today the gavel passes to a proud son of wisconsin. the first speaker from wisconsin. paul ryan has had the full breadth of experience on capitol hill from young staffer , tore waiter, should i say that again, tortilla coast waiter, to congressman, to being a sincere and proud advocate for his point of view as chairman of the budget committee, as a respected leader and chairman of the ways and means committee, and in a minute he will be the speaker of the house of representatives. on behalf, mr. speaker to be, on behalf of house democrats i extend the hand of friendship to you. congratulations to you, paul, to your children, your mother who is here, how proud she must be. the entire ryan family whom we all know mean so much to you. mr. speaker, god bless you and your family and god bless the nited states of america. this is the speaker's house. this is the speaker's -- this is the people's house. this is the people's gavel, and the people's name it is my privilege to hand this gavel to the speaker of the house, congressman and honorable paul ryan. the speaker: thank you

a 1st down could end this game for the huskers. >> janovich gets stopped. wisconsin gets the ball back with time on the clock. paul chryst uses his final timeout. so 1:14 to play. he said, kelly, special teams could be an issue. moments ago the miss. outstanding production. >> you would have expected it. he had a 45-yarder that could have been 55 going into the wind. >> again the distance was fine. it was just the target and the release that ends up affecting the kick. >> no doubt about that. wisconsin is going to get the ball back in some decent shape, baring some disaster, a minute 14 left. they just burned all their timeouts. so it's going to be the ultimate hurry-up situation. >> again, going into the wind. this wind. ericsson back to the chaur and sam fults, the big internal 10 team player last week trying to avoid that breeze. the week last week, trying to avoid wisconsin setting up for a return. fults keeping it low. to the 28 by erickson he is stopped after a very short return, forward progress to the 32 yard line. >> 1:03 to play, wisconsin now in the hands

a first down could essentially put the game away. wisconsin just getting its 11th defender on the field. that was the 11th defender. a stop by d'cota dixon who just raced on the field as the 11th man. ends up with the tackle there. there's the second time-out with 1:17 to play. big third down coming up. cassidy. >> we have an update from nashville. five yard score here. his second rushing t.d. thrown for 38-31. coming up on abc, jimbo fisher taking on miami. 8:00 eastern on abc and watch espn. adam and kelly. >> adam: still a tight one. nick chubb injured earlier today. left knee injury in the first quarter. third down and seven. wisconsin needs a stop. a first down could end the game for the huskers. janovich, who scored that go-ahead touchdown, gets stopped. wisconsin gets the ball back with time on the clock as paul chryst uses his final time-out. so 1:14 to play. we said it, kelly. the wind has been a factor. we knew special teams could be an issue. gaglianone missing one in the first half and moments ago. the miss in that same direction g

a 1st down could end this game for the huskers. >> janovich gets stopped. wisconsin gets the ball back with time on the clock. paul chryst uses his final timeout. so 1:14 to play. he said, kelly, special teams could be an issue. moments ago the miss. outstanding production. >> you would have expected it. he had a 45-yarder that could have been 55 going into the wind. >> again the distance was fine. it was just the target and the release that ends up affecting the kick. >> no doubt about that. wisconsin is going to get the ball back in some decent shape, baring some disaster, a minute 14 left. they just burned all their timeouts. so it's going to be the ultimate hurry-up situation. >> again, going into the wind. this wind. ericsson back to the chaur and sam fults, the big internal 10 team player last week trying to avoid that breeze. the week last week, trying to avoid wisconsin setting up for a return. fults keeping it low. to the 28 by erickson he is stopped after a very short return, forward progress to the 32 yard line. >> 1:03 to play, wisconsin now in the hands

a 1st down could end this game for the huskers. >> janovich gets stopped. wisconsin gets the ball back with time on the clock. paul chryst uses his final timeout. so 1:14 to play. he said, kelly, special teams could be an issue. moments ago the miss. outstanding production. >> you would have expected it. he had a 45-yarder that could have been 55 going into the wind. >> again the distance was fine. it was just the target and the release that ends up affecting the kick. >> no doubt about that. wisconsin is going to get the ball back in some decent shape, baring some disaster, a minute 14 left. they just burned all their timeouts. so it's going to be the ultimate hurry-up situation. >> again, going into the wind. this wind. ericsson back to the chaur and sam fults, the big internal 10 team player last week trying to avoid that breeze. the week last week, trying to avoid wisconsin setting up for a return. fults keeping it low. to the 28 by erickson he is stopped after a very short return, forward progress to the 32 yard line. >> 1:03 to play, wisconsin now in the hands

