i'm a lot nicer than kara, i'm not as nice about this.ve to think hard about their platforms and what they mean. i don't want to use the word police, to censor, it's all voices are we heard, they're truthful voices, not manipulated by bots or macedonia or russia, whoever doesn't have god intentions for our country. >> so i have to imagine this means a lot more hiring for facebook in thesal go rhythms, perhaps a news editorial structure, right? >> well, i don't know, this is new territory. i don't think they have to have reams of editors, mark zuckerberg talked about this quite articulately. the issue is they have to have a commitment to it and say this matter, that is ruining our business, too. you know i'm fusingifies r facebook, i don't want to pick on it necessarily. it was seen as safe suburbs, everyone was enjoying thing. when you see glass on the sidewalk and maybe a few more break-ins and things like that they got to think about their business. is it a place i want to spend my time? it's a voluminous amount of crap. that's what hap

with this kara remind people of really?th reality.ll men and women are equal under the law. the law cannot lock in people -w sorry. some people work harder and whine less. kara seems like that type of person, one who wasn't just winning a beauty pageant, but life as well. that just has to drive social justice warriors nuts. maybe they can have their own pageant who can judge them on their misery.he i wouldn't watch it. dana, she said nuclear chemist -- i like the way that she invented a word equalism. and then they cheered! >> dana: if you listen to it, i there are a lot of girls in the audience and they cheered forf that because they are trying to find the next iteration because they do feel equal. if you look at her and she said -- i do think one thing she will find is that she continues to -- obviously want to her to be a nuclear scientist but if she ever tries to run for office one day there are traps that are said to you with questions like this and there are ways to get out of it. she would say if given anotherer chance is that,

s kara mccullough facing backlash for remarks she made onstage. on good morning america she says she wants to own her responses, clarifying her remarks on health care and fem his'. -- feminism. kara: i'm privileged to have health care and believe it should be a right and hope and care that health care is a right for all worldwide. equalism is a term of understanding no matter your gender, you are still given the same accolades on your work. i believe a person does a good job, they should be credited for that but i don't want anyone to look at it as if i'm not all about women's rights because i am. we deserve a lot. lindsey: mccullough was not surprised by reaction to her comments and added america is based on having opinions. bad news for the american auto industry. soon thousands of workers at ford will be out of jobs according to "the wall street journal," ford it making plans to cut about 20,000 jobs. most are salaried workers who do not have union protection. the company announced last month it's looking to reduce costs by $3 billion. well, yo

kara finnstrom on how officers say he took the bait. >> i was kind of, like, is this, like, a tv showr something? but i guess it was real. the helicopter showed up. >> reporter: that man was at this southgate shopping center when a high-speed chase ended at a movie theater. officers say the suspected ditched his car and ran inside just as a movie was starting. movie-goers say the screen went dark and they were told to get out. officers then swarmed the theater and arrested 27-year- old christopher cook. he was wanted for stealing delivered packages from a doorstep in the arcadia neighborhood. and perhaps just as interesting as a chase a hollywood ending is how it started. >> once we noticed a movement on the tracker system that we are alerted. >> reporter: detectives had been hiding gps trackers inside packages and then leaving them on doorsteps. they got a hit coming from the car officers chased at about 6:30 last night. we had reports from throughout the southland with security video of thieves swiping packages off porches. arcadia's program was created a couple of years ago to tack

just be your sell and show the judges exactly who kara is. represent us. she did great job at preliminaries and she's a great representation of the district of columbia. >> she's trying not to be biased. >> so hard not to be biased guys. >> we're trying not to be biased either. we really hope we bring the crown back home again this year. thank you all three for joining us this morning watching and screaming at our televisions on sunday may 14th when miss usa airs. thank you ladies. >> thank you. >> bye guys. >> thank you. >> hopefully we'll be able to interview a miss d.c. virginia or maryland usa. >> right. >> monday morning. >> won't it be great. >> all three in the lot of couple weeks ago. fabulous. smart smart smart. >> i love that. >> um-hmm. >> pretty and smart. >> congratulations to deshauna on her year. it goes so fast. >> she repped so well. come to papa it's what we're saying right now. comedian and podcast host tom papa joins us live before he takes the stage at the d.c. improv. [ laughter ] ♪ it might be mother's day weekend but a

