i wanted carly to wait. >> i would say carly waited as long as carly could wait. i feel a great sense of responsibility for the hurt i have caused. i own that. that's mine. but it doesn't change the fact i have to live my life. if what existed today would have existed 25 30 years ago. >> reporter: you would have transitioned then? >> oh yes. >> reporter: back then was different. the couple married in their 20s. >> i was trying to make a life as a man, i really was. >> reporter: later susie found out in counselling sessions that carly was cross dressing. >> reporter: you said you can explore that. >> i was willing to go with it. and then i found pills that turned out to be hormones and i said what are these and he said i was just experimenting with that. >> reporter: why did you hide it? >> shame and fear. i had a family. i had a home. just didn't know how to manage it. >> reporter: though it has been rough, susie and carly put their differences aside to coparent ben. >> you have an "f" in english. >> wow, dude. >> reporter: in an almost unbelievable real life coin

carly fiorina: yes.y should move to a meritocracy in the federal government instead of protecting seniority. every federal government bureaucracy is a seniority system. every union is a seniority system. mark: benefits men who have been there longer. any others? i'm not dismissing that one. carly fiorina: i think that is a huge one. it would have enormous ramifications. we have seen, by the way, when government overreach is to try to help women by, for example, mandating too much paid leeave we've seen in places like chile or europe were that backfires on women. here is the thing. here is a statistic. male-run companies receive$.19 $1.9 billion in venture capital money from silicon valley. women receive 32 million. a lot less. that is about attitude. here is another interest in fact. 84% of women agree that a woman is just as capable of holding a senior executive position as a man. 43% of men agree with that state. this is about attitude -- 42% of men agreeing with that statement. mark: a lot of people w

carly fiorina. donald trump said something somewhere out there about mexicans coming across the border. hillary clinton said some things that could be interpreted as a reply. hillary: i do not have to wait to become present to take a stand right here and right now against divisive rhetoric that demonizes immigrants and their families. it's wrong and no one should stand for it. to the people who feel so much hatred and anger never look in the mirror and realize that they, too, are fellow human beings? mark: that was an apparent and thinly veiled shot at mr. trump. in an interview with john ralston in las vegas, hillary clinton was taking on trump. is hillary clinton politically smart to take on this issue through the prism of donald trump? john: yeah. i thought she was very strong on this. i think she seemed like she really means it. i think that is good for her when she seems authentic. in terms of democratic nominating electorate and the dynamics there and in the general election and her connection

carly as a name.rly as an acronym which is in a nutshell the absurdity of current campaign finance law. someone that joins us now, ellen weintraub. are you going take this? you are just going to take this? this does seem to be like pretty flagrant thumbing nose at the regulatory commission entrusted by we the people to oversee the rules of an election. >> first of all, chris, i love the fact that you included a sentence that said the fec took action. i'm always thrilled when the fec takes action. so i'm glad you were able to work that in. and as you know, i can't talk about individual candidates and what they may or may not be doing. but the fec has sent out notices about names of committees and there are rules on names of committees. >> okay. so here's my feeling about this. at least -- like -- okay. so there is a rule you can't name the committee to the name of the candidate. but in some senses, isn't that just deceptive? i mean, like no one -- everyone understands what's going on with every super p

the old name was carly for america. it's new name is carly for america. now the words it's new name is carly for america. allow me to explain. the entire 2016 presidential election with the likely record setting number of serious contenders is taking place not just in an atmosphere in which billions of dollars will be raised and spent, but it will take place in a legal gray area about what the actual election rules of the road are. thanks to citizens united and an essentially deadlocked fec, specifically the relationship a candidate is allowed to have with his or her super pac or pacs. the super pac or pacs is supposed to be separate with no coordination between the kantd date and the super pac. but everyone understands they can get away with moving in the same direction even in lock step. carly fear ina decided to test one of the simplest clearest rules meant to separate the super pac from the candidate. the rule the superpac may not have the candidate's name as part of its name. rather than platitude like right to rise the name of jeb bush's superpac th