we are live from the wisconsin book festival in madison. right now you are looking inside a room of the madison central library, the home of this year's festival. all day we will be bringing you programs on politics, grammar, religion, justice system and more but here it is a history of the american public library system, wayne wiegand. >> good morning, everyone. the marketing manager for madison public library. on behalf of the library and the wisconsin boofe

a 1st down could end this game for the huskers. >> janovich gets stopped. wisconsin gets the ball back with time on the clock. paul chryst uses his final timeout. so 1:14 to play. he said, kelly, special teams could be an issue. moments ago the miss. outstanding production. >> you would have expected it. he had a 45-yarder that could have been 55 going into the wind. >> again the distance was fine. it was just the target and the release that ends up affecting the kick. >> no doubt about that. wisconsin is going to get the ball back in some decent shape, baring some disaster, a minute 14 left. they just burned all their timeouts. so it's going to be the ultimate hurry-up situation. >> again, going into the wind. this wind. ericsson back to the chaur and sam fults, the big internal 10 team player last week trying to avoid that breeze. the week last week, trying to avoid wisconsin setting up for a return. fults keeping it low. to the 28 by erickson he is stopped after a very short return, forward progress to the 32 yard line. >> 1:03 to play, wisconsin now in the hands

i think that the most bearish circumstances fundamentally have already been traded and meet a wisconsin dairy farmer fulfilling two dreams thanks to support from his family. agday-brought to you by the dependable, long lasting chevy silverado...and by farm credit. learn more at farm credit 100 dot com. good morning i'm clinton griffiths. weather wise the majority ofofhe country experienenng decent weather this harvest season. however cooler temperatures a a the chance of pushing its way across the great kes--expected to hit friday and into t t weekend. meteororogist say there's a strong chance of a frost or freeze...stretching from the dakota's, minnesota, wisconsin and down to st virgina. some of the higher elevations could get snow. usda releasing it's crop progress report a day late. corn harvest now at 42 percent. that's right on pace with the five year average. soybean harvest actually running ahead..this year. 62 percent of the nation's beans have been cut...the five year is 54. and 22 percent of cotton is cut across the country---most of the southern and southwestern states are o

we are live from the wisconsin book festival in madison. right now you are looking inside a room of the madison central library, the home of this year's festival. all day we will be bringing you programs on politics, grammar, religion, justice system and more but here it is a history of the american public library system, wayne wiegand. >> good morning, everyone. the marketing manager for madison public library. on behalf of the library and the wisconsin book festival i would like to thank you for coming to this morning's event making the four day festival, i think madison public library foundation and our festival for their support in making this happen. this morning we are kicking off the third busiest day of the wisconsin book festival with wayne wiegand's "part of our lives," a discussion with madison public library. before we get started a couple housekeeping details. issue happen noticed there are cameras in the room this morning. we are pleased to welcome c-span to the festival. they will be broadcasting live, when we get to the queue

live this saturday beginning at 11:30 on c-span2's book tv, the wisconsin book festival from madison featuring interviews with nonfiction authors including mary norris and her book on the english language. david maraniss on the city of detroit and evan thomas' book "being nixon." and former missouri senator and episcopalian priest john danforth on how he thinks the sense of religion can lead the country out of the current embittered state of politics. saturday evenings a 6:00 eastern, cia historian on intelligence gathering during the civil war and why so few

