. >> the first day of school was more disappointing than ryan white expected. he other children, the western middle school wouldn't let him. >> i will get ready to give my notes. >> the phone worked so poorly, it left ryan feeling frustrated and angry. >> you can't hear anything. all muffled. >> not that life has ever been easy for ryan. a hemo feeliac since birth, he had to be careful of the usual bumps and bruising. >> since each blood contains 26 donors, hemo feeliacs are using blood from scores of people. >> he was trying to go to school hiv positive. you know, you got hiv in an acceptable way, we are so sorry. we are not going to let you go near our children. >> it was his 30th press conference since the epidemic began. >> a reporter asked regan about aids. >> this cannot be communicated, which would not involved a child in school. yet, medicine has not come forth unequivically and said, this we know for a fact, that it is safe. >> regan seemed to be throwing that little doubt as a sign to the right wingers, he didn't want to anning toinize. when a presiden

. >> the first day of school was even more disappointing than ryan white had expected. children but the western middle school wouldn't let him. the school set up a speaker phone. but the phone worked so poorly, it left ryan feeling frustrated and angry. >> it stinks. you can't hear anything. it is all muffled. >> not that everything has been easy for him, hemophiliac since birth, he has to be careful from bumps and bruises leading to uncontrolled bleeding. the greatest shock is when he was diagnosed with aids. the source was the same blood product that helped control his hemophilia. >> since each bottle contains the blood of 26 different donors, each and every month, hemophiliacs are using blood from scores of different people. >> ryan white was the first kid trying to go to school when he was hiv positive, and many, many people in america are saying no, you have hiv in an acceptable way, and we are so, so sorry, but we're not letting you go near our children. >> the whites asked a federal court to force the school to let ryan in. >> ryan said they're trying to prolong

donald trump visited ryan white's mom after his death. things helped focus attention on hiv aids. today i don't think as much attention is focused on hiv aids, and is that a bad thing, a good thing? >> it is a very bad thing. kind of out of sight, out of mind. we are in a place where people continue to get infected in part because they themselves think that the aids epidemic is over. there are thousands of americans who get infected every year who don't know that they're infected because they have not yet gotten treated because they don't believe they are at threat. so keeping it at the forefront and one of the things that's wonderful about this show this evening is hopefully it will remind people the advances we made in the '80s and encourage us to continue to do the work we need to do to actually get to the end game. we need to continue to fight stigma and we need to find a cure. >> phil wilson, thanks so much. i appreciate your stopping by. thank you -- and thank you for your great work. thank you so much. to see more moving moments tu

people at risked for the advisory we took office the same month we were hit with the first federal ryan white and the mayor didn't blink my colleagues didn't bring we continued year after year to really backfill the failure of the federal government >> (clapping.) >> and you know, i came of age as a gay man in 1987 when we were living in the era of fear an association of death and sickness with sex when we didn't no effective treatment the terror of getting tested to wait two weeks will i be positive or dead in a few months and going through that and generations of lgbt people you know having that trauma and the progress we've made over the years is incredible and this cause of san francisco the because of our community-based organizations our community advocates this city as time and g time again set the standards created the template and nooshd and the rest of the country and world has followed we need to continue to do that and we are continuing to do that with our getting to zero effort i've been proud to work with the department on the getting to zero and again, a template that others re

don't have much to spend but they are looking to retain their own talent like brayden schenn and ryan white. some veterans could be on the movie a trade to create cap space. >>> now story about one of the most positive people you'll ever meet, last friday philly's prospect mack imoff was stretching with the resistance band anchor to the wall. metal base broke and smash his face. he eventually lost his right eye. doctors are replacing witt a prosthetic, imoff posted this photo saying it has been the hardest week of his life but it is going to take a lot more than this to bring me down. >> wow. >> smile on his face right there. he is in clearwater with the phillies, when this happened. >> we wish him the best. >> great attitude but what a terrible thing to happen. >> yes. >> kate joins with us our forecast now as we get closer to the holiday weekend, it is just about here. >> just about here. judging by traffic out here you would think it is here basically because things are crazy outside. they will be craze year tomorrow and tomorrow doesn't look like the best day to be outside on the road e

