now to the mysterious death of ryan singleton.e and his friends had big dreams of going to hollywood but that dream became a nightmare in 2013 when ryan was found dead while traveling from las vegas to los angeles. the docuseries "dying to be famous: the ryan singleton mystery" investigates his death through new interview and interviews with friends and family including long-time friend antonio fason and mom iris flowers. >> i'm more on a deeper journey to show i'm more than a pretty face. >> ryan was a joy, a jewel, a love. he was just the perfect child. >> it was on july 9th, 2013 that iris got an unexpected call from ryan who was apparently driving back to l.a. from las vegas. >> he called me and asked me to send him his emergency $100 that he had in his room because he was just taking a weekend trip. >> but ryan never picked up his money. >> i had a call from police the following day from a detective in baker, california to notify me that ryan had been reported as an official missing person by a friend in los angeles. they tol

ryan: 1000%. the capitol police is run by a board, so the conversation that myself, zoe lofgren, rosa delauro and others are having our about really making sure that we are able to provide the level of oversight that we need for the capitol police. those are ongoing discussions. any review will take into account a broader understanding around oversight and what needs to be done as we build the force of the future. we believe that we will have to make a lot of changes around the structures of the buildings, the perimeter, the roles and responsibilities around the capitol police, and all of that will entail us having more oversight for them. i think there will be agreement, bipartisan agreement on this. that will be part of any future package. >> next question goes to emily wilkins. reporter: thank you so much for doing this. as a lot of the investigation by congress gets underway, is there any sort of timeline as to when various committees, panels and investigations need to wrap up by? and when cle

ryan shinjo had been arrested.y the island cops -- by the fbi. >> then we hear that ryan is gone to jail. and we're like, oh, my god. what? did he do it? could that -- then we hear, "no, no, he went to jail for drug dealing," which, none of us knew he was a drug dealer. i had no idea he was a drug dealer. >> ryan, it turned out, was a player in a big-money, drug trafficking ring, running meth from the mainland to oahu, to kauai. well, when people found out about that, rumors started to fly. was ryan using sandra as an unwitting drug mule when he took her to honolulu? was she bringing back meth with her? >> who knows? she may have been smuggling drugs in her new louis vuitton suitcases and not even known it, you know? >> reporter: and the final act of that story? sandra had found out about the drug ring and was killed before she could go to the police. but that was just a rumor, in a sea of rumors. police didn't seem any closer to finding sandra's killer, whoever it was. the case grew colder with each passing year.

ryan, i just need 11,700 votes ryan ryan's on mute again."at trump was not the only white house official on this call. his chief of staff, mark meadows, tried at one point to broker an agreement to let trump's team look at data they were legally not allowed to have access to, despite the fact that they've lost about 60 court cases, and that the votes in georgia were certified after being recounted three times. and at one point, meadows slyly tried to insinuate that everyone agreed they should investigate the president's conspiracy theories, before germany shot him down >> mr. president, this is mark let me -- let me just -- it sounds like we've got two different sides agreeing that we can look at those areas, and i assume that we can do that within the next 24 to 48 hours, to go ahead and get that reconciled so that we can look at the two claims and making sure that we get the access to the secretary of state's data to either validate or invalidate the claims that have been made is that correct? >> no, that's not what i said. i'm happy to, yo

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not i'm preparing for ryan garcia. i'm preparing fora not i'm preparing for ryan garcia.and i know there's huge performances to come for me. when it's all done and said on the spot i wa nt it's all done and said on the spot i want people to know my name for a world—class fighter. while he boxed all the best and beat him. and what | fight it all the best and beat him. and what i fight it was. and that will undoubtedly come with victory in texas. but as a young hotshot looking for that recognition too. tomorrow marks the 50th anniversary of one of scotland's worst peacetime tragedies. the ibrox disaster saw 66 people die in a crush when leaving the old firm derby. andrew picken has been to find out how the tragedy still impacts communities across scotland 50 years on. 1971 was only two days old when ranges melt septic i boxes up the game was dull and many fans started leaving before late goals for either side during the last five minutes. the day became infamous for the deadly crash which developed on a stairway at the rangers end of the stadium. among the victims were five

