and atlantic city will be great again. there to see it. >>> after nine days of threats of imprisonment, confiscation of footage, and what was the most chaotic, difficult, yet amazing trip of my life, the last thing that stands between us and our flight home is the reason we came. the congo river itself. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> the u.n. truck just said he's been here since this morning. >> i've been held up for days. >> what's up, freddie? >> they're starting the engine. >> awesome. >> just broke down again? >> yeah.

y >>> casino investors are betting atlantic city is about to hav a change of fortune with two new casinos opening this week. in recent years the city saw casinos close and a.c. pushed tn the brink ofkruptcy. now the city is raising the ante the good times will roll again. >> reporter: with a guitar smashing and a ribbon cutting, two new casinos openedn the famed atlantic city boardwalk. mayor frank gilliam hopes this is a turning point. >> for so many years the community was left but my job this term is to mak sure w develop a partnership between corporations and the neighborhoods. >> reporter: kenny has worked in atlantic city more than 30 years, but he got his walking papers from trump taj mahal when this town hit the skids. >> leading up to thet mom of actually being dismissed, i leave here now tired, working 14-hour, 15-hour days. i lk out smiling. compared to the experience i was waitg for the hammer to drop. really it's a lot of stress. >> reporter: in the mid 2000s, casinos in new york, delaware and new york created stiff competition. gaming revenue iny atlantic cit fell 50%. nearl

if you offer quality experience, atlantic still, l.a. city has so many amenities many of the local products say in pennsylvania or even in other parts of the northeast just can't compete with >> what are you talking about, the boardwalk the beaches or >> well, i just think first of all atlantic city is a brands. one of the things we did do, we did a brands study nobody would dispute atlantic city has had its tough times it's a brands study, one of the more recognized brands on a global basis people were rooting for it we picked up in the study people wanted to see atlantic city succeed certainly you had the world famous jersey shore, the boardwalk. you look at atlantic city alone this weekend, over a million people are coming in, not just for the hoard rock the beach concerts and the amazing things that's happening i think we can humbly say the other casinos in town and other entertainment destination versus really increased their game, if you will, based upon us announcing initially that we're going to do 200 shows now we're over 300 shows w

we can create our own energy, we can take care of this beautiful place that i grew up in. ♪ >> atlantic city has seen better days with two new hotels and casinos, could the city be getting the lift it needs? contessa brewer? >> reporter: do i know how to plan a show or what? this is the big show where the hard rock will take over where the former taj mahal used to be. this theater will play a crucial role in whether they can make this venture a success the thinking goes that if you can draw people with entertainment, big acts like pitbull and carrie underwood, some 300 this first year, it doesn't matter what kind of competition you'll get from regional casinos and that regional competition played a big role in atlantic city's downfall pennsylvania, delaware, new york, connecticut, all offering an opportunity for visitors and that really drove atlantic city into the dumps over the last decade or so gambling revenue dropped by 50%. half the casinos folded. 11,000 people lost their jobs. the city on the brink of bankruptcy there were deals to be had part of the reason you're seeing this big gra

. >> reporter: driving the corridor between atlantic city and philadelphia weekdays between the hours of 2:00 and 4:00 p.m. you may have heard this voice on wibg fm. >> if you don't vote, i will come find you at your house and drag you outside. >> reporter: that's the non-nonsense april kauffman, a peppery and provocative radio host. >> i love being here to bring you the truth. as unvarnished and unpretty buttered on the biscuit it is. >> reporter: tackling topics from politics to caring for u.s. vets. >> homelessness is a big issue right now for our ve >> reporter: listeners couldn't get enough of the jersey girl with the platinum hair, big smile and high wattage personality. >> she was like, a whirlwind. she would come in and she would make a lasting impression on everyone. in her upscale town of linwood new jersey, not far from the boardwalk, april and husband, dr. jim kauffman, a prominent endocrinologist are the community's consumate power couple. >> the two of them were well known individually as well as together. they really wanted to be involved in the community, but they also

. >> marty also loans out mike's handcuffs, which he believes were used in the 1939 arrest of atlantic city mob boss nucky johnson, and several of his never-made-public case files. what does it mean to the museum to get these mike malone documents and artifacts from marty? >> the information that he has assembled is astonishing. so we're really proud to be able to show this in the museum. >> and marty's efforts to honor mike malone aren't done yet. >> i'm trying to get him the presidential medal of freedom, the highest civilian award that can be honored. >> and why do you think mike is deserving? >> my uncle put in 47 years of service to this country. but he did this with great risk to his life, great honor to the country. >> are you obsessed with this?

