tim ryan, great to have you with us on "the ed show." >>> paul ryan embraces the radical ideology over the weekend. the reverend barry lynn will weigh in on that. stay with us. >>> coming up, reverend lynn joins me to discuss the summit and the romney campaign's embrace of the far right wing. stay tuned. we're back. >>> in our survey, i asked is the video of mitt romney speaking about the poor at a fundraiser proof of what he really believes about the poor in this country? 98% say yes. coming up, rick santorum admits the truth. voters aren't concerned with the facts. >>> in the big finish tonight, it was a gather of right wingers mancer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and save you up to thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket costs. call today to request a free decision guide

host: congress spent tim ryan -- congressmen tim ryan, democrat from ohio.mbassador chris stevens and other staffers were killed. what does this mean for relations in the region? guest: i think it will damage them greatly. it is a huge deal. you don't always think about diplomats being so closely in the line of fire, but they are and we should be thankful for their service. this will change in a big way. host: what will you be looking at for signs? guest: i think there's a lot more to be learned. not knowing exactly who the folks are that committed this crime. we will be monitoring very closely at this situation. host: does it concern you about the stability of libya and egypt? guest: we get the blame for things we do and we get the blame for things we do not do. that comes with the territory. the changes throughout the world don't always go as planned. we will continue to monitor the situation. host: representative tim ryan of ohio. we saw this headline this morning. "congressional leaders dug in their heels." guest: yeah. we have it long-term debt situatio

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for more, let's turn to congressman tim ryan of ohio. great to have you with us tonight.se simply are the facts. what do you make of romney attacking the president for being too soft on china? >> i got to tell you, it's actually laughable. having been on the ground the last few years through the obama administration, watching what he did with tires, that tariff created jobs in northwest ohio, just south o'toledo. he also put tariffs on steel tubing and that tariff that he put on led to almost a $700 million steel mill being created here in youngstown, ohio. for anyone who wants to look at it, i'm listening. i'm going to take a picture tomorrow that with the help of obama's tariffs is located here. i will tweet it so everybody can see what obama's policies have done for ohio. >> how dangerous are the subsidies that china is giving to its auto sector? could it slow down the momentum of what we have seen in your state of ohio and in michigan when it comes to auto manufacturing and all the domino effect it has on the different industries that come together to make automobiles

we're diswroind by two of them, michigan senator carl levin, and tim ryan, a member of the house fromo. both of you come from districts representing auto workers. had term do you use, senator? >> we saved the auto industry. the president helped save the auto industry. it was critically important that that be done. a million jobs have been saved. no auto-producing country in the world did not support its auto industry during this recession. the idea that we would let it go under and the romney statement, "let detroit go bankrupt," his definition of bankruptcy meant real bankruptcy, not just restructuring. it's going to hurt him in michigan and ohio what he has said about letting the auto industry go under. i think it will hurt him in the country. i find the reaction to that slogan-- imported from detroit-- having an amazing impact everywhere in the country, by the way. when that commercial hit that chrysler put on, it brought pride-- not just to michigan, not just to ohio. i'm telling you, i found it all over the country. >> ifill: congress, i want you to ask you to tell your story. >>

tim ryan, chris myers. we hope you're enjoying the game. we certainly are. i think that was your question regarding robert griffin iii. what does he do for an encore. >> tim: i think he's everything he's advertised to be. i talked with him about keeping it in the pocket. throwing from the pocket. he's been brilliant out of the pocket. 8 for 11. he's also rushed five times for 30 yards a pop. so he's impressive, and he will give these guys problems here in the second half. >> chris: and he's maintained his cool when the hot heads were loose. albert morris, first down. and robert quinn running him back. let's check in on the field with jaime maggio. >> jaime: thanks, chris. you were talk about about their offense in new orleans last week. i asked jeff fisher. how are you going to contain them in the first half. he said, don't forget. we gave them the first seven points. all we have to do is eliminate plays and force them down. back to you, guys. >> chris: thank you, jaime. there's a flag. >> referee: false start, offense number 78. five-yard penalty. replay, se

