ryan wanted to sleep. iphones and things like that, so i didn't know how to get home. and i'm asking him directions. and he just starts screaming. basically, i mean, imagine an out of control five-year-old. so he's in the car. and he's kicking the dashboard. and he's kicking me. and he's kicking the steering wheel. and he's kicking the gear shifter and screaming the whole time. and you're trying to drive. and i'm just trying to drive to get home. so by the time we got home, he was in such a crazy rage, as soon as i put the truck in park, he literally grabbed me by my hair and dragged me out of the truck. boom. tackles me. i'm on the ground. he actually took my head and smashed it into the floor and then like turned me over and started choking me out. did you think your life was in danger? yes. that's-- i thought he was going to kill me. the look on his face, like i can't even explain it. it was like nobody was home. it was like the devil behind those eyes. that's what scared me the most. so i was like, ok,

ryan mackenzie: absolutely.nother very serious topic, the atrocity on october 7 was heartbreaking and what we see with terror around the world is that we cannot let actions like that stand. as someone who advocates for peace, i believe we need to first and foremost demand that those hostages be returned. some are american citizens. they need to be returned before anything else can happen. at the same time, we need to make sure that we are stopping iran. iran is funding this war in the middle east through their proxies all around the region. we just saw another long range missile from the houthis hit israel recently so we need to crack down on that. at the same time, what is going on in washington, d.c. is the failed foreign policy of joe biden and susan wild. susan wild wrote letters to constituents saying she was pro israel and pro gaza -- not pro hamas. but she is trying to take both sides of this issue. she was called out for that. >> i'll allow rebuttal. susan wild: we don't have a one-size-fits-all letter t

ryan: right. ms. rice: that is, i think, sadly going to be the pattern for the foreseeable future, and it's going to take really depth leadership to advance our interests and our security, our economic well-being through things like protecting our technological advances through preserving and protecting our supply chain while at the same time trying to avoid an outcome in which we see the world splinter into two competing economic camps where nobody benefits or we certainly benefit to a lesser extent because we are competing for a share of a much smaller pie. ryan: right. one final question on foreign policy, and then we can shift to domestic. president biden has often talked about how this point is very critical, very fluid. as you look out over the next decade, what do you see as the major issues united states will have to contend with and think through? ms. rice: i think we have started to talk about some of them. certainly, china was a different focus and orientation, collaborating with a not just

josh mankiewicz: congressman leo ryan dead.nother target, nbc correspondent don harris, also murdered. across the airstrip, a temple gunman who'd pretended to be a defector opened fire, wounding two passengers on the smaller plane. when his gun jammed, the other passengers disarmed him. the attack had lasted only a couple of minutes. and then silence. the reporters who'd made it into the jungle slowly crept back toward the airstrip. ron javers: and there was the happiest sight i ever seen. there was bob flick with his big white hat and his "god rides a harley" white t-shirt. bob was going around kneeling down from one person to the next. i worked my way out to the plane. and greg robinson was near the gangway. he was dead. and congressman ryan, he was dead. bob brown was a short distance away, and he was dead. and don harris was nearby too. and near the gangway, patricia parks, who was one of the defectors, died. josh mankiewicz: 5 dead, 10 wounded. shortly after the shooting stopped, the guyanese pilots left in the only plane

all >ryan>right. thanks, jess. well, the 40 niners looking for a major bounce back after back to back losses. how the team is looking forward to a little home cooking to get back in the win column. and today's red and gold report >>>>studies have shown that electric toothbrushes can be more effective than manual brushing alone which is so crucial to preventing plaque buildup staining and even very serious gum disease. tranquil electric toothbrushes are set apart from the competition by their powerful sonic technology giving you a deep and thorough cleaning each morning and night. tranquil has five advanced performance modes that help to bring customization to your clean each time. 60 days of battery life on just one charge means you also aren't tethered to the wall when you're brushing your teeth, and it makes this great for on the go. so today, not only are you getting the wireless charging station, but also interchangeable brush heads with varying levels of intensity and three storage caps that work to keep your

good afternoon i'm ryan yamamoto. governor newsom is in san francisco today to sign that latest package of housing bills aimed at boosting production of new homes in the state. the theme of this package, accountability for local governments taken together, the measures create stricter reporting requirements on local progress toward housing targets. they also stiffen penalties for cities and counties that do fall behind. >>>>we continue to struggle with accountability. we continue to struggle with transparency for those that turn their back on this crisis. we're turning up the heat. >ryan >governor newsom making his appearance today in the san francisco mission district. he also firmed up his plans to spend about $2 billion raised under the proposition one bond passed in march. he says the money will help create more than 4000 new supportive housing units that will offer shelter and services to the unhoused. much of this housing will be reserved for veterans. okay. looking live right now at the big board in wall street

