>> his name's ryan. >> do you see ryan's face in the baby's?a from seattle, also became aware of ryan of a you are 0 first "dateline" program on the case aired back in 2009. >> i thought that he was railroaded. i really did. >> she sent an e-mail to ryan saying how sorry she felt for him and he sent welcome back. soon they were talking on the phone. a little more than a month later sarah came to cincinnati to visit ryan's she stayed with him at his mother's house. >> i thought it was a little awkward. you know? because we had talk sewed much on the phone, but hadn't met and he just was telling me how much he loved sarah and he could never, ever love another woman as much as he loved her. i think i started crying because i felt so bad for him. >> sarah went back to new york and three weeks later returned to cincinnati and ryan's 2k3we6guest at his thanksgiving dinner. that was the weekend they became intimate. >> like the first time we were together i got pregnant. >> how did ryan take the news? >> he was shocked. obviously very bad timing. >> t

but i know paul ryan.from social security as a survivor fund when his dad passed away. and john boehner knows poverty. he came from the middle class. what they are doing is destroying the middle class. it is true that black african-americans, hispanics have more than that. we're talking about the united states of america. we're talking about the disparity between the wealth and the poor. we're talking about the middle class which is the heartbeat of america not being able to have purchasing power. tlrvegs we're talking about small businesses. it's a tragic thing to think. but i tell you this. when you take a look at the republican party, it could be that paul ryan is trying to find a way to appease the extremists in his party at the same time to have some credibility because right now, i don't want to be a part of just a one-party system in america. but they are doing this. >> i want to pick up on the other side. if there is something about what paul ryan is doing now in terms of rhetoric that could potent

paul ryan has an impressive resume.mmittee, former vice presidential nominee and author of a 204-page report on how the government has so totally failed at fixing poverty. after all, ryan did pitch in at a soup kitchen back in 2012. he's obviously got his finger on the pulse of america's under class. with that incredible expertise to get in touch with the nation's poor, congressman ryan spent the past several months touring the country. however, monday, he took a break from hanging out with poor people to hit up the tuxedo sect at a fundraiser. he informed the crowd that the best way to turn from a vicious cycle of despair and turn it into hope and flourishing is by embracing the friendship, accountability and love. that is how i fight poveryou fi he said. the way not to fight poverty is to spend money on the poor. through 92 federal programs that cost the federal government $800 million in 2012. to make the case and broaden his appeal to the gop rank and file, what's expected to be the lead-up to a potential 2016 presi

-ryan, yes >> good evening, ryan program manager of medical cannabis dispensary. i would be happy to answer questions. the waterfall wellness went through chain of owner shapbecause some shep is not involved and triggerered a change of ownership and they have a director's hearing. we are waiting for the decision made for you today so we can have both at the same time and decide at that time if we're going to allow both locations, one location, no locations throughout. director aragon will decide that. >> what are you considering usually in your hearings? >> operation. we look at the security plan. we look at the history. we look at the business structure. if there is a past history? we'll consider that. we'll look at most of the time, they have been approved in the past, there hasn't been a long -- there hasn't been many that have just sailed through that have not sailed through the process and that is why we wanted both, since they are so linked together, we would like to hear them together at the same time. >> thank you. >> i'm sorry to put you in an uncomfortab

. >> reporter: two years ago, ryan was looking for a new apartment and a new job. he was on a date when he got the call he never expected. >> you might collapse any day now. you need to check in right away. >> reporter: doctors told him he had leukemia, cancer of the blood. ryan decided he wasn't going to let his diagnosis become a death sentence. >> i think i was just too focused on trying to beat this thing. >> reporter: and he did, after getting an umbilical cord blood transplant. but in his blog, he writes it came back. >> i had to start chemo again. >> reporter: his best chance of finding a bone marrow donor was from the filipino community. >> there's a much higher chance that all those proteins on your cells are going to be a perfect match. >> reporter: no one in his family matched. nearly 11 million americans are registered according to the asian-american donor program. only 7% of those are asian. filipino americans, just barely 1%. >> all the blood, sweat and tears, wasn't really mean anything until somebody donates and i find a match. >> reporter: now doct

