. >> ryan: yeah. we think pre-existing conditions is a very important feature of any healthcare system. >> pelley: children will stay on their parents' plans until the age of 26? >> ryan: yeah, that's something that we actually have always had in our plan, as well. >> pelley: and women will pay the same as men? that didn't used to be the case. >> ryan: it depends on the age of a person. so-- w-- we believe that we should-- have support based on age. the sicker and the older you get, the more support you ought to get. if you're a person that has-- low income, you probably should have more assistance than a person with high income, for example. >> pelley: is your plan going to cover everyone in america? >> ryan: we will give everyone access to affordable healthcare coverage. >> pelley: in the first year, what else do you expect to get through the congress? >> ryan: we really want to focus on economic growth and growing the economy. there are a lot of regulations that are really just crushing jobs. look

introducerivilege to house speaker paul ryan. i cannot think of anyone better positioned to kick off an event on economic mobility than speaker ryan. ever since his days working with the late jack kemp added power america, paul ryan has been sounding the alarm on our failing anti-poverty system and to empowerld ideas americans to overcome the economic challenges they face. he spoke passionately about solving poverty while on the republican ticket in 2012. two years later he unveiled an innovative plan at the american enterprise institute to turn federal anti-poverty spending over to the states. earlier this year, he did it again, releasing a proposal from a house task force to assemble armed poverty opportunity and upward mobility. thater ryan understands our anti-poverty programs often in --e to attract people to trap people and property that lift them out of it. these are complex problems that require thoughtful solutions. that means there is no easy route, no shortcut. while many in washington run from these problems, speaker

>> ryan: we went fine. it was-- pretty much the day after the election, or maybe two basically decided to let bygones be g-- bygones, and let's move forward and fix this country's problems. and it was over and done with. and ever since then, we've had nothing but extremely productive conversations. >> pelley: paul ryan has led the majority in the house just over a year. he took the job, reluctantly, when his predecessor gave up on trying to pull the fractured party together. ryan is 46, from wisconsin and an expert on the budget. what is the first bill you intend to pass? >> ryan: well, the first bill we're going to be working on is >> pelley: you're going to repeal it first? >> ryan: yes. >> pelley: you're not pulling the rug out from under the 20 million people who already have- - >> ryan: no, no. we-- >> pelley: --obamacare. >> ryan: we want to make sure that we have a good transition period, so that people can get better coverage at a better price. >> pelley: so what are we talking about? months? years?

ryan reynolds and ryan gosling. you never see these two together. >> two fine specimens. >> both at the critic choice awards. >> both had a little facial hair happening. >> okay. so, ryan reynolds beat ryan gosling in best actor category. "deadpool," gosling for "nice guys." fans debating, who do you prefer? team gosling or team reynolds? >> i said reynolds. >> i did, too. >> we're both -- okay. here's what we'll do. read what it says in the thing. it's klghoda gosling or klghoda reynolds. thatow while we're watching the wine flow, okay? we're going to talk to you about the two different ones, because ryan -- >> they're both really accomplished guys. >> what's the difference, do you think, between the two? >> i don't know ryan gosling. never met him. that i know of. i think i would remember it, although at my age, not so sure. when you meet ryan reynolds you never forget it. >> facts, both canadian, ryan gosling, younger, 36. ryan reynolds is 40. 36. both actors have two kids. each in a committed relationship. >> uh

ryan: yes. yes. >> why do you have confidence in her? rep. ryan: because we're going to work our butts off to make that happen. it is not just leader pelosi. it is a team. i think part of this campaign was to help energize a lot of people who wanted to get out there and contribute. i know that we have a more energized caucus then we have had. we have people and a lot of courage to step up and say to the leadership what marcia just said and how important that is. i think our prospects have improved because of this conversation. as i said from the very beginning we are a family, and , sometimes families have to have tough conversations. you can go back to the first couple interviews i did. nobody wants to have them. we try to delay those conversations. we try to ignore them from days, weeks, months, years. but every single time you have that conversation, that tough talk, you come out of there stronger. whether it's a personal relationship or a family event like this and i think we come out strong

