got me back to the place where i was during my youth. and just really believing in myself and hatching the confidence and having the mental state to really want to push through everything all the time. i wasn't angry at all. because i think i had gotten from him what i really needed, and that was -- i think we both benefited from each other greatly. i was ready for a change. i was ready for a new coach, and ready to get something -- take somethi

ryan, do we have to have a way of looking at same-sex marriage? >> actually, i came on to talk about the debt crisis and the budget, and that's the driving issue of this election. but i supported the wisconsin amendment to define marriage between a man and woman. bill clinton signed into law the defensive marriage act. if i recall from the last presidential campaign, president obama, vice president biden said they supported marriage as being between a man and woman. i don't know why we spend all this time talking about this. we have a debt crisis talking about it, and the administration gave us a budget that just failed to tackle the challenges. i think that's what we ought to be talking about right now. >> there's a presidential campaign, and you are a republican leader in congress, and these issues are talking about the bandwidth. and that's why i wanted to get your views on them. i want to move on to the economy. let's talk about the payroll tax cut that was passed this week. neither of you actually supported it. my question for you, congressma

i thought what ryan did was amazing. >> ryan's questioning was excellent.nd what was excellent about it from my standpoint as a financial reporter is he asked questions that are part of the debate in the market. we see that way too rarely in front of congress. my hat is off to ryan for the questions he asked. the point i was making is we didn't learn all that much new on his outlook on the economy or in monetary policy, because of all the stuff we got last week. and more of the focus was the political back-and-forth. >> which is why we didn't really see a market reaction. >> i think that's right, maria. >> thank you very much, gentlemen. we'll check in later. >> rick santelli is good theater, too. and we mean that in a good way. we've got 50 minutes to go with the dow down a whopping six points. >> the chief operating officer from electronic arts will be with us. >> many games there, they do. as we mentioned, house budget committee chairman paul ryan reacts to been bernanke on the economic recovery. looking for that. >> stick around. treasury secretary tim

. >> chairman ryan, let me start with you. is that what we can expect from republicans in this campaign, as a faith-based broadside attack against the president's leadership? >> i could not hear all the click from rick santorum, but what we are getting from the white house, it's not an issue about contraception, it's an issue that reveals a political philosophy that the president is showing that basically treats the constitutional rights as if they are revokable privileges by the government and not rights we have from our creator, and it's a political philosophy that puts new government-granted rights in the way of our constitutional rights. it's an argument for freedom in protecting the rights. it's really not about contraception, it's about violating our first amendment rights to a religious freedom. >> you think it's an appropriate part of the debate for a republican contender for the white house to say things like if he says he's a christian, then he's a christian? haven't we been through this before trying to demonize the

need to say paul ryan, paul ryan, paul ryan, and i say do you know him and they say, no, but he has big idea, he wants big reform. he knows we face big problems. that is what the republican presidential candidate --. >>neil: when you look at their plans, they are sounding similar and if they preach from the same square you go to the guy who is running the choir, right? >>guest: maybe or at least if it picks united states in the economy you get nervous about the other guys taking over, the republican control the house, so make it is safer, for a small percentage. >>neil: the steady as show goes. >>guest: and it may not happen. but to boat an incumbent president you need a bill idea. >>neil: no one has a big idea. do they need it fast? >>guest: fast? maybe not but sooner ran their l.a. but meanwhile the congressional republicans should say, fine, well cut the corporate tax rate 28 percent toll. >>neil: with everything the president approached including keeping the special breaks. >>guest: just cut the top rate from 35 percent to 28 percent, the total revenue is 180 and -- call his blu

i know those two talk, ryan leading in the congress.ight essentially throw in with paul ryan's budget, which will be very tough on spending, probably $6 to trillion below the current services line. that a possibility, how to unite the whole republican party? >> look, the principles that congressman ryan espouse are very strong principles as related to fiscal conservatism. and i think governor romney as he has continued to go out and reach as many voters throughout this campaign, i mean he has talked about the very same principles. now i think that the tales may be different. but governor romney does believe if we have these type of reforms on the entitlement side, and that if we make taxes fairer, flatter, and broaden the base, that we're going to have the economic development, the economic growth that we need that is going to help create jobs in this country. >> just on that point, that tax point, last one for you, kevin. we appreciate your time as always. norquist has said that governor romney should essentially take paul ryan's tax r

ryan white funded initiatives are saving lives. declines in aids deaths are a direct result of the '30s and services that have been made more widely available through the ryan white act to large numbers of uninsured and underinsured people here that is why it was disappointing when the bush administration first proposed severe cuts, and that is why i have fought continued republican efforts to sustain these cuts. for several years, i worked successfully in a bipartisan way to roll back these destabilizing cuts and their potentially devastating impact. since 2007, we have restored nearly $21 million to san francisco systems of care. every step of the way in fighting these cuts, i have found a partner in the san francisco mayor's office, beginning with mayor newsom and continued by mayor lee. today's announcement by mayor lee of $1.8 million in supplemental city funding will result in save lives. i look also like to a knowledge supervisors wiener, campos, and olague and members of the san francisco hiv/aids planning council for their

