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on which you are about to enter, so help you god? r. ryan: i do. the speaker: thank you. thank you. >> secretary-treasurer of the afl-cio discusses issues affecting women living in -- working in low-wage jobs. washington journal is live with phone calls, tweets and facebook continents -- comments every morning on c-span. being ladylike does not require silence. why should my husband's job, or being prevent us from ourselves? i do not believe that being first lady should prevent me from expressing my ideas. [applause] that he ford spoke her mind with pro-choice and a supporter of the equal rights amendment. she and president gerald ford openly discussed her battle with breast cancer. her public life, she struggled with drug and alcohol dependency. confessing her addicted to find -- confronting her addictions defined her last years. betty ford on c-span's original series, "first ladies: influence an image" examining the first ladies and a influence on presidency, from martha washington to michelle obama. sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, on american history tv on c-span3. a signature feat

congressman paul ryan, the 54th spooker of the house with 236 votes. here's today's house session in its entirety starting with outgoing speaker john boehner gaveling in for the last time. we will also hear from minority leader nancy pelosi and then speaker elect ryan. this is 242 hours, 45 minutes. - 2 hours, 45 minutes. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national able satellite corp. 2015] 6 >> let us pray. lord god, you know our needs. entrusted to us a great nation bounded in life and liberty. we stand before you ready to fulfill the mission that will give glory to your name and ensure the dignity of all humanity. we plead for your wisdom. give us the courage to open our eyes to see. give us the fortitude to endure when the demands of our office seem overwhelming. bless us with prudence when all pathways seem troublesome. help us to discern and seek the common good when comfort and expedients tempt and beckon. challenge our minds and steady our hand and remind us that all good things come from you. transform our lives, and we will remember tha

, speaking to the jury. >>> 4-month-old ryan stallings had spent an entire weekend vomiting. when he also developed breathing problems, his mother decided to take him to st. louis children's hospital. somewhere along the way, patricia stallings made the wrong turn and got lost. it was a mistake she'll regret for the rest of her life. ♪ >>> patricia and david stallings had been married for about a year and had recently moved into a home overlooking a lake just outside st. louis, missouri. david was a printer. patricia worked in a convenience store. 4-month-old ryan was their only child and had always been sickly. after an entire weekend of vomiting and breathing problems, patricia decided to take the baby to st. louis children's hospital. during the trip, patricia got lost and ended up at the emergency room of cardinal glennon children's hospital instead. doctors there performed tests to understand what was causing ryan's illness. he was listless, almost comatose and continued to vomit. >> nurse, let's get that blood right way. >> he was given a complete medical examination, including bl

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order he pulled out of the running. the name on g.o.p. lips around washington was paul ryan. chairman of the house and weighs means committee and 2012 vice presidential nominee. but the speculation continued, pressure from other members never stopped and by the way, no plausible contenders stepped up to the breach. flou the wisconsin lawmaker is saying if you make him, he'll do it. >> we need to do this as a team and including the fixes so we don't experience the challenges and the crisis in leadership. i cannot and will not give up the family time. i pledge to make up for it communicating the vision, the message. what i told the members is if you can agree to these requests, and if i can be a unifying figure, then i will gladly serve. >> ryan doesn't want be in the pitch fork revolution. the head of the tea party caucus holds ryan's conditions entirely unreasonable, one of the leaders of the social media win of the republican party said going along with the demands would be house conservatives signing a death warrant. joining me from capitol hill is michael sewure, the reac

was paul ryan. i don't think he could pronounce my name back -- he was putting signs up for me. but cincinnati understood there is a difference between being asked to do something and being called to do something. . ul is being called i know he'll serve with grace and with energy and i want to wish him and his family all the best. my colleagues, i describe my life as a chase for the american dream and that chase began at the bottom of the hill just off the main drag in redding, ohio, right outside cincinnati. top of the hill was a small house with a big family, a shining city in its own right. the hill had twists. the hill had turns, and even a few tears. nothing wrong with that. but let me tell you, it was just perfect. never forget we're the luckiest people on the earth. in america, you can do anything that you're willing to work for, willing to work hard at and things -- anything can happen if you're willing to make the necessary sacrifices in life. if you falter, and you will, you can just pick yourself up, dust yourself off and go do it again because hope always brings eternal