people at risked for the advisory we took office the same month we were hit with the first federal ryan whitek my colleagues didn't bring we continued year after year to really backfill the failure of the federal government >> (clapping.) >> and you know, i came of age as a gay man in 1987 when we were living in the era of fear an association of death and sickness with sex when we didn't no effective treatment the terror of getting tested to wait two weeks will i be positive or dead in a few months and going through that and generations of lgbt people you know having that trauma and the progress we've made over the years is incredible and this cause of san francisco the because of our community-based organizations our community advocates this city as time and g time again set the standards created the template and nooshd and the rest of the country and world has followed we need to continue to do that and we are continuing to do that with our getting to zero effort i've been proud to work with the department on the getting to zero and again, a template that others replicate and those infectio

don't i can't claim we have a crystal ball but hit a favorable market on the rates so we had a good ryan white and entered a good market and generate a lot of interest for transactions and had 8 and 9 bidders on various series the true interest costs as listed the 3 top bids for the series and what you see the spread of top bias are incredibly small from j.p. morgan chase was that percent are percent and the cover bid as you can see is in scale with a fraction an incredible amount of interest in the transaction ordinarily when you sell transactions extensively the dollar writer was helpful and shared 23 investors and 3 had $4 million each those are the lowest the puc is lower than the past bond sales i believe since 2001 at least so favorable market doesn't ratings and it is a great combination. >> your crystal ball (laughter). >> and we received a lot of press coverage on this issue another interesting thing we were as i mentioned the first green bond with the standard and we received press coverage thanks to our public affairs group in reuters the bond buyers and global bond intelligence and

people at risked for the advisory we took office the same month we were hit with the first federal ryan white and the mayor didn't blink my colleagues didn't bring we continued year after year to really backfill the failure of the federal government >> (clapping.) >> and you know, i came of age as a gay man in 1987 when we were living in the era of fear an association of death and sickness with sex when we didn't no effective treatment the terror of getting tested to wait two weeks will i be positive or dead in a few months and going through that and generations of lgbt people you know having that trauma and the progress we've made over the years is incredible and this cause of san francisco the because of our community-based organizations our community advocates this city as time and g time again set the standards created the template and nooshd and the rest of the country and world has followed we need to continue to do that and we are continuing to do that with our getting to zero effort i've been proud to work with the department on the getting to zero and again, a template that others re

don't i can't claim we have a crystal ball but hit a favorable market on the rates so we had a good ryan white and entered a good market and generate a lot of interest for transactions and had 8 and 9 bidders on various series the true interest costs as listed the 3 top bids for the series and what you see the spread of top bias are incredibly small from j.p. morgan chase was that percent are percent and the cover bid as you can see is in scale with a fraction an incredible amount of interest in the transaction ordinarily when you sell transactions extensively the dollar writer was helpful and shared 23 investors and 3 had $4 million each those are the lowest the puc is lower than the past bond sales i believe since 2001 at least so favorable market doesn't ratings and it is a great combination. >> your crystal ball (laughter). >> and we received a lot of press coverage on this issue another interesting thing we were as i mentioned the first green bond with the standard and we received press coverage thanks to our public affairs group in reuters the bond buyers and global bond intelligence and

people at risked for the advisory we took office the same month we were hit with the first federal ryan white the mayor didn't blink my colleagues didn't bring we continued year after year to really backfill the failure of the federal government >> (clapping.) >> and you know, i came of age as a gay man in 1987 when we were living in the era of fear an association of death and sickness with sex when we didn't no effective treatment the terror of getting tested to wait two weeks will i be positive or dead in a few months and going through that and generations of lgbt people you know having that trauma and the progress we've made over the years is incredible and this cause of san francisco the because of our community-based organizations our community advocates this city as time and g time again set the standards created the template and nooshd and the rest of the country and world has followed we need to continue to do that and we are continuing to do that with our getting to zero effort i've been proud to work with the department on the getting to zero and again, a template that others replic

people at risked for the advisory we took office the same month we were hit with the first federal ryan white and the mayor didn't blink my colleagues didn't bring we continued year after year to really backfill the failure of the federal government >> (clapping.) >> and you know, i came of age as a gay man in 1987 when we were living in the era of fear an association of death and sickness with sex when we didn't no effective treatment the terror of getting tested to wait two weeks will i be positive or dead in a few months and going through that and generations of lgbt people you know having that trauma and the progress we've made over the years is incredible and this cause of san francisco the because of our community-based organizations our community advocates this city as time and g time again set the standards created the template and nooshd and the rest of the country and world has followed we need to continue to do that and we are continuing to do that with our getting to zero effort i've been proud to work with the department on the getting to zero and again, a template that others re

