ryan: i want us to be builders again. want us to dominate the electric car industry, to dominate the battery industry, to dominate the electric truck industry, to dominate the chip industry, glass industry, energy in southeast ohio, aerospace in southwest ohio. i want us to be the manufacturing powerhouse of the world. i want us to help this country -- these other countries and other industries. we can do it by coming together. by coming together. i am certain. i am absolutely in my bones certain that we can do this if we come together. and it is not about finding our differences. it is not about hate. i'm 6'4", an old football player, and i'm telling you, we have to care about each other. we have to love each other. we have to see the best in each other. we have to forgive each other. we have to. show some grace. . and we have to put workers front and center in the economy in the united states of america, not the banks. [cheers and applause] rep. ryan: as john glenn said in his retirement speech, "we are more fulfilled w

abc 7 news ryan curry was there. [demonstrators chanting] ryan: each step is a step calling for change. >> we have got our feet on the street. ryan: in san francisco, thousands making their voices heard following the leak roe v. wade would be overturned. >> women had back alley portions, they went overseas, they went to japan, mexico and puerto rico for abortions. do we want that again? absolutely not. ryan: sky 7 flying over the protest started at the civic center and went down market street, various ages and deafness that together. >> we would like to take back and have control of our bodies and we are out here demonstrating and standing in solidarity with these women who just want to be represented. ryan: those aspiring to be future leaders walking side-by-side with current ones. >> i don't think men should be making decisions about what we do with our bodies and more importantly, we are going back to the days of backyard and a back alley abortions and things that could kill women. ryan: women's marches have been

i have to let you go, congressman ryan. president biden, will you invite president biden to come campaign for you? >> look, we welcome everybody's support, but i will be the face of this campaign. i don't think, you know, surrogates are going to play a huge role here. i want people to get to know me, i want to control my message, i want it to be my face and my background, my record. that's what we're going to push. and we welcome support from all corners, like i said, democrats, republicans and independents, we're going to have a big republican for ryan initiative with elected officials, republican elected officials in ohio supporting us, veterans who are two-time trump voters who are in our camp. this is what the american people want, this is what ohioans want, build a community of people who really care about ohio, care about the country and want to put this partisan stuff behind us. the age of stupidity behind us. >> congressman tim ryan, appreciate you being with us. thank you. >> thank you. >>> the families of american

because let's be honest, tim ryan, look at his tv ads.uy is running as a trump democrat, right? [laughter] he really is. tim ryan says he is tough on china, and yet he has voted 100% of the time with joe biden, the weakest on china president in the history of this country. he says that he once to fight inflation, yet he has voted 100% of the time with the president who has caused the worst inflation in the past 45 years of american history. he says that he cares about us here in ohio, but he refuses to fight his own party when they flooded the state of ohio with illegal drugs and sex traffickers. ladies and gentlemen, tim ryan needs to go down, and we are going to be the party that does it. [cheers and applause] we have such an opportunity here in the state of ohio because i think so many of our people, and it is not just republicans. it is moderates, it is democrats. as much as i can't stand the leadership of the democratic party, most of the people across the state of ohio are good people, ladies and gentlemen, and we believe we ought t

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ryan young is in florence, alabama, tracking the latest developments. special relationship, ryan?er: yeah, i know, look, we are all parsing words at this point, right? you think of the word special and so at this point they're saying they don't believe it was a physical relationship, but at some point it looks like she was spending more hours with him than she should have and maybe giving him some extra sort of attention. so at this point everyone is trying to figure out exactly what this means. when we were inside that jail a few days ago we looked at all the video surveillance that was on the inside of that jail, so was she able to get away from those cameras somewhere inside? what we do now have, though, is this video of the last moments before she took casey white away from that jail. we will show you some of this video now. you can see the sally port, you can see them walking out. this is a very casual walk. obviously he's still a very tall guy and he gets in the back of the car and then if we come back out to where i am now, we are in this parking lot for one reason, john, t

tim ryan's backyard, young's town, ohio, this is where tim ryan's base is, and youngstown, you can seeunty by two points in 2020. eight years before when barack obama was running for re-election against mitt romney, this same county, barack obama won it -- that's not writing very well. i will try it over here. barack obama won it by 28 points. so it went from democrat to winning it nearby by 30 to donald trump carrying it. we saw a shift like that, sort of appellation ohio, some of the biggest shifts we saw anywhere in the country, they transformed ohio. it's a very uphill fight for him against j.d. vance in the election, and that's not talking about the national climate that looks like it will be favorable to republicans this year. >> how is the vance camp reacting? >> for j.d. vance, this was a long-time coming, he called donald trump an idiot, and now fast-forward, and it shows if they offer their loyalty to donald trump, and that's what j.d. vance did. that's how donald trump is using his influence and political capital in 2022, and he's weighting into some of the primaries like he

