when you take on paul ryan, you are not just taking on paul ryan. you are taking on the chamber of commerce. you are taking on the koch

ryan lochte is back here in the u.s. and the three other swimmers say they'll cooperate with police in brazil. no word on if any charges will be filed here. in our newsroom, adam williams, 7 news. >> ryan: also on 7 everett police officer is accused of attacking his pregnant wife. the officer appeared before a judge and case. >> reporter: an officer in handcuffs today and in trouble with the law tonight. that brought prosecutors here to the courthouse today arguing before the judge they wanted the police officer to remain blind bars. -- behind bars. >> assault and battery on a pregnant woman. >> reporter: suspended everett police officer michael mori appearing in court following his arrest charged with assaulting his the stomach. complaining the witness was 7 months pregnant with his chiles. he made threats about getting his gun out of the safe. >> reporter: the officer coming to court hoping to be leased after a judge on tuesday ordered him held without bail. >> this is an individual who is out of control. he is someone

ryan's, ryan's different individual. i haven't had a chance to meet him but every time i was doing reality show in the past after last olympics, it is a guy likes to express himself. also a guy that seems to like the spotlight. i don't know how that really plays into what his mother reporting everything. he is a guy that likes of attention. usually a lot of athletes when they come to the olympics this is the time to capitalize on the attention because that leads to future endorsement for leading to the next olympics. rosanna: i was checking out ryan's twitter account he said he would go back to the original hair color today. what happens with this story, now, jay? what happens? is it put to bed? does it follow ryan lochte for >> i think this story is one that just keeps bringing attention to ryan lochte. the once again, i'm not saying that this didn't happen because if it did happen, then, by all due respect i feel for the young man but at the same time i say it again, ryan lochte has a history creating attention that he

, i want paul ryan as a leader yeah, is. reporter: i charles: is his job to make sure they can win. >> why is paul ryan given his own economic policies and own town halls. >> you have to think he is look at long-term vision of the party. dedemographic facts, a huge democratic shift, young people are cynical of authority, but they want limited government, paul ryan sees an opportunity to engage the next generation, he does not want to lose them to donald trump. charles: but if they lose them to hillary, and a potential are of 8 years of hillary, the party is done. >> i don't think that is paul ryan's fault. >> kind of disagree, if we lose white house for next 8 years, if hillary clinton wins we'll be off in wilderness, if donald trump wins we could be successful and bring in very people we. i have watchd this for last 8 years, trust me on this point. >> trust me who do you sound like. >> i sound like john mccain, and mitt romney and every other -- >> are you just a little bit skeptical or dare i say cynical that paul ryan may

. >> ryan: the hearing on the problem property has been set for today. steve cooper is live in lawrence with the detls >> reporter: a lot has been going on. the mayor speaking. look blind us and you can see the damage done. the flames had out at this hour but as you mention the mayor is calling this a problem property. he has been going after the landlord here for the past couple of years. they were in court. we know 53 people were left homeless by this fast-moving fire that broke out just after 2:00 am. >> you could see the flames over the buildings. it was just crazy. summer street in lawrence when flames broke out inside an abandoned building at 29 summer street and spread to five other homes filled with residents. >> multiple triple deckers in the back. before even get to the next street as well as two and a half story wood frame to left. >> reporter: resident rushed to wake everyone up and scrambled to get out. >> the heat woke them up. so he grabbed his daughter and started pounding on the neighbor's doors to get >> reporter: this person is 7 and d