nbc's mike very kara who covered it all today on capitol hill. rick stengel is here with us again. former undersecretary for public diplomacy and deposit apairs in the state deputy the obama administration. also the former editingor of "time" magazine. and the host of deadline netw k network. nicole i'm going to begin with you, i'm going quote you back to you from your broadcast today. you had a moment where you u quoted the cell phone commercial "can you hear me now". essentially to your fellow republicans saying, let's remember what this conversation is about. >> right. i'm troubled by tray doubty who has had bright moments and has had low points. i mean we covered his stewardship of the benghazi hearing. and he has had highs and lows and in full view. but that he's making this such a narrow question to brennan about do you have evidence of a conspiracy? that's not the question. we know that russia set ott to meddle in our elections. we know they were successful in hacking the dnc and hacking hillary clinton's campaign advisors. it is really beyond my ability to come prehence and

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kara mccullough, she's a chemist. last year we had the first ever military member. >>> the wizards are playing for their lives in boston for a decisive game seven. the winner moves onto the eastern conference finals. the loser knocked out of the playoffs. >>> messages of hope and love to replace a symbol of hate. that is what the students will see at the middle school as they enter the building today. the community came together for was found on the grounds. >> the two suspects were charged with disorderly conduct and trespassing posted property. parents and students tell us they are relieved. >> we were in school and the principal came onto the loud speaker and read the letter they were sending to the parents about how they found the noose. that was kind of like scary. >> surveillance cameras show the students climbing to the roof and hanging the noose. >>> flames from an historic synagogue. the synagogue closed in 2007 and was going to be demolished but the congregation decided to keep it open. the building once hou

with me is 10-year-old carter. 9-year-old kara, and sam who is also 10 years old. let's party everyone, what do you say? carter, that's what i like, enthusiasm. i'm going to ask you some questions. there are no wrong answers here. let's talk about politics. what did your teacher tell you about the election? >> they didn't want to talk about it? kennedy: because they were worried bell would fight? >> yeah. kennedy: what did people say was better? it's a tough call. who did you vote for in the election? >> if i could i would vote for trump ken there are when you looked at him and you went yes. >> i liked to hear was going to try to get rid of isis. kennedy: i'm show you some pictures. i want you to tell me who these people are. what they do and tell me something about them. like you can tell me if they are nice. >> would you invite taylor swift to your birthday party? >> no. i think it's a funny question. that is kim kardashian, what is she famous for. if you knew, i would be very upset. who is this? >> north korea's president. kennedy: his name is? kennedy: sky. tha

. >> there is, alessia kara, has a feature spot in there. sings on one of the songs.-- >> you know it can be tough. next story takes us to ground zero, cafeteria in florida. >> right. one boy sitting alone at the lunch table when he made a new friend. the rest is history. >> reporter: their friendship started with this photo from a middle school cafeteria in tallahassee, florida. on one side of the picture. 11-year-old bow passkey, joining him is travis rudolph, big football star from florida state happened to be visiting school that day and saw bo alone. >> i have autism. i usually sit alone at lunch. and then, travis rudolph, just, just came up to me and said, hey, can i sit down with you? >> reporter: a simple act of kindness. >> i didn't know he had autism. just seemed like a there mall kid to me. >> the picture seen by millions on line has a special place in the hearts of parents with autistic children. >> it spoke vl unanimoolume he time. it meant everything. since then bo traveled with his friend to games. >> travis rudolph. >> he was there rooting for him on t

the difference here is that kara mccullough looked the part, but her answers did not fit the mold oro what some liberal viewers expected as she was immediately attacked for her politically incorrect point of view. >> do you think affordable healthcare for all u.s. citizens as of right or privilege and why? >> i am deafly going to say it is a privilege. as a government employee, i am granted healthcare, and i see firsthand that for one to have healthcare, you need to have jobs. therefore, we need to continue to cultivate this environment that we are given the opportunity to have healthcare as well as jobs. >> black lives matter activist to rate pounced, do not take your political advice from this is usa come healthcare is not a right, rather it is a right not a privilege for your molly agrees, d.c. just lost my vote, healthcare should not be a privilege for only people with jobs. rogers added "d.c. just disqualified herself with that answer." she was born in italy, raised in virginia, she is a chemist at the nuclear regulatory commission. pageant ratings fall, lowest in years, produce