payne in here with ryan this morning go ahead go ahead ryan. chain? that it seems one of the biggest issues with goods and services. >> good morning ryan three big settle as of labor dockworkers 15,000 women and men work at ports every day have been averaging 6 days a week on the job since pandemic began everyone wants work is out there on the job the second segment is truckers, while i don't think we have with a trucker shortage we've got a shortage of good jobs got to get drivers in and out of ports servicing at high levels, attracting recruit and retain folks in this segment we could use more work on the ground, certainly is a warehouse segment we boost 2 billion square foot from shores to determine the regions southern california said 10,000 job options we've got to get folks in that sustainment as well keep them there to work on cargo flow as we head towards early peak season beginning with land,. >> u.s. extending public health emergency beyond july some areas talking about putting masks back on doesn't seem like you have worries about a

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ohio congressman tim ryan in just a bit. the fed announcement of an interest rate hike sent stocks roaring today. half point increase is the largest since the year 2,000. the dow gained 932 today. almost 3 percentage points. the s&p 500 was up 125. its best day in two years. the nasdaq surged 401. more than 3 percentage points there as well. president biden is making another major push tonight for support of his struggling economic agenda. he is focusing on not just policies but personalities and maga. all of this comes against the back drop of tuesday's revelation about the coming u.s. supreme court action expected on roe v. wade, abortions ruling. white house correspondent peter doocy has details tonight. >> let me tell you about this ultra maga agenda. it's extreme. >> democrats fighting to control congress, having new target. >> senator rick scott of florida. >> who serves as the chairman of the national republican senatorial committee. the president's team argues today's interest rate hike is all part of their projectio

ryan, thank you for that, that was ryan | thank you for that, that was ryan ramsey.ramovich era, which has stretched 19 years. this is a significant step to that happening, but as the premier league emphasises, it is not a done deal yet, so we will continue to track that story. thank you forjoining us on outside source. hello there. we saw plenty of showers today, some of them more heavy with hail and thunder, particularly across parts of england and wales. but the shower activity is easing down now. in fact, many places will be drier overnight, but we've got more rain pushing into northern and western areas thanks to a new frontal system you can see behind me making inroads off the atlantic. it'll start to bring some wetter, windier weather to western scotland, northern ireland, western england and wales by the end of the night. it'll be dry, though, with clearer spells further east. so under the clearer spells, we could see temperatures dipping into single digits, but further west, generally, where we have the cloud, the wind and the rain, it'll be pretty mild. so

tim ryan is— contest to watch this november. tim ryan is not— contest to watch this november._ abuts pennsylvania and ohio. and there are — abuts pennsylvania and ohio. and there are a — abuts pennsylvania and ohio. and there are a lot of not only democrats, but independents who like him. democrats, but independents who like hint there _ democrats, but independents who like him. there are lots of republicans who like _ him. there are lots of republicans who like him. so ultimately this will come — who like him. so ultimately this will come down, as you suggest, or whether it — will come down, as you suggest, or whether it will be the donald trump show, _ whether it will be the donald trump show, really running through the buckeye — show, really running through the buckeye state and ohio, or will there _ buckeye state and ohio, or will there he — buckeye state and ohio, or will there be enough independents and people _ there be enough independents and people on the democratic side of the aisle who _ people on the democratic side of the aisle who could push someone like a tim ry

visit indeed.com/hire >>> the wrapgs came off the cnbc disrupter list >> i'm joined by ryan petersen, the ceo of flexport. thanks so much for being with us today. congratulations for being number one on the disrupter 50 list. >> thank you all for the honor >> so ryan, before we get into your business, i want to get your perspective as someone who's seen so much data about all the goods being moved around the world right now. we got some mixed results today from home depot and walmart that give us sort of a mixed picture of where the consumer is what's your sense of what consumer demand is right now based on how many things are moving around and how they're moving >> yeah, we're definitely seeing some slowdowns in consumer demand demand disruption. we're seeing warehouses are starting to fill up, and actually, a lot of our cargo coming out of the ports, the warehouses don't have anyplace to put it. it's a pretty ugly situation out there, especially for direct to consumer brands that are newer and hotter and don't have a really long track record by which to forecast demand it's difficul

