tim ryan isssman back at our desk, a democrat representing ohio's 13th district. i want to begin with last week's primaries in the buckeye state, seven other states having primaries in the last eight days. since then, what are you taking from the results, anything we should read into election 2018? guest: we saw a lot in ohio, women winning. a good majority of the races in ohio we had women coming out of democratic primaries will be running for congress, which i think is a great thing. i think we saw a little bit of that last night as well in pennsylvania. things are starting to firm up for the fall. should be an exciting few months. host: is ohio still a purple state? guest: no question about it. what is happening in washington, d.c., we have a lot of corruption scandals in the state of ohio, a huge republican primary that got pretty agree, a lot of people running away from john kasich command dragging him through the mud in the primary, which opens up the field for richard cordray, our democratic and thefor governor slate of candidates running behind him. host:

congressman tim ryan, democrat from ohio, talks about the chances in the november elections. he joined us on wednesday's washington journal. >> host: congressman ryan is back. a democrat representing ohio's 13th district and member of the appropriations committee. i want to begin with last week's primary in the buckeye state, seven others having primaries in the last eight days since then. what are you taking from the results, is there anything we should read into? >> i will tell you what we saw a lot is winning -- women winning coming out of democratic primaries running for congress, which i think is a great thing and we saw that last night as well in pennsylvania. things are starting to firm up for the fall, so it should be an exciting few months. >> host: is ohio still a purple state? >> guest: no question about it. in washington, d.c. we have scandals in ohio and they used republican primary that got pretty ugly and a lot of people were running away from john kasich dragging him through the mud in the primary which i think opens up a little of the field for the democratic

you are on tim ryan. caller: good morning. i am on the independent line. for 30 years, i was a diehard democrat. know,just want to let you as i see the democratic party right now, it is like a seinfeld show, a party about nothing. it works for its donors and not as voters. would you tell me how you feel about medicare for all americans , $15 minimum wage, and why do democrats always vote for these bloated defense budgets year after year? we are $700 billion-plus and there is no money at home. i am alet me first say supporter of medicare for all. i think one of the most important thing we can do right now given the fierce competition we are in globally, in the global economic system, with china, with a lot of other countries, is get this health care burden away from the american businesses. the beste is one of ways to allow them to free up the capital to reinvest back into their companies and i get new machinery to do new research , to train their workforce. every business person i talked to,nd every union i talk the number one issue they spend the most tim

. >> ohio congressman tim ryan recently traveled to new hampshire to give a keynote address. he talked about threats from russia and china and the need for the u.s. to remain competitive. has been a member of congress since 2003 and has been mentioned as a possible candidate for the 2020 election. [applause] rep. ryan: so, last night we had a young democrats event and i was talking casually and said, tomorrow night for the cavs game i did not realize i insulted everybody in the room because they said it is the celtics game that is on tonight. so i'm in a hostile environment. [laughter] rep. ryan: so, i was thinking if the cavs play like they have played the last couple games, i will have a 2.5 hour speech and make sure none of you have an opportunity to watch the game. because i'm not above that kind of pettiness. it is great to be here. always great to be here. thank you so much. all of the great award recipients, thank you. i will be brief. i think we are in a moment in the country's history that is very serious. as we have watched things unfold, over the past 18 months or

[applause] c-span white house coverage continues with tim ryan. he spoke at the democrat's event. i was talking casually and tomorrow night for the cap skin, i said, and that i did not realize i insulted everybody in the room because they said it is the celtics game that is on tonight. so i'm in a hostile environment. [laughter] rep. ryan: so, i was thinking if the cavs play like they have played the last couple games, i will have a 2.5 hour speech and make sure none of you have an opportunity to watch the game. [laughter] because i'm not above that kind of pettiness. it is great to be here. raymond, always great to be here. thank you so much. and all of the award recipients, it is great to be with you. i will be brief. i think we are in a moment in the country's history that is very serious. as we have watched things unfold, over the past 18 months or so i think we are pretty concerned. so, is great to be in new hampshire because there's not a better place to be where people are informed, concerned, and most importantly, active in trying to solve some of these great challenges. w

after that, tim ryan delivers a speech to new hampshire democrats. ♪ announcer: this week on "q&a," yaleversity professor john lewis gaddis. the professor discusses his book, "on grand strategy." ♪ brian: john lewis gaddis, you grew up in a small-town in texas. john: that is right. brian: some famous people are from there besides you. jeff bezos. lyndon johnson taught school there. john: right.