white center for people to comply with the ryan white or do a ryan white on their property to connectd. i came here wondering what to do as a owner of an apartment building moderate to comply with the must rules that went into effect last year >> we don't want to go to 10 different events people said so we advise people of the event. so we try to be incentive not everyone is going to be able to come 0 so this fans the afternoon and the einstein >> i've decided to be here it's amazing to see all those people's here it's critical to be prepared and to recover from disasters as finishing as possible. >> i've been to a lot of shows and this one was a trufk turnout a. >> since the structure the building represents the super structure the lower part of this particle on the buildings on the corner they shack quite a bit. >> so for the floors above as shaking that top floor is fog go-go have no more mass and we saw in 1984 more structure destruction where we're ryan white this by adding a steel frame typically you want to brass in both directions and see how strong the building is. >> we've a

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funding cuts from the federal government in recent years and the federal budget cuts for hiv care (ryan white care act) and prevention (centers for disease control and prevention) services in the upcoming fiscal year are estimated to amount to $2,700,000; including reports from the department of public health, the mayor's budget office, and community organizations on what the projected funding shortfalls will be for hiv services, what the impacts of these shortfalls will be, and how the city can work to fill them. >> okay, thank you, mr. clerk. colleagues, this item was sponsored by supervisor wiener. want to thank you for sponsoring it, supervisor wiener. i will turn the hearing over to you. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i appreciate the opportunity to hold the hearing today. colleagues, today this hearing will address expected federal budget cuts to hiv services in san francisco for the upcoming fiscal year, specifically cuts around ryan white care act funding and prevention services funding from the centers for disease control and prevention. colleagues, we know that san fran

afterwards i asked ryan if he cleared the air.said that the point he was trying to make was that we have to stop marginalizing poor communities. the irony here is ryan is trying to reach out with minorities and is touring the countrying to understand what is needed but he obviously stumbled big time. this goes beyond rhetoric. there is a big, philosophical divide. by all accounts, they did not come close to bridging that divide today. >> dane da bash, thank you. >> thanks, don. >> reaction from my guests. paul ryan is doing a lot of work trying to find solutions to urban poverty but he used the words cultural problem. cultural problem when he talked about the, quote, inner city men who don't know the value of work. are those coded words, do you think? >> they are all sort of buzz words and i think they are -- they hurt. they really do hurt because it shows that his ignorance about race and people who are in a different set of circumstances and i think that needs to be treated differently. i'm a good friend of bennie thompson. i've

already in the ryan budget. if indeed prioritization for ida and meeting the mandated 40% as part of the issue, that will require extra resources, and we should not be afraid to talk about extra resources as opposed to robbing peter to pay paul in this particular instance. i yield back, mr. chairman. >> the gentleman yield back. dr. rowe. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and i know our chairman is one of the most supportive people of people with disabilities. mr. secretary, i think the biggest challenge we have in education is to narrow the achievement gap, and i have spent a lot of time since you were here last -- i read a number of books and research, and one of them i read is "i got schooled," and i know you have met with the author of this book. we find out the achievement gap -- our schools in a lot of places are doing a fantastic job, and in many places a very poor job. we do not have to reinvent the wheel. we know what works and what does not work. we know we need effective teachers, leadership in the classroo

for the first time ryan lewis one half of the hit pop duo of macklemore & ryan lewis is speaking out family has been living with. his mother is diagnosed with hiv. they have started the 30-30 project to build health centers worldwide that will stand strong for 30 years. ♪ >> producer, musician, artist, these are the titles that describe ryan lewis, one half the rap group macklemore & ryan lewis. number one single, magazine covers, four grammy awards and sold out concerts. ♪ the future seems bright for the 26-year-old lewis. but right now he's reviewing the description he holds dearest, grateful son. >> a huge part of what has made me who i am is something i haven't talked about. >> until now. meet julie lewis. she's ryan's mom and hiv positive. >> you were infected with a blood transfusion. >> yes. >> by the time you found out you had three kids. >> the birth of her first daughter in 1984 was diligent. she need a blood transfusion. it wasn't until six years later and two more kids she found out she was infected. >> what was the initial reaction. what was your initial diagnosis. what