and delran's own carli lloyd is a big reason why.he tenacious there-year-old perhaps is best known for her over top goal in the gold medal games of the 2008 summer olympics but that moment almost never came to be. >> meet james gallon lanai's the australian helps the universal soccer academy in medford new jersey and might have saved lloyd's career. >> you started work wig carli after she got cut. >> she got cut from the u.s. under 21 national team. she actually quit the sport. she was a couple of weeks away from completely quitting soccer. >> it was on these fields he work with carli she improved her physical conditioning and mental toughness. >> she had to think how professional players think. she had an amateur outlook on the game. >> reporter: how does professional player think? >> well, it's got to be your life. you know, i think carli just relied on training to make better trang with her team. she didn't have a separate life where, you know, she goes and trains with the team and then she goes home and hones her own individual g

burlington county native carli lloyd went 90 minute, in the mid field. the starting line up. but as "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones tells us, lloyd almost gave up soccer. >> considered one of the best in the world cup, delran's own carli lloyd is big reason why. the tenacious, 32 year old perhaps is best known for her over time goal in the gold metal games of the 2008 summer olympics, but that moment, almost never came to be. >> meet james australian helps run the academy in medford, new jersey, just might have saved lloyd's career. >> you started working with carly after she got cut? yes, got cut from the us under 21 national team. she actually quit the sport. she was couple of weeks away from completely quitting soccer. >> says it was on these fields, he worked with carly she improved her physical conditioning, and mental toughness. >> had to think how a professional thinks. she had amateur outlook on the game. >> that's interesting. tell me, how does a professional player think? >> well, it is to has got to be your life. you know, i think car

so without further ado carly fiorina and fred barnes. [applause] >> thank you. as bill said we don't endorse candidates at "the weekly standard" but we do like some better than others. [laughter] carly, in your new book "rising to the challenge," an excellent book, you make the distinction between people with political experience and expertise and people who have business experience and expertise. going back to your famous comment in 1980 -- i'm sorry the 2008 presidential race when you're asked whether sarah palin could run a large corporation as you did hewlett-packard and you said no, because that was a different type of training and expertise. barack obama didn't have it and others and pollocks didn't. get your experiences and business and your expertise is there. how does that qualify for your being president? >> well, good morning and thank you so much for having me. i think all of us are interested in politics and, obviously, all of you are, we think a lot about what it takes to win the job of president of the united states. but it's it is also worth cons

center seat with carly fiorina.ll talk foreign policy the politics of the day when we come back. >>> and we're back with our panel and republican presidential candidate carlie fiorina in our center seat tonight. judge. >> one of the things you did, carly, when you ran hp and in the years after was how general michael hayden set up the most extensive spy apparatus in the world, one that is capable of intercepting every phone call every e-mail and every text message of everyone in the united states of america. a scheme that four federal judges have found profoundly violates the fourth amendment's requirement of individualized suspicion and one that the justice department has said has not stopped a single terrorist act or aided in a single prosecution of terrorist behavior. are you proud of where that spy system has gotten us today or should it be dialled back? >> well i think you overstate my role with general hayden. but i did have the privilege of serving as the chairman of the advisory board for the central intelli

carly -- i ran her senate race here. i am not involved in her presidential race. is not the mystery candidate. i think she is running an extremely strong grace. -- race. she has done everything right so far. right now, that was a smart move on her part. she is not a poor woman. i think she takes that off the table and puts the pressure on everybody else to belly up to the bar and do the same. mark: fred davis is soon to be working for a republican presidential candidate. tbd. we will have you back when you pick your presidential candidate. thanks. fred: thanks, guys. mark: we will be right back. ♪ ♪ john: we are only on television sporadically every day, but we are live on bloomberg politics.com. mark, hillary clinton used the phrase and cited her husband. one of your favorite bill clinton-isms. if you find a turtle on a fence post, it did not get there on its own. what do you think echo -- what do you think? mark: that means she's got her mojo. this program is on twice a day. le and dish could change the landscape if it happens. i am emily chang. and this is bloo