atlantic city placing a new bet on casinos.the impact of two new properties promising an economic rebirth for atlantic city. first, a monumental moment, anthony kennedy announcing his retirement, sending shock waves throughout the political landscape. his replacement will have an effect on decisions for years to come, something not lost on this president. >> in our country the selection of a justice of the united states supreme court is considered i think we can all say one of the most important events, one of the most important things for our country. you see the decisions that just came down, how big they are, how vital they are, and they can swing different ways depending on who might be in th the court. it's always been considered a tremendously important thing. maria: joining us right now is national review contributing editor, andrew mccarthy. thanks so much for joining us. will a conservative court challenge roe versus wade. tell us the importance of this and how significant we could see this play out. >> it's highly sig

new casinos help atlantic city. this is the brand new ocean casino, we just sought ribbsaw n cutti cutting. but if the rebel didn't work, why will ocean work? why will ocean work? all that ahead how's your family? kayak. search one and done. betty called me at she thought it was a fire. it was worse. a sinkhole opened up under our museum. eight priceless corvettes had plunged into it. chubb was there within hours. they helped make sure it was safe. we had everyone we needed to get our museum back up and running, and we opened the next day. let's get a check on the markets. major averages carving out modest gains the s&p 500 up by 0.4% and nasdaq by about half a percent we should note the dow was down 120 points earlier in the session falling to its lowest level since the beginning of may. crude oil hitting new highs. we are seeing wti up by more than 1%. and transports, they are in trouble. the group hitting correction levels trading below their 200 day moving average transfers overall down 1%. >>> two new casinos i

so sally goes away with him to atlantic city she's writing her mother letters then they stopped and the phone calls.then a letter we are going to baltimore now at this point her mother realizes something has happened she really realizes when the police are finally called and they tell her he was in prison for statutory rape of girls. so that is the beginning leading to a 21 month cross-country nightmare then to dallas and then san jose california where she is ultimately rescued. >>host: was the story widely reported? >> when i first started a few years ago i had seen wire report so it was widely reported but i didn't realize the extent of it until later on with the camden papers in the newspapers in philadelphia even new york. the new york times did not report on it so somehow it did not laugh the same degree. but yes there was a lot of coverage. and because she was recovered it was thoughtful but also sexist that she was chunky and it was here relevant but yet these are how stories were done in 1950. because trying to juggle sally story writing a book about lolita and the cultural sign

and a million people are expected to rifle through this entire weekend in atlantic city.ner, i i should point out, because we do have the new jersey state budget showdown, and steve sweeney -- the new jersey legislator -- is going head to head with the new jersey governor, phil murphy. he was here at the opening, and i asked him about the looming government shutdown, is that going to happen this weekend? he said, look, there's going to be a budget vote on saturday, but he's not sure that's actually going to take place because they still seem very far apart, he says. neil, i know you're a high roller, so i am going to put down a bet for you. do you want to play slots, do you want to play cards, roulette? is you let me know. we'll be here for you. neil: all right. i'll leave it to slots or go fish, but either one is fine. susan, thank you very much. that's amazing. i can't believe the traffic behind you there. all right, so not dead yet. by the way, whatever you think of the president and his prospects to get reelected or how the november elections look, it might be a moot

they may guess, that's you to previously shut down hard rock cafe in the ocean resort casino in atlantic citysupposed to open today that both god the go-ahead for new jersey division of gaming enforcement to begin full operations. both immediately started studying gamblers inside. the olympic city casino shut down since 2014 and together will create about 6000 jobs. cheryl: susan lay our correspondent will be out there giving us a sneak peek. good television at least for us. exciting news from taco bell involves french fries. >> july 12, mark your calendars. this is a limited time. with the 25th anniversary of the film demolition man in honor of demolition man and its anniversary, taco bell is re-creating the restaurant from the film outside of comic con in san diego from july 9th through the 21st. very cool. a lot more coming up as president trump addresses a trade war in north dakota. >> to trade war ended a long time ago because our leaders didn't take care of our people and our companies. we are not starting a trade war, but we will finish it. trade too are we heading for a whole new trad