ryan and mr. kinsey to take us through this plan. >> the term lay the foundation is -- also can be termed the low hanging fruit. this is the traction we need to make immediately. we need to embed technology into the ela and math common core standards and into the next generation science standards, through visualization tools, tools that facilitate persuasion and argumentation in our classrooms based on evidence. we need to think about what are the productivity tools that we shouldn't delineate between what the adults and students use. all students should be using office suites, all students should be using google apps. those are things we should make traction on quickly. the next piece, the deep and expand, that's the idea that where we need to go, where students have not only the curricula available to them, but they have a box of tool, digital tools and they make the decisions on how they use the tools to solve the problems that are presented in front of them. and those -- and that is how we get

ryan chilcote is there as well. to those -- what did those who have shown up look to hear from the president later? >> i think they want to hear that this -- that business is going to be good in russia. i think they realize that the easy way to do that right now is to hear conciliatory comments from the russian president about ukraine. we have ukrainian elections coming up on sunday. the u.s., germany, and the european union have threatened sanctions if they feel that russia has interfered with that election. they are going to be listening for conciliatory language. will they recognize the election? just his tone, in general, on the ukrainian authorities. the last thing that anybody here wants is more sanctions. the address from putin, what else is on today's agenda? >> we are trying to look at russian business from a couple of angles here. we are going to talk to the deputy finance minister here in russia. they have just come out of talks with visa and mastercard. russia and visa and mastercard have been in a confl

a real original thinker, that paul ryan.ink not much has changed in the last century or so, but i'm here to say their policies aren't just bad, they are ancient history. it's time to snap out of it. and join the 21st century. joining me now, author delaney porter for "the huffington post." his article details how paul ryan's policies can actually be traced back to the 19th century. and also with us, james peterson, professor at lehigh university. thank you both for being here. >> thanks, rev. >> thank you. >> arthur, great piece today. >> thank you. >> tell us how congressman ryan's ideas to help the poor go back to the 19th century. >> well, a model for paul ryan has always been the welfare reform of 1996 in which newt gingrich and bill clinton teamed up to make our welfare system for mothers with children a lot less generous, and at the time, a big inspiration for gingrich and congressional republicans was the charity reformers of the late 19th century, the people who were talking about indiscriminate soup being the proble

ryan. >> reporter: david wang graduated in 2012. he moved in just down the street. when he was in high school, neighbors never gnaw the story would hit so close to home. >> last night i came. i came to know him. >> his friend found out about david wang's death like most of us, from the news stories. he lived next door where the 20- year-old lived. >> kneeing it is one of our neighbor -- knowing it is our neighbor just hurts more. >> the hurt has extended to david's high school, fremont christian. the school wrote david had learn rare character and was loved by -- exemplary character and was loved by all. >> he was such a good kid. he loved to play basketball. >> a family friend tells us david's parents are devastated. >> i talked to his mom. it's just so hard for her. she really want the school to know that she definitely doesn't want this kind of thing to happen again. >> the sophomore engineering student was quiet, but neighbors noticed his character. >> very kind and generous. he came out to play with my kids. >> the semester was almost over. neighbors said david

we are looking for any excuse to get ryan eggold back here with us. >> if you're a fan of ryan's likeare then you're probably bummed his hit show "the blacklist" is over for the season. >> but you can find ryan in "lucky them" playing a musician getting involved with toni collette. take a look. ♪ there she goes, a girl who doesn't want to talk to me ♪ ♪ that's okay you can ignore me ♪ ♪ until you make out with me ♪ you know you want to ♪ just make out with me baby ♪ just make out with me >> so, listen -- >> we like the movie. >> ryan is here with us today. >> thank you. >> i brought some friends. sasha and joel. >> hi, guys. >> these are the songs that you actually wrote for this movie? >> yes, this is one of songs i wrote for "lucky them." we wrote a bunch. stuck in seattle with a really cool little gray cloudy apartment writing tunes. it was great. >> great cast. toni and thomas haden church who we are crazy about. >> toni as always is perfection. >> johnny depp does show up for a minute. a quick minute. >> yeah. >> so we got to talk a little bit about "the blacklist" because a lot

