one, ryan had mma. but two, because mma is not always fatal, it was most likely the poison his colleague found and not the disease that killed ryan. >> in every instance they said this child had ethylene glycol poisoning. >> in fact, the st. louis city medical examiner also finds signs of the poisoning in ryan's brain. he tells the prosecutor that there are crystals consistent with a by-product of ethylene glycol. >> faced with all those facts, i determined in my own mind that certainly patricia stallings should be tried and a jury should determine her guilt or innocence. >> two years after the death of her son ryan, patricia stallings' trial begins. for eight months stallings has been out on bond with charges pending. her 11-month-old son d.j. has remained in the care of his foster family. mcelroy deals a crushing blow to the defense. he files a motion seeking to block them from mentioning ryan or d.j.'s mma diagnosis. the judge agrees. >> to suggest that ryan died of mma at that point was pure specula

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pro paul ryan. if you'd like to discuss the finesse you're trying to put on this, i'd love to talk to you about it on this show. rachel@msn rachel@msnbc.com. any time. the republican establishment is signing up with mitt romney, more enthusiastically than they have in the race so far, because they're horrified by the prospect of newt gingrich winning the thing. it's a controlled experiment of the great political adage that democrats fall in love, and republicans fall in line. republicans do like to think of themselves as being very anti-authority. as anti-establishment when it comes to politics. they do tend to fall in line behind whoever the republican establishment supports. we did see in the 2010 elections the republican establishment choices in the delaware senate race and race to run against harry reid in nevada and the lisa murkowski primary in alaska. all of the places, the choice of the republican establishment was rejected by republican primary voters. maybe the old adage isn't true anymore

the ad doesn't clarify that the paul ryan plan doesn't affect people who are fifty five and older and see the budget resolution was nonbinding as in it couldn't go into effect until it was passed by the senate and signed by the president so essentially what political fact is saying is that despite completely gutting the program and changing the primary way senior citizens will receive health insurance coverage it's a pants on fire a lie to point that out because the new voucher program is named medicare and because ryan's plan only wipes out full coverage for people younger than fifty five and because democrats would oppose in the senate therefore democrats are whining when they saved republicans voted and medicare not only is polluted fact and the republicans they are pants on fire line and they're responsible for one of the biggest lies of the year it would be like if i took this can occur coke poor out all the coke fill it with milk and said i now have a can of milk and then pull out a fact comes along and says i don't pants on fire liar because hey it's still in a can labeled coke

so-called political fact checking website for their decision to name the democrats claim that paul ryan and the republicans voted and medicare as one of their nominees for lie of the year they look. under ryan's plan medicare is not medicare so voucher program all the while a political act actually admits that yes the republican plan would be a huge change the current program and both republicans and democrats would no doubt agree that ryan's plan for medicare is a dramatic change of course so why did they give the claim its lowest rating. and then paraded as one of the biggest lies of the year our nation right now is in the midst of one of the most radical assaults on our social safety net ever seen and for a so-called principled fact checking organization to ignore that reality and play a game of semantics to cover up the republican effort to destroy medicare is not only sloppy it's downright irresponsible. well since then political fact decided to

now it's the year they're arguing because loophole ryan and paul ryan's budget which you know as you point out it's now which are and buy insurance through an exchange of private plans they argue because paul ryan calls that exchange of private plans medicare therefore medicare still exists when of course in reality you are getting rid of the traditional government sponsored medicare program as seniors know it today in their daily take that we played a clip of i had a can of coke in a can of milk and i said if i pour this coke out fill this coke can with milk and then say hey look at here i've got a category that says so right on the label that's basically what political act was saying and just makes no sense at all you know lee atwater back in the day back in the seventy's or eighty's or whenever it was famously said that his who it was and was constantly supporting other be pretty sure was lee atwater so this but he was he was supporting other groups that were that were constantly screaming about liberal bias in the media and any story basically that was favorable to democrats or u

