we anticipate that ryan white - although there will be a significant change we know that ryan white will not go away. and finally, there this the the slide that highlights the drop in ryan white funding from 3 million to $18 million down. and the dark blew it the general cities general tuition and this is the amount of money we were able to get through governing pelo pelosis money but it went away last year. and then also want to highlight the drop in cdc funding so this represents the funding moving forward. thank you and good afternoon supervisors thank you so much for having us here on behalf of the hiv centers. hiv continues to test us so the funding has gone down dramatically over the last dozen years and ultimately it is impacting the clients at risk living with hiv and aids. and yet i want to talk about the silver lining because as we are in partnership with the elected leaders in san francisco we've continued to create some innovative protection and prevention. i want to tell me this is called the garden cascade otherwise known as the garden can say candy. almost a million folks

white part a that's the bulk of our ryan white funding. you can see the pattern of 2001 to the focus year at the beginning of 2000 our award was closed to $35 million that's declined over the last 12, 13 years and you can see where we're at a little over $20 million and this is the san francisco award if you look at the regional awards it will be higher. but you can see the up and down but a general downward trend over the last few years >> we have that one year 2007, 2008 which saw a big reduction in the grant ward. was that made up by the city? >> that was made up from a general fund from the city that year there was a single large reduction the city stepped up on a one-time basis and the subsequent years our grant was increased to offset that reduction. so if you looked at the history of the general fund this matter put into the hiv, aids program you would there is was a general increase to partially offset that and do you have a graft to show what happens over the years? >> yes. i have the data - am i able to use the overhead? actually

his new reality show, what would ryan lochte do premieres sunday, april 2 1st on e. he is notable for his success in the olympics. >> i honestly have no idea. >> and people think it is funny but there are a lot of people online who are doing some promotions for mr. lochte including some of our friends like andrew hale. >> remember ryan lochte, the olympic swimmer? this guy lives all out all the time and now he has a reality show on e called what would ryan lochte do. >> it is not just our buddy andrew hey. here is louie. >> do you remember that superstar olympic swim inner with his own platinum grill? >> we also have video game enthusiasts. this guy has a gamer channel? do you remember ryan lochte, the superstar olympic swim we are his own platinum grill? >> this is a girl that does makeup tutorials. >> do you remember ryan lochte, the super style olympic swim we are his own platinum grill? >> they're reading the same statement. >> remember ryan lochte. >> the superstar olympic swimmer with his own platinum grill. >> he lives all out all the time. >> now has his own

that's what ryan said to us, ryan. >> yeah. that's what the republican party wants. saying that they are offering that as some sort of a concession is a strange thing to say. that's like the president saying, i've put the buffett rule out on the table and that's not popular with everybody but that's the concession that i'm making here. it just doesn't make any sense. ryan's budget in general, you know, doesn't make sense, the numbers just simply don't add up. so the idea that that is at all a meaningful contribution to the conversation they are having is a fanciful one. the debate is going to happen within the narrow confines. you're going to talk about tweeting the way that social security benefits are calculated and those types of things. these ideas about getting ready of medicaid and medicare, that's not exactly a serious contribution. >> no, it's not. and it's not a balanced contribution, maria, when you look at the fact that the president is talking about the rich paying more in taxes, more revenues, closing loopholes, and the republicans are talking about goin

let's walk ryan zimmerman. >> walk out with ryan zimmerman. first all get pick three songs what are your walk out songs. i have imagine dragon radioactive. and ti i have for while. i keep that one just to keep consistent. makes good walk out song. >> some times does like certain music that's you mean catchy shopping. but, it is one of those things where outkind of if you like something you go for if sound good you get some >> more for you or do you do please the crowd? is tg get controlled involved. i think kind of different with everybody. bit think, you know, i get best thing if foss a little bit for both crowd and the hid ter. >> tough figure out good walk out song it is lot pressure. is there message in there that work for you when get up there? >> absolutely not. >> pipeline just you no whatever and i get help from continued and people to pick on them. you know half time you pbt forget news ub even playing. so i guess more for the crowd maybe. is super stitch shus thing at all? yes. i mean you get hits union can change tem if you don't ge

ryan. adam or salvo? [ beep ] ryan, you had the right state but the wrong city. it's san diego -- further south. salvo, back to you. "body" language for $200. ryan. what is guard? good. beautiful cover girls for $200, please. ryan. who is beyoncé? beyoncé. correct. beautiful for $400. ryan, again. who is julia roberts? good. you're out of the hole. beaufor $600.

