the thing is the paul ryan budget does kill medicare. instead of medicare old people will have a system where they have to buy private insurance on the private market, and paul ryan will give them coupons to get discounts. so if you want to call a system like that medicare, telling granny to go buy private insurance on the open market but with a coupon, then sure, call it medicare. call it macaroni. i don't care. but what everybody understands medicare to be, guaranteed government health insurance for old people, for what medicare actually is, the paul ryan plan kills medicare. almost every republican in the house and the senate voted to kill medicare, when they voted for the paul ryan plan, this there was much rejoigs on the democratic side, and that's because democrats knew they could stop this thing from actually becoming law. president obama would never sign anything like that. but they also knew that republicans had just hung this giant albatross around their own necks. for the rest of their careers now they will have to explain or

paul ryan is a real hero. i agree with that. and newt, as soon as he proposed his budget, newt turned around and stabbed him in the back for right wing social engineering. >> do you think night would lining to forget all of that? >> he certainly would. >> do you think it will live to damage him? >> he is going to live for a while, john. >> thing is newt was correct in his assessment of the ryan budget. and speaking the truth in washington always gets you in trouble. my turn coat is speaker john boehner, who walked away from the grand bargain with president obama. >> turn coats of the year were all the newt gingrich aides who left him when he was down and betrayed their loyalty not for whales, but for rick perry. >> all right. my turn coat is mitt romney for turning against romney care. his own plan that they try run away from as fast as he can. >> let me see if i can enlarge the circle here. turn coat of the year great britain. in 2007 tony blair went to libya and met with moammar gadhafi. that meeting restored gadhafi's interna

ryan braun. >> baseball's all-time home run leader barry bonds faces sentencing friday in san francisco for obstruction of justice in connection with his steroids case. prosecutors want jail time. defense lawyers are asking for probation, but tonight in a stunning turn of events, a present-day star slugger, ryan braun of the milwaukee brewers, is said to have tested positive for a banned substance. tony guida has more. >> 28-year-old ryan braun is a supernova of baseball, a four-time all-star and this year's m.v.p. of the national league. >> it's really difficult to put into words how much this means to me and how proud i am to have an opportunity to win this award. >> but braun's star shine may be tainted by news he might have been cheating. >> what we do know is that he failed a test and the signal in the test was that there was an elevated level of testosterone. >> synthetic testosterone, says danny nobler, the senior baseball writer for cbssports.com. braun insists he is clean. >> his quote to me was, "i'm completely innocent." you can't be any more straightforward for that. >> this

of the ryan plan moot. national review's nut attack makes nut an outsider. it's closer to what he wants to do with medicare. it makes it more inconvenient for obama campaign who want to run on this idea that republicans and wall ryan wants to end medicare and voucherize it. makes it more difficult with that talking point this morning because ron wyden is there saying he wouldn't join up with paul ryan if he wasn't sure he was protecting medicare in the current frame work of medicare. interesting to see how this evolves. newt gingrich can say see, paul ryan is changing the way and moving closer to me. like i said, a wedge issue that confuses all sides in the political world. >>> just a few hours ago, the nearly nine-year 800 billion dollar year in iraq came to an end in iraq with casing of the colors. tribute paid to americans that sacrificed the most. >> to all of the men and women in uniform today, your nation is deeply indebted to you. your dedication, your commitment to this mission has been the driving

we'll talk with ryan in a few minutes. >> that's going to be great. you can start 2012 in style, sporting great looks, say kate middleton or jennifer aniston. it's a duchessly sum. carson kressley here to show us those styles for less. >> i will be bringing you great style for not a lot of money. >> really? >> excellent. >>> and top chef, master chef, marcus samuelsson whips up fast and easy advertisers, so you can spend time with your guests, watching tv, and not in your kitchen. >> ryan, a couple days ago, it was bitter. it was frigid here. but it's warming up. sam champion, what do you have? >> yeah. what's it look like? >> hey, gang. i cannot wait -- by the way. i cannot wait to show you this. we're going to give you a preview of what you'll see on new year's eve, as we have the giant ball above times square. above everybody in our backyard. let's give you a little preview, shall we? five, four, three, two, one. there's billions of possibilities with in ball. we're going to show you what the last couple minutes will look like on new year's eve, as

