the ryan's bed, even the blood testing all had flaws.involved motive. and the prosecution's claim that cooper had killed the ryans in order to steal their station wagon. >> problem with this theory is that if somebody such as kevin cooper had wanted to make an escape, they missed the fact that there was cash, credit cards and other valuables left at the scene of the crimes. none of that was taken. if mr. cooper has walked away from the prison, obviously with no money, all of it was right there for him to take, and it was not touched. >> hiel also disputed the prosecution's theory that the killer worked alone. the sheer number of wounds suffered by the victims, 140 in all, and the fact that doug ryan was an ex-marine with loaded guns in the bedroom suggested to hiel that there had been more than one killer. for a time, san bernardino police apparently agreed with that conclusion. >> the sheriff's department was told by two different bystanders that the night of the murders, around the time that the murders had occurred, they had seen a ca

emily: joining me now to discuss, ryan betancourt -- ryan om.nd ryan, it's interesting in that interviewbastian says he we will see the impact of google's research in our lifetime. is it really possible to extend life to 200 years? ryan: without a doubt. when you look at extension of one of the new hires at calico actually showed she was able to double the life span of worms with one gene mutation. emily: how are they doing this? calico is the most opaque division of google. nobody knows what's going on. brad: we are all rooting for them. [laughter] ryan: we are all rooting for them. we don't know what pacific league is going on in calico. we do know that they have a heavyweight team with them. they're not necessarily outside the biotech space, but incredibly famous within it. was the ceo of genentech. -- most people know the ceo from apple, but he was the ceo of genentech. they have the ability not only to do the basic science, but deliver as well. google in the past have said that they are looking at the long view. we think we can start to see quantification and success within the shor

his legal aide, jackie speier, who made the trip with ryan, was worried about ryan's own safety. >> ihad custody of, in my top desk drawer. >> reverend jim jones was worried some of his followers might try to leave. he warned the members. >> see if you can make it to any railway. see if you can get to any passport. try. i dare you to try. you don't know who you're talking to. just because i don't use the language of the church, i am that which they call god. >> that audiotape, like many others, was found later in the radio room of jonestown recovered by the fbi. >> i will see you in the grave, many of you. >> by now, jones was deep into drugs himself. an autopsy would show so much barbiturate abuse it should have killed him. church member verne gosney. >> i do know what a person sounds like when they're very impaired from either drugs or alcohol, and he was. at one point, he actually needed help walking. >> the day before congressman ryan arrived, jones said this. >> i'm going to shoot them in the ass so bad for so long that i'm not passing this opportunity up. i don't care whether i

ryan: without a doubt.n you look at extension of life, cynthia, one of the new hires at calico, actually showed she was able to double the life span of worms with one gene mutation. emily: how are they doing this? calico is the most opaque version of google. no one knows what is going on. brad: we are all rooting for them. ryan: we are all rooting for them. they're not necessarily outside the biotech space, but incredibly famous within it. -- famous outside the biotech space, but incredibly famous within it. cynthia is one. people know him from apple, but he was the ceo of genentech. google in the past have said that they are looking at the long view. we think we can start to see quantification and success within the short term. brad: it seems trivial to a -- to be talking about corporate structures when we are talking about a company trying to extend human life. but what do you think the benefits are of calico, or even running it out as its own entity? ryan: it is allowing it to focus. one of the big issue

it shows ryan you can make a difference. >> ryan will continue his daily runs through september 8 youe online at team isabella.org. in middletown township, trish hartman, "channel 6 action news." >> if you're interested in supporting ryan a link to rya ryan's web site can be found on 6abc.com. >> time for a check of the accuweather forecast. meteorologist melissa magee with a possibility of a long running heat wave coming our way. >> i mean if they don't hit it tomorrow over the next couple days we have 7 more days to do it. it will be hot. dog days of summer, walter are on. we'll show what you is going on. stormtracker 6 double scan radar is showing you dry, quiet. no issues with precip and high pressure dominating and outside we go sky6 4reu6 in hd giving gorgeous shot from temple university camera looking at down south on broad street towards city hall and part of center city sky line. it's partly cloudy and quiet. it's pretty warm after maxing out today in philadelphia in at 9 degrees as we look at other highs today. atlantic city, inland at the airport, 91. much cooler at the coa

