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look who's in the social square right now, julianne hough.ges table on "dancing with the stars." going to tell us about it in just a little bit. >> and never too early to talk football and tailgating. and our good friend, there he is -- go long, go long, mario. and you know who's out there with him? joe klecro. >> from the jets. >> that's right. and you can see the new york jets flight crew behind them, cheering them on. help us cook up the biggest tailgate blowout ever. >> i remember. throwback again. that's awesome. >>> and would you rather be the parent who works or stays home? why one woman says what she does is a luxury for her husband. we're going to get into it. it's causing a lot of debate. >> i'll bet it is. that's coming up. news first from amy. >>> good morning. and right to the fast-moving developments on ebola. the cdc is on the defense this morning after a second nurse infected in dallas arrived in atlanta to be treated inside a special unit at emory university hospital. the frontier airlines play amber vinson flew on before she

for answers we turn to jack hough, "barron's" senior editor.oot ebola, first, jack, beccuse you say it doesn't take a lot of ebola cases to create a change in spending habits. >> consensus the volatility is because of slowdown in global growth and ebola is sideshow. i'm not really convinced. i don't think there will be a widespread ebola outbreak in the u.s. but the point is it doesn't take one to affect people to say, maybe i'm less likely to make a trip to the mall on holiday time. maybe i put off the trip i'm likely to take. maybe i'm less likely to eat out at a restaurant. it is very controlled situation now. what happens if we see a few more cases pop up? david: in a couple of more cities by the way. if we seeesomething outside of dallas, that is when people might actually be questioning whether they should go to a restaurant or take a plane trip >> it doesn't have to be a big financial impact directly in order to have a big change in people's habits. so it does bear watching. i'm a little more cautious about that than maybe some ther peop

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john and vivian hough mark 65 years of marriage last night.le for the occasion. john hough is 90, vivian is 84. they were married on october 14th 1949. >> she was just 19. they've been together all these years. >> that is some good math very quickly, tam. >> it's 5:57. breaking right now, another healthcare worker in texas has tested positive for ebola. >> brand new at 6:00 a community in central pennsylvania is rocked by a deadly drug overdose. young the with tom corbett, things keep getting worse. september 16th. budget deficits force pennsylvania to borrow $1.5 billion dollars just to keep the lights on. three days later, pennsylvania's unemployment rate goes up for the second straight month. under tom corbett, we've fallen from 9th to 47th in job creation. and on september 25th, pennsylvania's credit is downgraded for the fifth time in two years. why would we give tom corbett four more years? >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, tamala >> g

charlie gasparino, senior fox business correspondent, jack hough you recognize him, "barron's." and chris hayes. thanks for all you guys joining us. what do you think about that all hands on deck? do you buy it? >> yes. i don't think this calms the nation's fears. i'm shared by it. highly infectious disease. not uncontagious. it could have a severe, and here is the, it could have a severe economic impact if this thing breaking out very few people infected. >> this is too skimpy on details. here is what we know. the outbreak is just in west africa. you can't give people questionnaires. they will lie. they have a life or death incentive to get to the united states for treatment. melissa: that's a great point. >> we can't crack down on flights to west africa, that will restrict aid workers. no it won't. we can get aid workers. we need to restrict flights. melissa: seems we're not serious about this chris. what do you think? >> i'm wondering why we let people fly over from africa to the u.s., let's decide after they have been on the plane infecting other people. they need to do stuf

. >>> and we're celebrating with julianne hough. thanks for joining us. we want to go straight how to st. louis where at this moment, some 1,000 people are rallying in support of michael brown. the unarmed 18-year-old who was shot and killed by a police officer two months ago. people from all over the country are taking part in what is being billed as a weekend of resistan resistance. several events will take place as organizers hope to build momentum for a national movement against police violence. now, earlier today, people marched through the streets of st. louis using familiar chants and since michael brown was shot and killed on august 9, we have seen this play out several times. >> hands up, don't shoot, hands up, don't shoot. >> amanda, what has this day been like so far there? >> reporter: the march just culminated here within the last hour or so. and now the roughly 1,000 participants are gathered at the heart of st. louis for a rally to really spur on change. and i think that the diversity of this crowd is a true testament of just you how strong

