ryan: hi. lemonis: i'm marcus. ryan: i'm ryan. lemonis: ryan, nice to meet you.you, marcus. wendy: hi, marcus. i'm wendy. lemonis: wendy, nice to meet you. you have a big smile. wendy: you know, it's an exciting moment. ryan: that's my son. lemonis: hi there. nice to meet you. alphus: i'm alphus. lemonis: alphus? alphus: yes, sir. lemonis: that's an awesome name. where are you from? alphus: kenya. but i'm american now, so a little bit of both. lemonis: is this the showroom? wendy: yes, this is our showroom. or a little hole in the wall nook. lemonis: so is this an example of a piece? ryan: yeah, yeah, this is. we do custom furniture -- residential, commercial, and we specialize in murphy beds and barn doors. lemonis: what is this piece? ryan: a murphy bed that folds open. let's leave that one. don't pull it, don't pull it! lemonis: hold on, guys. [ laughter ] relax a little bit. what is this? ryan: it's another wall bed. lemonis: does this come down? ryan: oh, no. we just don't have a mechanism in some of these. the ones that we do have a mechanism is the back on

what, ryan asked. the doctor sent ryan a memo and an email with his thoughts on how to best deal with a person with anti-social personality disorder. he also sent along hyperlinks to dense articles in the new england journal of medicine. the memo contained material from the international statistical classification of diseases and related health problems, 10th edition, called "icd-10." ryan studied them for weeks, convinced trump had the personality disorder. ryan's main takeaway, do not humiliate trump in public. humiliating a narcissist risked real danger, a frantic lashing out if he felt threatened or criticized. on a visit to trump tower on december 9, 2016, paul ryan found the president-elect incapable of concentrating on anything. quote, trump nodded as ryan spoke earnestly about taxes and health care, then looked down at his cell phone, which was ringing. it was sean hannity of fox news. he answered the call as ryan and his advisers sat silent. yeah, i'm here with paul, trump told hannity. oh, yo

>> ryan always wanted to serve. ryan, that would just be ryan.a true passion and desire to see that this country that we live in, the don't forget freedom is not free, and a man who is willing to lay down his life, to be able to do that is necessary. ryan lived out a life of valor and we are so proud of him. laura: have you had a chance to share stories or memorials or grief with other goldstar families in recent days, the marines or the navy corpsman who died in the same effect? anyone who served with ryan? were you able to talk with them? >> the opportunity to talk to ryan's battalion, the son of the officers. all i can tell you is the united states army, the armed forces of america, we want to thank the whole military force for their encouragement and over the days to come there will be much help for us and others who are grieving right now. they came back with all their thoughts that there is a heart, in this debacle that they had to leave the find anyone. when they need help from our nation. laura: sorry to interrupt. we have a bit of a dela

his first hour, he did a pushup, so anyone that knows ryan, that that would just be ryan.d a true passion and desire to see that in this country that we live in, that we don't forget it, that freedom is not free, and that a man who is willing to lay down his life, being able to do that when it's necessary. ryan lived out a life of val or. and we are so proud of him. >> laura: paula, have you had a chance to share stories or memories or, frankly, grief with other gold star families in recent days? either some of the marines or the navy coremen who died in the same attack? any who served with ryan? were you able to talk with them? >> none of our family have had the opportunity to talk with them. ryan's battalion and some of the officers who are helping us through this time. and all i can tell you is, is that, the united states army, the armed forces of america one of the family and we want to thank the whole military force for their encouragement right now. i know in the days to come there will be much help for us and other families who are grieving right now. some of these

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peopl ryan curry, abc 7 news.: thank you. health is the focus in the effort to build a better bay area. san francisco got its first real test of the city's vaccine mandate. proof of vaccination has been required for those who want to dine indoors or shop. it is complicating for things from people out of town looking to grab a meal and provided it share of challenges for restaurants. >> not everybody is vaccinated in our group so it is difficult finding seating arrangements that can accommodate all 28 of us. >> every day, it has been in the hundreds, over 100 we have turned away. ama: they are going to require proof of vaccination. the mandate takes effect this friday. dan: we spoke with dr. monica gandhi, an infectious disease specialist. she said the timing between vaccine doses is proving to be important when it comes to building immunity against the coronavirus. >> the next and i'll just think longer between doses is better. there was a study that showed those on moderna with four weeks apart is less likely to