budget and, in fact, when the ryan budget came out and then i will shut up, when the ryan budget camere was sense in which it was he's doubling down and ignoring the election results. he is not -- they are going to repeal the affordable care act. from his perspective doubling down and keeping things anchored there is probably a pretty successful strategy in terms of dragging over the kind of median line we drew there on the graph. >> well, it is strange. i mean, because -- what strikes me, though about this go-around -- first off, the -- real problem starts with this notion of deficit and debt hysteria which i think is something that goes across the political spectrum far too much than it should in washington. and i think part of that is because that's what's the establishment in many respects has decided is the -- primary problem as opposed to ongoing lack of employment in this country. that's still the crisis we are dealing with. yet, for a long time, the story has been the debt and deficit. part of the responsibility for that, obviously, not all of it, really is the president's bec

fire department pointed out ryan was treated no differently than anyone else. the kind of care they provided him is the same kind of care they provide every day for strangers. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> just a great story. bob, thanks so much. >>> two men wanted in connection with a gold heist from a courthouse. this is surveillance video of the robbery. investigators say the two men stole more than a million dollars in gold, jewelry, and artifacts from a historical collection. the crime happened more than a year ago but the suspects were just named by authorities. they are 49-year-old david johnson of el cerrito and bailey. a $1 million arrest warrant issued for each of the men. >>> sales tax about to go up in three counties across the bay area. starting today sales tax increase going into effect in santa clara, san marin, several cities including campbell, san mateo, half moon day, orinda, novato and san jose will also see their sales tax rise. the extra money will go towards everything from schools to health care to ro

the ryan white funding provides salaries for our certified nursing. which means we wouldn't be able to provide mid management and 24 hour new year's and escorts to appointments. we've got residents who have been alive for 19 years and without this services those residents wouldn't be able to adhere to these messages. together our 3 programs house a hundred and 74 previously homeless individuals. i hope we can reconsidering funding the ryan white program >> thank you very much. next speaker >> good afternoon. three years ago, i came to san francisco to die. i had $1,500 in my hand and i was going to pay for my cremation. had i not access to services in san francisco i wouldn't be here before you i wouldn't be an active member in the community. i have worked with the aids foundations and i have heard of the pain people had are effected with hiv. if we cut back on the services that gave me life it will take away from lives that are effected by hiv. i'm here to speak on behalf of the latinos because of their inability to speak and be heard. if you cut bac

i hi when paul ryan decided -- i think when paul ryan decided, was elected to congress, there budget a lot of people as -- there wasn't a lot of people as back benchers. but since then we've seen mike pence join the republican leadership and eventually becoming governor of indiana. we've seen -- who's the -- jeb hensarling from texas voted against the leadership on a number of issues and ultimately joined the leadership. of we saw jim demint from south carolina become a very important kingmaker in the senate having a lot of influence on the composition of the republican conference while voting against the party leadership and soon he -- maybe even today he was inaugurated, i'm not sure, very soon he is going to be taking over as president of the heritage foundation, one of the more important conservative think tanks in washington and in the country as a whole. and then in 2008 we saw the ultimate congressional back bencher in the form of ron paul, the person of ron paul, show that you can have a lasting impact on the debate and a lasting impact on the party. where there's now even an

paul ryan is last year's news. i don't mean that in a conned sending way, but in a political reality. the president is might with the senate, trying to establish a coalition of the wills, a coalition of the willing on guns, on immigration, a coalition of the willing on the budget, in order to force the house to have to do something. the strategy is a little less than voluntary, but that's the way this thing is going to go. the mantra of let there be a vote is not just going to be something i predict you see on guns. i think as you get a coalition of the willing, sensible members of the senate that will step out of line of sort of the doctrineaire, let there be a vote, will be huge pressure on the house to do something. paul ryan, fairly insignificant in this entire debate. you tell me where a couple of senators are, and i can give you a better sense of what might happen. >> let me ask you, heather, to build on robert's point about paul ryan being last year's news or fairly insignificant. the legacy of paul ryan is

