ms. america but being a scandalous ms. america. >> vanessa has known robin for a while and felt comfortable opening up to her. the reigning ms. america is inspired by how vanessa overcame scandal. >> to go through something so challenging and be one of the most successful ms. americas of all time is no small feat. >> she rebounded, became grammy and emmy nominated, now judging ms. america she's come full circle. >> there was negative feelings, but by no way did it ruin my forecast for my career. i always knew that i could do it. >> vanessa really is incredibly strong and multi-talented woman. we have another strong woman for you tomorrow. only we have exclusive wedding details from sofia vergara herself. >> it's going to be very simple for everybody. >> will joe have any say? >> the decisions for the wedding are mostly mine. >> then meet las vegas's littlest headliners. sigfried and roy's new baby tiger cubs. and starting monday -- >> i believe you can do whatever you want to do. >> i want to do everything. i want to be abl

ms. america is miss georgia. >> ben: and there she is miss georgia. and new york's domination of ms. america pageant. >> juliet: good morning everybody. >> ben: good morning it is 6:00 a.m. on september 14. it does feel a little different seasonally this morning. however don't bundle up just yet. >> juliet: don't bundle up, you could wear a sweater or sweatshirt, or hugs. >> ben: you don't need any of those. >> juliet: you could choose to have them. they're not just for winter. they're very comfortable, like slippers. >> mike: it's cool i will give you that. >> juliet: people are making chili and watching football. >> mike: you're getting into this football season. and by we, we may new. it was a little cool this morning but not. 59 degrees is your temperature right now. 57 degrees in newark, we haven't more support from taylor. she says she is wearing sandals right now. 56 degrees in islip. sixty-four in montauk. winds are coming from the west and southwest direction at seven to 12 miles per hour. breezy and cool weather. temps are where they should be this time of year. yesterday we

ms. america. >> i did. >> in 1989. >> ms. america is gretchen carlson. ms.nesota. >> what are you thinking about when you have the little crown and walking out there? >> i'm thinking total relief because i had worked so hard for that. >> then you're ms. america and go back to college. a lot of beauty contestants want to be in tv news. did you want to be in tv news? >> no, i was going to be a lawyer. bloopers and practical jokes set me up for a prank during my year as ms. america. >> watch gretchen's face as she realizes she has to fake it. >> gretchen, you're on super bloopers and practical jokes. >> and that's what catapulted me into television news. because i got calls out of tv agents after they saw me who said if you can do that, you can do tv. >> now you have agents interested and you start your career. one thing stood out to me. you were in cleveland and you were teamed with another female anchor, it was the first two female anchor team and it bombed. what happened? >> it didn't work. i come back from my honeymoon. i get called up to the general manage

ms. america is ms. georgia. >> that is betty cantrell, there is some controversy during the current events. she is asked about flake gate and if tom brady cheated. she said tom brady cheated and should have been suspended. she was almost upstaged by vanessa williams when she was crowned ms. america but had to resign the following of a scandal. thirty-one years later she read received an apology. >> i want to apologize to you and to your mother, ms. heather williams. [inaudible] >> vanessa williams was the first african-american could be to be crowned ms. america. sarah palin's daughter bristol, according to this man wants to move in and ship a bunch of stuff to her house in alaska. she says that he's the father. she has applied with the police for protection. did hit for the hit show empire. the cast took over carnegie hall this weekend. i. i was therefore a big premiere party. empire is the number one drama and has a few hit records. empire premieres on fox five on september 23. we'll share more with i

ms. america pageant. i america pageant. i was the only contestant who said no. i didn't mean that women shouldn't fully pursue their dreams, only that we need to be honest with ourselves, i'm a person who likes to give 100% to everything i do. i want to be the best at my job and as a mom. i realize i can only give 100% in the moment. if i'm at work, am i giving 100% my kids? no. if i'm my kids? no. if i'm home, and my giving 100% to fox? no. it's a balancing act but worth while as lanes we don't kid ourselves that we are not super women. my kids are ten and 12 years old. my son who is ten still lets me kiss him on the lips when i kiss him good night. my daughter is 12, she's a little sassy now. now that now that i've been on the book to her and away from home, they like me little bit more. want to share with you some funny stories that i note we can all share if we are lucky enough to be parents. it's really all that matters, right. the most wonderful thing about children is their great curiosity and complete honesty. i would love to capture those priceless mome

