not tim ryan, or his immediately family, this is tim ryan, i have been told. ohio. he's been coy about the timing of his decision so far, because no one asked him. ( laughter ) but during an appearance on cnn last night, erin burnett, for some reason, pressed him for answers. >> when are you going to decide? >> uh... i don't feel any pressure for any timeline at this point. >> stephen: i totally get that, tim. i'm thinking about becoming a power forward for the lakers. when will i decide? you'll just have to wait. i don't feel any pressure for any timeline at this point. meanwhile, following his conviction this week, drug kingpin el chapo is probably headed to a super-max prison in colorado, which is known as "the alcatraz of the rockies," giving it a slightly snazzier nickname than pike county correctional in pennsylvania, known as "the rikers of the poconos!" ( laughter ) meanwhile, meanwhile-- a lot of honeymooning convicts go there, heart-shaped cells. meanwhile, in sports news, the canadian football league has announced-- let me pause right there-- first

we will also hear the exclusively from democratic congressman tim ryan a member of the house appropriations committee on those same negotiations as well as the theme of socialism taking a hold of some of his democratic colleagues in the run up to 202y interview with secretary of state mike pompeo this morning just days ago on mornings with maria on the fox business network the secretary sat down with me after-hours of the president's state of the union address for a discussion including trade negotiations with china why beijing's theft of american intellectual property should be a sticking point for any agreement plus investigative journalist john solomon is here with a brand new op-ed out this morning in the hill, entitled the case for russian collusion against the democrats. he will tell us what his latest reporting has uncovered all that and much more right now as we look ahead on sunday morning futures. we begin this morning with congressional negotiations coming up against a february 15 deadline to strike a deal on border security and avert another partial government shutdown. lawmaker

congressman tim ryan is one of them.s are basically conversation starters. >> these plans across the board i really value statements. these are value documents. >> lisa: you also have democrats like senator chris murphy that are embracing it. >> i think it's absolutely realistic. an think we need to set our sights high. there are a lot of people who have said it wasn't realistic for united states to get a man on the moon by the end of the 1960s. >> lisa: melissa, is this realistic? i just saw your actions i have to with you. speech he was really interesting about this is the people who would pay the greatest price for this are the exact people with the democrats claim to represen represent. it's such an elitist idea, where you don't take into mind the fact that when energy prices go up it hurts low income and working-class people the most. the idea that it eliminates a lot of jobs and they talk about the millions of new jobs that will come. those are other jobs where you have to be trained very specifically at a high lev

and we will learn more about it with tim ryan. that is next.is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching "balance of power" on bloomberg television. i'm david westin. pwc every year does a survey on ceos. optimism replaced by pessimism linked to issues that we deal with everyday. >> last year, we saw increase in optimism around gdp growth. that was specific to countries. this year we saw a decline in optimism and i think a large part goes to the uncertainty. when ceos see uncertainty around trade, like brexit and the government shutdown, those things are on people's minds. we saw that in the survey. david: it is important about when the survey was done, when did it go out? >> october, november timeframe. david: we did not have the government shutdown yet, but it was on the horizon. >> exactly. david: in north america, you saw substantial decline in optimism, how much of that is because a year ago we were getting tax cuts and it was looking good, the bottom line come after taxes. but this year not so much. >> there was uncertainty to the upside, peop

liz: ohio democrat tim ryan considering running.le to business. back off the anti-cappist, socialist push. kamala harris also saying success should not be vilified. this as bernie sanders is going after potential candidate howard schultz. >> why is howard schultz on every television nation this country? why are you courting howard schultz? because he's a billionaire. there are a lot of people i know personally who work hard for a living who make $40,000 and $50,000 a year who know more about politics than howard schultz. but anybody who is a billionaire who can throw a lot of tv ads on television suddenly become very, very credible. liz: vince, your take on bernie sanders and politics. >> he's the financial frontrunner of the democratic party. the reason we are talking about bernie sanders is he has the financial strength in all these states. he has the same power as howard schultz does which is to make sure he can get on the ballot and he can be president and run advertising and make his case to the american public. of course, he p

one of the people considering to jump in the race is my next guest, congressman tim ryan of ohio. nk you for being with us. >> thanks, reverend. >> are you going to run for president, congressman ryan? >> i'm not sure. i'm not sure. i've got a lot of considerations, but the biggest one, really, is my concern for the country. i mean, it's not just donald trump and what he's doing to the country right now. that's obviously very important and something we got to keep our eye on, but while we're doing that, we've fallen behind. economically we're falling behind, most families aren't seeing the benefits of the economy, the stock market, of the unemployment rate. china's breathing down our necks, we're falling behind in 5g and all kinds of technologies and you get to a point where you fall behind so much it gets tough to get back bhahead. that's why i'm considering it in the first place. >> there's a talk about we cannot continue to see democratic leadership that only appeals to the west coast and the east coast and not the states and cities in between. you are a congressman from ohio, a