ryan versus ryan, the golden globe nominations. we're officially in the heart of award season. >> this is going to be the hottest category. you'll see all of the award season. two of hollywood's favorite dads are going head-to-head. their face-off was announced. >> ryan gosling, la la land, and ryan reynolds for dead pool. >> the battleefor best looking, but the ryans will face off for best form answer by an actor in a picture. >> here at the beverly hilton, ryan reynolds posting this pick and tweeting, thank you, golden globes. >> we've got a preview of the showdown last night. >> ryan reynolds, the man of the hour! >> ryan reynolds beat out ryan gosling for best actor in a comedy at the critic's choice award. but the real winner? that was all of us when the handsome ryans posed together during the show. tie. clearly you tied it. because i have the fake real bow tie. >> this is like a 45-minute procedure. that's on a good day. >> they have a lot in common. they're both canadian, former child stars and both dads to two adorable bab

and ryan needs them, but at the same time president-elect needs ryan. it's an arranged marriage, but i think they're going to try to make it work. >> the reason people voted for trump voted for him, at least the better people, who had aspirations for this country, who were patriotic, was hoping to get the country rolling again. big economic opportunities for everybody. if they don't pass a deal for these big road building, bridge building, fixing stuff, hiring people, it's all b.s. if he doesn't do that. can ryan go along with that? will he go along with that? >> ryan is governance and that's what he is in place to do. you know, building bridges, the infrastructure, the nation needs infrastructure building. we've got crumbling roads, crumbling bridges, crumbling buildings, but at the same time donald trump said this on the campaign trail. and to make him successful, these two frenemies have to meet for this to work. paul ryan is the one to help find the ways and means to make it happen. >> will there be a wall he's up against? will he force trump in eve

>> ryan reynolds beat out ryan goslinr g fo abestctor in a comedy at the critic's choice award. but the real winner? was more formal and talked to kevin. >> you actually have a real bow tie. clearly you tied it. because i have the fake real bow tie. >> this is like a 45-minute procedure. that's on a good day. >> the ryans have a lot in common. they're both canadian, former child stars and both dadd to two adorable baby girls. of course, each has an a-list partner. reynolds is married to blake lively. and ava mendes is ryan gosling's longtime love. in all, la la land received seven nominations. it was all about the people versus o.j. simpson american crime story. it received five noms. and it was a great morning for the cast of nbc's this is us. congratulations from "e.t." >> thank you. this is mind-blowing. cheers. >> this is fabulous and well deserved. >> thank you so much. >> "e.t." toasted the show's three nominations with mandy moore and chrissy. >> i think as exciting as it is, or isn't, it's just, i like the idea of not being nominated. it keeps me hungry. >> and more for

>>> ryan versus ryan. is this the sexiest showdown in history? >> at least i remembered pants. >> we're on set of the golden globe nominees today. and celebrating with a very happy stars of "this is us." >> this is mind-blowing. >> plus, making fun of mariah? why nick cannon is taking aam at his ex on tv. >> i couldn't leave nothing on the table, man. >> before "the voice" finale, our interview with alicia keys and what she really thinks about the other coaches. >> i definitely did not think i would like blake. >> jennifer lawrence and chris pratt with "e.t." >> my name is jennifer. and these are my issues. >> all about their real-life friendship. and his new scene. >> that's what my butt looks like all the time. that's what it looks like right now. >>> now, for december 12th, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." >> how do you like this, ladies? ryan versus ryan, the golden globe nominations. the critic choice awards were last night. we're officially in the heart of award season. >> this is going to be the hottest category. you'll see all of th

ryan hughes is live with details. for anyone who lives in the apartment, it is good to know what caused it. there are so many people you are counting on to do the right thing. there are so many people you are counting on to do the right thing. ryan: we are told 67 people were living in this building. they are learning that a mechanical failure of a furnace in the -- ignited the fire. it started in the attic of this building, then spread. most of the damage was contained to the third floor. you can see the power has been restored to the building, but the assistant manager says no tonight. >> i remember seeing smoke, then flames. cell phone video shows the intense flames shooting through the third floor of the woodlawn garden apartments on richmond highway in alexandria saturday evening. daylight shows the aftermath, a big hole in the roof. people -- pieces of plastic hanging over balconies, and 67 people forced into the cold are returning home, trying to salvage anything they can. >> i feel very lucky that nobody in my