so we spoke to the former nfl officials jim tunney and cbs five nfl analyst tim ryan and both had a difference. the of weight the play was over. >>> and the replay cannot review that they cannot deny that they made a mistake on the touchdown. they're looking at the ball hit the grounds they certainly could ever be the possession of the football and in my mind there is no question about its the defensive back to the green bay packers have that ball panda his chess. to help with the topics even hit the campaign trail today paul ryan gets off the top five. i have think that these rest part time for the obama's administration in the budget office. if the linebackers suspended for sunday's game against the raiders for this kids on texans quarterback matt shaw ribbon of a piece of busier the padres are entertaining on the heels of a brought in a circus act to do flips and throw out the first pitch at number to the braves and marlins freddie freeman has a walk off home run that won the game and clinched a wild-card spots. no. 1 the replacement weatherman in green bay. this is your replacement weather

we're diswroind by two of them, michigan senator carl levin, and tim ryan, a member of the house fromo. both of you come from districts representing auto workers. had term do you use, senator? >> we saved the auto industry. the president helped save the auto industry. it was critically important that that be done. a million jobs have been saved. no auto-producing country in the world did not support its auto industry during this recession. the idea that we would let it go under and the romney statement, "let detroit go bankrupt," his definition of bankruptcy meant real bankruptcy, not just restructuring. it's going to hurt him in michigan and ohio what he has said about letting the auto industry go under. i think it will hurt him in the country. i find the reaction to that slogan-- imported from detroit-- having an amazing impact everywhere in the country, by the way. when that commercial hit that chrysler put on, it brought pride-- not just to michigan, not just to ohio. i'm telling you, i found it all over the country. >> ifill: congress, i want you to ask you to tell your story. >>

host: congress spent tim ryan -- congressmen tim ryan, democrat from ohio. ambassador chris stevens and other staffers were killed. what does this mean for relations in the region? guest: i think it will damage them greatly. it is a huge deal. you don't always think about diplomats being so closely in the line of fire, but they are and we should be thankful for their service. this will change in a big way. host: what will you be looking at for signs? guest: i think there's a lot more to be learned. not knowing exactly who the folks are that committed this crime. we will be monitoring very closely at this situation. host: does it concern you about the stability of libya and egypt? guest: we get the blame for things we do and we get the blame for things we do not do. that comes with the territory. the changes throughout the world don't always go as planned. we will continue to monitor the situation. host: representative tim ryan of ohio. we saw this headline this morning. "congressional leaders dug in their heels." guest: yeah. we have it long-term debt situat

are watching abc 7 is said 11:00 with leon harris, starling, bob brian the and tim brant sports. -- bob ryan weather and tim brant sports. >> a 25-year old man is in condition after being tiger at the bronx zoo. it jumped off the -- he fell off e monorail train and fell into the tiger exhibit. he was rushed to a hospital. if you are heading to the movie theater this evening -- this eastwood is back on the screen. he is talking baseball. >> have you thought about what do when your contract is up? shore, another one for more money. plenty eastwood plays the grump with a heart of gold. daughter amy adams comes on help. to just and timber lake arrived as a boyfriend material. timberlakecomes as boyfriend material. the best watch list with end of watch and the master. new tonight, a tire year isurer good offering a helping hand to two hollywood starlets. yndsay lohan and amanda bynes facing legal troubles from behind the wheel. from othera response actors. posted.keep you >> do they ever have paparazzi akron?t of >> yes. >> the first one was when the was there. >> when leon was leaving. let's tal