i want everyone to be in my shoes walking ryan lochte. ryan lochte is walking everywhere. want that edge. >> what is the lochte edge? >> you know, i've never been asked that question, what is the lochte edge. and i honestly have no idea. it's -- >> might want to work on that. the trailer also teaches us that ryan will also be looking for love and that the part of the skeptic will be played quite definitely by ryan's sister, kristen. >> i am going on a date tonight. >> whoa, with who? >> i just met her last night. >> seriously? >> where. >> at a bar. >> at a bar? ooh, that's good. >> she liked my smile. >> ryan is a little naive when it comes to women. maybe not a little. maybe a lot. >> kristen is always right. and i hate that. >> ya, man. i hate that too. >> don't duplicate. just recipitate. >> bring an umbrella, people, because there is a 100% chance of recipitation when this hits the air. april 21st, just swimming in tv gold. >>> that's it for us, thanks for watching. "piers morgan live" starts right now. >>> tonight, breaking news, how worried should we be about the la

show called "what would ryan lochte do?"hen you're not even here. >> everything from his family to his search for love. take a look. >> would you describe yourself as a player? >> describe player. going out trying to look for a date, i don't really have to do that. they kind of -- they come to me. >> do you want to go out for dinner? >> i'll treat you. >> i don't know where my love life is going. there's millions and millions of women out there. >> how are you doing? >> fine, how are you? >> good. >> i don't want many, i just want one. why can't i find them? >> oh. >> there's millions of beautiful women out there. i just want one. >> you're just a humble sweet boy from gainesville, florida. are we supposed to believe that? >> yes. >> so what was wrong with all of these girls we saw you schmoozing? >> you know, honestly, it had nothing to do with them. i think it was me and my lifestyle. i'm always on the go. i have appearances that i'm always leaving town. >> what kind of appearances do you have? >> obligations with my spons

ryan tells kron four's rob fladeboe.e began to feel faint, and the next thing he remembers is waking up in the hospital. >> we came out side and i felt exhausted. all the sudden i felt no joi -- nauseated. and i guess within a few moments after a got some help by collapsed. up until that point i remember a lot but after that i was in an induced coma for five days. ryan received round- the-clock support from his fellow firefighters. they slept in cots at the hospital until he woke up. he has since made a full recovery. >> authorities are offering a $50,000 reward. at eleven. authorities are offering a 50- thousand dollar reward for information about the gold. stolen from the siskiyou county courthourse historical collection. police have named two bay area men in connection with the theft. the items are worth more than $1 -million. arrest warrants have been issued for 49-year-old david johnson, of el cerrito, and 51-year-old scott bailey, of el sobrante. police say, the two broke into the gold collection in y-reka last yea

ryan, paul, rubio with christie trailing. 35 points, by the way, separate ryan and christie. only 41% of romney voters have a positive view of christie, his public embrace of the president during hurricane sandy may go a long way to explaining that number. 56% view rubio positively, 62% for paul, and ryan leads with 68%. but looking at a broader slice of the electorate, christie, general election advantages become clear. he leads among men. 23-net positive rating. christie also dominates the field among women. rubio is in positive territory with women by eight points, but both ryan and paul are in negative territory. christie has the distinction of being the only republican in this foursome who democrats like. and the numbers are striking. while christie has a 22-point net positive rating among democrats, rubio has a negative negative of 14 points, paul, 31, and ryan, 48. as for independents, check this number out. rand paul, not christie, leads the field. and while also performing well among republicans and conservatives, by the way, look at who doesn't perform so well with

ryan thank you. huffington post.com and i will be back with a quick parting shot. >> this is "the bill press show." (vo) current tv gets the converstion started next. >> i'm a slutty bob hope. >> you are. >> the troops love me. the sweatshirt is nice and all but i could use a golden lasso. (vo) only on current tv. [ music ] >> the parting shot with bill press, this is "the bill press show." . >> all right. very quickly, you've probably heard the rumor that cnn is bringing back crossfire. everybody wants to know what i think of it. here's my answer. it depends upon which crossfire they are talking about. if they are talking about the real crossfire, the one of that lasted for 19 years with bob novak and pat buchanan and john sununu and michael kinsley and me i say it is a great idea. that was a great show for a long time. bring back the crossfire that they moved over to washington university that was a gone show, terrible, horrible, that's the one jon stewart went after. if they are talking about the

grabbed the bike and yanked ryan off the bike. so going over 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... hendri: our goal is for childn 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 at this assroom. what do you see? wh's different about this situation

