did you -- ryan? ryan? ryan? ryan? oh, my god. i think we might have broke him. ryan? ryan? um -- we're going to take a break. "dick clark's new year's rockin' ryan seacrest eve with dick clark and new year's" airs live on december 31st -- even that didn't bring him to life? oh, my god. at 8:00 here on abc. we'll be right back. ryan seacrest, everybody. vo: this is the hp x360. it has some pretty crazy moves. and these are some of the biggest vine, instagram, and youtube stars on the web. bring them all together with one of the hottest artists in the world... and you create a music video like never before. now that's how you bend the rules. introducing the next generation hp x360. camso anna switched him to rd to conceal. iams indoor weight and hairball care. now that he's lost the weight, he's a bit of a show-off. just one of many iams formulas to keep love strong. from their favorite aunt? boy: is she here? julia: yeah. i am. girl: mom says you give fancy gifts because you don't have a boyfriend. julia: i don't have a boyfriend. i have lots of boyfriends. ask around. prese

did you -- ryan? ryan? ryan? ryan? oh, my god. i think we might have broke him. ryan? ryan? um -- we're going to take a break. "dick clark's new year's rockin' ryan seacrest eve with dick clark and new year's" airs live on december 31st at 8:00 here on abc. we'll be right back. ryan seacrest, everybody. we did it. we did it! ♪ it is official, we gave the people what they wanted. the nation's strongest lte signal. this is a big deal! soak it in! just let it wash over you like a warm bath. so far, you're horrible at this, flo. yeah, no talent for drawing, flo. house! car! oh, raise the roof! no one? remember when we used to raise the roof, diane? oh, quiet, richard, i'm trying to make sense of flo's terrible drawing. i'll draw the pants off that thing. oh, oh, hats on hamburgers! dancing! drive-in movie theater! home and auto. lamp! squares. stupid, dumb. lines. [ alarm rings ] no! home and auto bundle from progressive. saves you money. yay, game night, so much fun. and this turpigen is tur die for. harold: what's a turpigen? julia: it's a chicken inside of a pig inside of a

ryan this is really good. but you really didn't believe her i thought at that was like a mom instinct. ryan's potential was obvious. he was introduced to the art therapist gabby at the maria childrens's hospital where he was being treated. >> drawing and painting gave ryan an outlet for his feeling and helped with his recovery. i felt like, i had monsters inside me like the chemo monsters. >> and you know i just drew at lot of color because, you know, that, different sets of chemo and weird looking colors. once he got into art a little more you could see awas having fun laughing and joking his temperament changed like his temperament ryan paintings changed too from chemo monsters to clouds and trees and flowers. ryan also used his new found art skills to enter a nation-wide children miracle network contest to design a tissue box around theme what i love about school. he won the contest and the honor of being carried in major retail chain. did you go to wal-mart and buy your tissues there? >> yeah. how many box

i know that other players are much better athletes than ryan but they didn't work as hard as ryan. he was the first one on the field and probably the last one to leave. >> reporter: but giving his all on the field would eventually exact a price. >> i said ryan you cangt continue to play this way. because you getting hurt, and you're not going to be able to continue to play this way. and he said, this is the only way i know how to play. this was his exact words. mom, this is the only way i know how to play. >> reporter: by his mid 20s freel was struggling with add and alcohol addiction. he began playing impulsively and was often angry. >> were there other red flags? >> the way he handled himself, being depressed, i thought something could be wrong with him but he wouldn't go to the doctor. i only knew what he told me. i'm not sure if he was open enough with the doctors to el them how he felt. ut much later he would tell me, mom something is wrong with me. i feel like i'm inside a jar, my brain is not working right. feel like somebody is just pressing my head. >> reporter: by 2010 af