happy birthday, carly. we are pulling for you. >> we are indeed. >>> they are determined and burglars are targeting a specific neighborhood in d.c. we will tell you the extreme measures that they are taking to get away with it. >>> synthetic marijuana, it's out there on the streets and for the first time, we are getting a better idea of just how big a problem this has become. >>> i'm tom sherwood in downtown washington. america's main street. what city streets will look like to protect cyclists and >>> a very hot and humid day in our region this afternoon one of the warmest days, if not the hottest day we have seen so far this year. this is normally one of the prettier shots that we have. look at this our reston camera, off to the west it is just nasty and ugly. the reason? we have the haze but also still have that canadian smoke that wildfire smoke moving in. another vantage point showing the haze and smoke in the d.c. area, 90 degrees, look at that dew point, 73. any time that dew point is above 70, it is

nice to he see you carlie. >> great to be with you greta, thanks for having me. >> carlie, today president obama went to capitol hill for the trade promotion bill. he went there to rally democrats because a number of republicans are in favor of this bill including chairman paul ryan. he went to the hill to get the democrats to join. and they didn't rally with him. they didn't join, so it's gone down. what happened with the president? >> >> well, it's interesting. you know, i'm a big proponent of free and fair trade but i also wanted it know what's in this deal. this president, at least from my point of view has demonstrated too many times that he sets out lofty goals and the devil is in the details and the details are very different. i can't explain what happened on the democrat side other than clearly you know, the president hasn't invested on relationships on the other side of the aisle. when he called this time they didn't respond. >> carly i'm comfort that the very rich will be okay no matter what happens. the middle class far greater concern for me and also the very poor people. the n

donald: you mention carly fiorina. she was viciously fired. you are very good at firing people. donald: i really don't like firing people. people don't know that, but i really don't. except on the apprentice. but carly fiorina was fired and walked out and in a landslide. and then you say, that's ok, i will one for president? i don't like that. rick has come up to see me in the last couple of months twice. mark: santorum. donald: right, and i say look, you lost by 17 points in the senate. now you say, ok, i'm going to run for president? mark: what about rick perry and my b? -- mike huckabee? donald: rick perry i had dinner with him and he is really a fine person. i like him a lot, but i think he will have a hard time getting over that. and i'm not just talking about -- i'm talking about -- i think he's going to have a really hard time getting over that. i like mike huckabee a lot. i think his show would have continued much longer, unlike the apprentice. john: i was enjoying listening to neil young during your announcement. i found myself thinki

but carly fiorina was fired and walked out and ran against bob and lost in a landslide.hen you say, that's ok, i will run for president, i don't like that. rick has come up to see me in the last couple of months twice. mark: santorum. donald: right, and i say look, you lost by 17 points in the senate. now you say, ok, i'm going to run for president? mark: what about rick perry and mike huckabee? donald: rick perry, i had dinner with him and he is really a fine person. i like him a lot, but i think he will have a hard time getting over that. the last time. i'm talking about -- i think he's going to have a really hard time getting over that. i like mike huckabee a lot. i did his show. i don't know his show would have continued much longer, unlike "the apprentice." john: i was enjoying listening to neil young during your announcement. i found myself thinking, i'm not sure he will like that. he's a very liberal guy. donald: he is a friend. did you know that? i spoke to him two days ago. he is a very liberal guy. we have the rights to the song but i wouldn't do it. he called