i wanted to say that i am familiar with donald trump from atlantic city, when he was and the the taj mahal trump casino and castle. one thing that was remarkable about the man was he very often would not pay his vendors. do you suppose, if time would allow, get us into would get a single situation where we certain reneg on promises and requirements that we've made worldwide? host: do you worry about that? caller: i do quite a bit. host: thank you for your call. all of our programming is available on our website. joining us from new york is anthony scaramucci, white house communications director for 10 days for 11 days. let's get it on the record straight. say not hundred 54,000 seconds, -- 954,000

rescue the gaming business in atlantic city.when previous conceals have really failed. >> it's been a tough stretch. that's for sure. a tough stretch over the past five or six years. five out of 12 casinos had shut down during that time. when i speak to the executives and the owners of these brand-new casinos, i said what's different, what's change. they said were going to di diversify. not just about gaming. there can bring in entertainment. carrie underwood is here along with other celebrities and famous djs. they will try to get into entertainment and provide a little bit more for the family and not just the slot machines and the tables. that's something there trying differently. >> are you staying down there for the opening of the casinos? >> i have to go back to work but can i just quickly show you the buzz here? there are lines across here trying to get their player cards also come i don't know if you can recognize this place but this used to be president trump's taj mahal. it has undergone a 500 million-dollar renovation

glamplese of some of the instruments that were use is by the captains as they were navigating the atlantic city observation. this gives you a cross section of what the ship would have looked like on the inside and what the cargo would have been and here we are a travelogue by a young man who came to new this is a 1721 and watercolor that he drew at the ships gathered at the mouth of the mississippi river and in the foreground you can see a tiny little shim. this is an example of how people and cargo would have actually made it up to new orleans. the big shims themselves when they arrived at the mouth of the mississippi river were usually too help and deep into the waters to make it up the mississippi river so all the cargo and people would have to be taken off also an outpost-- outpost at an island and once the ships were lighter in the waters then they could make their way you. we're looking at a map of the belize, which was an island outpost where all the people, cargo and enslaved captain activities would be uploaded when they arrived at the mouths of the mississippi river. they would be gre

. >>> atlantic city, grand opening >>> atlantic city, grand opening >>> atlantic city, grand opening ities and states all across the country. >> that was video from march 3 of 1940. >> i like listening to that. all the assorted blonds and brunettes. wow, such variety in 1940. the pageant that started out as a bathing suit competition has dropped bathing suits and evening gowns. here is amy robach. >> rarte it haseen mous for the swimsuit competition. the 97 year old contest, initially billed as a bather's review has been criticized as a parade of scantily clad women. but they are shifting the focus from bodies to brains. in 2017, the organization was thrust into the me too movement. the ceo and top executives resigning after leaked e-mails exposed sexist and lewd comments about past winners. >> this is a way for women to come together, support each other, rise up, take over the things they want to see happen and move forward. >> ms. america is gretchen carlson. >> reporter: former fox news anchor and miss america 1989 gretchen carlson taking the reins earlier this year. >> i have so m

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beauty pageant that started almost one hundred years ago as a tourist attraction in atlantic city new jersey evolved into what organizers now describe as a competition. miss america nine hundred eighty nine and former newscaster gretchen carlson became the first female chairwoman of the organizations board after derogatory and show monistic emails from a former c.e.o. became public we will no longer judge our candidates on their outward physical appearance that's huge the idea is to make the competition more inclusive to women of all shapes and sizes given the organization is the largest provider of scholarship assistance to young women in the united states and its stated purpose is to promote their education. while some applauded the decision not everyone is on board i think it's a good thing yeah i mean it should be based on their you know personality their answer it's what they want to do to help the world be better i think it's ridiculous that they're not doing this and see a badge and why is that because it's part of it always has been as it's been in existence of always i'm supp

beauty pageant that started almost one hundred years ago as a tourist attraction in atlantic city new jersey evolved into what organizers now describe as a competition. miss america nine hundred eighty nine and former newscaster gretchen carlson became the first female chairwoman of the organizations board after derogatory and show monistic emails from a former c.e.o. became public we will no longer judge our candidates on their outward physical appearance that's huge the idea is to make the competition more inclusive to women of all shapes and sizes given the organization is the largest provider of scholarship assistance to young women in the united states and its stated purpose is to promote their education. while some applauded the decision not everyone is on board i think it's a good thing yeah i mean it should be based on their you know personality their answer it's what they want to do to help the world be better i think it's ridiculous that they're not doing this and soon pageant why is that because it's part of it always has been as it's been in existence. as i'm supposed to s