ladies and gentlemen, these welcome the chairman, paul ryan. >> [applause] mr. ryan: thank you. welcome, everybody. you know, i think the last time we did in event like this, if i'm not mistaking, was bill thomas hosted this dinner here in 2006. so it is not very often that we do this. so for those of us on the committee, it is a real treat to be able to do this. ron, tom, thank you very much for doing this. appreciate all your kind words. i want to thank the historical society for hosting us here. i also want to thank cokie roberts for being here. you spend part of your childhood in this room. your dad was on this committee. and sandy 11, i look for to hearing from you. the past chairman -- just look around this room. a lot of us spend time here. we see the portrait. the past chairman of this committee, they are legends in their own rights. wilbur mills, oscar underwood no relation to frank underwood for the record. >> [laughter] mr. ryan: to be honest, it is such a distinguished list that is intimidating for a guy with two first names. i try to relate to these predecessors by

ladies and gentlemen, these welcome the chairman, paul ryan. >> [applause] mr. ryan: thank you. welcome, everybody. you know, i think the last time we did in event like this, if i'm not mistaking, was bill thomas hosted this dinner here in 2006. so it is not very often that we do this. so for those of us on the committee, it is a real treat to be able to do this. ron, tom, thank you very much for doing this. appreciate all your kind words. i want to thank the historical society for hosting us here. i also want to thank cokie roberts for being here. you spend part of your childhood in this room. your dad was on this committee. and sandy 11, i look for to hearing from you. the past chairman -- just look around this room. a lot of us spend time here. we see the portrait. the past chairman of this committee, they are legends in their own rights. wilbur mills, oscar underwood, no relation to frank underwood, for the record. >> [laughter] mr. ryan: to be honest, it is such a distinguished list that is intimidating for a guy with two first names. i try to relate to these predecessors b

in middletown township, trish hartman for channel six "action news". >>> good for you, ryan. >>> ryan isn't the only one with the big heart, coming up, on "action news" how a group of volunteers spent their saturday helping a teenager with a serious health issue that prevents her from going outside ever. >>> pens, pencils, notebooks, binders and backpacks this busies full, where donations are going coming up, melissa. >>> and walter, we have another warm evening on the way tonight but the heat and humidity will return for the second half of the weekend. we have got numbers that you may or may not want to see with the accu weather forecast. >> thank you, melissa. >> jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back. i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it close. but it was ok. i use td bank. it's got the longest hours and stays open an extra ten minutes every day. i'm sid. and i bank human at td ba

mike ryan. >> with no battalion commander in sight, major ryan organized a group of marines.me to be called ryan'' orphans and true to the can-do spirit of the marines, they seized the western end of the island. >> had a couple of german tanks around. and they cleaned house. and made a lot of progress for a small rag tag group of ryan's orphans. >> by nightfall, 1,500 marines dead, wounded or missing and the ones that made it to the beech hunkered down anticipating a fierce japanese counterattack but then the japanese commander made a fatal mistake. >> he decided the move to a secondary command post. >> a marine spotted him and alerted the navy offshore. >> here was a cluster, looked like officers out in the open. the navy launched salvo over and over kill them all. his chief of staff, gunnery officer, operations officer, every one of them was dead. we didn't know that. probably biggest turning point in the battle. because he was killed and all the staff,,there was no major counterattack on that first night when we were so vulnerable. >> first lieutenant dean ladd and the rif

no, let's think of a better idea to help her. >> reporter: so ryan and his mom january 19 decided ryanld begin a month long campaign to help isabella's family deal with the financial butter of cancer treatment and everything that goes with tha that. >> medical expenses, travel expenses, being there for her. everything. they need nutritionists for her. she's lost a ton of weight and she's tiny to begin with. wigs she's lost all of her hair. >> reporter: with the help of ryan's uncle ryan's campaign was off to a sprint start raising more than $8,000 in two weeks. i had the good fortune and opportunity to put in a few training miles with ryan. we had fun. you know, they say that running is an individual sport. you set a goal on your own but it makes it much better when you're doing something so good for someone else. >> i feel really good inside for actually -- for helping somebody else who has a really rare type of form of disease. >> reporter: isabella's family they said they cannot believe this young 11-year-old little boy would be willing to do this. >> reporter: next up for ryan, he'

