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>ryan>14.umber 31st pick to take a young man who they hope will add to their offense. the speedy ricky paracel caught 65 passes 965 yards last season with the gators. he started his college career at arizona state, where he was teammates with then brandon. aiyuk back in 2019. pick came with amid speculation the niners could trade accord deebo samuel during the draft, but you can approved of the selection. in oakland horn barbecue is making a comeback today fired towards the restaurants. and parkway location last year, and they are not able to repair the damage. today. the restaurant is holding a grand reopening at its new location on a street and check this out. the oakland zoo's not so mighty lion club joined some hammock time. her name is willow seen here enjoying a stretch and a quick cat beth and her sister maple, were adopted by the zoo after their mother was killed in a road collision. the sibling these won't be at the zoo for long, though. as he california - lift the clouds off of... - v

ryan, ryan gosling has more chemistry than a meth lab, let's be honest.t brimming out of him. >> jimmy: he does, yeah. he does. >> he's got all that banter in him just locked and loaded. it's just easy. >> jimmy: even as a vaguely heterosexual man, it's hard not to blush in his presence. i mean, it really is. >> you know, we were being interviewed by this male journalist, and he said, you know, ryan gosling, you just got that thing where someone walks in, and you just look them up and down and you ah says them, and it makes me really nervous. and then ryan did look very suspicious and looked him up and down, and oh my god, he does do that. i mean, ryan has an expression that i like at most times he looks a bit suspicious, like if you compliment him, it's like he's lost his glasses? he is looking for the nearest exit. >> jimmy: he doesn't like it? >> oh my god, he withers. he just hates it. >> jimmy: so when you guys are doing stuff together, do you jump in and help him? >> with what? >> jimmy: when he is being complimented? >> yes, i have to. >> jimmy: do

[ laughter ] "hi -- hi, i'm ryan gosling, yeah." yeah, ryan gosling is my guest tonight.f i'm being honest, on many nights i fantasize that all my guests are ryan gosling. [ laughter ] did you guys see this? new york city health officials are warning residents to stay away from wildlife after bird flu was detected in some manhattan parks. yeah, right now every hot dog cart vendor is like, "well, now what do we serve?" [ laughter ] you know, it's -- i'm serious. today, mayor adams told all new york pigeons to wear masks. so, it's going to be -- [ laughter ] well, former president trump's hush money trial is set to start on monday. and for the third time in three days, a judge just rejected his attempt to delay it. yep. trump is trying everything. he even requested a delay so that he can mourn the loss of o.j., and that didn't work. [ laughter ] well, get this, tomorrow at mar-a-lago, house speaker mike johnson will join trump to talk about the importance of election integrity. trump will be like, "anyone compromising our election should be arrested --" [ laughter ] -- "wit

this weekend is ryan's birthday. we are all thinking about him because it has now been 609 days since ryan, a new york native, was unjustly detained by the taliban in afghanistan during a routine business trip. i met with ryan's beautiful family this week, and i told them the senate is standing with them and has their back. and i promise them as long as ryan is held by the taliban, i will never stop fighting to bring him back home and unite him with ana, his children, and his family as quickly as possible. again, i thank leader mcconnell for joining me in this legislation. now, on a few other matters. this morning prime minister kishida fumio became only the second japanese prime minister to ever formally address a joint meeting of the congress. the best way the house can heed prime minister kishida's words is pass the national security supplemental as soon as possible, to approve defense funding not just for ukraine but also for the indo-pacific. if we want to protect against the chinese communist party, endangering

ryan, we want you home.nt you together where you belong with your two beautiful children. thank you so much for joining us. we hope that this ends very, very soon. ryan, valerie, thank you. god bless. >> thank you. carley: you're very welcome. >>> all right, the chaos on college campuses across the country showing no sign of slowing down. our next guest is standing up for his jewish classmates after he's escaped religious persecution in china. [jeff laughs maniacally] (inner monologue) seriously, i'm on the green and all i can think about is all the green i'm spending on 3 kids in college. with empower, i get all of my financial questions answered. so i don't have to worry. empower. what's next. it starts with a grill. but it becomes so much more. an extension of your home. not just a weekend retreat, but an everyday getaway right in your backyard. newage makes it possible with beautiful all-weather cabinetry, grills and appliances that transform your backyard into a complete outdoor kitchen. visit newagepro