in august nine hundred sixty four the democrats held their national convention in atlantic city new jersey there were rumors about a johnson kennedy take it but they came to nothing but johnson insisted that kennedy speak the last of the convention so he wouldn't steal the show. when kennedy arrived to give his speech the delegates greeted him with a twenty two minute evasion to many of them bobby kennedy represented the tragedy of unfulfilled promise in his speech he spoke about his brother's vision for america i. love the kennedy was back on the campaign trail running for office on his own but one where his promises sort of candidate would have become at this point kennedy did not yet have the answers. and then kennedy spoke at columbia university in new york and a new candidate emerged compassionate radical and tough. great problem i would think in the state of new york now with the make sure that people of different races and colors elim to get to the question of employment a question of out me these matters or matters which i would think. i was directly involved in. the candidates had

facility in the atlantic city airport in september of 2016. the d.h.s.' team got in through ine plane's radio frequency communications using typical stuff that could be brought through airport security. in response, d.h.s. scheduled e,ose further hacking attempts on the plane, including efforts to access flight management, life support, autopilot, the plane's electrical and fuel systems, as well as its engines. ow now i think we've come to realize that cyber threat is everywhere. >> reporter: ron hosko is the former assistant director of the f.b.i. >> my fear is that our nation acts most directly when they're on the backside of a crisis. the crisis has occurred. we lose a lot of lives. and now we're prepared to put money into infrastructure. >> reporter: while the 757 hasn't been built since 2004, it is an aging workhorse for , erican, delta, and united. president trump's personal plane is a 757. so is the aircraft often used by vice president mike pence. experts wanted to know if hackers could use the in-flight t fi, the infotainment system, or even a u.

robert hickey took two days to hack remotely into the plane while parked at faa facility at atlantic cityirport in december 2016. the dhs team got in through the plane's radio frequency communications using typical stuff that could be brought through airport security. in response, dhs scheduled those further hacking attempts on the plane including efforts to access flight management, life support, autopilot, electrical and fuel systems, as well as the its engines. >> now i think we have come to real i that cyberthreat is everywhere. >> ron hosko former assistant director of the fbi. >> my fear is that our nation acts most directly when they're on the back side of a crisis. the crisis has occurred. we lose a lot of lives. and now we are prepared to put money into infrastructure. >> while the 757 hasn't been built since 2004 it is an aging work force for american, delta and united. president trump's personal plane is a 757. so is the aircraft often used by vice president mike pence. >> experts warranted to know if hackers could use the inflight wifi, usb charging port to get into a plane's

i have know what he did in atlantic city. the central park five. >> donald trump did better with aft african americans than mitt romney. >> i don't care. explain to me why donald trump wouldn't apologize taking out full page ads wanting the death penalty for the central park five. why wouldn't he say he was wrong? >> he felt strongly at the time. >> he was wrong. they were black and latino. >> we're going back to central park five. >> yes. i'm using that as an example. why didn't he condemn david duke right away? >> why don't you give him any credit for the work he's done as far as bringing more african americans -- >> it's 2% more. >> i've had to deal with this and because of republicans like you -- >> republicans like me? >> yes. you're cheering that 5% of african americans voted for him. that's pathetic -- >> don't make it so personal. >> jason you're the one that's trying to justify this. >> i'm cheering that we're doing better under donald trump. >> there's no proof that -- >> i'm cheering on donald trump's improvement.

parent company of the hard rock hotels will be coming on talking about the hard rock being built in atlantic cityat will be a fun topic >> i heard that's a hot spot in vegas. i'm too old, alabaster to be out there. >> i think you'd like it. >> we'll check it out. >>> some big individual stock stories this thursday include msg. the company planning to explore spinning off its sports business from its concert entertainment venue including the knicks and rangers. the sports business accounts for half of msg's revenues that stock up nearly 9%. >>> bed bath & beyond down sharply. retailer reported a surprise drop in first quarter same-store sales. the company says while the average value of coupons rose, fewer customers took advantage of them. >>> apple and samsung are burying the hatchet. they are settling their seven-year battle over smartphones that went to the supreme court. this comes a month after the jury concluded there are damages to be paid. >>> today marks the 61st or 65th anniversary of the first chevrolet corvette being built the core vvette launched on this day in 1953. it could only go