. >> that last person you heard from is congressman tim ryan of ohio.atured in a powerful documentary titled" death by china." foreign policy is front and center right now with the uprising in the middle east. you can't talk foreign policy without talking about china. since they joined the world trade organization, more than 50,000 american factories have shut down. 25 million americans are out of work and can't find a decent job and take on 3 trillion worth of our debt. as you heard in that clip, that can be due whenever the chinese demand it. this afternoon the federal reserve announced an open-ended qe-3 with low interest rates sp buying up more bonds until 2015. in fact, the fed says it will keep spending and spending until unemployment goes down. peter navarro is the filmmaker behind death by china and congressman ryan is with us. what's your reaction to the fed's decision on qe-3? >> well, i think it's actually a necessary evil myself, because the congress won't get off their hands and actually do what the fed has been calling for and every sensib

she could have changed the conversation, but the senator from ohio or paul ryan or tim pawlenty, i do not think any of them fundamentally alter the race, and i also think we have to be careful not to put too much weight on any payback in terms of deciding the overall race. i do not think sarah palin helped john mccain, but i do not think anyone he picked held that election. people are going to vote for the person who is going to be president of the united states. can the vice president held? yes, but i think we overblow it, thinking it is going to alter the broad base. -- broad base. tavis: what is your sense of whether there is an international issue that might change this race? >> i always say if something they have been in existence, and you live with that uncertainty. that being said, i do not think that winds up being a new issue for most voters. i would say if you look at previous elections, a foreign- policy rises to the back burner issue. only times of relative domestic tranquillity as the economy seem to be doing well. other times foreign policy does not make it to the back b

you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00, with leon harris, alison starling, meteorologist bob ryan, weather, and tim brant, sports. this is abc 7 news at 11:00. on your side. >> police in wisconsin have shooting.ideo from a the gunman exchanges fire. he is shot several times. officer. murphy is recovering from his wounds. >> new at 11:00, we are learning a university student murder. after a jury the killers. -- the killer. tom roussey spoke with his friends. he is live with their reactions conviction. many feel justice was served. the student was biking harm from job. here to this avenue. here to it -- hear at that was robbed. he was shot multiple times and .e fell down the defendant was found guilty. on eight counts. >> it took two years, but we got justice. >> the murder happened in front this column. -- this man's home. he became friends with the student's family. neal was months away from graduating with a biology degree. >> he came to washington d.c. to get a college education. get that.ived to nothing to say after of first-nd guilty degree murder. he was just 16 when the killed .eil as good as

and then we will hear from tim ryan on the presidential election and the economy.nd later, jim snyder of the bloomberg news on president for a greendge revolution. >> i think people really like to see where politicians the views have shifted over the years. i think people like to see whether mitt romney may was campaigning for welfare reform against welfare reform, against abortion. they want to see what you is doing in this past campaign. i think people like to see how these politicians have evolved. and there's an element to it that is almost pay gotcha element. and it is incredibly interesting. >> i tried to think why is that he is changed so often. what he finds it so difficult to come down on one side of an issue purity floats between both issues. -- someone who is running for the first time -- your name is barack obama. >> i think the best way to describe it is sort of the viral beating heart of the internet. >> more with andrew sunday night at 8:00 p.m. on c-span mitt romney marked the 9/11 anniversary in speeches to the national guard in reno, nevada. he sp

we hear from tim ryan on the presidential election and the economy. and later jim ?r of bloomberg news on president obama's pledge to promote a green revolution. washington journal started at 8:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. in four weeks the first of the presidential debates live on c-span. watch and engage. coming up next, republican senator tom coburn on the federal budget. then the 9/11 me me memorial ceremony held in new york. university of virginia president talks about cheating in college classrooms. oklahoma republican senator tom coburn predicted today a downgrade of the u.s. credit rating. a former member of the simpson bowls commission. he's not worried about so the called fiscal cliff. the series of tax increases and budget cuts scheduled to take effect? january. he focused instead on the financial health of medicare saying the only way to save the program is to change it. he made the remarks are rip pen society. the birthplace of the republican party in wisconsin. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] good morning. thank you for coming out this morning. for th