. >> an accident killed 15-year-old ryan chase. sheldon dutes has more. >> beside the cars on putty hill avenue, loved ones set up a spot to honor ryan chase of baltimore. >> we have been coming here and dropping flowers out of respect to his family and friends. >> down the street the american flag still flies at half staff. his classmates went online to social media sites like twitter to grieve his death. one student wrote "rest in peace, ryan chase." there has been an outpouring of support on facebook where loved ones have set up the "rest in peace ryan chase page." "praying for the family that god will bless them with love and peace at this unbelievably sad time. ryan and a friend were walking along the road when he somehow went into traffic and was hit by a car. jbing a parent today, if i were to lose -- being a parent, if i were to lose my child at the holidays, i wouldn't know what to do. >> baltimore county police will determine whether any charges will be filed. >> ryan's family had not posted information about a funeral on

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you mention the protest not naming ryan goseling as sexiest man of the year. as far as i'm concerned he got screwed by "time" magazine. >> i don't know what these magazines have against ryan goseling. >> what does a guy have to do? >> he will have to keep being goseling. >> i just hope he is not so demoralized that he stops being goseling. >> you ask if this is all of the protesters or just the one who pooped on a police car. and greg you get the irish spring protesters, but not the occupy yes, sirs. isn't that the point? what "time" magazine accomplishes is it el vats the occupy yerz -- the people who wine about being pepper sprayed to the level of the arab springers who risk death and in some cases actually die. >> the weird thing is you could actually compare the occupy yes, sirs to the oppressors of the other countries and not the protesters. there are women being sexually assaulted by the oppressors in egypt, and there are women being sexually assaulted in the occupy zone. so there you go. >> you guys are way too soft on the arab spring. if anything you a

that you know paul ryan's paul ryan's plan is right wing social engineering and and it was going to be the thing i think there was a broad consensus among all you know i mean your democratic strategist you know there's a broad consensus among people in your business and democratic politicians this eleven months you know this was going to be the thing they were just absolutely beat the crap out of the republicans with and then ron wyden comes along goes all pick. arms are all goes yeah we're all i go to war. i mean how you know and like you said there has to be no daylight and how long it's going to be before you know some useful idiot on the democratic side steps into this they better not and you know what democrats have to take care of ron wyden and make it very clear that what he's done is completely unacceptable you did see the white house come out you did see a number of other democrats come out and say wait a second what are you doing and on this paper the other thing tom about this issue is it's actually pretty simple yes there are the poison pills but essentially what we're talk

here is more of what he had to say. >> concern that wyden-ryan, like congressman ryan's earlier proposal would undermine, rather than strengthen medicare. it could come up over time, cause the traditional medicare program to "weather on the vine" forcing many seniors to leave medicare enjoying private plans. would shift costs from government to seniors. the wyden-ryan proposal is the wrong way to reform medicare. host: marilyn werber serafini, your thoughts and let the press secretary had to say on behalf of the president? guest: there were democrats in congress that said exactly the same thing. there is some concern by many democrats and consumer advocates around town that this would eventually put additional costs on to seniors in the way of higher premiums because you are really limiting the amount of money coming from the government to support the medicare program. there is no doubt about that. whether congress steps in and makes its own decision, or an automatic cut takes place, so there you have reduction in premiums, you will see less money flowing into the system. again, paul rya

congressman leo ryan is the first congressman killed in the line of duty in u.s. history. the fbi goes into jonestown after they clear the body and they just are collecting documents as evidence, trying to figure out what the happened. with their conspiracy to kill the congressman? and they go through, literally, picking from letters never sent home, diaries, beating us. they collect 50,000 pieces of paper. and that would be like -- i don't know, i figured 150, 300 page novels are you so that's basically the material i was working on it. and a lot of it when i started working with the base, have labored to it, couldn't read anything. and then as i was about to turn the book in, they released a redacted versions of the document. so i took another six months to read through and i can finally see who is doing what, who was ordering cyanide, who is planning to kill everyone. so that was kind of interesting. so i'm going to just read here -- well first, i guess i should assign the structure of the book. 918 people died in guy on it that day, so my way and, since anyone knows ho

tom grady, rob gronkowski, ryan occasion gabrielle giffords should have had, it 37 yards -- ryan occasion gabrielle giffords should have had it, 37 yards for the -- ryan should have had it 37 yards for the score. patriots march downfield for their next possession. tom brady, that's elusiveness. wes welker, 20 fewer yards for a touchdown, new -- 24 yards for a touchdown, new england back in front. six plus minutes to go, patriots leading by seven, tom brady back in the end zone, josh wilson a huge interception, steps in front of the receiver. he keeps it a one-score game. just over a minute to play, grossman rolls right, santana moss, 5 yards for the touchdown. here's your equalizer. oh oh, a flag. moss called for offensive pass interference. mike shanahan said i might have gone for two to win the game -- he might have gone for two to win the game. grossman to moss, goes off his hands and fixed off to ice the game. wow. redskins fall to the patriots 34-27 as new england gets its first ever win in d.c. mike shanahan and company have lost five straight at home. grossman passed for 252, his f