. >> marty also loans out mike's handcuffs, which he believes were used in the 1939 arrest of atlantic citycky johnson, and several of his never-made-public case files. what does it mean to the museum to get these mike malone documents and artifacts from marty? >> the information that he has assembled is astonishing. so we're really proud to be able to show this in the museum. >> and marty's efforts to honor mike malone aren't done yet. >> i'm trying to get him the presidential medal of freedom, the highest civilian award that can be honored. >> and why do you think mike is deserving? >> my uncle put in 47 years of service to this country. but he did this with great risk to his life, great honor to the country. >> are you obsessed with this? >> absolutely. i truly believe this story of courage and character could be used by this country -- nowadays especially. >> a hero helps take down notorious crime bosses, serving america while remaining in the shadows, until a few dusty, old boxes reveal the true story of an unsung gangbuster. what do you think mike thinks about all this? >> i think he

just exiting in atlantic city. it's also starting to reason in d.c.u'll still very more showers heading your way. flash flooding most any the delaware and southern jersey. let's time out this soggy morning for you. the front shift to is south so that's the good news. the rain is going to be in different locations. d.c. probably cloudy and cool, but the rain, done. philadelphia, dry, sun comes out. raleigh area, eastern north carolina and a few hit and miss thunderstorms in south carolina andgeorgia. everyone is pretty much dried out in the morning. showers and storms rolling through western kentucky and hit and miss storms in ohio and notice we're dry tuesday. philadelphia a good sunny day on tuesday after your heavy rain so a lot of the creeks and rivers will come down. d.c. only 69. morning rain, new york city cool. the heat is on in the middle of the country and if we get severe storms today, watch out in areas of iowa and also down through kansas and oklahoma. >> i will take the cooler temperatures if it means less rain. >> it's a tradeo. perfect

and for him to say, yeah, man, i got this, i don't really need to prepare for it, we're not in atlantic city mortal issues, grave issues and really deeply complex. and i'm worried he's so eager to produce a great photo-op, a great story coming out of it that he's going to get taken. and the north koreans know that he's eager for the deal, that he wants the deal. and you do worry about him getting played. and you hope the people around him will keep that from happening. >> let's talk about a new poll out today and found that president trump's approval rating has ticked up to 44% compared to 53% disproval. that was back in april. what do you think he owes that bump to? >> you know, i think he has strengthened his support particularly among his base. i've said for some time he's kind of made a fig sophical shift since the first of the year, he was going to go back to the trump that got elected. basically not taking the advice of experts, not taking the advice of wise people in washington but going on his own. so he initiated this north korea thing on his own, the tariffs on his own. he is basic

from there he went to the borgata, the first atlantic city casino, to offer sports bettingt >>> fairfax c schools are working to be sure kids in need get healthy food during the summer break. they're working with the usda to serve meals to kids who normally receive reduced price and free meals during the school year. meals will be provided on a rst come, first serve basis. lshere are a number of locations you can seehe where a in our app, search "summer meals." >>> discovery may be move -- m discov be moving its headquarters out of maryland and up to new york. now it appears the media giant is ready to invest the other side of the potomac. irginia governor northam says discovery will p$16 million into expanding its technology and operatinsub in loudoun county. that project will me 240 new jobs for the commonwealth. loudor beat out bids maryland and new york to get in investment. >>> as a local businessman and community fixture, he's raised money for a number of charities over years. >> now jack taylor's latest cause is close to his heart. our david culver on the illness that slowed h do

. >> marty also loans out mike's handcuffs, which he believes were used in the 1939 arrest of atlantic cityoes it mean to the museum to get these mike malone documents and artifacts from marty? >> the information that he has assembled is astonishing. so we're really proud to be able to show this in the museum. >> and marty's efforts to honor mike malone aren't done yet. >> i'm trying to get him the the highest civilian award that can be honored. >> and why do you think mike is deserving? >> my uncle put in 47 years of service to this country. but he did this with great risk to his life, great honor to the country. >> are you obsessed with this? >> absolutely. i truly believe this story of courage and character could be used by this country -- nowadays especially. >> a hero helps take down notorious crime bosses, serving america while remaining in the shadows, until a few dusty, old boxes reveal the true story of an unsung gangbuster. what do you think mike thinks about all this? >> i think he would be a bit embarrassed, because he kept things to himself. but hopefully he's got a smile on hi

i want to thank atlantic city for hosting us and believing in us.ning and change can sometimes be difficult. but i know a lot about change. my life has worked in mysterious ways. i never thought i'd be the chairwoman of the miss america organization, but here i am and we're moving it forward and evolving in this cultural revolution. >> yeah, speaking of that revolution, i mean, this is all a part of the me too movement and i know you were obviously such a huge part of it. it was interesting when harvey weinstein turned himself in you tweeted this. today is the day i never thought i'd see when i came forward 22 months ago alone. alone. thank you for listening to women. how do you think this huge miss america transformation will help more people listen to women? >> so, i could have never expected what would happen when i sued my former employer at fox news for sexual harassment 22 months ago, but look what has happened. thousands of women have been inspired to know that they can stand up and speak up and their voices will be heard. and if i've been a