. >> still to come in sports, carli lloyd and u.s.omen's soccer trying to score that second w at the world cup we'll be right back yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >> delran native carli lloyd of the u.s. women's soccer team trying to score their second w in the world cup against former coach and sweden. abby wambach is not in the starting lineup. she comes off the bench. carli lloyd a great shot for goal right here just misses header. lloy

all in one place. >> delran native carli lloyd of the u.s. women's soccer team trying to score their second w in the world cup against former coach and sweden. abby wambach is not in the starting lineup. she comes off the bench. carli lloyd a great shot for goal right here just misses header. lloyd does hit her head on another player and she's okay. sweeten with a shot. meghan klingenberg off the head and off the cross bar. you sa and sweden a scoreless draw. they lead with four points. another state tight until baseball. this is dine agenty north penn wins third championship. they beat wyoming valley west. they finish the season twelve game winning streak. >> thank you jeff. >> "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel 6 followed by "nightline". "action news" continues at 5:30 for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner. have a good night and great weekend what is up with the cop uniform? aw, this is from when grayson proposed to me but lately, we've been using it for, well, you know how we do. (singsongy) role playas. ohh. (chuckles) you ha

and carly fiorina former technology executive carly fiorina says she is seeking g.o.p.ntial nomination. can you hear the collective a.p. yawn with that one. carly fiorina is bracing to make history. take a look at the republican president candidate ted cruz, look at the picture framing with the gun. the a.p. says that it was an accident. that the pictures were not intended to portray senator cruz in a bad light. if the frame shots were accidental, why did the a.p. send the picks out to everyone in the news business? yes disappointing. turns out the a.p. not just the facts. and that's my off-the-record comment tonight. thanks for being with us tonight. see you all again tomorrow night right here at 7:00 p.m. eastern. if you can't watch live, use your dvr and follow me at the handle @greta. up next the o'reilly factor. good night from washington d.c. >>> tonight on "red eye" a new debate on flying the confederate flag on state grounds. i thought that ended in 1865. >> and the president sits down in an hour long interview, but since we are in the media we will focus on one

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carly fiorina now stands in. tenth place in national polling with a whopping 2% of republicans supporting her. and donald trump has 1%, so he's fired. this is just one poll. there's no way to tell if this is going to hold but these are your current top ten republican contenders according to the nbc/wall street poll that's out today. we have here one surgeon, three first-term senators, we have one arguably failed and definitely fired executive of a really big tech company in california, and we also have five people who are current or former governors of u.s. states. so if you're looking for what type of candidate is really dominating the republican race right now it's the governors. former florida governor jeb bush of florida leading by five points in this new nbc/"wall street journal" poll. scott walker comes in second. overall, five of the top ten republicans in the current polling, five of the top ten are governors. it may not have been commander in chief of a nation but they have been in charge of a state. the

i think carly is singing. i don't know if trump is still going to be all the little tricks when gets to center stage. you got to do something. >> you're right. we were talking about this last night. we know donald. we've known him for a very long time. he said things that have him in trouble with univision and nbc looking at the contract for miss universe. and the question is because of things that he said about mexicans. the question is now that he's got the attention, is he going to be able to mute some of the rhetoric that unfortunate rhetoric that we heard when he talked about running four years ago and we're hearing now? >> and there are things that i seriously disagree with. we've had, you know even pageants, we've had fun with that actually. i seriously disagree with him on a number of issues i think people underestimate the serious damage he can do to other candidates because he can cut through what other people don't say and still say it. >> still ahead on "morning joe" -- >> there are things he has t

first of all, you have thoughts about carly fiorina? >> i think she was smart to do it now. >> now finally an honest woman. >> how about an honest woman? you want a woman? how about an honest woman? that would be my slogan if i were her. >> you're advising carly fiorina now? >> breaking news here. >> i love it. >> breaking news. >> we're going to take your card back. >> i'll give them my advice including mine for elizabeth warren who is going to regret not getting in the race. >> harris i see it differently. i think with 15 or 16 candidates now, the republicans are doing exactly what hillary clinton, the democrats want which is self-demolation because as articulated by ronald reagan -- >> it was someone else. >> the rule is simple you don't criticize a republican. but bottom line harris to use my favorite expression they will be criticizing each other. they will be doing it zealously and aggressively to the benefit of hillary clinton. >> let me throw out, we need a 12th commandment. >> we do. >> for the next six months they should stop