i know april ryan is white house correspondent for the nation's joan walsh and jonathan wallace. let's talk about what bernie can achieve. first of all, over the rules. why does he care about changing the rules if he's not going to run again? why does he care about whether they have caucuses or they have super delegates if he is never going to run again? i think he cares about the platform. >> it's human nature. he wants to push his platform. >> what's more important to him rules or platform? >> i think it's a dual issue. seriously. don't do that. >> what did i do? >> oh, my goodness. >> please answer the question. >> i am answering the question. >> what's more important the platform or rules? >> it's twins. >> they are equally important? >> i think -- he asked me. hold on. i think he wants to stand out to say i got this -- >> super delegates. >> i got this to move forward. >> what's he willing to compromise? is he willing to give up caucuses? >> i'm not sure about that. >> if he -- he has to give something up. >> i haven't heard anything like that. i don't know. i have heard fro

people at risked for the advisory we took office the same month we were hit with the first federal ryan white and the mayor didn't blink my colleagues didn't bring we continued year after year to really backfill the failure of the federal government >> (clapping.) >> and you know, i came of age as a gay man in 1987 when we were living in the era of fear an association of death and sickness with sex when we didn't no effective treatment the terror of getting tested to wait two weeks will i be positive or dead in a few months and going through that and generations of lgbt people you know having that trauma and the progress we've made over the years is incredible and this cause of san francisco the because of our community-based organizations our community advocates this city as time and g time again set the standards created the template and nooshd and the rest of the country and world has followed we need to continue to do that and we are continuing to do that with our getting to zero effort i've been proud to work with the department on the getting to zero and again, a template that others re

white house. >> house speaker paul ryan elaborates on his plan to get a republican as the next president of the united states. house speaker paul ryan is defending his decision to personally support republican presidential candidate donald trump ... whil republicans to do the same. >> house speaker paul ryan is fending his position to personally support donald trump while not telling other republicans to do the same. >> you can imagine, the speaker of the house not supporting the duly elected nominee of our party, therefore creating a chasm in our party to split us in half, which basically helps deny us the white house. now having said that, you know me well, chuck. if something is said and done that i don't agree with, that i think puts a bad label on conservatism, then i'm going to speak out on it as i have and continue to do and i hope i don't have to keep doing. >> speaker ryan said the last thing he wants is a democrat in the white house and the only way to achieve that is to have a more unified republican party. >> donald trump doesn't seem to be too worried about a revolt at the conventi

. >> on the hoops, last month villanova wildcats visited the white house, ryan arcidiacono said it is not very often that you get to hear the president miss pronounce your name. today another rare opportunity for the arch, villanova glad wait was invited to a predraft work out for the sixers, archie with a four year captain for wildcats and ncaa tournament most outstanding player during nova's title run, ryan is one step closer, to living out of the childhood dream. >> just to watch this team, you know, and i played for villanova and then play for innings isers as well. >> unaudible. >> now working out with these teams there is a shot but competition is all over. >> local kid, almost getting an opportunity to keep it local. >>> le brand james and calves arrive in cleveland after shocking the golden state warriors in game seven of the finals last night. after they won in oakland, they partied in vegas and now they are back in cleveland, thousands of people there to welcome them home. the first team in nba history to overcome a three-one series deficit and win a title. this is a massive

that will definitely knock us out of the white house. >> ryan denied he was choosing party over countryntime, hillary clinton has been off the campaign trail to be with her daughter and new grandson. this is the couple's second child. aidan joined the family on saturday morning. >>> the first family celebrated father's day in the outdoors. this picture was posted on first lady michelle obama's instagram and twitter accounts showing the president, misch and their two daughters in yosemite national park. >>> an actor who died in a freak accident in his driveway is both remembered as charming and curious. he was found in his driveway yesterday pinned between his car an a brick mailbox. police say his car rolled down the driveway. they did not suspect foul play. he's best known for playing chekov in the new "star trek" films. >>> firefighters out west are battling extreme heat. triple digit temperatures are expected in california, arizona and other southwestern states. the wildfire is being held in check by 2,000 firefighters in nearly 80 pounds of hot gear. >> the hardest work i've ever d