. >>> congressman tim ryan is on the road to the white house in new hampshire. last weekend he spoke at the democrats annual spaghetti dinner. >> so last night we had a young dems event, and i was just talking casually and i said, yeah, tomorrow night for the cavs game, and i didn't realize i insulted everybody in the room because they said it's the celtics game that's on tonight. so i am in a hostile environment. so i was thinking if the cavs, you know, play like they've played the last couple of games, then i will have a 2.5- hour speech and make sure none of you get an opportunity to watch the game live because i'm not above that kind of pettiness. but it's great to be here. raymond, great to be with you. chairman, thank you for your friendship. donna, thank you so much, and all the award recipients. great to be with you. i will be brief, but i want to talk bus i think we are in a moment in the country's history that is a very serious moment, and as we have watched things unfold over the past 18 months or so, i think we're all pretty concerned. and so it's gr

after that, tim ryan delivers a speech to new hampshire democrats. this week on "q&a," yale university professor john lewis gaddis. the professor discusses his book on -- his book "on grand strategy." , you: john lewis gaddis grew up in a small-town in texas. john: that is right. brian: some famous people are from there besides you. jeff bezos. lyndon johnson taught school there. john: right. brian:

joining me ohio congressman tim ryan. congressman, so food to have you here.rt off, your thoughts, what are they, on the current situation with china? >> my real deep concern with china is that they have a five-year plan, 10-year plan, 30-year plan, 50-year plan, 100-year plan. it is economic, it is military, it is educational, it is investments. they're trying to be the number one country in the top 10 industries in the world with additive manufacturing, artificial intelligence, wind, solar, aerospace, they have this 100 year plan, if you don't think it is working look what they told the top government official in china. we'll get rid of term limits, keep going. you're doing a great job n the united states, my great fear, we live in a 24 hour news cycle. what is the grand strategy how we position ourselves against china? russia too, but mostly economically china? my fear is we have no plan right now. trish: we seem to have more after plan than we had in the past, right? look, i'm with you. i think we're on the same page on this one. >> i think so. trish: he p

ashley: capri, pelosi survived that challenge with tim ryan of ohio. survive another challenge? >> only time will tell on that one depending on whether or not if they win the house, how big that margin of victory is and who the challenger is. it's no secret tim ryan is my member of congress, i supported him in his challenge against nancy pelosi, but it's not just tim, but a number of younger members of congress and the democratic caucus that are looking again to reshape the party. some want to shape it in a progressive sense, and others want to bring it closer to centrist, you know, ideology. we're going to continue to see those two things battle back and forth. our leadership is in the 70s and up. we need to change that unless we're going to disappear. ashley: we'll have to leave it right there. capri, thank you for joining us. sorry it was so quick. >> no worries. thank you for having me. ashley: the dow is down about 27, 28 points, we went up to 68, 70 points after the fed released latest meeting notes. nothing exciting in there. yes happy with infl

you have 63 democrats vote for tim ryan in the 2016 leadership battle, which is a really significantuy who wasn't mounting too serious of a challenge. if the democrats take back the house, you will have a lot of the democratic members from conservative parts of the country. many of whom said i'm not voting for nancy pelosi. i don't want to have anything to do with nancy pelosi if i get to washington. so if you combine the votes that tim ryan got with the votes of some of freshmen that could come in and don't like nancy pelosi a lot it would make it hard for her to win leadership fight in the democratic party. >> dana: i want to get a take on harry hinton at cnn. he wrote yesterday that the republicans could maintain the house majority, that the democrats would probably be a 50/50 proposition. basically what he is saying there, josh, is that people shouldn't really think that this is in the bag for the democrats so far. do you agree? >> i always trust harry's numbers. he is right to a point. democrats haven't shown what it is they stand for other than being opposed to president trump.