kara mccullough has already drawn fire because she answered a political question like a normal humannot a progressive robot. >> do you think affordable health care for all u.s. citizens is a right or a privilege and why? >> i'm definitely going to say it's a privilege. as a government employee, i am granted health care, and i see firsthand that for once to have health care, you need to have jobs. therefore we need to continue to cultivate this environment that we are given the opportunity of health care and as well as job so that all the american citizens worldwide. >> greg: oh my precious years. if that weren't enough, she then said this. >> as a women scientists in the government, i would like to transpose the word feminism to "equalism? i don't want to consider myself -- i try not to can center myself this diehard -- i don't really care about this but one thing i'm going to say though is women are just as equal as men when it comes to opportunity in the workplace. >> greg: someone fetch the media a fainting couch. that you just heard was an opinion not slathered and left wing dogm

. >> hey, kara, i'm sorry, we have to interrupt you. we want to take our audience to where president trump is now talking to prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> no matter where we go, we see the signs of iran in the middle east. no matter where we go, whether it's syria, where we were forced to shoot the 59 missiles a few weeks ago, no matter what area we're in, we see yemen, iraq. no matter where we are, we see the signs, every sign, whether it's soldiers, whether it's money and guns, it's iran. instead of saying thank you to the united states, they now feel emboldened. maybe they figure they were so good, they could do it. they can't do it, believe me. it was a terrible thing for the united states to enter that deal and believe me, iran will never have a nuclear weapon, that i can tell you. >> the intelligence cooperation is terrific. >> thank you. >> just so you understand, i never mentioned the word or the name israel. never mentioned it during that conversation. they were all saying i did. so you had the story wrong. never mentio

that was the winner of the miss usa pageant, kara mccullough.eu intolerably liberal left. she voiced her opinion and made those comments during the competition last night. here with reaction, former miss usa contestant, former miss california 2009, carrie prejean.nd you probably identify with what this poor woman is now going through. >> yes, sean.it it's so good to be with you. i definitely can relate and it's so refreshing. i had a big smile on my face last night watching the miss usa pageant with my 6-year-old daughter, reminiscing about almost 10 years ago at my experience. just a smile and feel so much hope for our future and our future generations that finally we as women, not only was a big night for kara, but it was a big night for women in general and americans that freedom of speech still exists in this country and you shouldn't be punished for it.sk you can still, in fact, win miss usa.. >> sean: they are asking questions, i would think you don't want robots.t you don't want groupthink. if you want honest, truthful answers. you give a

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♪ >> that, of course, was kara mccullough, nuclear scientist representing washington, d d.c.s usa last night. she's taking heat from mixing politics and pageantry in a way she answered a question during the show. take a listen. >> do you think affordable health care for all u.s. citizens is a right or a privilege and why? >> i'm definitely going to say it's a privilege. as a government employee, i am granted health care, and i see firsthand that for one to have health care, you need to have jobs. so, therefore, we need to continue to cultivate this environment that we're given the opportunity to have health care as well as jobs so all the american citizens worldwide. >> she was giving her view and critics on social media were quick to take issue with her opinions. i want to point out, because i've already seen it on twitter, people are saying don't forget to tell everyone the president owns miss usa. he doesn't. miss usa is owned by miss universe and the president sold his stake in that company already. but for more on this, i want to bring in madison, a columnist for the "wa

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this year's winner, kara mccullough, is trading in her labcoat for a crown. is a chemist at the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission. she will go on to compete in the miss universe pageant. prince george's county native kevin durant - giving back to his community. today, the basketball star's charity foundation will celebrate the opening of a new outdoor court at the seat pleasant activity center, where durant played as a child. k-d is a little busy right now with the warriors in the playoffs, so he won't be there. but his mom wanda will say a few words at a ribbon cutting ceremony later today. stage is set for an nba showdown in beantown. the wizards.. facing the celtics in a winner take all game seven tonight in boston.... and it will be a tough one on the road. neither team has lost to the other on their home court this season, and this playoff series. if the wizards win - it will be the first time they've made it to the eastern conference finals in 37 years! it's 5: and time for a check on weather. - gorgeous start to the work week - hot & humid on the way