ryan: we are hearing it is all the tech.ut you look going out, it is going to start broadening out. the financials, industrials, there are some areas. i know small caps have struggled but you look at small-cap revenue and earnings, that is where a lot of the growth is going to come from. one more point on the breath of this market, two weeks ago we had 89% of the companies of the s&p 500 above the 200 day moving average. that is a lot of for the patient. to us, there is a lot of participation which is a healthy sign for a bull market. katie: we are definitely going to get into small caps. if you weeks ago you made a bold prediction which we will get into but i do want to talk about geopolitics first. the news over the weekend, iran attacking israel and honestly coming into the futures open last night in the open this morning, i wasn't sure what to expect. you take a look at the stock market right now, it seems to be really shaking off that risk of a broader conflict. how do you think about pricing in geopolitical risk into t

ryan curry abc seven news. >> ryan, thank you. now we'll take it to the north bay, where caltrans repaving project will shut down a 21 mile section of westbound highway 37 for a second straight weekend. that's going to start tonight. and once again, that runs through monday morning. the eastbound lanes will be closed for the first two weekends of may 509 this morning, and we are waking up to areas of drizzle this morning along the coast and in parts of the east bay. >> here's a live look at our sfo camera this morning, where the airport is reporting some light drizzle this morning. a temperature of 56 degrees. what's happening is that we do have a cold front that is currently on top of us right now, supplying us with this early morning chance of some pockets of drizzle that will linger until about 9 a.m. this morning, and then it's all about winds really picking up pretty quickly this afternoon. here's live doppler seven. some sporadic drizzle along the peninsula, some around the east bay shoreline, but this is only going to last

what you'll see here is me meeting ryan for the first time.meeting social media musician guitarro 5000 on a trip to southern california. he asks strangers a simple question. sing with me. >> and then. so i came up to him and asked him, like, what kind of music do you like? and he said, he likes tons of music. and then i requested gravity by john mayer. and then i sang with him. he's a nice guy. he has like a great soul. he's showing human kindness to me. gravity. is working against me here. >> the video went viral and it got so much attention that even john mayer noticed. and then one day this arrived. what is it? >> what does it look like? >> it's like it's hard. my dad brought in this big box and we were seeing like, who's it from? it was from john. john? >> yes, from john. >> john who? john mayer. yes. oh my gosh. >> and then we just open it up, got the guitar case and then just like open and i hope it opened up the guitar case and just pulled out the guitar. ryan, you sound great. here's a little something to help you keep expressing yours

busy line between israel and the ryan, there's about 2000 kilometers. and so these are long range drains which can fly up to 24 hours. so i expect that we're talking about these more high chair, 10. brightens marina. is it possible to shoot them down? well absolutely, it is possible to shut them down. of course, it depends on the quantities that are coming in and the par on blue jordan has closed its air space and the rock as well. so as it could be that the, the jordanians will already try to intercept some of the drains, which are coming to israel. and of course, each roll is not on high alert, but as i said, it always depends on the number of drones they could potentially saturate and use rarely here in defenses. however, we, we don't know anything more about the quantity and what is to be expected of hardly, it's going to take several hours for the drones to arrive. as you said, there, you know there's, there's information that we don't have, but is this time enough to prepare for the impact? well, i think yes, it seems to be that these drones happe

but, again, ryan became disenfranchised. he became, it was a system he depended on, a system that i depended on, this was my community, too. this is why i am here today. i realize it is not a perfect world but, you know, the ultimate grader of what we do or not do are the veterans, the war fighters and their families. are we doing the right thing for them? >> i very much appreciate that and appreciate your comments here. if i can i want to go to the treatment part of this. doctor, you work at homebase, they try to be the one place that brings people in and give them response. it is on site for our service member. you are on the frontlines, you see people with tbi every day. can you talk just a little bit about how homebase organized itself and what you are seeing and what kind of needs you have? >> senator, thank you for the excellent question. you know, i think we see ourselves as a partner with dod. and that we that we take a look at the whole person. and what we try to understand is that, you know, i think mr. larkin capt