ryan versus ryan, the golden globe nominations. the critic choice awards were last night. we're officially in the heart of award season. >> this is going to be the hottest category. you'll see all of the award season. two of hollywood's favorite dads are going head-to-head. and carly steel was there as their face-off was announced. >> ryan gosling, la la land, and ryan reynolds for dead pool. >> we could almost call it the ryans will face off for the best performance by an acttr in a picture or comedy. >> here at the beverly hilton, ryan reynolds posting this pick and tweeting, thank you, golden globes. as we speak the entire dead pool team is engaged in an early-morning tickle fight. >> we got a preview of the showdown last night. >> ryan reynolds, the man of the hour! >> ryan reynolds beat out ryan goslfoing r best actor in a comedy at the critic's choice award. but the real winner? handsome ryans posed together during the show. was more formal and talked to kevin. >> you actually have a real bow tie. clearly you tied it. because i have the fake real bow tie. >> this is

please join me in welcoming and encouraging speaker paul ryan. [applause] speaker ryan:. so in other words, no pressure. thanks. first of all, it's really nice to be here. tamar and robert -- where is jimmy? is jimmy in the room somewhere? give him a hard time for this, will you. i want to thank everybody on this placard for being involved. what is this? what is this? where coming to a consensus on how to fight poverty and restore upper mobility in america. number one, re--- we agree this these before. we agree far too many people are slipping to the crack spirit we agree that opportunity is lacking. we agree to this beautiful notion, the american idea that the condition of your birth doesn't determine the outcome of your life. it is an idea a lot of people do not leave it anymore. if some people do not believe in it is not true universally at all. it is our job to restore this. this is what conservatives have been working on for years and this is what is exciting. e have been spending so much time trying to figure out how we can better solve these problems, how we can ta

tomorrow, ryan gosling will be here. t.j. miller will join us, and we'll have music from pentatonix. thursday night, jennifer aniston, tom ford, and frenship will be here. and on friday, we have a new show with the cast of "rogue one," the new "star wars" movie, and music from a tribe called quest. so please join us for all of that. our first guest is a tireless broadcaster, producer and fashion mogul. with his own line of ties which means he could be our president one day. he is host of "dick clark's new year's rockin' eve with ryan seacrest" which you can see here on abc. on new year's eve. please welcome ryan seacrest. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i didn't know kids loved you so much. >> he saw you and all hell broke loose. his mom was back there till the last second. the intro took so long. >> jimmy: i think the music was loud and i'm sure it wasn't you. i don't want this to get in the way -- >> of having kids someday? >> jimmy: don't get a vasectomy after the show because of this. >>

, ryan reynolds and ryan gosling. you never see these two together. >> fine specimens i must say. >> fine. they were both at the critics choice awards. >> they have facial hair happening. >> ryan reynolds beat gosling, so the fans are debating who do you prefer? are you team gosling or team reynolds? that is today's wine bot. >> what if we aren't -- >> i said reynolds. >> did, too. >> well then, okay, here it's klg hoda gosling or klg hoda reynolds. that's how you pick. while we're watching the wine flow, we're going to talk to you about the two different ones. >> they're both really accomplished guys. >> what's the difference do you think between the two? >> i don't know ryan gosling, i never met him i know of, i think i would remember it but at my age -- when you meet ryan reynolds you never forget it. >> here are the facts. they're both canadian, ryan gosling is four years younger, 36 and 40. both have two kids and each in a committed relationship. ryan reynolds, he's the one on the right, he has the higher grossin

ryan: i think so. a vote of 63 other members agreeing with the message, i would say leadership understands there's a good many people in the caucus who want the message to move in that direction. sorry? >> do you agree that your effort was pathetic? mr. ryan: yeah. not pathetic. i'm proud of having 63 votes. >> those who supported you come from a rural area saying there's no greater divide between urban democrats and rural democrats. and by electing nancy pelosi, [indiscernible] mr. ryan: we are going to compete. you know, at the end of the day, we've got to figure out how to win. i tried to add to that conversation. we're a united caucus and we're going to figure out how to win. >> before tim continues, let me just say this. i'm hearing the tone of this and i don't think it's very fair. we did not lose today. today we won. we may not have won the position but we won a caucus. we have now a leadership that listens to what we are saying. we have now a leadership that wants to be more inclusive and inclu

