i think ryan howard will be one of those people. we'll talk about that coming up in sports. >> demolition derby in ardmore except it wasn't planned. suv somehow went airborne that landed on top of cars at a dealership. rescue crews they had to work carefully to stabilize that suv. >> luckily they were able to get that woman out who was trapped inside. fox 29's dave kinchen spoke to witnesses and he's live from that car dealership in ardmore tonight for us. dave? >> reporter: iain really was and unbelievable scene today. investigators tell us this all happened when an elderly driver accidentally hit the gas instead of the brakes. unusual wreck in ardmore bringing out the smart phones you're looking at crews working to remove a jeep stacked on several cars at ardmore acura. a woman had just smashed on top of them after taking her jeep airborne. >> typically this is not the norm for us. most of the time our vehicles have their wheels on the ground. >> i heard a bang. >> dealership staff ryan tepper says he saw the woman in her 70's rig

. >> my name is ryan givens. in 1992, my mother died at the age of 79. of her's estate, i found a lockbox in the her closet. jamie: ryan, this is box. >> this is the box she kept it in in her bedroom closet, and she kept it along with other things in this envelope right here. jamie: so it says "this is a changed date," and what else -- "not real"? >> "not the real one." jamie: changed date, not real. mel v.a.'s note reflected what she'd been told about the coin inside, that it's a clever fake of one of the rarest and most valuable coins ever minted, the 1913 liberty head 5-cent piece. coin expert and auction near paul montgomery wrote a book about the nickels. >> from 1883 to 1912, the liberty head nickel was the design that the u.s. was using for commerce. it was in 1912 that they made the decision to move on to the next design which was the buffalo nickel. at the end of 1912, they really should have stopped making liberty nickels. instead, somebody made five before the dyes were destroyed. jamie: the five nickels are legal tender, but the u.s. treasury

and two marines. >> reporter: on september 28th 2011, ryan died.is helicopter crashed crews blamed a landing malfunction. ♪ >> reporter: this video of ryan is the last video the family have of their son. just six weeks before his death. >> whatever he did he did with all his heart. and he was a good son. he was a great friend. >> reporter: ryan's memory lives on through medals and awards even his favorite piano. but the family got a call recently to honor ryan in a way that shocked them. on a beer can. >> i said okay, guys god washington do we do with this. he said go for it. >> dog tag beer honors fallen members of all military branches their names and stories are on the back of each can. >> right now you can find ryan's name in seven states including pennsylvania and new jersey. burlington county is the only county in our area right now with dog tag but that will soon change. dog tag founder told "eyewitness news" philadelphia and the neighboring counties are his next project. proceeds from the beer go to different military charities. ryan' socia

take a look ryan howard is here. ruben amorrow apologized to ryan for saying the phillies would be better off without him. and then ryan spent extended time after the workout with charlie manuel giving over his swing. ryan howard looks good. he lost some weight. phillies say he's in good spirits and they're hoping he has a chip on his shoulder from everything that's happened this off-season. >> ryan is engaged. we have a good program ut lidzing the hitting instructors we have in the camp. >> i think ryan howard, and he will work at his whole game base running, fielding throwing hitting, the whole thing, then i think his whole game will get better. >> i think maybe, and i haven't talked to him about anything that happened but maybe he's coming in with a little chip on his shoulder which would be a good thing. >> i can't even count the number of times over the years that he has literally picks us all up, put him on his back and took us to the finish line. >> reporter: flyers are in carolina tonight going for three stra

the moats say he pointed it, first at tamisha, then at ryan.an decides it's best to stay outside, hoping the officer will understand their situation. >> you ran a red light. >> we went back and forth for a little bit. and then i realized that i was talking to a wall. i mean, he wasn't going to listen. he didn't care. >> did i not stop at the red light? did i not -- >> stop. and then you ran through the red light. >> i waved the traffic off. >> it was still red. >> and then i turned. >> shut your mouth and listen. >> shut my mouth and listen? is that how you talk to me too? >> shut your mouth and listen. >> he was just, like, i can take you to jail, i can tow your car. shut your mouth. all this different stuff that i was thinking that wasn't appropriate for a cop to say to anybody. >> it's decision time for ryan. he knows if he stays he'll probably miss his opportunity to say good-bye and to be there for his wife. >> well, i was thinking, i didn't want anything else bad to happen. so i just tried to stay as calm as possible. >> so ryan decides t