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it is a legal weapon. [ inaudible question ] >> translator: ryan. ryan. ryan, the athlete. ryan lochte. he was the one that was really the one that was more -- physically outwardly he was more angry or nervous or in this way. this what we heard from one of the security guards. yeah. we're going to confirm. we're going to confirm the identity of the athletes. one of them -- i don't know which one it was -- said the extreme attitudes that are occurring the gas station to ryan, one of the security guys said was ryan. he was very angry because he was intoxicated. he was under the influence of any alcoholic beverage. he was probably drunk. alcoholic beverage. >> translator: so you can say that this is all taking place because of locked? so he would be the one responsible? >> interpreter: no, no, we cannot say that he was the only one responsible. this will be a very premature presumption of guilt. >> translator: i'm from cnn. i'd like to hear your question. [ inaudible ] >> translator: well, we -- it was not -- days. i have to explain to you exactly what happened. the olympic ga

you know, if he really wants to help paul ryan, he ought to move to wisconsin where paul ryan is in a fight for his primary congressional seat. i think really it's about time for doug and others to put on their big boy pants and support hillary clinton and to look at her through a different lens because honestly, she is more prepared than really anybody in a generation to lead this nation and when one looks at her and contrast to donald trump who is unraveling and in the process unraveling the republican party, there's no contest. >> doug, throwing away your vote? >> i'm never going to say anybody is throwing away a vote. my vote isn't a vote i make at the ballot box and it's a vote i make, and -- >> your candidate is not going to win. >> yeah. that certainly looks to be the case. i understand that. there's also libertarian candidate who will be on cnn tonight so it's not merely a binary choice. i reject that argument, as well, but i'm not going to be critical of doug for how he votes. if this is important to him that's how he should vote and i have a larger concern and it emphasizes

neil has been critical to ryan's positions. neil had some tough talk for ryan over the weekend. let's listen to that. >> paul ryan is the head of the snake. he represents everything that's wrong with washington and politics and the media. never before in our history as a representative been so out of touch with the people. >> ryan has about 84% favorability among republicans and independents while only 49% approve of trump. he's doing better than that. paul nehlen joins me now. thanks for joining us tonight. make your pitch right now to the people in that district to vote for you rather than ryan. >> well, the people in our district know that paul ryan doesn't know what he's talking about when it comes to trade. and mr. trump's endorsement of him was not an endorsement of mr. ryan's trade policies or his immigration policies. mr. trump read from a piece of paper and endorsed mr. ryan's position. he endorsed the speaker's chair. and i think that was smart. i think that's the mark of a good leader, a strong leader. he was not endorsing paul ryan's policies. >> let's talk about the

slow to come around to ryan, ryan was slow to come around to trump. with ryan's long-shot primary challenger, businessman paul nehlen. >> i build things, create jobs. >> reporter: last week when trump thanked nehlen on twitter for "your kind words, very much appreciated," nehlen went from nobody to somebody. >> mr. trump and i are absolutely crisply aligned on being against bad trade deals that paul ryan supports. >> reporter: the race here is symbolic of the larger split in the g.o.p. over trump, whose base of support sees ryan as the establishment they oppose. at the eastern end of ryan's district in kenosha, glen woods is a constituent but no fan. >> paul might as well get a hillary t-shirt when he gives his next speech. >> reporter: to the west in janesville, ryan's home town, cafe owner angela collas says the primary here has been hot. >> it seems kind of crazy, chaotic, out of hand. >> reporter: as for paul nehlen, he says just giving ryan a run is a victory of sorts. house? i've already won. i really have already won. >> reporter: but when it c

paul ryan should be the representative for which show him trailing ryan by 60- plus points. nats — ryan event not one person asked ryan about nehlen during a town hall with employees at a&e tools in racine. in fact, the first question was about the green bay packers. ryan 13:01:10 weve got a new defensive lineman from indiana — that guys looking really tough :14xxx the number of t-v cameras and national news outlets covering ryans event shows the national attention on the race, despite the wide polling margin. donald trump has been an issue here, with nehlen endorsin trumps more controversial policies and earning praise from the gop nominee. ryan has at times been critical of trump. on monday, he mentioned the gop nominee only once, on the topic of trade. ryan 13:11:22 and thats why what donald trump says is right — which is, we want good trade agreements, we dont want bad ones, we want good ones :27 but in an economy like this, youve got to have good ones so we can make it here to sell it over there, instead of making it there to sell over there. thats the

