mallory isn't a two-minute news story, she's our daughter. she's forever gone. >> it's a different world today. completely different world than it was 30, 40 years ago. this lawsuit needs to be a huge wake-up call for everybody. >> mallory's parents say the other children still have not been disciplined. the school district denies a claim that it never addressed the bullying. >>> and a suspected criminal is giving new meaning to the phrase it was written all over his face. police in north carolina arrested michael vines after he was involved in a car crash and tried to hide an illegal gun he had with him. >>> a guy in the front row of the pittsburgh pirates game committed the ultimate fan foul. he tried to catch a foul ball, missed, it landed as a direct hit in his beers. the suds exploded all over the place >> a little beer shower for the game. >>> up next in the pulse, the new music today from a beatle. >> and also ahead, the surprising find inside a doll, where did all that cash come from? and who gets to keep it. >>> plus, the new avocado

mallory hagan joins me next. .rish: dow off triple digits, down 277 as president trump threatens to slap a new round of tariffs on chinese goods. alabama's republican governor is warning the tariffs are going hurt her state's economy. president trump won alabama with 62% of the votes there, but could the state actually turn amid some of the trade fears? my next guest is hoping to turn, it alabama's congressional 3rd district, something that hasn't been done in 20 years. joining me now democratic congressional nominee and former miss america mallory hagan. congratulations. >> thank you very much. trish: you are the democratic nominee. >> such a surreal thing to hear, but, yes, but, yes. trish: you know, alabama is a state that historically has been pretty traditionally conservative and red, certainly in recent history. what is the opportunity that you're seeing there now? >> well, i think the opportunity for me as a young candidate. i'm 29 years old, only four women under 40 in congress. we have four major colleges

. >> mallory, just listening to gretchen carlson speechiaking o this morning, she said this will be ation and not a pageant. should we retire the word pageant or is that over or not yet? >> you know, i don't care what we call it to be honest. what i care about it s mes mess it. it seems silly to make a woman wear a swim suit on stage and not allow her wear a swim suit for her job. >> you mean not wear a suit? >> she's not allowed to awaweare at all. she's not allowed to appear in any modelling sense at all, even when i was in hawaii, i was posted a picture of myself on the beach in a swim suit and i was asked to take it down. >> it's been a contractual provision for a while. i think the organization has been trying to hold on to the tradition, which the volunteers really love but advance the image of miss america. at a certain point, you just can't have it both ways. >> you've heard from women who have won and they're beautiful women. and they're even for the most part saying to thankou? >> yeah. i sent out an e-mail to as many of the last 25 years of preliminary swim suit winners at

mallory's parents say they demanded disciplinary actions several times.appened. >> it's a different world today. completely different world than it was 30, 40 years ago. this lawsuit needs to be a wake-up call. >> reporter: in court documents, the grossmans say school officials had several meetings with them and mallory without taking any action against the alleged bullies, including on the day she took her life. in that meeting, the parents say -- alleged that school officials urged them not to file an official complaint. they say that irretrievably damaged their daughter. it placed the bulk of the responsibility on their daughter. >> we used to say, go jump in the lake. that was a funny thing to say. now, our kids are saying, go kill yourself. we've got to recognize that type of language has to be intolerable. >> the school's superintendent's office hasn't commented on this lawsuit. mallory's parents point out that suicides among young people are on the rise because of bullying. they really want schools to take responsibility to prevent this and stop it

mallory joins me now.. good riddance to the swim suit competition. how come? give me the take you have on this? >> hey, good morning. you know, here is the thing, throughout my year as miss america i did so many wonderful things that most of the general public knows nothing about. and partially that's due to poor branding and poor marketing by the former board of directors and the former executives at miss america, but a part is also because this telecast reflects nothing of what we do throughout the year. what we're really trying to do is just marry what miss america does with what the general public sees in the pageant and i think it's going to really help people understand that miss america is a job. it's a very well paid job. it's a very demanding job. and it's one where you're expected to be an advocate and speaker throughout the year. and not a bikini model. >> okay. but will anybody watch? >> i certainly hope so. you know, we have enough models and aspirational body types out there in the entertainm

[cheering and applause] all right, mallory.s are my business." mallory: a breast implant doctor. steve: a breast implant doctor.