, the first ever from the state of wisconsin. received my first degree from the state of wisconsin so i say go badgers. >> what does it mean to see speaker boehner stepping down. he got many standing ovations this morning, but he left on his own terms to some degree when it comes to timing, but he was pushed out in a lot of respects by that hard line group of conservative republicans. >> yes, and when you are speaker, you are privy to knowledge that the average member does not have. knowledge about the united states and the world. knowledge about the banking system and financial accounts. information that is very sensitive, and a speaker bares all of that. and internallizes it. a lot of the other members they have six years seniority or four years seniority, they have no concept of what the speaker is involved in, beyond what happens in the house itself. so i think that they didn't fully understand the dimension of what he was working with, and many times he had to take legislation into his own hands to try to make something happe

in the state of wisconsin, in the state of delaware and across our country. let me just pick up on a theme through both of our previous comments, that skills are a key challenge for us. that if we're going to take advantage of the enormous opportunity, the hundreds of thousands of unfilled jobs in this sector, one of the key issues is a mismatch in skills. one other theme across both of our comments was how when we can't work together across the aisle bad things happen like the export-import bank goes unauthorized. but when we can team up and can work together, we can make remarkable progress. let me just briefly reference two of the bills that we've worked on in the past and have strong bipartisan support and which i hope can move forward in this congress. one, the manufacturing skills act, where the lead sponsor is senator ayotte of new hampshire would help cities and states to modernize their job training programs and to equip job seekers with the skills they need for today's manufacturing jobs. another bill that manufacturing universities act of 2015, whe

jc: aixa diaz reports from washington, where many believe the wisconsin congressman can bring the gop together. reporter: a day after house majority leader kevin mccarthy dropped out of the race, gop litters medic -- gop leaders met again on capitol hill. >> to get them to come to consensus or compromises ethical. reporter: as republicans try to find common ground between conservatives and moderates, many are looking at paul ryan. the wisconsin congressman tweeted yesterday that he was not a candidate. >> i did everything except carry his gym bag this morning trying to get him to do it. foundation says no matter who is the nominee, they will have to convince the party they will hide -- they will take care of things differently. >> they want to know if you are someone who will fight the president or you will do the go along, get along where you see the battle before you get there area -- get there. reporter: that person needs a 280 majority in the full house to become the next speaker. wcvb newscenter 5. jc: webster have also expressed interest. neither one darrell issa says he is cons

the military." in leave a legacy, we're off to wisconsin to meet a farmer able to pursue a life-long dream thanks to his supportive wife. and in john's world. now for the news the market related news, no matter the outcome of this weekend's presidential election in argentina, the country's farmers could see the biggest win. according to bloomberg, both leading presidential candidates already promised to eliminate wheat and corn export taxes, as well as reduce a soybean levy. canidates planning to reduce it by 5 to 15 percent. the wheat and corn taxes will see more immediate results, possible being removed all together. the current president has clashed with farmers since taking office in 2007. that's when she tried to raise the soybean tax to 45 percent. soybeans support a third of government spending. china is lifting restrictions on u-s pork processing plants, opening the door for as much as half of u-s pork processed in the u-s. china banned pork from u-s plants after officia

julia sherman coordinator for the wisconsin alcohol policy project. ction in the state legislature, progress is happening in town after town and through volunteer programs like police saturation patrols. >> these are task force. they let the public know when they're going to be out on the road. >> reporter: a show of force. >> a show of force. but also they can pull over any one that breaks any traffic laws. >> reporter: in a state that prohibits police sobriety check points. saturation patrols have shown success. since brown county launched the federally funded program in 2011, year over year reductions have been real ied in alcohol related crashes, injuries and deaths. >> more and more communities are adopting things and it is going to come done to the communities lead the way and then the leaders in madison are going to end up following them. >> tim carpenter in the state legislature for 31 years says any significant change to wisconsin drinking and driving laws will take more time. give me the reality check? is anything ever going to change? >> to

the wisconsin representativ e is calling on congress to end gridlock on capitol hill. yesterday, ryan spoke to reporters saying it's time to get something done in washington. " we think the country is headed in the wrong direction. and we have an obligation here in the people's house to do the people's business to give this country a better way forward " resigning house speaker john boehner says he's leaving congress with quote 'no regrets and no burden'. we'll have more on today's vote coming up in our next half hour. while the house votes on a new speaker, the senate is dealing with another important issue. this is a live look at capitol hill where senators are expected to decide on a new budget deal. the deal would fund the government and raise the debt ceiling. although unlikely, kentucky senator rand paul plans to filibuster and block the deal. today, secretary of state john kerry is working to end the war in syria. kerry arrived in vienna early this morning for group discussions. for the first time, iran is among the 20 nations involved in trying to bring end the