host: tim ryan from ohio, democrat, thank you for being here.p next, we will tackle the issue of net neutrality. tech reporter john hendel of political will join us for a preview of some action in the senate today. later this morning, the c-span bus is in north dakota's capital city of bismarck, stop number 34. there is a live shot of the bus at the state capital. we will talk to north korea dakota governor doug burgum -- north dakota governor doug burgum about the issues facing his state. sunday on q&a, university of virginia history professor william hitchcock on his book the age of eisenhower, america, and the world in the 1950's. >> i call it the disciplined presidency. eisenhower, in a way that he carried himself, was a disciplined manner, a great athlete when he was young, and organized man, very methodical. that is how he ran the white house, too. extremely organized. the future president john stodgy criticized his and as for being so organized and predictable. but for eisenhower, it meant that when crises came, he had a plan, he knew how

coming up, wednesday morning, democratic congressman tim ryan talks about the 2018 election. then politico tech reporter on senate vote on reinstating net neutrality rules. live from bismarck, north dakota, for the next stop on our 50 capitals tour with north dakota's governor who will talk in hisop policy issues state. journal," liveon at 7:00 a.m. eastern. majority leader mitch mcconnell held a news conference meetingllowing a lunch on capitol hill with president trump and g.o.p. senators and variety ofons on a topics, including the u.s. embassy moving to jerusalem, as rules andnate procedures.

age and the next rank which is corey booker, amy clover char --klobuchar the mayor of los angeles, tim ryan, congressman from ohio. last time republicans had to have two debates, a varsity, if it polls this way democrats in 2020 will have to have a varsity, jv and middle school debate. we will see who emerges. if elizabeth warren, i like her a lot, if she was the nominee i would support her in a heartbeat and how i would help her, write her a check and talk about her on my show and maybe walk precincts. i walked a lot of precincts. >> we are out of time. can we give bill pr and supports local jobs. and please do buy books here today. ladies and gentlemen, this is an amazing, odd story to say the least, and to witness the actual closure of a murder case set in motion 183 years ago in the southwest of germany called burning am. who could have imagined this matter could finally be put to rest two centuries later in the city for thousand miles from gaithersburg, and before i introduce miss ackerman, i want to welcome cornelius van berger, the mayor of birmingham, germany, to the city of gaither

coming up wednesday morning, ohio democratic congressman tim ryan talks about the 2018 mid term elections. then politico tech reporter john hendel on wednesday's senate bill reinstating net neutrality rules. and we're live if bismarck, north dakota for the next stop on our c-span bus 50 capitals tour. the governor will talk about pop policy issues in his state. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >> a couple of budget hearings on c-span3 tomorrow. e.p.a. administrator scott pruitt scheduled to testify on

think marcia fudge from ohio i think tim ryan from ohio. ohio has great people in our caucus. i think they will do well. cedric richmond, who chairs the congressional black caucus, from louisiana. ese are people who i think will do well into the future. hakeem jeffries up in new york. we can't be a california-new believe , but i do people like joe crowley from new york, hakeem jeffries from new york, just great people who have an opportunity to do well into the future. mike: so you mentioned joe crowley a couple times. of course we have chuck shumer, top democrat in the house. if joe crowley was ever to be head of the democrats in the house and schumer ahead in the senate, can we have two guys from queens? i am from new york. can we have two guys from queens running the democratic party in the house and senate? mr. clyburn: we have a lot of good people in pennsylvania and -- mike: that's tongue and cheek. people are giving me a hard time from the audience. mr. clyburn: we are talking about legislative and political skills rather than the regions they may come from. if we can g

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." >> ohio congressman tim ryan recently traveled to new hampshire to give a keynote address at a dinnerd by local democrats. he talked about threats from russia and china and the need for the u.s. to remain globally competitive. he has been a member of congress since 2003 and has been mentioned as a possible candidate for the 2020 election. [applause] rep. ryan: so, last night we had a young democrats event and i

age and the next rank which is corey booker, amy clover char --klobuchar the mayor of los angeles, tim ryan, congressman from ohio. last time republicans had to have two debates, a varsity, if it polls this way democrats in 2020 will have to have a varsity, jv and middle school debate. we will see who emerges. if elizabeth warren, i like her a lot, if she was the nominee i would support her in a heartbeat and how i would help her, write her a check and talk about her on my show and maybe walk precincts. i walked a lot of precincts. >> we