it is all muffled. >> not that life has ever been easy for ryan. a hemophiliac since birth he has had to be careful to keep the bumps and bruises leading to uncontrolled bleeding. the greatest shock is when he was diagnosed with aids. the source was the same blood product that helped control his hemophilia. >> since each bottle contains the blood of 26 different donors, each and every month, hemophiliacs are using blood from scores of different people. >> ryan white was the first kid trying to go to school when he was hiv positive, and many, many people in america are saying no, you have hiv in an acceptable way, and we are so, so sorry, but we're not letting you go near our children. >> the whites asked a federal court to force the school to let ryan in. >> ryan said they're trying to prolong it in the courts, they think i am going to die. they better not hold their breath, i am going back to school. it gave him something to live for. >> mr. president, if you had young children, would you send them to school with a child that had aids? >> it was h

the rally turned into a lovefest with trump praising ryan, and ryan complimenting trump right back. the exxonmobil chief rex tillerson who may face an uphill battle for the senate confirmati confirmation. cnn's jim acosta has the latest from wisconsin. >> reporter: george and christine, donald trump has taken another victory lap here at the rally here in wisconsin. trump praised tillerson's contacting around the world but he did not mention tillerson's past ties to russian president vladimir putin. trump looked back at the election victory and thanked his supporters, including house speaker paul ryan who he praised in an unusual way. here's more of what he had to say. >> speaker paul ryan, i've really come to -- oh, no, i've come to appreciate him. speaker paul ryan. where is the speaker? where is he? he has been -- i'll tell you, he has been terrific. you know honestly, he's like a fine wine. every day goes by, i get to appreciate his genius more and more. now, the other goes against me, i'm not going to say that, okay? he's a great guy. and we have some amazing things in store. we

. >> this car was custom built for ryan. >> we added couple of different modification toss help support his body, support his trunk, support his head lit bit. >> in ryan's case the car helps him sit up straight to develop core muscles and use his hands. his mom said that's not the best part. >> in the evening, wherever one is playing, all of the kids are out, he get to take his car out and gets to play like everybody else. >> ryan's life is not easy. filled with physical therapy sessions, and doctors appointments. but when he's behind the wheel -- >> he just get to be a little by the. he get to be a little boy. >> weijia jiang, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> their family lost offering house fire in kensington back in october. but the christmas, these four

ryan: there's a lot of talk about the environment. it has changed in many ways, but today's companies are getting funded today. we are seeing more and more people building products and companies and also with less resources and time. we are living in a world where distribution channels exist, the internet and app store, amazon, these places to distribute your product. despite talking about the fundraising environment being difficult, the truth is, it is a great time to be a company builder. emily: whited you sell rather than raise more? ryan: if you look even 10 years down the road, how do we get there after? many of it is through partnerships. partnership with angellist makes a lot of sense. angellist has a fantastic talent platform and has invested a lot into it and continues to invest a lot and that is something we can see being part of product hunt and angellist together. the barometer eisai is down 15% from a high of last the start of barometer is down 15% from a high of last year. danielle: we figure out the data from a long tim

they talk every day. >> he hasn't impressed me. >> ryan need trump, trump need ryan. but trump is the guy in charge. lou: i would love to hear the speaker say that just once. what we hear is nonsense. with that we have to end. good to see you. have a good weekend. can't wait until our next installment on palm ryan. thanks so much. fred barnes. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. which do you think is more unconventional. president-elect trump who fights for all or gop speaker more aligned with a democratic president? cast your vote on twitter at lou dobbs. on wall street stocks closed mixed. the nasdaq up 5 point. volume on the big board. for the week the dow up less than 1%. the dow having quite a march. listen to my reports coast to coast three times a day on the salem radio network. up next, speaker paul ryan. he's speak out about his relationship with the president-elect. you just heard fred barnes say they have a splendid relationship. we'll examine that. paul ryan takes walk of shame. let's look at the picture for that. narrator: one in six seniors faces the th