colonel, the. 3900 troops headed there and we don't foe hough this is spread. big mistake, right. >> huge mistake. the vector of how this thing has spread has proven to be a mystery to our best scientists women have seen nurses who were apparently now by the news story following protocol and there's evidence, documentary evidence from an outbreak back about 1989, here in virginia in ruston, ruston ebola, was passed amongst monkeys in a hot house and two of the workers became infected. what this evidence, it's very clear that we're sending troops into harm's way and that this word has been kicked around but not adequately internalized, without abundance of caution. there are things we must ensure to protect these folks as they go into harm's way and from everything i'm seeing they are not following the proper protocols to protect them. >> the other thing we need to point out e. these aren't medical personnel. this is 101st airborne. >> absolutely. we're seeing line troops, and one of the things notable, during a time i was in service, we did something called mop

jack hough barron's senior editor. stocks really like this. what do you think? >> news on jobs is good. melissa: well -- >> not too good. there is not the wage growth yet. i talk with more and more -- melissa: wage decline in fact. >> i speak with more and more people who start to cast doubt on idea that the fed will begin to raise rates next year. look at dollar. so strong lately it could impair u.s. exports. melissa: that is why the market is rallying. go ahead. >> i agree with that. the negative on the jobs report was static wage growth and low participation. and yellen said wages matter to her. i thought a good report might spook markets and fed talked about moving sooner. no wage growth, fed is not moving. melissa: good point. >> anthony scaramucci made a good point on twitter this morning this means we have a slow growth economy and fed doesn't have to kick in anytime soon. status quo and market loves it. remember joe fami on the show predicted couple weeks ago. interest rates not going up. melissa: despite isis and ebola continuing to dominate the headlin

one wonder you didn't bother -- >> do you recognize that face, "dancing with the stars" own derek hough brings drama to nashville. plus, the country music awards nominations and everyone is getting in on that piece of action, that comes up on an all new nashville tonight at 9:00. it starts with the middle and then modand family and blackish and then nashville followed by "action news" at 11:00. remember to tweet along with us and the stars of nashville during tonight's show, use the #~ nashville and #- 6 abc. >> thank you sharrie. >> thank you sharrie. >>> we'll head back out to t we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. stop living with half-fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. so his homework won't be so half-fast. that is up to him. get a fios triple play online for just $89.99 a month and get $300 back with a two year agreement. call the verizon center for customers with disabil

remember 2010 all about hough rally song and fear the beard. the ferocious lacking facial hair and then ramos shirt drew most attention. i just look ilgal portrayedvery prominent ste. >> here's picture posted on facebook page short stop crawford and his daughter after the gauge in kansas city last night. this is one of the sweetest pictures we have seen. >> we'll past more pictures throughout the da tomorrow. go the us to see them all. we have a section our web site everything you need to know about the parade and l more. >> watch awork we'll also be live extremeing e parade. >> orn case it's raining don't nt to get wet. >> that's true. we have more on the accu-weather focast. >> the only way i can pities a giant storm for jicht celebration. this is going to be great for our water supply but this the happens. slower. last longer and it will dump. at 10:00 a.m. rain we know you firsget here to san francisco you are looking for a spot or people are setng up. noon time the rape gets heavy. rain eases by 2:00 p.m. and showers continue at 4:00 p.m.

jack hough is with us as well.iana previously waived federal requirement that food stamp participants have to be employed full time, actively looking for work or training program in the future. doesn't seem very stringent those requirements. >> not only not stringent we've been here before. in 1996, we had welfare reform. tremendous welfare reform and both republicans and democrats under president clinton got together to do it. there were main points of '96 welfare reform. five-year limit on benefits. require recipients search for work, otherwise welfare to be removed. have states replace the replace with welfare to work program. welfare rolls went down 60%. child poverty biggest decline in 30 years. single mother families, 25% better off. melissa: this only applies to able-bodied adult without children the if you have children the rules do not apply. you can't say you're taking food out of mouths of children. >> crucial point, for family with kids, these are some of the best dollars we spend. they're targeted and