i'm ryan yamamoto in for gian franco. this morning san francisco parents waiting to find out about school closures. well, they're going to need to wait a little bit longer. there is a delay in finding out about changes in the bay area's largest school district. superintendent matt wayne says officials with sfusd are waiting for a fiscal analysis before naming the latest round of school closures. the list was supposed to be released last wednesday, and the district is struggling with a budget deficit and declining enrollment. and right now it is unclear how many schools are on the list to either close or merge. salesforce is giving san francisco and oakland public schools a big financial boost to help prepare students for careers in ai. we had a chance to speak to ron smith, their vp of education and workforce development. philanthropy. and with a $23 million grant that was announced today. >>>salesforce is giving $23 million in new grants to our u.s. school district partners and global nonprofits as we prepare students fo

ryan: --ms. rice: a bit. ryan: i want to get your diagnosis of that and more importantly, how it matters to the american people. ms. rice: it helps when you don't tell the world to go screw itself, basically. it helps when your friends and allies feel treated like friends and allies, and i do think it matters because leadership is also a team sport, and leadership requires that there be team members who are valued and respected and feel they have a contribution to make and that their interests and perspectives matter. in a world where we are seeing -- well, that is period all the time the case. but particularly in the context of increasing alignment if not alliance among our principal adversaries. you are seeing russia, china, north korea all increasingly collaborating into what some might call an axis of authoritarianism. against that backdrop, the united states having friends and partners that respect our leadership and prefer to work with us rather than against us, if they are in europe or asia or africa o

good afternoon i'm ryan yamamoto. it is officially fall, so of course it seems like we're seeing the opposite in terms of weather conditions right now. meteorologist jessica burch has a look at the hotspots today. hey >jessica>jess. hey, it's a little ironic, isn't it, that we're dealing with the heat advisory, even though it's already fall. right. here's what's happening for us heading into this afternoon. as you take a look around me, daytime highs are well above average by about 10 to 15 degrees. we're talking about triple digit weather off into the east bay near livermore. 90 in the forecast this afternoon near antioch. concord, all the way up into the north bay to pass this advisory as well, all the way up into the north bay, even though there's not a heat advisory in effect right now by the national weather service. it's not to say that it's not still hot out there. this is a friendly reminder right now. continue to hydrate throughout this afternoon continue to check in on your loved ones. wear plenty of sunscre

back over to you, ryan. >ryan >all right thanks, jess. when we come back, another blow to the fayetteville. first it was cmc now another top 40 niners player goes down with the injury. vaughn breaks it all down in the red. and gold. report >>>>by the triple. i've got my simulated car console try to get it in your cup holder yeah that's not going to work. no that is going to spill. try it in our cup cargo. this is a universal cup holder. yes. and it has the notch out for your mug for your tumblers, your bottle of water. so it has an expandable base to give it a snug fit but it's a 2 in 1. it has the phone mount i need this. you know what you do i have one, i love mine, i'm raving about it. i couldn't wait to tell you about it so you can install any size phone. it has little arms that are adjustable. you can do this landscape or portrait and this will fit your water bottles. those 40 ounce tumblers which are like the hottest accessory out there. tony loves 40. i mean 40oz, 53% off, $27.99. yeah, get one helps the drivers to get this deal an

>ryan>jessica thank you. the red and gold in la this weekend taking on the rams without some of the team's star players. but one defender is standing strong. matt lively has the details. that's coming up next. and major cuteness on the red carpet. or look at that. making memories for young students with local dads stepping up to make a difference. we take you to the million father's march in hayward. what makes a medicare supplement insurance plan, like an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare a good choice for people on medicare? it's smart for you to have now... i'm 65. and later on, for the future you... i'm 70-ish. it's really smart. hey, looking good. you made a great choice for us. with this type of plan, see any doctor or visit any hospital that accepts medicare patients. there are no networks. your healthcare future will have more freedom. i kept our doctor. and when i needed a specialist. no referrals needed, right? bingo. in fact, see any doctor anywhere in the u.s. really sm