i know that other players are much better athletes than ryan but they didn't work as hard as ryan. he was the first one on the field and probably the last one to leave. >> reporter: but giving his all on the field would eventually exact a price. >> i said ryan you cangt continue to play this way. because you getting hurt, and you're not going to be able to continue to play this way. and he said, this is the only way i know how to play. this was his exact words. mom, this is the only way i know how to play. >> reporter: by his mid 20s freel was struggling with add and alcohol addiction. he began playing impulsively and was often angry. >> were there other red flags? >> the way he handled himself, being depressed, i thought something could be wrong with him but he wouldn't go to the doctor. i only knew what he told me. i'm not sure if he was open enough with the doctors to el them how he felt. but much later he would tell me, mom something is wrong with me. i feel like i'm inside a jar, my brain is not working right. feel like somebody is just pressing my head. >> reporter: by 2010 a

ryan's son jeremy is gone. and it makes me fear for sarah. >> hi. >> the last time we saw her, we gave her a video camera. >> i just took a nap. i'm tired. i had, i stayed up all night last night. >> so she could do some filming of her life on her own terms. >> oh, god. >> roommates. messy. you can't ever clean up. money. mine. >> today she's meeting me to hand off the footage. >> hey, sarah. >> hi. >> how are you doing? >> good. how are you? >> good. were you able to shoot anything? >> yes, actually i did. been kind of fun. >> what's been going on with you? >> just roommate drama. >> really? >> yeah. >> i just kind of can't imagine what that's like not knowing where you're staying week to week. >> it's tough. there have been points where we've just had it. calling my parents, begging them just to help, but just kind of have to suck it up and deal with it. my own, you know. >> do you like your life? >> no. i'm not happy at all. at all. >> people say that addicts, they have to want to stop. do you want to? >> i

live in san francisco, ryan takeo, kpix 5. let's send it to roberta gonzales. >> you know, ryan, that's one of the things we like to warn people of if you see a flooded area please don't try to drive through it. you don't know how deep it is. it's been raining for over 24 hours straight. good morning, everyone. it's our hi-def doppler. check this out the difference between yesterday and now is that at this time, 24 hours ago, everybody was getting rained on all at once but now, we are seeing widespread scattered showers but some of these cells contain potentially moderate to heavy downpours. the north bay has been getting hammered all morning from novato into petaluma streaming around highway 12 into napa yountville and sonoma, vacaville you, too have some rain showers. vallejo, benicia, martinez, american canyon. the 580/680 is nasty on a normal day. now couple in heavy rain and it's messy this morning. we have moderate rainfall around antioch and discovery bay along highway 4. we will continue to see periods of moderate to h

ryan. >> thanks so much. such senseless killings. >>> now to more on those chilling messages brinsley posted online before heading north from baltimore where he shot his ex-girlfriend. abc's bazi kanani continues our team coverage in owings mill, maryland. bazi. >> reporter: good morning, ryan. baltimore county police say the woman shot in her apartment here is expected to survive and they hope she can tell them more about the shooter as they try to figure out his motive. the last facebook post from ismaaiyl brinsley seemingly foreshadows a violent ending. "i always wanted to be known for doing something right. but my past is stalking me, and my present is haunting me." investigators now combing over the 28-year-old's social media accounts to look for what led to his rampage. on a dating website, brinsley is pictured behind a camera. he calls himself a film director and free thinker. no indication of his criminal record in three states, arrested multiple times on theft, assault and weapons charges. >> we're r

white center for people to comply with the ryan white or do a ryan white on their property to connect with the resources they need. i came here wondering what to do as a owner of an apartment building moderate to comply with the must rules that went into effect last year >> we don't want to go to 10 different events people said so we advise people of the event. so we try to be incentive not everyone is going to be able to come 0 so this fans the afternoon and the einstein >> i've decided to be here it's amazing to see all those people's here it's critical to be prepared and to recover from disasters as finishing as possible. >> i've been to a lot of shows and this one was a trufk turnout a. >> since the structure the building represents the super structure the lower part of this particle on the buildings on the corner they shack quite a bit. >> so for the floors above as shaking that top floor is fog go-go have no more mass and we saw in 1984 more structure destruction where we're ryan white this by adding a steel frame typically you want to brass in both directions and see how strong