ryan. > >ryan : police are continuing their investigation into the shooting that killed two people. it occurred on live television. they're looking closely at the shooter as background to see what could have led him to commit this crime on live tv. he bounced around the country working as a journalist, he was fired. two years ago the management had to call police after firing him. >>:he actually had to be escorted by the police out of the building because he was not willing to leave. > >ryan : but nobody would have guessed this, that he would shoot the reporter and the cameraman who were interviewing a local he ambushed the team while filming with his on-camera, he shot all three people, telling the reporter and the cameraman --killing soon he posted his video to social media, and he then faxed a suicide note he blamed it on fraught-- persecution for being gay and black and now 2 people are killed simply for doing their jobs the father of the reporter came to the crime scene and was joined by her boyfriend, also an anchor at the station he said that when he they learned the name of

ryan was very close to the police at that moment and that's why that happened. but i think charging these reporters is really concerning and i'm just really watching this case really closely because as someone who has been here, someone who has watched ryan and wesley report accurately and try to be as respectful as possible i'm concerned about what's going to happen in this situation. >> thank you so much. be careful out there. thank you for being with us today. >> thanks. >>> and up next, what has changed in ferguson in the year since michael brown died. we'll talk to one of the youngest members of the ferguson commission organized after last year's unrest. >>> and later still -- >> i am so concerned about our future and the generations to come at this point. they are only scratching the surface. >> residents in durango, colorado, scared and worried about their future after that 3 million gallon toxic spill. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. [whirring drones] just stay calm and move as quietly as possible. ♪ [whirring drones] ♪ no sudden

>> ryan owens tonight, ryan, thanks. >>> now to tom brady tonight coming face-to-face with the nfl commissioner today and the judge who will decide if the suspension will stand. the clock ticking for brady. smiling as he headed into court. four weeks into the patriots take the field. perhaps his last chance to get that suspension lifted. nfl commissioner roger goodell in that room, too. abc's ryan smith tonight on what the judge said today about whether there's any evidence directly linking brady to deflate-gate. >> reporter: tom brady, met by cheering fans outside new york federal court today, bracing for battle to get back on the field. the superstar quarterback going head-to-head with nfl commissioner roger goodell, booed upon his arrival. >> the liar has aarrived! >> reporter: the courtroom showdown as brady fights his four-game suspension, denying any involvement in deflate-gate. the judge says he's still making up his mind but added he's "having trouble" finding evidence brady was part of any conspiracy to deflate footballs. grilling the nfl for "direct evidence" implicating brady, the le

ryan nobles is there. ryan just a few minutes away from the rally. what's the mood there right now? >> well, john you can hear right now the national anthem is booing subeing sung. crowd have stopped trickling in. they will fall short about the 40,000. the people here are energized and enthused to see donald trump. spoke to a lot of people waiting in line. some as early as 6:00 this morning. they said they're here because they believe donald trump can win the presidency and should be the next president of the united states. john, you know, this originally was scheduled in a venue that seats 1,200. then one that seats 10,000. before moving it here to the football stadium. certainly more than would have fit in the 10,000 seat arena. they will fall short of the goal of 40,000, it looks this is the biggest event donald trump has held or any republican up to this point. >> ryan nobles for us right there. not 40,000. maybe more than 10,000. but certainly something. the optics of a lot of empty seats maybe not what the campaign wants. ryan noebbles, thank you. it could begin any moment. we

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one still out and demeco ryans talks about his injury. will he hold up for the whole season much that's later in sports. ♪ ♪ >>> three people were sent to the hospital after a bad accident in limerick, montgomery county. it happened just before 8:00 last night on west ridge pike and south limerick road. skyfox over the scene as rescue crews worked for nearly an hour freeing one of those victims who was trapped inside a car. no word yet on the conditions of all three people who were hurt there. >>> health officials in new york are fighting back against a deadly outbreak of legionnaires' disease. fox's bryan llenas is in the bronx at lincoln medical center with the story. >> reporter: into the biggest outbreak of legionnaire in new york city history the state is inspecting water cooling towers throughout the bronx today in an effort to prevent further outbreak and calm nerves. governor andrew you'll mow deploying 150 trained state health inspectors to test attelet 100 cooling towers in the bronx. cooling towers are used in buildings as part