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ryan curry was there. [chanting] write an -- >> each step calling for change. >> people have -- we've got our feet on the street. ryan: in san francisco, thousands making their voices heard for the rights of women following the leak that roe v. wade will be overturned. >> women i know had to go for a back alley abortions, they went to japan, they went to mexico and puerto rico. do we want to see that again? absolutely not. ryan: sky 7 flying over the protest that started at civic center and made its way down market street. various ages and ethnicities joining together to stand up for their rights. >> we would like to take back being able to have control of our bodies. we are out here representing, standing in solidarity with all of these women that want to be represented. ryan: those aspiring to be future leaders walking side-by-side with current ones. >> i do not think men should be making decisions about what we do with our bodies. more importantly, we are going back to the days where we are talking abou

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ryan: without removing--yeah, exactly. bonnie: so... woman: has the horse radish always been your most popular? israel: always. and, like, surprisingly so because-- bonnie: we didn't expect it to be. woman: oh, really? ha ha! bonnie: yup. israel: i mean, it is easily, like, it's easily one of the most traditional infusions just anyway all across russia. and so it was a no-brainer to have, but we thought it would just be this kind of timepiece on the menu that no one really ordered, and it flew. darra: vodka is synonymous with russia, for better or for worse. vodka originally wasn't even called vodka. it was originally, until the late 19th century, called vino, wine, but then it came to be known as vodka, which is a diminutive of voda, which is water. there's this connection with one of the elements for life. erik: ahh. ryan: it's never, never overly sweet with that honey. that's the thing i like about it. it's just the right balance with horseradish and spice. erik: it's the perfect balance between the horseradish and the honey. israel:

he's going to be running against tim ryan who won 70% of the democrat vote. tim ryan is strong.ral election does donald trump, does that carry him to victory? >> joey: you said the death of donald trump's agenda. whoever wrote that needs to hang it up and go do something else for a live living. the only thing more popular among conservatives than donald trump's is donald trump's agenda. donald trump's agenda doesn't have the tweets, january 6th, or any of the personality of donald trump. its results driven and it's what people enjoyed in contrast to what they are living now. j.d. vance is a prime example of that. he is not donald trump, but he embraced donald trump's agenda, that's how we earn the endorsement and that's why he is going to win. another example is brian kip. he's everything american first except for the favor of donald trump and he's going to do well in georgia. donald trump's agenda with or without donald trump as their winning ticket. that's why i think ron desantis backed by totaled trump will blow the doors off in 2024. >> jeanine: all right tim ryan will be o

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he will face democratic ohio congressman tim ryan.an ryan will be our guest in just a few minutes. meanwhile, in ohio's gubernatorial race republican mike dewine secured the nomination in his bid for re-election. former dayton may your nan wehle won nomination for governor. and a race between an establishment democrat and progressive left candidate. and the mainstream congressman shontel brown defeated nina turner. writer for the conservative website the bulwark, tim miller, had this take on the two takes after the ohio primaries. quote, for the second time in a year, shontel brown has demolished nina turner, extending the streak over the progressive left. meanwhile, congressman j.d. vance, an insurrectionist who recently argued an authoritarian potus should ignore the supreme court. and said he doesn't care what happens to ukrainians to the senate. the parties are not the same. wow. >> yeah. so, amy, talk about what happened last night. how did vance win in ohio? >> well, he had the benefit of a really fluid field, first of all. this

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[applause] >> assistant chief ryan sprunge sprunger. assistant chief ryan sprunger of the east wayne, ohio, fire district, was off-duty when responded to a call about several individuals who fell into a frozen pond. without any thermal protection, and equipped with nothing but a throw rope, assistant chief sprunger jumped into the freezing water to rescue the victims, i grandfather and his two grandchildren. he pulled the grandfather and one shout out, and guided medics who arrived to the second child, demonstrating extraordinary courage to save lives. [applause] >> officers ryan smith, vincent mendoza, and robert paul. officers ryan smith, vincent mendoza, and robert paul iii of the california highway patrol were caught in a gunfight with a violent assailant who had shot and killed the colleague in an unprovoked attack during a traffic stop. the officers went to incredible lengths to protect each other, even as officer smith and officer paul each sustained multiple gunshot wounds to their legs. officer mendoza engaged the suspect so wa

you, ryan, and matthew, you are both gonna nurse.t mean to call yourself a gun owner 20 years ago, and what does it mean today? help us understand what the funds can control? >> my personal definition has not changed, but the gun culture in and around people like me has changed an awful lot. there is a healthy part of a culture, a safe and responsible and decent part of computer, that i grew up with and other americans did. when you have a deep cultural connection to something, and nefarious force like the nra can figure out how to tap into that with fear and conspiracy, and make people do irrational things about it. i don't think my culture of hunting and shooting with my boys, insisting on safety and responsibility, not the finding ourselves by guns, and really not okay with these armed radicals, what we call couch commandoes and fiscally irresponsible proliferation of assault weapons everywhere, we are not okay with that. that has not changed for me, but has definitely changed for our country. it is a frightening revelation, very