>> as paul ryan paul ryan, of course has offered policies which, if enacted would engineered the largestistribution from the non-rich to the rich in the history of the united states and he's blaming barack obama whose policies have really substantially taken money from the river and givech and given it to the working class. >> it seems that we long ago entered the zone in washington where a politician really can say anything he or she wants to about economics. that economics is confusing enough a subject to the general public that there just really isn't any way for people to fact check it. >> well lawrence that's right with regard to a lot of economic matters. if you're talking about fiscal and monetary policy for example, many people's eyes glaze over. they don't know what the debate is all about. but if you're talking about inequality you're talking about the fundamental issue that everybody understands, and that is that most people have gone nowhere in terms of their income and a very small number of people at the very top have got all of the economic gains over the past 30 years. so

today the media tried to pull a full court press on ryan howard. jeff skversky in clearwater with more on ryan and his relationship with management. jeff. >> reporter: deucis on his first day here in phillies camp ryan howard says he feels great he chatted it up with phillies fans signed some autographs. manager ryne sandberg says his first baseman is in good spirits after a long talk. of course howard had quite the off season trade rumors and harsh comments from his general manager. a big hug for the big piece. ryan howard among the remaining veterans to report to phillies spring training today. general manager ruben amaro recently had a heart to heart with howard after saying this winter the phils would be better off without him. >> i talked to ryan about it and i've apologized to him because frankly that was more of a private statement. >> i feel great. >> reporter: howard is short and sweet today. he tells 6abc he wants his play to do the talking. chase utley expects the first baseman to bounce back after leading the majors in strikeouts last y

. >> who better to join us than congressman paul ryan, mitt romney's running mate from 2012. also chairman of the influential house ways and means committee. in fact, ryan may be the most important republican in washington these days because if president obama is going to get deals done with the new

ryan's is a ministry, named for him to help people in need. his parents say that's just what ryan would want. >> i at least told god i trust you with my son. and i do. and i know i'll within ryan again. >> in gloucester county, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> that's wonderful. it is 5:37 right now. excitement over pope francis and his up up come coming visit to philadelphia has energized big fundraising. organizers of the world meeting of family already two thirds of the way to their $45 million found raising goal. pope francis is expected to take part in the meeting in philadelphia, and celebrate mass on the parkway. it is scheduled for september. >> now, we have some important developments regarding the affordable care act. the deadline for those want to go enroll has been extended. this special enrollment period runs from march 15th through april 30th, and allows uninsured americans to get coverage, and avoid those penalties. meantime, the white house says that some 800,000 enroll east received incorrect subsidy information on the

ryan. mr. ryan: mr.peaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks on h.r. 644, the fighting hunger incentive act of 2014. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. levin: -- mr. ryan: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. ryan: here's what we are trying to accomplish with this legislation today. we are trying to provide some more certainty. small business, they have to be able to plan for the future. charities who are serving those in need, they also have to plan for the future. families need to know whether there's going to be help for them at local food banks. a lot of them look to the tax code ironically, when planning for the future. they need a tax code that's easy to understand. but that is not the tax code we have today. whether we make a tax code more complicated, well, if we do that we are making their lives more unpredictable. that's a disservice

would be ryan how war.k to the median share his feelings because his feelings are hur but everybody including the manager says, right now it's okay. >> i had a good conversation with him. he looks good and fresh. he's well aware of some of the young talent that's out here and some athletic players around him. so um, you know, he's in high spirits. >> larry bowa works with ryan howard on his fundamentals at first base and bowa knows about all the trade talk with howard's name all over them. but does he feel that's bothering ryan howard? >> i'm he's a professional. you can talk about it all they want. anybody in there cole hamels cliff lee papelbon i'm sure stuff bothers those guys. when the umpire says play ball i'm telling you right now how war i don't think guys think about am i going to be here tomorrow? >> can ryan howard do all he needs to do at 35 years of age? >> well, it's tough but it's all part of when you get older there's adjustment that have to be made and he's going to hear it enough and i woul