ms. america pageant is -- well, that's coming up. plus the ms. issues an apology to former pageant winner vanessa williams. those details and more after the break. >>> welcome back, everyone. well, it has been more than three decades since former ms. america vanessa williams has been on the pageant stage. >> the actress and singer was the first african-american woman to win the crown, but she had to resign back in 1984 after nude photos surfaced. those images were taken before she claimed the title. sunday night, ms. america's ceo aapologi apologized to ms. williams. >> on behalf of today's organization, i want to apologize to you. and to your mother, ms. helen williams! [cheers and applause] i want to apologize for anything that was said or done that made you feel any less the ms. america you are and the ms. america you always will be! >> it took some time, but there it is. williams helped judge sunday night's contest and 21 year old betty cantrell of warner robins, georgia is the new ms. america and beat 51 contestants to take home this year's c

ms. america sponsor is in some hot water. in march, they wanted to be part of the spray tan team. she would services to the contestants. cut they signed a class. >> your new ms. america is. >> the week they were told some there were no longer allowed to participate. >> they said they either resign the proper paperwork. >> i owned the tanning company in hamilton,. no one from they have their wardrobe and jury backstage. literally thousands of dollars, they want to surround them with people they can trust. >> they made a big hullabaloo we got a hundred million dollars from mark zuckerberg. >> schools are not performing better. >> how much and where is it listed. >> what was that? we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. it's not about hugging trees. it's not about

ms. america sponsor is in some hot water. in march, they wanted to be part of the spray tan team. she would provide provide spray tan services to the contestants. cut they signed a class. >> your new ms. america is. >> the week they were told some there were no longer allowed to participate. >> they said they either resign themselves or they didn't have the proper paperwork. >> i owned the tanning company in hamilton,. >> one team member told me that no one from they have their wardrobe and jury backstage. literally thousands of dollars, they want to surround them with people they can trust. >> they made a big hullabaloo we got a hundred million dollars from mark zuckerberg. >> schools are not performing better. >> how much and where is it listed. >> what was that? >> they made a big hullabaloo when they were offered a hundred million dollars from mark zuckerberg to reform public schools. he went big, he posted on oprah in 2010, he had a, he had a press conference with governor christie and zuckerberg was a statement surround by kids. password five years where is that money? the k

ms. america competition returns to atlantic city's famous boardwalk hall.the glitzy glamour. >>> and oil prices could drop to below $20 a barrel. analysts cite a glut in worldwide production for their forecast. they are not actually projecting the prices will fall that far, but call it a worse case scenario, oil prices have dropped more than half as the market adjusts to a global surplus, and prices are currently at $45 a barrel. >>> apple boasting a new way to get the iphone. you can lease it instead of buy it. >> we looked to the numbers. >> reporter: the latest, greatest iphone fix apps and along with it a whole new way to pay. >> no product is more about innovation than the iphone. >> reporter: catching the attention of the devoted iphone fans everywhere. >> it does sound like it would be a perfect solution. >> that sounds like a reasonable deal. i would definitely consider it. >> reporter: here is how it works. you pay a little over $32 a month for 24 months for the 16 gigabyte model, a grand total of $7 $778, which equals the cost of a brand-new iphon

ms. america special. >> i had to prove myself over and over and over. >> dethroned after the nude photos. >> feeling the pageant done me wrong. >> were they at odds before the show? >> on my keys.>> plus, celebrity faces of ms. america's past. >> if i were in the pamgt now, i >> with a nearly 400 pound reality show fighting fat shaming. >> people telling me to kill myself. you're too fat. >> and siegfried and roy's new baby tiger. >> now, "e.t."'s take on the biggest stories. >> thank you for joining us today. we hspecial show to you celebrating the 95th anniversary of ms. america. >> with the ladies this weekave a leading up to the competition, and here's all press and excitement from the preliminaries in atlantic city. >> strutting in the swim suits, there was a controversy brewing behind the scenes. a report claims vanessa williams returning as head judge was in a battle with organizers over vanessa apologizing about her infamous nude photo scandal in exchange for a new crown. >> vanessa williams did not have her crown taken away. own. >> williams and the pageant in a bt *up'doff? acco