in ryan's state, trump didn't do that well. that was a big who is that guy that ran against him? ted cruz. ted cruz was big there. it is helping ryan as well. he came out and said we didn't ask for his endorsement. everybody is happy. >> that's what happens in trump land. you know what my take away from your little speech is? >> i do love donald like a son. >> just because trump speaks simply it is not that it is simple. palm are saying if you use big words you must be smarter than everyone else, but mark twain wrote they seventh grade level and trump speaks clearly and thoughtfully. what trump is doing is laying down a negotiation strategy. he said if you want to play hard with me, great. i'll play hard with you. we are not used to that direct confrontational tone of voice and that's what we need in the next president of the united states. >> we better get used to it. moving on, trump is not the only candidate whose allies are concerned. aides to hillary clinton are concerned about her stubbornness. there are a number of suppo

stay tuned. >> ryan: we'll keep in touch about that. let's get a check of the ride home. >> here is a look high above downtown. 93. the zakim bridge, you can see the leverett ramps are jammed up as well both directions. 93 northbound is heavy and slow. southbound you are back befo heavy and slow volume the entire way. let's look at 128. travel times about 28 minimums from route 2 down to route 9. northbound we've been seeing a lot of delays from the mass pike up to 93 and yore. heaviest from route 2 up to andover. looking at almost an hour in the direction. the expressway heavy and slow from the tunnel down to the split. it's a very slow ride throughout the day today. as you can see we're looking at a little over a half hour northbound isn't bad. a little bit of volume up to granite avenue. as we look at the mass pike heading out of town right now backs up after the allston tolls then past newton corner. heavy after the weston tolls out to framingham. >> ryan: next here a new school opening eyes, how sean diddy combs is changing lives i

speaker ryan: look. i think it is very clear that puttrump-pence ticket will supreme court justices -- to fix the problems better than the hillary clinton administration. that much we know. let me go to frank and then kelly. >> [inaudible] ryan: you get to the end zone, and you have been there before. i have not thought about that. look. we knew we were going to do well. we received to the vote we were hoping and expecting all along, and that is just kind of how -- the outcome is exactly what we were hoping for and expecting, and desperate candidates do desperate things for attention. i think that is what you saw here. kelly? yes. welcome back. >> [inaudible] a blank check -- the nomination of donald trump -- speaker ryan: you're talking about the question? i have not even heard it. i am not going to make a comment more than what i have heard. no, i do not want to do it that way. pretty busy today. but put any endorsement for anyone, they are never blake checks. let me say it this way. i believe here in

, which is he is not endorse paul ryan it is somebody to do so and actually says he likes paul ryan but he thinks the country needs strong leaders because we aren't dangerous times. he is clearly not on board. john: this controversy is clearly not going away and president obama's statement, trying to drive a wedge between donald trump and the republican party, does donald trump get that the first republican moving away and voting for hillary clinton, does he fear the possibility that the party may come apart at the seams? guest: no, i don't think he does. i think donald trump sees this as his party. not paul ryan's party. not the republican leadership. remember back in may when he was in west virginia and paul ryan was saying he was not ready to endorse donald trump, donald trump shot back he was nobody to endorse paul ryan's agenda. i talked to the campaign manager and he told me this is not paul ryan's party. this is donald trump is a party. he is the leader of the republican party, and that is how donald trump has been operating since day one. the fact he has won the primary , he fee

paul ryan, good. good man. he's a good man and he's a good guy. and he may disagree on a couple of things, but mostly we agree and we're going to get it done and we're going to do a lot of wonderful things. he's a good man. and while i'm at it, i hold in the highest esteem senator john mccain. for his service to our country, in uniform and in public office, and i fully support and endorse his re-election. >> again, that was just moments ago in green bay, wisconsin. donald trump not just endorsing paul ryan, the house speaker there, also trump offering his endorsement for john mccain in his re-election bid to the senate in arizona. he also gave one to senator kelly kelly ayotte of new hampshire. donald trump endorsing all three of them publicly. you could see trump reading that from a statement, staring down at the paper for most of those remarks we just showed you. notably, paul ryan the house speaker who did get donald trump's endorsement tonight, he was nowhere to be seen at this trump rally tonight. and for that matter, also not there, scott wa