the moats say he pointed it, first at tamisha, then at ryan. while tamisha goes in, ryan decides it's best to stay outside, hoping the officer will understand their situation. >> you ran a red light. >> we went back and forth for a little bit. and then i realized that i was talking to a wall. i mean he wasn't going to listen. he didn't care. >> did i not stop at the red light? did i not -- >> stop. and then you ran through the red light. >> i waved the traffic off. >> it was still red. >> and then i turned. >> shut your mouth and listen. >> shut my mouth and listen? >> yes. >> that's how you talk to me, dude? >> shut your mouth and listen. >> he was just, like, i can take you to jail, i can tow your car. shut your mouth. all this different stuff that i was thinking that wasn't appropriate for a cop to say to anybody. >> it's decision time for ryan. he knows if he stays, he'll probably miss his opportunity to say good-bye and to be there for his wife. >> well, i was thinking i didn't want anything else bad to happen, so i just tried to stay as c

look at what he did to paul ryan. paul ryan is the conservative republican -- a conservative republican leader in the house. he worked with the republican leadership there. he put a plan together to deal with the deficit and resolve some of the conflicts and problems we have with the entitlements. it was the plan that republicans were counting on in this legislative session. and frankly in an effort to promote himself and to sound a little bit more clever than his republican friends, newt gingrich threw him under the bus with his phrase about it was conservative social engineering. that's what people are upset about newt gingrich about. it's not personal. it's about the way he deals with issues in a way that is more about him than about the principle behind the issues. >> a lot of republicans are trying to distance themselves from the paul ryan plan. a lot of republicans in the house, a lot of republicans in the senate, a lot of republican strategists are trying to distance themselves. >> but the true conservatives ar

ryan: he was the only one who didn't. you know he has no one, no family. who's that? ryan. technically, he's retired, but he hasn't seen his kids in years. divorce is not uncommon in the b.a.u. you know, the other night when you called-- saturday night-- did you think it was weird that we all just were able to drop everything and go the office, we're all available to you anytime you call, day or night? no, not really. how do you do it? how do you do this job and still have... a wife and a baby? well, when i'm with them, i try to focus 100% of my attention there. and when i'm with you guys, i try to do the same thing. it's about priorities, elle. it's about setting them and keeping them. i'm just so scared i'm gonna turn into that guy over there. look up and see that my life has passed me by while i was chasing monsters. it's hard. this job will eat you up if you let it. so what do i do? try not to let it. captioning made possible by touchstone television productions, llc and cbs captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- bisquick makes amazing pancake

and this essentially is the ryan plan. whatever the merits for it are-- >> and well, because for the same reason that romney and newt agreed about something the other night. >> and why did erskine bowles join with-- >> i love being grilled, i love being grilled by you, while i'm trying to make my point. which is he hasn't-- by the way, he's not against bowles simpson, he just didn't do anything about it. i mean, i agree with you, he has not been good on this and he's not being good on this issue, either. it's silly, by the way, to suggest that the republican invented the scare tactics on "mediscare." and the death penalty and obama care and-- >> and we promised-- >> you're right, both have plenty of blame i'm talking here and now, this example, scott, on this example. where we have at least the beginning of a bipartisan agreement to try to address or a combination of the program we have now, mixing a voluntary effort if you want to go that way, move past the throw granny off the cliff. the administration takes a pass. i th

he praised paul ryan's plan and paul ryan praise d his plan. he does have his own plan for the general election and it's more than barack obama has done. president obama has failed this country and failed the economy. and that's why governor romney is running. he wants to get in the white house to create jobs and turn this mess around. >> all right, andrea saul, nice to talk with you. >> thank you. >>> well, the president came out swinging today after some senate republicans blocked his nomination for the consumer financial protection board, payroll tax cut idea and also the idea that he appeases america's enemies. david gregory, it was a hot president. the first dwe was not about cordray, it was about the presidential campaign and what all of these presidentials said about the president and apeacement, here's what he said. >> i will not take any option e options off the table when it comes to getting richard cordray in. why wouldn't we want to have somebody just to make sure that people are being treated fairly? when it comes to 12-year-olds o

back then, ryan envisioned back then, ryan envisioned ending medicare and giving seniors subsidies to buy private insurance. but the congressional budget office estimated ryan's formula would cost the average senior $6,400 more in 2022 than they pay today. your original plan was unpopular with voters, is this an attempt... >> i think it wasn't at all. this is just adding an option to the plan that we already put out. >> reporter: but the white house panned this new proposal, arguing that insurance companies would scoop up healthy seniors, leaving the sick to traditional medicare and driving costs for that program way up, scott. >> pelley: nancy, what does it mean that paul ryan and ron wyden sponsored this? >> reporter: well, ryan, in particular, is quite powerful. he's the chair of the house budget committee, he has a lot of sway with rank-and-file republicans. but even he believes it would be too difficult to get the two sides to come together on a hot- button issue like this during an election year, so he's going to wait until 2013 to introduce his legislation. >> pelley: nancy, th