ryan maybe he really bring it. ryan maybe he had his wheaties.r crust notice how this breakfast burrito starts with the basic tortilla, but then inside... it's stuffed with tender, juicy, sliced steak. whoa whoa...slow down...what? i said steak. in a breakfast burrito? i can't keep up. this is advanced burrito, right? this is intro to burrito. boom. jack's new steak & egg breakfast burrito's got tender, juicy steak, scrambled eggs, and creamy sriracha sauce, all wrapped in a warm tortilla. lookin' for a basic burrito? this ain't it. >> good evening. schedule is brutal rate now and battling through ton of injuries but giants keep grinding and perfect example tonight series opener with national. i'm thinking this could be that could be my future hair stale right there. mix it up written bow color. ryan terrible star start. first pitch of the game is parked by escobar. nice catch by the kid. 1 nothing just like. that lee didn't last long. single home. led off with triple then 2 batters later. the single off steven. 2-1 giants. settle down. 5 innings

i think that what ryan said is important.aren't going to publicly say yeah, i'm taking my counsel from dick cheney because his approval rating isn't very good but the truth of the matter is if you look at, for instance, scott walker's foreign policy, the things he had said they are exceptionally similar to what dick cheney is saying, lindsey graham, you're not going to find it that much different and as you move up that political food chain into the republican field, you're going to find an awfully lot of echoing of dick cheney, far more than you would expect considering his record. >> now, let me go back to you, ryan, because dick cheney's daughter liz made a comment about her father that i want to play to you. watch this. >> i know of no one who has been more courageous and dedicated and honorable than my dad in terms of being willing to is ab to do. the gratitude as americans is matched by our loved one. >> liz cheney think we might see the gratitude for being courageous in coats or honorable was the other term but the ame

he had the cool car and he was just a cool role model for me. >> reporter: ryan, what a remarkable kid and thanks to his mom molly, too an example of one family that was touched by lenny robinson, a grown man in a superhero costume and a cool car who really made a difference and as you just saw inspired others to do the same. reporting live in bethesda, scott broom, wusa9. >> thank you so much, come the, lenny robinson's funeral will be held in the synagogue near his home in owings mills maryland right outside tomorrow. >>> zoos have closed off part of the panda habitat because mei xiang is showing signs she may be pregnant. officials will know by the end of the month to mid-september whether an actual cub will be born or if she's experiencing another pseudopregnancy. >> she'll stop eating things like her produce. she gets a carrot, sweet potato and apple every day and she's basically not eating that now. >> mei xiang was artificially inseminated in the end of april. that's how bao bao was conceived. the panda cub turns 2 sunday. so let's make it two in a row. >>> we are just getting s

>> very good question. >> reporter: today, ryan got a chance to be a member of the media.e got one-on-one interviews with eagles quarterback sam bradford and tim tebow. >> how did those two people being here how does that kind of smooth the transition from st. louis to philadelphia? >> you know it helps a lot. >> reporter: the eagles reached out to ryan after he raised more than $50,000 for alex's lemonade stand, the charity that fights pediatric cancer. ryan did this while he was battling his own physical limitations. >> i don't care what the odds are against, if i want something, if i think it's something i want or something i think is right, i'm going to push through until i see it happen. >> many children might submit or may not have the resources to push through. if he doesn't have the resources he will find some. >> we're blessed. we're blessed with how hard he's worked. >> reporter: ryan really is a great inspiration. i got to tell you, he has been fund-raising since the age of 6. that is pretty amazing. chip kelly says every position has an open competition. ryan a

congressman paul ryan, chair of the house ways and means committee and nfl hall of famer deion sandersffer their views. event co-hosts, the center for neighborhood enterprise and the news platform opportunity lives released a new documentary mini series called "comeback," telling stories of individuals overcoming adversity in america's communities. >> good. let's get under way with our -- some of the folks here actually hold the title of phd. the mudslinging start, yes, indeed. i've asked the pastor to stick around as co-moderator of this panel. right, he's used to adaptation here on the fly. but i'll just quickly introduce the panel then we're going to hear a little bit from glen how willery and i'll explain that in a second. professor lowery is professor of economics at brown university. the full bios are in your program so i won't go into it. and in his -- professor lowery was one of the first academics to really write thoughtfully about the programs that we've been discussing. as long ago as 20 years ago, 30 years ago in public interest and first things, magazines like that. gerard