but why not carly? >> because if carly gets anywhere near the lead or gets the nomination there are -- they'll put them both on the cover and say, you go girls. no they will. >> so you're saying that hillary clinton is the princess di of the political world for these magazines, put her on the cover, women are interested in her, and that is going to, you know -- >> if she was the worst-selling has cover in 2014 for "people" magazine so i would argue that hillary clinton does not sell magazines. they're doing this because they support her. >> i think the idea of the woman president -- they may think sells their magazine. i'm not getting into why -- i'm just saying i don't think they're looking at this as journalists. i agree with what she said. this is about celebrating the potential of the first woman president in history. women's magazines are going to do that. >> not just the first woman president, the first democratic -- they want a democrat in office. it's who they support. >> i don't think that's ri

i say you go carly. i think that's awesome. >> i thought it was interesting, carly the only woman out of the like 400 or so republican contenders that have decided to throw their hat into the ring and it made me think talking to these women generally enthusiastic, there might be something there, not that she's going to win but you can see republican women in iowa and other places looking at carly and being excited by what they see. >> women are not monolivic but they like women to run for office. what we do know is is women determine the outcomes of every single election if they show up or don't show up and vote. as for fiorina, she is a long shot. and republicans have a problem and that is if you have 35 republican men who are sitting on stage and baseic basically beating the heck out of hillary clinton over and over again, that optic is very bad. now whether she makes it into those debates or not, i don't know. she's got to get her name i.d. up. if i have a women attacking a women, that's a far better

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. >>> students at seton high school took time out from their studies to help a classmate, carly juan.he just learned she has leukemia and needs zs bone marrow tlans transplant. zachary kiesch has her story from prince george's county. >> she likes to crack jokes even though she's pretty shy. but once you get to know her, she's a clown. >> reporter: carly, known for na smile, as wide as the day is long, back in march something wasn't right. her sister christine nguyen. >> then they told us the devastating news that she has cancer. >> today she's in the fight of her life with a rare form of leukemia. they learned she needs a bone marrow trance plant. here at elizabeth seton a private all girls school is rallying around her. >> we're all sisters here. anybody who is affected it hurts all of us rnchtsz today there were gift bags an well wishes but most importantly people came out to get swabs just like this with the help of viva match.org. they need a match. the call is out specifically for asian-americans to step up to the plate. >> we know that being a bone marrow donor you can save not

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>> i'm carly. used to be charlie.ws ben's journey as he draples with his dad's transition. >> i'm going the have surgery. how does it make you feel? >> even more -- >> reporter: it's unprecedented territory for family viewing. >> i hope there's message of acceptance. of undering that universally, we're all kind of the same. >> reporter: ben was 13 years old when carly revealed she was transgendered. how did that hit you? >> it was like my dad died. seeing my dad as a new stranger that i have known for so long. >> reporter: as they transition together viewers see family bond that seems ultimately unbreakable. >> i always said you're not losing me at all. i'm not going anywhere. >> who knew my dad would become a woman at the same time i was become mang? >> reporter: for "good morning america," juju chang, abc news chicago. >> and we're join bdty stars of "becoming us" carly and ben lehwald. thank you for being here. why did you want to share your story with the world. it's a brave thing to do? mgts i did it for my son.

. >> carly fiorina, thank you very much. [applause] think you enjoy the rest of your conference. [applause] we are going to take a break for 15 minutes. attendance will be taken. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] it's like if you ask asked me why was i doing this story now it would always be the same it might be funny. things have changed. but back then i was looking for it might be funny. so i thought it might be funny and he was calling himself bin laden in great britain. we called him up. he is now successful movie director. i said can we spend a year for a quick view and he said okay. then the first thing we did was watch the lion king because that's the only way that he can relax. then he needed to get a collection box. the only ones they had what he's trying it's novelty boxes so i said isn't it funny that you are collecting money for this western corruption and he was like yeah. then we spent a few months chauffeuring him to the office world because of the special promise and then he was getting some leaflets that said crush the pilot state of israel and a couple feet u