ryan and i have no delusion.ny good sports fan knows that they do. but we have no bearing on what happens on the pitch. you're putting all of your hopes and dreams into young men and women between the ages of 19 and 25. >> jimmy: yeah. but yet somehow the magic has happened there. >> yes. >> jimmy: which is incredible. and also your birthday. so you and ryan have a fun thing that you do. i don't know if it's fun for you. i don't know if it's fun for him. but every year on your birthdays, this has become -- i'd imagine there's a lot of pressure now involved because it's become a one-man -- a one-upmanship situation. >> he started it. i just -- a few years ago on april 14th, which is my birthday, i just went onto instagram. kaitlin screamed, my wife kaitlin, from upstairs, check your instagram. and i see that ryan had done this video of this dedication he'd made at the stadium in wales. the robert lucinda mcelhenney, which is not my middle name. memorial urinal. and he put a plaque next to the urinal. and now anybo

he's the lead singer of the ryan woodard band.a member of the school of rock and last year he had a packed touring schedule. welcome to the epiphany for you. and even in this journey filled with incredible moments, there are some that just take your breath away. what you see here is me meeting ryan for the first time. this is ryan meeting social media musician, guitar 5000 on a trip to southern california. he asks strangers a simple question sing with me. >> and then. so i came up to him and asked him, like, what kind of music do you like? and he said, he likes tons of music. and then i requested gravity by john mayer. and then i sang with him. he's a nice guy. he has like a great soul. he's showing human kindness to me. gravity is working against me here. >> the video went viral, and it got so much attention that even john mayer noticed. and then one day this arrived. what is it? >> what does it look like? >> it's a guitar. my dad brought in this big box and we were seeing, like, who's it from? it was from john. john >> yeah, it'

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on the ryan corbin resolution. it has sadly been over 600 days, since ryan corbin, a new york native has been unjustly detained by the taliban. he was taken without cause, without explanation or semblance of process. later this afternoon, i will meet with the corbin family to talk about our efforts to bring ryan home. his wife anna and three children have been so brave through this tragic situation and i am in constant awe of their strength and resolve. today i'm introducing a resolution alongside leader mcconnell calling for ryan's immediate and unconditional release. i urge the senate to pass this resolution before ryan's birthday, which is april 13. i have worked closely with the korbett family to make sure that ryan's safe return remains a top priority. we have made progress last september when he was designated as wrongly detained by the state department, giving his case a higher diplomatic priority. i have spoken with ryan a few times and he is reportedly held in terrible conditions which has caused his healt

ryan curry, abc seven news. >> guys, that is really fun news. thanks ryan. now to the hotly contested name change of the airport in oakland. the san francisco bay oakland international airport, the city of san francisco is now officially suing the port of oakland over that name. san francisco city attorney david chu says the name switch will confuse travelers and infringes on sfo's trademark. >> we are concerned about how oakland is trying to intentionally divert traffic from sfo to itself, if that will create economic harm for us. it's unfair and it infringes on our long standing trademark rights. >> the port responded to the suit saying, quote, sfo cannot lay claim to the geographically descriptive terms san francisco, let alone claim exclusive rights to the san francisco bay. a final vote on the name change is scheduled for next month. >> time now approaching 510 on our friday and we are anticipating a cooler afternoon today. part of the reason why is that we do have our marine layer back this morning. it's banked up right along our coast and it's around

thanks, ryan. >> dr. zafonte? >> certainly i think this is a point of great debate, but i guess what i was say, and we see this in contact sports. we sit in the military. the first we can do is know what we know to do now, which is eliminate unnecessary exposure. rules changes in sports have made a big difference. i believe we can eliminate unnecessary exposure in this population of people where there isn't a lot of return on investment, either to their training, or for their long- term health, or for their team members, and that would be an awfully good place to start in enhancing force health. >> i thank all of you. if we care about our freedoms, we don't have a choice. we don't have a choice. we have to thank god every day someone is willing to put on the uniform because if we go to the point where people say, there's too much risk, say goodbye to all of our liberties. i hope we get to the point where nobody would say, you shouldn't go in because of the risk. thank you. >> senator kaine? >> just to close it, se

ryan young. thank you >> we're going to take a quick break, gather ourselves, gathered the latest information on the ground in atlanta, as we've just learned that a man has been taken into custody following the ramming of entry point at the fbi headquarters. there will be right back in just months spatial colombia, the final flight premieres sunday at nine on cnn >> my daughter's me, law she is 19 months old she is a little ray of sunshine one of the happiest baby should probably ever made children with down syndrome typically have a higher risk for developing acute myeloid leukemia or just looking in general here we are >> st. jude children's research hospital works day after day to find coors and save the lives of children with cancer and other life-threatening disease she was referred to st. jean at 11 months they knew what to do as soon as they got her diagnosis they already had her treatment plan drawing now and they're like this is what we're going to do. this is how long it's going to take