atlanta and ryan all the way. third quarter, already 27-0. blaine gabbert hit by john abraham, and oh, man, cory peters gets what you call a defensive lineman's dream, scoops it up for a touchdown. 31-0 atlanta t. got worse just a few minutes later. ryan to a wide-open roddy white, number 84. he ducks in, two t.d. catches for white, three touchdown passes for ryan. 41-14, atlanta wins. they are 9-5 and knocking on the door of a playoff berth. the ravens, of course, with a major challenge in san diego on sunday after losing six in a row. the chargers have won two straight and are still alive in the a.f.c. west. and philip rivers, their quarterback, playing thinks best football since early in the season when he was 4-1. then he had that big meltdown in the middle of the year where they couldn't do anything right. but he's thrown for over 3,700 yards this year, 530 the last two weeks with six t.d. passes. he's also 11-1 as a starting quarterback in december, so he knows the ravens defense is playing at a very high level. >> first thing is scorin

devereaux reporter for democracy now he is in our studio in new york and ryan i want to just talk to you about the protest last night in new york outside of the fundraiser for president obama i know you were there and just talk to me a little bit about what it was like. well first say that i wasn't there for the entire duration of the protests but i did arrive early on and i was there for what the n.y.p.d. roofer to as a freeze when i first arrived there were probably about one hundred two hundred fifty protesters gathered near the hotel where president obama was expected to arrive they were kept in a pen be an area has become common in these demonstrations and the n.y.p.d. told some of the protesters that they were going to begin this quote unquote freeze at a certain time i was there when the freeze began and what it consisted of was blocking the protesters in they gave people that they gave me the option to you know stand inside the pen or stand outside the pen but i did not to stand inside the pen because it was very cold in it having been in some of these demonstrations before i

i know elton became close to ryan and to you. he's talked about the impact that ryan had on him. what impact do you think this story, what's happening to this young boy is going to have? >> i think it's going to make us do more education. i think it's important for everybody to get educated. i think we've come to a standstill kind of people talking about aids. this puts aids in the forefront, not like we want it to be like this over a story like this, but at the same time it makes people and enforces that you can't get aids by casual contact or by living with somebody, going to school with somebody, working with somebody. you cannot get aids that way. >> jeannie white-ginder, we appreciate you being with us. thank you. >> thank you, anderson. >> you heard what the teenager has to say about the situation. he says it's been rough with him. i asked how he's dealing. he said, i'm not dealing with it good. i'm a shy person and all the attention is overwhelming. i'm glad it's getting out and not being shoved under the rug. i don't feel normal any more. when asked what he would say to p

and ryan seacrest gives us a sneak peek tonight. >>> and wiig on top. she's exploded onto the big scene in her gross-out block buster hit "bridesmaids." tonight, we talk to kristen wiig about her very good year. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," december 29th, 2011. >> good evening, i'm bill weir. it is a startling fact. tens of thousands of preschoolers in this country are on anti-psychotic medications. and the number has doubled in the last decade. but most of these drugs in question have not been tested on children. and doctors have no idea what their affect may be on the developing brain. tonight, we meet a family faced with a profoundly difficult choice. and here is my co-anchor, cynthia mcfadden. >> reporter: for this little boy, what you're seeing is not just a mow men tear tantrum, but the stuff of every day life. >> that hurt. >> reporter: day in and day out, cole eva vold's parents, jennifer and chris, have had to cope with his thrashing,

and ryan is-- paul ryan, any change in the financing message of that. and the goal for helping senior citizens is the same, but if you say ryan is ending medicare and then paul krugman and the rest of the left leaning-- >> it's absurd they made in the lie of the year and everyone national review had someone blog on this. it's a lie, and a voucher system, and will eventually phase itself out. you could disagree about that, but it's so far from the lie of the year. i think what they were doing, pandering trying to say oh, we're balanced. the republicans the lie of the year and last year the democrats the lie of the year. >> here is what they wrote in responding to the criticism. we've read the critiques and see nothing at that changes our findings and stand by our story and conclusion that the claim was the most significant falsehood of 2011 and made no judgment on the merits of the ryan plan and said the characterization by the democrats was false. >> the big lie of the year and every year is that we can't go on like this. and debt is 15.2 trillion dolla

george ryan wound up. it's classified as a camp meeting the lowest of security and because his sentences above 10 years that is not a promising option. here are the possibilities. 480 mi. from chicago, it is either going to be six man sells that he would reside in next on his list is ohio about 420 mi. for chicago also security and finally myelin michigan 260 mi. from chicago closest to his wife and two daughters former federal prosecutor calling that blagojevich's most likely stop. it is relatively close to chicago, it is not a camp, but it is a federal penitentiary. former mayor quentin kilpatrick in the end it will be up to the bureau of prisons to decide, the defense reportedly set to be requesting a house and oxford wisconsin of minimum security prison but his sentence may keep him away. there is a chance he could end up in a camp or a minimum security prison i think that's unlikely but it's certainly possible. the defense will make its prison request friday the judge will then make a recommendation t