kara the woman who got this video says she was playing golf. she saw this, called her husband.d the other people playing saying come look at this. this is a rare sighting seeing these two fight. she says after they've been there for awhile, they got tired of it and just went off into the bush. >> wanted to >>> tucker and shane are going on a bit of a mission. >> we're out here in washington right now. the reason being is my buddy shane and i are kind of testing the viability. >> the icaris is like a 1,000 mile cross country race. they're preparing for one. what this is yet again is another one of those videos that you've got to add to the scale. >> i've already been on craigslist looking for these. >> this would be why. look at this view. >> that is gorgeous. >> gosh, that looks so much fun. >> it really does. >> even cooler when you bust out the selfie stick. >> yeah, dude. freaking epic. >> they're looking for places they can stop, places they can refuel. what they do is when they approach this town, they start figuring out where they're going to land. they try to figure it o

that is kara mccullough. she's a 25-year-old chemist. she works for the nuclear regulatory commission. she is getting ready to compete in the miss u.s.a. competition. the new miss u.s.a. spoke minutes after her win. >> oh, my goodness. i'm feeling extremely overwhelmed with joy. everything has been so surreal. i'm kind of thinking back how i entered into this entire position and just helped to have fun. >> many of the tweets coming in show support for the new miss u.s.a. there's some push back on her response about health care. she told the judges the affordable health care is a privilege rather than a right. >> >> she's a chemist, too, fyi. >> smart. 4:35. our time right now. get back to melissa with the breaking news before we check inwell chuck and sheena. >> good morning. big problem this morning in prince george's county. we have justin finch on the way. live pictures from the scene coming up. in bound suitland parkway. we are shut down between forestville road and suitland road. when you're talking about alternates, circled a few.

. >> miss usa 2017 is district of columbia >> kara mccullough took the crown last night in las vegas. mccullough is a chemist working for the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission. she will go on to compete in the miss universe contest, and she's footsteps of last year's miss d. c. deshauna barber. >>> and breaking news right now president trump is speaking at a ceremony honoring fallen officers killed in the line of duty. these are live pictures from the memorial service. prince george's -- is among those being hoped was he was killed in a shootout. >> fathers, sons, and daughters. you return into unknown danger, risking your lives for people you have never met, people you don't know, performing your duty utmost difficult conditions, and often without any thanks at all. because you do not hear -- >> this is president trump speaking live at the ceremony honoring fallen police officers. we also heard from vice president mike pence earlier. we'll have more for you on this on social media and in our later newscast. >>> a shortage of workers is making it tough for farmers to harvest their cr

>> reporter: kara mccullough beaming, accepting her crown as miss usa, besting 50 contestants and gettingon, maybe not so much for the formal or swimsuit rounds but for what she said in the always unpredictable interview segment. host julianne hough asked the 25-year-old nuclear chemist -- >> do you think affordable health care for all u.s. citizens is a right or a privilege, and why? >> i'm definitely going to say it's a privilege. as a government employee i am granted health care, and i see firsthand that for one to have health care you need to have jobs. >> miss d.c.'s answer on this contentious topic quickly sent twitter into a frenzy. some voicing their support for mccullough while others were less than pleased. mccullough now says she hopes to use her platform to get kids interested in math and science. and you can tune in to "gma" tomorrow for an exclusive interview with miss usa. thanks for watching abc news tonight. as always, we're online 24/7 at >> just answer 14 questions in 30 minutes, and you too can walk away with $1 million. it's america's favorite get-rich-quick scheme. t

these 25-year-old kara mccullough of the district of columbia. >> she is the second straight miss d.c the pageant. she is a scientist at the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission. >> but her reign starts with some controversy. so during her q&a she called health care a privilege instead of a right. that sparked strong online reactions both in support of her statement and against it. she was also asked whether she's a feminist. she said she doesn't like the term and she's for equal treatment of all people. that also is earning her some support and some critics this morning. >> those q&as can be tricky. >> yes, y'r there. >> you are. 30 seconds, answer, give me world peace. >> i want to know how you've never run into her. you went to college in the same town and now you live in the same city. >> we do. maybe i will ahe see her soon. in her duties as miss usa. >> there you go. >>> next to a couple now engaged and the role a special necklace played in their lives. a guy named terry made it for his girlfriend for their 1-year anniversary. she wore it every day for a year and a half everywhere