ryan curry, abc seven news. ryan, thank you. >> a rising star in san francisco's political world resigns and could be facing an investigation amid serious sexual assault allegations. our media partners at the sf standard spoke with three women accusing john jacobo of domestic violence and sexual assault. the women told the standard they all filed police reports, but they say those reports didn't go anywhere. jacobo was a director for the housing nonprofit tenants and owners development corporation. sf standard reporter josh cain says the women feared more violence from jacobo. if they spoke out. >> these accusations are very explosive, very damaging and there was a lot of fear for not only their professional careers, but also their safety. >> san francisco's police chief says his department is investigating the three women's reports. san francisco supervisor hillary ronen is now calling for a hearing on how the city handles sexual harassment and assault cases. >> to not see any progress after we've put resources

ryan curry, abc seven news. >> thanks, ryan.in the south bay, a man who was once a star on a house flipping show is now headed to jail. instead of remodeling homes, prosecutors say he was taking the money and spending it on lavish items for himself. charles todd hill from the hgtv show flip it to win. it is also ordered to pay close to $10 million for real estate and financial fraud. the prosecutor in the case says hill scams, including a ponzi scheme, impacted 18 homes in silicon valley. >> the point was to purchase the home and remodel them and sell them for a profit. he would take the money that was given to remodel the home and spend it on luxury cars, vacations, partying , as he has stated. and then in order to account for that, he would label it as construction costs. >> the da's office says victims were left with either unfinished homes or barely finished homes that they had to complete themselves. hill was indicted in 2019 and convicted last year. yesterday, he was sentenced to four years in county jail. now an update to

reporting live in pleasanton ryan curry, abc seven news a ripple effect for sure. >> thank you ryan. now to the new development in the war between israel and hamas. the hamas run health ministry says more than 34,000 palestinians have died since the conflict started on october the 7th. the ministry also says there are still many victims trapped under the rubble buildings leveled by israeli attacks have made it hard for rescuers to reach them, local israeli media reports. prime minister benjamin netanyahu approved a ground operation in rafah yesterday, but the israeli defense forces is still waiting for instructions. >> columbia university's faculty senate is fearing a vote to censure the school's president, so they are redrafting a resolution that would admonisher instead, according to the new york times, senators will meet today to vote on that resolution . they're worried that a censure vote could result in the removal during a critical time for the school. an admonishment would instead be more of a warning protest. there have set up an encampment urging columbia to cut its ties wi

ryan curry, abc seven news. >> thanks, ryan. 609 this morning.ium camera. we are totally cloud free from this camera angle, and we're not seeing any dense fog developing this morning. and the bay waters there calm. if you're taking the ferries this morning, it should be a nice ride throughout the entire bay. looking at the morning drive, if you're hitting the roads, we will find very easy weather conditions. it's just a mix of sun and clouds throughout the morning. temperatures pretty mild starting out in the 50s. another morning just like yesterday where those numbers do quickly warm already into the 60s. by 10 a.m, here's live doppler seven along with satellite. we have pretty quiet conditions as we find that last image on satellite just blinking a bit. future weather as we head through the hour by hour forecast. by ten, we're into the 60s, into the afternoon. another warm one under mostly sunny skies, 70s and 80s. for many cities. and this evening, if you have anything outside, it is going to be pleasant. once again. that breeze onshore keepin

ryan curry abc seven news thank you, ryan. >> abc seven news is following the proposed traffic changes in san francisco's west portal neighborhood after a deadly crash. some residents and business owners are against this project. it would get rid of left turns at the intersection of lola street and lenox way. it would also make lenox a one way. the proposed changes come after a crash that killed a family of four. >> this tragic, tragic accident should not be utilized opportunistically to try to slam this thing through. and that's what's happening. and you know, that is a block and a half away from what they're talking about. redesigning that's just not right. >> many people tell abc seven news they are worried the changes will hurt businesses that are still trying to recover from the pandemic. the sfmta says it will work with merchants to make sure their needs are met, and friends of the family of four killed in last month's wrong-way crash along west portal have reached their fundraising goal. they've collected more than $8,000 that will pay for a memorial plaque and memory of the vic