john happy to, thank you. >>> donald trump does endorse paul ryan tonight, in ryan's home state of wisconsin, the house speaker is not going to be there to hear it. he is not the only top wisconsin republican deciding to skip the trump event. we'll look at the divide between the g.o.p. and talk "fox news sunday" anchor chris wallace coming up on fox news deck. guion beret. >> more of today's headlines. afghan officials say taliban fighters attacked minibus full of foreigners and injured five passengers. it happened in western afghanistan. a government official says the attacker shot at the minibus carrying 11 tourist from the united states, germany and england help says afghan forces rescued them and none were seriously hurt. >>> coast guard say they saved a seven-year-old man in florida from a burning sailboat this morning. flames engulfed the boat and it sank. fire officials say propane tanks exploded and the fire eventually pred to a second boat. and a tornado touched down in new orleans last night. some folks caught the funnel cloud on video as it passed of the city. it destroyed three b

but paul ryan still has a challenger in the general election. ryan now faces democrat ryan solen. solen.solen beat tom breau in yesterday's primary...to advance to the november eighth general election.you can see the numbers right here. solen is an iraq war veteran who lives in mount pleasant. solen calls himself a "moderate democrat" calling for balancing the budget.. reducing the deficit.. and universal health care. a november matchup between senator ron johnson and ?former? senator russ feingold is now a lock. lock.feingold beat his challenger.take a look at the numbers here.feingold easily defeated scott harbach. senator johnson ran ?unopposed? in november's election.we'll have more on what the candidates had to say coming-up in our next half hour. you can get election results from state and local races online on cbs 58 dot com.just click on the blue banner that says 'election results'. in the race for the white house--- donald trump is in ?hot water again?--- this time for making what some view as an ?assassination threat? against opponent hillary clinto. clinton.the unscript

when he refused to endorse ryan, it was a real problem, a humiliation for ryan priebus and mike pence. they'd been putting tremendous pressure, there's been a lot of blowback in the republican base here. again, it's kind of unusual for him to walk it back, but, again, it's not going to change the outcome. although, it's going to definitely ruin ann coulter's whole day tomorrow. >> you got her as a great example. she wrote a book that is a frankly anti-immigrant book, she says all things of offensive things. adios, america, i believe it's called. a blueprint for the nealon campaign. nealon is contemplating ethnic cleansing, the mass deportation of a religious group and he's running in a republican primary. it seems to me that pandora's box is opened and it doesn't get closed up if trump loses. >> yeah, you almost have the sense that there's gates to this toxic sewer of white supremacy that were opened up here. i would be interested to know if donald trump was asked about paul nealon's comments, would he disavow them? that may be a reason why he is bailing on all of this. so when i talk

ryan and alison. >> jim, thank you. the man who climbed to the 21st floor of trump tower in manhattan is going through a psychiatric evaluation. we know the 19-year-old is from virginia. his climb using high power suction cups went on for three hours. officers tried to talk him down, but cornered him by removing windows. emergency personnel dragging him into the building. the man explained his motives in the youtube video saying he wants a private audience with trump. the climber is expected to face several state charges later today. >>> happening today, hillary clinton will layout her economic plan at a speech in detroit on the heels of donald trump doing the same thing earlier this week in the same city. that's where the similarities end. where trump spotlighted his business agenda, clinton is aimed at helping the american worker. cnn's jeff zeleny has more from detroit. >> reporter: hillary clinton will deliver an economic address here in michigan today. she will be focusing on the economy in mccomb county. the count