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. >> we had -- this is ryan. we had our law enforcement officers talk to everyone who was there after that event came to light. gbi was with them as well as fbi agents. >> there's no way they -- then they're incompetent. they are either dishonest or -- there's only two answers, dishonesty or incompetence. there's no way. the other thing -- there's no way. there's no way that these things could have been -- you have all these different people that voted but they don't live in georgia anymore. what was that number? that was a pretty good number. >> the number who had registered out of state after they moved from georgia, so they had a date when they moved from georgia. they registered to vote out of state. it's 4,500. >> then they came back in and they voted. that was a large number. it was in the 20s. the point is -- >> we have been going through those as well. those numbers that we got, that miss mitchell was saying, they're not accurate. everyone we have been through are people that lived in georgia, moved to a

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if you find them you've got to say it, ryan. ryan -- >> i'll tell you what we are seeing. >> go ahead. go ahead. >> what we're seeing is not at all what you're describing. and these are investigators from our office. these are investigators from gbi. and they're looking and they're good. and that's not what they're seeing. and we'll keep -- we'll keep looking. we'll keep looking at all of these things. >> well, there's much more actually in this clip that i'm going to play you now. mr. trump repeats false accusations and conspiracy theories. he also refuses to listen as raffensperger and germany disprove him. >> do you think it's possible that they shredded ballots in fulton county because that's what the rumor is? and also that dominion took out machines, that dominion is really moving fast to get rid of their machinery. do you know anything about that? because that's illegal. >> this is ryan germany, no. dominion has not moved any machinery out of fulton county -- >> but have they moved the inner parts of the machines and repl

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please welcome to the show, ryan shazier how are you, ryan?hat was back when you were doing some work for the team but it is -- it is great to actually get to spend some time with you here today. >> yeah. i'm actually glad to be on the show, man. it's -- it's exciting. i remember -- i remember that day also, so i'm glad that we actually will be able to talk. >> seth: now, obviously, one thing we should get out of the way, an incredible start to the steelers' season, very depressing ending. i'm actually going to venture and say i was more emotionally distraught than probably you were but did you watch the game >> yeah, i definitely watched the game and i was actually at dinner with a few of my friends two nights ago that were on the team and i even told them this -- the first half of the game i started watching, and i was down at the game for the national championship 'cause ohio state, we lost also and it was kind of tragic too and i was down in miami for the game i started watching the game. once it got down 21-zip, i was like -- i was at my

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. >> this is ryan germany. no, dominion is not moving out machinery. >> no, but have they moved the inner parts of the machines, replaced them with other parts? >> no. >> are you sure, ryan? >> i'm sure. >> you should want to have an accurate election, and you're a republican. >> we believe we do have an accurate election. >> no, you don't. no, no, you don't. you don't have one, not even close. you're off by hundreds of thousands of votes. you know what they did and you're not reporting it. that's a criminal offense. you can't let that happen. that's a big risk to you and ryan, your lawyer. that's a big risk. >> mr. president -- >> they are shredding ballots, based on what i heard, and they are removing machinery as fast as they can, both of which are criminal fines. you can't let it happen and you are letting it happen. >>> all right. extraordinary to hear all of that. let's bring in kyung lah in savannah, georgia, and john harwo harwood. any response now from the white house? >> reporter: no, not yet, but hon

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ryan. more on abc7 news at 4:00. we'll see you tomorrow here at 3:00 answering your questions. take care. >>> tonight, the horrific new images emerging inside the attack on the capitol. and just in tonight, what we've now learned about the potential vote whether to impeach president trump forte tonight, the new and difficult images now emerging. a rioter seen throwing a fire extinguisher at a line of police officers. several hit in the head. rioters picking another officer by the legs, beating him with a pole. rioters chanting "hang pence" and "where's nancy?" tonight, house democrats have pushed forward with an article of impeachment accusing the president of, quote, incitement of insurrection, after the president's own words in the weeks leading up to the attack and what he told supporters the day of the attack that, quote, you have to show strength, you have to be strong. we're going to have to fight much harder. house speaker nancy pelosi giving vice president mike pence until tomorrow to invoke the 25th amendment. if not, how soon could a vote come on impeachment? what we'