good morning, ryan. intelligence officials say they don't know yet who that masked man is but this morning they are getting closer to figuring that out. the new clues that could help identify this masked isis leader heard briefly in the gruesome video showing the beheading of 21 egyptian christians. >> today we are on the south of rome. >> reporter: his speaking patterns and his facial features now being carefully analyzed by u.s. intelligence officials and compared to americans known to have joined isis. >> he says south instead of soth so he's not from canada. >> reporter: linguist eric thomas says the isis fighter's distinct iveive pronunciations point to a possible u.s. background with some arabic influence. >> i think he's american. >> reporter: officials don't know for sure how many americans have gone overseas to fight with isis, but there is growing concern about the effectiveness of the group's online recruiting. up to 40,000 isis supporters believed to be active on social media each day. the u.

created a collection drive like no other and you won't believe how many books he got. 15-year-old ryan trainer is all about books. he's been reading to kids. since he was a kid. >> i always had a lot of books growing up and i loved reading and then you get out there in the real world and you realize that not everybody has that opportunity. >> this eagle scout and sophomore at is st. francis high school mountain view was concerned about declining literacy rate so he got to work. he created a youth literacy council and start add book drive for kids without. >> we put out the book in bin and got the whole community involved. >> ryan never dreamed how successful the book drive would be. he started something in his community and the books started rolling in. >> when it was over ryan collected a whopping 25,000 book for kids. >> i didn't expect it to get so big. i would go out and buy additional 200 box to put the book ins. >> the book donateed to peninsula library. schools. charities. >> i feel like every single book that we donate reaches reaches some child who needs it reaches some child

until a very different one appeared on her doorstep. 12-year-old ryan tran may be one of the smallest members of his boy scout troop but has to have one of the biggest hearts. for years ryan has been selling popcorn as part of the cub scouts and giving a portion of money away to charity, on the hunt for a new charity last year ryan remembered lisa asking for donations at his church. he asked his mom and his dad what it was all about. >> they told me how it's about people who get touched in spots that they didn't allow them to. right here we have sweatpants and, like, sweat bras. that's really bad and they need like, help and i would want to do the organization. >> reporter: so four days a week, three hours a day for an entire month, ryan went door to door selling his popcorn, eventually raising $500 for grateful garments. and if the idea of a 12-year-old boy scout raising money for victims of sexual assault weren't different enough just think about that boy in walmart filling lisa's wish list. >> i didn't really know like what sizes they take. they give us a size but i didn't know how

>> ryan owens on the trial from the start. ryan, thank you. >>> now, to new jersey tonight. we showed you that gas explosion last night here. the home disintegrated. well tonight, we learned the main culprit wasn't even in the home. abc's tom llamas from the scene again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new clues of how this house went kaboom. a police dash cam catching the moment this jersey shore home exploded. investigators say natural gas from a leaky pipe outside the home built up into the basement, then ignited when it came into contact with a flame from either the water heater or the thermostat. just behind me you can see what remains of this house. just the basement, what was underground, and that just a charred remain. the entire house now in a million pieces. we found this, part of a door, literally blasted across the street. last night, crews worked to find and fix that leak. new jersey natural gas says the gas main was cracked, but they don't know why. >> i just left to drive my son around to fall asleep and, like, within minutes, the explosion happened. >> reporter