people at risked for the advisory we took office the same month we were hit with the first federal ryan white and the mayor didn't blink my colleagues didn't bring we continued year after year to really backfill the failure of the federal government >> (clapping.) >> and you know, i came of age as a gay man in 1987 when we were living in the era of fear an association of death and sickness with sex when we didn't no effective treatment the terror of getting tested to wait two weeks will i be positive or dead in a few months and going through that and generations of lgbt people you know having that trauma and the progress we've made over the years is incredible and this cause of san francisco the because of our community-based organizations our community advocates this city as time and g time again set the standards created the template and nooshd and the rest of the country and world has followed we need to continue to do that and we are continuing to do that with our getting to zero effort i've been proud to work with the department on the getting to zero and again, a template that others re

ryan. his big and bolstering personality and eye for talent curated eagles grates like randall cunningham, reggie white, as head coach ryan never secured playoff win but he has been credited for creating franchise that fans wanted to stand with. >> he raised the interest in eagles in our city, way beyond anything that had ever been before. and ultimately even though he never won a playoff game here, i think most people feel of sense of mourning today because he meant a lot to this city and the five years that he coached the eagles. >> reporter: this photo just into cbs-3, shows, clyde simmons along with buddy's agent, joe salono and seth joyner, group met up just last week for faiths day, joiner tweeted out i celebrate today the lyft of james "buddy" ryan, thank you coach for believing in me when others didn't. malcolm jenkins tweeted rest in peace, buddy ryan, may we ever celebrate the stamp that you put on this game and on the lives of the players who coached. ryan's wife passed away three years ago, he is survived by three sons, it two of those of course being nfl coaches rob and rex ryan. reporting

people at risked for the advisory we took office the same month we were hit with the first federal ryan whiteand the mayor didn't blink my colleagues didn't bring we continued year after year to really backfill the failure of the federal government >> (clapping.) >> and you know, i came of age as a gay man in 1987 when we were living in the era of fear an association of death and sickness with sex when we didn't no effective treatment the terror of getting tested to wait two weeks will i be positive or dead in a few months and going through that and generations of lgbt people you know having that trauma and the progress we've made over the years is incredible and this cause of san francisco the because of our community-based organizations our community advocates this city as time and g time again set the standards created the template and nooshd and the rest of the country and world has followed we need to continue to do that and we are continuing to do that with our getting to zero effort i've been proud to work with the department on the getting to zero and again, a template that others rep

so let's talk about this, while we await paul ryan, senior white house correspondent, jim acosta joininglso, phil mattingly joining me in new york. scottie nel hughes, who a trump supporter. welcome to all of you. phil, wasn't to start with you, because t -- i want to start with you, phil. this is taking place in an african-american neighborhood, a drug addiction center. why there? >> that's right. this is the first plank, the republican agenda, the house republican agenda. paul ryan really over the course of the last three or four years has made focus on reforming welfare programs through conservative policies to better address poverty in the country, a central theme of his policy prescription. so this isn't new for him. what this lays out is a point by point plan of conservative principles dealing with poverty issues. paul ryan has behind the scenes and sometimes publicly gone to centers like this talking to people who are actually on the ground, trying to figure out not just what the top line conservative philosophy would be related to this, but actually what, would work effectively o

people at risked for the advisory we took office the same month we were hit with the first federal ryan white and the mayor didn't blink my colleagues didn't bring we continued year after year to really backfill the failure of the federal government >> (clapping.) >> and you know, i came of age as a gay man in 1987 when we were living in the era of fear an association of death and sickness with sex when we didn't no effective treatment the terror of getting tested to wait two weeks will i be positive or dead in a few months and going through that and generations of lgbt people you know having that trauma and the progress we've made over the years is incredible and this cause of san francisco the because of our community-based organizations our community advocates this city as time and g time again set the standards created the template and nooshd and the rest of the country and world has followed we need to continue to do that and we are continuing to do that with our getting to zero effort i've been proud to work with the department on the getting to zero and again, a template that others re

that will knock us out of the white house. >> ryan denies he was choosing party over country.helsea clinton has a son. the daughter of former president bill clinton and democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton gave birth to baby aidan yesterday. today they tweeted out pictures of the new arrival. they have a daughter named charlotte. >>> new at 11:00, another actor is leaving the hit broadway musical "hamilton." leslie odom junior announced he will leave when his contract is up july 9th. he has been with the show since its first performances early last year. he is the third actctor announc he is leaving. he will perform at the july 4th concert. he will read the declaration of independence at the celebration of freedom ceremony that same day. the nation's biggest birthday party will be under way in philadelphia one week from tomorrow. thousands of people will pack the ben franklin parkway for the festivities. it will span eight days and feature 35 free events and 100 hours of free entertainment and programming. plus there will be five hours of family friendly concerts be

