if ryan was okay? and where ariet was? and ryan didn't know.so called his older brother richard who was working the night shift at the queen mary hotel. >> what did richard say? >> he questioned if i was all right, he questioned where was mom, and he said who do you think it is? someone you know? >> why would richard think that you might know the people who broke into the house? >> he felt like i was the one who got tied up and they came into my room. so he was just questioning, is it something having to do with you? did they have a personal vendetta on you or anything? >> as you'll see, that is a question that would come up again. after the call, richard left work and drove to the house but the police tape was already up and they wouldn't let him through. >> i was really freaking out. what's going on? what's going on? i was asking him, where is my mom at? where is my mom at? >> police took richard and ryan to the station. the boys were surprised to find themselves split up and sitting in separate interview rooms. ryan's hands were bagged to pr

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ryan: thank you. rep.oy: there senator davis goes again inflating when you put against a larger package and then picking out a piece of it to say you would oppose it as opposed to recognizing what she well knows, as a former legislator, having herself voted against dollars going into the retirement funds of law enforcement offers, voting against dollars that would have gone to programs for kids. she has done that at the state legislature. i voted against the bill because it was filled with things that should not be in there. it was a political process. speaker pelosi had measures in it we should not support in order to protect the future of our children when we have $27 trillion of debt, we need to do the job the right way. randy: we will combine a couple of questions and may also have to limit the rebuttal times. this is on immigration and what is going on at the border. first of all, we would like to ask your opinion on what you think should be done with daca and the border wall right now. and what some

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and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest.good morning, everybody. it's thursday, october 15, 2020. you know what i like about these fun-sized... >> ryan: what have you? >> kelly: reese's peanut butter cups is that there's an "r" on the wrapper. >> ryan: oh. >> kelly: so i feel like it's made just for me. and yes, there's candy on the set.

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and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. [cheers and applause] >> ryan: good morning.whoo-hoo-hoo! >> ryan: yes, yes, yes. >> kelly: you know what, i have a suggestion for today. >> ryan: write it in. >> kelly: tuesday, october 6, t [laughter] sometimes you don't realize how short your dress is until you sit down in it. [laughter] you're welcome, america, and you've bn

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and now, here they are, kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. >> ryan: columbus day, indigenous peoples day asd to see you on this monday. it is kind of actually depressing outside. it's cold, wet, rainy. it is winter. is winter. to be once it sure is. >> ryan: she and i could hardly get out of bed this morning. >> kelly: you want to hear something

thank you both so much, ryan lizza and ryan nobles and we'll check back with you there in ohio followinghe president's remarks at that rally. meantime, the biden team has a whole who's who list of surrogates spread out across eight battleground states today. and that includes jon bon jovi in pennsylvania. let's listen in. >> i think that joe biden believes in a united states of america. these days on the radio and at the rallies and on the tv, i always hear a lot of me, me, me, but i do believe that joe believes in the power of we. i believe that joe knows that masks are not a sign of weakness. they're a sign of strength and respect. respect for your elders, for your neighbors, for your families, for your friends, and for a stranger that you might not have met yet. if you want to effect change and you can't do what you do, you can do what you can. something as small as wearing a mask starts the ripple. something as important as casting your vote next tuesday is about the future of these united states. that i so believe in. after we get joe into office, that's when the healing starts. bec

and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. >> kelly: good morning. >> ryan: hello, hello. >> kelly: hi. hi! it's thursday, october 22, 2020. welcome to the show, everybody. now, was that your voice announcing us? >> ryan: no, it was not. >> kelly: i couldn't really-- because now, it's--i don't know if anybody else at home is experiencing this, but i can't see or hear anything. and it's not--i mean, it could be my hearing, obviously, but i think it's more like mask wearing that's

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[cheers and applause] >> ryan: thank you.morning. >> kelly: no, we've got to go back out front. people need to see. people need to see. >> ryan: are they to sh

ryan bass is proposing to his now fiance katie ryan, and there was some pretty cool images, boris, dwyane wade walking in the background, and dwyane wade saw it, and just goes, pretty cool. check it out online. a moment that couple is not

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don't use the word "turbulence" two days, ryan. don't say it.m. >> kelly: there is a storm brewing. >> rya

paul ryan got to be speaker. but nonetheless, that would have been quite different if ryan, y'all will recall the speculation about ryan, and although a lot of work happened behind-the-scenes, there was a big chance that if ryan had not taken the position, it could have been chaos. we have not seen that in a long time. it's a new world. what i want to come back to at the end of this talk, is the really old world that can't help to inform the new world.let me give you an overview of what happens in this book. 450h is probably the last pages ever to be published in political science. we start in the earliest years with the speakership being decided in contest that is quite bipartisan. by which i mean, political parties grew up in the early period of the republic. but in the earliest few decades, i will give specifics in a bit, bear want caucasus -- there weren't caucuses in the way we understand them now. there was all kinds of uncertainty. one party had a majority of who the speaker would be. when the speaker was

♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest!r 29, 2020. >> ryan: almost there. the big celebration is one sleep away. [laughs] our halloween extravaganza. we have some real treats for you today. it's a little teaser video for you as well. >> kelly: that's right. we show you

ryan's problems -- so, this is paul ryan's problems. and this is thanks to keith poole, on his blog a few days ago. keith plots every member of the house of representatives, the '' s are democrats and the r's are republicans, by this measure that he produces of ideology. these are the liberals, these are the conservatives. the y axis is how many votes the members got in the last exercise. and poole does the following exercise. he says, what if this is as bad of an election for republicans as people can imagine? not that he says it will be, but he says what if. he says, what if there is a seven point swing away from the republican party? if so, then these republicans lose. ok? now, this would be an extreme swing. republicans still have a majority, but it might only be 10 seats. look at who stays? the further the right you are, the more likely you are to stay. so this -- so, ryan's best hope is still not going to be happy times. when it comes to organizing. but with keith does not say is that, if things get even better for the democrats,

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ryan: -- campaign pitstops in swing states? part of the presence's campaign pitch is that he was maintaining a bigger schedule. they mock to the vice president days that he would not be campaigning. the president said i am working my ass off, that he had multiple rallies scheduled. one that he canceled was due to a coronavirus hotspot and the mayor said please don't come. the next debate is between the vice president and kamala harris, but there was one the week after that and one the week after that. we don't know how you could .ossibly hold those in person there is just so much. and the daily activity of being president, which he was using as part of his campaign. there are a lot of things where he was signing an executive order, calling people unexpectedly and saying i have an announcement to make, which this will also complicate. but it is the president, and with this president, i don't know that we can just assume that this means he is going to andaking it quietly resting. this could mean that he spends two weeks tweeting

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he decided voter, literally ryan hasjust voted. he is decided voter, literally ryan has just voted. welcome, ryan and tell what happened. quin! i voted yesterday and it was a tough decision but we got through it. go on. give us a bit more. and the president to read, i voted for trump. and bit more. and the president to read, ivoted for trump. and i was undecided probably right up until a few hours before actually went and voted. and what took you from may be joe biden, may be donald trump to i'm going trump? there was a couple of things. the main one being is! couple of things. the main one being is i feel like if one party or the other has the house of representatives, plus the senate, plus the presidency, if all three are obtained by one party, ithink that our country will swing too far in one direction or the other. and so, i do think if i state, my state in particular, are senate races and a look at the presidential race and i do not know if this is the right term for it, but i was kind of hedging my bets a little bit. so, there was some policy issues that i really like about do

ryan: it is a bit of a mixed story., there are definitely folks, like myself -- i am actually in new york city still as well, that are interested in staying here for the long term, that are bullish on some of those unique dynamics that make a city like new york so vibrant. cultural opportunities here, the fact that there is a deep history, that there are so many amenities all centralized. ofhink we are in a period near-term and midterm dislocation and a lot of folks are moving outside the city for the time being what -- but will come back. and to your point, those who are more long-term oriented and can think beyond the next year or two years, i think there are some compelling investing opportunities, especially in residential and a lot of the urban cores. in the office, i think that is a space where there will be a fundamental change in how office space works, in terms of flexibility and adaptability being key. but in terms of the residential space in urban centers, i firmly believe there are some unique benefits of be

and you know, especially if you read ryan's piece.ly, almost every line that he speaks is untethered to reality. so, you know, obviously, it's always problematic when people aren't being honest, but i think when it comes to something like the coronavirus, it adds on a really extra meaning in terms of the effect that it could have on somebody. because if you're telling somebody that there's nothing to worry about, if, you know, you're obviously not asking people to, you know, wear masks, even though the president keeps insisting, oh, we hand out masks, but then you look out and the only people wearing masks are the people near the president. and you look at everybody else and most of them aren't wearing masks. and so they're all exposing themselves to a deadly virus, just to see the president. >> ryan, if we can put the map back up of the planned travel for the coming week, i do think it's somewhat instructive here. joe biden is going to georgia tomorrow. two stops in georgia. and if you had said to someone two years ago that the democ

ryan teague beckwith, thank you. there has been a shift, as there always is as we near an american election. the discourse has changed, to say the least. david westin will tame the discourse this afternoon. this is in the 12:30 moment, with two from florida, neal dunn and debbie wasserman schultz on florida. the pulling there is really interesting, to say the least. it would weston with an update. futures -38 -- david westin with an update. routers -38. this is bloomberg. stay with us. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg surveillance. the institute of national finance has gathered top executive this week to tackle the most critical issues facing the financial industry as a result of covid-19. anne richards is among the speakers at the virtual event and joins us. usually joining us from the imf world bank meetings. there is so much going on that we want that we were not sure what to start with in speaking to you -- we were not sure what to start with in terms of speaking with you. the worry is that there is a shock out ther