also from tim ryan.r of congress, frederica wilson writes -- nois.n ohio -- illi >> we were so close together after 9/11 and now we seem to be divided without politicians not able to reach a compromise. i think we're going to fall. i just wish it was different. >> lowest on our republican line from colorado -- lois. >> i agree with the former caller that said, why do have these separated? what does this have to do with politics? this is about america and it was about america. earlier this morning on your channel i was called once again an evil person because i am a conservative person and not the host of the program or the senator from alaska, and neither one of them said -- cause you're a conservative, you're not evil. >> we do not like that to happen and welcome all points of views on c-span. we're using the lines to allers.e the col all points of view are welcome on c-span. we're asking the same question on facebook, facebook.com/cspan . this is from debra. tim is in minneapolis. rethought its -- what

we will hear from tim ryan on the economy. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c- span. as the nation marks the 11th anniversary of the september 11 attacks, president obama and the first lady and the white house staff gathered on the lawn of the white house in a moment of silence. [camera shutters] [bell rings] [bugle plays] [camera shutters] >> president obama honor the victims of the attack at a ceremony at the pentagon. the former secretary leon panetta also took part in the ceremony. this is a replay. >> at this time, president barack obama accompanied by mrs. michelle obama, secretary leon panetta, and general dempsey and mrs. dempsey will pay special tribute to the allies lost on september 11, 2001 by wreath on the pentagon memorial. ♪ [bugle plays slow, mournful song] >> please direct your attention to the pentagon a moral flagpole to your right. in honor of page today and in remembrance of the 184 lives lost at the pentagon, the flag is flying at half staff. ladies and gentlemen, the national anthem of the united states. ♪ [playing "the

vice presidentyan would be g ohaf esidt whe grea grandfather had five wives at the same tim the thing that paul ryan traditional maiage has estedn th romney family as a tradition for exactly two generations before mitt romney got married. the harvard football team has traditions much older than that. mittneand ul r ree ofanto when they use the phrase traditional marriage to mean a marriage between one man and one woman. now paul ryan, he may be such a callow fellow and so uneducated he t y e ow b of marriage that a lie he is telling when he describes traditional marriage. but mitt romney, he knows better. as does evy mormon. mitt romney obviously believes he has to reite the history of marriage, including the history ofriin oam to give moral weight to the republican argument against marriage equality for everne. mitt romney believes lying i the way to achieve moral suorfos me against marriage equality. and there you see romney-ryan values at work. according romney-ryan values, to moral seriori. lie your way this country was built by working people. the economy needs manufacturing. machines,ools, peo

matt cain, madison bum garner and tim lincecum are locks. zito or ryan pitch in the fourth game with the other coming out of the bullpen. >>> the emmys have been handed out and the so "modern family" dominated again at the 64th annual emmy awards. >> this is an embarrassment of riches. >> riches is right for "modern family." it would be best tv comedy sear reese, best actress and best supporting actor awards. the director brought home an outstanding directing award as well. in the drama category, showtime's new series "homeland" won plenty. >> i think a little startled by this. >> startled but nice. in addition to outstanding drama and outstanding writing for a drama series, the show swept the best actor categories with damien lewis and claire danes taking home an emmy. >>> silicon valley's two most powerful women, ceos are in focus this week. scott mcgrew, both of them with big-time tasks ahead. >> absolutely. if anyone can turn around hp and yahoo! it's whitman and mayer. it's been one year sips meg whitman took over at ceo of hewlett-packard. one of w