ryan: mr. speaker, mr. chairman, i want to begin by thanking my friend, chris van hollen, the ranking member of the budget committee. this is a collaborative effort, it's a bipartisan effort. it's not that often we have a chance to do this. mr. chairman, let me begin by saying i yield myself two minutes. the chair: the gentleman virginia tech. mr. ryan: i want to first say i want to thank the gentleman from maryland, for his collaborative effort. we believe whenever we can find the opportunity to reach across the aisle and work in a bipartisan fashion to go after wasteful spending, we should do that. that's what this effort's all about. i also want to thank some of our staff who put a lot of -- mr. chairman -- the chair: the house will be in order. the gentleman from wisconsin may proceed. mr. ryan: i also want to thank the staffer who put a lot of work in this. paul, nicole and john on the majority side. i want to thank tom, gale, and ellen for their hard work on the minority side. chairman dr

we will have house budget chairman paul ryan. he's going to join as you little later in the show, tell us all about the budget and perhaps the payroll tax holiday as well. >> i want to get back to this other story, the biggest corporate tax hike in the history of the earth. today tim geithner testified before the senate fans committee defending team obama's election year call for higher taxes on wealthy taxpayers. here he is on corporate tax reform. >> we're going to propose a broad reform that will lower rates, broaden the base and wipe out a very substantial fraction, dozens and dozens and dozens of special tax prercferences for businesses. >> while creating a lot of new ones? >> no. >> the obama budget has a $350 billion tax hike on american companies. that is crazy. and inside that according to the budget is a $150 billion tax hike on u.s. profits overseas, exactly wrong. there is talk about a goebbels minimum tax, which is perhaps where that $150 billion tax hike comes from. that is also wrong. essentially these measures are

ryan: mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to the motion. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. ryan: mr. speaker, the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the house will be in order. mr. ryan: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. ryan: i have good news. good news from my friend for -- for my friend from iowa. this isn't necessary. it's already done. c.b.o. -- the congressional budget office already prepares these macroanalysis any time we consider legislation affecting these programs. more to the point, mr. speaker, if you want to get the kind of detailed analysis on how policy changes affect medicare and social security beneficiaries, that is done by the trustees, by the actuaries at c.m.s. and h.r.s. -- h.h.s. and at social security, at s.s.a. not by the c.b.o. but the other part of the good news is they do that as well. so what is good for us is that we do not need to pass this, it's u

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ryan zimmerman is close toa new contract. linsanity was >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> the big story is the club is getting close to a new deal with ryan zimmerman. negotiations have been going on for over a month. he wants to finish his career here in washington. he does not want to continue negotiations into spring training. they are trying to hammer out a deal now. his current contracts is for five years. now he wants six years added on. let's cut to the nba. the big game showcased lebron james and jeremy lin. jimmy lin really struggled against the best team against the wind. miami made him pay. look at this. he had the dawn of the night. -- dunk of the night. dwane wade but an exclamation point on this. college basketball, american university and bought now face off in a matchup tonight. -- bucknell faced off in a matchup tonight. johnson led the way. this is johnson 43. they beat american 55-50. tiger woods was playing in the championship in tucson, arizona. he did not have his

ryan's a pro.d a little -- just a little miffed. >> yes, he did. >> he sure did. >> what about billy crystal? i mean, it was fun to see him back. i was trying to google something of his from last night and it brought up something from 2004. he looked, you know, the same looking back. >> well, you know, look, some people complained that, oh, you know, there was nothing cutting edge. you didn't -- you don't want cutting edge with billy crystal. that's why you bring billy crystal in. you bring him back, because you tried doing the other stuff, it bombed. >> yes. >> and you know what, i mean, it's tried, it's true, it's funny. you know, i thought he did a great job. some of the montages -- the one they did on the long lost focus group on the "wizard of oz" i thought was hysterical. >> i thought that was great. >> who did you think -- because you have a much better advantage in seeing them in person, who just radiated just beautifully on the red carpet? >> i think -- i think octavia spencer. she radiate

but i don't think ryan seacrest thought he was going to be the -- >> i think ryan makes enough moirngs. >> he'll just get another tux. >> and everybody makes such a big deal of billy crystal coming bag after an eight or nine-year hiatus. what did you think of the job he did? >> he actually did pretty good. he was safe. i love the stuff he did with justin bieber. the only thing is he fell flat playing sammy davis. because nobody even knows billy crystal played sammy davis. >> those of us who know his career know he's been doing sammy for years, so we're used to seeing him do that. fun show all the way around. good winner for hollywood. thank you very much. >> thanks, bruno. >> we'll be right back after this. yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations or