. >> ohio congressman tim ryan recently traveled to new hampshire to give a keynote address.lked about threats from russia and china and the need for the u.s. to remain competitive. has been a member of congress since 2003 and has been mentioned as a possible candidate for the 2020 election. [applause]

tim ryan and others on the record opposition to her.within the ranks, newly elected democrats in the fall, i don't think she will make it to speaker. i think there is too much desire to overthrough her plus the new comers who ran distancing themselves from her. they are not going to tell her now, but they'll thank her for all of her fundraising, and that will be the end of it. >> democrats need to flip 23 seats. the ballot has them up to roughly 39. traditionally, the party in power in the white house loses a lot of seats. >> but we didn't pick up a lot of trump seats. when the democrats lost in the midterm it's because there are big economic houses or bush, an economic problem, a war weariness. nancy pelosi's numbers are worse than donald trump's. his numbers are increasing in all of the polls, mid 40s or higher, and right track wrong track continuing to inch 40 or higher and the economy keeps growing, the republicans are going to be in a much better position than today. >> it's the democrat's opportunity to lose here -- >> on the hous

her opponent is tim ryan no, relation. he says it's time. he's 33 years younger than she is and with that, he said we can do things. we can win the swing states. after all, nancy pelosi lost they votes. here's the thing. you want to see a californian, depending on who you are. but republicans, having someone like mccarthy in there is wonderful, why? he'll come up to legislation very friendly to farmers who need water and he'll stop high speed rail. for the democrats, you want most most. why? no one can be a better foil against all of trump's anti-california policies than nancy pelosi. the odd thing, is in the history of the country, we've never had a speaker and a minority leader from the same state at the same time. so both could win big or lose big. stay tuned. there's a lot at stake for california. >> we'll be bank closely. and you'll be following it every step of the way. thank you. our political insider. thank you. >> now, president trump is becoming a looming presence in the nfl lawsuit followed by colin kaepernick. he was the first pl

[inaudible] [inaudible] congressman tim ryan, democrat from ohio, talks about the chances in the november elections. he joined us on wednesday's washington journal.

after that, tim ryan delivers a speech to new hampshire democrats. this week on "q&a," yale university professor john lewis gaddis. the professor discusses his book on -- his book "on grand strategy." , you: john lewis gaddis grew up in a small-town in texas. john: that is right. brian: some famous people are from there besides you. jeff bezos. lyndon johnson taught school there. john: right. brian: what impact did that town have on you? john: it was and still is a very small town. i thought it was a great place to grow up. it never seems that way to a kid. looking back, you can say this. i think one of the best examples of why it was such a good thisience comes back to theme of the book the hedgehog and the fox. my colleague at yale, we were having dinner. he announced that when he was little, he had a pet hedgehog growing up in england. paul, becausetop i had a pet armadillo growing up in texas. brian: did you know when you were growing up lyndon johnson taught school there? john: we all knew that, but we were warned, don't ever trust that guy. he'

this morning, ohio democratic congressman tim ryan talks about the election. then, discussing today's senate vote. and we are live from bismarck, north dakota, for the next stop 50 states capital tour. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, coming up at 7:00 a.m. this morning. join the discussion. night, the book "natural causes" explores how the body ages and dies. sciencenterviewed i is reporter. >> that is one of the jobs of being old, passing the torch. and haveat you know done or accomplished or want done and passing it on to younger hands. "afterwords" on sunday night. >> here is part of what smokey robinson said in the senate judiciary hearing. you can watch the entire hearing at c-span.org. >> i'm recognize i've been lucky. and, i really have. not only have i been lucky, i have been blessed because i'm still able to perform and earn a living doing my craft and making records. but there are a whole lot of as fortunatee not or as blessed as i hummed to have a continuing career to still be earning money to that degree. we need to take them into con

