i love you, ryan. >> then her texts became somewhat threatening. >> if i won i would have you and i wouldn'tnswered. >> you kill yourself, i kill myself. so come on, don't be selfish. >> that's the only thing i want to live for, you ryan. you keep me living. >> stop. you hurt yourself, and i'll know and i'll do the same. >> that's why i'm going to wreck my car, because all i can do is [ bleep ] up. so you would rather me die because i want to kill myself. good-bye, ryan. i love you. >> then the final message from ryan. >> you killing yourself is just another way for you to run away. >> just five or six minutes later, prosecutors say, justine winter drove her car into erin thompson's lane of traffic to commit suicide. but instead killed mother, child, unborn baby. the prosecution had made its case for murder. now the question was, what could justine winter's attorneys possibly say to make a jury believe otherwise? >> it was a way of exercising power and control in the relationship. >> the defense takes on the heart of the case. those texts, when "crossing the line" continues. ♪ ♪ [ male annou

and why didn't you ask me about the ryan gosselin thing? >> in the middle of the response i was questioning my own. >> first i want to talk to bill because like occupy wall street you were the first and only media presence to show up at the people protest. why is the media not paying enough attention? >> i was finally written on by the pink haired one. it was a day of days. i want to talk to you. right now they have the ryan gas lynn -- goes ling mask. this is actually a kitchen knife. the ingu knew tee of these kids, they are the mcgivers of outrage. >> you could never take that on a plane because it would be a weapon. >> you know what else would be a weapon -- >> the tsa hates this face. >> you know who really lost in all of this, hopefully ryan gosselin's publicist. >> you found the best people to make them look at good as they have done. good job. >> that's a fair question. it is a constant accusation that we are cherry picking. my response is now you have 270 cherries, and it is not picking. you have a gross of cherries. they don't make

greg, you said no one wants to be with their family on thanksgiving. and ryan you agreed. i just want to say i am looking forward to spending thanksgiving with my family. >> here we go. >> i am two for two on predictions. >> you can't say that you are two for two without proving. you have to tape yourself in a bathroom saying this is what is going to happen. >> unlike you i don't need to tape myself in a bathroom. >> why a bathroom? >> don't ask that question, patti ann. please, don't ask that question. >> bill, you said there were a million people willing to take the place having to work at midnight. well should we protest because we are in tough him and times? i will go norma ray. you do that anyway. you are a freak. said i agree, certain things should be protest edz. >> working at midnight on thanks -- thanksgiving night? >> and i assume they get paid over time? do they not. >> it still sucks. >> you suck. >> greg, you complained about mom and pop stores jacking up the prices. yes they have to charge more because they can't buy in bulk. that's why they under cut these s

i am glad you are glad to bed back.ie occupy ryan gosling. am i right? yes. >> bilgol, have i never seen you se emotional as i did at that rally. eti >> i finally feel like i have rl done something with my life. >> like i knew i was here andi w put on this world to do to something. and that something was tosen support any and all gosl ny g causes. >> lauren, i have never seen you as emotional as you were during this segment. >> i too am one of gosling's geese.ge i follow his flock wherever. >> one of ryan's gosling's. >> thank you for correcting my grammar.m >> i am team cooper. just throwing it out there.e 't >> you can't spell bradley>> t without rad. >> that's true. >> occupy wall street, matt, not surprisingly you have no sympathy for the occupy yes, sirs. i think it is important for all of us to remember, that none of the disgusting things being done by members of the occupy movement would beent wo possible if it weren't foribt people like matt mccall whot drove people to protest in theov first place. so congratulations, matt, you have basically yel