on the inbound pass, seven seconds left, ryan archie arcidiacono to steel, pinkston the finish. tied at 69. nova scores five points in 14 seconds to force overtime. they will go nuts at wells fargo. their first lead until overtime, that is pinkston, and 25 for him today, and he seals it with a block. villanova wins 82-77 in overtime, they are 11-o. >> syracuse and villanova it has never been anything but what we just saw, and good team, man. i don't think we were well prepared. players i thought didn't come with great intensity. so we have a lot of work to do. and as does drexel, drexel down double digits, as well as pep state and allentown today on the run, jordan dickerson with the dunk, penn state up 20 with seven to go. dragons go on fire. how about a 15-o run. mohammad with the slam to get them within five. pep state hangs on reading native donovan jack slams the door on their come back a tell. penn state wins. drexel have lost eight of ten to start the the year. >>> jimmy rollins is the first of many iconic phillies players, general manager ruben a amaro is trying to trade

late that night jackie called ryan. >> she just said something bad had happened and could i come meet her in front of the dorm. >> ryan and alex met jackie at the picnic table outside of the dorms. >> she was shaking, really obviously scared about something. she said she was on the date and her date parked in front of his fraternity house. she said that her date said he was going to go up to his room to get something and asked her if she wanted to go in. she said yes. when she went into the house and went up the stairs her date locked the door of the room once she got in there and there were five other men in the room who then she was forced to perform oral sex on. >> details from the rolling stone story don't match with the details from friends. in the article jackie graphically described a brutal gang rape involving seven men instead of five and she doesn't mention oral sex. the article also describes her date as a man named drew who she met while working lifeguard shifts together at the university pool, but remember, back in 2012 her friends said she told them his name was haven an

ryan's son jeremy is gone. and it makes me fear for sarah. >> hi. >> the last time we saw her we gave her a videocamera. >> so, i just took a nap. i'm tired. i had -- i stayed up all night last night. >> so she could do some filming of her life on her own terms. >> oh, god. my roommate's messy. can't ever clean up. money. mine. [ laughter ] >> today she's meeting me to hand off the footage. >> hey, sarah. >> hi. >> how are you doing? >> good. how are you? >> good. were you able to shoot anything? >> yes. actually, i did. it's been kind of fun. >> what's been going on with you? >> just roommate drama. >> really? >> yeah. >> i can't imagine what that's like to just kind of not know where you're going to stay from, like, week to week. >> it's tough. there's been points where i've just had it. calling my parents, begging them just to help, but i just kind of have to suck it up and deal with it on my own, you know? >> do you like your life? >> no. i'm not happy at all. at all. >> people say that addicts, they have t

bazi. >> reporter: good morning, ryan. baltimore county police say the woman shot in her apartment is expected to survive and hope she can tell them more about the shooter as they try to figure out his motive. the last facebook post from ismaaiyl brinsley seemingly foreshadows a violent ending. "i always wanted to be known for doing something right. but my past is stalking me, and my present is haunting me." investigators now combing over the 28-year-old's social media accounts to look for what led to his rampage. on a dating website, brinsley is pictured behind a camera. he calls himself a film director and free thinker. no indication of his criminal record in three states, arrested multiple times on theft, assault and weapons charges. >> we're really trying to learn as much as we can as quickly as we can about this individual. >> reporter: police say the new york native was most recently living in georgia. no details yet on his relationship with the former girlfriend he allegedly shot in her maryland apartment. but it wa

katherine scott visited ryan at school today. >> this is jeopardy! >> this seventh grade class at st. charles borough middle school is getting into the jeopardy spirit. after all one of their classmates is competing, ryan elkins is competing on kids week. >> i asked if he had any nerves? >> every single one of them. he is keeping a secret on how he did ever since. >> everyone is so supportive, and they don't know how i did. >> he did well in today's quiz in class. >> i took a clicker pen and i practiced with that. >> kelly delivers video clues and hosted the class as they played the electronic version of the show, that was given to the participants. >> the kids you'll see all this week, it's amazing, i think they have really absorbed every piece of information they have ever come into contact with. ryan loves jeopardy, while his parents weren't sure if he would be selected. >> he reads all the time and is on youtube all the time and constantly learning. >> this wasn't a surprise? >> no, not surprised at all. >> we are so proud of him, just to be on t