not paul ryan's party. saying he was not ready to endorse donald trump and donald trump shot back that he was not ready to endorse paul ryan possible agenda. i talked to the campaign manager and he told me this is not paul ryan's party. he's the leader of the republican party and that is how donald trump has been operating since day one. the fact he has won the primary he feels is a mandate in what is leading this party forward, not necessarily the leadership in washington. when you talk to the republican voters and they decided donald trump was going to be there flag carrier, they did not like what was going on in washington. he did not believe the people they voted into plow -- into power were doing a good job thomas o donald trump does have that on his side. he did get a morality of the republican party to get this nomination, but he's going to have to find independent voters. do independent voters find it appealing if he's fighting with everybody? about trump plus comments on mccain and you said briefly

that's paul ryan's home state and four days before the primary for ryan, will he or won't he endorse the speaker. katy tur joins me with more on that. trump in wisconsin coincidence, what are we hearing? >> i know that this was planned before this drama unfolded between donald trump and the speaker of the house. donald trump said he wasn't ready to endorse paul ryan in his primary race. so whether he's going there for this rumored endorsement that he is going to endorse paul ryan, we're going to have to wait and see. that's something we have not been able to confirm. it's so hard to predict. we saw that in the run up to governor pence beingnnoued as his running mate. it's hard to tell if donald trump will follow through with something, even when he says he's going to do it. we're going to find out if he's going to endorse paul ryan later in wisconsin. that would be the attempt to try and close the circle. . and reset for the general election. these polls are that are out in battleground states are not good signs for donald trump. there's a a growing course of everybody who is trying

as for congressman ryan, first elected in 1988. this is his first re-election since becomi the speaker of the house. >> thema, thank you for the report. the race between ryan and nehlen patrick and mike have analysis >> mike, this race started to pick up the national attention, donald trump praised faul nehlen and then the moment that trump di endorse paul ryan. >> i am not saying that paul ry h the last lauf but i'm su ryan didn't mention trump by name, but sounded like he was referring to the campaign at times and talked about the fact he didn't want the campaigns about fear or division and talking about unity and paul had an interesting message, not a direct criticism, but something that i am sure people are paying attention to. >> all right, thank you, mike and patrick. challenged by barnes in the4th district. taylor won there with 61% of the vote. >> now to the race for the districts attorney, john chris hol m gets another term and taking 65% of the vote. he was first elected back in 2006. now the results are scrolling on the

[cheers and applause] paul ryan. he's a good man and he's a good guy. we may disagree on a couple things, but mostly we agree and we are going to get it done and do a lot of wonderful things. he's a good man. and while i'm at it, i hold in the highest esteem senator john mccain. for his service to our country, in uniform and in public office, and i fully support and endorse his reelection. very important. [cheers and applause] >> we'll work together. i also fully support and endorse senator kelly ayotte of new hampshire. a state i truly love. primarily because that was my first victory. but i loved new hampshire. it's one of the most beautiful places. she is a rising star and will continue to represent the great people of new hampshire so very well for a long, long time. senator kelly ayotte. working hand in hand we'll grow our majority in the house and in the senate. we need that. we have got to get things done. arm in arm we'll rescue the nation from the obama-clinton disaster which is exactly what it is, that has bled our country dry and spread terro

announced his support for paul ryan. gop heavyweight, newt gingrich tells the "washington post," trump is proving himself, quote, more unacceptable than hillary clinton. and top republican donors are fleeing. silicon valley, meg whitman saying she'll help and vote for hillary clinton. at a rally moments ago, trump focused in on a $400 million u.s. payment to iran. the white house admits they secretly flew cash to iran on the very same day that iran freed american prisoners. despite the timing, the obama administration is denying the payment ransom money. i'll speak to former navy seal, carl higby. there are growing accounts of disorder and despair within the trump campaign, which sources linked to the candidate himself. let's begin with senior white house correspondent, jim acosta. jim, that's all leading to growing anxiety within the republican establishment. what are you hearing? >> reporter: that's right, donald trump will be here at raley in jacksonville, florida, later on this evening. he wrapped up an event in dayt