the ryans didn't want to create greater difficulty for the syrian government. but this is a, something a very different they attacked the ronnie and territory basically you ryan's sovereignty. and so people in iran and everyone expects that the military give a very strong response. but is this not a dangerous moment? the, mr. moran z, i mean you have israel now saying that it's forces on full alert. you have president biden, who's going back to dc anticipation of a possible strike. it's, it's a dangerous time, isn't it? well, this is a dangerous time for this really regime in the united states, which is waging war and creating hostilities across the world. we have ukraine where ukraine is being used by nato, against russia. you have high intentions with the chinese in the south china sea and, and alongside taiwan, the americans. that's how they've been behaving they, they continue to think that they are the only super power on the world that they are high for power. and that what they say a must be obeyed. but the fact is that the iranians, over the past few de

you have tyler, brian and ryan. for brian and ryan, i spoke to them last week.tuations, both in their 40s. took their families for a vacation. didn't realize -- they're hunters. they had ammunition left over from previous trips. in ryan watson's case it was months prior. was able to get through tsa and didn't learn about it until returning and was detained. in turks and caicos they tightened their laws and made it a crime or any ammunition facing a mandatory sentence of 12 years behind bars. here's a snippet of our conversation with those two men. >> my heart sunk. i had no words. i'm thinking of the next 12 years i'll have children graduating high school. they'll be starting schools. so many milestone events you think of. >> it's impossible. it's impossible to comprehend. >> reporter: brian, the man on the left side, is going to be standing trial this friday. they believe it's going to be a litmus for how lenient or strict the court may be. >> these americans have allegedly broken the law there. have we heard from the u.s. government about whether they interven

lo peor es que ryan, todavía cuando se sube a la báscula, se tomó una cerveza. cultura japonesa y con la que san francisco, porque iba a ser da la bienvenida a la primavera. las actividades de clausura se extenderán hasta las 17:30 de la tarde. pero usted no es tanto de flores, es más de mascotas. bueno cientos de pequeños perros se apoderarán del recinto ferial del condado alameda en pleasanton este fin de semana con el regreso del peacock. este evento tendrá lugar de 10:00 a 17:00 de la tarde en el recinto ferial y centros de eventos del condado de alameda en el 2005. valley avenue promete un día lleno de diversión y actividades familiares para todas las edades. el tema de este año es vieja escuela, así que si eres un orgulloso dueño de un perrito, simplemente un fanático. este es un evento para ti. bueno cuando hablamos de pieles, son las pieles puestas de los perritos a los perritos. va a andar puesta la piel. no se asuste. musica esta noche noticias telemundo se inmola frente a la corte. >> un hombre catalogado como una er

first time for you, ryan.g. >> yes. >> seth: very emotional day for me yesterday. 20-year anniversary of the 2004 boston red sox. one of the most special teams certainly for me. and the great tim wakefield passed away this year. his wife passed away. it was a beautiful ceremony for them. did you guys -- for guys who played for the red sox, was that a cool day for you to watch >> i mean, i think even as a baseball fan, i think that's one of the greatest teams of all time. the characters on that team and everything. i think, you know, them having the big ceremony with wake's daughter throwing out the first pitch, the tech -- and you know, for baseball guys like you, brother, you know, it was a big day. >> seth: you -- you were both red sox. >> yeah. >> seth: did you enjoy your time with the red sox? >> oh my god, did i. it was amazing. i played one year, it feels like i played ten. [ laughter ] you know one year in 2013 -- >> well you won the whole thing. >> then win the world series, thank you. you know? >> yea

abc seven news reporter ryan curry joining us live at lotta's, fountain and ryan.have been gathering there since really before dawn. >> yeah. kumasi. good morning. and the people actually are still here. some of them are dressed up, still in their victorian garbs. i don't know if you can see the people behind me that turn of the century kind of garb as of more of a ceremonial aspect of it. but yeah, it's an event to mark and remember that incredible event 118 years ago that changed the city for the course of its time, that earthquake and the fire. subsequently, after almost destroying nearly the entire city. and today, a wreath over my head commemorating that moment where all of that went down, all those lives were lost. this fountain, lotta's fountain is a very significant piece of history for the city of san francisco. this was where people gathered, while that was all unfolding, to leave notices, trying to find loved ones amidst all that was going on. remember, this is during a time before we had phones, before we had any sort of really advanced tech technology