grandfather's farmall-20 tractor to fixing up f- 16 fighter jets as a member of the 115th fighter wing of the wisconsin air national guard. "this is something that i've wanted to do my whole life, but the one reason why i did it at this point in time was because of the support and encouragement that i received from stephanie." while the couple shared a dream of running a small dairy farm, alan also had a dream of serving in the military. so, stephanie encouraged alan to pursue his dream and dedicated herself to running the family farm. "i couldn't wait for him to get a hold of that passion or that thing that he wanted to do in life. and he has that now." alan's work ethic and motivation, which were second nature on the farm, helped with his military training. "for me, i don't know if there's anything else that would have been as rewarding as serving in the military." knowing that stephanie is able to take care of the farm and the family makes it a little easier for alan to pursue his dream. "that's a big part of the reason why i didn't join the military earlier is because i didn't want to give up the f

nbc's chris clackum has the story. wisconsin congressman paul ryan has been elected speaker of the house... but a less than unanimous vote from fellow republicans...help lay out his early agenda. nat "speaker of the house paul ryan." ryan takes over as speaker less than two weeks after saying he wasn't interested...and after getting assurance from the gop members who wanted john boehner replaced that they would be more willing to work with him. wisconsin :32 - :51 "let's be frank, the house is broken... ...wiping the slate clean." prior to the vote elevating ryan, the outgoing boehner... gave a farewell. "i leave with no regrets or burdens. if anything, i leave as i started just a regular guy humbled by the chance to do a big job." boehner is no longer speaker as of today...and is resigning from his ohio congressional seat saturday. while ryan takes over as the 62nd speaker of the house, hoping the 63rd is years down the road. chris clackum, nbc news. ryan has served congress for 17 years. two people are recovering this afternoo

today, the gavel passes to a , the first speaker from wisconsin. [applause] ryan has hadpaul the full expense on capital waiterrom a staffer to a to congressman, to being a advocate as chairman of the budget committee, a leader of the ways and means committee, and in a minute, he will be speaker of the house of representatives. [applause] on behalf of house democrats, i extend the hand of friendship to you. congratulations to you, paul, , howchildren, your mother proud she must be, the entire , who we all know mean so much to you. god bless you and your family and god bless the united states of america. [applause] rep. pelosi: this is the speaker's house. this is the people's gavel, the people's house, and in the it is myname, privilege to hand the scandals of the speaker of the house, congressman and honorable paul ryan -- to hand this gavel to the speaker of the house, congressman and honorable paul ryan. [applause] the speaker: speaker ryan: thank you. thank you very much. [applause] thank you madam leader. before i begin, i would like to thank a

he lived on the same block he grew up in jamesville, wisconsin. there's no place he'd rather be than at home with his family. he will continue to put the people of this country first, and i can say in all candor, he did not seek this office. the office sought him. as chair of the house republican conference, i am directed by a vote of that conference to present for election to the office of speaker for the house of representatives for the 114th congress, the representative from the state of wisconsin, the man from jamesville, the onorable paul d. ryan. -- the man from janesville, the onorable paul d. ryan. spoirk the chair now recognizes the gentleman from -- the speaker: the chair now recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. becerra. mr. becerra: thank you, mr. speaker. i offer my congratulations to my friend, the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. ryan, on his nomination by his colleagues. and at this time as chairman of the democratic caucus of this house, i wish to place in nomination the name of a proven leader for the office of speaker of the

if i can truly be a unifying figure, then i will gladly serve. >> republicans turn to the wisconsin congressman after john banner announced that he was stepping down. overwhelmed with the support released a statement saying after talking with so many of you and hearing your word's of encouragement, i believe that we're ready to move forward as a one, united team. if he secures the the voerktste has a big job ahead of him. >> ryan is really smart and the most prominent policy leader. he has to slow down and listen to all 247 members of the conference and pull them together and recognize that he has a good job. >> house majority leader dropped out of the speakers race and said that had he thought that ryan was in a strong shape for the post. > >> florida representative is also in the running. roughly 218 votes are needed to win the spoerk shieaker ship. >>> the president denies a bill and it would have made it harder to get the terrorists out. making sure that the $612 billion defense bill is not passed. he wants a prevision taken out of that bill and that would get in the way of transferring the