paul ryan was elected to congress in 1998. that was the conservative if you look at people who clawed their way on the back benches it was people like newt gingrich newt gingrich cracking down on conservatives who want to cut spending. my view of paul ryan believe that traditional path to power it's crucial to the debate. in contemporary political terms i don't see any movement toward the more restrained federal government from democrats. it's clearly not the issue that animates them or really drives them. there was only one democrat who participated in the poll drone filibuster. there was a handful of democrats that were active in getting red of the national defense authorization act. democrats was a minority of democrats in both houses on the paid yacht -- patriot act. i think the direction of the republican party is important. so i talk about the main obstacle. there are numerous obstacles to limiting government that are institutional that are deep in public opinion that have to do with the media. i talk about those in my b

when you look at the ryan budget, the ryan budget guts every single program which provides that pathwayass. and so the african-american community gets it. when you look at the state of black america that the urban league presented its 37th year, and i'm so proud of them for doing this. because they looked back over the last 50 years. what we have seen is that there has been tremendous educational achievements and attainment. but when you look at the distance and the gap between african-americans and whites in our country as it relates to economic parity, it's about the same. so what do we have to do? we have to invest in job creation efforts. we have to maintain the safety net. and we have to make sure that this double digit unemployment rate begins to go down. and we do that by investing in job creation. >> okay. well, rand paul tried to explain why his party could lose black voters since the civil war. he got to a fair recitation of events up to the depression. when he said this. take a listen to this, ma'am. >> african-americans understood that republicans did champion citizenship an

frank ryan had a heart attack while fighting flames at st. patrick cathedral near downtown san jose last august. his fellow firefighters gave him immediate attention, which ryan credits with saving his life. >> if this had happened somewhere else, outcome may be a little different. >> ryan has been a san jose firefighter for 17 years and was a paramedic for 20 years before that. his colleagues, many of them who haven't seen him in seventh month, welcomed him back to the fire house. tomorrow is his first official day back on the job. >>> new details on the strike that silenced a san francisco symphony. this afternoon, we learned the symphony has reached a tentative agreement with the musicians union, thus ending the two-week strike. the new 26-month contract will be put to a vote by the full orchestra. the board of governors also has to approve it. details are not being released until it is ratified. the musicians will return to the stage this tuesday morning for a children's concert. >>> now to the weather. as promised, rain fell across the b

host: back with our round table after listening to paul ryan outlining his budget. what did you like? >> i liked his use of cliches. did you notice lack of specifics of anything? it tells you where he wants to go but it doesn't get you there. there are a lot of things that are minimized. i'll let peter talk about medicare and medicaid. he focused all his attention on the spending side of the budget when revenues are at the lowest point in the last 50 years. guest: we don't agree completely. taxes are high enough. we've raised them. i think the tax burden need to be moved around and adjusted and reformed so everybody has skin in the game and so we don't have the imbalance. we need to fix it. i'm fine with his goals in terms of the overall picture, like a roadmap between new york and los angeles you have a red line going across the country. but when you drill down, another great one, medicaid, right now the federal government on medicare doesn't do an adequate job of regulating prices. some of the prices are way too high. the drug manufacturers are getting a free ride

el senado ha emitido una iniciativa de ley y la cámara de representantes también lo hará . >>> paul ryanfirma las esperanzas que esta medida sea realidad. >>> es la primera vez que los congresistas están juntos. >>> críticos invocan la situación de boston para que no se apruebe ,pero gutiérrez dice que es una teorñia de los medios. >>> la bomba fue el lunes y no paró ninguna conversación en la cámara de representantes, y no he escuchado a ninguno decir nada al respecto. >>> ambos idjeron que continuarán trabajando para encontrar un punto medio en la reforma migratoria . >p>>pronto la cámara de representantes prsentará su propia propuesta para reforma migratoria. >w>> la oposición acusa al gobierno de venezuela de tomar represalias contra empleados publicos que no votaron contra nicolás maduro y también el dram ade una madre que quiere abortra un feto con problemas causa un debate nacional en el salvador ya volvemos ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> en venezuela, se estarÍa prestando o presentando una cacerÍa de brujas fr denuncias dicen que el gobierno amenazÓ a empleados pÚblicos que mostraron apoyo a la op