>ryan >all right thanks, jess. now to the latest out of lebanon, where at least 14 people, including two children, are dead hundreds of others are injured after dozens of walkie talkies blew up across the country this morning. according to a security source, there were about 40 blasts total and came almost exactly one day after the near simultaneous detonations of pagers that resulted in at least 12 deaths and thousands of injuries. hezbollah officials said they would respond to the explosions and blame israel on that sophisticated and remote attacks in the meantime, the united states denying any involvement. >>>>the united states did not know about, nor was it involved in these incidents. and we're still gathering the information and gathering the facts. we've been very clear, and we remain very clear about the importance of all parties avoiding any steps that could further escalate the conflict that we're trying to resolve in gaza >ryan >and the un human rights office says whoever is responsible for both rounds o

but for now, back to you, ryan. >ryan>all right. thanks, jess. and new at noon. bay fc is making a big move. the bay area's national women's soccer league team plans to build an eight acre training facility on treasure island. it will feature a 20 zero zero zero square foot clubhouse and three practice fields. construction begins next year, with a facility set to open in 2027. this morning mayor london breed joined the team to announce that major project. >>>>this is so incredible to see women's sports take it to the next level and to see people get so excited this is not necessarily where legends are born. this is where legends will be made. >ryan>bay fc currently practices at san jose state, plays their home games at paypal park, sharing the space with the earthquakes. the team says they're happy with their current arrangement, but eventually they want to own their own stadium live at the oakland coliseum where the a's take on the texas rangers tonight, it is their final home stand at the ballpark, where they have played for 57 years yesterday. a's owner john f

>ryan>all right. thanks, jess. well, turning to the south bay right now, where police say three people hunted a man down and then slashed him with a machete over and over again. much of that attack caught on camera. but when we saw the suspect's mug shots, we realized. kpix is very familiar with one of these men kelsi thorud explains >>>san jose police arrested three suspects. they believe brutally attacked a man using machetes in the parking lot of a business back in >>>>june. our detectives were able to locate two of the suspects on september 10th, arrest them, and booked them into santa clara county jail. a third suspect was also arrested and booked on september 11th. the following >>>day, sj, pd identified the three suspects as 43 year old juan ramirez, 41 year old eddie herrera and 43 year old raul moreno. police say surveillance video from the attack helped to identify them. a warning it is graphic in the video you can see the suspects kicking and punching the victim. one can clearly be seen holding a machete

i'm ryan yamamoto. oakland police say augusto martinez is now under arrest in connection with that hit and run. the 17 year old that killed martinez lopez. it happened back on august 19th on international boulevard. investigators say mathias was speeding when he hit lopez. who and and an adult who were in a marked crosswalk. they say mathias took off, then was involved in another crash nearby. he was arrested that day but released four days later pending further investigation. investigators say blood results confirmed he was under the influence. police and the u.s. marshals tried to find him. he surrendered to oakland pd yesterday and is expected back in court on tuesday. and new video just in of a vehicle that crashed into a laundromat in san jose. this was the tolay wash and dry on tully road near king street. here's a closer look from inside that business, you can see that car is bent halfway inside. police and paramedics were on the scene. no word yet on any injuries well, tonight, vice president ka

good afternoon, i'm ryan yamamoto. that move comes after another rough season for the san francisco giants. farhan zaidi spent six years in the giants organization, while the 2021 giants set a record with 107 wins in the regular season. the team has had a losing record five out of its last six seasons. in a statement today, owner greg johnson said change was needed after the giants missed the playoffs for the third straight season. saying quote, while these decisions are not easy, but believe it's time for new leadership to elevate our team so we can consistently contend for championships. zaidi's place the giants have named three time world series champion buster posey as president of baseball operations. he retired in 2021, joined the team's ownership group the next year. much more on the shakeup in the giants organization. as we give you a live look at oracle park right now. we'll have much more coming up on the news at five. now to our other top story. it is a first alert weather day. the heat is on and it's bringi

long before his arrest in florida the suspect ryan routh had other brushes with the law. he traveled across the globe volunteering to fight in the war on behalf of ukraine. cbs's scott macfarlane has new reporting on what we know about the suspect. >> reporter: the picture a emerging ryan routh includes a criminal past and spend thousands of miles. in north carolina he was convicted on the weapons charge and later hit-and-run and resisting arrest. and a since removed post on social media he wrote he was a trump voter in 2016 but by 2020 he would write he's disappointed adding i'll be glad when you are gone. during trump's term, routh moved to hawaii. >> every interaction we had with him was very welcoming and kind. >> reporter: when russia invaded ukraine in 2022 he traveled to the war zone seeking to fight posting "i will come and die for you." he would later tell "newsweek" romania he was instead encouraged to recruit fighters. >> i'm 56, there were like i have no military expense there like you're not an ideal candidate. >> he didn't come across as a radicalized person