tonight and she is miss district of columbia kara mccullough. she took the crown in tonight's pageant held in las vegas, nevada. mccullough is working for the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission. she was born in naples, italy, but raised in virginia beach, virginia. she will go on to compete the miss universe contest and she is following in the footsteps of another miss d.c. that's deshauna barber. last year barber became the first ever military member to win miss u.s.a. >>> all right. admit it. do you ever think you're too old to do something? why one grandma in our area says, yeah, watch me. >>> and a rescue of a different with tempur-pedic.t our proprietary material automatically adjusts to your weight, shape and temperature. so you sleep deeply, and wake up feeling powerful. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com >>> take a look at this wild scene that played out on a highway in seattle. a car left dangling from the overpass. amazingly, everyone inside that car were able

dominic kara bellow works across the street. >> the way it took this building and it rocked it.o i thought it was going -- we started running out this way when we look across we saw that big ball of fire and the smoke. >> reporter: marian williams was just leaving her business in the industrial park to meet her husband for lunch when she heard a loud noise. >> i was walking down the back ramp and i heard this noise and then i looked up in the sky. >> reporter: when he she saw a huge plume of black smoke and heard an explosion before the chopper burst into names. >> it was terrible. it still s i'm still shaking. because i know there's a life there and it's gone. >> reporter: marian and her husband jay raced over to see if they can help, but immediately knew it was too late. >> it was just horrendous. >> reporter: 37-year-old pilot from franklinville, new jersey, was pronounced dead at the scene. those who witnessed the crash still shaken by what happened here. >> very scary. it was scary. terrible tragedy. >> reporter: now no one on the ground was hurt. considering their a lot of

kara mccull accounti-- mccullou scientist and when asked about health care, she said it's a privilege a right. some called her beauty and brains, others, beauty and brainless. one saying she just means you need to pay for health care, it shouldn't be free. her comments come as the trump administration is trying to repeal and replace obamacare. >>> for some children in prince george's county, the ball is in their court. [ cheers and applause ] that's a shout-out. news4 was there in the when two newly renovated basketball courts were unveiled. this is all thanks to one of the biggest stars of the nba, kevin durant, and his charity foundation. durant, of course is from sea pleasant and spent a lot of time at the center. he's now with the golden state warriors. durant's charity is renovating basketball courts in underserved ea and around the world. good for him. >>> they're looking for a few good women. coming up next, how the marines are recruiting women in the wake of that nude photo scandal. >>> plus, they say they were treated bike road kill. the heartbreaking reaction from the parent

kara mccullough she is a nuclear scientist who doesn't like to call herself a feminist and says healthcarevilege. she was crowned miss usa. she represented the district of columbia ignited social media firestorm. we will take it to our political panel. and the democratic strategist. i thought this was fascinating what is equal is impaired she described him so herself a saint that's what it's all about. >> isn't that what feminist software. i dig what she's think what she's talking about is what millenials say feminism is today. they do believe in political opportunities the same for men and women. >> i applaud her for speaking her mind. think of the untold number of americans who are sprayed to state what she said. she is beautiful, she is young she's not into that march lock step what the liberal mindset is. they want to make people to be a victim. she is the total opposite of their messes. it gets worse. the conservative commentator said feminism is detrimental to both men and women. it is detrimental to men it's even more detrimental to women because by demonizing into meaning our broth

. >> my name's kara. >> my name's brennan. >> and this is barrett. >> not quite. >> chuck, come in hereuck. >> pink flowers for the big announcement. >> thank you, guys. this is so amazing. how did you do this? >> i don't know how you surprise us every year. >> tah-dah. >> your families are awesome. >> did you guys meet sheena? >> hi, guys. >> happy mother's day. happy mother's day to all the moms. >> happy mother's day. >> we're back with more local news and weather at 7:25. make it a great friday, everybody. >> ank you.th >>> good morning. shifting stories. in an exclusive interview with nbc news, president trump offers his new account on the decision to fire james comey, saying he had been planning the move for a while. >> i was going to fire regardless of recommendation. >> contradicting counts from the white house, including the vice president himself. and trump asked for a pledge of loyalty from comey during a dinner in the early days of his administration. and more of that exclusive interview with the president. >>> dangerous and ongoing. powerful storms that caused widespread da

reporter kara finnstrom has more about the letter campaign.sations are instant al- leen cooper proves the art of letter-writing isn't lostnats: "i wish you safe, every step of the way."the 98 year old started sending letters to americas troops back during world war two. they've gone to soldiers in harms way and the wounded in hospitals. alleen cooper/letter writer: "one in florida he had to have a new ear and i'm sure he was very, very depressed." all of cooper's letters are at least four pages longand she keeps track - making sure no two are alikealleen cooper/letter writer: "ttyl which means talk to you later." what cooper's serving up at her kitchen table is comfort food for soldier's souls. and they can't seem to get enough. they've sent her commendations and even flags from their bases. nats: "hey mrs. cooper - hi!"today we connected her with one of her marines.alleen cooper/letter writer: "it's like oh my goodness i'm just so pleased."cooper first wrote staff sgt chris cantos years ago when he was in a remote area of afghanistan with no