he can see some time at first base but for now it is ryan howard's spot.ug, and ryan howard among the remaining veterans to report to phillies spring training today. the general manager recently had a heart-to-heart with howard after saying this winter the phills will be better off without him. >> i talked to ryan about it and i have apologized to him. because frankly i was more of a private statement. >> i feel great. all right boys. >> howard is short and sweet today. he tells 6abc he wants his play to do the talking. chase utley expect the first baseman to bounce back after leading the majors in strikeouts last year. >> ryan is a very good guy and a great baseball player. he's -- i mean i can't even count the number of times over the years that he has literally you know picked us all up put us on his back and took us to the finish line. >> for utley and the phills to have a better finish this year guys believe they need to have a better locker room. >> i want to make sure my teammates are on the same page as me. because the last few years a lot of us ha

station decision's ryan takeo -- kpix 5's ryan takeo joins us live from the claremont middle school to let us know what's happening there. ryan, good morning. >> reporter: fire crews are still on scene keeping an eye on this. basically the cafeteria is gutted cheer the fire was really going just about two hours ago. take a look at this video. check out the flames from this morning. you really got going at about 2:00 a.m. someone driving on highway 24 saw smoke and called 911 and you see the fire there raging through a hole in the roof. firefighters cut that hole in the roof so they could put it out. they did find something unusual when they got here. an open door to the cafeteria building. at the end of a three day holiday weekend. >> again, a school cafeteria on fire at 2:00 in the morning. and an open door is unusual. >> reporter: there's a fire investigator here on scene. there is only damage to the cafeteria, it didn't spread to any other buildings. and opd just got here on scene as well. we're waiting to talk to one of their sergeants. and if we can, we try and talk to that fire i

created a collection drive like no other and you won't believe how many books he got. 15-year-old ryan trainer is all about books. he's been reading to kids. since he was a kid. >> i always had a lot of books growing up and i loved reading and then you get out there in the real world and you realize that not everybody has that opportunity. >> this eagle scout and sophomore at is st. francis high school mountain view was concerned about declining literacy rate so he got to work. he created a youth literacy council and start add book drive for kids without. >> we put out the book in bin and got the whole community involved. >> ryan never dreamed how successful the book drive would be. he started something in his community and the books started rolling in. >> when it was over ryan collected a whopping 25,000 book for kids. >> i didn't expect it to get so big. i would go out and buy additional 200 box to put the book ins. >> the book donateed to peninsula library. schools. charities. >> i feel like every single book that we donate reaches reaches some child who needs it reaches some child

right now sandberg says ryan howard is his first baseman. >> ryan howard is here to prepare for the season we speak um in spring training here. i mean he's the first baseman. he needs to prepare himself to be the best first baseman that he can be. >> i'll tell you one thing. he can get on the field and work at his game and work at first base with larry bowa and he can get his running as good as it can be and he can work with charlie manuel and steve henderson and all the hitting guys we have in cam topsy where he can really get his stroke. >> right now unless he gets unseated he's the first baseman baseman. >> it may all sound good, but it's spring training. but not sure the players waiting to be gone is a good thing it's not how the manager feels. >> i think coming here and getting stabbed in spring training for cold to pro pair if they have a good season it's always important for players to have good years and good seasons. sometimes it can motivate a player. sometimes it can raise their value of a player. >> interesting spin by the manager. all of a sudden you'll make ryan howard a bett

so what is up with ryan howard? we'll tell you about that. and chase utley got an interesting call in the off season from ruben amaro a ♪ >>> deptford new jersey woman accused of of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from her cousin to buy lottery tickets. 79-year-old doris little charged with second degree theft by deception. she's accused of of depleting her 93-year-old cousin' bank account. prosecutors say little took about 214,000 bucks to buy mostly scratch off lot row tickets. that money was supposed to be used to pay her cousin's nursing home bill. >> $243,000. that is how much prosecutors say a gloucester county man stole in social security benefits. new jersey grand jury indicted 62-year-old nicholas sever reno jr. today. prosecutors say the paulsboro man took the benefits of his father who died 29 years ago. they say his father worked a second job using a false name and a social security number. a second one. when he died, prosecutors say he still collected the benefits paid to that false identity and never reported the death