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literally ryan has just voted, this week a decided voter. voter. literally ryan has just voted, he is from texas. welcome, tell us what happened. yes, i actually voted yesterday or two days ago, excuse me. so yes, it was kind of a tough decision, but we got through it. go on, give us a bit more, who do go for? i actually in the presidential race i voted for trump and i was undecided probably right up until a few hours before i actually went and voted. that is extraordinary. and what was it that decided you, what took you from may bejoe biden, maybe trump to i'm going trump is back well, there were a couple of things. the main one being i personally feel like one party or the other if they have the house of representatives, plus the senate, press the presidency, if all three are obtained by one party, i think that our country will swing too far in one direction or the other, and so in one direction or the other, and soi in one direction or the other, and so i kind of had to look at my state in particular, our congressional races and our in pa

ryan, i wonder how you speak about. you ended up on higher ed and this is in some ways entered on higher ed but read well beyond. how do you about the dangers and opportunities of this moment. how serious is the risk, what might be done and is there a role for the president and other policymakers really doing anything about this knowledge area. >> i am concerned about the things that you just mentioned since you mentioned higher ed i would say that we have reason to be concerned about the climate on a lot of our campuses. cancel culture that there is the opposite of what we're supposed to be doing on university campusesand it's a real force . i would say it's a uniquely unit american phenomenon to you see some of this in other countries. but not for that extent. and i'm still puzzling over why that is i do think the fact american universities have overspent on beating up nonspeaking aspects of the campus has contributed to that. creating offices whose job it is to create the conditions for campus unrest which you don't

i met mike ryan in a 12 step program that i was in. he didn't have a place to stay and let him stay on the couch in my apartment and he basically stopped paying any you know worked up my courage and said got to do you have to go it's time to kick your sorry so i started like taking some of the stuff off the shelves and putting them in the boxes and he grabbed me and put be against the bathroom door jam and held a knife to my throat and said if you ever touch my kid. was gone and i thought. god is gone my mom told my dad a day before the murder that my gran have been there that day looking for money looking for food looking for you know we know it in our hearts identify my grandchild mom this is a this is the letter this card writes to monsoon after he's arrested he's behind bars and just dear sir i'm sure that up by this point it has become apparent to you that i love the murder and this is very traditional and riotous as a potential suspect when monsoon went to find ryan to interview him he tracked him down in a jail in mississippi wh

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go ahead, ryan. >> thank you. we just saw the slide in the presentation but vision zero is proving away that traffic deaths are inevitable and instead designing crashes knowing mistakes will happen but people should not die. we brought together a number of key partners on our work. we have our partners at public health, police department and public works and bringing these partners together is a key part of delivering the systems approach. designing safer streets and using the data we've been talking about in the previous picture. working to advance safe behaviors and in terms the technologies they can be an important pool. we have public health team leading the data analysis and government affairs team leading for legislative analysis. we know speed is the single thing we can address to save lives. everything from our engineering to education is focussed just on slowing speeds to save lives. you'll see the emphasis on speed in the next slides but i'll walk through the tools we know are effective. we know through

>> ryan, thank you so much. jessica, it's worth noting that joe biden and the dnc are outspending republicans two to one on ads in florida. what is florida's role in biden's pathway to 270 electoral votes? >> reporter: well, brianna, it's not a must-win for biden. there's other ways to get to 270, but certainly if biden wins florida, it's a show of strength and could really end trump's chances of reelection, especi especially if it's an early victories, if they can declare a winner on the night of the election. so a lot of eyes here, as well as money. they are outspending president trump over two to one here in florida, flooding the air waving with ads, both on television, digital ads, and of course spending time here. vice president biden will be here in broward county momentarily. they have a large democrat ecelectora ecelectorate. it also is made up of a lot of african-american voters, a key part of the coalition that the biden campaign is hoping to put together on election day, and the biden campaign really

ryan white program consists of five partings which you can see on your right.e're speaking specifically about ryan white part a, that was the request for your approval with this board. that is given out to mostly cities and counties and a couple of jurisdictions. it may be interest to know that san francisco county going through d.p.h. receives part a and part b as well as part d, and (indiscernible) reads part f. you can read the amendment, and so all of these parts come into or county. next slide, please. did you want to speak to the next slide? >> yes. i thought that it was your slide. sorry. so there are about 15,900 san francisco residents diagnosed and living with h.i.v. as of the end of december 2019. we provide support services to approximately 7,000 san francisco residents who are eligible for these services based on the income criteria. h.h.f. comes to the board each year for the process for ryan white granting and we reapply annually but we have learned recently that as of next year in 2021, that we will be applying for a three-year grant and we won'