know what's going on. >> reporter: the victim -- 29-year-old ryan poston. he'd just opened his own law firm. his life is taking off. a large and distinguished family. so many friends. so many beautiful women orbiting around him. and no known enemies. >> police in highland heights are still trying to piece together what exactly led to the fatal shooting. >> reporter: now he's dead. shot six times with his own gun. what happened? >> this was a shocking crime. six shots. >> bang, bang, bang, bang, and down he went to the floor. >> reporter: bad blood between a beautiful woman and a man. a twisted romance turned sour. inside a suburban condo, the dining room becomes a crime scene. a hail of gunfire from a semi-automatic. >> we're going to begin with the murder trial of that honor student from kentucky. >> reporter: tonight, the case that had the country glued. >> she said, "yeah, he wanted a nose job so i gave him one." >> i gave him the nose job he wanted. >> that made my blood run cold. >> reporter: a promising life cut down. how did it go from mad love to bad blood? >> good evening. ton

? >> yeah. >> pelley: you feud man you can work with? >> yeah. this is the job. >> pelley: paul ryan didn't want the thankless job of leading a fractured majority that can't keep its promises. besides, he preferred his house in janesville, wisconsin, to the people's house in washington. >> it has been polarizing. it has been dysfunctional. and at this time in our country's history, we can't afford to keep this dysfunction going. >> kroft: not since football was nearly banned 100 years ago has the sport been under the microscope the way it is today, and all of it has to do with matters of the brain. you think the game's safer than it's ever been before? >> i do. i am convinced of it. i think the changes we've made have had real results. >> kroft: can you take the violence out of football? >> no. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm morley safer. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm scott pelley. minutes." the future belongs to the fast. and to help you accelerate, we've created a new company... one totally focused on what's next for your business. the true partnership where people,technol

behalf of ryan. kristi noem speaking for ryan. events are under way inside that meeting room. . what are your thoughts here as the house republicans get set to choose their nominee? caller: well, i thought that speaker boehner would come through on the budget deal only because it gives him a chance to get some back at people giving him all the problems. as far as speaker-to-be ryan, for all this brave thought on what circumstances he would become speaker, he's already got the same small minority of representatives, he's promised them he wouldn't bring up an immigration bill. he's promised to maintain the hastert rule. as chairman of the budget committee for the last, what, almost three years now, he's had ample opportunities to get the budget deal or a debt ceiling thing done and he really has never done it so i don't know why he's complaining with how it's being done this time. thank you. host: a tweet who writes for national review online. he says that ryan plans to be a, quote, speaker very willing to take risks ahead of 2017. different from mcconnell, right? question mark

] >> wisconsin resident of paul ryan also spoke at the wall street journal annual conference. the chair of the ways and means committee discussed tax policies. this is about 30 minutes. can really: welcome, congressman. good morning to everyone out there. i want to start talking about the news out there. you and another center -- senators sent a letter to the treasury department talking about basically version and proper shifting project. it has not gotten a lot of attention, but it seems to be a big deal. talk a little bit about what was in the letter and how you see that in terms of your own efforts to work on the tax code. rep. ryan: it certainly has the attention of tax writers. first of all, we come from the school of thought which believes and tax competition, not harmonization. it means we want to see countries compete for more free enterprise taxes. it is not trying to harmonize everyone's taxes up. kimberly: which is what this project is attempting to do. rep. ryan: correct. it's also attempting to grab a tax base of our domestic corporations. we want to make sure our treasury