gossling. >> why after ryan? first they say bradley cooper is the hunkiest guy in america. the guy is melt in your mouth gorgeous. >> red eye, bill schulz went to the protest -- don't come after us saying we are anti-gossling you are anti-eyeballs. >> he does have -- >> always with wings and a beard. >> anne, are you on the ban wagon or is there another hunk you prefer? >> i think this is what happens when you start letting homeless peach watch porno. it leads to this. >> what is next? >> the libraries are going to be packed. >> that's true. >>> bill, you almost skipped work when you heard this. are you taking monday off. >> when first i heard about the slight -- i protested bradley cooper. now i look at him and i say, i can appreciate a gorgeous man. i can appreciate that. i continue see what is god about gosseling. he looks like a young jeff daniels and a llama. >> gosseling or cooper. >> there are -- >> watch him and get back to him. >> don't wear the sweatpants when you see him. you will be drooling. >> you a

grabbed the bike and yanked ryan off the bike.er there-- of course, ryan came running, crying to me, and what we did was go back and bring both of the children together and talked about it and said, "ok, ryan, what do you need to say to this little boy?" and ryan used his words and said, you know, "i had the bike, i was using it, and i'm not finished." and we told the other little boy, "well, what can we do," you know, "if you really want to ride the bike and ryan's not finished?" and then the little boy told ryan that he would like a turn. "can i have a turn when you're done, please?" so a lot of that is... said alone by the kids, but a lot of it needs some adult supervision, and sometimes you have to give the words to the kids. woman: there's green frog, a black sheep... hendrickour goal is for children to be able to getlong and resolve their problems among themselves, not to rely on adults to constantly referee and make decisions for them. ke a look athis classroom. what do you see? wh's different about this situation? you note

>> larry, it's not so much that they're scared of the paul ryan budget.hey don't want to show what the realistic alternative is, so instead of saying what the truth is, their plan for medicare is to have a board of bureaucrats denying care. they don't want to say that's the alternative to the ryan plan and they want to pretend that the alternative is a mythical world where everyone gets everything forever. by not putting anything on the table and by not defending anything they can attack paul ryan without making clear what the actual alternative is. >> i have to -- this is just falsehood. what democrats in the senate do is pass appropriations bills which pay for things and -- >> and where does it come from when they have no budget? >> it's interesting to note that when the white house sends up the budget under the budget act as it's about to do and it has done every year of the administration, that as you know, we understand theth legislative process on the show, right? it starts with the appropriations process and the -- >> that is not true. >> that is n

no, i really don't see that happening. >> paul ryan, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> you bet, luke. >>> paul ryan and chris von hollen, will be david gregory's exclusive guests on "meet the press." >>> we'll get a check on wall street after the dow's four-year high. >>> and super pac, super spending, it's been the story of the primaries, but will it matter in the general election? we've got the top five reasons that super pacs may be overhyped. >>> but today's trivia question, how many u.s. presidents went by their middle name. give us their whole name. tweet us at "daily rundown," the first correct answer will get a follow friday. if you want it, send us some answers. [ laura ] maine is known for its lighthouses, rocky shore, and most importantly, its lobster. it's the tastiest, the sweetest, the freshest. nobody can ever get enough. [ male announcer ] it's lobsterfest at red lobster, the one time of year you can savor 12 exciting lobster entrees like lobster lover's dream or new maine lobster and shrimp trio. [ laura ] hot, right out of the shel

congratulations to ryan for recovering. thank you again to hospital staff. some of the most wonderful and hardest days i have had as mayor of the city. i want to let you know, for the firefighters out there, certainly the two i had the chance to be with in their last days, i want to thank you again for the wonderful hospital team we have and how we celebrated their lives by giving them the best we had. their families know that. on behalf of the city, again, another great example. we have really positive days to look forward to. in 2015,ç women get the most ld gold acute hospital opened up in oakland. we are on our way to that. we're working with contractors and vendors that are spending some $54 million to build the hospital, local dollar is going to local businesses to participate in the $877 million project. on time, in budget. yes, very important to do. we are going to be increasing the capacity of hospital beds. we will almost triple the size of the trauma emergency center. why? because we love the people here, the residents. we have theç capacity to g

you're on the air with tim ryan of ohio. >> caller: governor, greta. governor, mr. ryan. >> good morning. >> caller: an example of something i wanted to bring up rather than a question. an 80-year-old woman, you know, on social security, she has to buy a pair of tweezers, say. she goes to the store. there is an american-made pair for $1.49 that is going to last 30 years. and then there is, you know, a cheap pair from china, 99 cents. i think most people understand why she buys the 99 cent pair. but just to pose that against a hypothetical billionaire from new york who owns hotels throughout new york city and atlantic city, and he is buying furniture for his hotels that he flies the american flag outside of. the bid comes in from china 20% lower than the u.s. manufacturer. and he buys the chinese furniture. you know what? is everything the bottom line? be an american. be a patriot. pay the extra 20% and feel good about it. and really, that's all i've got to say. thanks. >> well, you know, we have lost a lot of manufacturing. and i don't think there is many districts