ryan was ready to defend trump , but not in detail and ryan , didn't want to talk about whether he'd be a presidential candidate in the future, especially not the near future. he talked about the big picture as both congressmaan of the tak hseg on hillary clintod lkg about working for positive ce and solutions. >> the people want to see their elected leaders tackle oblems, sick of paralysis, and they are hungry for results. >> speaker ryan now moves on to the general election this fall ace iraq war veteran democrat tom solen. ,i live in janesville, terry am sater, wisn 12 news. kathy: sheldon dutes is live with the paul nehlen campaign, also in janesville. sheldon? sheldon: you can see there are still some supporters re in the banque room. he spoke about 40 minuteser the associated press call this ce in favor of ryan. a few dozen people listened intently as he criticizehouse speaker ryan's stance on issues like immigration and trade deals. he also thanked his supporters . >> we defied everyo's expectations for this campaign. just the fact that you are here tonight demonstrates that o

at some point we'll come through with paul ryan. he wants to give him a taste of his own medicine because don't forget, paul ryan did the exact same thing to him. >> i'm sure it was in part an effort to belittle paul ryan and make this seem worse. but also it served an important purpose for trump. they put this story out. remember, "the washington post," which trump forbids to cover his campaign rallies as a news outlet, he invited them in at the beginning of the week to make sure it was clear that he did not endorse ryan and that he was against mccain. so he put this story out there. it is a counterweight to the problems with the khan family. in one sense, it's been a very bad week for donald trump. but in another sense, he had this story as a counternarrative, and at the end, paul ryan was going to win anyway. and now donald trump can claim some of the credit for that. >> well, there you go. and i'm sure we'll hear from him on that front when paul ryan does win. from a media perspective, what's your thought on the coverage of this

and so will ryan held. he's the guy, remember him? he became instantly famous because he was on that relay team with michael phelps, got on the stand, got very emotional. what a nice guy. sat down with his gold medal around his neck. i had a chance to talk to him. i talked to his parents, as well. here's a little bit of what he told me. >> you know, that symbol stands for so many things, and for -- and for so many people. that means it's really important to them. obviously a lot of people have, like, honorably given their lives for what that flag stands for. and, you know, seeing that flag rise to the first position, and with the national anthem playing in the background, i think that just kind of made me emotional. >> reporter: first-time olympian, will be back in 2020, and tonight the premiere event is going to be the best women's gymnastics team arguably that has ever been, competing for team gold. it will be a shock, thomas roberts, if they don't take it home. >> we'll all be watching, chris jansing, appreciate it. >>> olympic cov

ryan howard is in twilight his career. just 36 games to go after tonight. 18 of them right here at citizens bank park. now it's been easy to make ryan howard the scapegoat for what's happened the last two seasons here. batting .218. 42 homers. rbi's. the last two years he'd midwife million dollars. when the dust settles on october 2nd chances are pretty good phillies will pay ripe howard 10 millions dollars just to go away. before he goes away let's remember parts of 13 seasons here when he hit those thee hundred 76 homers. it was a ryan howard who brought passion back to a once proud baseball town. ryan how war who was the main piece of a five-year play off puzzle. ryan howard who no matter where you were, made you stop and watch to see if he did make contact how far each of those 376 homeruns would actually go. does he paying contact like he used to, no. does he strike out more than he used to sure. cacan he catch up to fast balls like he used to absolutely not let's enjoy the final 18 games here and say thank you. chase

strikingly similar to something we heard from paul ryan back in early may, that paul ryan wasn't there yet in endorsing donald trump. you think donald trump remembers that phrase? i have a feeling he probably does. >> i think so. >> weeks later, about a month later he did publicly give trump his backing in what was a significant moment and a significant day in the campaign. we were there when it happened. but when you talk about this idea of how this unfolded, you've got to look at that history and that context between these two candidates. ryan's office does say that he never asked for the endorsement. let me give you some background as to why. paul ryan, at least up until this point has been expected to win this race fairly hand idly. he's fairly well liked in wisconsin, expected to defeat his opponent. we will see if the trump situation has impact on the race. but right now not a lot of indication that it will. >> hallie jackson, great to have you on your phone. we will continue our reporting as it is crazy town almost every day. hallie, thanks. i want to bring in rick tyler. i have