ryan curry, abc 7 news. ama: thank you.ealth is the focus in the effort to build a better bay area. san francisco got its first real test of the city's vaccine mandate. proof of vaccination has been required for those who want to dine indoors or shop. it is complicating for things from people out of town looking to grab a meal and provided it share of challenges for restaurants. >> not everybody is vaccinated in our group so it is difficult finding seating arrangements that can accommodate all 28 of us. >> every day, it has been in the hundreds, over 100 we have turned away. ama: they are going to require proof of vaccination. the mandate takes effect this friday. dan: we spoke with dr. monica gandhi, an infectious disease specialist. she said the timing between vaccine doses is proving to be important when it comes to building immunity against the coronavirus. >> the next and i'll just think longer between doses is better. there was a study that showed those on moderna with four weeks apart is less likely to get infection

ryan: in the bay, mariah carey. dan: abc 7 news can help you take action by providing a list of resources and ways to help those affected by the caldor fire. you can find that on our homepage, on our website, abc 7 news.com. anchor: turning to the recall election, we are less than two weeks away. a new poll is giving hope to governor newsom that he may be able to hold onto office. this crites joins us now and covid is becoming a big issue. liz: the new survey from survey usa shows 51% of california voters support keeping newsom in office. 43% want to remove him. 6% remain undecided. that is white the next two weeks are going to be critical in determining the outcome of the race. he is making covid-19 and the final weeks the defining issue of his campaign. in the final stretch of the recall campaign, the governor dropping contrast between his handling of the can does pandemic and the republicans looking to replace him, pacifically larry elder. gov. newsom: he wants to end mass requirements and vaccine requirements be

ryan: this underpins our financial commitment to the market.livers free cash flow, earnings, so we are taking that money and investing it over the course of the next 10 years. we have already showed how it is accretive to our 10 year plan. it delivers that and more back to the shareholders over that 10 years, and that is a $50 -- at $50 wti prices. the shareholder gets a return and then some, so this is what we do. this is what we are really good at as a company. i think investors should want us to be making these high-value, accretive kind of opportunities because it makes our plan better over the next 10 years. it makes us a much stronger company, doing what we do really well. guy: some people may have thought these guys are focusing on alaska rather than the permian. is this a zero-sum game? ryan: no, we strongly believe in a global diversified portfolio. it is one of the strengths of our company and one of the differentiating aperture be -- differentiating attributes of our company. so we have large legacy positions in places like canada, t

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ryan: yes. hi. lemonis: i'm marcus. ryan: nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. best. let's go! ♪♪ amari: [ retches ] ♪♪ ryan: alright. get ready. amari: where? where? ryan: anywhere. lemonis: bring it up! holy... fifi: wow! okay. lemonis: and what would that wholesale for? ryan: anywhere from 9 to 10 bucks per pound. lemonis: what are you paying per pound? fifi: $38.95. lemonis: starts to become a problem. fifi: mm-hmm. lemonis: is there a different middle person? if you had to come here once a year to cut a deal, it's like, "who cares? we'll come." the idea isn't just improving the margins. it's improving the quality. it's improving the supply chain so that you're never out of it. and, for me, it's also to really understand how to improve our pricing. gwen, get in here. aaah! gwen: aah-wah! ryan: now look at the tail. tail good? lemonis: tail looks... gwen: uh... ryan: oh, no! gwen: oh, my -- oh, my god! oh, my god! ryan: that was $8 you just lost overboard. gwen: [ gasps ] alright, your turn, amari. amari: alright. i got it. i got it. i got it. like, i'm total

ryan will vote yes on h.r. 4350. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by representative morrelle, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that representative morrelle will vote aye on h.r. 4350. and madam speaker, as the member designated by representative higgins, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that representative higgins will vote aye on h.r. 4350. thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. sewell of alabama, the birth place of civil rights icon and our late colleague john lewis, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. sewell will volt yes on h.r. 4350. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. perlmutter, pursuant to house resolution 8, i i

ryan: hey. hey, marcus. ryan hutchins. lemonis: ryan, nice to meet you. ryan: yeah. how you doing?n the amount of debt that's on the books. did they give you everything you needed from a financial standpoint to come up with your assessment? ryan: yeah, they did. lemonis: let's head back in. if the debt today is $7.2 million, you'd want a value that is higher than that so they can have comfort that there's equity in their business. mindy: this is our shipping department, and you'll see product all the way down. lemonis: if the valuation comes in lower, that essentially means the lenders really own the business. alright, let's get to the punch line here. what number am i putting in here? i need this number to be -- i need that number to be big. mindy: maybe i'm not the right person to run this. i hate being the c.e.o. of this. expensive dental procedures can really put a hurting on your wallet, but paying for the dentist doesn't have to be painful. that's where health markets can help. answer just a few questions and their fitscore can instantly match you with the plan that fits your