ryan from brooklyn. [ cheers and applause ] a local guy. ryan, could i have your phone?it right here. look at this. that's so broken, no case. [ laughter ] super cool. let's put it in the hacker 9000. let's listen to your most recent voicemail. >> hey, ryan, this is the barnes & noble in brooklyn, and we're calling to let you know that the following books you put on hold have come in. "justin bieber, the unauthorized biography," "the complete guide to being a belieber," "i've got bieber fever: one fan story," "how i stopped worrying and just learned to love the biebs" and "small wieners happen to good people 2nd edition." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: sorry. appreciate that. >> just come on by and pick up the books anytime you want. we're at the barnes & noble in brooklyn. >> jimmy: all right, there you go. thank you so much. sorry about that. [ cheers and applause ] let's see what we've got. come on. how are you doing, buddy? >> i'm doing well. how are you? >> jimmy: good. let me get the hacker 9000. yeah, get your phone ready there. what's your name? >> r.j. >> j

ryan brawn facing a 50-game suspension from major league baseball and ryan zimmerman trying to get aerm contract hammered out in the next couple days. we're also going to talk about the optimism surrounding the team this year. more buzz around the nationals >>> dan, you must be really cool, man, to be with the team that there's some excitement about this year. this is good. >> this is great. i mean, the excitement level is at an all-time high for this team. many publications picking this team to make the playoffs. a dark horse to make the world series. are you serious? this is all new for everybody in washington talking about the nationals. not nearly as many question marks this year. one of reasons is the pitching staff. just two years ago john landon was the starting pitcher on opening day for the nationals. now he might be the seventh best pitcher on the team in terms of the starters. they signed geo gonzalez in the off-season, edwin jackson, the starting rotation is supposed to be spectacular if they are healthy. here is the question. are expectations too high? this team has neve

♪ >> you are watching abc7 news 11 with leon harris, alison starling, bob ryan.0, on news your side. how much would you pay for a efficient metro? the transit service received a of feedback on its problems. metro hosted the first in a of public meetings. >> we are live in bethesda with between metrodown operators and customers. >> a lot of candid feedback. metro leaders are proposing a 5% increase on average. in some cases, if you ride a way, your trip could be 15% or 20% higher. visitorsstomers and system defending the nation's capital. >> a level of disgust. >> i rate metro customers concerns over proposed fare increases. >> it is not for profit. >> metro officials said the rebuilt and maintain a struggling transit system while a $160 million budget hole, riders will see a rate hike starting in july. the proposal includes hacking of an average of 5%. increasing bus fares by 10 cents. 30 cents if the writer does not have a smart card. that we important invest in the system's so we do not end up in the place we are right now ever again. >> the metro system is alm

and paul ryan comes up with a plan and what do the democrats do?an old lady in a wheelchair and throw her over the cliff. >> if you really cared about the deficit. >> they are saying paul ryan.... >> he should have voted fom for them. it was one vote away from being passed. go ahead. >> you are saying that paul ryan does not care about old people. >> throwing over granny a cliff. does that cross a line? negative ads in this world. >> and you are okay with that? >> the negative ads like that. >> i. [ talking over each other ] >> you think paul ryan wants granny thrown over a cliff in a wheelchair? >> this plan, says when my grandmother, we give you a coupon, when it runs out you are on your own. what does that mean? >> this is it you are going to defend it. >> no you are going to win. >> no you are not. >> sean: we'll continue with the great american panel right after the break. as someone who uses insulin, i'm always looking for new ways to help me manage my diabetes. take a look at this. freestyle lite test strips? they need just a third the blood

representative ryan, the cbo saying spend more now, save later? explain. >> well, i think at this point politically that having investments coming from the federal government wouldn't even have a committee hearing in the house of representatives. and i think the most reasonable economist would say in this kind of liquidity trap that we're in, you spend now to get us out, and then have long-term deficit spending. and i think doing the buffett rule, getting some money up-front or even in the next ten years from the top 1% in investing that money in the infrastructure spending now would be a good thing. but the key is long-term. we've got to deal with the long-term deficit issue. there is no doubt about it. but if you don't get revenues up, you don't get people back to work, you're not going to have the revenues you need to have long-term deficit reduction. >> the cbo director may provide more clarity in what he was trying to say yesterday. he'll be up on capitol hill before the house committee, your committee at 10:00 a.m. live coverage on c-span 3