. >> thank you. ryan. >> good afternoon supervisors. i am a senior hazard assistance scientist for dtsc. the california department of toxic substances control has been involved with the hunters point shipyard since 1991 and the state of california's lead environmental oversight agency responsible for coordinating with other state agencies and insure that all characterization activities are conducted in accordance with california's applicable and relevant regulations. so, for parcel e-2, other state agency involved included the regional water quality control board, the california department of fish and game, the california department of resources, recycling and recovery and the california department of public health. so, we have reviewed the navy's plan and determined that the remedies that are currently proposed for this parcel would be protective of public health and the environment. thank you very much. >> good afternoon supervisors. i am an engineer and geeolgist with the california regional water quality control board, aka, the wate

you are a lucky man. and we will have music tonight, hot chelle rae. but first, let's welcome ryann. >> it's beautiful under the lights here on the red carpet, chris. now, the american music awards winners are chosen by you guys, the fans. so, we want to give you all a chance to ask the stars some questions yourselves. you've been sending them all week long, but it's not too late. go to the american music awards facebook page. chris, back to you. >> all right, thank, buddy. vanessa has moved down to her position on the other side of the red carpet. i am here with the beautiful jenny mccarthy, who put pockets in her dress. >> it's keeping me very warm right now. it's a little chilly. >> this should be a warmup for you for "rockin' new year's eve." >> i have four hours freezing. you have 20 -- >> i was complaining about an hour. you are getting groped by strangers for five hours. >> so worth it. we have such a good time. tune in this year. and right now, i have to tell you, tonight is looking awesome, the chicks are dressed hot. even though we're freezing our butts off. >> sometimes

ryan from wisconsin. welcome both. >> thank you. chairman ryan, what do you think the line-item veto could accomplish? and how can you get it passed? >> we're not suggesting it will fix all our fiscal problems, but what we think this will help do is help change the culture of spending here, that both parties have been a party to. what we want to do is basically give us this tool so that we can impair race the wasteful spending out of these spending bills. it's a constitutional version, so the president can pull a piece of pork out of the bill, send it back to congress, congress has to vote to it, no amendments, can't duck the vote, so we take the execution, the action, therefore it's constitutional, but this is a way of embarrassing pork out of the bills in the first place and getting after it if it's been put in there afterwards. again, both republicans and democrats have messed up this system. they have given us a lot of wasteful spending. we think this is a good tool that both of us agree on going after that wasteful spending. we want to show that we don't always go at each other's throats. we can

ryan drew something that was wonderfully etched. it was a beautiful character. i wanted to explore this woman and try to do justice to her. >> tell us how you did justice to the movie, ryan. >> i didn't come up with a clear message that i wanted to say. i wanted to explore an environment. i think young people deal with serious issues early on. the goal was to explore this rough environment through innocent eyes. >> was it particularly fascinating for you to do it here in your hometown? >> absolutely. i feel like we don't often see d.c. outside of politics shown on film. being from here, i just felt it was important to show d.c. style, d.c.'s culture on film. it hasn't really been shown, i thought, in a way that i think it should be. >> this is your first movie? >> this is my first feature, yes. understand it did well at the roxbury and urban world film festiva festivals. that's good stuff. >> we won best audience award and best screen play. >> i have to ask you, since you played in "ray," what it was like to work with jamie foxx. >> nice. i enjoyed every minute of it. >> okay. >> i was very fortunate. i have been fortunate to work with some

. >> can you ryan his name? >> shandy, bevey. never does anything, shows up late. always morose. >> that wasn't a rhyme. that is you there is no rhyme at all. >> i am done. >> that you are. >> i will see you next week. >>> all right, coming up, demi moore is dead set against dating younger guys. it didn't work out once, so why try it again, people. but first, when it comes to the war on humans, have the robots already won? the answer will astound you if you are still awake after the dull half 250eu78 -- half time report. >>> h it is a fox with a creepy trot. honda, the makers of the always dependable accord, are you welcome, honda, send me a free car, unveiled the latest humanoid robot and it is more autonomous than ever. that means frightening, right? the so-called azimo can recognize faces, perform sign language and open bottles without being controlled by a operator. more importantly it can run really, really fast meaning you won't be able to get away when he tries to kill you. that's what will happen. >> that is amazing. >> sherrod, for once you will be running