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you're not allowed to name stuff anymore. [ light laughter ] you had a garbage hotel in atlantic cityd called it the taj mahal. you had a son, and the best you could do is, "my name, but with junior." [ laughter ] in a new interview, white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders said that it bothers her when people think she's a liar. yeah. she even said that during some of her darkest hours she's contemplated stopping. [ laughter ] [ applause ] the mayor of west hollywood today awarded adult film star stormy daniels with the key to the city. daniels said it's even better than when the president gave her the key to room 417. [ cheers and applause ] so many keys, so many keys. one million electric chainsaws are currently under recall, because they may continue to operate despite being turned off.wner of the company, "in our defense, we've only have four incidents." [ applause ] according to reports, a priest recently caught a couple in new jersey having sex in a catholic church garden. which is weird, because most catholics only come on easter and christmas. [ audience groans ] [

it's tearing apart undoes being in atlantic city size russia faces standing karateka a lot so that at the start of the civilities it will take i'm going to need to do better to cope with just one from the one of these people as it was yesterday s.p.l. isn't a little small deal to do push the ball shook it does it really gets you. it was. forced to react the i.w.a. after suspended four thousand russian athletes it was the biggest collective punishment in the history of sport. vladimir putin was forced to reassure the world. your program or previous just for your thoughts to an arab neutrino just you know when you. see every species somewhere i couldn't shoot a picture i'm a group of him only stuck to each mission not only me and can do to stop. two months later two directors of the anti-doping agency died under suspicious circumstances vyacheslav seem to have a new key to come out of their deaths took place just as they were preparing to make public disclosures according to the sunday times considered traitors of their homeland the whistleblower couple exiled themselves to berlin. resi

is now donald trump's rush to a fiscal crisis, much worse than anything he encountered in his atlantic cityo bankruptcies. the trump tariffs are doing their part too. they are already costing jobs in the united states, even though donald trump believed that the tariffs would save jobs. the trump tariffs have actually created an incentive for american manufacturers like harley-davidson to move production to foreign countries because the european union has announced retaliatory tariffs against the trump tariffs on products sold in europe that are made in the usa. no surprise that they were going to do that. and so harley-davidson quite logically cannot continue to sell harley-davidsons made in the usa in europe thanks to donald trump. so they will make them in some other country. and then sell them in europe. the trump response to that, of course, is a series of angry and utterly incoherent and economically illiterate tweets. the harley-davidson story has been a bad one for president trump, but at least, at least no one's talking about the national debt. joining us now to talk about the natio

we know that's his m.o., how he left investors with a bill for atlantic city bankruptcies and how he couldn't thousands of people into paying for seminars at trump university. it's the same way he just treated the canadian prime who gritted his teething to u secure the president's signature only to see the efforts blown up over nothing at all once air force one took off. for more makethe su'm joined from singapore by political analyst phillip rucker. one thing that's striking to me is the way the president's body language was and the way he talked about kim jong-un who runs the sort of most isolated and arguably odious regime on the planet versus the way he talked about justin trudeau, our closest trading partner. the level of enjoy thement he got out of the two engagements. it was clear what he was happier doing. >> yeah, it's markable. he talked about kim jong-un as a talented man as someone whose people have a great fervor for him. this is a dictator, one of the greatest human rights abusers in the world, a totalitarian, a collector of nuclear weapons, a different kind of leader t

pageant that started almost one hundred years ago as a tourist attraction in atlantic city new jersey evolved into what organizers now describe as a competition. this american one nine hundred eighty nine and former newscaster gretchen carlson became the first female chairwoman of the organization's board after derogatory and chauvinist stick. else from a former c.e.o. became public we will no longer judge our candidates on their outward physical appearance that's huge the idea is to make the competition more inclusive to women of all shapes and sizes given the organization is the largest provider of scholarship assistance to young women in the united states and its stated purpose is to promote their education. while some applauded the decision not everyone is on board i think it's a good thing yeah i mean it should be based on their you know personality their answer what they want to do to help the world be better i think it's ridiculous that they're not doing this and that and why is that because it's part of it always has been it's been in existence always i'm supposed to say i'm i