. -- do you think they want him to look like paul ryan? and the guy who addressed medicare costs killing us, now he's killing us, the bern featured in the ad was the late harvey korman, but i can't prove it. why do they scare? so they can spend? and if someone is right and congress is just getting started, charles payne, adam lashinsky, charlie gasperino. and amelia. what do you think? >> we're going to see a lot more. in the state of confusion is where the democrats win and run it over and over for the entire campaign and it does, it confuses, the average consumer has no idea, but to believe that. that's what they read. the little clip is all they know about the news. >> neil: was it a defining clip or a defining line. >> and amelia hit on it, we find out it's a lie a year later. and we saw it replayed, with the payroll tax cut i'm still confuse abouted this. okay, many he no, i'm offering you $1,000 and the other guy-- ♪ silent night, holy night ♪ >> neil, af got to-- >> that was a great commercial and here is the problem that republ

>> ryan, and i'm from delaware. >> jimmy: riot? >> ryan. ryan. >> jimmy: oh ryan, okay. [ laughter ] if your name was riot, i was like, i think i've seen him on "american gladiator." you're from delaware? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: oh my gosh, people love sweaters there. [ laughter ] >> they do, they do, they do. >> jimmy: i mean, you're wearing a scarf right now. >> right, yeah. >> jimmy: you just came here with a scarf and no sweater? >> well, i live in new york now. i go to school in new york here. >> jimmy: you go to school in new york? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what's your major? >> acting. >> jimmy: oh my gosh. >> yeah. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i got your first role. i got your first big role right here, ryan. what's your last name? >> norfleet. >> jimmy: ryan norfleet. >> yeah. >> jimmy: ryan norfleet. all right, here's your first -- your first character, is a man who has to fit into this sweater? [ laughter ] >> i think i can do it. i think i can do it. >> jimmy: and enjoy the show, ryan. here you go. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] oh. [ ch

"war horse," he says, is not another "saving private ryan." but i wonder, gee, would kids and families feel completely comfortable going to this? >> i'm not saying little kids should see this picture, but families can see this picture. they're accustomed to expect the worst with my name. they're not going to get the worst in this. >> reporter: but "war horse" isn't spielberg's only family-friendly film this holiday season. opening just four days earlier is another epic-sized picture, the 3d an mated "adventures of tin tin." >> extraordinary. >> what is? >> just watching that. >> reporter: and if producing credits on as many as six movies and four tv shows this year isn't enough -- >> the other side of this, we are using as the white house. >> reporter: production on the prolific filmmaker's next movie is already well under way. the day i caught up with him, he transformed virginia state capital in richmond into 1860s washington, d.c., for another historical drama, "lincoln." >> you can't do lincoln justice unless you find something that he did

leading voice on budget issues, congressman paul ryan. >> it's a good deal of time with congressman ryan. in is a place where speaker gingrich and i disagree. >> the ryan flab was one in a series of low moments with the disclosure of his six-figure credit line at tiffany's and the departure of high level campaign staff that led many to write gingrich off, including an irate voter in iowa. >> you are an embarrassment to our party. >> sorry you feel that way. >> a string of impressive debate performances. including a rebuke of the media. >> put aside the gocha questions. >> this is about bringing down herman cain. >> i don't know that you count running for the senate, running for governor and then president for six years i don't know if that makes him a career politician or not. i'll let you decide. >> fueled a once unthinkable resurrection of newt gingrich. operatives are split on whether gingrich will keep the current hold on the g.o.p. voters. >> the number one thing they want to do is win back the white house. >> they start to realize gingrich may hurt their chances you could see luste

would you have voted for that, paul ryan? >> with those strings? no, i would have put different strings. stick to the financial sector. >> a brief sentence, we did vote for the bill. the bill you described is the one we voted for. the bush administration decided it was so important to get the buy-in from the financial industry, they ignored significant pieces. >> and we have a question from our audience on financial services. >> good morning. my question really has to do with, what has been put in place since those days to prevent this happening again for consumers and investors to take some comfort from what we have learned in the past few years? >> i will be glad to respond. because we have, in fact, we have accused of being too big to fail to overdoing it. too stingy to bail. the economists, the economists did a simulation that said, if there's another crisis, we won't be able to bail people out. the federal government gave money to aig. we abolished that. in the bill. that no longer exists. we also said that if a company fails, in the first pla