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in waukesha, 90% of voters there going from paul ryan and 10% here's what ryan had to say a few moments ago. >> in times is uncertain as these it is easy to resort to division. it is simple to prey on people's fears. that stuff sells but it does not stick. it does not last. it does not work. we look beyond the noise and the static around here. david: just about 15 minutes away his press conference paul nehlen held a rally just ahead of that ryan conference and he took that opportunity to attack ryan moore and spoke to cbs 58. >> we are going to war as i said. we will have some announcements coming out in the next few days to put everybody on notice. we ran a strong campaign for four months. stopping the worst -- name recognition to stopping the worst trade deal in the history of our lifetimes. david: this is a tweet from paul nehlen and it looks like he tweeted a picture of his ballot filled out. in wisconsin that is currently against the law to do. the election commission board says at this point it is up to district attorney to decide if they will pursue charges on that. big over prim

, who has endorsed trump, trump used virtually the same language ryan used when ryan was he hesitating about endorsing trump. what is reince priebus going to say when republicans say he's not trying to help kelly ayotte -- >> the nominee is trying to blow the party up. there's no other way to interpret what's happening. >> amazing day. >> out of control. moving on to lesser controversies there's yet another one coming out of donald trump's mouth. his campaign has been trying to deal with it today. asked by "usa today" what his reaction would be if his daughter, ivanka was sexually harassed at the workplace, in particular if she were treated in the way former fox news ceo roger ailes has been accused of treating his female subordinates, trump said quote, i would like to think she would find another career or find another company if that was the case, end quote. amid concerns that trump was at best trivializing workplace harassment, another one of his children, eric, tried to walk back or clarify depending on your point of view, his father's comment during an interview on cbs this mornin

nats ; ryan walkup the day before tuesdays primary ; the first question paul ryan the green bay packers. ryan 13:01:10 weve got a new defensive lineman from indiana ; that guys looking really tough :14xxx ryan took a handful of questions from employees at a&e tools in racine. no one asked about his primary opponent, delevan businessman paul nehlen, or republican presidential nominee donald trump, who endorsed ryan last week after at first withholding support while praising nehlen. nats; nehlen walkup also monday, nehlen stood outside ryans district office in janesville, continuing to blast the house speaker for failing to secure the bordr. nehlen, with polling showing a 60-point margin. but nehlen says, dont believe it. nehlen 15:33:52 im knocking tens of thousands of doors per week. were hearing it on the streets. paul ryan is scared. :00 nehlen has endorsed several of trumps controversial policies. while ryan at times has criticized trump. on monday, he mentioned the gop nominee once, on the topic of trade. ryan 13:11:22 and thats why what donald trump says is right — which is,

the ryan snub is not sitting well reince priebus. he's been defending donald trump and trying to get the party behind their nominee. adding to trump's troubles are comments from republicans like meg whitman, a major republican fund raiser, a former ceo of hewlett pa-packard is not alone jumping ship. quoting her, i will vote for hillary. i will talk to my republican friends about helping her. i will donate to her campaign and try to raise money for her. from the outside, these interior battles point to a fractured campaign and party. donald trump tweeted, this there is great unity in my campaign perhaps greater than ever before. i want to thank everyone for your tremendous support. beat crooked "h." dana bash has been doing lots of reporting on this. da dana what's the latest you're hearing on the division, disruption emerging inside the gop. >> the very latest is at least in my experience in covering presidential politics which is a few cycles, something that was pretty unprecedented which is about an hour ago a little more i got a