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tim ryan isssman back at our desk, a democrat representing ohio's 13th district. i want to begin with last week's primaries in the buckeye state, seven other states having primaries in the last eight days. since

when tim ryan challenged her, a white guy, working class ohio, rust belt, states that we need to reclaim we're going to be successful, you can see the real division there. she'll have a tougher challenge than she expects. i think she pulls it out in the end. >> julie: she's the most senior female role as a democrat. >> yes. >> julie: like you mentioned, if hillary clinton had been voted in, she would have gone out. i personally don't see that nancy pelosi is ever going to go out. i don't care if it's a female president or not. she's in control and loves that control. she's losing control of the democratic party. that's the problem. >> look, i think a lot of republicans woke up and saw that headline and make sure it wasn't december 25. this is christmas early for republicans. they're looking at this announcement and they're doing to look at every targeted race in the country and make candidates take a position on nancy pelosi. look at brad ashford in nebraska. these are people that supported pelosi in the past and now they're running in competitive districts, they're hedging and saying i

coming up wednesday morning, ohio democratic congressman tim ryan talks about the 2018 midterm election. then politico tech reported on wednesdays senate vote on reinstating net neutrality rules. we are live from bismarck north dakota for the next stop on our c-span bus 50 capitalist work. with north dakota governor. we'll talk about tough policy issues in his state. be sure to watch the washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >> connect with c-span. the personalized information that you get from us. just go to c-span.org/connect and sign up for email. the program guide is a daily email with the most updated primetime schedule. an upcoming live coverage. and video highlights with their own words and no conflict. the newsletter sent weekly is an insiders look at upcoming authors and book festivals. and the american history t.v. weekly newsletter gives you the upcoming programming exploring l nations pass. visit c-span.org/connect and sign up today. >> recording artist smokey robinson along with other musicians, songwriters and industry executi

tim ryan. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i appreciate it, and i appreciate this hearing. in my opinion, this hearing will be one of the most important we have this year in this committee. and the discussion we will have today couldn't be more timely. across the country, industries and organizations are reckoning with the dark reality of workplace harassment, especially sexual harassment. it has become abundantly clear that congress is no exception to that. any elected officials here in washington are being called to lead, and we must answer that call. how can we expect others to follow our example if we're not willing to fully acknowledge the problem and take concrete steps to address it. it was my pleasure with the chairman to support the resolution that mandates required training for all members, house employees and interns, and i look forward to learning more today about how this training will be implemented. the office of compliance plays an essential role for the employees of this institution in advancing workplace rights, safety, health, and accessibility. today thi

i think tim ryan from ohio, george bailey. ohio's got some great people in our caucus and i think they'll do well. cedric richmond who chairs the congressional black caucus from louisiana, these are people who i think will do well into the future. jeffries up in new york. we can't be a california/new york party, but i do believe that people like joe crowley from new york and others are just great people who have an opportunity to do well into the future. >> so you mentioned joe crowley a couple of times. of course we have chuck schumer as the top democrat in the house. if joe crowley was ever to be the head of the democrats in the house and schumer ahead of him in the senate, can we really have two guys from queens? i'm from new jersey so can we really have two guys from queens running the democratic party in the house and senate? >> we have some good people coming from pennsylvania -- >> that's tongue in cheek. >> i know, i know. >> some other people in queens giving me a hard time from the audience now. >> i think we're talk

age and the next rank which is corey booker, amy clover char --klobuchar the mayor of los angeles, tim ryan, congressman from ohio. last time republicans had to have two debates, a varsity, if it polls this way democrats in 2020 will have to have a varsity, jv and middle school debate. we will see who emerges. if elizabeth warren, i like her a lot, if she was the nominee i would support her in a heartbeat and how i would help her, write her a check and talk about her on my show and maybe walk precincts. i walked a lot of precincts. >> we are out of time. can we give bill press and ted bell -- >> good guy! [applause] >> thank you for coming. >> we will both be signing books in the book signing area. >> they will be in tents a and 6. [inaudible conversations] >> you are watching booktv on c-span2, television for serious readers. live coverage of the gaithersburg book festival in maryland. in a few minutes, another author, anne-marie ackerman -- ann marie ackermann, the german murderer who died defending robert e lee. we will be back with more coverage. >> we are looking at some offers recentl