> explained what happens to our budget if we do nothing and what happens if we implement the ryan plan? do you agree with the ryan plan -->> is this on? can you hear me? the microphone is not on. that is a disadvantage. can i go back to three minutes? let me start with part of the promise. if we're stupid enough to do nothing, we will resemble greece. we will go bankrupt. it is not complicated. paul ryan has some good ideas. one of them is he would change medicare by going only for younger americans into a premium supports model. i favor as a choice the model. i do not favor a a mandatory model. my reason is simple. i want us to get back into a habit of giving the people a range of choices so that you are empowered, not the bureaucrats or politicians. if you believe in the free market, we should be able to design a series of choices or the marketplace and beats out the bureaucratic system and people go to it because it is better for them. not because they have been compelled. i also think that give you are dealing with something the size of medicare, you cannot course people. they will defeat

her specialties include ryan gosling, justin bieber, stephen colbert and kelly ripa. i'm impressed. if that's how you get ryan gosling to show up -- >> my pancake skills are limited to the mickey mouse. it is cute. >> that's better than mine, sort of like a blob. >>> this comes to us from washington, d.c. where the president made sure one pair of bird won't be anywhere near the sides of mashed potatoes and stuffing today. with the wave of his hand president obama saved two turkeys from becoming part of a thanksgiving feast. his daughters were in attendance, and the president continued a 20-year tradition granting a reprieve to the birds at the white house ceremony. the birds named liberty and peace are headed to george washington's home in virginia where a life of leisure awaits. we want lives of leisure, come on. >>> i'm lynn berry and this is "early today." this is your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> in belgium, all your disney favorites kept it cool. the annual snow and ice festival celebrates the 20th anniversary of disneyland paris with sculptures depicting disney greats. f

. >> paul ryan. >> you guys like paul ryan? (applause). >> what about paul ryan that you like?> the budget. he actually has a plan. he laid it out for people. if they like it, fine. if not, they don't, but he has a plan. >> also he understands the system and he can explain what is going on with the budget and taxing and all of the pieces. i don't think half of the rest of the house understands. >> he is more interested in getting things done than re-elected. he seems to be interested in getting things do. >> we have issa and ryan and i need one more. >> rubio. >> because he is one of the youngest senators? >> i like rubio because he can give speeches and say why lower taxes and lower government is best for america. >> i agree. free enterprise system and our government should protect our borders and deliver the mail and get out of business. my wife and i are independent business owners and we work hard to provide for our four kids and i'm sick of the government reaching in my pocket and take the money. >> do you agree? >> yes. >> one thing i like about the younger generation the

. >>> think you can outrun olympic runner ryan hall? you race against the man himself. >>> he's back. our favorite cranky siegels fan has posted another ranting youtube video following this weekend's loss. his team fell to the arizona cardinals and obviously he is not happy. >> i can't believe they lost. >> the guy is a passionate fan. i feel bad for his room and his belongings. they're always getting destroyed. >> [ bleep ]! >> i'm coming, i'm coming! >> his family is wondering what's going on in his room. >> didn't i show you on my last video that people are going to check me into [ bleep ] mercy medical hospital if [ bleep ] happens? we have the worst defense that the nfl has ever seen. so the worst, worst, worst, worst, worst, worst [ bleep ] defense ever! >> you're just, you just looking at him like a disapproving mother. like hmm. >> now i know why his brother is on the other side of the door saying, your mom wants you to wash your mouth out with a bar of soap. >>> we think go pro cameras on lots of things. skis, skateboards, helm