is that pretty risky, ryan?precedence, self-deprecating humor otherwise you get attacked for not making fun of yourself. obama likes to weave in with his self-deprecating humor basically attacks on, for lack of a better word, his enemies, fox news, the press, certain republicans that have given him a hard time during the year. so he usually sort of has, you know, about a quarter of the material is taking shots at people who have -- who he doesn't normally get a chance to say something like that about. >> ryan, katie and david soucie, thank you all for joining in on the conversation. >> thanks for having us. >>> i'm randi kaye, coming up tonight, two words from anthony bourdain, food porn. he eats his way through the food-obsessed city. then he dives into mexico as only he can. going beyond spring breakers and drug cartels while morgan spurlock looks at who is looking at you. and right now, "witnessed" begins. watch it here only on cnn. have a great evening, everyone. >>> hello and welcome to this cnn special rep

ryan mentioned i've been talking about textbook adoptions. i'm not advocating that we get away completely from books. i love sitting in a quiet place with a book. however, if we're going to spend $6 million for the adoption of a social studies textbook and that's adopted this year and we implemented and brought them in this year, it was obsolete the minute it hit our loading dock, and if you don't believe me look at a map of ukraine in that textbook. that textbook doesn't provide our students for the ability to look at [inaudible] comments about un intervention. it doesn't allow us to look at president obama's conversations about how we're going to intervene or not. what about the relationship between the united states and germany and what is the socioeconomic implications of the invasion of that territory. so technology, all it does is provide our students with real world, realtime ability to engage in very deep conversations that are not just conversations centered on a chapter, read the even pages or odd pages. quite frankly, we're san fra

tangs, ryan. ryan will be back a little later. he will join us with a interview with the chief executive of summa. >> eurozone pmi data coming out. we go to tailored tweed. >> if you look at the eurozone as a whole, even though we saw it slide, you still have the eurozone enjoying the best quarter for three years. that is according to market eurozone pmi. market is the organization that puts these numbers out. it is interesting that you see there are measures -- the measure for new orders is at the highest since may of 2011. there is been an ongoing improvement in business conditions. if you look at the eurozone as a whole, it is looking pretty good. the other thing the market does is point out that there is a huge divergence taking place between the two main euro zone economies, france and germany. about an hour ago we got the french numbers out. contraction not only in manufacturing but in services. that brought down the entire composite index for france, indicating that in france second quarter after a stalling first quarter, i

we want to welcome "the blacklist's" ryan eggold. >> combining it to our coast. nice and bob guiney. >> paula who's 47 and divorced says this, i don't look my age. i look 35. i also prefer men in their 30s. how is a tactful way to let them know how old i am? >> you would never open with that. >> he could google you and find out how old you are. >> you need to establish what that person is looking for. sometimes age differences matter in some important things like if a person wants to have kids and you're older and you don't want to have a kid. >> i believe all good relationships start as a lie. >> and as you perpetuate that lie correctly, the relationship will blossom into something special and beautiful. >> he's not really that wrong. >> we do kind of put out there what we want to be see, start peeling away the layers over time. >> ultimately you're going to live in fear. >> ryan what are you thinking about? how old is olivia munn? >> how old is my girlfriend indeed? the answer is it doesn't matter, i love you. you're engaged. >> yes. last time i almost slipped

ryan chilcote.ife after the annexation. >> the trouble are crimea there.with getting the only way is to take this oat across the strait. these russians are entering ukraine.sually as far as they are concerned, this is a domestic crossing. crimeans have been somewhat stuck. a new passport can take weeks. the old ones are not very helpful. the ukrainians are not allowing men between the ages of 18 and 60 into ukraine. even in the cradle of russian orthodoxy, prices are quoted first in ukrainian money. russian rubles, smaller. golden arches and much more stand deserted. tourists also face obstacles. to visit the place where the allies met in 1945, world war ii buffs must travel to ussia. >> a couple of months ago you could come here without a visa. now that is that it is under moscow's control, not anymore. >> there wasn't any unrest while we were in crimea, but russia is clearly concerned there could be. gathering of the region's uslim minority was banned. russia's newest tourist destination is breath