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tim, what would the folks do if, lord forbid, romney and ryan were elected in six weeks.vast swath of americans? ant'an hont question. are these people really just going to go hungry? are we going to have an america where children are just not eating lunch at school? i mean, the math doesn't add up. romney talks about shuttling these safetyet programs off to odate w sndl d what he doesn't tell you is he's going to chop them by a third to a half. all of a sudden the states are going to have no money. either the states will havto raise taxes or they'll have to dramatically slice services to the very neediest at the same time the ro/rud gives a trillion dollars in tax cuts to the very richest. it's insanity. it's ideology run amok and a dangerous prescription for the country. >> what's interesting about it, we see the secret vidtape recording of mr. romney whiche ere says people feel entitled to things like food and a roof over their head and clothing, and then when you look at their actual budget proposals, they're not a million miles away from what he actually said in that

ryan lizza. said he got the bag carrying story from tim russert in 2008.r no comment from president clinton or obama or their camps. photo i.d. is required to get in the dnc. prompting an avalanche of irony-laced tweets today. one user tweets utter hypocrisy. dems require photo i.d. to get in dnc convention. user require i.d. to vote at hall or union contract but voter i.d. is bad. another if i need an i.d. to buy cold medicine, use a check or even get in the dnc convention why shouldn't i need an idea to vote? finally clint eastwood republican convention dialogue with an empty chair inspired eastwooding. people posing with an empty chair for pictures, as we told you about friday. now a new effort. national empty chair day. today, users of facebook, twitter and conservative blog like lyle insurrection.com -- legal insurrection.com posted empty chair pictures all over the country. part of the business of this week's democratic convention will be the approval of the party platform. tonight, chief washington correspondent james rosen tells us what is in it an

. >> over to the giants and padres, tim linthicum was scheduled to start by gets scratched. nady doubles off of eric stoltz. ryancores and we are tied at one. in the seventh, clay loads the bases. alonzo singles to center. two runs score. padres get the win 6-4. >>> a's and yankees, get this, as a's fans out there doing the bernie in new york. oh, my goodness. having a good time. sixth inning. a single to left. that will bring in josh donaldson just before the tag he gets in. 5-4as. he says i don't think so. a's win 5-4 is the final. once again, we will have the latest on darrius heyward-bey tomorrow for you. back to you, diane. >> thank you, henry. >>> ahead, powering up the developing world. some stanford grad students say they have a way for people to cook a pot of rice and charge a cell phone simultaneously. >>> former president clinton welcomed leaders around the world to his global initiative in new york today. this is the seventh installment of the initiative, which has the extraordinary goal of solving the world's most pressing problem. this year, the opening session was titled "designing for impact" and

a lot of us thought maybe he would go for former minnesota governor tim pawlenty, and i went to the right with his pick in paul ryanctually make that he doesn't feel like he has a good feel for his base. it's not 100% behind him, or he thinks this is a base election where he really needs that enthusiastic conservative base. >> to bring up the party platform and that issue which was valid that happened at the dnc. to go on and say that someone was trying to take in god we trust off of our money, jay carney says the president believes as much that god should be taken off the coin as he does that aliens will attack florida. it's an absurd question to be raised. to go that far. go ahead, mark. >> right, tamron, it is puzzling. it's a thing for him to seize on the party platform, and the democrats were quick to get that language inserted back in. it's another to talk about the coins and the u.s. currency. but tamron i've been chatting with the romney campaign for well over a year. they said our simple strategy of the white house is to talk about the economy, make this into a referendum on the economy on president obama.

tim tebow's throwing arm is proof there's no god. >> you don't mean that. >> of course not. i know god. he's a dear, dear friend of mine. [ laughter ] >> in the end, isn't this really just coach rex ryan's is. and that's why it hurts me to say this, seth. rex, i know you're listening. >> rex, you are my light. we have shared so much these past 30 years. >> that's not true. [ laughter ] >> when i was 11, you pulled me from a river and saved my life. >> no. [ laughter ] >> the next year, i returned the favor, and pulled you from that same river. >> you guys have got to stay away from that river. [ laughter ] >> rex, i know this is hard -- look at me, rex. you cannot allow this man to play. before even game you need to lock in tebow to a walk-in refrigerator and seal the door with a blow torch -- until the final gun is sounded. >> you don't know any of the people you mentioned tonight. >> that's just your opinion, brother. >> stephen a. smith, everybody! for weekend update, i'm seth meyers. good night. unless we figure out a wayoke to divvy up this shared data plan...fairly. so, um, whoever's fathered the most children, gets the most data. let's just do it by hair. body hair? most dental w