asegurÓ que ryan wesley nunca tuvo en su campo visual a donald trump.spechoso. el expresidente donald trump agradeciÓ la reacciÓn del servicio secreto y dijo que sus agentes hicieron un trabajo fantÁstico al prevenir el ataque en su contra. ilia: tenemos entendido que el presidente joe biden hablÓ con donald trump sobre lo ocurrido. quÉ se sabe de esa acciÓn? vilma: asÍ es, trump dijo que fue una conversaciÓn social que agradeciÓ. regreso contigo, jorge, a los estudios. jorge: gracias. el sospechoso de este aparente segundo intento en contra de la vida de donald trump le dijo a una corte en florida que gana $ 3000 mensuales. ryan wesley tiene antecedentes penales . ha estado obsesionado con ucrania. danay: ryan wesley tiene 58 aÑos, viviÓ mayormente en carolina del norte y en 2018 se mudo a hawai donde Él y su hijo tenÍa una compaÑÍa de protecciÓn de texas. su perfil de linkedin dijo que estudiaba en carolina. cargos menores por girar cheques sin fondos, se le acusÓ de posesiÓn de un arma de destrucciÓn masiva, en otro incidente lo acusaron de delitos m

tom. >> ryan nobles on the hill for us. ryan, we thank you. >>> and both candidates today taking their dueling messages on the economy to key battlegrounds as kamala harris tries to chip away at donald trump's lead on the issue. kelly o'donnell is in pittsburgh tonight. >> reporter: today both campaigns focused on an issue that affects every voter, the economy. >> the cost of living in america is still just too high. you know it, and i know it. >> reporter: vice president harris who has faced criticism for limited policy specifics laid out what she called a pragmatic approach to lower costs, invest in small businesses and bring more manufacturing to the u.s., a message aimed at pittsburgh. >> by offering tax credits for expanding good union jobs in steel and iron and manufacturing communities. >> reporter: as if debating from a distance, former president trump countered harris' new plans from north carolina. >> her economy is doing really, really badly. kamala goes to work every day in the white house, families are sufferin

police have raided ryan routh�*s home in north carolina. my initial goal was to come fight...terviews and on social media, he urged people to travel to ukraine to fight against russia. it is one potential line of inquiry that may point to a motive. donald trump left his golf course under heavy security a few hours after the thwarted attack. there will be questions about how a man with a rifle was able to get so close to the former president. but donald trump has praised the secret service for their response and says he will continue to campaign this week. jon donnison, bbc news. speaking at the white house in the past hour, president biden said congress should consider whether the secret service needed more resources to protect senior politicans. i thank god the president's 0k. i thank god the president's ok. i thank god the president's ok. i think we've got a full report so far, but there's one thing i want to make clear — the service needs more help, and i think congress should respond to their needs, if they in fact need more services. so that's what we'll be talking about.

his name is ryan westley routh.e appeared in court today in florida charged with federal gun crimes. he is a self employed builderfrom hawaii, with quite the wrap sheet in his native north carolina. there's no obvious motive here, though in recent years he wrote that he was prepared to fight and die for ukraine. the bigger question is why, why does this keep happening. here's president biden. one thingi one thing i want to make clear. the service needs more help. and i think congress should respond to their needs to take action and we need more service. action and we need more service-— action and we need more service. ~ . ~ ., , ., service. what kind of help do ou service. what kind of help do you think _ service. what kind of help do you think they _ service. what kind of help do you think they need? - service. what kind of help do you think they need? more i you think they need? more personnel- _ you think they need? more personnel. whether - you think they need? more personnel. whether they i you think they need

. >>> and later, a new "sunday sitdown" with one of the biggest stars on the planet, ryan reynolds, on the bond he and i share around our fathers and the hollywood history he just made alongside his buddy, hugh jackman, thanks to that hilariously imperfect marvel superhero deadpool. >> i walk around new york city with hugh, and it was wild to walk around. it felt like we maybe saved a baby from a burning building. people found a lot of love and joy and happiness in the movie. >> a new "sunday sitdown" with ryan reynolds, plus another life well lived later in the show. >>> let's begin this morning with the race for the white house. vice president harris and former president trump out on the campaign trail this weekend with new polling showing harris getting a slight bounce after tuesday's debate. nbc's vaughn hillyard is here with more. vaughn, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. it was that debate that would set the tone for both candidates this week, and questions now whether former president trump needs to change the trajectory of this race. last night vice president har