it's more like a public relations hough to show the government is act the forcefully after largely ignoring the case for a week. with dozens of students missing, perhaps killed, the government is under pressure to show it is taking action. >>> the u.k. independence party is hoping to have its first mp elected. a by-election was caused by the defection of a conservative party. the party wants out of the european union. this report from claxton on how much support there is for the anti-immigration policy. >> claxton derided as being a dump. while it is true that it's faded around the edges. it is deeply traditional. lots of old people, barely a brown face to be seen. outside the kebab shob, the chinese -- shop, the chinese take away and restaurant, it has parked tanks on the lawn. i want something done about human rights and all this, you know. >> there's too many human rights. >> i do. it's terrible some of the things that they get away with. >> they have an immigrant problem to be sorted out once and for all. >> there's too many. >> too many, yes, coming in. they have to stop it. we are a s

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remember 2010 all about hough rally song and fear the beard. the ferocious lacking facial hair and then ramos shirt drew most attention. i just look illegal portrayed on the very prominent stage. >> here's picture we posted on facebook page short stop crawford and his daughter after the gauge in kansas city last night. this is one of the sweetest pictures we have seen. >> we'll past more pictures throughout the day tomorrow. go the us to see them all. >> we have a section our web site everything you need to know about the parade and l more. >> watch at work we'll also be live extremeing the parade. >> or in case it's raining don't want to get wet. >> that's true. we have more on the accu-weather forecast. >> the only way i can pities a giant storm for jicht celebration. this is going to be great for our water supply but this the happens. slower. last longer and it will dump. at 10:00 a.m. rain we know you first get here to san francisco you are looking for a spot or people are setting up. noon time the rape gets heavy. rain eases by 2:00 p.m. a

. ♪ >> reporter: sadie roberson and derek hough were in first, and in a tie for second, lea and val,heir flamenco dance. but factoring in two weeks of judges scores, since this was a non-elimination round, alfonso was in the lead. >> who's at the top? you are. >> thank you, cheryl for keeping me at the top. >> whatever. you owe me a couple drinks. >> janel parrish was in fourth place. bethany mota in fifth. and sixth, antonio sabato jr. and in seventh, the flip-filled jitterbug. >> we got sixes because i didn't throw peta murgatroyd over my back perfectly. >> i had a blast. >> who cares. >> reporter: and mamboing to eighth, and michael waltrip was last. >> i lifted her up four times. didn't drop her understand. i think we deserve more than five. >> i think so too. >> reporter: they return to the original pairings next week with pit bull sitting in at the judges' table. >> alfonso or sadie. >> yeah, it's been clear. >> yeah? >> those two are going to run away with it. that quote needs to be in context, i lifted her up four times and didn't drop her once. out of context, that's problem

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remember 2010 all about hough rally song and fear the beard. then ramos shirt drew most attention. i just look illegal portrayed on the very prominent stage. >> here's picture we posted on facebook page short stop crawford and his daughter after the gauge in kansas city last night. this is one of the sweetest pictures we have seen. >> we'll past more pictures throughout the day tomorrow. go the us to see them all. >> we have a section our web site everything you need to know about the parade and l more. >> watch at work we'll also be live extremeing the parade. >> or in case it's raining don't want to get wet. >> that's true. we have more on the accu-weather forecast. >> the only way i can pities a giant storm for jicht celebration. this is going to be great for our water supply but this the happens. slower. last longer and it will dump. at 10:00 a.m. rain we know you first get here to san francisco you are looking for a spot or people are setting up. noon time the rape gets heavy. rain eases by 2:00 p.m. and showers continue at 4:00 p.m. tempe

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evan, interesting hearing that >>> already, let's hough to the weather. steph is sheer. we had tropical cyclone phailin in india, how does it compare? >> they are similar, hopefully this will not cause damage. here is why. a massive area of cloud covering a huge area, many eastern parts of india seeing rain and strong winds. if i take away the top layer of the cloud, you can see what is going on further down. you can see the darker swirl, the center of the storm. we have seen the worst that the storm has to offer the the winds now that the storm is over land with disintegrate. when it made land fall the wind were around 110 k/hr. that will make it the equivalent of a category 3 hurricane. that's what we call it in the waters. we call it a category 3. it's a major storm. if we prepare it with pile jip, that was $225km per hour. a similar magnitude. phailin was a category 5 before it made landfall. therefore, shortly before landfall it started to ease. so the wind were similar when it made landfall. the problems with the storm was exacerbated. the storm surge was 3.5 meter