ryan curry. abc seven news. >> thank you, ryan. the supreme court will hear arguments today in a case to determine if former president donald trump can be prosecuted over his efforts to undo the 2020 election. it comes as arizona charges top trump aides in an investigation into an alleged scheme to overturn joe biden's victory. abc news reporter nguyen has more on the charges. these unfolding, the charges on these unfolding legal challenges this morning, a long anticipated case before the u.s. supreme court justices are hearing arguments over whether former president trump is entitled to sweeping immunity from federal prosecution. >> donald trump's pushing the envelope. we could be insulating presidents from any liability for using the massive powers of the office to literally commit crimes. >> today's arguments stem from special prosecutor jack smith's criminal charges against trump of crimes related to his effort to overturn his 2020 election loss. trump argues he can't be prosecuted, claiming those actions were taken as presiden

ryan curry, abc seven news. >> guys, ryan, thank you. and the north bay cal fire is already gearing up for the 2024 fire season. cal fire's sonoma lake and napa unit hosting this training academy this week. 30 seasonal firefighters are taking part. >> we go over basic skills like ems, wildland firefighting, structural firefighting, hazardous materials response. >> a total of 250 new and returning firefighters will be hired for the summer >> take a look at the accuweather forecast live. look outside the exploratorium camera showing you we do have partly to mostly cloudy skies out there. if you are taking to the skies, i do just want you to be aware of this. we are tracking some severe weather across parts of the south, so atlanta is going to see some severe thunderstorms later on this afternoon. they could have some gusty winds. just be aware of that. other areas denver just some rain in the afternoon. most of our major hubs are looking okay if you are hitting the roads today. no issues. we just have some early morning cloud cover. our ma

ryan nobles is at the capitol tonight. ryan, the speaker's job could still be on the line here. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, lester, but today we saw democrats join with republicans to pass a key procedural measure that sets the stage for a series of national security bill votes this weekend. among that would provide aid to ukraine critical time for the country as they their war against russianow, while that bill is expected to pass, it will do so withiff opposit conservatives, who have threatened mike johnson's speakership just for bringing the bill up for a vote. lester. >> and, ryan, there's also a major headline involving congress' attempts to potentially ban tiktok in the u.s. what's the update there? >> reporter: yeah, lester, that's right. you know, the house has already passed legislation that would force the chinese company that owns tiktok to sell off its stake in the company within six months or be banned in the united states. lawmakers are now proposing extending that windo where the parent divest in the co

ryan: it's in the capital markets freeze right now.ders are staying on the sidelines. they are looking their wounds as they focus their attention on the most distressed assets on their portfolio. with the comments from the fed and the outlook is one where we will continue to see a slow trickle of stress and distress. at the of the end of this there will be buying opportunities in the middle-market and the mid-caps space. katie: that's what i'm curious about. when you talk about this freeze i'm wondering if it relates to commercial real estate is there any one sector that's been particularly frozen to others and where will those buying opportunities appear? ryan: office of the large is the sector most affected and impacted. with a lot of return to work policies there is still tons of volatility in terms of how long tenant stay in the place. there is a fundamental shift in the paradigm with what working even in tales of being together and engaging in the like. there is a lot of stress in the office space but where the opportunity? there

and maybe this is just um, sort of a decoy end. allegedly, ryan has all also launched missiles which will be much faster than the drains. and there is also a potential passable lie and thousands of on on might use it's missiles and where the to, oh well israel a here defenses and be able to destroy some targets inside each row. do you expect the drones to be the only kind of attack from around it is difficult to say. it is surprising that the ran, knowing the potential consequences has actually gone for an attack from its own soil. and it could be use at the ran um, kind of use this attack which is like an attack. but since there is this early warning and the drones are so slow, it keeps this route enough time to prepare. but potentially, and i, i think maybe from a military perspective, it would be more logical for you, ryan, to rely on his proxies or much closer to israel. they can act much faster and they would rob israel and of course the united states. so it's a possibility to launch a counter attack on uranium for. so i think there is a possibility that these drones not the onl