all right, ryan. thank you very much. ryan nobles up on capitol hill. >>> coming up.s even deadlier here in the united states than we knew. the fbi now reporting a truly historic surge in the u.s. murder rate. >>> as so many americans were dying of covid-19 last year, it now turns out they were also being murdered at a truly historic rate. our brian todd has the disturbing details for us. brian, this was what the biggest one-year jump, the biggest one-year jump here in the united states on murders on record, is that right? >> that was, wolf, and it was very alarming to the analysts who monitor serious crime in the u.s. tonight, we have new information on the spike in murders in 2020 and what fueled it. new crime stats are in, and they're even worse than many feared. last year, the number of homicides in the united states jumped by nearly 30%, according to a new fbi report. almost 5,000 more murders than the year before. >> that's a dramatic and startling increase. >> reporter: it's the biggest jump in a single year ever recorded since tracking began in the 1960s. the

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ryan curry has a look.ryan: in a tight 3-2 decision, the concert count -- contra costa county authorities voted to lift the rent moratorium. >> if the state runs out of rental relief funding, there is no protection for people who can't pay their rent. ryan: john was one of the supervisors who voted to keep the moratorium in place and worries it will impact those -- hurt those impacted most. >> african-american latin communities are harder hit by this pandemic in terms of finances. ryan: the emergency rental assistance program, some think the moratorium is no longer needed. >> we are not quite there with the equilibrium. you have more demand for some employees in some sectors and less for others, but people can work again. ryan: many californians are still in need of rental assistance. in september, they are reporting a 14.8% increase in applications for rent assistance and 17.8% increase in demand for rental funds. she fears people will be impacted. >> contra costa -- and i'm not as familiar with other coun

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maria: ryan, how do you see it? ryan: i agree with steve on this.f hypocrisy with obviously going to the met and wearing that dress. i think if i went to the met, on my suit i would wear please give me back my salt deduction. because we got killed with that salt deduction two years ago or three years ago and if we bring that salt deduction back i'm taking steve -- maria, i'm taking you guys out to dinner, wherever you want to go. steve: thank you. maria: there's been a back and forth between alexandria ocasio-cortez and senator joe manchin, as you know, and aoc fired back at manchin this weekend after joe manchin referred to her as young lady, while responding to criticism from her. she writes in washington i usually know my questions of power are getting somewhere when the powerful stop referring to me as congresswoman and start referring to me as young lady instead because she was attacking him for meetings with exxon. so this is the new fight going on. manchin says i don't know that young lady that well. i really don't. i have met her one time, i

first let's go to our congressional correspondent, ryan nobles. ryan, the big question tonight, will there be a vote on infrastructure? >> reporter: well, they say there's going to be, wolf. but we're not exactly sure how they're going to pull it off. in fact just the last few minutes the house majority leader, steny hoyer, who controls the action on the house floor, said that we shouldn't expect a vote before 9:00 tonight but they still intend to vote on this bipartisan infrastructure plan. how they get there, though, remains an open question, because at this point house progressives remain steadfast in their desire to vote no on this piece of legislation unless they get some sort of firm commitment and guarantee on the much broader $3.5 billion reconciliation package, that massive expansion of the social safety net that the government provides to american citizens. the big reason they're at an impasse right now is because of two key senators in the united states senate, that's west virginia's joe manchin and kyrsten sinema of arizona. today manc

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we'll be following you, ryan, you know that.and you're an inspiration. >> thank you. >> and we just wish the very best of everything for you. >> thank you. >> absolutely. >>> grab your backpag -- got your backpack program, exaccuse me. get your go bag there and you can find it online so you can get some more information to help them out with their mission. thank you so much. >> so inspiring. pretty amazing people. thank you so much for sharing your weekend with us is and we hope you make good memories today. >> always great to be with you. >> you, too. >> thanks. >> "inside politics" is the with up manu raju and from racism to sizism many people don't go to the gym because they don't feel welcome there, but now some folks are trying to fix that. here's this week's staying well. >> we're redefining what wellness looks like. >> we'll all meet in our downward facing dog. >> we are a black women owned body positive yoga studio. >> come right back to your warrior two. beautiful. >> i was in so many different yoga spaces where i is wa