as ryan was saying, vladimir putin is in shanghai today. the top of the jet is a contract to supply natural gas to china. the deal could be worth close to $400 billion. let's talk to stephen engle who is in beijing. do we have a deal yet, stephen? >> we don't have a deal yet that we know of. we have been waiting for some headlines to cross from their meeting. it was originally open to pool reporters, then it was hastily canceled. the pool -- they must really be hammering out price for this deal. i assume. this is a pipeline deal that has been stalled many times over 10 years overpriced. anin has told chinese media interview that was published yesterday here in china that the " nearly finished." bigprofile and china is a one. gazprom aims to sign that contract with china national petroleum during this visit, if not even this afternoon. the deal is valued at $400 billion over the proposed 30 years. a $22 billionuild pipeline to china to carry as much as 38 alien cubic meters annually. oft is almost one quarter china's current consumption, est

one quick thing to mention is that there is a temporary new temporary system for the new director, ryan jackson who will be getting in touch with each of you to set up an individual meeting with debbie for hopefully next week with each of you. >> so if you hear from ryan jackson, he is debbie's new assistant. >> okay. >> all right. thank you public comment? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> item 17? >> public comment, on items not on today's agenda? >> any public comment? >> seeing none, it is closed. >> adjournment, 8:10. we are adjourned. thanks. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello, i'm neiman with snovd along with the league of voters we're here to talk about prop a had will be before the votes on june thirds that's a gentle obligation bond to improve the pedestrian safety and the emergency response facilities the bond breeders could upgrade this cellar water system to improve and ryan white the police department and fire departments and build a medical examiner and build a scenic motorcyclist unit and crime lab praep requires the jurisprudence obligation committee to oversee the fund the 9 m

ryan chilcote is on his way. will hear more from that exclusive interview. .ome interesting comments it looks like tensions are easing. troops. ryan was told that the united states and russia are being pulled into a cold war. he stopped short of guaranteeing that russia would not and ask further provinces in the ukraine. we will talk about one of my topics. the most loved brand worldwide, according to some studies. to rbucks is pushing in tea. you do not want to miss that. they cannot get a second airport off the ground. >> iq. see you in 10 minutes. andng up, kick starter indiegogo. cashing in on crowd funding. the details after the break. >> welcome back. i am mark vartan. barton.n -- fundedarter has projects. elliott gotkine reports that it is not just the fundraisers that are cashing in. 2,1., kingmaker of kick starter. he makes videos. having him on your team can translate to megabucks. >> we help you get from nothing to a you do not of money. mmount of money. >> one involves a paper airplane and an option f

ryan chilcote joins us from moscow. ryan, it has been 10 years in the making.ill this change vladimir putin's reputation in russia? >> i do not know that the russian people think too much about the stuff, but it certainly gives them wiggle room with the western europeans and the west. it allows them to kind of send the message that hey, if you do know to do business with us, we will find other partners. >> i like in your reports it to london this morning how you talk about the trust factor. who trusts who less? >> the russians have been very anxious about dealing with the chinese. they are very concerned about getting taken advantage of, and that was one of the big issues -- price, which we still do not know what the price was because the chinese were looking for a much lower price than the russians wanted to sell a, perhaps a lower price than what russia is selling to western europe out. the other thing is, the rest of the general are just concerned about opening up to the chinese. if you think about the east of the country, there are about as many people in t

ryan blaney having a great night. his dad dave tried to qualify for this race but was the one car that did not make the field. trying to become the first father-son to compete in a nascar event since 2005, i believe. bobby hamilton sr. and junior at atlanta. >> ryan is scheduled to run the race in talladega, it's the weekend they will have off. >> this is what i like. golden opportunity. capitalize on it. go out here run all the laps, get the best possible finish you can. don't make mistakes. >> capitalize is what jeff gordon in that 24 car is about to do when he caught joey logano in that 22. >> did you see the pointer going into turn one. 205 miles per hour. >> kyle busch, matt, how long can he stay out there? >> the guys are up on the wall, in their window right now. that's what dave rogers was holding up. as soon as they reach that number they will call him to pit road. remember the car was wicked loose earlier. he could barely hold on to it. he's going to make a chassis adjustment on this. at one point rogers sai