's in the 8 day forecast. ryan: if you're among the 90% of people with holiday shopping left to do, you'll be battling big crowds at the stores today. experts say today is the biggest shopping day of the year. shoppers we talked to say they have not even begun to start buying their gifts. but, there are some perks to procrastinating. jordan creek town center officials tell kcci stores often slash prices as it gets closer to christmas. >> traffic is going to be busy no matter where you go, so be patient with each other, be patient with the retailers because they're busy. they're just trying to keep up as well and be positive and joyful this holiday season. despite online shopping increasing in popularity, jordan creek officials say its stores are seeing better sales this year than last. a big development friday in the brandon ellingson case. the missouri state trooper who arrested the clive man is now manslaughter. trooper anthony piercy is off the job and without pay today. is this the day you've been waiting for? >> it's the part of the journey. ryan: a journey craig ellingson say

i hit the tennis court with chelsea hand willer. >> and in our birthdays, which ryan failed drama class, ryan republican old, ryan gossling or ryan filbing.r, ryan gossling or ryan filbing.e, ryan gossling or ryan filbing.n, ryan gossling or ryan filbing.ing., ryan gossling or ryan filbing.y, ryan gossling or ryan filbing.n, ryan gossling or ryan filbing.o, ryan gossling or ryan filbing.ld, ryan gossling or ryan filbing.s, ryan gossling or ryan people want change, they want reform, they want to see something done, but just carping about it and whining about it and making speeches about it doesn't get it done. nobody has shaken up the system more than i have. i've always been unorthodox in this and against the grain. but you know what? i know how to get it done. new day for america is responsible for the content of >>> which famous ryan failed his high school drama class? >> that is ryan reynolds. i was correct. he turns 39 today. >> all right before. we go, i will a chance to play tennis with chelsea hand willer and maria sharapova. she is bringing the tournament to ucla on decemb

gavel to paul ryan. speaker boehner is about to deliver his farewell remarks. and just before 10:00 there will be a roll call and then speaker boehner will announce the election of speaker-elect ryan and then at 11:20 the oath of office will be administered. speaker boehner tweeted out, i'll remember this well. let's go live to capitol hill and, luke, russert, we'll start with you. what can we expect with the resignation of speaker boehner? any change? >> taking a job right here after college and working his way up the ranks, paul ryan is promising to bring change not only to washington but the gop conference. look at how he sees himself leading. >> we are turning the page. we are not going to have a house that looks like it looked the last few years. we are going to move forward. we are going to unify. our party has lost its vision and we're going to replace it with a vision. >> a subtle jab at boehner right there, i think pointing to the fact that boehner had sort of governed from chaos to chaos over the last two years and that's what ryan wants to get away from. ironically, he'll

-span.org >> tonight on c-span, the election of the new speaker of the house, paul ryan. first, outgoing speaker john boehner gavels in for the first time and gives his last floor speech. then, house minority leader nancy pelosi, followed by paul ryan speaking to the house before being sworn in. rep. boehner: the house will be in order. chaplain, don hi re. let us pray. lord god, you know our need. a great entrusted to us nation founded on life and liberty. we stand before you ready to fulfill a mission that will give glory to your name and ensure the dignity of all humanity. we plead for your wisdom. give us the courage to open our eyes to see. give us the fortitude to endear when the demands of our office seem overwhelming. prudence -- with prudence when all pathways seem troublesome. the us to discern and seek common good with comfort and beckons.e temps and study our hand and remind us that all good things come from you. -- steady our hand and remind us that all good things come from you. remind us that the pursuit of happiness is the greatest thing that we will perform on behalf of

opposition paul ryan is poised to become the next speaker. we would like to hear from you and our first 45 minutes, what you think the -- the next speaker should accomplish. what is your message for the next speaker of the house? three lines to choose from. republicans, (202) 737-0002. --ocrats, (202) 737-0001 748-8002.nce 202- if you want to post on our social media channel, you can at c-span wj, our twitter page you can post on facebook at facebook.com/cspan or you can send an e-mail to journal@c-span.org. postings on facebook about this question, including scott recess keep a copy of the cost to should in front of you. kevin says he liked to go meal and bring bills from both parties to the floor and negotiate to get a decent compromise done. other saying the speaker of the house should be to the left. bill king adding his thoughts this morning. he says just remember, you are the speaker of the house, not the speaker of the freedom caucus. that is just on social media. on the phone lines you can give your thoughts on the next speaker. 48-800 rev. bryant: the republicans -- 4 --