both allen and ryan tried desperately to convince her to call police but she did not. they slept on the floor of her room the next two nights to make sure she was okay. five days later in one of the strangest twists to the story, ryan received an e-mail from haven moynahan who said orchestrated the rape. >> it was from haven.monnahan at haven.com. he said you should read this, i've never read anything nicer in my life with a page of an essay that jackie had written about me. which seemed weird to me even at the time because here is somebody who allegedly just led this brutal sexual assault on a friend of mine and now he is just going to e-mail me this thing about me? >> reporter: jackie told her friends that haven dropped out of school after her rape but we've checked and no haven monnahan attended the university of virginia. in fact, we couldn't even find a single haven monnahan in the united states. the pictures of haven that he tempted ryan, we found photos matched a man with a different name who went to high school with jackie in stafford, virginia. >> there is a v

so we do have ryan via skype. we're so sry to hear about this current sua are in. >> i just want that normal feeling. i haven't had it since i was 13 or 12. >> one thing you've done online, set up a go fund me page. >> a nice woman, mary, in massachusetts, saw my story. she called me yesterday. she told me to set it up. she's donating to me in an hour. >> does that give you a little bit of hope? >> that make me feel awesome. i've been talking to her all day long. >> all of the people that you spoke to on the phone over the past few years, do you think they'll reach out to you and return the kindness? does that bring you peace and some hope? >> i can only hope that somebody that i helped in the past might see this and say, you know what? maybe, maybe i'll help him but again i don't expect it. it would be great to reconnect to some of the faces. it's great you still remember me. in ten years you'll remember who i am, which is still cool. >>> two brothers head to head in -- >> the very first championship in this new

look at paul ryan. that was a mistake on his part. i don't think he was intentionally telling a false story. alison grimes, in that case, she knew what she was saying and she should have been alerted to the fact that it was false. she said it anyway. generally, i do not want to get into people's heads and say this is clearly a lie. >> i did not realize there were so many ways to lie until i got onto wikipedia. under the site titled "lie" a lie is an intentionally false statement by -- made by a person or group who knows that it is not the truth. how does that fit in with what you see going on in this town? >> i see instances where it seems like people are saying things where they should at least know they are false. that might fit the definition. >> there is such a thing is barefaced lying, bluffing contextualize, bad faith, as defined by sartre, is failing to knowledge one's own ability to act and determine the possibilities falling back in the determinations of the barest various historical -- which has produced one as if they recei

look at paul ryan. that was a mistake on his part. i don't think he was intentionally telling a false story. alison grimes, in that case, she knew what she was saying and she should have been alerted to the fact that it was false. she said it anyway. generally, i do not want to get into people's heads and say, this is clearly a lie. >> i did not realize there were so many ways to lie until i got onto wikipedia. under the site titled "lie", a lie is an intentionally false statement made by a person or group who knows that it is not the truth. how does that fit in with what you see going on in this town? >> i see instances where it seems like people are saying things where they should at least know they are false. that might fit the definition. >> there is such a thing is as barefaced lying, bluffing contextualizing. bad faith, as defined by sartre, is failing to acknowledge one's own ability to act and determine the possibilities falling back in the determinations of the barest various historical -- which has produced one as if they re

ryan? >> reporter: frank that's where the family says shirlee frey bought the prepackaged caramel apples. the lawyer says frey ate the treat around halloween and felt sick right after. after surgery and rehab she eventually died earlier this month. doctors determined she'd been infected with listeria. the five people who have died are all linked to the same strain. cdc investigators found 87% of listeria patients across the country say they ate prepackaged caramel apples before they got sick. >> nobody buys a package of wrapped caramel apples and expects to die from that. >> reporter: in a statement to kpix 5, safeway says -- so far... that's true. the c-d-c has not identified which stores, brands or manufact so far, that's true. the cdc has not identify which had stores, brands or -- identified which stores, brands or manufacturers are connected to the outbreak. investigators have just linked listeria to prepackaged caramel apples. live in the newsroom, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> thank you rya