we will see more data. >> ryan, i want to jump in your forecast is two cuts.ome people believe zero cuts. is it important we get two cuts or the fed indicates we get cuts to kieep the rally going >> the pull backs happen we have a huge rally it could be any reason i think just as long as the fed continues to give a clue they will not hike and the hiking cycle is done, which they have because that is what they have given. at the end of the day, we have seen potential cuts baecause the economy is strong and we continue to see higher earnings growth 12 months out those are the things that truly matter and consumption at 200,000 jobs every month there are still positives, frank, with overweight equities. once we get through the seasonal lull, we will get a summer rally. you tend to see that a lot in the election year. sell in may and go away. we will know this. the worst six months of the year are in strong election years. >> sophie, the last word right now. ryan believes we could see two cuts this year we have seen the magnificent seven mega cap trade breakdown s

i'm ryan yamamoto. from coast to coast, demonstrations against the war in gaza have spread to several universities, leading to everett -- leading to concerns over safety. this was the scene at uc berkeley this morning. protesters set up tents all in the center of campus. hundreds of protesters held a rally yesterday, calling for an immediate cease-fire in the war. they are demanding the college divest from companies that have ties to the israeli military. in a statement, uc berkeley says with three weeks left in the semester, berkeley is prioritizing students' academic interests. we will take the necessary steps to ensure the protests do not disrupt the university's operations. >>> demonstrations erupted in northern california where police clashed with pro-palestinian protesters at cal poly humboldt x similar actions have become a flash point at nyu and columbia university. meg oliver has more on the protest and the concerns about the safety of jewish students on campus. >> a chaotic scene at cal poly h

ryan. right.ut if the committee for the >> judicial ethics says that these things don't create a conflict, then it's hard for you to come around and say, well, the appearance of them might create a conflict at the, actually the, if the relationships were right, but i guess basil want to give you a chance to weigh in here. i am maybe david, you correct me if i'm wrong, but what you're back to the court of public opinion >> right >> point >> they're separate from the fact that there's not a conflict and that the ethics of waiting and all of everything, if the t's are crossed and the i's are dotted, basil the perception in the public eye >> i think i listened. i understand the argument that you don't want any political activity, but to me, this, all of this is about accountability, right? so if you, if you're saying and as ryan said that there's a committee that looked at this and said now what does not a problem. i've been a government worker. i've had committees of ethics look over my work and the

wanna get back to cnn's ryan young.ne for us of that vehicle that barreled into the gate outside and fbi field office in atlanta we've fixed those technical issues. ryan, so tell us what we know about this incident >> yeah. what we know so far and the fbi has confirmed this to us. is there were no weapons found inside that vehicle. that's done after a bomb sweeps, they went through the vehicle to make sure there were no weapons on necessity but just after 12 30, they're not sure why this man and is orange vehicle tried to ram his way into the fbi office. he wasn't able to make it very far because once you get out to fbi agents, were able to surround him. now he was taken to the hospital for an evaluation at that point will be passed over to a police department. before being taken to a jail. >> we leave his >> first court appearance will happen before the end of the week, but that sharing a lot of information about the suspect just right now. but what we do know the defensive mechanisms this installation worked perfectly

it's still up at suspect ran into it >> ryan. ryan. >> we've got a technical issue >> with your with your mic microphone. we're going to get back to you because i want to update our viewers or what's going on in atlanta with this vehicle ramming into the fbi field office there. so standby will get that tech technical issue worked up. the meantime, i want to get to some other news we're following officials in baltimore now say crews are making progress as they removed hundreds of tons of wreckage from last week's enormous bridge collapse. they're seen as brian todd is right near the scene for us, brian, i understand a temporary channel has just been cleared. what else are you learning? >> right? well, for temporary channel has been opened with a controlling depth of 11 feet and they're working on opening two more channels that will be deeper. meanwhile, we got an update a short time ago on the hundreds of tons of wreckage being lifted today. and the dangerous involved in that we're talking about a situation where a portion of the

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nbc's ryan nobles is standing by on capitol hill. democratic congresswoman from maryland donna edwards, and former republican congressman from pennsylvania, charlie dent. ryan, what will this impeachment trial look like? will there actually be a trial? >> reporter: not in any sort of conventional sense, ana. it won't even look like the prior impeachment trials that we've seen of the former president donald trump or even president bill clinton before him. there will likely be some effort by republicans to try and gum up the works a little bit, make their point that there should be a full and complete trial, but it's just not something that democrats have the appetite for and that democrats have the votes. there will be a little bit of drama once they gavel in at 1:00, but the actual form and fashion of how the trial extends itself, we'll have to wait and see. there's a very good chance the whole thing could be wrapped up at some point today. >> let's remind everyone what was in that bipartisan bill that republicans quashed as they tal