hand willer. >> and in our birthdays, which ryan failed drama class, ryan republican old, ryan gossling or ryan filbing.r, ryan gossling or ryan filbing.e, ryan gossling or ryan filbing.n, ryan gossling or ryan filbing., ryan gossling or ryan filbing.y, ryan gossling or ryan filbing.n, ryan gossling or ryan filbing.o, ryan gossling or ryan filbing.ld, ryan gossling or ryan tt2watx#@n4 p bt@m>o4 tt2watx#@n4 p >>> which famous ryan failed his high school drama class? >> that is ryan reynolds. i was correct. >> all right before. we go, i will a chance to play tennis with chelsea hand willer and maria sharapova. she is bringing the tournament to ucla on december 12th and 13th. some proceeds go to maria's charity. >> you play for fun but you're one of the most competitive people i've ever met. >> it was fun. >> take a look. >> see you. >> chelsea is getting a touch-up between games. come on. that was fancy. >> yeah! >> they weren't ready. they didn't realize who they were going up against. >> can you explain the instagram shots? >> no. i don't have to explain anything about what i d

about because republicans are hud huddling for a secret vote. we could find out if paul ryan gets the full backing of his part. the wisconsin congressman facing criticism over his demands shouldn't take the job and reluctance to take the position. he has the backing of ultraconservatives and party establishment but the question is will he have enough members behind him for the full house vote tomorrow. what do we know about what's going on behind the closed doors? >> it's a secret ballot process that adds drama. he should have plenty of vote. we await house republicans to come out of their conference meeting where they will pick a speaker nominee. we're told that should not be an issue. we know that south carolina republican congressman trey gowdy is nominating ryan. we caught up with some of ryan's colleagues about the idea of ryan for speaker. >> paul ryan has unique ability to help create a compelling messa message. >> i'll be voting for paul ryan. he's the right person at the right time. he knows more about the budget and the appropriations process than anybody else on capital

house, paul ryan, from here in wisconsin. ♪ mark: every performance needs a reluctant hero. it had the greek captain of haca, and the captain of the millennium falcon. joining us now, paul ryan. do not think i have ever heard my name mentioned with the millennium falcon before. mark: are you a star wars fan? speaker ryan: i grew up with it. it has been said guantanamo should not be closed. the administration is being they about whether the president will use executive action. what is your message to the president and the administration about whether they should use executive action? speaker ryan: he cannot. he does not have authority. we passed a bill with over enough to override a veto. the senate passed the bill with 91 votes, well over what is necessary. the language is clear that it cannot transfer prisoners. this is language that was put in the defense bill by democrats when they ran congress in the early part of the obama administration. mark: what about the president, aying to fill fill -- fulfill campaign promise? speaker ryan: the law is the law. need you have said that we to

picking nominee for next speaker. paul ryan appears to have majority of the support. if chosen he would be youngest speaker of the house in 150 years. florida congressman dan webster is not backing down. he is only candidate running against paul ryan and sending out emails to for money. blake, any real contest here? reporter: if we learned anything over last month or so, trish, first with john boehner, or kevin mccarthy, just about anything can happen when house republicans huddle behind closed doors. a major surprise is not expected to be the case. congresswoman marcia blackburn told neil cavuto, she feels that paul ryan has the title all but locked up. >> yes, paul will have my support and i anticipate he is going to have a solid, solid number. he will get past the 218 in the conference this afternoon. reporter: you heard the number there, 211. that is indeed the magic number. appears just how many of 30 to 40 house freedom caucus members will support ryan to get him over the 218-vote hurdle. house republicans have been in private meeting last 20 or 25 minutes or some we anticipate a