ryan berk confronted him at the mall. the alleged fake was asked several questions before they were called his bluff. >> i have wore that uniform. >> stolen valor. >> mike fitzpatrick has asked them to investigate. >>> ray rice and peterson continue to make news. they are talking about domestic violence and the nfl. a man that played a central role in the discussion today. sharrie williams is here with the full story. >> jim, there were moments when the room fell silent. the most gripping testimony came from former eagles play troy vincent. tearing up at times, he said that domestic violence was a way of life at his home. >> he was a five-time pro cornerback. he is sharing a personal perspective on domestic violence. >> my brother and i watched numerous times as my mother was beaten and knocked unconscious as we dialed 911. >>reporter:he addressed domestic violence in professional sports during a senate committee meeting. >> i relate to the 20 million victims of survivors of domestic violence. >>reporter:he played eight y

our next guest will explain because ryan lewis, you know ryan lewis, he's along with his mom. >> thanks for having us. >> so, ryan you announced last spring that your mom has lived with hiv for 30 years. i mean this is a remarkable story. so let me just begin with you, julie. let's go way back to when you found out you were first infected because of a blood transfusion when you had your first child. i was watching an interview before and your initial reaction was relief. tell me why. >> well, when i was first told that i might be hiv positive, i was also told that i needed to get every single person in our family tested. my oldest daughter was born before my blood transfusion but i had her tested. my other two kids were born to an hiv tested mom. so there was a possibility all of five of us were hiv positive. when it came back it was just me i was relieved i could handle it myself but much worse to have my children and my husband also be infected. >> that's an incredibly selfless response to something i'm sure would be incredible ly trepidatious. ryan, you were about 6 when you heard ab

. >> here is paul ryan. we will explain this after we watch it. >> the left is making a big mistake. what they are offering people is a full stomach and an empty soul. the american people want more than that. this reminds me of a story i heard from eloise anderson. she serves in the cabinet of scott walker. [applause] she once met a young boy from a poor family. every day at school, he got a free lunch from a government program. he told eloise he did not want a free lunch. he wanted his own lunch, one in a brown paper bag just like the other kids. he wanted one, he said, because he knew a kid with a brown paper bag had someone who cared for him. this is what the left does not understand. >> the problem with that? >> that story was part of a speech he gave to the conservative political action conference. it was widely picked up, it was an evocative story about a boy who wants his lunch in a brown paper bag, not a government handout. i got interested in that. indeed, the woman he referred to testified before c

this happened in the northbound outer lanes near ryan avenue. "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren is live with more details on how that happened, noel. >> reporter: jessica that is exactly what police are trying to figure out how this girl was hit in the first place, one thing they will say is she was in the crosswalk at the time and neighbors who lived here along rose wealth boulevard near rice an avenue say that she's lucky to be alive. one of the most dangerous roads in the country, nearly claimed another pedestrian. this time, a 15 year-old girl trying to get to class. a typical walk to the bus stop turned treacherous for little flower catholic high school student this morning, when police say this truck slammed into her as she was crossing roosevelt boulevard near ryan avenue. police are still investigating exactly what caused her to get hit but they say she was in the crosswalk at the time. her classmates tell us that they are? shock but grateful she survived. >> that is horrible. we know that she was absent but we didn't think a trag

ryan? >> reporter: frank that's where the family says shirlee frey bought the prepackaged caramel apples. the lawyer says frey ate the treat around halloween and felt

live in the newsroom, ryan takeo, kpix 5. . >>> thank you, ryan. the jungle was one big mess along coyote creek in san jose until yesterday. that's when the city police and crews moved in, cleaned it up and shut it down. kpix 5's kiet do joins us live from san jose. kiet, the city saw one problem but looks like they may have another the day after now. right? >> reporter: yeah. you know, frank, i want to keep my voice low here because some people are still sleeping out here. but yes, that was one of the big questions yesterday. where would the people go once the jungle shut down? a lot of them found housing some were still waiting for housing. as you can see here some of them simply walked down the street and set up camp. we are right next to a walmart parking lot on story road less than half a mile away from the jungle site. shopping carts full of personal belongings they now crowd the grassy area in between the street and walmart's property. i'm counting about 8 separate campsites and twice as many shopping carts and we are guessing as many people