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ryan nobles breaking the news. thank you so much, ryan. let's get some perspective here. now california democratic congressman john garamendi, the senior member of the house armed services committee and former lieutenant governor of california. the congressman, welcome. >> good to be with you. >> just springboarding off of ryan's reporting. curious in the days before the attack last week, did you notice any -- any people around the hill on tours wearing these maga lasts? did you notice anything out of ordinary? >> i did not. i basically obeyed the rules and stayed either in my office or not at the capitol at all until january 6th, and we were required to be there to conduct the joint session of congress, and even then we were escorted in by certain groups. i think there were four different groups. i was in the second group so i had the good fortune of not being there when the mob was successful in entering the billing. many of my colleagues were and yes we were very, very concerned about this and the speaker is. the speaker has launched a very significant investigation in

ryan?sure. i'm sure, mr. president. >> former republican congressman charlie dent and mike rogers are back with us. charlie, if a relative of yours at the holiday christmas table were saying things like this, you would call a doctor. you would be worried. i mean, the inner parts of the machines, ryan? are they -- have they come in, secretly, to remove those? i mean, i don't know what to make of what the president of the united states thinks at this point. >> yeah, his state of mind -- he's obviously in a bad place. this is a very unhealthy, not to mention an undemocratic obsession. you know, you just almost run out of words to describe, you know, how unfit he is at this moment. you think, you know, you feel like you need a therapist to deal with this at this point. and the delusion is beyond anything that i've ever -- have ever seen. so, what does this -- i mean, the fact that there are members of congress right now who are trying to kind of enable this further, facilitate this obsession, y

cnn's ryan nobles on capitol hill for us. ryan, hello to you. when is the vote tonight and when do impeachment proceedings begin tomorrow. >> reporter: it looks like it is going to pass, don. we are waiting on stragglers to come and cast votes but the democrats have more than enough for this particular resolution to pass which would ask vice president pence to invoke the 25th amendment which he has said he is not going to do. the democrats are prepared to move ahead tomorrow morning with their articles of impeachment. that process will begin at 9:00 tomorrow morning. don, the difference between what we saw, you know, a couple of months ago, the last time president trump was impeached and this time around, is that it is going to be a much quicker process. there are fewer articles it they plan to speed through this and it could be done. >> ryan, we need to listen in. here we go. >> without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. >> i'm sorry. i didn't hear, but it passed. the resolution is adopted. i didn't hear the actual thing,

ryan nobles is watching right now. update your viewers on what you have just learned. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. representative tim ryan of ohio, who is part of a subcommittee that oversees the budget for the united states capitol police just told reporters in a press call that is ongoing that at least two capitol police officers have been suspended for their role during the riots here last wednesday. he talked about one of the capitol police officers that was seen taking selfies with some of the rioters and another capitol police officer who was seen wearing a maga hat and actually directing some of the rioters through the capitol during the insurrection. ryan went on to say he also believes there is a third individual who has actually been arrested for their role as it relates to this riot. he wasn't 100% sure whether that person was a capitol police officer or a member of the national guard. he said he was going to find that out definitively and let reporters know about it. the reason ryan brought this to our

300 ryan: there are over 1000 -- 300,000 throughout the country. there are adequate numbers to and otherate capitals memberss well as lind to come to washington dc. i think that all 50 states are engaged. had a that the bureau call yesterday or the day before. the states are being very generous with whatever support we would need, but they also have things in their own state. they have more than adequate horsepower to be able to take care of all of those issues. it may interrupt some of the stuff happening with the vaccine . every state is doing this differently. this.rying to facilitate from what i am hearing, that might be effective, a little bit. >> the next question is from caitlin emma, from politico. >> thank you for taking my question. i appreciate it. you said there is no direct evidence for a quote on quote inside job and that two officers have been set ended, possibly one arrested. are ashearing that there many as 15 incidents under investigation. is that also what you are hearing? do you have any idea what the nature of those incidents a

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ryan in london, thank you, ryan. gillian.st in the georgia runoff, candidates pulling all stops to get supporters out on the polls on tuesday, those who have not already voted. hi, charles. charles: gillian, we will have what the candidates have said in the last hour and what you need to know at home coming up. ♪ ♪ gillian: fox news alert, coalition of republicans are announcing they will object to electoral college certification of the 2020 presidential election unless there's an emergency ten-day audit held by an electoral commission. the group is made up of 11 senators and senators elect. it's been chaired by senator ted cruz and senator marsha blackburn. take a listen to what she said. sen accept this audit will answer the questions as to what happened in some of the disputed states. we should get answers to this. the american people should be able to trust in their electoral system and the electoral college is a vital part of our process and this will be the opportunity that we have to weigh in. gillian: we will be track