the other gold medal came from ryan murphy. his first ever olympic gold and came in the men's 100 backstroke. that's right. confused. men's 100 backstroke. this is the event the u.s. men have been dominant dating back to 1996 winning gold. almost gave murphy everything he dreamt of as a child. you have to look at the picture on social media overnight. it is a picture from murphy that he drew as a kid. he says i hope my swimming life continues and i become an olympian when i grow up and i hope to break world records. i want to be the best swimmer in the world. the end. ryan, you almost got it. you missed out on the world record by .03. the men's basketball team against venezuela last night. they were held by venezuela in the first quarter. they managed to come back as we expect they would. kevin durant with 16 points. paul george with 20. wrapping up 113-69. an interesting fact about the game. kobe bryant's cousin was in action for venezuela. he scored 19 points out of 20 shots. proving that it runs in the family. the other thin

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they say ryan lochte and the other u.s. olympic team swimmers made the story up about being ropped at gunpoint. we have surveillance video that you'll see, it appears to show lochte and the others being confronted by employees at a gas station restroom. you'll see that in moments. stick around for that. >>> meanwhile, a state department briefing is about to get under way momentarily, questions sure to come up at the state department briefing about how to handle this, it's a diplomatic issue, to say the very least. two americans were ordered to remain in rio, three, actually, and whether they're going to be able to leave, we'll talk to our attorneys about that who are standing by as well. jarod max and attorney doug burns are with me in the studio. steve harrigan is live in rio this afternoon. hi, steve, what do you know? >> reporter: marsha, two u.s. li olympic swimmers thought they would be home by now, instead they're being interrogated in a rio police station. they were on a flight to houston last night, that's when braz

so then what we're left with is ryan lochte telling a story about a robbery when the reality is ryan lochte and his friends were there breaking property, damaging and destroying property at the gas station and then leaving without paying. and the cops are saying we just -- or the security is saying we used force not to get money out of him but to keep them there until the cops came. now, did they use force to rob them? apparently the cops don't think so. apparently the cops think they were just being held and lochte is making all this stuff up. that, i think, is going to form the basis of this. >> is there any -- how much money was actually paid from lochte and his colleagues to the gas station or to the management? was it greatly in excess of what the damage was, the vandalism? >> well, they settled for a certain amount, and then ryan threw in $100 tip for their trouble. so they seemed to agree on what the amount was. and then ryan threw another 100 in. that, to me, sounds like not somebody who gets robbed. you don't generally give a robber a tip, at least in my world. and, you know

at some point we'll come through with paul ryan. he wants to give him a taste of his own medicine because don't forget, paul ryan did the exact same thing to him. >> i'm sure it was in part an effort to belittle paul ryan and make this seem worse. but also it served an important purpose for trump. they put this story out. remember, "the washington post," which trump forbids to cover his campaign rallies as a news outlet, he invited them in at the beginning of the week to make sure it was clear that he did not endorse ryan and that he was against mccain. so he put this story out there. it is a counterweight to the problems with the khan family. in one sense, it's been a very bad week for donald trump. but in another sense, he had this story as a counternarrative, and at the end, paul ryan was going to win anyway. and now donald trump can claim some of the credit for that. >> well, there you go. and i'm sure we'll hear from him on that front when paul ryan does win. from a media perspective, what's your thought on the coverage of this

what does paul ryan say? >> he hasn't said much, and that's kind of in keeping with the way paul ryan tends to be in situations like this. his campaign spokesman simply said they never asked for donald trump's endorsement. that's what he's saying publicly, but i can tell you, erin, privately, in talking to paul ryan's closest friends and confidants many of whom have endorsed donald trump, they're just stunned. they're stunned because of the fact that clearly, ryan has not been all that comfortable with endorsing trump with going out and doing even what he did at his convention, nominating mike pence, formally being the person to do that as his vice presidential running mate, but donald trump, i mean, you know, we don't know, we haven't spoken to him, but it's hard to imagine what paul ryan said in the past few days about donald trump going at that time with gold-star parent, the parents who spoke at the dnc. he was very tough and others were, too, including john mccain, and it's pretty clear that donald trump