kpix 5's ryan takeo joins us live near one of the fires, ryan? >> reporter: michelle, this is the fifth suspicious fire in about five days here in the castro. a neighbor shot this cell phone video yesterday showing the car popping and crackling on hartford street. san francisco fire crews knocked down the flames before they could spread to a nearby building. a neighbor who saw it all says something just suspect right here -- isn't right here. >> that particular part of the neighborhood is gated. and parts of it blocked off. so i don't think it was any accident that the fire started that way. >> reporter: last week, the charred jeep was one of four vehicles torch in about a one hour period in the same area and san francisco police and fire officials said then they'd be treating it as an afteron investigation. the arson seam is investigating yesterday's blaze to see if they all connected. -- they're all connected. live in san francisco, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> warning out for a higher than normal tides hammering the california shoreline now. check o

ryan. >> and our hearts go out to the victims. terry, thank you so much. and investigators say because no life jackets were found on the victims, that could suggest a catastrophic event in the air. bringing you more details as we get them. >>> and here at home a scare for passengers flying out of philadelphia. flames were seen here shooting out of an engine. you see it right there on u.s. airways tliegt. passengers say the plane was jerking back and forth violently. but they returned safely to the airport. >>> and a big change at buckingham palace, could show the fears of lone wolf attacks, or terrorists the guards are now standing inside of the palace gates. other than bayonets they are unarmed. armed police were already providing additional security. >>> and a rising star in the republican party admits he once spoke at a convention hosted by a white supremacist group. steve scalise was a state lawmaker in louisiana 12 years ago when he spoke to the group founded by former kkk leader david duke. he said he was not familiar with the group and, quote, detes

ryan takeo joins us live near russian hill. i guess ryan workers are scaling hillsides to stop rock slides. >> reporter: we're here at telegraph hill. look right here you can see we're near the base of coit tower the hill leading to coit tower. you see the danger signs hard hat area keep out where crews were rapelling down. 150 feet yesterday. there's a history of high- profile rock slides. the latest issue is back in 2012. a rockslide crushed a car and caused and evacuation. here are crews working on the rocky and jagged cliffs on telegraph hill yesterday. their mission? prevent rock slides ahead of the big storm. three workers used crowbars to poke and prod and loosen rocks that could crash down during heavy rains or rain runoff. work crews are also busy clearing storm drains. cities are asking everyone to help out. they are asking if you see one covered with leaves, they want to you clean it up to keep the water flowing. >> we're asking and soliciting the help of citizens of san francisco to help participate in trying to cle

democrats use the ryan budget like a weapon in the 2012 elections. trying to get a lot of senior citizens worked up about the changes to medicare and cuts to domestic programs. i think they know the selling points. this budget is going to be very significant. there are going to be these potential candidates see what works and what might blow up in tom price's face. particularly if there is a revolt on the house or senate floor. >> what did you hear about trying to avoid their budget being used as a weapon a? >> they are going to try to avoid the house and senate floor, by allowing everyone to air their grievances and so everyonetially feels like they get a fair shake. proposehe wanted to social security but he was noncommittal. that is what democrats would lead on -- would leap on. i think you like it told to back down by leaders. >> the big difference between the ryan budget and the senate republicans budget is the ryan budget was just a house only exercise. it was a document they passed and put on a shelf and never wrote the legislation that was im

ryan viola's life was cut short on november 29, 2012. he was just 17 years old. walking to the bus stop when he got hit and killed by a car along bensalem boulevard. now, two years later, and about a mile down the boulevard, another teen mow net on her way to school was hit and killed. ryan's mom alice says she's fighting for change trying to get the bus stop moved away from the busy boulevard. tonight, this is her message to the girl's family dealing with the fresh and painful loss. the family they say they come here to cook dinner for families once every other week. they also hold fundraisers throughout the year trying to give back to others which supports them and makes them feel better two years after the loss of their loved one. iain? >> jennifer, thank you. >>> a developing story tonight out of bristol, pennsylvania that's got parents incredibly concerned. police say there is a video circulating out there showing underaged middle school students having sex and now they've confiscated the phones of several franklin d rows vessel classmates as they continue t