people at risked for the advisory we took office the same month we were hit with the first federal ryan whited the mayor didn't blink my colleagues didn't bring we continued year after year to really backfill the failure of the federal government >> (clapping.) >> and you know, i came of age as a gay man in 1987 when we were living in the era of fear an association of death and sickness with sex when we didn't no effective treatment the terror of getting tested to wait two weeks will i be positive or dead in a few months and going through that and generations of lgbt people you know having that trauma and the progress we've made over the years is incredible and this cause of san francisco the because of our community-based organizations our community advocates this city as time and g time again set the standards created the template and nooshd and the rest of the country and world has followed we need to continue to do that and we are continuing to do that with our getting to zero effort i've been proud to work with the department on the getting to zero and again, a template that others repli

ryan zimmerman and his wife healthier welcomed a baby daughter. he was on the team's maternity list but will be off with chicago versus white sox. time a brother act in the making? ryan harper got a bump up today within the nat's organization. he is two and one save in six of the seven opportunitieses in harrisburg with the senators. played a few games in syracuse last year where this latest promotion could lead is anyone's guess. meantime the oriole hosted the warriors, seventh inning no score. until this happened. throw to first. no. hits the runner. it's not dodge ball. a one score 1-0. down walks it again. rough play there. nonetheless. you can see hits him on the right elbow. he had to leave the game. they do what they do. mark deep, left center. 19th of the year tide at one, two batters later. straightaway center field. another solo shot in the eighth, birds within 4-1. they finish in two hours 37 minutes which is lightening fast in american league of we know pitchers can't hit. madison wants to prove that wrong. that batting practice yesterday in st. louis, 13 homers in his career. he got at least a dozen into the stands.

." >>> turning to the race for the white house, paul ryan is condemning a comment by donald trump. trump took aim at a judge overseeing a lawsuit after the defunct trump university. the judge who is mexican american has a conflict because trump wants to build a wall between the u.s. and mexico. ryan said there's he does not agree with the thinking behind trump's suggestion. >>> hillary clinton is hoping to lock up the nomination an tuesday, she told a crowd of supporters in yesterday if all goes well the next primary day she'll have the honor to be the democratic nominee for president. clinton is now just 70 delegates away from clinching the nomination. clinton has a double digit lead over trump in the latest national poll from reuters, her numbers have been on the rise among likely voters that's the last time trump held a slight edge. the poll has 46% to trump's 35%. 19% said they won't vote for either. >>> bernie sanders used a rally to dig into donald trump views on climate change. he has been speaking to 200,000 pete and dozens of rallies in the golden state. you can now downlo

. >> buddy ryan has now joined reggie white, jerome brown and believe it or not andre waters from though eagles teams. more on buddy ryan from some of his other players and that will all be coming up at 6:00. back to you guys. >> all right. howard, thank you. ryan wasn't the only sports hero we lost today legendary women's college basketball coach pat summit passed away. he was known as her stairs from the side line she became the winningest coach in division one college basketball history during her 38 year career at the university of tennessee. submit led the lady volunteers to eight national championships and also won the olympic silver medal on the 1976 women's team and coached the 1984 team to olympic gold. she survived by her son tyler, pat summit was 64 years old. >>> controversy tonight before the democratic national convention even starts here in philadelphia. the story behind protests over how and when you will be able to protest during the big event. >>> and concerns continue over the safety of drinking water in several local communities. tonight, a big gathering to do somethi

ryan should get on board. does he want to see the white house go to the democrats the next four years? if paul ryan cared about executive overreach why didn't he sue president obama obama? with respect to a temporary halt, president jimmy carter did it during the iran whose table crisis. i didn't hear anybody calling him a racist. >> we had a specific ban against a specific country. if donald trump articulated that talking about coming from dangerous countries rather than an entire religion, that might change it. you have been critical from time to time of things that rankle you. is what paul ryan doing productive at all or do you believe he's trying to protect the down-ballot candidate even if it means hurting the people at the top. >> i have been a proud republican for 10-plus years, i'm a african-american republican. he has said numerous things that have given me pause. and recently he has given me great cause. what paul ryan is doing is correct in a way. donald trump must realize he was going to be much more presidential. we haven't seen a lot of that. we want to see him be presiden