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they had a son, ryan, in 1988. and four years later, along came adam. >> the person that we're going to talk to, he described himself as a dear friend. he seems to have been involved with her a lot before she left new hampshire so i think he can tell us about life with adam in the early days. >> narrator: this is the first time that marvin lafontaine has spoken to the media. >> tell me how you first met nancy? >> through the scouts. >> okay, do you remember what year she actually joined the cub scouts with the boys, what year it was? >> '94, '95. >> 1994-95. >> nancy was there for every single meeting with her kids. she never missed one. those kids were everything to her and she was very, very protective over them and i understand that. i was very protective over mine too. >> just in terms of adam, what do you remember seeing? >> just a quiet kid. kept to himself. there was a weirdness about him and nancy warned me once at one of the scout meetings. she said, just so you know, and she said i know you wouldn't do th

ryan, how do you rate mrs. clinton strictly as a campaigner?a tough opponent. back in 2006, she spent the most money of any senate candidate that year to win re-election to a seat that was essentially gift wrapped for her. that left her with no fund-raising advantage over her opponents for the presidency two years later. >> right. the evidence so far is that she's a terrible campaigner. i mean, her presidential campaign, you know -- >> you're not mincing words today, are you, ryan? >> i mean, maybe she'll proof that she's a better campaigner this time around, but you're right. so far she's done a really lousy job out on the campaign trail. what did she spend, $20 million to $25 million? out in iowa? you know, she does better over the course of her career when she's not in the spotlight as much. she was extremely popular as first lady. she's been extremely popular as secretary of state. and that, but when she's in the news every single day, there's something happens where she's less popular. so it would almost be best way for her to run her camp

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it's a damn good idea, ryan.of those guys who wanted me deported are watching, switch your attentions and your energy to supporting this and we'll all get along famously. i'm not going anywhere, anyway. >>> ryan, you're a hollywood heartthrob, and forgive me for using that phrase, but when you get someone gritty like this saying he's just jumping on some political band wagon like george clooney, which i always think is unfair because i love what those actors do, are you concerned about treading into the political arena like this? >> not necessarily. and i feel like those same people that you mention and the causes and the things that they believe in, that shouldn't be diminished at all. if you have any capacity to get extra attention to something that you feel like needs it, you know, you're very grateful if you can get people to kind of study or learn about something that you feel like needs to be exposed. >> and for people watching this who -- and there are many in america. we do so much abroad as a country to

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ryan bingham performs next.erous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is an oscar and grammy-winning singer/songwriter. his summer tour, in support of his latest album, "tomorrowland," begins may 4th. performing the song "western shore," please welcome ryan bingham! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ you were all that's needed to get you where you're going tomorrow is the season out on the western shore ♪ ♪ you're not the reason nobody cares to notice ain't never saw you leaving ♪ ♪ 'cause they just don't know how to get somewhere ♪ ♪ you got a running start so you could feel the change you got to heal your heart ♪ ♪ so you could live again another day you got to live out loud with no one to fear ♪ ♪ with no one around to ever bring you down or to give you tears ♪

ryan is a very unstable character, unfit to be a father. i have the crazy dilemma on my hands, do i raise the child with a loving father that is not his biological father but will provide the life that he should have, or should i try to make it work? should i let the biological father know that he has this child? insane,s so unfit and there is a crazy moral conflict i am faced with. i found that really interesting because right before i went to go film, i don't have children so my mind went to reason. you have raised a child with the person that is going to love the child can provide. the biological father is an unfit in any way, you protect the child from that person and a bunch of women came to my home before i went to film who are mothers and friends of the family. wednesday, so it was not very common. we have a topic of conversation and i said, this is the situation. tavis: it is a hot topic at her house. is thisd, here situation. obviously, i go with the person that is stable? the other women said no. they said something primal happens

ryan sponsored a so-called personhood bill. these akttacks on women's right are essential to the gop agenda across this country. joining me now is terry o'neil, president of the national organization for women and laura bassett from "the huffington post." thank you both for your time. >> thank you. >> great to be here. >> terry, paul ryan with was clear about the gop's ultimate goal last night. they want to take away all abortion rights, correct? >> absolutely. this is a man who said that he thought that rape should not be a reason to -- and there should be no exception for a woman having an abortion because he didn't think it would matter what the type of -- what the means of conception is. as long as we have rape in this country, taking a woman's abortion rights away is completely outrageous. >> that, as you say, could include rape as another means of conception? >> yes. he was specifically asked, don't you think there should be an exception for rape? he said it doesn't matter the means of conception. >> lauren, his response