replacing a better-known paul ryan. what is going to be tom price's role in the budget? >> he does have a tough act to follow. paul ryan has written a budget for four straight years with this republican majority in the house. it has largely been the same. it adjusts for economic conditions and the opportunity to balance. his budget is going to keep the spending cut or flat, depending on whether it is for agencies or medicare, and he is going to try to balance it in 10 years. his role is to manage that process by educating members of congress and coordinating staff work to get it done. and then dealing with the senate, which is a whole different animal than the house. as we saw he is smart and , articulate, which are two of the qualities he needs. his political judgment is large untested. so we will see were that goes. >> we have seen the fight rake out in the republican party over the budget. what is it going to be like? what do you hear about these new candidates about getting on board? >> the interparty civil war will be interesting for these first few months. the most

we wondered if, back in washington, congressman ryan ever worries about how all this looks. >> ryan: well, you know, i can see myself in high school going, "whoa, stay away from those guys." ( laughter ) >> cooper: so, how do you use it here on capitol hill? >> ryan: i'm on the budget committee, for example. there's a lot of conflict, and people say things that get you ramped up. i find myself, as my body clenches up when somebody says something that i know is wrong or i... i want to catch them in a lie or whatever, that just, "calm down. when it's your turn, you make your point." hey, man... >> cooper: you don't hear the words "calm" and "congress" together very often, but ryan is trying to change that. he hosts weekly meditation sessions open to members and staff of both parties. >> now, shifting the attention to take in the entire body. >> cooper: have you gotten any republican congressmen in to meditate with you yet? >> ryan: no. ( laughs ) we're working on it. >> cooper: he's written a book about mindfulness, and obtained a million dollars of federal funding to teach it to schoo

kpix 5's ryan takeo tells us this time around, protesters changed tactics. ryan? >> reporter: that's right michelle. they focused on disrupting transportation and blocking all lanes of i-80 for some time and on and off for a couple of hours. we'll show you the view from chopper 5. protesters had both directions of 80 closed several times during the protests over police violence in missouri and new york. at its peak the protests had about 1500 people here. the protesters also blocked an amtrak train from leaving. they also prompted a closure at the downtown berkeley b.a.r.t. station. there were no reports of any damage or looting like what happened over the weekend. [ sirens ] police changed tactics too. the chp says it arrested about 150 protesters tried to get onto the freeway about 11:30 last night. trying to get back onto the freeway. now before those arrests, protesters staged a peaceful sit-in at the berkeley police department. most protesters made it clear they do not believe in the violence that framed the first two nights of the protests here if berkeley.

good morning ryan. >> reporter: good morning frank. the goal last night disrupt transportation, we're talking about amtrak, b.a.r.t. disruptions, also here on i-80 for a couple of hours. show you a view from chopper 5. this is what it looked like starting at 8:00 last night. protesters had both directions of 08 closed several time on the university avenue exit during the protests over police violence. the protesters also blocked an amtrak train from leaving and they prompted a closure of the downtown berkeley b.a.r.t. station. [ sirens ] police changed tactics too. making a lot of arrests. the chp says it arrested about 150 protesters trying to get back onto the freeway at about 11:30 last night. hours before those arrests, protesters staged a peaceful sit-in at the berkeley police department to the chagrin of some who wanted to do more. >> we are and we can't march easily up that street. we should have forced our way up that street. peacefully, peacefully and let them police us how they've been. >> reporter: tonight it looks like prot

ryan takeo joins us live in ryan it turns out some students at berkeley are telling people not to go to the protests. >> reporter: that's right. there was a whole social media campaign. a grassroots effort yesterday. we talked to one uc berkeley student who said that he came up saturday and was shocked at the amount of damage and how violent it turned. here's the walgreens on shaddock. you can see just the shards of glass. it took to open up the store in the next half hour. we don't know how that's going to happen. we see the little barricade down there on the floor. now, there are several businesses damaged on shaddock and telegraph. the uc berkeley freshman says he expected a peaceful protest saturday for the two grand jury decisions but it turned chaotic and he refused to protest last night. he says there was a backlash from some students who wrote social media posts asking people not to hit the streets. he knew berkeley's history of protests but not like this. >> so coming to berkeley all right i knew that protests it's very -- it's what we're known for. it's very liberal over he