ohio democratic congressman tim ryan on the speaker, nancy pelosi, and what she should be offering. national border patrol counsel president on what could happen now if he doesn't get that wall in the offing. and joni ernst with some advice for democrats that will be responding. first of all, john roberts at the white house where the president is repairing. >> he is. he will be giving that speak in a few hours as you pointed out. the border wall, border security will form a large section of that. members of the conference committee that have until february 15 to come up with a solution to open the government and satisfy border security are expressing optimism that there they be a way out of this. the staffs are beginning to talk together. there's some measure of cooperation going on there. this is significant. tomorrow they will be invited to capitol hill for briefings. members:customs and border protection, ice, other agencies tasked with border security. they hope to learn enough from them that they can come up with some sort of comprehensive solution. there's overriding this the

whatever you want to call it, with me is tim ryan, democrat from ohio.ut you in a progressive, pragmatic, whatever camp. so i'm just going to simply ask you, where are you on amazon? you wrote a letter saying you would bring them there. where are you on the idea of tax break incentives to lure jobs to a community? >> i think the current race to the bottom in states and communities are forced into doing is disgusting. it erodes the local tax base. it does hurt the communities in a lot of ways, and as i said, it's a race to the bottom. i do think that all of us should come together and try to stop that. there should be federal legislation to stop this race to the bottom. but having said that, i come from a community that needs jobs. needs work. we need higher wages. we need private sector investment. and so while you can be for a progressive tax code, which i'm for. you can be for trying to end the concentration of wealth that is devastating our economy and our middle class, which i'm for. you saw the study where 400 people in the country have more wealth

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this is tim ryan, this morning. >> i believe that every able- bodied american has to go to work, theye to work hard just like everybody else. work needs to pay too. but for most workers in the last 30 years, they have not seen a raise. she is trying to highlight these issues. >> this was several concerns by the republicans. arty is on thi know where the republican party is. we are against the green ne deal. >> reporter: they have been putting out the most correct up- to-date green deal to avoid any confusion. >>> bipartisan talks, and this negotiating committee made up with senate lawmakers from each party, they were hoping to reach a deal by tomorrow and giving congress a time to pass the bill before the friday deadline but both sides are far apart over how much money would go towards a border wall. another sticking point appears to be how many undocumented immigrants could be detained in u. s. custody. >> i say, 50-50 we get a deal and i hope and pray that we do. >> we are not to appoint that we could announce a deal negotiations are still going on. >> if the bipartisan committee ca

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note a -- it is not a number, i don't know if it is 9 or 30, but when i speak to tim ryan, my friend in ohio, he said those industrial workers who make 40 dollars an hour, they don't want to make 15. we don't know what right number is. >> 15 in one area is different from 15 in another area. 15 in new york city, is different from 15 dollars in topeka kansas, that is the problem but what is a live could wage. that is why the government should not dictate this. why are we -- let the states decide. >> bringing it back to candidates, i am for small government. i am for common sense, unfortunately, those types of mantras don't work in an election, no one wants to hear we have a lot of debt, we have problems, we have be fiscally responsible, they want the unattainable promises that is what is getting us in trouble are the pipe dreams that resonate from certain candidates and charisma. >> caroll, do you think that people are really going to vote on you know, aoc is pitching now as part z that green new deal, you get paid even if you don't want to work. >> i think that people vote on personal

brian: let's bring in ohio congressman tim ryan.hing all this take place overseas, i imagine. they are 12 hours ahead of us. what is your practical hope for the result of kim jong un trump 2? >> well, i'm very cautious when i see what's happening. this is a regime that does not want to give up their nuclear program because they feel that's key to their own survival, that's the only way they think they survive in that region is have nuclear weapons. so i'm very, very conscious with anything that's going to come out of there. we will see how it goes today and tomorrow. ainsley: congressman, the house passed a resolution to block the president's emergency declaration. you were a part of that you have said that the constitution mandates that congress not the executive branch has the power of the purse. why do you think that the wall would be ineffective and expensive? >> well, first and foremost, the congress appropriated money to go to projects like in northeast ohio and in ohio we are going to potentially lose about $80 million of mil