i think on the republican side she is not my client now carly fiorina is doing one of the best jobs ased to delivering a speech. john: it's clear from hillary clinton speech on voting rights that democrats in general are going to make a big issue about this as we go forward for reasons that have to do with substance and politics. how would you advise your party to deal with this question as a political and substantial matter. fred: i would love to answer that for you general and. i did not hear hillary speech. -- i would love to answer that for you, gentlemen. give me a hand. john: she wants to have a nationwide effort to expand early voting and she wants to have universal automatic voter registration, and she's doing this because republicans are orchestrating systematically and effort to suppress the vote with voter id laws and other restrictions, and that's an issue that has that controversy in past campaigns and will be a bigger one this time around. fred: to me, it's a thinly failed attempt to get more democratic votes which she needs in order to win, because she is not all to a ro

one backing carly fiorina had to change its name from carly for america to carly for america.to federal election rules, a superpac's name cannot include the can't date they support. jewish americans group supporting ted cruz called jews for cruz and had to change their name. carly became this conservative, authentic, responsive for you. so you can be an acronym but not the name, pretty clerver. can't use jews for kriz how about jews for conservative republicans understanding zionism for america. hillary clinton, want to rename your superpac. you might like this one. marco rubio, the easy one, making america really conservative okay? for america. want ab absurdity of the fec. you laufd at. that's all for today. we'll be back next week because if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." ♪ >>> every year, millions flock to orlando, florida for the sun, family fun and increasingly fantasy sex. >> do whatever you can do. you are really hot. >> i'm up for pretty much anything. >> but in polking county, buyer and sellers of sex beware. >> welcome to polk county. you are under arrest. >> w

one backing carly fiorina had to change its name from carly for america to carly for america.o federal election rules, a superpac's name cannot include the can't date they support. jewish americans group supporting ted cruz called jews for cruz and had to change their name. carly became this conservative, authentic, responsive for you. so you can be an acronym but not the name, pretty clerver. can't use jews for kriz how about jews for conservative republicans understanding zionism for america. hillary clinton, want to rename your superpac. you might like this one. marco rubio, the easy one, making america really conservative okay? for america. want ab absurdity of the fec. you laufd at. that's all for today. we'll be back next week because if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." ♪ >>> "nbc10 @ issue" starts now. >>> there's a shortage in our area some predict will only get worse. and it could put you and your family in danger. of today, we'll discuss how to fix the vanishing volunteer firefighter problem. >>> plus piling on cancer screenings. a local doctor says it's a great w

. >> next, remarks from republican presidential candidate carly fiorina. the former hewlett-packard ceo with a speaker at the annual faith and freedom coalition conference in washington, d. c. [applause] carly fiorina: thank you. thank you so much, and good morning. in my campaign for the presidency i am developing somewhat of a reputation for going anywhere and speaking to anyone. earlier this week, i was on "the view." i got into a little tussle with whoopi goldberg about life, that was fun. actually it was. early on in the program i was asked a question. basically, why are you a conservative? i said this. i am a conservative because i know none of us is better than any other one of us. all of us, all of us have got- given gifts. each of us has the capacity into the desire to live a life of dignity and purpose and meaning. our values, our principles, our policies work that are to lift everyone up. [applause] in the course of this campaign, i have been as gay lot questions and i have answered a lot of questions. one of the interesting questions i was aske

one backing carly fiorina had to change its name from carly for america to carly for america.ng to federal election rules, a superpac's name cannot include the can't date they support. jewish americans group supporting ted cruz called jews for cruz and had to change their name. carly became this conservative, authentic, responsive for you. so you can be an acronym but not the name, pretty clerver. can't use jews for kriz how about jews for conservative republicans understanding zionism for america. hillary clinton, want to rename your superpac. you might like this one. marco rubio, the easy one, making america really conservative okay? for america. want ab absurdity of the fec. you laufd at. that's all for today. we'll be back next week because if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> fugitive captured after weeks on the run, police in upstate new york shoot and injury the convicted murderer who escaped from prison. how the manhunt came to an enand who's headed to court today. >>> still in the dark this morning, thousands of people across our area