jim mcdermott saying ryan doesn't care about the poor. representative mcdermott joins us now. congressman, don't both parties care about poor people but disagree about the best way to help them? >> well, paul ryan has tried very hard to be a compassionate conservative. it's by the deeds they shall know. it cuts all over the place it brought people out of poverty. we are not investing in kid, not investing in the national institutes of health. not investing in nasa. not investing anywhere. >> i assume you want to raise the minimum wage? >> of course. this whole business about somehow raising the minimum wage causes a loss of jobs. if that's true why, don't we just drop the minimum wage altogether and let people work for a dollar a day or dollar an hour. >> that's the agreement between their employer, wouldn't that create a lot of new jobs, maybe apprentices at construction sites again and somebody pumping gas at gas station, learning how to work. >> putting people to work, that's a good idea. if they're at work and can't pay bills and can'

ryan nobles has the story. >>ryan nobles:thousands gathered in st. peter's square in vatican city this christmas to hear pope francis's blessing. the pontiffhas used his influence as the spiritual leader of all catholics around the world to affectsome political outcomes this year. most recently, he played a major role in a deal to normalize relations between the u-s and cuba. his mission - to bring hope to people suffering around the world. >>: i ask the savior to look upon our brothers and sisters and i wrapped and syria who for such a long time have suffered from the effects of ongoing conflict >>ryan nobles:closer to home. new york's archbishop addressed the ongoing protests in the city as he delivered the midnight mass at saint patrick's cathedral. >>: as reface tensions and divisions in our beloved city, as so many other leaders try to create a dialogue to invite us to listen and dialogue to work together instead of accusing >>ryan nobles:and in d-c, the president echoed his calls for cooperation. >>: will celebrate the birth of jesus and not on

>> yeah. >> reporter: i have known ryan since the day he was born. his proud parents who clearly taught him well are my dear friends. you are an amazing kid. and i just hope that my son can turn out even this much like you because you're pretty awesome. >> thank you. >> that's it for "the lead." i'm now for "the situation room." >>> happening now, new terror threats, why are they coming from countries that president obama points to as examples that were his strategy against al qaeda is working? >>> emptying gitmo, details about a new push to relocate dozens of detainees. will they end up right back on the battlefield? >>> will north korea retaliate as u.s. moviegoers packed theaters, how will north korea's brutal and notoriously unpredictable leader react? >>> and ebola scare, new concerns tonight as a u.s. lab worker begins days of monitors for possible exposure to the deadly virus. ve

welcome, ryan. dan, the new daddy, taking some time off. yes. there's his beautiful wife, bianca, and their first child, alexander robert who dan lovingly refers to as baby blue steel. >> that's right. congratulations. beautiful, right? >> he looks like dan, kind of frightening and adorable. >> so adorable. so adorable. congratulations to dan and his wife, bianca. and just remember, sleep is overrated. >> totally. coming from two parents. what is sleep, by the way? >> exactly. >>> it's a few days away from christmas, it's a stormy week in a large part of the country. look at this map. and rob is here to tell us who will have a wet and a white christmas in just a minute. >> i'm dreaming of a white christmas. >>> but will the nasty winter weather make it a rough ride for holiday travelers? that's where we begin this morning. the christmas rush already under way. and abc's joe kerridge is at reagan national airport just outside of washington. the lines are already getting long. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning. a busy day for those wa

ryan, alex and catherine. ryan says jackie called him after midnight that night and asked him to come meet her. all three students went. >> the first thing i saw was her sitting on a picnic table outside of this dorm and she was shaking and crying and it really looked like she had just gone through something really traumatic. the first thing that came to my mind was rape. but i wasn't just going to say it. >> reporter: they say she told them she had been sexually assaulted by five men. but there are differences between that account and the "rolling stone" story. and while "rolling stone" describes jackie as "barefoot, disheveled, her face beaten, dress splattered with blood," her friends say they didn't see that. >> i don't recall any injuries at all. >> reporter: listen to how ryan describes what happened next. >> the first thing i said was, we need to go to police. and the reason that we didn't go to the police was because jackie didn't want to. >> reporter: jackie said to you, "i don't want to go to police.