opportunity to be loved by someone like ryan. he was a loyal son. after speaking with ryan's father greg, it was clear the love and the commitment that staff sergeant knauss had for his family and his fellow sol gears -- soldiers was unwavering. madam president, i can only tell you that after hearing of ryan's dedication to his family and his country, it's the hope and prayer of every parent to have a son as honorable and principled as ryan. as a father i told greg i couldn't fathom his grief. ryan had hoped to soon become a father himself. he and alena had plans to try for their first child when he came back from overseas. and building a nursery was at the top of their to do list when he was to arrive home. staff sergeant knauss was a steadfast friend. his own friend spoke of his charm and intelligence at a memorial service at his former high school in corryton. he was a charismatic person to whom people were instantly drawn. staff sergeant ryan knauss was a proud and honorable soldier and when his country needed him in such a d

ryan, thank you.have exclusive video, you see here, joint chiefs of staff chair mark milley visiting refugees in ramstein air base awaiting transfer to the u.s. you can see much more of this exclusive interview by general milley by our national news correspondent jennifer griffin who has done amazing reporting on this. that will air 4 p.m. on fox news live. you don't want to miss it. >> well, people from louisiana to pennsylvania, to new jersey, and new york, are in recovery mode with millions assisting the damage after ida. we have live team coverage as the cleanup against. jeff paul is on the ground in louisiana and bryan llenas in new jersey. we begin with jeff paul. hi, jeff. >> yeah, president biden promising to have louisiana's back as it tries to rebuild post-hurricane ida. he says that folks throughout the state impacted by the storm are hurting right now and pledge to stand with them as they slowly rebuild. president biden shortly after landing in new orleans got a tour of some of the hardest

. >> well, i mean, ryan thought it was. made it very clear to paul ryan. remember, he's speaker of the house. trump is coming into the presidency. both republicans. they have a good deal of power. and ryan realizes theis readinge psychiatric manuals to try to understand the personality of trump. and 100 years from now historians are going to be writing about who was donald trump, what did he care about, what -- how did he win the presidency and how did he, you know, in 2000, you know, that election last year, remember that? that was a year ago. >> 2020, sure. . >> he could have won. 45,000 votes in three states. arizona, wisconsin, and georgia, and he would be president right now. >> one other thing i hadn't heard before, the day of the insurrection, paul ryan was crying? >> he was watching the insurrection happen. he canceled all his meetings that day. he did begin to cry. that reveals a lot about people who read the book. i've already gotten texts. some hate that scene. others are moved by the scene. someone like speaker ryan is as much a divisive figure

microsoft's dive into hybrid work, and exclusive interview with ceo satya nadella, alongside linkedin ceo ryan roslansky. then hear from verizon's hans vestberg and the commissioner of the nfl roger goodell as a new football season gets under way tonight and that's not all we also have the ceo of work from home winner logitech as the company looks to go carbon neutral by 2030, a big hour ahead. don't go anywhere. jon? >> we'll start with microsoft, focusing on demand for hybrid work with a slew of new features announced today for office and link linkedin ai camera driven software, outlook rsv details and power point feature allowing users to layer teams video into the experience for live presentations. and microsoft's linklinkedin is leaning in, to find out whether a role is in person, remote, or hybrid while microsoft itself is giving up trying to predict exactly when its workers will be back in offices, but i started by asking nadella about inflation, specifically the microsoft 365 price increase that is coming in march and how he's balancing cost pressures in the global economy against micr

ryan: in san francisco, ryan curry, abc7 news. dion: the f.b.i.ent into possible connections between the 9/11 and the government of saudi arabia. it all comes as the nation marked the 20th anniversary of the attacks yesterday. abc7 news report what trevor ault has more ton story. trevor: tonight as count less american families remember their loved ones, president biden honoring their request to disclose new documents while heavily redabbinged it released details of the investigation into saudi national ins the u.s. who helped some of the 9/11 highjack whats but they make no conclusion as to whether the government was involved. the 16 pages are the first to be released since the president announced last week he would begin doing so. hundreds of affected families, told biden if he didn't start the process he wouldn't be welcomed at the memorial r. these memorials are really important. but their also incredibly difficult for the people who are affected. >> this weekended, america renews it's resolve the never forget the sack faces and harrowism that