representative walter jones, a dedicated member of the house armed services committee, and representative tim ryan, an outspoken advocate for american manufacturing my amendment supports american manufacturing. helps the domestic supply chain that spans 40 congressional districts from new york to california. the chair: the gentlelady's time has expired. does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> i claim time in opposition. i yield 30 seconds to the gentlelady from new york to finish her statement. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for 30 seconds. ms. tenney: thank you. again i want to emphasize that this amendment supports manufacturing and the domestic supply chain spans 40 congressional districts from new york to california and it decreases the department of defense's dependence on foreign producers and goods, removing the variability and uncertainty that comes with foreign sourcing of necessary materials for our military. it's the smart thing to do considering our goods are now made in china of this type. today we have the opportunity to give american manufacturing the boost it de

coming up on washington journal, ohio democratic congressman tim ryan will talk about the 2018 midterm elections. then, politico tech reporter john hendel

coming up wednesday morning, ohio democratic congressman tim ryan talks about the 2018 mid term elections. then politico tech reporter john hendel on wednesday's senate bill reinstating net neutrality rules. and we're live if bismarck, north dakota for the next stop on our c-span bus 50 capitals tour. the governor will talk about pop policy issues in his state. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >> a couple of budget hearings on c-span3 tomorrow. e.p.a. administrator scott pruitt scheduled to testify on his agency's 2019 budget live beginning at 9:30 a.m. eastern. and in the afternoon, f.b.i. director christopher way will answer questions about his bureau's budget requests. live at 2:30 p.m. eastern. also on c-span3. sunday on "q&a," university of virginia history professor william hitchcock on his book, the age of eisenhower, america and the world in the 1950's. >> i call it the disciplined presidency. eisenhower in the way he carried himself and the man he was was a disciplined man a great athlete when he was young. an organized

ohio, i think tim ryan . ohio has got some great people, richmond, who chairs the congressional black caucus from louisiana. these are people who i think will do well. but in new york. we can't be a california-new york party. people like joe crowley from new york. these are great people who will do well into the future. >> you mentioned joe crowley a couple times. chuck schumer is the top democrat in the house. joe crowley was ever to be the head of the democrats in the house, schumer head of the senate, can we have two guys from queens? i'm from new jersey. cominge got could people along. >> tongue-in-cheek. >> i know. i know. >> a hard time from the audience. legislative and political skills, in terms of the region they come from. i think they've just got the skills. there's a way to balance all of that out. i don't want to take anything away from them. i'm from the south. >> bmw makes a lot of vehicles there now. we had conversations for trade. traditional republican on trade. you talked about free trade,

brian: i saw congressman tim ryan at the white house correspondent dinner. they don't speak.ng against her and the money machine she is. steve: that's the peril if you speak out against somebody very powerful in leadership they don't help you with cash for your re-election and you wind up on no committees. ainsley: she is known for being able to fund raise. brian to two things can save the house for republicans impeachment and nancy pelosi. those are two things saying bring it on. keep talking about that. that will scare the american public. ainsley: let us know what you think. meantime hand it over to jillian who has headlines. >> good morning to you. get you caught up on headlines we are following. starting with. this u.s. soldier gunned down on monday. part of the pentagon's counter terrorism mission. 22-year-old army specialist gabriel khan killed outside kabul on first deployment. his family says he defined the word bravery. >> i'm very proud of who he is. he is the kind of son any mother would be proud to have. jillian: this marks the second u.s. combat death in afghani

goldman, cnn presidential historian and former director of the nicks-in presidential lawyer tim naftali and ryan cillizza and daniel goldman, i'll start with you, giuliani saying the president may not comply with the subpoena from mueller if he's subpoenaed. can he do that? >> you could certainly litigate this. i think we have to separate what he's talking about with executive privilege from the fifth amendment question which is a separate one. no president has ever asserted the fifth amendment. it's generally considered to be political suicide because you're saying that your statements can be incriminating and no one really wants the president of this country to be someone who has incriminating -- self-incriminating statements to make, but it has been litigated and it was hit gated back in nixon's time >> bill clinton's civil case was paula jones, right? >> no, the subpoena was -- yes, sorry, you're right. it was a civil case with paula jones, but the idea of a subpoena and asserting the executive privilege, so it has this specific question has never been answered, but there is a general view i