ryan hughes is live in northwest with that part of the story. ryan: you can see the date on the building behind me. piled inside to mark this milestone. the fire chief taking a moment to reflect and honor the lives that were lost in that horrific fire in oakland, california. ? bagpipes kicking off a centennial celebration. 100 years of continuous service for d.c. fire engine company 28. >> we were known as the wa back then. ryan: community members filling the firehouse and cleveland park on connecticut avenue. >> it is a beautiful house. hopefully it will last another 100 years. ryans: kids climbing aboard firetrucks and snapping photos but the fire chief taking a moment during the celebration to reflect on the horrifying recovery effort after that massive inferno in oakland, california. >> i think it is important to mention the events that happened in oakland and in cambridge over ryan: the death toll climbing after flames gutted a converted warehouse during a dance party friday. captain daniel dugan speaking on how to prevent something like th

paul ryan. >> good morning. i'm nicole petallides. the titans at the tech industry and we will tell you who will be there and who well. lauren: will the federal reserve to read this trumps talk market rally because yesterday we came within 50-point that out 20,000 a fed rate hike almost a certainty. let's see how u.s. stock market futures are doing ahead of the amount that. dr. tucson 12 points. nasa one. train to asia investors looking for that and in japan then they fractionally. squeeze up again in china. the shanghai composite index down half of 1%. lauren: oil prices up four days in a row. down 1.2% to $52 a barrel. trying to keep your eye on the heels of a 10 year treasury bond. right now the yield holding steady. 2.44%. lauren: the night of basketball. golden state warrior said the best for last. they mock the memphis grizzlies. we will show you highlight. nicole: will show you all the highlights. "fbn:am" in new york. we welcome you to the latest that it then breaking news. lauren: welco

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he was praising paul ryan. he likes paul ryan. until he doesn't like him anymore. there you've got the big wisconsin leaders who were there on the stage with him. you know what, trump likes this team. he likes winning. and here both those teams in a sound bite. >> would anybody like to keep it the way it is. i don't think so. we're going to win. we're going to win a lot. we're going to win so much. you're going to go to paul ryan and go mr. speaker please. please, we can't stand winning this much. we can't take it. and he's going to come to see me and he's going to say, mr. president, the people in wisconsin are tired of winning so much. you're winning with health care. we're winning on the border. we're winning with isis. because we're going to get isis out. we're wing all over, mr. president. they just can't take it anymore. say paul, i'm sorry. i'm sorry. you have to go back and tell them we're going to keep winning and winning and winning whether they like it or not. >> they become real good friends, evidently. as good friends you can be. they weren't speaking

the whole event is supposed to be this big thing and all it is, hey ryan, hey ryan, hey ryan, look over here! you better look over or they get mad. >> they get very mad. >> jimmy: did you bring an extra pair of shoes? did you rinse the shoes off? >> i have to deal with the shoes. >> jimmy: you don't have people? you don't have shoe people? >> i don't have shoe people. do you have shoe people? >> jimmy: of course i have shoe people. [ laughter ] >> wow. >> jimmy: you've got to get shoe people. you were also just in budapest. shooting "blade runner," a new version of "blade runner." [ cheers and applause ] is it great in budapest? do you recommend it as a place to visit? >> it's a wonderful place. >> jimmy: did you enjoy working with harrison ford? >> he's a -- he's a cool [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he is. that's all right. >> we'll have to wleep that, but there's no other way to say it. >> jimmy: i've found as he's been here a few times that it took a due times before -- even though this is a talk show, really before he would speak to me. [ laughter ] but now i feel like he consid

ryan: it did work. it lowered child poverty rates, helped lowered more child poverty rates than any other program have seen. it is one program. there are 72 other programs that spent about $800 billion a year and so, that reform, which was more local control, work requirements, time limits, which ways, the work requirements kind of atrophied and we'll have to explain more about how that happened over the years. we could give you a chapter and verse on that, but it was one program out of dozens of other programs that never got those reforms. never got those principles injected in them. what ended up happening is the system took over those ideas and principles and it is time for a new round of welfare reform. 2.0.welfare reform again, this is not a budget exercise. this should be seen as a life-saving exercise. this should be seen as a poverty fighting expertise respecting -- fighting exercise. this is where this all ought to go. mr. seib: so you're saying the centrality of work in all of these programs i