later in the half, cousins with the short pass to ryan grant. he spins away from a tackle, dives and just short of the end zone, chris thompson would punch this ball into the end zone. gave the redskins the lead in the first half. they will go on to beat the baltimore ravens by a final score of 31-13. dress rehearsal looked pretty good. kirk cousins, two touchdowns the first team offense. they have been waiting for that all preseason. they finally get into the end zone. great job by him and good job by colt mccoy coming on in the second half. we'll have more here from the stadium as the redskins beat the ravens later on in sports. i'll send it back to you. >> jason, thank you. a good win. thanks a lot. new tonight, questions about former maryland governor martin o'malley's purchase of used furniture from the governor's mansion. the baltimore sun says the democratic presidential candidate paid close to $10,000 for items that originally cost taxpayers $62,000. essex agency rules prohibit preferential sale of state property to government officials.

matt cain on the 15-day dl today and ryan vogelsong gets the start against st. louis.gold blume in the house. kell by tomlin is so was the hero last night. 1 or cards. same inning, vogelsong walks. bruce bochy has seen enough. it's thrown to in the dirt. susac couldn't handle it. molina with the two-run single. vogelsong lose. cards shut out the g-men who trail the dodger biz three. >> everybody knows we're banged up. i go out there with whoever they put behind me and feel like we can win the game. so, just cardinals are a tough team. they have the record. >> little lesion world series the hometown heroes from pennsylvania facing texas for the u.s.a. championship. bottom six, runner's then corner for which rayton krauss and he delivers, the walkoff single and the little loggers from pennsylvania win the u.s.a. title. advancing to the finals with the 3-2 victory. today here, japan faced mexico for the international title verdugo, a no-hitter, only problem is his team didn't score. they went extras. the single for the first hit of the game. then bases loaded. a run score

ryan howard catches the ball and he starts heading back to the dugout. flores didn't catch it and he throws out ryan howard. phillies destroyed 16-7. mets with a club record eight homers. ugly night. i'm john clark. we'll be right back. ♪ >> listen to that voice. if you're a fan of the voice, you might recognize hers. she performed before the phillies/mets game at citizens bank park. she was a contestant in season 6 of the voice. she made it to the top 8. still sounds great. >> very nice. >> that's it for us at 11:00. i'm keith jones and for sheena and all of us, thank you for watching. because they're heart healthy because they're good for kids. and granddads and everyone else in the family. everything we do is because of what really matters most. the goodness of oats and the people we love. ♪usic: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in t

recollection ryan is head coach takes a job in buffalo.e pup muchs out the jet's quarterback out six to 10 weeks which is half the season. bills very next day say they will take you with us. cheryl: so crazy. rex ryan. >> they signed richie incognito kicked off dolphins for bullying. eric cramer, arrested off-season for pummeling teenager. this is the guys they want. to have these two teams clash this is all about drama. he says he vouches for kids. he was one who drafted him when he was in new york. if you're a bills fan you have to be wondering okay, let's see how this works out. rex ryan is bringing in different kind of character than we're used to seeing in nfl. cheryl: can you imagine if rex ryan takes over the bills and is a rock star? >> in buffalo he is a rock star. the fans are waiting for something. they haven't been to the playoffs since 1999. cheryl: tom brady discussion, the story that won't end frankly. >> no. cheryl: they're meeting today potentially, had a quick meeting today to potentially come to a settlement. >> they wer

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why rex ryan scooped him up so quickly. on good day. >> ♪ >> live from the fox 29 studios. >> this is "good day philadelphia". >>> kathleen kane, boy, she comes out swinging. she says the charges against her, all part of some grand plan to keep her silent, the scandal she claims people in harrisburg are trying to cover up. >> ♪ >> explosion on the new jersey turnpike seen for miles away. two tractor-trailers collide, and you won't believe what happened to the driver. >> and, should chris christie resign? almost half of new jersians think so. but they still say he shouldn't be forced to do so. we'll try to explain that on a thursday morning. good day everybody, it is thursday, august the 13th, 2015. hi, everybody. >> hello. >> here we go. here we go. >> how did you like yesterday? >> it was