ryan plan has been changed and that there is no new estimate. >> virginia voters should know the facts. >> it looks at senate ads, too. this timne ad in virginia. >> using this tool to check on political ads and we'll be checking on campaign speeches, too. the intent is to cut through the spin and find out what is true and what's not. anita. >> we'll be counting on that, garly, thank you. ann romney made a stop in leesburg, virginia, i had a chance to sit down with her one on one. still ahead in this newscast, how she hopes to convince women her husband should be our country's next president. >>> caught on tape, a maryland state trooper hit by a semi. on june 14, trooper david avila pulled over an suv on i-70. he's there talking to a driver as a semi goes by. it hits the squad car. avila finds himself through the suv. you can see him going over to the guardrail. he's doubling over in pain before he finally falls to the ground. avila suffered shoulder, back, and leg injuries, but he's recovering. state police put this video out. motorists must move over a lane as they pass a stopped emergency vehicle. >>> a big night at nationa

your sticks as a hollywood back tim kaine aimed at raising awareness for veterans and military families the performer of the night grammy nominated hip hop artist flo ryan a lot of warm up in and out of water dances i mean for folks there though also gracing the red carpet retired general wesley clark but there were lot of great speeches both nights and of course president clinton just knocks it out of the park every drop of the democratic national convention wouldn't be complete without a red carpet events and celebrities let's take a look at what happens when the speeches and and the party we get iraq obama. i think the country's being american about what's important and how we're going to keep moving this country paul or. showing off his patriotism flow right and his dancers energize the crowd not an american flag inspired sambal all. the but the music pumping and the drinks flowing it's time for v.i.p.'s attendees straight out of the democratic national convention to let loose the democratic party typically the one with hollywood star power standing behind it thousands celebrities impact politics i don't think celebrities in fact politics i think am

tim scott to alan west, susanna martinez who was awesome the other night. >> i can see why they got rid of you. >> yes, exactly. >> jon: let me ask you this. do you know paul ryan? >> yes, very well. >> jon: now he is considered if i am not mistaken, and i am using just a nic nickname, the brainiac. >> he is the intel beck chul soul of the republican party. >> there is a lot of gravitation to him, his boldness to put a plan in writing on the table which he knew would be, you know, advice rated and taken apart, and interestingly must have not just by the left but also by the right, because folks forget -- newt gingrich showed it right wing social engineering. >> you have that and before that you have the leadership when confronted with the plan and asked about it say that is not our plan. so he knew full well what the risk would be but he was willing to take it and so my argument to him was do it now let's talk about it. >> jon: were you surprised last night when he gave a speech that was devoid of those kinds of policies and boldness and included for a guy with a reputation of being from what everybody says a straight shooter, a guy of hard truths that played s

ryan. there was a lot of argument for him to pick centerist like pall leapty. and then gofer nor quest said this choice outlines the future for the next four to eight years. >> eliot: tim's article goes through area of policy to area of policy, when you put it all together, you do step back and say mitt romney became the tea party. >> that's right. he has adopted the agenda fully. the ryan budget has gotten a lot of at attention, but a lot of other items that they have been passing really reveal what the agenda is. restricting women's right to get an abortion even if they are dying or have been raped. allowing people to carry concealed weapons even if they are drunk. >> eliot: it is shocking when you look at it and it is the todd akin social agenda republican party. even though everybody pretended to recoil in shock when todd akin made his horrific comments they went on to embrace his agenda. what me taste sized against mitt romney was he didn't have the forty tuesday to say no i'm not going there. >> yes. and they tried over and over again, they ran one candidate up the flag pole after another. is >> eliot: when you look back at bill clinton who we look at as one of the