ryan chase's family comes from a large family in east baltimore. many of his family members gathered still devastated by the news ryan chase turned 16 earlier this month. family members say chase's brother is a baltimore city police officer. they say he walked on east putty hill avenue about every day to and from school and would have been well aware about how dangerous that stretch of road could be at times. family members shared memories of ryan chase saying he could be quiet at times but focus was on school. they say he was a bright and competitive student as a sophomore at parkville high school and wanted to become a scientist the family says they are grieving and they want more information about what happened in the final moments leading up to the deadly accident. corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> this just in to the morning show. our state is getting monies from the federal government to improve schools. 9 states are going to be sharing500 million in grant monies to improve early childhood programs. this is part of the president's education init

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

would you have voted for that, paul ryan? >> with those strings? no, i would have put different strings. stick to the financial sector. >> we did vote for the bill. the bill you described is the one we voted for. the bush administration decided it was so important to get the buy-in from the financial industry, they ignored significant pieces. >> we have a question from our audience on financial service and good morning. my question really has to do, what has been put in place since those days to prevent this happening again for consumers and investors to take some comfort from what we have learned in the past few years. >> i will be glad to respond. argue too big to fail to overdoing it. too stingy to bail. economists, the economists did a simulation, if there's another crisis, we won't be able to bail people out. the federal government gave money to aig. we abolished that. if a company fails, in the first place, it is, if you can't pay its debt, sarah palin was half-right, which for her was a good average. we had death panels in the legislation in

what the ryan plan is in terms of changing medicare and other things? >> i think he does because, again, senior citizens are among the most reliable voters. and they are very protective of medicare and i think you are seeing him obviously make that move to the right. he's trying to get to the right of newt gingrich which is very hard to do. certainly it's something that he's trying to do. not only on medicare have we seen that but also on immigration we've seen that with newt gingrich. but, again, if you look at this general election campaign, it's going to be about seniors turning out, about latinos turning out and the more he tries to make this play for the far right of his party in iowa and try to make some noise there, we see him dumping millions of dollars in ads over there. i think it does make him -- it damages him for this general election campaign but i also think that this idea that he is the most electable candidate against barack obama, it becomes less and less believable every day as you see him stuck at 23%. if you can get out of the prima

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rest in peace, ryan chase." loved ones set up the rest in peace ryan chase paste page. "praying for the meam family that god will embrace him with their love and peace at this sad time." ryan and his friend were walking along putty avenue when he fell into the road and was hit by a car. he died the scene. the other teen was not hurt. >> if i were to lose my cheeled for -- child for the holidays, i would not know what to do. >> once the investigation is finished, baltimore county police will determine if charges will be filed. last check, ryan's family had not posted anything about a funeral service or vigil on his facebook page. reporting, sheldon dutes. >> a shooting after 6:00 friday evening on north pulaski street. there a man was found with several gunshot wounds. then a man found in southwest baltimore. no word on his condition or a suspect. >> carroll county police have three people in custody and are searching for a fourth suspect this morning for an armed robbery and a shooting. state police are now looking for dalno -- dalonte dunston, 21 years old. two others

they are talking about their loss and how special ryan was. want to bring in christian who spoke with his cousins tonight. i can't imagine. >> tough night for them. devastating news. they say ryan had a dream of what his future career might be, a dream that was cut short this afternoon on putty hill avenue. >>> ryan chase comes a large family with roots in east baltimore. many of those family members gathered on el wood avenue to share memories, his cousin say is his competition that she will remember. >> he -- he was always better than me in everything. no matter what it was. i would be mad inn side. >> reporter: news of the crash spread quickly. his brother is a baltimore city police officer. they say ryan chase had just turned 16 earlier this month, he could be quiet at times but they say his focus was on school. >> smart. real, real smart child. straight a honor roll student. >> reporter: they say even though he was only a sophomore at parkville, he had already talked about what he wanted to do with his life. >> he was always talking about

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