>> ryan. >> ryan? >> he was just driving with the flow of traffic. yeah, i -- i think that he may have thought he got away with it. it was probably the highest profile stop this sheriff's office has ever made. >> reporter: all of it just two months after the assassination attempt against trump in butler, pennsylvania, with new questions tonight about how another armed suspect was able to get close to the republican nominee. the suspect in sunday's incident ryan wesley routh, charged today in federal court with possession of a firearm by a prohibited person and possession of a firearm with an obliterated serial number, with more charges likely to follow. >> our fbi agent then attempted to interview him, and he invoked his right to an attorney. >> reporter: according to court documents, routh's phone signal suggests he had been hiding in the bushes by the fence of trump's golf courses for nearly 12 hours, from 1:59 a.m. until 1:31 p.m. that's when while according to the documents, while trump was golfing, a secret service agent spotted a rifle poking o

and cnn's ryan young joins us live now from atlanta with the latest ryan, what else are you seeing outlly that's the real concern right now. all this extra water that we're getting kasie, i can tell you for weeks it's been very dry here that we've had rain for the last 48 hours, more than seven inches of rain has fallen. the metro atlanta area. and like he said, there's an active water rescues that are happening right now. we're still trying to get the numbers of how many people haven't rescue. do we know of several different apartment complexes that have been impacted? of course, we haven't even gotten close to first light yet. and this rain continues to fall on power outages throughout south georgia have made things pretty difficult for people in terms of being home, but this storm is really impacting georgia in a different way. it's not often that the city of atlanta deals with it's africans storm warning now we're seeing the impact of some gusty winds, power outages, and the heavy rainfall and the real concern here is the large trees because they're all over the city. you don't wan

ryan routh was already facing — faced by routh. ryan routh was already facing two _ faced by routh. already facing two federal firearms charges and following a grand jury decision he is now being indicted on the serious, potentially serious offence of attempting to assassinate the former president, donald trump. it is alleged to have happened ten days ago when mr trump was at his florida golf resort. a secret service agent spotted part of a gun protruding from undergrowth surrounding the sixth hole as mr trump was playing nearby. the agent opened fire on prosecutors claim that that prompted ryan routh to flee. he was later apprehended by officers from the florida department not far away. the fbi and other investigators say that they recovered a semiautomatic rifle with a scope from the area where they say mr routh was hiding and a search of his car subsequently unearthed a variety of documents, some of which detailed donald trump �*s planned movements in the weeks ahead. dates and times that he would be appearing in public. they have also said that what they call a civilian witness

life was unlawfully taken. >> the au pair was arrested last year in connection with ryan's death. her trial is in november. >> home depot has been ordered to pay nearly $2 million to settle a civil claim that it overcharged customers. district attorneys in california say the company engaged in false advertising and unfair competition by ringing up items for more money than the posted price. home depot did not admit to any wrongdoing. >> coming up, olympic gymnast jordan chiles and her new fight to win back the bronze medal. >> but first, the deadly implosion of the titan submersible on the way to the titanic. what former employees are now revealing about the are now revealing about the doomed voyage it's good to get some fresh air. fresh air? hi guys! bill, you look great! now that i have inspire, i'm free from struggling with the mask and the hose. inspire? inspire is a sleep apnea treatment that works inside my body with a click of this button. no mask! no hose! just sleep. give me this thing. where are you going? i'm going to get inspire. inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn

i find it soothing. >> now ryan seacrest is taking the wheel. >> well, this is it, ryan, what do youk is an icon in this business, and he's made it so comfortable for everybody to watch it. i'm like a kid so excited about seeing the set. >> so do you have any plans yet what your version of the show will be? >> my version will be the version that is. the game works. all you want to do is walk in and say, good evening, grab your devices and here is the first puzzle. >> how important is it to you that vanna be back for your version of the show? >> i think it's extremely important. i am a huge vanna white fan. when i signed on, i called her and said, i very much look forward to being on that set with you. >> and also probably nice for the new guy to have somebody who has been there a while. >> who i can say, how does this work? where do we go now? what's next? okay, got it. >> and just a little look to her probably centers you a little bit, right? >> she can -- vanna, please tell me what to do. i can't wait. >> let's get ready for fall. >> he first hit the airwaves at just 6 years old. w