ms. america page -- pageant. >> your new america ms. is, ms. georgia. [ applause ] >> drama. >> 21-year-old betty control was crowned in atlantic city last night. the pageant also marked the return of ms. america, vanessa williams who was back for the first time since giving up the crown in 1984 following a nude photo scandal. there was an apologize issue. >> on behalf of today's organization, i want to [ applause ] >> williams served as head judge at last night's pageant. and apologized to her mother who was there. >> pretty emotional. >> such, such a sweetheart both of them. right? poignant to see that. and real e-- really a long time coming. all of these years later. >> you know, it is funny. he emphasized the new america america council, not the old regime. >> what a comeback story for vanessa williams. >> yes. ahuge success. >> so consistent -- contestants were told to prep for current events. >> if there was question to be had i think he definitely cheated and should have been suspended for that, it's not fair. >> your winner. >> the othe

ms. america pageant. behind all behind all of the glitz and glas competition you will find a hidden gem here in atlantic city. the la3 oe pipe o3 oan. >> it's about 150 pounds, 57 trailers full of equipment. so we are inse toe the o3 oan right noe toi so i can say i walked with you inside the organ. >> it is the world's largest instagement. >> that's incredible. >> this is the world's largest organ it is a tourist attraction here. >> stephen is the organist and dicl of outreach here and he loves the organ since childhood. >> i remember the first time i played a pme ae o3 oan, six yeass old. it was paris church when i was attendineas >> today he has a dgedtoral degree in organ performance. >> there is something fascinating about the dle sound, the complexity of the sound. >> if you want to hear for yourself, you can do so for free. weekdays from may to october you can get a free recital into her at new, all year-round there's an extended free to her starting at ten am a.m. on wednesdays for two full hours.

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ms. america, and she's smart and joining her hot as a pistol, dagon from fox business network. >> no. crowns or sashes. >> not yet. >> surprise surprise. >> well, you know who does have a crown and a sash, comedian jimmy, always comes prepared. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> dagon, gator i'm going to start with you. can you be an eager capitalist and good catholic at the same time? >> well, maybe. i don't know. i'm not -- i wonder if you compare the united states to cuba. >> yeah. >> you see the good that capitalism can do in terms of the amount of money that this country gives to the poor and the needy around the world. at least he's delivering on what we're expecting. at least he's talking about climate change, at least he's talking about essentially income redistribution. that's what we expect him to talk about and so he's delivering. >> and why not recognize the trend among billionaires of giving away vast sums of their fortune? you know? and investing in places, like, africa and directly trying t make the world a better place. >> and, b

ms. america pageant. >> the amazing stories behind much of our fox news talent. >> let me take two years if i could get to the top rock radio station in the country in two years i got there in 18 years. >> i feared for my life because the crowd was closing in. >> what did they want? >> they wanted my body. >> they wanted to be near you. >> they wanted to huff my essenc

ms. america contestant who spoke about being a nurse during the pageant >> then there was a girl who wrote her own monologue. and she came in in a nurse's uniform and basically read her e-mails out loud and shockingly did not win. >> why does she have a stethoscope around her neck? >> she helps patients with alzheimer's, which i know is not funny, but you have to see it >> yeah. that's funny. and johnson & johnson pulling their ads after angry nurses launched a massive online protest. you don't mess with nurses. johnson & johnson, by the way, down with the whole market about 1.5% down. and in a southern state of mind, the top gop contenters gathering with one notable, very notable exception, fox business blame berman is here with the very latest. who is the no show, blake >> well, there are ten presidential candidates over the hours, they're said to address voters in the crucial state, and that includes a lot of the top contenters for the moment but not donald trump. backed out earlier today. his campaign sighting a delay with a business transaction that was supposed to close. the timing h

ms. america 2008 and, angela. >> yes.ou know about how -- how washington works and these elections work, rubio is trying to downplay it all, i know it's early, i've been through this before, but he's got to be a little thrilled. >> he is a little thrilled but this is going to be like the rabbit and the hare. we're not going to mention the front runner right now but rubio -- is not the rube on the and the hare, the tortoise and the hare. but rubio is like the tortoise and the bottom line is we need a moderate, we need someone that can reach out to voters and not be an obstruction. charles: but didn't they just get rid of a moderate, didn't they just dump him as speaker in a house? >> and that's the rub, that's the cap gap in our party, united we stand and we're tearing each other down. so cruz might do well from boehner stepping down but i wouldn't want a republican stepping down. charles: you know, it's interesting because when you say that, all the major candidates spoke there and donald trump, you mentioned rubio and ca