. >> come on, ryan, faster.excuse. >> i don't feel it in my butt. >> i feel like i am doing a broadway show. biggest challenge squat jumps like a frog literally. one, two, three, four -- i do these in my suit every day. >> reena put your butt out more. >> it hurts my calf. >> okay. folks, you do them with us. coming up next, a brand new polka. coming up next, a brand new polka. hi, my name is jonathan lawson and i'm a customer service representative for colonial penn life insurance company. insurance can sometimes be difficult to understand, but here at colonial penn, we make it simple. alex trebek has been representing colonial penn for over ten years and is here to tell you how we do it. thanks, jonathan. i'm happy to be here with these knowledgeable colonial penn representatives. i know that customer service is a priority for them. i've been representing colonial penn for over ten years talking about their guaranteed acceptance life insurance. if you're 50 to 85 write down the toll-free number on your screen

ryne sandberg says ryan is in a good place, but ryan howard did not speak to the media today. chase utley is here. take a look at chase. he has only played with one shortstop his entire career. of course, jimmy rollins who was traded to the dodgers. but chase says he has not been asked by ruben amaro about any trade possibilities or waving his no-trade clause. chase at 36 years of age, he still wants to stay a philly. >> i have so much respect for the organization that i wouldn't completely push ruben away and say, absolutely not. i'm not going to hear you. i would listen to him out of respect for him and for the entire organization. and kind of go from there. i want nothing more than to play for this organization for as long as i can. >> reporter: we're going to hear more from chase coming up at 6:00. in and an hour at 5:00 don brown tells us why the phillies were not all on the same page last year and what he's going to do about it. for now, i'm john clark, live in beautiful clearwater, florida. back to you, jim. >> yeah, we get it it's beautiful there. we can see. thank you

paul ryan like that was delivered on time to congress. he said the tax hikes on no wealthy are not going to happen but he left the door open to some prospects for bipartisan cooperation on tax reform. listen to what he had to say. >> the kicker is, even with these tax increases, you don't mail us the budget because you don't get spending under control. i'm disappointed in this proposal but as far as i'm concerned, i would rather spend time not focusing on our differences. let's try to find some time and a way to see if there is some common ground. the tax -- that task before us now is to try to find some common ground and uncertain we can get this done. >> ryan said the top priority is trade and they could work with the of on trade. the bigger question is whether democrats will come along for the ride on that issue. on tax reform, the biggest stumbling block right now is there will be critical negotiations going forward. how do you handle all of those businesses that are not corporations? about 80% of the business community out there woul

created a collection drive like no other and you won't believe how many books he got. 15-year-old ryan trainer is all about books. he's been reading to kids. since he was a kid. >> i always had a lot of books growing up and i loved reading and then you get out there in the real world and you realize that not everybody has that opportunity. >> this eagle scout and sophomore at is st. francis high school mountain view was concerned about declining literacy rate so he got to work. he created a youth literacy council and start add book drive for kids without. >> we put out the book in bin and got the whole community involved. >> ryan never dreamed how successful the book drive would be. he started something in his community and the books started rolling in. >> when it was over ryan collected a whopping 25,000 book for kids. >> i didn't expect it to get so big. i would go out and buy additional 200 box to put the book ins. >> the book donateed to peninsula library. schools. charities. >> i feel like every single book that we donate reaches reaches some child who needs it reaches some child

ryan: he is happy to weigh in on the extreme of russian business. if you would have been the u.s., you would have died already. even in an aggressive environment. it is normal for russia. ryan: after month changing him, we got him in the chair. oleg: you are american, i am russian. we will never get along anyway. so ask your provocative questions.