. >>> and "dancing with the stars" derek hough is a winner in the ballroom and out of it as well andery special honor for the inspirational honor he has done sharing his story about overcoming bullying as a child. and abbie boudreau has our story. ♪ >> reporter: he's "dancing with the stars" five-time champ. but this morning, derek hough reveals painful memories about his battle with bull yis growing up. >> torture and abuse as a kid. tie him up in a tree. >> reporter: some people did that to you? >> tie up with a rope and hung in a tree. >> reporter: in his memoimemoir taking a lead -- he talked about leading a secret life and being a target for bullies. it motivated him to do the one u one thing that made him happy, dancing. >> this was great. >> reporter: do you ever feel like the little boy that was bullied. >> i get emotional thinking about it. i didn't realize i was running away from something. i was sort of afraid, you know, that i was in -- bad. that i was a bad kid. you know, as i got older. someone told me, go back and pick up that boy and look at him and say that everythin

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no, he just in his regular outfit and "barron's" editor jack hough and james freeman from "wall street journal." breakings our prop already. >> what looks better, tell me? >> no comment. if you're good i will will give you candy. we're supposed to start about the market rally. >> i think give a hand of applause, everybody to janet yellen and ben bernanke who let us out, think about it. they're now going to destimulator start raising rates sooner than later. the markets like what they did over the last five or eight years since the financial crisis, you're applauding the fed? >> i think this channel is way too tough on these guys. and i think they did a pretty good job, right? >> i think they misallocated a lot of capital. they're surprised to hear you say that. part of the reason we're not growing faster and this rally today being fed by japan which is printing more money. melissa: there you go. that is what -- >> doing to do what we've been willing to do, make our economy more competitive. >> our economy -- this is discrimination. our economy is getting better. our markets are getting

. >>> tonight's all new nashville includes derek hough, of "dancing with the stars" fame, he continuesys herself on the show and takes the stage with luke. be sure to tweet tonight using #~ 6 abc and nashville. modern family is at 9:00 and then nashville and "action news" at 11:00. >>> if are you looking for distraction, look at these stories at 6abc.com. robert downey jr. visited the dmv to renew his drivers license and documented it on social media. and dogs portraying a wide range of emotions and disney viewers showing off their vocal chops, must see video now at 6abc.com/distraction. >> might be an afternoon to get on the internet at least later today. when the rain starts to pop. >> lets get you a look, the clouds are getting thicker and we have showers out to the west of philadelphia, some of them are beginning to push in close to reading and if are you in the western serbs way out in berks and chester county and the lehigh valley you'll see the sprinkles soon. 69 in philadelphia, there we go we just got our high of 70, it just kicked in, that will lower quickly. 68 by 2:00 and 4

he doesn't hough glue. he uses it as hair gel. sitting next to me buck sexton, the blaze.com's national security editor and host of the buck sexton show" on the blaze radio network. good for you. >> the lead. that's the first story. >> a. got close to bam. yes, opposer was backstage with potus. it's something that would happen. a man pretending to be a member of congress got into a secure backstage area at the congressional black caucus awards dinner last saturday. a white house official tells bloomberg news the man gained entrance by claiming to be new jersey representative donald payne junior. that often works with me. he ended up in the area where lawmakers were gathering to have their picture taken with the president. eventual a white house staffer realized he was a fraud and asked him to leave. a secret service spokesman, whoever the guy was he went through a security screening at the dinner. we're joined by a live studio audience. a show of hands, whom of you think i'm a giant caterpillar? all right. seems like the drugs are