ofm just my own observation the two politicians that always are to mind our tim ryan -- tim ryan andared brown. host: both from ohio. caller: every time i listen to upm, i just -- it fires me god,se i don't, honest to i do not see where they have accomplished anything. all they do is talk. i never see -- i keep an i on what goes on in ohio -- i just never see any action. i practically had to give my house a way to get out of there and i left skidmarks leaving town. host: you left for a better job, i assume? caller: no, i retired. ones just -- i lived like mile from youngstown state university. everything went to crap. it was just unbelievable. i think it could have been prevented. you had to see this stuff coming over the last 30 years or so. host: who do you blame? unions, trade deals? partially, if to not all, i have to put some of the blame on nafta if not all of it. youngstown was a big business down and it was a big uniontown -- union town. if companies were in trouble, i did not always agree with everything a union did, but if a company has got problems, you cannot convince me

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here is congressman tim ryan on sunday morning futures. >> i believe that every able- body american needsrk. they need to work hard just like everybody else, but work needs to pay too, and the problem is for most workers the last 30 years, they haven't seen a raise , and i think with what she's trying to do is highlight these issues. >> but the unwilling to work line was just one of several concerns by republicans white house interim chief of staff mick mulvaney on fox fox news sunday just this morning. >> i know where the republican party is and by the way it's fun to be in a party where we're united and the other side is divided: >> congresswoman's team has been putting out the correct deal to the public to avoid any confusion again this is a non-binding resolution but certainly prompting conversation arthel? >> thank you, david. >> with well what are the chances of the green new deal being enacted? >> eric how realistic do you think is this green new deal? >> completely unrealistic, but it's not really meant to be realistic, you have to give congresswoman ocasio-cortez credit while hal

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ohio democratic congressman tim ryan sounded like he was running for the white house.being here. >> debby tweets, is there any democrat not running for president? >> neil: a very good point. very crowded. >> robert sends to us, why not? he may be the best option. >> neil: very moderate. can you be moderate? i get you can. >> dennis, keep going. there won't be any democrats left to run the government. they'll be campaigning. someone will be there. amelda, he's one of the most moderate. he has no chance. >> neil: he is hanging left. >> susan, soon it will be easier to name the dems that are not running. >> neil: the only one i can think of prominence, the freshman democrat, alexandria ocasio-cortez. she can't. she's only 29 years old. too young to run right knew. but not to young to influence those that already are. especially with their pitch this week targeting emissions from planes and cows with what she calls a green new deal. a lot of this called this a raw deal. that was coming across loud and clear. >> yeah. mike tweets, stop flying in planes? okay. this is going

sweetheart deals for stadiums or any of this stuff, but they're a fact of political life and do we have tim ryanw the other day and he was, like, look, i think these are the problems here, but i would love for them to com to ohio and if you think that the green new deal wouldn't look like the amazon deal onteroids with the government leaning in and giving away subsidies to steer the company you're kidding yourself. >> thank you. this is a debate that is obviously going to continue. that is all we have for today. thank you for watching. we'll be backxt week, i promise, because if it's sunday it's "meet the press." >>> a dramatic twist in the jussie smollett case. looking into whether the actor staged the alleged assault himself. >>> declaring war on the president's emergency declaration. the latest from the fierce fight over theorder wall in both congress and the courts. >>> a reality check for students. the new program teaching high schoolers how to spot fake. >>> terror on the track at daytona. a fiery crash wipes outf half o the drivers in the fin minut of the race. who emerged from the wrecka

. >>> over night a new possible entry into the 2020 race for president, democratic congressman tim ryan burnett he may be next. >> i don't feel any pressure for any timeline at this point but i am seriously considering it. the country is divided. we can't get anything done because of these huge divisions that we have. and people in communities like the ones i represent, erin, are suffering because of this division. you can't win the future divided. >> so how can we measure the relative success or failure of the rollouts so far? name's chris and harry have now new power rankings for the 2020 race. harry is the one who got up to tell us about it. >> yes, did i and that's six out of the last seven days. good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> let's go 10 through six and then we'll go five through one. here's our six through ten. you can read them on the screen. i think a few notable ones here. sherrod brown we backed down to number ten only because he hasn't launched yet. a lot of the other candidates we tend to have up towards the top we give them a bonus forgetting in because if you

sweetheart deals for o stadiur any of this stuff, but they're a fact of political life and do we have tim ryanr day and he was, like, look, iink these are the problems here, but i would love for them to come to ohio and if you think that the green new dealdn wo look like the amazon deal on steroids with the government leaning in and giving away subsidies to steer the company you're kidding yourse.. >> thank y this is a debate that is obviously going to continue. that is all we have for thank you for watching. we'll be back next week, i prise, because if it's sunday it's "meet the press."