overnight. congressman paul ryan says he will run for speaker of the house on his terms. >>> and vice president joe biden is sounding more like he is jumping into the 2016 race. more on that in a moment. >>> first, expecting to hear from outgoing speaker john hain boehner. we'll bring you the remarks live. after weeks of intense pressure, ryan last night said he'll take the third most powerful job in the country under three conditions. >> first, we need to move from an opposition party to being a proposition party. second, we need to update our house rules. last point is personal. i cannot and i will not give up my family time. what i told members is, if you can agree to these requests and if i can truly be a unifying figure, then i will gladly serve. >> let's get the latest from capitol hill. nbc's kelly o'donnell and luke russert are there. kelly, you heard the terms from paul ryan. will republicans agree to them? >> many republicans in the conference will see those terms as a good solution to get someone with the national recognition of paul ryan and the respect of his colleagues.

bernardino mountains, less than 40 miles from los angeles. there, peggy ryan, a horse trainer and her husband doug lived on a ranch with their children, 10 year old jessica and 8-year-old josh. on the night of june 4th, 1983, josh ryan's friend chris hughes was invited to spend the night. >> on a hill overlooking chino, the scene of a multiple homicide. we have four fatal victims. one victim approximately 8 years of age. the eyes are open, however, there's no response. >> the next morning, chris hughes' father discovered the lifeless bodies of his son chris as well as doug and peggy ryan and their daughter jessica. among the carnage, first responders also found 8-year-old josh ryan. he was still breathing but barely. he was immediately airlifted to a nearby hospital. >> i first arrived with tidwell. each of the victims had a combination of hatchet and knife wounds. this was such a brutal crime. >> the severity of the crime puts it on another level. i think we'd be lying if we didn't say that. >> we were trying to figure out a motive for these killings and couldn't come up with anythin

the meeting with paul ryan. we'll find out if he thinks he heard enough of paul ryan. one way or another. whether he's for or against him because of what he heard. thanks, rachel. we're covering the breaking news tonight that paul ryan has agreed to serve as speaker of the house, if and only if republicans in the house unify to support his candidacy by the end of this week. republican members of the house met behind closed doors for an hour tonight listening to paul ryan, a member of the freedom caucus who was in that room will join us and tell us whether he's satisfied with what he heard paul ryan say. after that meeting, paul ryan held a short press briefing in which he laid down his four conditions for being speaker. only one of which is actually substantive -- update house rules. >> first, we need to move from an opposition party to being a proposition party. second, we need to update our house rules and it needs to include fixes that ensure we do not experience constant leadership challenges and crises. third, we as a conference should unify now and not after divisive speake

. joining us is producer alex moen. a meeting between ryan and the house freedom caucus, those 40 lawmakers who have essentially leveraged their 40 votes to hold veto over house leadership, what do we know about what happened in that meeting? >> so the congressman wrapped up speaking to the entire republican party in the house of representatives where he laid out what he said that he believed needs to happen if they do in fact want him to run as speaker. he laid out five different scenarios that he said needs to be met. and if they can meet those, if they can actually unify as a conference, then the three major caucuses within the house gop can unify together and get behind him, he will in fact be as speaker. he'll be all in. he asks the members to go and talk with each other and see if he in fact, can be that unifying figure. jason chai feed who is currently running for speaker has said he is dropping out of the race. supports paul ryan and really wants him to get in. so ryan is about to address reporters shortly and talk a little bit about what he told those -- that closed gop conference

berlin. ryan: welcome to "countdown. we go live with the regulatory burdens. what does it mean for the banks? chinese economy is showing further signs of a slowdown with manufacturing discipline falling to and from 11 month low. that has sent chinese stocks tumbling. shery ahn joins us with the latest from hong kong. shery: the reading came in as a bit of a surprise because economists had expected it to become a above 50, showing a slight expansion in manufacturing activity but instead it came in at 49.2. that is down from february. the index is weighted more heavily toward smaller companies. analysts say if the official pmi data which falls on larger company slides that will reinforce the view that further policy measures will be needed to achieve the 7% growth target for china. that official pmi is due out next week. the report is hitting stocks here in china with foreign investors selling a record amount of shares to this comes after the shanghai composite climbed about 10% in a nine date winning streak that ended monday. that sent shares to close at the highest level since may,