the following way. if you go back to southeastern wisconsin and the town of janesville, wisconsin, where paul ryan is fifthamily member, the locals there will tell you that most people in his family, they are republicans in their politics but there are democrats as well. but ryan's great strength for some time, martha, has been his ability to reach across the aisle and at a minimum, listen to the other side. to hear their concerns and there's a great story about a plant strike in janesville, wisconsin, where gm workers came to his office in washington. instead of ignoring them, he invited all of them into his office space and heard their complaints and heard their concerns an thanked them for coming. that's not to say ryan was convinced and changed his mine or his opinion but he at least let them have their day. that's the reputation for this young man from wisconsin, martha. martha: yeah. indeed it is. and moments ago paul ryan's office tweet ad picture of him in shirt sleeves with a binder open and lots of paperwork in front of him. he is a worker. he likes the numbers. he likes the details. that sends a

. >>> following the search for the next speaker of the house, wisconsin representative paul ryan says he would run for the position if his conditions were met. now he has the support of one of the major house gop caucuses. dave giovanni has what's next. >> reporter: so a floor vote isn't scheduled until a week from today. paul ryan could take another big step forward today and become a john boehner successor. he said he would only pursue the job on his terms. one being he receives formal backing from the three major house gop caucuses. yesterday, ryan got the support he was looking for from the freedom caucus. perhaps the biggest hurdle he had to clear was the super majority that said they would back him. he also met with a study commission and today that caucus plans to decide if they'll grant an endorsement as well as the wisconsin representative meets with the final major caucus, the tuesday group. according to our news partners with the august post, they are expected to be on board. >> we need to move from an opposition party to being a proposition party. >> reporter: ryan receive

the entire body of water coursing into the lower lying wisconsin river. e event upends the billion dollar local industry that's based on the lake shutting down resort areas and other businesses. for people whose hopes and retirement plans are tied to the area, the devastation couldn't be worse. >> not only did we lose the home, our land and all of our possessions, we really had to start over, from every perspective possible. >> rebuilding efforts begin soon after the massive flood, and within a year, the lake is full and businesses reopen. the area where the frams and others lost their homes is once again a lovely water front. >> this whole area is a new bay. it's now become the deepest part of the lake. that's where everyone's homes were. >> fortunately, no one was in any of the houses that sank and no lives were lost. but for the homeowners, sustaining such a painful personal and financial blow, it will take a long time to recover. >> when you lose it, you've lost it forever. and you'll never get it back. >> there it goes. holy cow. unbelievable. >>> com

today the gavel passes to a proud son of wisconsin, the first speaker from wisconsin. [applause] paul ryan has had the full breadth of experience on capitol hill from young staffer to -- [inaudible] coast waiter. should i say that again in. [laughter] do congressman -- to congressman, to being a sincere and proud advocate for his point of view as chairman of the budget committee, as a respected leader of the ways and means committee, and in a minute, he will be the speaker of the house of representatives. police[applause] on behalf, mr. speaker-to-be, on behalf of house democrats, i extend the hand of friendship to you. congratulations to you, paul, to jana, your children, liza and sam, your mother who is here -- how proud she must be -- the entire ryan family whom we all know means so much to you. mr. speaker, god bless you and your family, and god bless the united states of america. [applause] this is the speaker's house, this is the speaker's -- this is the people's house, this is the people's gavel, and the in the people's name it is my privilege to hand this gavel

now, the wisconsin lawmaker and former vp candidate.... finally says he's down to do the job...agreeing he'll run to replace john unify behind him. sot ryan: "if can truly be a unifying figure, then i will gladly serve," but ryan's got a few conditions. even though he has support from most republicans he says he'll only run if supported by all the key groups within the g-o-p. including the hard-right house freedom caucus, the group that helped push speaker boehner out of his post. ryan also wants changes to house rules to be made as a team... he wants to make it harder to overthrow a sitting speaker and the 45 year old father of 3 school age kids ....wants a better work- life balance. sot ryan: "i cannot and will not give up my family...may not be on the road as previous speaker...visio n ...message." california congressman kevin mccarthy .. was up for the job but abruptly withdrew following outcry from some conservatives and these comments about hillary clinton and the house benghazi committee. sot/mccarthy on fox: "everybody thought hilla