. >> care macola is the 25-year- old -- carob a call off -- kara mccullough causing a firestorm on socialmedia after giving conservative answers saying she is not a feminist and thought that people should have a job in order to have healthcare. >>> the bay area woman, the oldest national parks ranger received an honorary doctorate degree from mills college, and 95-year-old betty soskin worked at the museum in richmond and at world war ii she worked as a file clerk at the segregated union. she is the granddaughter of a freed slave, and she writes on the blog, "nobody could possibly understand how much this honor means. " >> she is done a lot and it is a nice getting to know her. >>> coming up, following a developing story out of hayward, another freeway shooting and what investigators have to say about what happened and what is happening later today. >>> the warriors beat san antonio with an incredible comeback win and what the players said about the special halftime speech. >>> two people were hospitalized after being shot driving along interstate in hayward last night, coming up. >>> it

kara finnstrom reports: one robbery suspect who took the bait.. led officers on a wild chase. nats:"i was kinda like is this like a tv show or something? but i guess it was real.. the helicopter showed up?"that man was at this southgate shopping center when a high speed chase ended at a movie theater. officers say the suspect ditched his car and ran inside just as a movie was starting. nats;"not knowing, what was going on got me more scared." moviegoers say the screen went dark and they were told to get out. officers then swarmed the theater and arrested 27- year-old christopher cook.he was wanted for stealing delivered packages from a doorstep in this arcadia neighborhood. and perhaps just as interesting as the chase's hollywood ending is how it started.lt. roy nakamura/ arcadia police dept.: "once we noticed a movement on the tracker system then we are alerted and we dispatch officers."lt. roy nakamura says arcadia's detectives have been hiding gps trackers inside packages and then leaving them on doorsteps. they got a hit coming from the car of

kara mccullough, a d.c. scientist works for the u.s.are during the pageant last night. >> do you think affordable health care for all u.s. citizens is a right or a privilege and why? >> i'm definitely going to say it's a privilege. as a government employee, i am granted health care and i see first-hand for one to have health care, you need to have jobs. lou: joining us no to you discuss the left-wing attacks on the new miss usa, latest efforts to -- editor of "the daily caller," katie frietsa. good to have you with us. mike gallagher, host of the mike gallagher radio show. good to have you with us, mike. miss usa says it's a privilege and the left has a meltdown, katie. that is fun to engage with the rather primitive left. >> it is appalling only word you can stick on this. if you want to know liberals really think of minorities they say they're trying to protect, look what they said about her. she is black, she is an immigrant. she works for government, she is a scientist. they said essentially on twitter she was disqualified from bein

. >> kara mccullough 25 years old who works at the u. s.lear regulatory commission sparking conversations on social media during the q&a portion of the pageant. she says she believes people need to have a job to have healthcare and healthcare is not a right but a privilege. >> she will appear because christie number goocher with talk about the 25th anniversary of her gold medal win. >> there's an image that has stuck in my hand from january that has stuck in my hand from january 2006, i want to pop it up. a police officer first on scene of the shooting death of officer richard maine. he's never told the story about that until tonight. my sat down with him and spoke with him and the officer he was on patrol with at the department and also spoke to officer may's widow about what he did in the moments after and where he is now. >> i remember that. thank you for joining us see you at noon. save up to 20% at the ikea bedroom event. hthat's why new downyl can saprotect and refresh conditions fibers to lock out odors. so clothing odors don't do th