. >>> we are still keeping an eye to the race for the white house. paul ryanid he will not force fellow republicans to support donald trump. the u.s. house speaker told nbc although his duty is to try to unify the gop, he would not push others to back the presumptive presidential nominee if doing so is against their consciouses. he described the circumstances as, quote, very strange and referred to trump as, quote, a very unique nominee. >>> meanwhile, donald trump has called for racial profiling in the united states saying, quote, i hate the concept of profiling but we have to start using common sense. the inflammatory comments came as the presumptive presidential nominee was asked whether he supported higher scrutiny of muslim-americans following the orlando mass shooting. >>> this comes as the u.s. senate takes up the discussion on gun control today. four amendments, two from democrats and two from the republicans will be debated and voted on. tracie potts has the full story from washington. tracie, good morning, what do we expect today? >> reporter: well,

he is talking with white house speaker paul ryan about the chaos in the republican party and ryan's call for fellow lawmakers to follow their conscience and not necessarily go with trump. >>> russia's track and field team is band from competing in the olympic games in rio because of doping. yesterday, track's governing body announced it was upholding a ban on russia's track and field federation. it says the country has made some progress in cleaning up doping but failed to meet the requirements for reinstatement. russian president vladimir putin called the ban unfair saying it's a mistake to mix politics with sports. and we're just 48 days away from the start of the olympic games. you can watch all the events right here on nbc10 and the networks of nbc. don't forget to follow along on the nbc10 app and nbc10.com. that's where you can get the latest olympics news and follow along with the medal counts. >>> 6:21 now. it's all about dad this weekend. next, how the tri-state stacks up against the rest of the country when it comes to the best state for working dads. >>> plus, smile. you are o

ryan insisted they are providing adequate money. his office releasing a statement reading in part, there is no funding shortage, there never has been, instead the whiteouse continues to politicize this public health crisis." joining me, the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious excuses. dr. fouchy, speaker ryan basically says this is a stunt by the white house, that there's plenty of money across various accounts that can be drawn from first, and the house will then back-fill those funds as needed to make sure that you and others can respond effectively. >> well, i disagree with that. the president asked for $1.9 billion. because we need $1.9 billion. that figure came from proposals that were put forth about how we at nih and the cdc and other agencies would be able to respond in an expeditious way to this throwing threat. we know this is a very serious situation in south america, puerto rico is in serious trouble, on the verge of what i would consider is going to be a very serious outbreak. we already have a considerable number of travel-related cases, almost 600 travel-related cases in the united states. and the concern that

paul ryan has finally endorsed donald trump for president, ending a standoff between the top elected republican and the parties white contender. and an article for his hometown wisconsin newspaper, ryan said the two have more common ground than disagreement. hillary clinton has stepped up her attacks on trump calling him temperamentally unfit to be president. she says his policies are "a busier bizarre rants, personal feuds." mh 17 was flying from amsterdam to kuala lumpur in july 2 years ago at the height of the fighting between key have and pro-russian separatists. the triple seven was most likely hit by a missile fired from rebel territory. all 298 people on board were killed. that had they been more careful choosing what path they want to take, they could have avoided this, and that is the position we are taking. say for not taking seriously the warnings that were given. has seen the rains river sand in paris break its banks. moved precious artwork out of basement areas. the river has not been this high since 1982. storms have left a people dead and thousands of homes without power. paris had three times its ave

ryan. the prime minister met with president obama at the white house on tuesday. the leaders discussed clean energy, security and economic issues. >>> tickets now available for mohommad t mohommad ali's service are going to be made available to the public for free. nbc will broadcast friday's memorial service. >>> we want to break back in because we just got new information on that deadly crash in damascus. we have just learned that all three of the victims are students at clarksburg high school. two of them died, one is in critical condition. shortly after midnight you're seeing pictures from the scene, the vehicle burst into flames and part >>> i'm angie goff here at the live desk with breaking news. three clarksburg high school students are dead after this crash on burnt hill road in damascus. their truck right there unrecognizable after slamming into a tree and going up in flames. we're working right now to find out what caused the crash. krtiiswn right is live on the scene. standby for her update on this tragic situation. i'm angie goff at the live desk. >>>