ryan chilcote, thank you very much indeed. are going to move the conversation on russia to ukraine. leaders are continuing talks to find a resolution in that country. we will break it down after the break. ♪ >> good morning. welcome back. leaders agree to chat with talks on ending the ukrainian conflicts. that includes a tended of peace summit to be held in minsk. that meeting could determine whether a peace agreement will take cold. -- hold. good morning. we have this big meeting coming up. can you put it in context? people are talking about it being a make or break. >> i don't think that is an exaggeration. the last peace deal in minsk was signed by b players and c players. the relevant heads of state are getting together in minsk now. now, will it stick? >> let's deal with what you think the deal will look like. what do you think the structure will be? >> it is going to hinge on the withdrawal of the heavy weapons the artillery, the multiple rocket launchers. this is what is killing people every day. in appalling numbers. i

ryan honl thanks so much.ching this story and keep tabs on your situation as well. >> thank you very much ronan. >> the reporter who first uncovered this story and ignite a firestorm, the center for investigative reporting aaron glance. thank you so much for your work on this. it's a wrenching story for the facility in wisconsin, but explain to the audience what this means for the rest of the country and what this tells us about the va in general? >> i think the reason this story about a va in rural wisconsin is important to everyone in america because it goes to the heart of the problems that the agency has been having. secretary eric shinseki was forced to resign last year over allegations that books were being cooked and that many people throughout the agency charged with helping veterans recover from war were ignoring the very rules that they were supposed to be following. here we are, you know almost a year later with a new va secretary. the issue is different. it's painkillers, but the problem is the sam

until a very different one appeared on her doorstep. 12-year-old ryan tran may be one of the smallest of his boy scout troop but has to have one of the big ef hearts. for years ryan has been selling popcorn as part of the cub and boy scouts and giving a portion of the money away to clarity on the hunt for a new charity last year, rye on remembers lisa asking for donation he at his church. he asked his mom and dad what it was all about. >> they told me about how people get touched in spots that they didn't allow them to. >> right here we have sweat pants. >> and that is really bad and they need help and i would want to do this energyorganization. >> so four days a week for months ryan went door to door selling popcorn, raising plan for grateful garments. and as if a 12-year-old boy raising money for sexual assaults wasn't different enough think of the boy in wal-mart selling lisa's wish list. >> i didn't know about sizes. i didn't know how to find them because i don't shop for underwear. >> it says a lot about the capacity he has for compassion. >> look at all this. >> it says a lot ab

ryan: that is a good one. he has gotten a little bit more of what he wants, but this is not an outright victory. there is a real roadmap, if you will, to peace. angela merkel and francois hollande haven't going to these negotiations for months, and if this one fails, they will take action -- i.e. more sections against russia -- pretty quickly. brendan: ryan, the longtime or reform, is a new constitution, one of the process for creating that? ryan: they have got to agree to change the constitution. here is the issue -- and i think what the whole deal hinges on -- what the russians want if they want to make sure that ukraine never becomes art of nato and preferably never becomes part of the european union, so they want that region and the east to be a kind of a buffer state that would have the toe power over federal government assistance -- have a power over federal government assistance decisions like joining nato and the eu. olivia: ryan, a lot of people are saying vladimir putin will not stop until he has a l

i'm ryann for t.j. holmes. >> i'm reena ninan. >>> we begin with the gruesome videotape showing the beheading of egyptian christians by isis. experts poring over the tape say it is possible one of the jihadists is an american. abc's brian ross has the latest. >> reporter: u.s. intelligence officials say they are seeking to determine if the man behind the mask leading the isis murders of 21 christians could be an american. comparing his facial features and speaking patterns to americans known to have joined isis. >> today we are on the south of rome. >> he says south instead of soth so he is not from canada. >> reporter: eric thomas, a professor of lynn gis particulars at north carolina state says a number of state says a number of distinctive pronunciations. >> he said do instead of du. >> reporter: point to a possible u.s. background with some arabic influence as well. >> i think he sounds pretty american. >> reporter: with the pipeline of u.s. recruits to isis a growing concern. the white ho

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the screenings are run by the ryan lapinski big heart foundation. john and ryan lapinski lost their 18-year-old son to an undetected heart condition. this foundation provides free ekg screenings to students. ricky and robby say they were blindsided by what they learned. >> the cardiologist takes one look at the sheet and then says that there's something wrong here. >> we really think you should check this out. >> reporter: what did you think? >> i was like oh, fun, heart problems. >> reporter: the cardiologist noticed this on robby's read out. >> he has this little delta wave and a little slip on the way up which is indicative of the condition. >> reporter: robby had outpatient surgery in december which corrected the problem. both mother and son couldn't be more thankful for the ryan lapinski big heart foundation. >> this family took something that was just gut wrenchingly horrible and turned it into something that is doing so much good for so many people. i can never repay them. i absolutely believe that they saved robby. >> reporter: that's the on