america. [cheering] [applause] ms.t a woman in dover, caring for her husband with alzheimer's, and her mother with alzheimer's. i just met a young man backstage who has had to go to part-time work to take care of his mother with alzheimer's. people do not know where to turn. they do not know where to get help. as a senator, i passed a law giving family caregivers more support. and as president, i will make this a national priority for families. number one. [cheering] [applause] every one of us knows somebody who could benefit. the veterans, who deserve better care. [cheering] [applause] the parents of children with autism, who need help and solutions. [cheering] [applause] families who cannot find facilities to provide mental health treatment for their loved ones, no matter how hard they try. [cheering] [applause] it was summed up for me by a single mom who is juggling a job and courses at a community college while raising three kids alone. she said, "i do not expect anything to come easy." but she asked me, isn't ther

liberty mutual insurance. >> your new miss america is ms. georgia.d applause] lauren: i can't remember the last time i got that excited for something. ms. georgia bringing home the crown to the peach state last night. betty cantrell navigating passes and surprising questions of whether she is thought a trip can brady cheated in the deflategate scandal. the traffic that was nearly overshadowed at the return of vanessa williams three decades after resigning her crowd due to a photo scandal. they did see the pageant has had judged this year she was served up an apology by executive chairman dan console. nicole: i really do like miss america. congratulations to ms. georgia. the fall film season kicking off with a solid start. romantics thriller. bringing in $26.7 million. the visit that benighted seals with 25.6 million. both sailing past modest expectations to lock in solid performance thanks to good timing and a solid female turnout. the faith-based war ridden third place with $7.4 million. overall a strong delivery in the week and traditionally slow a

ms. america pageant live, i suspect not, however, which direction am i going you might wonder? mp came up this weekend at the miss america pageant. he is everywhere. let's take a listen. >> why do you think he's leading by such an overwhelming margin? >> i think donald trump is an entertainer, and i think he says what's on a lot of people's minds, but i think that the republican party should be absolutely terrified of all the attention that he is taking from incredible candidates like jeb bush and chris christie who could absolutely do the job as president of the united states and if i were a republican i would absolutely be terrified of that. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> so that was miss alabama and this, i think is interesting, ryan, because i don't know, i think that might be some political analysis where she said some of these candidates should be absolutely terrified. >> i was just going to say, we should invite her onto the panel here. she's, good political there. >> did she win? >> i don't know. i fell asleep. >> ryan, no she did not win. fact check. ryan, this

today's episode of "ellen" fresh off the miss america competition, ms. colorado stops by and given an opportunity to explain why she chose ellen to be the new female face on the $10 bill during the interview portion of the competition. check this out. >> here's the problem. i feel like they gave you 20 seconds to anticipate that question. you probably had more nice things to say about me. so i want -- [ laughter ] i'm goine to give you five seconds, okay? >> all right. ready? go. this is an absolute dream come true for me, this woman is so intelligent, she is kind. she tells -- [ buzzer ] >> i'm sure there was more. let's give her five more seconds. [ laughter ] go. >> i think it's so amazing she brings families together, gets them to their jobs with cars, complete philanthropist. >> we don't have time for all the nice things i do apparently. so sweet of you.

ms. america pageant and she appeared on the competition in scrubs and then performed a monologue about beingnd she came in her nurse uniform and read her e-mails out loud. >> why does she have a stethoscope around her neck. stuart: well, they weren't nice to her. >> most nurses know how to use stethoscopes. just pointing that one out. stuart: with the washington examiner and she's right with us right now. they were not very nice to had he. >> they weren't very nice. but what we've seen today is a couple of companies are now pulling out of the view. they're pulling their advertisements and reaction to this. and -- stuart: who is it? >> johnson & johnson and i'm drawing a blank on the other company right now. >> the big ones. stuart: so a bank and j and j out. >> yeah. and this is the type of knee-jerk reaction that i would see americans are getting sick and tired of. stuart: who's reaction? >> johnson & johnson. stuart: you don't approve of them? >> i don't. stuart: whoa. >> i think these comments were in poor taste, i do thank but at the same time what these companies could do that perhaps w