>> no. >> are you sure, ryan? >> i'm sure. >> you should want to have an accurate election, and you're a republican. >> we believe we do have an accurate election. >> no, you don't no, no you don't. not even close. you're off by hundreds of thousands of votes. you know what they did and you're not reporting it. you know, that's a criminal -- that's a criminal offense, and, you know, you can't let that happen. that's a big risk to you and to ryan, your lawyer. that's a big risk. but they are shredding battle in my opinion, based on what they have heard and removing machinery, and then moving it as fast as they can, both of which are criminal fines. you can't let it happen, and are letting it happen. >>> "the washington post" reporter helping to break this story, amy gardner is back with us. we're talking about four minutes of a recording involving the sitting president. one can't help but think about the 340 hours of recordings involving president richard nixon, the white house recordings during the time of waterga

ryan, hello again to do you. what's the vote tonight and when do the impeachment proceedings begin tomorrow? >> it looks like it's going to pass. we are waiting for a few to cast their votes the democrats have more than enough right now for this particular resolution to pass. which would ask vice president pence to invoke the 25th amendment, which he has said he will not do. so the democrats are prepared to move ahead tomorrow morning with their articles of impeachment that process will begin at 9:00 tomorrow morning. the difference between what we saw, you know, a couple of months ago and the last time that president trump was impeached, and this time around, there are fewer articles and we will speed through. >> ryan, sorry, we have to listen in. >> with that objection, the motion reconsider is laid on the table. >> okay, i'm sorry, it passed. the resolution is adopted. i didn't hear the actually thing, but there we are. ryan nobles you are right, you said there was a few stragglers and it has passed. let's lis

>> no. >> are you sure, ryan? >> i'm sure. >> reporter: the president threatened the georgia officials could face legal trouble themselves. >> you know what they did and you're not reporting it. that's a criminal -- that's a criminal offense. that's a big risk to you and to ryan, your lawyer. that's a big risk. >> reporter: piling on partisan guilt. >> you should want to have an accurate election, and you're a republican. >> we believe we do have an accurate election. >> no. no, you don't. >> reporter: tonight a biden senior adviser described the call as irrefutable proof of a president pressuring and threatening an official of his own party to get him to rescind the state's lawful, certified vote count and fabricate another in its place. >> kelly is with us. there's an update on the effort by some republicans to challenge the election in congress this week? >> reporter: well, what we know is that there are groups of trump loyalists who plan to stage their protests and it might be a spectacle but now we know they

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>> i don't know if ryan wants to ask -- at anything. before we announce that we had the first rain -- strain, close to two weeks now, when colorado had the same, i figured we had it. if it's in the middle of the country, you have to figure it's in just about every state or it will be soon. certainly in georgia, with the logistics network that we have with airports and interstates and everything else, i don't know if that's a reason for our uptick that we've seen. for the most part, it's probably just because it's a holiday. thanksgiving, christmas, new year's. all the things that we warned against. that's why it's important, regardless of what kind of strain it is and what's happening here, we know what helps prevent and mitigate that. wearing a mask, socially distancing, following the guidelines, being smart about what you do and don't do. >> do we know if there's more than one case of that strain that's here? so far, we've only been able to identify one case. an 18-year-old reported earlier this week. people have the ability to identi

the questions i have for your guest is, what is private ryan -- what corporation does ryan, the republican speaker that did not support donald trump at all, what lobbyist organization is working or and you seem to comment on who is going to raise money when we need a campaign-finance change in the constitution to get money out of politics. but your swamp guest seems to think more money in politics -- host: tell you what, we will stop you there. give you the last minute or two to respond. guest: i certainly don't think more money in politics is good, i'm just trying to explain how it does work. the former speaker is not doing any lobbying. he is enjoying life outside of politics quite a bit. to what the colleges said demonstrates that there are a lot of people who have been fervently told things about the election that are not justified. i know that he probably hates to hear that. there were places in the country that have voted republican for a long time that went to joe biden. i'm from georgia. a part of the country where newt gingrich was speaker of the house. very republican area of the

>> no. >> you're sure, ryan? >> i'm sure. i'm sure, mr. president. >> the ballots are corrupt, and you're going to find that they are, which is totally illegal. it's more illegal for you than it is for them, because you know what they did and you're not reporting it. that's it -- you know, that's a criminal -- that's a criminal offense, and you know, you can't let that happen. that's a big risk to you and to ryan, your lawyer. that's a big risk. but they are shredding ballots, in my opinion, based on what i've heard, and they are removing machinery, and they're moving it as fast as they can, both of which are criminal fines, and you can't let it happen, and you are letting it happen. you know, i mean, i'm notifying you that you're letting it happen. >> what? he says, quote, to the secretary of state, there is nothing wrong with saying that you recalculated. to be clear, yes, in fact, there would be, and you heard georgia's secretary of state push back right there. the president also tweeted about that phone call yesterday, saying, quote, i

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