>> ryan owens tonight. ryan, thank you. >>> the fbi now joining the investigation in chapel hill, north carolina, tonight, as authorities ask, was it a hate crime? three young family members, all muslim, gunned down in a quiet neighborhood near the iconic campus of unc. there was early word it began after a dispute over a parking space, but investigators now believe it could have been something more. abc's tom llamas in north carolina. >> i heard about eight shots go off in an apartment. about three girls -- or, at least -- more than one girl screaming. >> reporter: this chilling 911 call describes the moments 46-year-old craig stephen hicks allegedly shot and killed three muslim college students last night. deah and yusor barakat -- newlyweds. and yusor's sister, razan abu salha. the family telling me they were shot execution style. >> she literally told me daddy, i feel he hate us for how we look and how we dress. >> reporter: hicks, appearing in court today, charged with three counts of first degree murd

ryan chilcote joins us.latest, we saw the leaders leave, we do not know borders and actually white house they have disagreed on. ryan: the single part -- the simple part is this weekend. saturday night into sunday they are going to stop shooting. 2 days later they are supposed to begin pulling back weapons. that plays out over a couple weeks. that is the simple part. then the political part has to happen. that is where things are more complicated. ukraine has a great to decentralize, not federalize power in its country. it will have to pass constitutional reforms that will establish breakaway areas, give them a special status. once that has been done and they have had a regional elections in those places, then according to this agreement, the ukrainians the federal government will start to get control of the borders. i.e. the border between russia and ukraine which is now controlled by separatists. we heard angela merkel say she has no illusions about the cease-fire. she says it gives us a glimmer of hope be

ryan: he is happy to weigh in on the extreme of russian business.f you would have been the u.s., you would have died already. even in an aggressive environment. it is normal for russia. ryan: after month changing him, -- after months chasing him we ,ot

i'm ryan smith in for t.j. holmes. >> i'm reena ninan.rld news now." another day and another winter storm. major east coast cities are bearing the brunt of it today from d.c. to new york. more than what half foot of fresh snow, accompanied by a brutal blast of arctic air. the forecast ahead. >>> prosecutors in the so-called american sniper trial could rest their case as early as today. that's after presenting a chilling video confession from the former marine charged with killing chris kyle and chad littlefield. >>> passengers and crew on a whale-watching trip off the coast of hawaii had to be rescued when a huge wave broke over the boat. five people, including a pregnant woman, were dumped in to the water. >>> the official height of the washington monument is now nearly ten inches shorter than the historic height which has been since it was completed in 1884. the new height is a result of the change in the spot where the measurement is taken. those are some of the top stories on this fat tuesday, february 17th. ♪ >> announcer: from abc n

i'm ryan smith. t.j. holmes is on assignment. >> i'm reena ninan.t's been a while since we have done this together. >> do i look tan and well rested. >> you look zen. >> florida did it. >> working the night shift it takes you a week to adjust and then by that time it is time to return. >>> the powerful new storm hitting the northeast this morning. 90 million americans bracing for more biting cold and fresh round of snow and ice. >> it's already coming down in washington, d.c. take a look. barely you can see the white house there with more than a half foot of snow expected. federal offices closed today and for many schools, classes have been cancelled or delayed. for more here's abc's lana zak. >> reporter: this is the big chill that will not melt away. in new york city it was the coldest february day in nearly three decades. >> it's cold when your eyeballs ache. that's cold. >> reporter: in long suffering boston no relief with the mercury at three below. >> maybe if you are going to visit boston come in june. not february. >> reporter: heavy wet sno