how is that for a fun fact and tonight on 6 abc an all new nashville and derek hough from dancing withhe stars has a guest starring role on the show. we have a big twitter party going on live, use the #~ 6 abc nashville. we are always tweeting during the show. the goldbergs and modern family and blackish and nashville and "action news" at 11:00. and nashville is phenomenal this season and i love how they seem to be working in juliet's real life pregnancy into the story line. >> what a lineup. blackish and modern family. >> coming up score a better credit, tips to pump up that number even if you made mistakes in the past. >> a woman tries to control her own fate and it opens up a dialog on compassion. the push to grant a dying wish for a woman. >>> and a mom is taking on the >>> "action news" continues, with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, shirleen allicot, and brian taff. >>> hello again, 4:30 and "action news" continues with great news for anyone that has bought a red bull in the last 12 years, the company now owes money. the easy way to get it ahead. >> if he wasn't loo

but this morning, derek hough his battle with bullies growing up. >> torture and abuse as a kid.to you? >> tie up with a rope and hung in a tree. >> reporter: in his memoir, "taking a lead: lessons from a life in motion." derek considered himself a loner with a secret life and writes about how dancing made him an easy target for bullies. all of this motivating derek to focus on the one thing that made him happy -- dancing. >> this was great. >> reporter: do you ever feel like the little boy that was bullied. >> you know, i get kind of emotional about it right now thinking about it. i didn't realize i was running away from something. i was sort of afraid, you know, that i was in -- bad. that i was a bad kid. someone told me, go back and pick up that boy and look at him and say that everything's going to be okay. i was sort of embracing, you know, my younger self. >> reporter: tonight derek will be honored with julia roberts and husband danny moder by the gay and lesbian and straight education network. >> i'm getting th inspirational award, which is a huge honor. >> reporter: an ho

for the 2008 stabbing death of uc berkeley honor student during frat part party. 27-year-old andrew hough accepted plea deal send him to prison for the next 12 years. stabbed student christopher during a drunken fight. he was convicted by jury in 2010 for second agree murder but it was overturned after annual immediate county june agreed his trial attorney was in competent at cil law. >>> abc 7 news has learned tonight that san jose police will launch an investigation into possible misconduct by its officers who may have violated the department gift policies. the this exclusive report last night that members of command staff accepted free tickets for forty-niner games. vick lehas the story. >> complaint was received by the office of san jose independent police auditor judge cordel now trigger an investigation by police. >> complaint goes over to the internal affair unit. they investigate. >> the complaint is confidential. we know it was filed today after our story aired last night. we reported that assistant chief garcia got free tickets to the niners first pre-season game last year at ca

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the new protocol, all across the country, not just there but across the country, that differs from hough it was when we had the columbine shooting, if you get to a safe place inside of a facility, which these kids seemed like they did today, you stay there until unformed police officer comes and gets you out. so that is why you say -- minutes or half hour after the shooting you still saw people coming out of the building because that's the new protocol. the other president cal that the principal talked about that used to be that has changed is that we no longer protect the perimeter like we used to. when we first arrive. the first four uniformed officers on the must go into the building and engage the shooter. that's why we see the differences from columbine to this shooting today. >> all right, rod, i'm sorry to jump on you but when it rains it pours. there is ebola incident in new york city, as you know, a doctor who has been in liberia, treating ebola victims, has himself contracted ebola. new jersey governor kit -- governor chris christie, talking about the response to this, oddly ve

jack hough from "barron's" and veronica daguerre from "the wall street journal" first we were going to hell in a hand basket. now it is just out of control. >> i think administration right now is getting its act together on ebola. they recognize it as it, we shouldn't be dealing with this hysterically but should be dealing with this in con greet steps. having a strike force is completely logical way to do it. having a czar is good way of doing it. melissa: you let that person know you're on television right now? [laughter] don't have your television on but i'm in the middle after very important segment. get right back to you. >> the point i was trying to make before i was rudely interrupted. this is not "outnumbered" by the way. melissa: you're very hoarse over there. >> been beaten up by women all morning. melissa: good way to start the day. >> no. it was actually very nice. i will talk about later n any event when you have this sort of delayed response to a crisis as we have right now -- melissa: okay. >> listen, if we need a rapid response team, if we need to do all these extra prot