it was shared by rep or t i and mallory, but it is not true. saying sometimes people will try to create something that hth, i never did anything during national anthem bedstand and support my country. folks on social media, we know why you knelt during the game, thanking god for his blessing. brenda tweets it is crazy is stupid this low. we all knew why tim was kneeling, it is okay to stick up for your rights but not how the nfl went about it, wrongly disrespectful and a class act having to defend his beliefs against classless acts. tim tebo a religious guy, he was praying during the game, not kneeling in protest. >> the amount of coverage that received you would think everybody would know. you can't believe everything you read on the internet. heather: donald trump responding to robert they niro who has more to say. >> robert they niro turned the tony awards into an r-rated roast of donald trump. >> i will say one thin [bleep] trump. it is no longer down with trump. itep] trump. >> yesterday on his way back from singapore the president respond

congressman, i have to point out, we had your competition on yesterday and, mallory hagen told us, wellshe thought that she has a chance against you because you're not responsive enough to your constituents. what do you say in response? >> my guess is nancy pelosi told every democrat candidate running against a republican coming in the country to say just that. they have nothing else to talk about. they have no agenda. that is what you expect. she is marching to democrat orders. trish: congressman, it is good to have you on here today, we'll keep talking to you. thanks so much. >> thank you. enjoyed being with you. trish: good. twenty-first century fox, everyone is agreeing to disney's higher offer instead of comcast. will comcast counteroffer? that's next. we had long deployments in iraq. i'm really grateful that usaa was able to take care of my family while i was overseas serving. it was my very first car accident. we were hit from behind. i called usaa and the first thing they asked was 'are you ok?' they always thank you for your service, which is nice because as a spouse you serve

justin mallory asked, how much higher can target go >> people were just disappointed of what analysts said they were supposed to be hitting on some of the metrics the numbers were phenomenal. looking out into the future. if you get towards 90. look at the p right now talking about the 14 for target. you get up towards 90. it may be time leitting them loose. at least trim. >> is that your target for target >> my target for target is 9-0 >> scientific of boston have been highly halted >> what does that mean boston scientific and stryker both halted. what is thermo fisher doing in that environment because they need to respond. >> you can see boston scientific is up. we'll follow-up on that and let's see what meg tirrell had to say >> we talk about commodities today. we don't talk much about copper. it has been strong take a look at freeport-mcmoran. i think there is plenty of upsides right now. >> bgcp, about a 10,000 lot just went off in there. i followed it during the show so i am in that right now >> bgcp. >> when i looked at you you were not paying attention, you were making a trade

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there are 42 finals around the country and this week i went to the one, at mallory park in leicestershire not to say, though, that the racing will be any less intense once those lights go out at the start of this huge test of speed and endurance. and the lights are out! they are off! what a moment for these 14—year—olds, and in all, each year, more than 10,000 students are involved in the greenpower education trust, which aims to get teenagers more enthusiastic about science and engineering by designing, building and racing their own electric cars with local firms in each region helping to drive the initiative. these young people have the opportunity to feel like lewis hamilton. being on the grid, being on the start line, being on the front line and then obviously being able to win. these young kids have torn up the rule book. they've designed and built their own cars. from the pit lane to the classroom, because behind every car in the race nine months of hard work. it started back in september. mackenzie, you're in charge. how can i help? i've got a spanner. we're all right, thank you. i

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. >> reporter: it's a move that former contestant mallory hagen is all for. >> i think this is overdue've seen a decline in the participation of the organization. and in large part, that's due that it doesn't feel inclusive to girls that may not be a size zero. >> reporter: there was criticism on social media, the overwhelming reaction was positive. >> here we go. >> reporter: gone will be the term pageant, replaced with competition. ♪ something they hope will resonate more with young people and boost sagging ratings. the ratings have gone down significantly in the last five years by more than 3 million. >> i guess the ratings dips would prove that showing scantily-clad women in high heels wasn't working. >> reporter: if the change does work, mrsiss america's crowning achievement will be the overdue substance over sex appeal. con tess dant testants in local competitions, will have to be in the bikinis. but the changes will be across the board next year. >> a little birdie told us something. >> happy birthday to you. happy birthday. >> i'll give you my wave. >> i know. you know it's my