>> we are going to talk to congressman jim ryan from the great state of ohio.re really seems to be falling apart after yesterday. chuck schumer of new york turned against the president. we also had a republican debate yesterday. they were all the same page is present number of issues, i will ask jim ryan if the same holds true for democrats. he was previously pro-life and has gone pro-choice. mark: we will see you in a few minutes. thank you. the bloomberg market day continues in a moment. ♪ mark: cable media stocks were crushed this week. how are they taking the hit? before we get into this, what type of weekend we seen? chris is probably an understatement. what happened to the stocks? >> a lot of it stems from earnings and from what we should across the broader market, a correction. media companies are one of those companies that have been the biggest winners. when you get the ball market usually think health care and tech. but when you look at the winners, the media has been of over 500% over monday. value act is an activist fund that has a 5% stake in fox s

that is life changing, but batman come around and saves the day. >> reporter: ryan and his family have started their own nonprofit to help families with their financial struggles when children become ill and they credit lenny robinson as batman for showing them that regular people can have a super impact on the lives of others. in bethesda, scott broom, wusa9. >> and you saw all that in the face and the eyes of that young man. by the way, robinson was killed on sunday in that roadside crash after his replica batmobile broke down on i-70 west of hagerstown, his funeral tomorrow outside baltimore. >>> some very encouraging news tonight from maryland governor larry hogan. he says 95% of his cancer is gone. he told our editorial partners at the post that a medical scan taken after his second round of chemo reveals that nearly all of that cancer is gone. hogan says there are some remnants of the tumors but that they're dead. the governor jokingly said that he aced his test and the doctors were shocked at the results. hogan has been fighting stage three non-hodgkin's lymphoma. >>> a corn maz

in the sixth inning, the bases are loaded for ryan zimmerman. he keeps the party going here.hammers this 2 to right center. his fifth career grand slam. he gets a curtain call after that. the nats, they get the win, 8-3 is your final. this team has won three in a row, and they're trying to keep this going with everyone on this team healthy now in the lineup. >>> orioles have dropped five in a row. taking on the kansas city royals. bottom of the third, mike at the dish. two on, two out. this would bring in a run. and the orioles -- excuse me, the royals, they're up 3-0. let's move on to the fourth inning now. caleb joseph, he is trying to get baltimore back in this game. sends this ball to center. it would drive in steve pearce. would head to second with the double. the birds cut the lead to one. moving on to the top of the ninth now, trying to keep this game going is manny machado. machado at the dish. not much luck here. the o's, they drop their six in a row, first time since september 2013 they have lost six straight games. 3-2 is your final. baltimore, they are now two and

ryan dzikowski. >> ryan is her brother. >> she was making a better life for herself and daughter and now she's gone. >> one by one family and friends left candles and notes and pictures and stuffed animals in memory of the young mom. a touching scene at stephanie's grieving father brought beautiful flowers to place on the memorial for his daughter. police are reviewing this surveillance video which may have the killer fleeing down armingo. joe lives down the block and saw a glimpse of him. >> he went straight up towards somerset. >> bright balloons were made in her honor. those that snow stephanie knows he wants to. >> i'm not going to sugar coat this and make is seem like anything it was not you went into a female's house and killed her 234 front of her child, he's a chump. >> family and friends outraged and disappointed by the loss. police needing help from public. if you know anything or have any idea who that person is in the video detectives wants to hear from you. live at police headquarters sharee williams "channel 6 action news," jim. >> thank you, sharee. a 13-year-old boy f

give us a sense of what's happening today, ryan. >> we're learning a big difference from what happenedy with signs, no one saying anything. protesters are upset stherp saying they were protesting when police decided to randomly arrest people and they were saying the ones slowest were the ones caught by police. so they're trying to figure out how to push the bounds because that was a peaceful protest and they thought they could march through the streets. 22 people were arrested overnight. 63 people were arrested yesterday afternoon because they decided to block traffic on the highway and we do know some drivers tried to drive through the traffic and then they started kicking at cars. but those police officers stepped in and were able to arrest those 63 people as well. so there's a lot of conversation about how healing should happen. >> there certainly is. and i think you have some sound of that ryan, let's take a listen. >> those things which would structurally change the conversation and be advancements in policies that would cause people who have frustration that are targeted to place