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today the gavel passes to a proud son of wisconsin. the first speaker from wisconsin. paul ryan has had the full breadth of experience on capitol hill from young staffer to tortilla coast waiter. should i say that again? tortilla coast waiter, to congressman, to being a sincere and proud advocate for his point of view as chairman of the budget committee, as a respected leader and chairman of the ways and means committee, and in a minute, he will be the speaker of the house of representatives. [ applause ] on behalf -- mr. speaker, on behalf of house democrats, i extend the hand of friendship to you. congratulations to you, paul, to janna, your children, liza, charlie, sam. your mother is here. how proud she must be. the entire ryan family, whom we all know means so much to you. mr. speaker, god bless you and your family, and god bless the united states of america. [ applause ] >> thank you. [ applause ] >> this is the speaker's house. this is the speaker's -- this is the people's house. this is the people's gavel. in the people's name, it is my privilege to hand this ga

the wisconsin representative made the announcement after pressure from fellow republicans, he sent aletter he wants to start with a clean slate and to rebuild whats lost. he has demands. house rules changed to allow house members to try to oust the house speaker and spend time with his family. >> across the board the members are ready to mobilize behind him in the hopes he can unify everybody. >> he will run against dan webbster, republicans are expected to nominate a speaker on wednesday with a vote by the full house the following day. if elected he'll be the youngest in history. >>> it was a battle of the rivals. bear talking about the niners, they didn't put up a fight. how they were doomed by a slow start against seattle. . >>> time is 4:25, the fresh and easy grocery chain is closing all the stores and could begin laying off all the employees by next friday. they filed for bankruptcy and will be closing the remaining 97 stores. they have stores in san francisco, shows antioch as well as the rest of california. >>> remember the shack in california that sold above to asking price.

some republicans are wondering if the wisconsin congressman paul ryan will run for speaker of the house. his spokesperson said today the congressman looked forward to listening and speaking to the colleagues this week. outgoing speaker john boehner says he will delay the resignation from congress until a successor is set. coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00" -- alert for metro riders. the weeknight track work that could delay travels. a cold start to the week. when is warmer weather on the way? brian will let us know in the forecast. erin: i'm erin hawksworth. if kirk cousins isn't to blame for sunday's loss, who is? hear what jay gruden thinks. believe it or not there was a bright spot yesterday. we talk about it when "abc7 news at 6:00" continues. maureen: a local motel clerk are thank to feel be alive after he was attacked at the budget motor in northeast. the robbers fired a gun at the clerk and ran off with undisclosed cash. stephen tschida spoke with the clerk today. >> he is cut, bruised and in pain. four men came in at 10:30 looking for the rooms robbed him while he worked at a new

the wisconsin congressman was nominated by his fellow republicans yesterday. the full house of representatives will now vote on whether to make it official. ryan needs 218 votes. ryan says his party has lost its vision... and he intends to make some changes... we have an obligation here in the people's house to do the people's business to give this country a better way forward, to give this country an alternative. we are going to respect the people by representing the people if ryan is approved as speaker of the house... he will be the youngest person to hold the position since before the civil war. the republican presidential candidates took the stage for their third debate.... hosted by c-n-b-c. and as andrew spencer reports... much of it focused on economic issues. the republican front-runner, ben carson, stayed low-key, wednesday night. when c-n-b-c moderator becky quick challenged carson on his plan for a flat tax rate, he argued it would work with spending cuts and economic stimulus. presidential candidate "we have 645 federal agencies and sub-agencies. a

the wisconsin reason says he -- the with us wise republican says he will speak if all factions can share his vision and he can get the endorsement of the major caucuses. >> first we need to move from an opposition party to a proposition party. because we think the nation is on the wrong path, we have a duty to show the right one. our next speaker needs to be a visionary one. >> he will no longer run for speaker and they said, quote, he is the right person at the right time. >> the crisis has john kerry moving to the middle east later today. he is escalating violence between the israelis and the palestinians and kerry will discuss it with a russian foreign minister. another sad week for the nypd blue. one of the officers died after being shot in the head while chasing a gunman. the suspect who was also shot -- suffered a gunshot wound is the fourth killed in the recent months. >> rescue crews try to save a woman whose van was rushed away. >>> subway sandwiches will measure up. they are now agreeing to measure the 6 inch and 12 inch subs. it is part of an agreement to settle a lawsuit that