sweetheart deals for stadiums or any of this stuff, but they're a fact of political life and do we have tim ryanr day and he was, like, look, i think these are the problems here, but i would love for them to come to ohio and if you think that the green new deal wouldn't look like the amazon deal on steroids with the government leaning in and giving away subsidies to steer the company you're kidding yourself. >> thank you. this is a debate that is obviously going to continue. that is all we have for today. thank you for watching. we'll be back next week, i promise, because if it's sunday it's "meet the press." . >>> hockey town. please welcome to the ice. >> the stories on endless. >> today, the story we have been waiting for. the story has put detroit on the map. >> always hockey town. >> inspiring. >> you got a lot of young kids that love and believe in the game. ready? why not? why not? >> that was my turn to give back

tim ryan, appreciate your time congressman, the president's biggest allies in congress, the freedom caucus, i mentioned mark meadows there, they want another week. what's another week going to do? >> probably not a whole lot. i mean, i think we're in the same position and as the country's watching this, it's, you know, democrats and republicans in congress making a deal. obviously people who have different philosophies on how to govern, coming together for some agreement, and then the president waiting to see what the extreme right wing talk radio circuit, rush limbaugh, laura ingram, and others have to say about it, and then he follows their lead, so i get a little bit worried about that. but one week's not going to make much of a difference because those basic structures are all still going to be in place. >> speaking of structures, all of this is about a structure, president trump said today that no matter what's in this bill, and i guess the more operative thing would be what is not in this bill which is explicit wall funding, not very much of it, 1.3 billion. okay, so what, i'm going

sweetheart deals for stadiums or any of this stuff, but they're a fact of political life and do we have tim ryanhe was, like, look, i think these are the problems here, but i would love for them to come to ohio and if you think that the green new deal wouldn't look like the amazon deal on steroids with the government leaning in and giving away subsidies to steer the company you're kidding yourself. >> thank you. this is a debate that is obviously going to continue. that is all we have for today. thank you for watching. we'll be back next week, i promise, because if it's sunday it's "meet the press." (mom) is that for me? (dad) mhm. aaaah! (mom) nooooo... (dad) nooooo... (son) nooooo... (avo) quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent than the leading ordinary brand. [son loudly clears throat] [mom sighs] [mom and dad laugh] (avo) bounty, the quicker picker upper. - want to take your next vacation to new heights? tripadvisor now lets you book over 100,000 tours, attractions, and experiences in destinations around the world like new york, from bus tour

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tim ryan ran against nancy pelosi to be speaker of the house, he lost.status of that conversation in. >> i'm going to offer a warm take. just to tepid. i hope useful. two things about the democrats running it seems to me. one is maybe the most important one is, can they get away from being branded as socialists? so that you know which trump is obviously already complaining about. >> i like the way you've structured that sentence, they are being branded. >> how do you fight against this notion that caring about working families, caring about health care is somewhat anathema to americans, but specifically to college-educated women in swing states that are going to be key voters. you know, not withstanding your point about younger voters, diverse voters, you have to run the races with an eye toward the voters who are going to come out to vote. if the republicans can start branding democrats as socialists, does that give more moderate democrats a better shot? second question i have is, is anyone going to come out and really hit hard at the president? we're s

lots of people talking about the ongoing steve king in which you have tim ryan of ohio talking aboutt that he's promoting a website. there's all of this other stuff in the ether that's happening at the same time. i'm wondering, northam as a democrat, as somebody who is a member of the party, in a very important swing state, if there are people around him who are cognizant of the fact that this all gets pulled in to the importance of virginia and virginia for 2020, the obligation that democratic party has to african-americans who -- upon whom they are dependent on to win elections it's a lot. give me your thoughts. >> the irony they would be elevating in his lieutenant governor an african-american the lone statewide official who is black, justin fairfax, as lieutenant governor, to the office if northam resigns. by pushing him out, sensibly over not really his racist photo, this isn't really about that, it's about the earlier couldn'ters ha couldn't controversy house bill which is a roll back of abortion restrictions in the state they had been targeting northam about this week and, you

all these other people in negotiations and tim ryan was actually talking, twhi maria over the weekend that there was even an issue with bids at the border. where did this come from? where did that come from. ainsley: a lot of republicans felt that over the weekend. another stall tactic. something else to bring up. california very progressive state as you know. gavin newsom is the new governor there climate change, income inequality. you knower with stands. he accident like all the troops on the border. he is saying that he possibly might pull 400 troops that rah signed to duties there on the southern border of california. steve: well, is he expected to do it. keep in mind it was last year that jerry brown the previous governor, went along with the administration, the trump administration, and installed 400 to our southern border. now newsome is going to pull them and assign them to other things, unclear if the federal financing for the troops will continue if they are redirected. but, right now they are currently being paid by the federal government. it looks like about 100 are going

