kaitlin roig-debellis has gotten up to $5,000.heers and applause] it's good to have you here. >> great to be here. >> and you're finding out what every contestant finds out; it's difficult under the lights. >> very difficult. >> um, h--when did you know you wanted to be a teacher? >> oh, my entire life. my earliest memories-- three and four, acting out being a teacher with my stuffed animals. at five, i asked my dad if i could babysit our neighbor who was three. i was told no, which was very discouraging. i started out as a mother's helper at 10. literally held every job imaginable until leaving for college. got my masters in elementary ed and-- >> so you had blinders on? just like, this is what you were meant to do. >> i had tunnel vision 100%. >> you were meant to be a teacher. >> absolutely. >> well, we are all the better for it, and glad you're here today. >> so happy to be here. >> i'm glad you're doing so well at $5,000. you only ud and you can only add to that bank now. >> okay. >> so let's do it, and let's play "who wants

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from greenwich, connecticut, please give it up for kaitlin roig-debellis.ow you doing? >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you as well. [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> [sighs] >> welcome to "millionaire." >> thank you. >> honored to have you. >> honored to be here. >> go back to 2012. you know, that day that i'm sure just started like any other and turned into such a tragedy. and you ended up saving, through your bravery-- um, and i know you don't like being called a hero-- but through your bravery, saved the lives of your students that day. >> angels, for sure. you know? i'm a teacher. my students are my responsibility. their safety, obviously, the most important one of my responsibilities, so i did what any teacher would have done. >> um... [cheers and applause] and since then... >> mm-hmm. >> i know you have been speaking and i know you have, probably, you know, been sought after and you have talked a lot-- what has life been like after? >> i founded a nonprofit called classes 4 classes that is based on teaching students k-8 in our coun

kaitlin spoiled it by snapchating a picture in bed. >> that was not on purpose. >> finally, bad chad's. >> his trip lasted just 24 hours. he got sick after getting drunk and trying to fight. >> you think this is fun and games? this is my [ bleep ] life. you, chris harrison, come after me. >> he gets in the stickiest situations and handles it so well. i want to say, thank you, chris, for holding down the fort. >> maybe mariah carey should be the bachelorette. can you imagine? i caught up with her last night. of course i had to make sure that she is truly single and ready to mingling. >> what's going on right now? >> why do we have to have this conversation? >> because i want to snow. >> if you were married and you had a girlfriend, would you be sichbl? >> i'd be single. >> even though you're married? >> right. >> i'm not married. >> so you're single. >> all hale the diva. throwing it back at me when we know she's happy with her boyfriend but he's not the only love in her life. >> i'm so excited. >> the relationship she's willing to show off is twirchs morocco and monroe. >> you have a g

i'm thinking of my people like my constituent kaitlin. she became zanld when she was 29 and despite what director mulvaney will tell you, she did work. she worked for years until she couldn't anymore. when her health meant she could no longer continue, she signed up for ssdi. this wasn't because she was lazy or she wouldn'ted to live off the government, it was a tragedy. she didn't meet the minute him income requirements for low income housing. she wrote to me. >> on behalf of americans who have a disability and who know they have still much to contribute to our country. what kaitlin needs is help, help to get out of poverty, manage her health problems and know what it feels hike to contribute again. she wants this but it's being taken away from her, thanks to the cuts in the budget needed to pay for trump's tax cuts. and that's the rule of the trump budget, which is that if you're doing well, you get more money through a tax cut. if you're struggling to work pause of a disability, you get less. 23 you run a family business like, say, the

kaitlin shoafl from egg harbor township will represent miss new jersey she was born in ac.er platform was operation empowerment. and "action news" meteorologist karen rogers is looking beautiful as always as emcee of the event and talked with her when the pageant ended. >> it's a life long dream of mine, words can't describe how i'm feeling right now, the support for everybody, i have no words. >> karen was the first runner-up herself in the miss new jersey pageant. this is video of karen watching the talent portion of the contest from behind the stage. coincidently this year's first runner-up performed the same piece on the piano as karen did, we'll have to ask karen to play that for us. we'll be right back. ♪ this summer in a place where flavor runs deep, any dish and every glass might be the best you've ever tasted as long as you don't forget your appetite. new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your trip to the finger lakes at iloveny.com yonow invest in yoself... diminish the double chin with kybella. kybella is the only injectable treatment for adults tha

. >> kaitlin schofel from egg harbor township will represent new as in the miss america passaged in atlanticity. "action news" karen rogers beautiful as ever was an at the eventful weekend and talked with her moments after the pageant ended. >> it's been a life long dream cannot describe how i'm feeling right now. the support from everybody and i have no words! >> karen was a first runner-up herself in the miss new jersey pageant this is video of karen watching the talent portion of the contest from behind the stage. this year's first runner-up performed the same piece on the piano karen did when was was a contestant. >>> there's an ambulance drone with an automatic defibrillator or aed already in it. it is sent to the patient and once the pads are in place, they activate the electrical shock. it cuts the response time from ten minutes to just one. we're coming right back. >> in sports, the sixers may be drafting the top pick again, here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: the sixers are taking the shot, a source confirms to 6abc, the sixers have agreed to trade up with the celtics for the number

chuck.and of 32 years, kaitlin, they're out of order here. megan and jennifer. and also want to recognize my niece, kristen hughes, who is also here with us today. and the many friends who are sitting behind me showing their ove and support. housing has always been close to my part and part of my family -- heart and part of my family history. my late parents together ran a successful home building business in new hampshire. in the hughes household, there was simply no escaping talk about housing. for that reason, it was no surprise to my parents when i came to share their passion for housing. as a senior at college, i experienced our nation's capital, as many college students do, as an intern. i never imagined that that internship at h.u.d. headquarters 35 years ago would launch a career that continues to energize, challenge and inspire me. upon graduation, i administered the section 8 rental assistance program at the new hampshire housing finance authority, where i observed firsthand the transformational impact that h.u.d. programs could have on improving the q