this saturday beginning at 11:30 on c-span2, the wisconsin book festival from medicine, featuring interviews with nonfiction authors including mary noris and her book on the english language, david on the city of detroit, and evan thomas and spoke. -- book. on at 9:00, john danforth how he thinks a sense of religion can lead the country out of the current and battered state of politics. on american history tv on c-span3, saturday evening at 6:00 eastern, cia historian clayton lori on espionage and intolerant -- intelligence gathering politics and civil war and wife you historical document exist here it sunday morning -- at 2002t 10:00, interview on civil rights career, growing up on the segregated -- segregated south. get the complete schedule at c-span.org. >> this story breaking from the hill. the house freedom caucus stopped short of formally endorsing representative paul ryan for house speaker on wednesday. representative labrador of idaho noted that two thirds of the conservative group backs ryan for the speakership, but said the group will only endorse if 80% of members support ryan. w

a new eran in the house of representative. wisconsincongressman paul ryan sworn in as 62nd speaker of the house. >> paul d. ryan of the state of wisconsin. >> ryan is the youngest house speaker in 130 years. the wisconsin congressman didn't want the job, but fellow republicans insisted he is the only one toÑi unite the party. and determination to do that echoed in the acceptance speech. >> to me the house of representative represents the best of america. boundless opportunity tokc do good. but let's be frank. the house is broken. we are not solving problems. we are adding to them. and i am not interested in laying blame. we are not settling scores. we are wiping the slate clean. >> let's talk about it with our political panel. alex political reporter for the daler caller and betsy political reporter for the daily beast. sunshine and rain broubowsÑi on the house floor. how long will it last. >> that's the question. will he get the conservatives that are upset with boehner and how long will it last. if you told me that eric cantor would

the time. i was stunned when i heard what happened in wisconsin. life was quiet in the town of middleton until one morning before dawn people woke up to hear something like this. police with battering rams. >> it was a series of terrifying raids. >> predawn military raids on homes. >> i rushed downstairs thinking the worst. >> so did her teenage son. >> they opened the dorbefore police knocked it down. and they were under criminal investigation. give us your computer and cell phone and files. and don't talk to anyone. >> we would be subject to jail time and a fine if we told anybody about the search on our home. >> did they say why? >> school buses drove by and does it mean her husband is a pedophile or big- time drug dealers. >> several team said what happened. at your house this morning. >> what was the crime? >> you practice politics. >> i do communication's work. but my partner and i were involved with governor walker's campaign. >> they were in violation of the campaign. >> trying to reduce money in politics. they had campaign finance rules and

the wisconsin congressman was elected with the overwhelming support of republican members, receiving 236 votes. democrat nancy pelosi got 184 votes. while addressing the chamber after receiving the speaker's gavel, ryan called the house "broken", and said he intends to push for more inclusion. stephanie/2shot coming up on local 5 news at five... floating aimlessly across the sky. how a military blimp when on an unintended journey. jack: next... it's a special delivery for many people across the metro. how these kittens could come visit you with just a quick phone call. stephanie: and... straight ahead on local 5 news at 5... they do it for the reactions. see a metro yard that is all decked out for halloween. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. this is local 5 news at 5, we are iowa." jack/lam they're still trying to figure out what happened with that blimp that broke free from a miltary base and crashed in pennsylvania. the balloon was followed by fighter jets as it floated across two st

ryan of the state of wisconsin has received 236. pelosi of california has received 184, the honorable daniel webster of the state of florida has received 9, honorable jim cooper of the state of tennessee received 1, and honorable george lewis of the state of georgia has received 1, and honorable kcolln powell has received one. therefore, paul ryan from the state of wisconsin, is duly elected as speaker of the house. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> the chair appoints the following committee to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy, gentleman woman from california, ms. pelosi, the gentleman from louisiana, mr. scalise, the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer. the gentleman woman, ms. mcmorris rogers, mr. clyburn, gentleman from california, mr. becerra, gentleman from indiana, mr. messer, gentleman from new york, mr. crowley, gentlewoman from kansas, ms. jenkins, the gentleman from new york, gentlewoman from california, ms. foxx, gentlewoman from missouri, miss wagner, gentlewoman from maryland,