sepsis is treatable and survivable but, as ryan knows, a late diagnosis can make things far worse. tim no—deal brexit is the stuff of nightmares. speaking at the nfu conference in birmingham, minette batters also said it was absolutely shocking farmers still don't know what trade conditions they'll be operating in after the uk leaves the european union. the environment secretary michael gove told the conference he's confident there will be a deal. more than 300 bin workers in birmingham are starting the first of a series of strikes in a dispute with the city council. the action is in protest at payments made to some bin workers who didn't take part in industrial action 18 months ago, when thousands of tonnes of rubbish piled up on the streets. a police search is under way in australia for a missing british tourist and his french companion. the alarm was raised when a passer—by found items belonging to 20—year—old hugo palmer, who's from east sussex, on shelly beach on the new south wales coast. detectives said they'd later discovered the pair's rental car in a nearby car park. the fore

sepsis is treatable and survivable but, as ryan knows, a late diagnosis can make things far worse. tim plans to bring golden eagles back to the skies of wales, breakfast'sjohn maguire is there. good morning. we are in the brecon beacons, this plan to introduce golden eagles is in snowdonia in north wales. i heard you talking about sharks just earlier, this also is an apex predator right at the top of the food chain. a golden eagle, absolutely beautiful. his handler is keeping him nice and calm this morning. look at his feet, his talo ns morning. look at his feet, his talons are huge. you were telling me you could pierce blood. a powerful bird. wingspan is seven feet depending on weather it is male orfemale. feet depending on weather it is male or female. the idea is to reintroduce them, they have been missing, they are in isolated pockets of northern ireland and scotland, just under 500 breeding pairs, the idea to re—introduce them into snowdonia. not everybody is on board. we will talk about the debate later. after the news, travel and weather wherever you are. good morning, i'm asad

sepsis is treatable and survivable but, as ryan knows, a late diagnosis can make things far worse. timy representative of london. but the commissioner cressida dick told our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw that the met‘s "utterly different" to how it was twenty years ago, when it was branded institutionally racist by the mcpherson report into the aftermath of stephen lawrence's murder in eltham. what i do see is a real desire to speed up in terms of the proportion of our recruits that are from black and minority ethnic groups, to make sure we retain them, to make sure we progress them, and the comment that you referred to was on the present rate, the last rate of trajectory, it would take a very long time. that's why we are investing more in it, that is why we are campaigning more strongly on it. that is why we're trying break down stereotypes and barriers that exist in some of our communities or some parts of some of our communities about how people may see their metropolitan police. so obviously i am ambitious to speed that right up and we have set ourselves quite challenging

sepsis is treatable and survivable but, as ryan knows, a late diagnosis can make things far worse. timarticularly across central and eastern areas of england and scotla nd eastern areas of england and scotland through today, but also some showers. the western side of scotland, northern england, a scattering of showers across wales and north—west england but all the while turning increasingly wet and windy across northern ireland through the day. in the best of the sunshine 11 or 12 degrees and in place as a frosty starts just eight or nine therefore scotland and northern ireland. the winch will be strengthening particularly as the train settles on so up the across northern ireland, the western isles of scotland. the rain coming down into northern england and patchy rain across wales, further south across england it should be mainly dry overnight but cloudy and mild and the like just gone. lows of around six or 7 degrees. still simmering around tomorrow, across northern ireland and scotland and northern england, becoming apache as it works its way eastward throughout the day. the best o

sepsis is treatable and survivable but, as ryan knows, a late diagnosis can make things far worse. timepsis in 2014 just after his first birthday. melissa, thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us. i have been looking at the video you made in memory of your beautiful boy william to raise awareness of sepsis. you said in that video, this really struck me, i didn't know about sepsis and the doctors didn't suspect it. what did they think what's wrong with william? for the whole time we took him to the doctors we were sent away with the diagnosis of a viral cough. like you say, they didn't suspect it at all, and if they are not going to suspect that i will not think about it, because i simply did not know what it was. how quickly did it become clear that william was gravely ill? from his first symptom of sepsis to his death was 36 hours, we were sent home during that period even though he was gravely ill, and i think highlighting ryan's story, he was sent home by the gp. in many circumstances these kinds of tests are fantastic but we need to make sure that the people in the comm

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