a top ally, house speaker paul ryan indicates that g.o.p. brass may' to block some of trump's more populous campaign promises. i can't believe it has taken so long to actually fly their flag. republican congressman bill flores of texas said we agree that some of president trump's proposed policies are not going to lineup very well with our cons joining me now to find out how well they lineup, michelle great to have you here. >> thank you. lou: let's turn to this sudden display of the false flag cut from yard iron here we go, skull and cross bones are flying. mccarthy and ryan will be obstructists again. >> as they always are, these people have learned nothing. in the same way so many established democrats have learned nothing, they will double down, i believe that this g.o.p. so-called leadership, is going to pose more headaches and will be a bigger threat to donald trump and his american sovereignty ajen athan the out right liberals will be this has always been the case as long as i covered politics over last 25 years, the republicans who p

and so paul ryan is a complicated figure in wisconsin. by and large paul ryan is quite popular in wisconsin, as evidenced by his overwhelming victory in the congressional race. but i think paul ryan also understands that he has a role to play, and this role is 0 occasionally to take a shot here or there from people who are yub set with the establish republican sort of same-old routine, i think he's willing to do that. i think he's actually happy to do that. >> all right. another interesting point errol you heard what donald trump was saying about saying merry christmas. he doesn't like person of the year, it should be man of the year. it seems he has a focus on each side of the culture wars as well because yesterday at trump tower, trump met with quite an array of people. part of this diversity council included football legends jim brown and ray lewis, he met with kanye west who tweeted he wanted to talk to trump about what he called multicultural issues including bullying and chicago violence. ray lewis the football great the baltimore r

ryan hughes, abc 7 news. kimberly: our stormwatch 7 team is working hard to keep you informed about major weather changes. stay connected with forecast updates and alerts on air and online. follow us on facebook and twitter come and download the stormwatch 7 app. new developments tonight in the shooting death of a 16-year-old after thanksgiving. d.c. police officially charged the alleged shooter, 30-year-old evans with second-degree murder while armed. the police say he fired the shots that killed breyona evans has been in jail since the end of november on weapons charges related to the shooting. today marks the one-year anniversary of noah leotta's death. people gathered for a memorial service in his honor today in olney. he was hit i a drunk driver during a traffic stop and died one day later. law mandates interlock devices in vehicles for convicted drunk drivers. busy saturday for president elect donald trump. he had a meeting with potential secretary of state candidate and headed to baltimore for the army

. >> jimmy: but they can play, ryan gosling is musically talented. >> ryan really kind of pissed me off because he learned how to play piano so beautifully and i'm like, i've been playing since i was four, man. it's not fair. he like really learned how to play and really did a great job and he had to play like a a really accomplished jazz pianist. and he did a magnificent job, and emma is amazing in it. it's just really, i'm just lucky to be in such good you nailed it and it's just -- it's just -- it's just beautifully done. i don't want to spoil anything for anyone who doesn't know what the movie's about. but just go see it, because at the end of the movie -- >> it's about love and about pursuing your dreams and sometimes those two things don't work together. that's really what it's about and it's kind of a le lett to los angeles as well. but it's about dreamers, and peop who want to fall in love and also want to make something of their career as an artist. >> jimmy: i wanna show a clip. here's john legend and ryan gosling in "la la land." take a look at this. >> you say you wanna save

lou: who scares you most, mitch mcconnell or paul ryan. >> paul ryan. >> paul ryan. lou: randy, and ed thank you. >> but. lou: vote in our poll, question, do you believe speaker ryan is beginning to at least dimly understand who is in charge now? cast your vote on twitter @lou dobbs, follow me on twitter, like me on facebook, and follow on stai sta game -- instagram, on wall street, stocks moving a little bit lower after federal reserve raised interest rates, who needed that? i'm kidding about the fed, they are following market, they are not leading them. that is a good sign, federal reserve today, raising rates, by 25 basis points, second rate hike since 2006, yellen saying that fed is expecting three more interest rate hikes next year. a reminder to listen to my report three times a day coast-to-coast on salem radio network, up next. president-elect working hard to be the greatest jobs president ever. tomorrow coming up, true giants of silicon valley, we'll talk about how to grow jobs, we'll talk about how they can stay on top. we're going to talk about a lot of gr