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ryan has announced his retirement and there is a struggle to determine who will be the top republican during the next session of prague -- congress. we have seen conservatives urging a republican of ohio, tim jordan. guest: freedom caucus member. guest: one of the founding members of the freedom caucus. there is some hesitance to that. but this is example of him flexing his muscles saying, remember, we are a core group of house republicans, and you need us. that is the dynamic that is paying out -- playing out here. host: possible immigration bill, a vote on the dream act would be one of those, which would affect at least 2 million dreamers. act with the usa border security. and there is an open slot for the speaker to insert something he would like to do. what is the likely victor in those options listed? guest: it is a little unclear. they have tested the waters with the goodlatte bill. it has gotten the least a much of support. that is embraced by the freedom caucus, but that was not necessarily worthy bulk of the votes go. centristsse, the joining with democrats to be supportive of some measure to help the drummers -- dreamers has really irritated the freedom caucus. is that anything t

pam) that was ryan smith reporting.doctors say, since both of deanna's kidneys are only operating at 20-percent, she will probably need a transplant in the future. meantime... apple's c-e-o times like deanna's inspire us to dream bigger and push harder every day.' (pam) now to massachusstes....where this big rig driver blames a bird .... for what is about to happen. dash-cam video shows a tanker hauling 12,000 gallons of gasoline.... swerve and take down a utility pole.the 63-year old driver says, a bird flew into his truck, but police do not believe that story.. they are still investigating. lawrence karnow: high pressure brought sunshine and warm temperatures to the bay area today. low clouds and fog lingered at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler and in the 50s and 60s. it is breezy again tonight especially near the coast. low clouds and fog will begin to move back into the bay and coast tonight and we could even see some coastal drizzle. doppler radar is showing a few more showers over the sierra and even a couple of snowflakes over the highest peaks. on the satellite you can see the low pressure center moving futher east while high pressure builds along the coast

ryan has announced his retirement and there is a struggle to determine who will be the top republican during the next session of prague -- congress. we have seen conservatives urging a republican of ohio, tim jordan. guest: freedom caucus member. guest: one of the founding members of the freedom caucus. there is some hesitance to that. but this is example of him flexing his muscles saying, remember, we are a core group of house republicans, and you need us. that is the dynamic that is paying out -- playing out here. host: possible immigration bill, a vote on the dream act would be one of those, which would affect at least 2 million dreamers. act with the usa border security. and there is an open slot for the speaker to insert something he would like to do. what is the likely victor in those options listed? guest: it is a little unclear. they have tested the waters with the goodlatte bill. it has gotten the least a much of support. that is embraced by the freedom caucus, but that was not necessarily worthy bulk of the votes go. centristsse, the joining with democrats to be supportive of some measure to help the drummers -- dreamers has really irritated the freedom caucus. is that anything t

evening our road to the white house coverage includes a stop in new hampshire, where congressman tim ryan recently addressed a group of democrats and an annual dinner. watch that tonight on c-span. >> commencement speeches all this week in primetime. winfrey, steve scalise, ron rosenstein. wednesday at 8:00 eastern, hillary clinton, rex tillerson, james mattis, and canadian prime minister justin trudeau. thursday at 8:00 eastern, tim kasich,vernor john governor kate brown, and congressman elise gutierrez. carter, betsymy devos, mark meadows, and the atlanta mayor. primetime.n >> education secretary betsy devos was on capitol hill to testify on the department's agenda. she spoke about school safety measures in response to recent school shootings. this portion of a hearing is just under 2.5 hours.

ryan smith of our tampa station. so deanna's mother then e-mailed apple ceo tim cook, thanking apple for developing this product.et this, he actually responded. >> yeah, so he tweeted a response actually, and he said stories like deanna's inspire us to dream bigger and push harder every day and buy more apple watches! i added the apple watch. >> the family said he also responded to them privately as well. so a very nice exchange there. and her doctor says it was amazing that the watch was able to detect this before she needed dialysis or a transplant. >> amazing. >>> coming up, the woman making no apologies for setting high standards. >> sorry not sorry for wanting to be rich. isn't that all of us? ♪ i want to be rich ♪ i want to be a billionaire >> you're watching "world news now." there are a lot of rich songs. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah. oisturizer whipped for instant absorption feel a light-as-air finish in a flash new olay whips ageless >>> have you made millions of dollars? >> no. >> are you a rich man? >> what do you mean rich? what do you mean? >> do you have a lot of possessions, a lot of money in the ban