ryan tells kron four's rob fladeboe.gan to feel faint, and the next thing he remembers is waking up in the hospital. ".for five days" ryan received round-the- clock support from his fellow firefighters. they slept in cots at the hospital until he woke up. he has since made a full recovery. >> a north bay city is deploying a different tactic to try and deal with the homeless. some downtown businesses have complained about homeless individuals taking items from dumpsters, urinating on property and other problems. >> i think it is cool it is not their fault that they are homeless. i think that everybody deserves a place in the streets it is a free country. i think people should see it. people are still going to hard ship right now. in response, the police department and a local charity. have created a hot zone map. three areas where they are asking the homeless to avoid. or be respectful, if they do decide to loiter in the designated spots. the mayor calls it the first step in trying to humanely cope with the homeless. howe

otherwise as ryan indicated, it does leak into the mainstream media.that the president released his birth certificate a couple of years ago is because the birthers were on "meet the press." >> yeah. >> you had politicians talking this nonsense in the mainstream. so the republicans and the conservatives have to discipline their ranks or be subjected to crippling boycotts that will hurt their bottom line. >> but john and ryan, jones has been pushing this bogus security about dhs buying up ammunition so americans won't have any, and now, would you believe it, house republicans have asked the homeland security secretary about it. and senator jim inhofe is trying to move legislation to cap the amount dhs can buy. i mean, this is exactly what john has just said, isn't it, ryan? >> no, that's exactly right. and a member of congress, a republican member of congress, told napolitano, i have seen this on "the drudge report" and credible media outlets such as "the drudge report" are reporting this. so you need to respond to it. and she said something back like, w

i was in a session with paul ryan and he 45 minutes and he's hopeful that maybe there would be commonround on tax reform and maybe they would find something with the president moving forward. but pretty much everybody in washington understands it is unlikely it is a grand bargain and paul ryan said he didn't think there would be a grand bargain and the fact that the president didn't go on the, there would not be a grand bargain. >> we'll need a bigger boat. obama is offering the most minuscule change that cpi recommended by every commission in the last 20 years. it is obvious . a correction and the whole point much indexing social security with inflation and a way to protect seniors . what this does, every year it protects them and without intending to adds on to that. this is correcting and as i said. if you get a $2000 check from the government it removes a $5 and that is devastating social security. we will end up like cyprus. >> and i asked several different way to jay carny and they are tough interviews to do in a short period of time. didn't get a lot of answers tompt your point

boy scout ryan anderson brought attention to that ban last year when he was denied his eagle scout rank because he admitted to being openly gay. ryan's father says he's encouraged by the news, but the fight is not over. >> this is an awesome opportunity for more of the youth to get involved in scouting. i think the next step's going to have to be that adult leaders whether they're gay or not, should not be turned away. >> under this proposal ryan would be able to get his eagle rank finally. since he's now 18 he would be banned from participating as a mentor. scout leaders must still approve that proposal, and that will happen in may. >>> let's see if we're going to have a repeat of what happened today. let's check in with our meteorologist. >> we will continue to see the temperatures that we saw today. it's kind of mild out there lrnd concord. only 64 degrees, mild inland but cool by a sea breeze. a degrees there. 50 in san jose. in the inner bay over towards oakland and hayward, the inner bay and coast you're going to have to wait another kay before the temperatures start to climb on u

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. >> and ryan? >> looking forward to ridiculing the politicians to their face. that is not something you can do everywhere in the world. >> judge jeanine: and sometimes they even ridicule them isselves. by the way, i will go to you, steven crowder. what are you looking for tonight? >> firstly i'm hoping to see c-span fix the shoddy camera work. secondly, i would much rather be watching shale win the ufc championship tonight. instead i have to watch blow hards and direct lack yos and we will make the best of it and let's see how it goes. >> judge jeanine: we are eternally grateful that you made it here tonight. >> i'm so glad to be here with you. >> judge jeanine: and will durst, what are you looking forward to tonight? >> i want to hear some good jokes and see if the president can do it. i know conan can do it. this is his second time. leno has done it four times so he is trying to bet leno again. i'm just looking for some jokes. >> judge jeanine: and what do you think the biggest joke is going to be tonight? i mean years of obama car and what are they going to