and details about ryan - capture the suspect. and details about ryan rothl capture the suspect.now being widely reported, christian, is that he was known to the authorities? right. so, at this point, cbs news has been able to confirm that he was known to law enforcement. we're still unclear whether that means that he has some sort of criminal record or if he had prior encounters with law enforcement. sources do tell us that he was known to them. he is 58. at this point, the investigation unfolding, as far as motive — they're looking into that. we'll see where the investigation leads.— investigation leads. christian, thanks so _ investigation leads. christian, thanks so much _ investigation leads. christian, thanks so much for— investigation leads. christian, thanks so much for that - investigation leads. christian, | thanks so much for that update from west palm beach. i'm joined now by jonathan gilliam, former us navy seal and fbi agent. very good to have you with us. firstly, can you explain to our viewers watching around the world why this is now being overseen by the fbi? wh

they aired a interview with ryan, who seemed to be a very important guy altogether. but some of the, this one. 0 you question as far as why i'm here. so me, it looks like he's be, it's contrary to right, but this conflict is definitely black and white. looks like about versus even a let's say that they, let's say it's black and white. is that ok in the state? you couldn't get to kick down with that for racism so well pro ryan is being painted as an absolute half with it's you that they can cost you, but actually because good. all right. if you fell over into, you have, it seems you'd find your head on a couch, surfing round his friends, soldiers at charity workers and even government officials seem to know who own ryan is. and we have and all saying it's, if you had brains, you'd be dangerous, but in this case, you have no brains. and that's how he became very dangerous for the big dog. of course, while they're trying to watch the world to whom you know, you know, come out of dodging questions and pearl dogs dodging bullets. guess what? they seem to be obsess now wit

just like with the ryan ruth, the u. m. k. ultra, sorry, the, the city boy who tried to kill donald trump or didn't try to get them or tried to kill him, was comfortably did. was that you know, and it's all just like him. and he became a russian operative somehow that it was all rush as well. and just like this, it seems that now a lot of my food is good for me. take your i for blow up as well. so it just seems to be whatever we can do to make the russians look bad. we gotta do it. that's how we are in our money. that's how we get our old paycheck. main screen. main street. of course, this is all about narrative, isn't it? this stuff is going on, these people are beating kids what just beating them up, the bombing them with american jets american, an ordinance american money and american political uh english. because you guys aren't meant to know about it and it's meant to be ok. does nothing. okay. though killing kids, no matter who's doing the kelly, i guess what the same both narrative is peddled every day to everyone in

investigators say from wu, they believe is ryan ruth in that in that position in the bushes.rmation regarding the scope that was attached to the weapon that was discovered at the scene that we're we are told was attached to the weapon by electrical tape. and investigators in court said that they there was a fingerprint that they believe belongs to ryan ruth on that electrical tape. that is a preliminary finding. they are still looking into that. we also know there was a letter now addressed to the new york times that was found at the scene. they did test that letter for fingers the prince and dna, they have not found ryan roofs fingerprints or dna on it just yet, but they did find a fingerprint belonging to someone else the fbi agent who was testifying did not say who that person is, who that fingerprint belongs to, or what was in the letter also, they did search routes car. they found a hawaii driver's license and a passport in his name alone with 12 pairs of gloves and six cell phones. one of the cell phones prosecutors say included a search of google search from how to get

ryan wesley routh was calm and dispassionate when he was arrested.y didn't drag out his identity, as they did with crooks in pennsylvania. after the first... do such things, mechanically inclined, as the agricultural university graduate and small-time construction contractor from hawaii describes himself, ryan wesley routh is an open book to investigators, history of arrests from concealed weapons to hitting a pedestrian. rout called trump an idiot, a buffoon and a fool. all these epithets are under the cover of his book on geopolitics, $3 on amazon, which says that the republican president allegedly failed in all directions. from venezuela to taiwan and from afghanistan to iran, but the most fundamental issue for rout is ukraine, which he is literally obsessed with. for example, right on the harvard campus, he tried to recruit mercenaries, taking it out on those who did not take leaflets. ukrainians have the right fight. i will not take leaflets, i don't care about that, i'm looking for revolutionaries who want to break this system. an activist who