white house. >> house speaker paul ryan expressing the weariness of republican leaders towards donald trump. and we begin our lightning round with the news that former president george w. bush will campaign for republican senators who face tough re-elections. so, mercedes, what does it say? here is george bush 43 who stayed out of politics almost entirely over the last eight years but now says he is going to get in to help these senators. let's put them on the screen. mccain and ayotte and blunt and portman and ron johnson of wisconsin while keeping his distance from donald trump. >> well, i think george w. bush is filling a role. is he filling the role that trump should be doing right now in the sense that the republican establishment, they feel comfortable with george w. bush. the donors feel comfortable with george w. bush. he will be raising money for these candidates that are in very -- in the swing states where we know that they are keeping their arms' distance from donald trump right now. i think for george w. bush, i think it's a smart move for him to come out and support these candi

. > to the raise to the white house, house speaker paul ryan announced his support for donalu trump todayh a simple tweet. ryan was slow to support the presumptive republican nominee. he questioned whether trump is s true conservative and will actually up hold the party's i deals. he wetted i will be voting donald trump this fall. i'm confident he will help turn the gop's agenda into law. coming up at 11 we will head back out to prince george's county. sarah simmons will have the very latest after a high schoolchoo principal was placed on leave following the arrest one of his teachers. that's the teacher there. and more than a month after he was found dead inside his home we've learned that prince d of an overdose of powerful painkillers. it's all ahead tonight at 11. new tonight, fox has obtained the chilling 911 call that a mother made over the weekend wee when her son claimed over a a barrier and fell in gorilla's go enclosure at the cincinnati zoo. >> my son fell in the petting zoo. it's a male gorilla standing over him. him be calm. >> he's dragging my than some. i can't watch this.

would be a preferred cause for, you know, someone who advocates for white separatism or white supremacy. >> all right. ryanuch. i really appreciate the analysis of this particular group and also nick valencia for really digging in and looking at what took place earlier today in sacramento, california. it was really quite surprising how it all unfolded. really a very serious situation. >> and we're talking about this intersection here. according to this civil complaint, matthew heimbach calls donald trump a gateway drug, that they can move their group from civic nationalism to populism, and they're using him as somebody they can use as a recruiting tool. >> all right. nick, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> coming up, the u.s. rushes to contain the brexit fallout with secretary of state john kerry bound for brussels tomorrow. >>> plus will monday opening bell mean another roler coaster ride for wall street? we're going to ask famed economist ben stein. that's right, he's here with us to give us his predictions. ♪ ♪ having acne... ...was always on my mind. so i asked a dermatologist about new aczone daps

white house. >> house speaker paul ryan expressing the weariness of republican leaders towards donald trump.lightning round with the news that former president george w. bush will campaign for republican senators who face tough re-elections. so, mercedes, what does it say? here is george bush 43 who stayed out of politics almost entirely over the last eight years but now says he is going to get in to help these senators. let's put them on the screen. mccain and ayotte and blunt and portman and ron johnson of wisconsin while keeping his distance from donald trump. >> well, i think george w. bush is filling a role. is he filling the role that trump should be doing right now in the sense that the republican establishment, they feel comfortable with george w. bush. the donors feel comfortable with george w. bush. he will be raising money for these candidates that are in very -- in the swing states where we know that they are keeping their arms' distance from donald trump right now. i think for george w. bush, i think it's a smart move for him to come out and support these candidates that we know

white. >>> it appears on the romney-ryan-cue ball disaffected and steams elite. mitt romney gathered high profile elites big money donors who get together to talk about big weighty issues facing the world and ponder, pop der the republican party's future while sipping chardonnay. it is the very same place that romney summoned the cadre at the beginning of his election campaign four years ago. a place where trump said romney should have won. e-2. experts and enthese thus yafts. i think it should have been e tu rather than e-2. he sought money four years ago, donald trump's money among them. guessing by the guests most are not fans of donald trump. imagine. speaker ryan, senator bass, governor scott walker will be there. there's nothing better to do with their time, i'm sure. former defense secretary pin any ta and reince priebus is also there. new jersey governor chris christie was not there. for some reason he was not invited back this year. the price it seems for supporting donald trump and as punishment, not being allowed to consort with such luminaires. they s