. >> paul ryan. >> you guys like paul ryan?hat you guys like? >> that's the most important thing, he actually has a plan, he's laid it out for people. if they like it, fine. if they don't, they don't. but at least he has a plan. >> paul ryan. >> also, he understands the whole system. he can explain what's going on with the budget and taxing and all those pieces of it and i don't think half of the rest of the house understand it. >> he seems more about getting things done than being re-elected. >> okay, we've got issa and ryan, and one more. >> rubio. >> that's your guy? because he's one of the youngest senators. >> i like marco rubio because he can give speeches and say why lower tacks and lower government is right for the rest of america. >> i totally agree with what you said. our government should protect our borders and deliver mail. get out of business. i'm affiliated with amway global, ask we work hard to provide for our kids and i'm sick of the government reaching in our pockets and taking the money from us. >> you guys a

if you believe paul ryan's plan will save money and believe it costs the cost of health insurance by ch and paul ryan tell you, they don't score that competition. if you believe it works, the key cost control for republicans right now is in the affordable care act. >> i think we are getting too much into this. i think there's actually a great opportunity here. i think there's a miscalculation by romney, if he touts obama care he's going to have the same type of election that happened in the midterms in 2010. it was a cross generational divide. young people didn't come out. they weren't paying attention. there's an opportunity for obama to stir up their base. >> it's one of the first things that did kick in. >> i think part of the miscalculation for the republican party is they think they are going into an election season of 2010 where the tea party base was all riled up and super excited. obama has better communication. you can't share what the big plan is and how it impacts you, it's a big deal. everybody here is pretty informed. what he needs to do is instead of walking away, feelin

she's a wonderful person. >> you and he now do something sort of together, a program to help kids like ryanupid, ridiculous act and actually try to help them not to do that. and that was a program created by dr. robert goldman called the taste program, thinking anger manage the social skills and talking empathy. ryan would speak at the first class and i would speak at the last class, which i still do. ryan had to do that for community service for one year, but then he continued and volunteered for an additional three years. >> but he could have gone to jail for maybe the rest of his life, for 20-plus years. >> yes. >> and he didn't because you went to the judge and said, don't do it. >> actually, i spoke with the d.a., which they all thought i was nuts and looked at me and said, what, are you crazy in you're too easy. but they listened to me. i just couldn't see how taking a child who did a stupid, ridiculous act and putting him -- sending him away for 25 years, you know, what would that do?

you. >> bill: the movie saving private ryan you both saw that critically acclaimed for depiction of the world war ii d-day invasion. [explosions] [shouting] ♪ >> bill: private ryan was favored to win the best picture of the year oscar but lost it in a surprise upset to which film? >> bill: the answer is shakespeare in love. >> i thought they were different years. >> bill: you have one more chance to get one right. there is war. mash followed a wacky bunch of doctors bra. play with dolls. my last wish to be married in my mother's wedding gown. i'm nuts. i should be out. >> horse hockey. >> bill: okay. the tv show mash lasted 11 seasons. about how long did the actual korean war last? look at them. all right. maccallum is out of the gate. b. >> bill: three years. i knew this was -- didn't i say to you before we started this. >> are you happy? >> bill: you know i'm not happy. you know i root for you. when we last left quiz kids martha maccallum didn't get any of the war things right. >> that wasn't me. >> bill: i any you pay attention to that we are very optimistic. here is question number 1

tonight and i'll tell you to ryan says it will keep to its nuclear program denying claims in the u.n. nuclear watchdog latest report that suggest is building weapons experts are worried the study is just a pretext for a preemptive strike on iran also. thousands of students from all over britain gather in central london to protest against education cuts and tuition fee hikes. plus nato peacekeepers have used tear gas to take over a serbian barricade erected in northern kosovo as the long lasting standoff in the region between careful forces and local service continues we'll bring you the latest and. the leaning tower of debts collapses on its knees pm berlusconi has promised resignation spots fresh market panic and said rome was borrowing costs soaring.