tanya is a reporter for the news outlet the free press, she spoke to ryan routh last year.e you with us. how did you come to meet and interview him? great to be here- _ meet and interview him? great to be here. last— meet and interview him? great to be here. last march - meet and interview him? great to be here. last march i- meet and interview him? great to be here. last march i was. to be here. last march i was reporting a story about us training a elite gun commandos eager tojoin the ukraine training a elite gun commandos eager to join the ukraine war effort and while i was reporting that story a source of mine referred me to ryan routh as one of the representatives, he was recommended as this person who set up a private organisation who wanted to join the ukraine war effort and aid groups. that is how i came to interview him. i did a 20 minute long video interview with ryan routh with the backdrop of the us capital talking about his efforts in ukraine to help the war effort there. ., , ., he there. how did you find him? he clearly seemed _ there. how did you find him? h

identified as ryan wesley routh.t him other than at the time he had to knapsacks that you see there hanging on the chain-link fence but they were ceramic tiles inside suggesting he was preparing for a shootout with authorities and a go pro camera which also suggests he was planning to live stream or put on social media is hope for allegedly assassination of former president trump. a spring former fbi special agent moreno connell paired based on what i just said in the information we have now, what is your sense? how does the investigation go from here we found out what was his emotive question who is he theny ocs stocking former presit trump to shoot him? >> thank you for having me. with regard to motive i think it goes back to what we used to call the billy a bad boy motive. he just wants to be seen as a big tough guy. when in fact he knows he's not. the indications to me with regard to these ceramic the ceramic ballisticplates witl me he was going to put one on the front and one on the back and that was going to be

ryan routh surrendering without incident. investigators finding a rifle, scope, backpack and a bag of food. they say the suspect didn't have a line of sight on the former president. rachel scott asking the secret service did they sweep the golf course before the president played golf and how they answered. >> driver, take two steps to your right. >> reporter: tonight, newly released body camera footage showing the moment officers handcuff the 58-year-old man authorities say camped out for 12 hours overnight at donald trump's west palm beach golf club with a rifle, apparently trying to assassinate the former president. >> we are investigating this matter as an apparent assassination attempt of former president trump. we view this as extremely serious and are determined to provide answers as to what led up to the events which took place. >> take a look at what happened over -- >> reporter: what could be the second attempt on the former president's life in just nine weeks, raising serious questions about how an armed man was abl

he is ryan ralph, a 58—year—old man from hawaii. after this happens there was a statement put out by former president donald trump. he said he wanted to stop any spiralling rumours or gossip and to assure people that he was safe and well. lots of images starting to come in from around the golf course. 0ne in from around the golf course. one of the ones we have is this image of the suspect. we can see him here with security services surrounded his vehicle. it has been released by the sheriff �*s office in martin county. this is northbound on interstate 95 and it followed this alert. after the witness took this photo and phoned the police they were able to look out for this vehicle, stop him and then the witness was able to confirm that this was the car and the person that he had sighted. details coming to us from palm beach county sheriff and he is going to be explaining what happened. at 1:30pm, a call come out — shots fired — called in by the secret service. because we're in constant contact with them all the time, we were notified

ryan. ryan?risonjumpsuit and facing multiple firearms charges linked to an alleged attempt to assassinate the former president. this is where he was confronted by a secret service agent while donald trump was playing a round of golf. all of a sudden we heard shots being fired in the air. and i guess probably four orfive. and it sounded like bullets but what do i know about that? the secret service knew immediately it was bullets. and they grabbed me, everybody, just, we got into the carts and we moved along, pretty good. i was with an agent and the agent did a fantasticjob. the agent fired at what investigators say appeared to be a rifle poking out of trees near the edge of the course. cellular data shows that the subject was in the vicinity of the golf course roughly 12 hours before the engagement with the united states secret service. investigators say they're still working on whether ryan routh was acting alone. kamala harris said violence had no place in america, and she was relieved her elec

his name is ryan wesley routh.e been analysing social media profiles that match his name and profile photos that resemble pictures of him, allegedly, taken at the scene. those social media profiles show that he was pro—ukraine and he was involved in getting volunteer fighters to go out to ukraine. and also the team has discovered news reports and videos which show he himself travelled to ukraine. now, donald trump, his lukewarm support for ukraine has been a big issue during this campaign and the scenes has also uncovered a social media post which showed support for donald trump in 2016, but not in 2020. and the other detail that we have had from our cbs news partners is that the suspect was known to the police and he had a number of convictions around possession — possessing weapons and some other misdemeanours between — in the early 2000s. misdemeanours between - in the early 2ooos-_ early 2000s. jenny, we haven't seen president _ early 2000s. jenny, we haven't seen president biden _ early 2000s. jenny, we haven'