. >> so ryan was 17 years old. panicked ryan took his own life. >> somebody reached out to him pretending to be a girl and they started a conversation. >> reporter: their social media conversation quickly grew intimate. the cybercriminal posing as a girl sent ryan a nude photo. then asked for one of him in return. >> as he sent it to them, they demanded $5,000 from him. when he told them they couldn't, so they lowered the money. >> reporter: ryan, a high school senior agreed to pay the criminals from his savings but their demands only increased. >> they threatened to post those to family members, put them on the internet. >> reporter: pauline said good night to her son at 10:00 p.m. soon after things took a devastating turn. >> he was still a happy, normal kid, but by 2:00 in the morning that's when he took his life. >> reporter: pauline says a note left behind stressed how embarrassed ryan was for himself and the family. >> he really truly thought in that time that there wasn't a way to get by if those pictures we

ryan easily won his primary. the two are competing in the fall for retiring republican senator rob portman's seat, a critical seat republicans need to hold on to that if they want to take the majority. and the other race i want to point out here is that of the governor. the ohio governor, the incumbent, mike dewine, won his primary against more conservative challengers last night. he will face off in the fall against nan whaly. she won her primary, she's a democrat there, a former mayor of dayton, ohio. but the big thing here to keep in mind is this is just the beginning of an incredibly busy month of primaries and big question is how exactly will that trump effect go moving forward? what is that going to look like? sources close to the president say they believe that this is actually going to give a boost of momentum to other trump endorsed candidates across the country, something we'll be watching very closely to see if there is, in fact, a ripple effect, jim. >> mike dewine did not have trump's endorsement, we

i'm sara donchey. >> and i'm ryan yamamoto.ne 7th, san jose voters will have a chance to choose a new mayor for the first time in nearly a decade. this week we began profiling a crowded field of candidates vying for the top job in that city, including supervisor cindy chavez and three members of the san jose city council, raul perales. >> rounding out the field are two political novices who have never held elected offices. they have widely different views on how to address one of san jose's biggest issues. >> kpix 5's devon feeley sat down with retired san jose police officer jim spence. >> there are two candidates in the race who are political newcomers. they have never held elected office before, and frankly face some long odds in the election. but they say they jumped into the race because they felt that the other candidates weren't talking about some important issues, or were talking about the right issues but this the wrong way. they hope to influence the terms of the debate. he chose this underpass for an interview becaus

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maria: ryan. up and it's not pretty. it's monopoly money. it's ridiculous. i know they are trying to keep up with miami because they have had crypto currencies, but if he took first paycheck, eric adams, he's not happy because bitcoin is down a lot at the moment. and, yeah, i would love to see my rent go down but i don't think it's going to happen any time soon. i digress. maria: people are being pushed out of the house market and they are finding out there's massive inflation as well. chief political correspondent and take his opinion policy opinion and roe v. wade. >> we have not seen violence or vandalism against supreme court justices. we have seen it at catholic churches. that's unacceptable. the president does not support that. we have seen it at some conservative organizations that we don't support that. what the president's position is that that should be peaceful. maria: well, there you go. white house press secretary jen psaki refusing to criticize protesting outside the homes of supreme

ryan nobles is following the breaking details. ryan, what do you know about this?hese five congressmen? >> reporter: this is a group of congressman the committee has been interested from almost the very beginning of their investigation as we reported over the summer, when they initially began looking for information related to what happened here on january 6th, they asked the courts to preserve or asked telecommunications companies to preserve the records of a number of house members and this group were in that discussion. in addition they sent letters to six republican members, and this five were all in that group, asking them to voluntarily cooperate with the committee's investigation. all six of them that included this five that have been issued subpoenas turned down that request. but this is something that the committee has wrestled with for many months. they knew that these republican members were not going to be willing to participate in the investigation. they were hopeful they might be, but they were very concerned and they remain concerned that these subpo

ryan duke maintains his innocence but on trial now.nta. good morning to you. they'll try to make the case that beau dukes is the real killer. >> that's right. the duke versus duke showdown. the real question is does the prosecution have the right person on trial? look, their entire narrative was fed to them in the beginning by beau dukes. he is a violent sexual predator, felonious, convicted liar currently serving 25 years in the prison in the state of georgia for lying to the georgia bureau of investigation about his role in this very case. and so despite what the prosecution says that might be a few smoking guns that point to ryan duke, those smoking guns aren't as hot as the prosecution wants you to think they are. the defense has quite a bit to work with especially when the credibility or lack there of of beau dukes is going to be the centerpiece of this trial. >> bill: i said 22 years, should have said 17 years. the timeline going back to 2005 she is last seen around 11:00. december five years later the judge declares her dead. in