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ann berry, ryan dietrich.n these markets, i imagine you're zeroing in on potential buys or are you worried there is still too much downside risk? >> not on specific names, charles, the reason is earnings season is coming up. this will be a educational set of comments from names i'm looking at, high dividend yield particularly etfs. getting into some cash risch companies could be a way to play this. charles: alan, i will ask you about this market. i have to ask you about fedex. you have strong conviction. we talked about the supply chain issue and they have a lack of drivers. what do you make of it like bed, bath & beyond for similar reasons? >> i knew you were going to bring that up. almost perfect timings to have earnings after we come on but labor is an issue and when i look ad the fedex earnings issue i looked at it more postively than the market clearly. they paid a lot of money in overtime. they couldn't find drivers but revenue growth was really, really strong last quarter. you can fix labor. you can't f

tim ryan has announced he has covid despite being vaccinated. >>> and then meantime the u.s. is extending nonessential travel restrictions at land crossings with canada and mexico through october 21st. the restrictions do not apply to cross border trade or u.s. citizens. >>> new data shows u.s. gun violence is on the rise. 2020 had the most deadly shootings in at least two decades. more than 5,100 children were shot and more than 1,300 died. two students are expected to fully recover after be shot at a school in newport news, virginia. they say all three new each other. >>> and then oakland dealing with a surge in deadly violence, and now more than 100 homicides for the year. that's more than san francisco and san jose combined. the latest deadly shooting happened yesterday morning outside the coliseum bart

ryan, will this vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill really happen tomorrow? >> reporter: it's becoming increasingly unlikely, alisyn. that's based on the people we're talking to and the parameters they're laying out in order to make it happen. you heard the house speaker say she would need to see some specific legislative language that the president himself has bought into. house progressives are taking it even a step further. they actually want to see the bill passed in the united states senate, which certainly isn't going to happen before tomorrow. in fact, just a few minutes ago i caught up with jamila jaypal. she is part of that group that has agreed not to vote on the broader bill until they get the safety net spending. >> there's always enough time on capitol hill. you know how it goes here. things get to that point. i've seen it happen over and over again where things get to a point and then all of a sudden, things become possible no one thinks is possible. that said, i think it's pretty difficult. what we've called for is a vote in the senate. i've sp

it's almost as if ryan doesn't like me very much. isn't this what it seems like?go -- i would shoot until, you know, 11:00 at night and forget that i looked like this because i was also shooting marcia clark at the same time. which was another really stellar -- physical, a lot of wigs. >> seth: yeah. >> but this was my own hair, this is not a wig, seth. >> seth: this is the real thing. >> this is my hair >> seth: this is - >> that is my hair so i would walk, you know, at night to the supermarket, as you do, and i would get my items and i would go to pay for them and the gentleman behind the counter was always like, i'll take your - like, here's a quarter and a nickel and he's like, "just take it just take it." because it was not -- i had scratches painted on me. it was bad >> seth: how many times -- do you know off the top of your head, how many times you've worked with ryan what is it >> do i count each iteration of "american horror story?" >> seth: you do. >> individually? >> seth: yeah. >> so that's nine seasons of "american horror story." two seasons of "crime

ryan of ohio, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. ryan will vote aye on h.r. 5323. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. garcia: mr. speaker, correcting a previous proxy mistake. as the member designated by mr. grijalva, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote no on h.r. 5323. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from massachusetts seek recognition? ms. clark: as the member designated by ms. frankel, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. frankel will vote yes on h.r. 5323. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from virginia seek recognition? ms. wexton: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. mceachin, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. mceachin will vote yes on h.r. 5323. and as the member designated by ms. porter, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. porter will vote yes on h.r. 5323. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 420, the nays are 9, with two recorded as present.

wolf. >> i just want to clarify, ryan. nancy pelosi, the speaker, says the vote is still scheduled for tomorrow. it's a critically important vote, the bipartisan, $1.2 trillion infrastructure package that passed the senate with all 50 democrats and, what, 19 republican senators voting for it. but she also says even though she says the vote is scheduled for tomorrow, she's also said in recent days she would never let a bill come up for a vote on the house floor if she didn't think it was going to pass. so does she think it's still going to pass? >> i mean, that's the great question right now, wolf. she just got back here to capitol hill and faced a gaggle of reporters. she was specifically asked, is it still your plan to bring the bill to the floor tomorrow? she said, that was the plan, without elaborating on how she plans on pulling together these votes. remember, the progressive caucus has said in the past more than half of their members, they have almost 100 members in the progressive caucus, so that would mean somewhere