here is abc's ryan smith. >> reporter: riding across zimbabwe savannah this week it looks much as it ever did. but the reverberations of the killing of beloved lion cecil by dentist walter palmer can be felt around the globe. here in america, photos first obtained by abc news of palmer back when he got in hot water for killing another animal. in 2006, he was hunting black bear in northern wisconsin here, had a permit to kill a bear in one county. trouble is palmer actually shot the bear in another county 40 miles away. >> they agreed they would lie about it. >> reporter: u.s. attorney john bodry got involved when palmer took the illegal kill across state lines back to minnesota. >> he was offering to pay, it turns out about $20,000 to keep the others who were in the hunt to have them lie. so that is a fairly aggressive cover-up. >> reporter: but his friend didn't take the bait. palmer eventually pled guilty to

ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >> ryan thank you. >>> preponderate obama unveiling a new plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions calling for american power plants to reduce emissions by 32%. and making a personal plea. >> i don't want my grand kids to be able to swim in hawaii or not to the be able to climb a mountain and see a glacier because we didn't do something about it. >> the president arguing if we expect other countries including china to care about climate change the u.s. made v must lead the way. seeing if we don't do it nobody will. >>> we move on now to the race for 2016 tonight and the big question will vice president joe biden win. tonight, reports his late son's wish beau biden's wish that he father would run. here is johnathan karl. >> reporter: if biden runs, it's quite a dilemma for the boss. just listen to how barack obama talks about him. >> the single best decision that i have made was selecting joe biden as my running mate. >> reporter: but hillary clinton was his loyal secretary of state. >> i think she would be an excellent president. >> reporter: the three of them, a team

ryan terrible star start. first pitch of the game is parked by escobar.. 1 nothing just like. that lee didn't last long. single home. led off with triple then 2 batters later. the single off steven. 2-1 giants. settle down. 5 innings. allow 3 hits and struck out 8 and the bullpen came through and slammed it the rest of the way. giants win 3-1 and 2 and a half become of the doneers who lost tonight. a's on the wrong end of the broom in toronto. load the bases in the first with nobody out get nothing and like it. josh if begly. ricochet off mark hand and pennington make the play. second state day the jay rough in the sec inning. ryan hay deep and means goodbye 3 run homer off chavez. stron to sweeps 4-2 the final. won 11 in a row. johnson has tons of talent but he's if he ever within a major. o for 26. he has another chance this week leading after round one of the pga championship at whistling straits in wisconsin. johnson eagle on 16. lead bay strochblingt at 6 under par. 66. day eagle the second. this is a monster 600 yard par 5. the approach. 7 way tie f

. >> congressman ryan was talking about -- >> there is a microphone there. >> congressman ryan was talking about emphasizing what succeeds and what fails. i would argue that the problem with facing the poverty program is a failure to reduce poverty. they have an enormous political success. and that the politics of american cities are based on failure at this point, on failed programs. and so to talk about what we need to do is talk to the country about what succeeds and what fails. that will fail because for many -- just a true story, america works is a company in new york -- >> they're in milwaukee also. >> yes, milwaukee, baltimore, and peter cove, one of the people who founded america works, i was talking to a nonprofit new york and they -- she said, the people at the nonprofit, i don't understand something. you've given x amount dollars and i've given you y number of people placed in jobs. much better than you've ever done before. the woman said, yes, that's absolutely right. but peter said you're dropping my contract. she said, yes, that's absolutely right. why? because you don't come

ryan howard ran to the dug out and then came back. i moon you got play the game ryan.y called an out. boy. >> 16-seven which wasn't pretty any way. a lot of homeruns. >> that does it for us here at 6:00. we'll see you back here at 10:00. have a great night. inside edition is up next. >>> donald trump strikes again. >> wait until you hear what he just said about megyn kelly. he is totally out of bounds. >> imagine seeing these banners on your daughter's first day at college. hope your baby girl is ready for a good time. >> the banners are especially offensive because freshmen are most likely to be victimized. >> snooki's husband, the latest guy caught up in the ashley madison hacking investigation. >> and the uzi machine girl tragedy. their father was killed a year ago in a tragic accident by a 9- year-old girl. now, his children's heartfelt message of forgiveness. >> she didn't do anything wrong. >> and caitlyn jenner