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he did it to paul ryan! he took paul ryan and threw him under the bus! >> john, you going to let me talk for a minute? >> governor, hang on one second. i'd just like to get a word in here. go ahead. >> the fact is that throughout this campaign it has been newt gingrich who has praised the other candidates and so on for the strengths they bring to the campaign. >> let me first of all, for those of our listeners who may not have known what newt gingrich said, he was talking to the jewish channel and he was talking about the israeli-palestinian dispute and here's what he had to say. >> i think that we've had an invented palestinian people who are in fact arabs. >> listen, this has set off the palestinian world. it does run against how u.s. policy at this point which is trying to find a statehood for the palestinians and a peace for israel. but let me take it to what's really going on here and it is really not about u.s.-israeli policy. it is about the temperament of newt gingrich. governor sununu, you have suggested he is not stable. we do have some of his

ryan's family had not posted information about a funeral service on his page. sheldon dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a police investigation underway this morning after several shootings in the city overnight. the first one happened after 6:00 on friday evening. there police saw a man with several gun shot wounds. a man shot multiple times in the 2200 block of eldinore avenue. no word on his condition or a suspect. carroll county police have three people in police custody and are searching for a fourth suspect and armed robbery. state police are looking for 21-year-old delonte dunston. according to authorities, he was the one that pulled the trigger. it happened on the 2900 block on tawny town road. officers say dunston shot the man after an argument bch stealing a handgun and drugs. the victim in the shooting is also facing charges this morning because police say they found more than 50 marijuana plants in his home. >> a man accuse of falsely promising appearances of ravens players in exchange for money and never following through. the queen ann's police department

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and my plan is very similar to paul ryan's. >> reporter: but paul ryan's plan would change medicare as we know it. >> i certainly hope we'll be able to sustain medicare over a long period of time and make sure it's financially stable, and paul ryan's plan, like mine, does not change the plan for current retirees. >> reporter: and that ad this week from the superpac, funded by many of mitt romney's donors. >> why is this man smiling? because his plan is working. brutally attack mitt romney and hope newt gingrich is his opponent. >> reporter: it showed a president obama smiling and implied that the president would be much happier if he was going up against newt gingrich than if he goes up against you. do you believe newt gingrich would be easier for the president to beat in an election? >> no question in my mind that i represent the best chance we have of defeating president obama. >> our exclusive interview with mitt romney. i want to bring in christiane amanpour, the anchor of "this week." we got a hint of how they'll be responding. take a listen and let me get your reaction. >> republ

ryan turned 16 earlier this month. family members say his brother is a baltimore city police officer. they say he walked on east putty hill avenue about every day to and from school and he would have been well aware the stretch of road could be dangerous at times. family members shared memories of ryan saying he could be quiet at times. but his focus was always on school. they said he was bright and competitive student as a sophomore at parkville high school and wanted to become a scientist. >> real smart. real, real smart child. straight a honor roll student. he was talking about was being a scientist e always wanted to be -- he always wand to be more than what anybody -- wanted to be more than what anybody else was doing. >> reporter: this accident is under investigation but the family says they want more information about what happenedin the in the moments leading up to his death. corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> teen is in the hospital after being shot by officers following a chase. authorities say the 19-year-old di

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i mean ryan seacrest? the "today" show, from the first half hour, it is a news show and then it goes off into la-la land. but ryan seacrest is not a journalist by any stretch of the imagination and i guess that tells us the direction the "today" show is going in? >> well, he is a host and he is an interviewer and he's extremely popular. you know, these morning news programs in the fragmented media universe that we're in, the morning news programs still bring in millions and millions of dollars and the "today" show is the top-rated one of all and ryan seacrest is, according to some standards, is actually more popular than matt lauer. remember, if america were to become under attack or something very serious were to happen it wouldn't be ryan seacrest alone there. he would have ann curry next to him, a stable of other journalists within nbc who could also handle it. but for the lion's share of that show, it is interviews, cooking, fashions, celebrity stuff that is very familiar, that ryan's very familiar wit