witness gave police numbers to police who pulled over ryan on i-95 in martin county.ow vice president kamala harris said in a statement yesterday that she is deeply disturbed and will condemn political violence adding that we must all do our part to ensure this incident does not lead to more violence. we're also hearing from president joe biden who commended the secret service and their law enforcement partners to keep former president trump safe. now, of course, we are waiting to hear more details on when ryan routh will be or if he will be in court this week. of course, we are going to be on the ground gathering as many new details as we possibly can send it back to you guys in studio. >> steve: all right. danamarie, thank you so much. meanwhile, brooke singman joins us now with more details about the suspect's past including a lengthy list of run-ins with the cops, brooke? >> brooke: that's right, guys. former president trump is safe following the second assassination attempt at trump international golf club in west palm beach yesterday. fox news obtaining this pho

after the firing, ryan khojasteh went on to work for alameda da pamela price. he said he left that job last month to focus on his campaign. but jenkins said ryan khojasteh at 30 years old, lacks experience and is unqualified. she believes she deserves another term because san francisco is safer under her leadership. she has made retail and property crime a priority and is focused on crushing the open-air drug markets in the tenderloin. she said she has locked up many drug dealers and offered couple of solutions to drug users . but says change will take more time in office. >> we finally have a district attorney in san francisco that is being able to work collaboratively, not only with city hall but with other law enforcement agencies. which is something we have not had in decades in the city. and so, i think that is why we are making progress. >> reporter: the da and the challengers say they are the one who can serve up the right balance to achieve a better and safer san francisco. voters will decide who they believe come november 5th. >> jenkins campaign has b

. >> and the remarkable ryan t. writes, "moving is stressful. can you help me take one thing off of my to do list?” ugh, moving's the worst. with xfinity, you can transfer your internet in just a few taps. just a few easy moves. did somebody say “easy moves”? ♪ ♪ oh no. no, i was talking about moving your internet. this will move the internet. ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh. -let's keep it professional. professional dancers! -ok! stay connected during your move with the best in home wifi. easily transfer your services in the xfinity app. bring on the good stuff. saying publicly what people are saying. >> turns out, i have enough money. i could just shut up but baptists 5 on cnn donald trump is headed to georgia today after telling pennsylvanians early voting is stupid as he tried to get them to vote early. >> cnn's alayna treene is with us this morning, sometimes best-laid plans alayna, don't don't work out quite so well. >> that's right. it was quite a contradictory statement actually, from donald trump on this. he had first told pennsylvania's to get out and to

ryan t. writes, "moving is stressful. can you help me take one thing off of my to do list?”ving's the worst. with xfinity, you can transfer your internet in just a few taps. just a few easy moves. did somebody say “easy moves”? ♪ ♪ oh no. no, i was talking about moving your internet. this will move the internet. ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh. -let's keep it professional. professional dancers! -ok! stay connected during your move with the best in home wifi. easily transfer your services in the xfinity app. bring on the good stuff. >> brian: fox news alert, ryan wesley routh could face life in prison after being accused of assassination attempt. new report on butler assassination attempt calling secret service failures foreseeable, preventible and resulting in the assassination attempt. former attorney for southern district of new york,andy mccarthy joins us now employs ryan wesley routh has been there multiple times to that loecate opt. he is facing possession of firearm and assassination attempt of a president. this is an area photographers go to take pictures, used for assassination of a pr

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because ryan, and we had adam turnquist with us in the 6:00 a.m. futures really did make that move pretty quick into the debate when it seemed that things were are going to turn the way they did turn. >> yeah, i mean, we're down let's call it 150 points on the futures market can, isn't exactly dramatic. let's put things in perspective. i think the bigger, more interesting news, you mentioned that 10 year, the 30 year -- excuse me, the 10 year treasury at 3.6%, that's come down so much, i would say that probably has more to do with oil prices right now. oil right now, we're at $87 a barrel. which is extremely low. >> i think 67. >> 67. yeah, 67. cheryl: has anybody slept? >> we were all up because of the debate. >> if anything, look, we've seen a lot of i would say disinflationary pressures recently on the market, on the economy, which i would actually argue is pretty good. cheryl: well, okay, we're going to get august cpi, by the way, we don't have enough going on this morning. we are about an hour away from august cpi, economists expect month over