forminger republican gop nominee vice presidential nominee paul ryan and luiz gutierrez a democrat whos chicago teaming up in the windy city to work on immigration reform. ryan said he was not going to talk about the boston terror attack but the questions continued and well here was paul ryan's take. >> it's high time we fix this broken system for the interests of our country, for the interests of our national security, for the interests of our economic security for jobs and for the interests of our family security. >> and ryan said what happened in boston should spark immigration reform. he says for variety of reasons, the congress needs to get this done. bottom line, gutierrez is working on this issue as part of a bipartisan group in the house so he thought ryan might lend a little star power and some bipartisanship to sell it back home in chicago. shep? >> mime immanuel live on capitol hill. fox news has now confirmed the arrest of one of the fbi's 10 most wanted fugitives. a washington or a former washington, d.c. school teacher had been on the run since 2008 when d.c. and maryland

rex ryan harding. what can i do for you, joe? >> i wanted to see how your agent -- your friend agent weston was doing. >> he is expected to do a full recovery. >> that is good to hear. >> story by her friends though. they are kind of debt. >> that's ok, i have more. >> so we want, joe? >> you know, just to chat. feeling a little bit down. tell me, do you miss clear, ryan? i do. ironically. the only person who really understands how i feel about my wife, being that we both love the same woman. >> i thought you didn't want to do this. >> sometimes things just fall into place at a time in your life when you don't expect it to and it's working out. tavis: what about it is working for you that you thought might not, which is why you didn't want to do it initially? >> a lot of people talk about how hard it is, the amount of pages you have to do in a day and the hours. for me, that is the really fun part because that is spending a lot of my life acting. when you do a movie, there is so much time spent waiting to get it, waiting for them

just a little less cute. >>> let's turn to ryan lochte.olympic medal winning swimmer is trying his hand at reality tv. >> if he can have a show, you could. >> his show, "what would ryan lochte do" picking up women at bars premiered on e! not sure if he prepped for the interviews. he appeared and left anchors crying in tears of laughter over his answers. >> that is the premise? i mean not that we shouldn't care what you do but why should we care? what are you doing? >> what am i not doing? i mean, there's so much more to me than swimming. and i like to go out and have fun. >> come on. let's be real. this show is invented to pick up women. >> i mean it's not the main thing. my philosophy is you're a man at night you got to be a man in the morning so if i go out all night and i go dancing and i'm drinking, you know what, i still have a job to do and i still have a goal to do. >> we'll be watching. >> thank you. >> did you see the plaid? you should not have your tie like that. it's sexy. it really is. what did he say? i'm a man at night -- wha

joining me now are ryan grim and angela rye.ou both for coming on this show. >> thank you, rev. >> angela, let me start with you. why is it that the right wing seems all over the place in abeing taing this president? >> well, i think you can attest that the fact that the right wing is all over the place more than where they are with the president. we can't seem to have them rely on gun control, on women's rights, reproduction rights, on gay marriage. you can go down a laundry list of things even including outreach to people of color. you have an representative that says, it's okay. i'm sorry that i called latinos wetbacks but that was okay back in my day. and so there's no reason -- there's no question as to why they are all over the place without the president. >> ryan, last night at a fundraiser, the president told the crowd, quote, i would be dishonest if i didn't say that it would be a whole lot easier to govern if i had nancy pelosi as speaker. clearly he's now scheduled that he's going out to help the democrats win, back t

ryan was fighting the st. patrick's cathedral fire back in august. when we spoke with him exclusively on friday, he told us that what happened was he came outside for some air, it was really hot. he was exhausted, really naushcionaus gnawciougna naushcious. >> my heart stopped three or four times, two at the scene and two at the hospital. if it happened somewhere else, the outcomme be a little different. >> reporter: san jose's fire chief credits his firefighters and the staff at regional medical center with saving his life. that kind of medical training that ryan himself is very familiar with. we mentioned he was a firefighter. he has been at this station, with the department for 17 years. he has also been a paramedic during that time as well. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> his heart stopping four times, that's incredible. >> so happy to see back in good spirits and back in work. >> christina loren. welcome back. it is coming down pretty steadily right now. look at this. headed toward the bay bridge. san mateo go

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