owens, abc news, dallas. >> thank you, ryan. >>> meanwhile, it lasted fewer than five hours. lindsay lohan has served her time behind bars. a judge last week sentenced her to 30 days. after reporting to jail last night, he was released early this morning pause of overcrowding. >>> next time you park your car, do yourself a favorite and park your car. make sure it's not moving as you walk away. look at this. the driver overseas left his car in neutral. watch what happens as it lams in the back of another car and goes right down on to the highway. nose-diving on to the busy street. the car was driverless, and in fact it did strike the highway without taking out any other cars. >> oh, wow. >> so lucky it -- >> incredibly lucky. let's park our cars, people. that's the take-away. >>> let's go to sam champion, a merry monday morning to you. >> well -- if anyone can pull it off, you can, robin. okay, happy monday, everybody. this is one powerful front. it brought the cold weather and snow into the southwest. some of these thunderstorms could carry tornadoes. w

you. >> bill: the movie saving private ryan you both saw that critically acclaimed for depiction of the d war ii d-day invasion. [explosions] [shouting] ♪ >> bill: private ryan was favored to win the best picture of the year oscar but lost it in a surprise upset to which film? >> bill: the answer is shakespeare in love. >> i thought they were different years. >> bill: you have one more chance to get one right. there is war. mash followed a wacky bunch of doctors bra. play with dolls. my last wish to be married in my mother's wedding gown. i'm nuts. i should be out. >> horse hockey. >> bill: okay. the tv show mash lasted 11 seasons. about how long did the actual korean war last? look at them. all right. maccallum is out of the gate. b. >> bill: three years. i knew this was -- didn't i say to you before we started this. >> are you happy? >> bill: you know i'm not happy. you know i root for you. when we last left quiz kids martha maccallum didn't get any of the warhings right. >> that wasn't me. >> bill: i any you pay attention to that we are very optimistic. here is question number 1, in t

you. >> i am ryan adams and i am here on behalf of my neighbor. where reside in a private apartment but there 8 sro's in the building. he is also disabled and has vascular necrosis, he cannot raise his left leg. he is -- the fourth floor, he is the furthest from the front door. our elevator has -- he wanted to be here but could not. the elevator and i lived there for two years, he's been there since 2006. maybe seven months out of the year there is no elevator on average. i have watched him dying coming up the stairs. he cannot lift his left leg. the bathtub is 22 inches from the floor and there is no sure head or bars. there is no management to maintain either. there is also the safety issues of having strangers come in. the plumbing in this building and the lighting for him to walk down the hall. his biggest challenge is having an elevator. it would significantly be improved. if there were an elevator. supervisor mar: thank you for having compassionate anthony -- empathy for your neighbor. supervisor cohen: i have a couple of questions for you.

owens, abc news, houston. >> thank you, ryan. >>> meanwhile, a veryue operation is under way in africa. take a look. two-ton rhinos being air-lifted to protect them from poachers. the rhinos are put to sleep. and they're hoisted and flown -- i don't want to say exactly how many miles. but they're thrown to a protected area. the trip is less stressful for them to make than a truck ride over land. no animals were hurt. and they're safe, now, from poachers. >>> now, diane sawyer with a preview of tonight's "world news." diane? >> great to say good morning to you, josh, and everybody at "good morning america." with so many americans asked to do more with less, we have a question. why are members of congress still getting lavish pension plans? is it fair? well, chris cuomo is going to tackle that question tonight on "world news." be sure to watch. >>> one other programming note. a game we have all been waiting for, the latest game of the century. number one, lsu, number two, alabama. tomorrow, 9:00 a.m. eastern for pregame coverage. it doesn't get better,

you know who that is, bill. her specialties include ryan gosling, justin bieber, stephen colbert and kielly ripa. >> could you identify -- >> you didn't think the biebs looked exactly like himself? >> he did. >> ryan gosling does not have facial hair so they need to start googling that. >>> this comes to us from washington, d.c. where the president made sure one pair of bird won't be anywhere near the sides of mashed potatoes and stuffing today. with the wave of his hand president obama saved two turkeys from becoming part of a thanksgiving feast. with his daughters in attendance, the president continued a 20-year traditigran reprieve. the birds named liberty and peace are headed to george washington's home in virginia where a life of leisure awaits. >>> i'm lynn berry and this is "early today." >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> after soggy weather, drier weather is finally pushing in. this is what we will be dealing with as we go throughout the day. clear skies overnight. pretty chilly right now at the airpor