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i am grateful and happy that paul ryan is going to some of the latino centers and touring the countryearning more. that's what we want out of our politicians. >> the back for it was sort myself point. >> they live in their own little world in wisconsin, while he's been out all over the united states in some of the poorer communities and he was inarticulate but paul ryan is one of the good guys and trying to make positive things. >> i'll let you make that point when we come back and wrap it up. i have to take a quick break. you guys will stick with us. when we return, wrapping up this conversation and courage to benghazi >> this is the smoking gun that shows they were consciously trying to manipulate the evidence. >> benghazi, benghazi, benghazi. why aren't we talking about something else? ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ and that's epic, bro, we've forgotten just how good good is. g

>> ryan, the race is turning ugly and expensive.cconnell super pac just launched a $575,000 ad by attacking grimes. the race is expected to cost $100 million, which would make it the most expensive senate race in history. the most expensive race in kentucky, i mean, what does that tell you? >> interestingly, they are fighting over a very small number of voters, because you've got your folks who are in both camps. the mcconnell campaign's thinking here is grimes has a ceiling, that somewhere around 47% she simply can't get over because there aren't enough voters out there willing to vote for a democrat. that's the theory, so that means one of two things, either grimes has to do something to up her turnout, or persuade a few voters, or mitch mcconnell has to make a big mistake. mcconnell is, whatever you want to say about him, extremely disciplined candidate, so if i'm somebody waiting on mitch mcconnell to make a mistake, that's not a good position to be in. >> that's not a good strategy. tara, there's also going to be some money, in

i am grateful and happy that paul ryan is going to some of the latino centers and he has been touringthe country and learning more. that's what we want out of our politicians. >> get bashed for it was sort my point. >> they live in their own little world in wisconsin, while he's been out all over the united states in some of the poorer communities and he was inarticulate, but paul ryan is one of the good guys and trying to make positive things. >> i'll let you make that point when we come back and wrap it up. i have to take a quick break. you guys will stick with us. when we return, wrapping up this conversation and turning to benghazi. >> this is the smoking gun that shows they were consciously trying to manipulate the evidence. >> benghazi, benghazi, benghazi. why aren't we talking about something else? ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. h

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ryan is now an ace on the cattle farm.ook out this morning. >> we want a cow that's moderately framed. in other words, not too big. >> reporter: nechb texas, where everything is bigger, you have this cattle farmer. >> all those cattle i have raised have our brand on them. >> reporter: nolan ryan always stood out. >> i have friends. i was a rancher that sells beef. >> reporter: baseball fans know him as the ryan express, the game's all-time power pitcher, 10-mile-per-hour fastball. his 5,714 strikeouts and seven no-hitters are both records. he played for four teams over four decades. the mets, angels, astros and rangers. in 1993, after 27 seasons, he retired from baseball and settled in his native texas. >> i think people that grow up here and live here take a lot of pride in being a texan. >> reporter: you, too? >> very much so. >> reporter: is that how you identify yourself today? >> people used to say, ask me about being irish, i said i'm a texan, i'm not irish. >> reporter: this is pretty here. this 4100 acre spread is

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chris, thanks for joining ryan and myself. is telling us patriotism in russia is at an all-time high. what is the risk that the situation worsens and starts to the man and woman on the street and putin in the government starts to lose control and popularity among the people. how big a risk is there of that right now? there is not much evidence of that today. awaremakers are very well that this is at work in the background. it is reflecting the fact that there is concern that sanctions are beginning to bite and have a detrimental effect on the economy. if the sanctions expand, it can really impact the day-to-day numbers in the economy. then we could have a long time determination. i think it is a factor in the equation right now. >> chris, ryan here. the markets closed today. we have a very -- we have a big weekend ahead of us. say they still intend to hold. look at your crystal ball, what will happen on monday, both geopolitically and market wise? the referendum will go ahead. absolutely, all eyes and ears will be on the kreml

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