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ryan, is this as bad as it gets? ryan: it may not be as bad as it gets.really alarming things about the numbers we got yesterday for g.d.p. pch one is these numbers, 4.6% contraction are worse than economists were expecting. the contraction in the first quarter was 2.2. less of a contraction than many economists were expecting. part of that is because oil is rising then. a lot of the economists started to upgrade their forecast. one of the underlying reasons for that contraction which is consumer demand. easy to understand why consumers are buying less in the shops. part of it is the ruble has been weakening which leads to inflation. the importers pass on the cost rises to the consumers. they pan ache bit. they start buying less and the big thing we learned this month is not only buying less but their incomes have not been rising anywhere near -- they have not been getting raises anywhere near inflation. that is something very different from the 1990's. the russian government has been telling russians for the last several months that the second quarter wa

and congressman ryan is the age of my youngest child. but it's also very gracious of you to have us here. i did grow up in this room. i absolutely did. my father, i did look it up last night. my father came on this committee. he was actually elected before i was born. he was 26 in 1940. i think about it now, him and mom, coming here. she was 24, he was 26. they had two babies, neither of whom was me. and it was pre-war washington. it was just like the books i write about women in history because it was all calling on people and all of that was exactly the way it was. washington wasn't here, in jefferson's time. and it was really something to have to do. and then he was defeated in 1942. went into the navy and came back in '46 and that huge post war congress, which was a republican congress. he was a democrat and then there was the huge 1948 congress that was the democratic congress. jerry ford was elected, who was such a close friend of our family's for all of those decades. and so in 1949, my father came on this committee. i had just tu

ryan maybe he had his wheaties. beer crusted >> good evening.utal rate now and battling through ton of injuries but giants keep grinding and perfect example tonight series opener with national. i'm thinking this could be that could be my future hair stale right there. mix it up written bow color. ryan terrible star start. first pitch of the game is parked by escobar. nice catch by the kid. 1 nothing just like. that lee d didn't last long. single home. led off with triple then 2 batters later. the single off steven. 2-1 giants. settle down. 5 innings. allow 3 hits and struck out 8 and the bullpen came through and slammed it the rest of the way. giants win 3-1 and 2 and a half become of the doneers who lost tonight. a's on the wrong end of the broom in toronto. load the bases in the first with nobody out get nothing and like it. josh if begly. ricochet off mark hand and pennington make the play. second state day the jay rough in the sec inning. ryan hay deep and means goodbye 3 run homer off chavez. stron to sweeps 4-2 the final. won 11 in a row.

. >> cnn's ryan knobles is there. ryan, we're just a few minutes away from the rally. what's the mood there right now? >> this originally was can she think the walled to be in a venue that seets 10,000 before moving it here to this football stadium. >> as we wait fwr the sbeech to begin again, we could go to it any moment. joining me now, white house plit cam director in the krin thon adds plin strats e sdrags. >>> so not as much of a supporter there but pretty close. >> is this perhaps the sign of a candidate who doesn't have a traditional, political organization. does not have a traditional advanced team? >> here's the thing. i think most of the candidates would be kpleez e pleased with a crowd of to,20,0 o 0. >> >>> also, some say it is a racist slur. others, like jeb bush and donald trump, say they won't stop using the term anchor babies. we will debate. >>> also, president obama making a big promise, rather, to fans tailgating in the parking lot of this alabama stadium. fans of donald trump waiting in long lines for history night pep rally in mobile. >> we need a

so there is that, but, ryan, it's not supposed to be this way.esident, you have been running for two months, you're supposed to get people to like you more over time, not like you less over time. you see a lot of blind quotes from democrats who are concerned out there saying that they're just not impressed with hillary clinton as a candidate. >> yeah, look, i think that that is -- i don't think that's true though, john. i think it's the opposite. i think the longer you are in the public limelight, the more you're going to say and the more positions you're going to take that are going to alienate people, and, remember, she was at her most popular when she was secretary of state, when frankly she wasn't talking about politics at all, when she wasn't in the news, and people just sort of had a generally fuzzy good opinion of her going around the world representing america. as soon as you enter the political fray, your numbers come back down to earth, and the structure of american politics right now is we have a polarized electorate where it's very, v