"countdown." i'm anna edwards. ryan: and i am ryan chilcote. anna: we have numbers on the swiss wealth manager. the distant profit before tax is 128 million swiss francs. here is the key number. 1.4 million. ryan: $284 billion swiss franc second of april. anna: the big story around this business is around m&a in both senses of the word really of whether anyone would be arrested in buying this business wednesday settled there outstanding issues and indeed what they might be interested by. ryan: indeed. they are about when billion dollars worth of cash they could deploy. we are seeing holds on acquisitions. definitely something we will be speaking with the ceo. anna: let's talk but u.s. equity markets. fascinating moves. the great takes opening up in a limited fashion this morning. seems the equity markets are trying to move on from that story. anna: -- ryan: a remarkable story. looks like investors have moved on. anna: 100 of the s&p 500 reported this week's earnings very much a focus. let's talk about the greek story. angela merkel held up the prospects of limited debt relief for greec

temperature 39. ryan: thank you, frank. if you're among the 90% of people with holiday shopping left to do, you'll be battling big crowds at the stores today. experts tell us today is the biggest shopping day of the year. shoppers we talked to say they haven't even started buying gifts. but, there are some perks to procrastinating. jordan creek town center officials tell kcci stores often slash prices as it gets closer to christmas. >> traffic is going to be busy no matter where you go, so be patient with each other, be patient with the retailers because they're busy. they're just trying to keep up as well and be positive and joyful this holiday season. ryan: despite online shopping increasing in popularity, jordan creek officials say its stores year compared to last. a big development friday in the brandon ellingson case. the missouri state trooper who arrested the clive man is now facing and voluntary manslaughter charges. trooper anthony piercy is off the job without pay. he turned himself in to a mid-missouri county jail friday, 18 months after that deadly day on the lake of the oza

target. leaders in washington are a target. even paul ryan, strong reputation as a fiscal conservative, as he was being prepared to be elevated to the speaker started being attacked for being too liberal on the subject of immigration. it is the mood of the party. the cultural and economic angst that members of the party feel. and it's being expressed at various targets including us. gwen: well, let's go through some of the scenarios we have seen. jeb bush went to the debate, everybody said he had to pull something out. he didn't. i think it's safe to say. and by yesterday, when he was campaigning in new hampshire, he was forced to say this. >> it's not on life support. we have the most money. we have the greatest organization. we're doing fine. look, in october, late october of four years ago, herman cain was the frontrunner for the republican nomination. eight years ago, hillary clinton was up by 26 points against an unknown state senator named barack obama. gwen: jeanne, is it ever good to say your campaign is not life on support? >> that's really a bad day. he did not h

budget in nearly 20 years. caroline: i am caroline hyde. ryan: i am ryan chilcote. it is 1:00 p.m. in hong kong. caroline: china's benchmark index has seen its biggest intraday fall in years, plunging 1.8%. that's amid a continuing route, leaving only 43% of the entire stock market frozen. this is a day after hong kong and chinese shares entered a bear market. ryan: shares on the shanghai composite have plunged by ron 30% this year since the peak about a month ago. david english is in hong kong where the hang seng index has also plummeted. david? david: a very good morning to you guys. it was a very eventful morning session, and right now it's 1:00 p.m. in hong kong, and we are just getting underway. just to recap what has happened. about our before the chinese market opened, you had this flurry of headlines chinese companies announcing that their shares are suspended. we had a total of about 430 companies on top of the 800 or 900 that were already halted for the first few days of this week. roughly right now, you look at where the index is going. if you combine both shanghai and