watching it all for us from the capitol tonight, correspondent ryan nobles. >> reporter: tonight, an impeachment showdown in the senate with democrats essentially dismissing charges against homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas in a matter of hours. >> hear ye, hear ye. >> reporter: arguing arguing the impeachment by house republicans was unconstitutional. >> reporter: arguing the impeachment by house republicans was unconstitutional. >> to validate this gross abuse by the house would be a grave mistake and could set a dangerous precedent for the future. >> reporter: but republicans blasting the move to not hold a trial, arguing democrats are defying hundreds of years of senate precedent. >> this process must not be abused. it must not be short-circuited. history will not judge this moment well. >> reporter: house republicans accuse mayorkas of willfully ignoring immigration laws with a record 9.3 million migrants crossing into the u.s. during the biden administration. mayorkas calls the accusations, baseless. democrats say, there's no impeachable offense. meanwhile, house s

ryan checks off all the boxes. >> no question. hear the pep talks that grandpa may give her. >> with the confidence he has, there's a lot of pep talks. >> thanks so much, great report. >>> up next, el farolito is known for their delicious food, but the san francisco restaurant is getting a whole lot of attention now for its soccer team, the part-time players who just took down the pros. >>> soccer interest in the bay area is on the upswing all thanks in part to the newly formed oakland roots as well as an older club from san francisco whose name you're most likely to see on the back of tacos, as you are on the pitch with with loureen ayyoub. >> reporter: it may have started with tacos, but it's moving towards new goals. every kick gets him closer to a new goal, gabriel with the el farolito amateur soccer club in san francisco. the team started in 1985. at 25 years old, even after college, gabriel says he's grateful to have an outlet to continue to do what he loves with a community he's grown to love. >> means a lot, brings peace o

but within days, ryan got a phone call from his son. >> he said i'm starting to freak out.n that next morning, he said he got locked up. his drill sergeants had locked him up. i asked garrison, i said how do we get to this point? and he said the recruiter hid my diagnosis. and i said are you serious? >> reporter: garrison was soon given a melodies charge from the army. an army spokesperson told abc news that the u.s. army recruiting command conducted a thorough investigation on the allegations of recruiter misconduct related to enlistment of mr. garrison horsley. the allegations were fully investigated and appropriate action was taken. mr. horsley's recruiter no longer serves with the u.s. army. >> it was pretty painful for him. he kind of went into a dark place for a while. you know, he is finally kind of coming out of that. >> reporter: still, garrison told us it was too stressful to sit down with us to retell his story on camera. he gave his dad the okay to tell his story. what's the point he wants to get across and that you want the get across? >> we don't want this to

so ryan's you love numbers very hard to give anyone on this panel numbers they don't know but there was a numerical positive for donald in the 2020 results among. people who had voted before the existing electorate it was actually dead even at 4949, as you may recall. and in 2020, if you just rerack 16, it would be very similar but practically tied as you as you know. and i'm curious for you to apply this to 24 and your former bosses challenge. even if donald trump becomes the nominee, 14% of that electorate were first time voters. it's big and they broke 64% for biden. you're your view of that and is it key donald trump to not just hold whatever that losing electorate was, but to find some compact with new or first time voters this if he's the nominee? well, i mean, aside from the mechanics in not getting blown out in early vote and absentee ballot voting, i think covid was wild in 2020 and presented a lot of new opportunities for voters that were not available in 2016. and and that dynamic, i think, changes a lot as compared to 2020 and 2016. just the level of first time participation

dooling ryans. >> you have your ryan i will of mine. >> sandra: jesse, thank you for joining us we'ller primetime tonight. >> john: thanks, jesse. >> john and sent a thank you so much. >> john: congrats. all right, karine jean-pierre up at the podium and she is doing a bit of housekeeping right now white house briefing gets underway, we are expecting john kirby and a little while talking about this attack killing a senior member with other big news we will go just as soon as something significant happens, now this. >> sandra: love this if you're struggling to feed your family this one mother and social media influencer has some tricks where she has budget friendly recipes she has gone viral because of them. >> john: plus harry potter author j.k. rowling bearing police to throw her in the whose gal criticizing transgender ideology. there is a new woke hate hate crime law in scotland does it mean an end to free speech there? when high rate debt is stressing your budget. but your family's service has earned you a big advantage. the va home loan benefit. with the lower rate newday 100 va