ryan: it is extraordinary. difficult to imagine three people sitting down full of more distrust hoping to have a constructive conversation. you heard angela merkel. she says she does not know what is going to come of the talks. we heard the french president suggest he was doubtful too. saying france and germany will not go down in history as having not tried to stop this war. no one trusts one another but they are going to make their best effort to try and get some kind of cease-fire going. tom: is there a prepackaged deal from the west? ryan: it does not appear to be a deal that the russian president would readily accept. what we have heard is they want to take the minsk agreement, something they agreed on a couple of months ago, and for that to be a foundation for a new deal. the russian president and the kremlin, they do not really like that and that never went anywhere. we had a month of peace and major violence since then. the quick answer is no but maybe they are keeping something close to the chest. oliv

brendan: ryan chilcote, standing in front of the comment.et us know if you hear the sound of champagne corks. i do not think you will. ryan: more likely to be the helicopters arriving. stephanie: far less exciting. the white house dispatched vice president joe biden to europe. he met with european council president donald tusk and had to say this about the situation. vice president biden: president putin continues to call for peace plans as troops rolled through the ukrainian countryside, and he absolutely ignores every agreement. stephanie: bloomberg's phil mattingly is in d.c.. we have seen tough sanctions on mascot -- on moscow, what more is president obama considering? phil: ryan chilcote hit on it -- about arming the ukrainian forces. president obama is getting pressure on capitol hill from republicans and members of his own party. it is a decision that will not be made until angela merkel comes to washington on friday -- on monday, but it is one that for a long period of time was not on the table, and now it is. that is a concern for t

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i think that's a good thing. >> and welcome back to "meet the press," congressman ryan. good to see you. before we get to the budget and what you can work out with the white house, let's start with what happened on friday. your running mate, governor mitt romney, deciding not to run for president. did he make the right decision? >> it is the right decision for mitt and ann based on what they decided was the best thing to do for the country. it's bittersweet to me. i was going to support mitt whatever he decided to do. >> you would have endorsed had -- endorsed him? >> oh, sure. it's no secret that i think mitt romney would be a great president. it is a perfect style of mitt romney decision. country first. he did what he decided was best for the country. the way he decided this and the statement he made reflects that. he's a class act. >> does this mean it makes it easier for you to support your home state governor who is likely a presidential candidate. >> as you probably know two weeks ago i was named chair of the presidential party trust helping my friend reince priebu

i'm ryan smith in for t.j. holmes.ssignment. >> i'm reena ninan. >> yeah, that blew away the entire show. i don't know if you seen the movie, phenomenal. >> really good. i can't wait to watch. so many on the list that i want to see. good morning to you guys. top story, though, we can't get over the winter discontent. >> the weather, 175 million people are affected by the harsh weather. parts of many southern states are coated with snow and slush, making the roads icy and slippery. >> boy there have been hundreds of accidents including one at the grounds at dfw airport and there's bitter cold throughout the east. we get more from abc's ted rowlands. >> reporter: you are hearing thunder sleet texas style. a mix of freezing rain and thunderstorm. add snow and you have an icy wintry mess that's paralyzing wide parts of the u.s. from the southwest in to the northeast. slippery roads are causing car and tractor-trailer pileups, closing some interstates. this major interchange in ft. worth usually bustling practically empty.

live in the news room, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> rye i can't believe thanks. health officials say one reason for the quarantine is a sick person rather is contagious up to four days before symptoms actually show up. >>> well, a bay area traffic it might be tough but at least you know what's going to be. >> that's true a study suggests the bay area has the most predictable freeway commute times among the largest metro areas in the u.s.. the metropolitan transportation commission says that means the traffic is somewhat consistent day-to-day for better or worse. >> which -- >> at least you know what to expect. >> yeah and that makes liz's job much easier. >> it is. we know the bay bridge is always going to be backed up at a certain point and the altamonte pass and livermore valley always gross and always yuck at this time. and today it's a especially -- it's because of not bun with you two separate -- one but two separate accidents. so you can see it right now, it's a 40 minutes from the also autopsy to the dublin interchange but -- altamonte pass to the dublin i