"barron's" jack hough and dan shaffer of schaefer asset management. you were talking about this and i have a feeling you're not surprised. >> we're at early stages of volatility. hedge fund and federal reserve trying to hold up the market for this wealth effect. i heard talk about qe4 which i don't think they will be able to do. global inflationary depression is spreading that can't be stopped, not just united states, your row, eurozone, japan's experiment never worked. people stopped spending money. stopping of spending money globally has tanked and they can't stop that. cheryl: charlie, you can't take the weekend off. >> from the wall street firms, i want to throw that in there. if you own bank stocks -- cheryl: get to your story because it actually doesn't involve the banking sector but pretty big over the weekend. you broke big news in cyberterrorism. that involves the white house. give us the specifics of the stover. >> back up a little bit to set the stage. president obama gave a series of fund raisers over the last week. couple in new york city

today's fox business panel joining us, charlie gasparino, jack hough from "barron's," rob basso from advantage payroll services. we're looking at market up 100 points. what do you think about the rally today? >> as mcdonald's would say, lovin' beats hate inch. only thing that hasn't bounced back, is oil that is in dumpster. earnings are savings grace for the market. melissa: it is but you have to worry about specter of inflation out there. fed will still talk about that, markets loving all of it. rob, what do you think? >> we look at attack up in canada last week and it is amazing how quickly we rebounded from that. realistic everybody thought it would be a big issue. turns out only to be a blip. not to diminish the problems we had but reality the market seems to be coming back fine. melissa: go ahead, charlie. >> i hate to quote ed butowsky my sparring partner on "varney & company" but he made a good point a lot of people are making to me. when you think about it, the chances of the market going significantly higher than 17,000, in the, in the like, immediate future is very slim? is

convention to get that vote in the way it was, and we need to get out into the public and talk about houghispanic community. if we do not. if we fail as a party to win the hearts and minds of the hispanic community, and win a significant proportion of their vote, we shall surely perish as a apartment there's no question. demographics are clear. the math is very clear. if we do not win in the future with this electorate, we'll lose any kind of authority we have in the state. >> i think it's very important -- going back to grassroots that's why we need to elect more latinos from the courthouse to the state house. like aaron has said in the past, if you're not at the table, you're on the menu, and so it's very, very important that you get more individuals out there that are going to run. as republicans. so they can -- we can be saying, hey, this is our message and what we want to espouse. >> thank you. next question. >> i am carl and am going to perhaps beat a dead horse that representative peÑa and i discussed last year. i'm glad to see some notions have come forward this year. i'm almost at

we know the drug zmapp is not available, hough there were other drugs that ebola patients have been getting and there's hope that might work. carol? >> elizabeth, a cdc team is already on site. what are they doing? >> they sort of have a dual role here. the first part is in the community. they want to make sure that all the contact tracing has been done right and that they have caught everyone who might vld contact with dr. spencer. they're also going to be going inside the hospital right here and trying to see -- making sure that they're observing good infection control practices, wearing the right protective gear. this was obviously a big issue in dallas. it's not expected to be a big issue here, this is a hospital that has trained for this, it is designated to treat ebola patients. the cdc folks are here, but i will say, new york city has an incredible public health team. this is a different situation than in dallas. the cdc is here to support the new york team already here. >> dr. devi, i want to calm some fear because there is a lot of consternation here in new york city this morning,

so all of that, i think, has hough get processed at some point. and again i'm thinking of it to some degree on comparative terms. good question. thank you very much. thank you for coming out on this day. [ applause ]

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to run for office and politics.t elected we are heading into a presidential cycle where it opposite hough the party, the democrats, are potentially likely to nominate of a major man party. my question to you is, you have elected n state officials. what have you done to reach out to them? odd things it doesn't oll very well as you would think for women. number one, we have done a good electing women to congress and senate and we have accountant.er the we have an indian american and kathy mcmorris rodgers. do a bad jock bragging about it. obviouslylike putting more women in our party up on morning, on sunday making sure we are placing people better which we have improved. in our case something you may not think about initially as far as politics is men in not so much the candidates but training tter job of women to run campaigns and be he campaign manager and communications director. because getting women involved t the senior levels at the r.n.c. and on campaigns is another way to bring in more and leaders idates and spokes people that are talking for our party. we've done a lot of work in

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