s kara mccullough is still the talk around town.ing the pageant, she said health care is a privilege, not a right. and that ignited a fire storm of criticism on social media. she has clarified the remarks to say, she's privileged to have health care, and it should be a right. instead of celebrating a local woman's big win, critics are calling mccullough out of touch with some of the people she represents. >> absolutely. it's interesting to follow this story. because they were very excited to see another win for the district. a woman who is extremely accomplished. and a lot of people were feeling good about that, but when they started to analyze some of the things she said about health care being a privilege, a lot of folks thought she was out of touch. especially since she is representing people here in the district. a lot of folks were telling me, it's interesting to hear those comments from a person who said they're a government employee, knowing that health care is paid by them, the taxpayer. so the reaction was swift and sharp o

i will ask the man that orchestrate boycott of bill o'reilly, angela kara sewn, whether he is tryingo sensor hannity. >>> and the jury has been chosen for bill cosby's trial. which side benefits from racial and gender composition? >>> first, the latest bombshell in the unfolding inquiry into russia's connection with the trump campaign. "the washington post" reporting trump son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner allegedly discussed with russia's u.s. ambassador possibility of setting up a, quote, secret and secure communications channel between trump's transition team and the kremlin. the post labels this an apparent move to shield preinauguration discussions from monitoring. according to intercepts of russian communications reviewed by u.s. officials, russian ambassador sergei kislyak told his superiors in moscow that kushner made the proposal during a meeting december 1st or 2nd at trump tower. also at the meeting, michael flynn at the time about to be trump's national security adviser. the post reports the fbi now considers the encounter of investigative interest, along with a

hope for our future and our future generations that finally we as women, not only was a big night for kara for women in general and americans that freedom of speech still exists in this country and you shouldn't be punished for it. you can still impact win miss usa. >> sean: they are asking questions, i would think you don't want robots. he don't want groupthink. if you want honest, truthful answers. you give a truthful answer, she gets a truthful answer, and huge controversy ensues. nobody wants honest answers. they want answers they can jump on, but in every case, the only people like it jumped on seem to be conservative. what's your reaction? >> i totally agree. there's a huge double standard and that's why it was so empowering as a woman last night to see this a bold, courageous woman speaker truth. the fact that people are criticizing her, they should be applauding her. the feminist should be up lifting aunt applauding her for being an african-american woman to win miss usa and is tae such a bold stance. she is such a role model, especially to not only my daughter but other young wome

mike ba kara is on the hill for us.hrough the numbers and where we might see potential pushback. >> president trump is going to be following through what's already incorporated in the controversial health bill. remember it passed here in the house of representatives three weeks ago, followed by the celebration in the rose garden but that bill is not law. it's still being worked on in the senate. a big question of when and if it's going to happen. in the meantime, president trump sending up his budget. it's almost a month late. whether it's republicans or democrats sending them up here, not expected to look like this. nevertheless, reported cuts in social safety programs, social net programs including allowing states to get tough, more work rules on people on medicaid as this budget terms it able bodied americans would be required to work. that's going to be up to states, many red states around the country would follow up on that. in the meantime, other social safety net programs on the chopping block here inchugd s.n.a.

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the left having a meltdown after winner kara mccullough, made controversial, quote, unquote, about politicale competition. >> do you think affordable health care for all u.s. citizens is a right or a privilege and why? >> i'm definitely going to say it's a privilege. i see first-hand for one to have health care you need to have jobs. >> what do y consider feminism to be and do consider yourself a feminism. >> i would like to transpose the word feminism to equalism. melissa: noelle nikpour, capri cafaro are back with us. noelle, to be honest, i'm surprised she was brave enough to say that because she had to want to win. those are not popular, normally they say, i want world peace for everyone and all the animals too. instead she says something that is definitely controversial. i'm surprised she said it. i'm surprised she still won. i'm not surprised she got hated all over social media. what is your take? >> well you know he, she is a brave young lady, i will say that, it is not the typical talking points. it is almost lake a political pundit taking a side. this was very brave of her. i'm not

. >>> kara mccullough from the district of columbia is crowned miss usa 2017. more things to know go to newd newd newdaycnn.com for the latest. >>> is president trump a danger to democracy, fareed zakaria says yes and he's here next. at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. >> the trump white house trying to move past the president's firing of fbi director james comey, but our fareed zakaria warns of a bigger danger, and fareed joins me now the bottom line. great to have you here in studio. you have an op-ed for cnn.com in which you say president trump pose a danger to american democracy. what do you mean? >> i think that beyond some of the day-to-day antics what is noticeable about president trump is that he really attacks systematically relentlessly any institution, any group of people that stand in his way. and that's fundamentally corrosive of the american system, because our wh