ryan: the f.b.i. is investigating the credibility of he threat and parishioners are vowing they will not live in fear, but pray for hope and peace this christmas. we can't give into it basically. i think this is a celebration of the meaning of christmas. arch diocese of washington and arlington telling us churches are open to everyone this weekend and its schedules have not changed. are warning churchgoers have been aware of your surroundings, if you see something suspend i suspicious, report it to police right away. ryan hughes, abc 7 news kimberly: breaking news right now. onald trump is dissolving his charity, the donald j. trump foundation. in a release through his team, president-elect trump said this move was to avoid appearances of conflict of interest. recall his foundation had been investigating for self-dealing spending donated and his himself businesses. this morning, president obama to vered his weekly address wish everyone a merry christmas nd he was joined by first lady michelle. resolve

speaker ryan: don't know. we have not written these budgets yet and the reconciliation that follows it that this is our intention to use every tool we got to make progress for the american people, to make good on the promises that were made. we believe obama -- you have to remember obamacare is really hurting families. obamacare is giving families yet again another double-digit premium increase. really high deductibles and fewer choices. so many people in this country have one choice which isn't a choice. it's a monopoly. so we also see the worse things coming. the yet is -- the worse is yet to come with obamacare. we have more pullouts. united pulled out. aetna pulled out. we see more of this coming so we need to give the american people relief from obamacare. with respect to all the other issues, reconciliation is the proper budget tool that you use for budget legislation. health care, tax, these are budget issues that will be dealt with in that way. reporter: but do you see them, though -- you've been talki

ryan knows enough about the bill in this country, ithink. ryan giggs is tipped to replace him, he missed out after being interviewed for the job earlier in the season. the question would be whether ryan would want the job after knowing he was second place originally, but premier league management is few and far between. alan pardew was recently sacked by crystal palace. the birmingham manager was impressive. nigel pearson kept leicester in the premier league to seasons ago. and then there is the wales‘ manager, chris coleman. his stock is high after leading wales to the semifinals in the euro 2016 matches. the worst defence in the premiere league, and only one of the bottom of the table in goal difference. they have recruited well, so the january window, for the next manager, it will be crucial for them staying up. alan curtis and paul williams the coaches will be in charge. the everton manager ronald koeman says he is looking to do business in the january transfer window. reports have linked the club with a move for teenage charlton forwa

ryan seacrest" which you can see here on abc. please welcome ryan seacrest. [ cheers and applause ] ? [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: i didn't know kids loved you so much. >> he saw you and all hell broke loose. his mom was back there till the last second. the intro took so long. >> think the music was loud and i'm sure it wasn't you. i don't want this to get in the way -- >> of having kids someday? >> jimmy: don't get a vasectomy after the show because of this. hey, before we start. >> jimmy: yes? >> congratulations to you, i saw you're going to host the oscars. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is true, thank you. >> you've killed it at the emmys. the emmys seemed easy for you. >> jimmy: thank you, thank you. >> are the oscars in your mind a little more difficult? >> jimmy: terrifying, yeah, yeah. terrifying. >> why did you decide to do it? >> jimmy: they ask, what are you supposed to say, no? i wanted to say no, don't get me wrong. no ihe came to my mind. it's a lot of work. >> that's the thing. i've never done it bef

ryan budget is our voucherrizing of medicare. this would be a tremendous loss, taking away the guarantee of medicare. in addition, over ten years in that bullet, it takes a trillion dollars out of medicaid, two-thirds of which drove forth long-term health care for seniors. so seniors have a lot to lose and what the republicans are proposing. it's interesting to see if president trump will go along with that. >> dickerson: what about obamacare, why wouldn't that be an initial big fight democrats... >> well, it would be a big fight, and seniors should know how it affects them because we extended the solvency of medicare in that. we gave three check-ups, all of that closed the doughnut hole which increased prescription drugs to seniors. so seniors have a lot to lose, both in the voucherrizing of medicare, cutting of medicaid and what it wants to do for the affordable care act? >> dickerson: the democratic party is in a moment of questioning about its identity. you were reelected to lead the democrats in the house. what do you tell d