the next speaker will be. boehner will stay on as needed. paul ryan who could be the candidate says he does not want the job. conservatives as we saw earlier on your show in the 3:00 hour, said we don't want an enterm candidate. we want somebody who is going to move it forward. 218 votes on the house floor? it remains to be seen who will emerge. as of right now, there are ongoing conversations saying what can we do? what concessions can establishment make? what concessions can conservatives make to make sure we have 218 votes for somebody so we don't look rudderless out here in d.c. >> luke, i'm getting word here of a new report you don't know about yet. i'm going to bring in steve kornacki on the set. "the washington post" is reporting that boehner has been personally calling paul ryan trying to convince him to take the job this afternoon. saying he's the only person that can unite the party? >> yeah, talk about a dilemma. if that is true, talk about a dilemma for paul ryan. he clearly doesn't want this job. what i would like -- >> he came out and said i don't want the job. >> for

of the house, paul ryan, from here in wisconsin. right after this. ♪ i just had a horrible nightmare. my company's entire network went down, and i was home in bed, unaware. but that would never happen. comcast business monitors my company's network 24 hours a day and calls and e-mails me if something, like this scary storm, takes it offline. so i can rest easy. what. you don't have a desk bed? don't be left in the dark. get proactive alerts 24/7. comcast business. built for business. ♪ mark: every performance needs a reluctant hero. be it a greek captain of ithaca, or the pilot of the millennium falcon. joining us now, paul ryan. speaker ryan: do not think i have ever heard my name mentioned with the pilot of the millennium falcon before. mark: are you a star wars fan? speaker ryan: i grew up with it. mark: it has been said guantÁnamo should not be closed. the administration is being vague about whether the president will use executive action. what is your message to the president and the administration about whether they should use executive action? speaker ryan: he can

. pressure is mounting on former vice presidential candidate paul ryan to step up now and accept the job he's insisted he doesn't want. here's kevin mccarthy just in the past hour. >> we have very good conference, working together, trying to work together. i know a lot of speculation about who should run and others. paul is looking at it, but it's his decision. if he decides to do it, he'd be an amazing speaker, but he's got to decide on his own. >>> and in today's "gut check" powered by bing pulse, we're asking you, what does your gut tell you? do you think that paul ryan will change his mind and run for speaker? cast that vote at pulse.msnbc.com. let me bring in nbc's luke russert. he joins us live now on capitol hill. a couple of things there, this behind closed-door meeting. what have you learned? and let's compare what paul ryan said to you yesterday, luke, when you were chasing him down yesterday to what we're hearing now that he's going home to think about it. >> reporter: yeah, hi there, tamron. i'm actually in the room where the house gop conference just met. you see it's empty right

actually think paul ryan eventually will get into this. >> i think -- >> do you support him for speaker? >> he's not a candidate, is he? >> paul is looking at it but it's his decision. if he decides to do it, he would be an amazing speaker. >> if paul ryan runs, clearly he would be somebody that i would support. >> the interview, presidential candidate ben carson weighs in on the chaos on capitol hill and what it means for the republican party ahead. >> i think it was a magnanimous gesture by representative mccarty to step aside, recognizing that there was a lot of turmoil. >> what do you think about paul ryan as a compromise choice? >> i like paul ryan. >> and protesting the president. the president flies to oregon today to console the families of those killed in that campus shooting but not everyone wants him in roseburg. >> it's a heart issue. it's not a gun issue. he is not wanted out here to push his agenda and using the families for that agenda is not just unacceptable, it's utterly despicable. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. what a day it is. a roller coa

tremont after some disruption by the protest. live outside the statehouse, dan hausle, 7 news. >> ryan: also here at 5:30 boston police on hunt for a wanted man who got away. officers swarmed this building last night. >> elizabeth: they say he managed to escape through an open window. steve cooper is live in roslindale with the latest. >> reporter: we're told the suspect that you are talking about jumped 30 feet to the ground below. took off from the area. been clearly a lot of tense moments for people who live here and tonight the suspect remains on the run. a parade of boston police swat team trucks roll into complex on brookway terrace after this man wanted in connection with a recent stab something and robbery barricades l kids -- himself inside and apartment. >> secured the apartment and treated this as a code 99. barricaded subject and took the steps. tried to negotiate. negotiations didn't work. but the people didn't come out. >> reporter: residents were quickly evacuated from the area. s. police not about to take any chances. then hours later detectives were determined soto had