what ryan and others have been waiting for is to make sure there is a coincidence of agenda on issues. >> reaction from democrats, deputy chief of staff senator harry reid sent a picture of a white flag saying on behalf of the senator, paul ryan's surrender makes it official the gop is trump's party. is it? >> of course it is. he won the presidential primary contest. paul ryan won the majority of the first district of wisconsin and a couple hundred republican congressman. that is the way it works. the nominee is in charge of the party. this was always going to happen. the question is not will ryan come to love trump? he won't. willie embraced the basic theme of the trump campaign? looking at the middle-class and think we have something for you, $30,000 a year, you need capital gains tax -- it is not an answer and they need a new message. >> here's how they got here. the decision was based on an understanding of our mutually agreed-upon principles, ryan said he wanted to go over trump's approach to executive power, judicial appointments and his position on abortion and we know donald trump would like to put a nominee on the supreme court list but that is a short list. >> interest

white house. more from george's interview with house speaker paul ryan. >>> turning now to the outrage over the stanford assault case. this, on the eve of gradua brock turner sentenced to six months in jail. tonight, the calls growing louder against the judge in the case. many demanding that he be removed from the bench. abc's eva pilgrim with the latest. >> reporter: the campaign to oust the judge in the stanford sexual assault case gaining steam tonight. activists topping 1 million signatures demanding judge aaron persky step down. and now, a dozen california lawmakers pushing for an investigation into persky and for brock turner's sentence to be overturned. the former stanford swimmer will spend six months in jail for the drunken sexual assault at a university campus party. the prosecutor asked for six years. >> the sentence of brock turner is incredibly unusual. it's incredibly light and lenient. the prosecution did its job in prosecuting him. the jurors did their job in finding him guilty. what's unusual is this sentence. >> questions about the probation officer's report given to the judge before s

ryan is callingn c an understanding of eachea other.ot ryan's support for trump ends the extraordinary public splitcs between the republican's whitese nominee and the top republican. he used his hometown newspaper. >> did you feel pressure to come up way decision before the fy convention? >> no. i don't say -- you know, i had i people on both sides of it.f i i had friends wish eyeingiseyeig wouldn't support him. i had people saying -- wishinggs i would. i wo i really didn't feel any pressure other than my -- my-- goal is to make sure that t we're unified so that we're at full strength in the fall soengt that we can actually win thehe election. this to me is about saving the country and preventing a third progressive liberal term whiche is what the clinton presidency would do but hav worth winning. winng >> ryan's support of trump t marks a significant step for aer party trying to come togetherogt against likely democratic nominee hillary clinton.li >>> tragic end to a blue angels practice session. session officials say the pilot of a of blue angels fighter jet that crashed in smyrna tennessee onen yesterday was killed.ye the navy

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ryan today, what did he have to say. this is a going back and forth of the white house define ing t threat. is is what mccall talked about and speaker ryan said a few days after the horrific attack in orlando. speaker ryan released the statement of the decision offering the redacted transcript. we know the shooter is a radical islamist and we know that he targeted the lgbt community. the administration should release the full transcript so the public is clear eyed on who did this. >> there you hear from paul ryan. president obama came out and give his defense not to use that terminology and it would not make any difference and in flaming problems to the world. >> it is an interesting break down of where congressional republicans are and where the white house is and what will the define nature of this threat in the future, kristin. >> all right, nbc's luke russert on capitol hill. >> great reporting. >> our first reaction to the shake up in the trump campaign when the white house press briefings start in less than 10 minutes from now. we'll be right back. stay with us. ♪ what are you doi? sar

ryan. the prime minister met with president obama at the white house on tuesday. the leaders discussed clean issues. >>> tickets are available for muhammad ali's service in louisville on friday and tomorrow's muslim prayer service. between the two, 22,000 free tickets are available to the public. former president bill clinton, actor billy crystal and several others will deliver eulogies. >>> i'm kristin wright on the way to break news in montgomery county. we have just learned that three clarksburg high school students have been kill in a crash. the pictures we are getting in soar this f >>> good morning, everybody. 12 minutes after 5:00 a.m. on your wednesday morning. halfway through the week almost. future weather, very low rain chance today. not zero, though. there could be one or two spotty showers primarily in northern maryland here during the mid to late morning hours. but then after that we should be back to mostly sunny skies by later this afternoon. for the commute, on the cool side this morning. temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. we'll be in the