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you, ryan, and matthew, you are both gonna nurse. what does it mean to call yourself a gun owner 20 years ago, and what does it mean today? help us understand what the funds can control? >> my personal definition has not changed, but the gun culture in and around people like me has changed an awful lot. there is a healthy part of a culture, a safe and responsible and decent part of computer, that i grew up with and other americans did. when you have a deep cultural connection to something, and nefarious force like the nra can figure out how to tap into that with fear and conspiracy, and make people do irrational things about it. i don't think my culture of hunting and shooting with my boys, insisting on safety and responsibility, not the finding ourselves by guns, and really not okay with these armed radicals, what we call couch commandoes and fiscally irresponsible proliferation of assault weapons everywhere, we are not okay with that. that has not changed for me, but has definitely changed for our country. it is a frightening revel

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a straight-a student. >> ryan received the message one evening in february. life. >> somebody reached out to him, pretending to be a girl. and they started a conversation. >> their social media conversation quickly grew intimate. the cyber criminal, posing as a girl, sent ryan a nude photo, then asked for one of him in return. >> as he sent it to them, they demanded $5,000 from them. he told them he couldn't, so they lowered the money. >> reporter: ryan, a high school senior, agreed to pay the criminals from their college savings, but their demands only increased. >> they threatened to post those to family members, put them on the internet. >> reporter: pauline said good night to her son at 10:00 p.m. soon after, things took a devastating turn. >> he was still a happy, normal kid, but by 2:00 in the morning, that's when he took his life. >> reporter: pauline says a note left behind stressed how embarrassed ryan was, for himself and the family. >> he really truly thought, in that time, that there wasn't a way to get by if those pictures were actually posted on

ryan: some parties got so crowded, fans couldn't get in.ill be hosting watch parties inside the arena and outside on the plaza during away games. >> the demand has exceeded the space we can accommodate so we decided to transition indoors as well. ryan: new district six supervisor matt dorsey doesn't advise people driving and finding parking, saying this area caters more toward public transportation and pedestrian traffic. >> this is a transit first arena. stay out of your cars because there is traffic congestion. ryan: dorsey says people should expect large crowds but also get excited about a bay area team back in a championship game. >> let's be gentle but celebrate responsibly, and let's win the championship. ryan: that is the hope among warriors fans and everybody around the community. if you are planning to go to a watch party, tickets are on sale now and you can get a reservation for the outdoor watch party as well. if you are planning on watching the game at home, you can watch on abc 7. ryan curry, abc7news. >> it is much more afford

democrat tim ryan won 70% of the vote in the democratic primary for senate.republican primary, was able to get only 32%. that means, that more than two thirds of the republican voters in ohio yesterday voted against donald trump's choice for the united states senate. in his first day as ohio's democratic nominee for senate, congressman tim ryan released a new ad about something that his opponent jd vance is calling: an amazing victory. the loss of a constitutional right. >> i brought you all here for a big announcement. and i guess that it's time that i actually get on to making the announcement part. >> j.d. vance wants to eliminate abortion. no exceptions for rape or incest. vance says rape is inconvenient. now he's calling the supreme court opinion: and basing victory. >> and that's why i'm running to be your next u.s. senator for the state of ohio. >> joining us now, congressman tim ryan, democratic nominee for the united states senate in ohio. thank you very much for joining us tonight, congratulations on the big win last night. how does it feel to be ig

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let me play a clip of the ad and ask you about ryan's strategy. >> j.d. vance left ohio for san francisco to make millions and invest in companies that profit from globalization and free trade. he became a celebrity. cnn analyst, and a big hit in washington cocktail parties. now vance said he feels out of place in ohio. he wants to represent you in the senate? what a joke. >> all right. tim ryan is making it clear he wants to see who is more ohio and who is more washington. i get the message he's trying but he's an incumbent member of congress. is it going to work? >> right. i think he's going to be going around the state like he has the last days. i know him and whaley, mayor of dayton who will be the democratic gubernatorial candidate who will make the case here, you know, they better understand here the state of ohio and j.d. vance was, you know, out of those cocktail parties here. i was talking with tim ryan yesterday and he said he would make the abortion case here front and center as part of his campaign. arguing that individual freedom means someth