america. [applause] ms.t here's what doesn't work. when 25 hedge fund managers earn more each year than all of the kindergarten teachers in america combined. crowd: boo! ms. clinton: there is a tax loophole that lets them treat their pay like their investment pays, you have heard of it, and investment loophole, more than anyone else. i am calling for the end -- i have called for the end of that loophole since 2007. i am sick of multimillionaires paying a lower tax rate than a teacher or a nurse. that is wrong. i will close that loophole. [applause] ms. clinton: and i will reform our tax code so that everyone pays their fair share, particularly for those who can have the most benefits. investment long-term and to target communities and -building our- country. not speculation on trading that goes on. i want to see tax credits of that encourage apprentices and profit sharing. i want young people brought into our economy again so that they have a better future. [applause] ms. clinton: i will raise the minimum wa

here is the new miss america, ms. georgia, betty cantrell. she sang an opera number for her talent performance and weighed in on deflategate and said if there's any question that tom brady cheated, he should have been suspended. ms. georgia's win ended new york's three-year winning streak here at humana, we value sticking with things. when something works, people stick with it. more people stick with humana medicare advantage. because we stick with them. humana medicare advantage. the plan people stick with. >>> facebook is working on a new app that will allow viewers to change their perspective by tilting the view. it is still in the early ages of development and it's not clear if and when it will be launched but mark zuckerberg has repeatedly called virtual reality the next platform. this comes a year after facebook made its big bet on the virtual reality head seset. >>> bright sunshine if you're about to head out. if you're going to spend time in the sun, use that sun block. temperatures north and west of washington, upper 60s to 70, panha

ms. smith: no. >> it happened. it does happen. i recall that america was appalled by the idea that a heartless, barbaric civilization like the red chinese would send someone to death under their version of due process, roll them through the operating room, and harvest their organs. that was, i'll say, the harvest of the execution. we were all called at the, reality of executing someone and harvesting their organs. does that of all you? ms. smith: absolutely. mr. king: i thought it might. i wonder what the chinese might think of the united states of america to the mark yobe borrowm the chinese, send that money to planned parenthood, that money that flows through their system and sub being utilized on planned parenthood, but we are helping to fund an organization that is dismembering babies, harvesting their organs, and selling those organs on the market, and we heard them negotiating for the price on the market along with the methodology that would be used to harvest more organs. what do you think the chinese think of us if we are critical of them for h

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america's participation. she urged americans to get involved in world war ii. ms.in: jerry in decatur, georgia, you're our last caller, what's your question? jerry: yes, hi, good evening. good evening. my question has to do with race relations during the 1930s. i've seen several images of african americans in the program here. and my question is what were the coolidge's reaction to and how they deal with race relations in the 1920s, and particularly the lynchings that were going on in america during the 1920s. ms. swain: thank you so much. ms. shlaes: well, very briefly and it's a good question. too bad we don't have more time. someone wrote that he was deploring that a black man ran for office, i think, congress in the united states, and coolidge wrote back, "i'm really appalled. anyone may run for any office." that's the main thing. and there is a famous speech that coolidge gave to steele in quite , the ku klux klan. as you know in the '20s, in any case lynchings went down over time and that was an effect, of the prosperity of the period. thank you for the quest

foreign-policy being -- pushing freedom, the things are revolution civilized, and the other side is that america's is ms. is business. is hisica's business nose. isamerica's business business. i wonder if we have reached a point where the united states is going to mimic western europe and considered automatic relations just a standard thing. the idea that you don't grant diplomatic recognition because you disagree with the government . that is going by the wayside. there are many considerations you can think about. americans are exhausted with the war in iraq, the middle east. we can go into that. but i wonder if you see this is really a turning point in america's diplomatic history, where we are actually now going to that model of just full diplomatic recognition with all its characterizations, being the norm in the future as opposed to the past. mr. leogrande: i actually think it has been the norm all along and there have just been a few anomalous cases, particularly in countries that have held revolutions in which our interest were targeted. have got normal diplomatic relations with lots and lots of

ms. richards: i do not believe so. rep. chaffetz: on your tax asurn, it is listed investments, central america and the caribbean. i am asking if that is an actual investment. ms. richards: we don't own anything in those countries. rep. chaffetz: i have to keep going. i would appreciate a list. you have been very cooperative. ms. richards: extremely cooperative. rep. chaffetz: if you can give us a list where those dollars go overseas, we would appreciate it. you had $253,000 as her compensation. ms. richards: i do not have the figures with me. rep. chaffetz: it was. in 2013, your compensation went based on a, this is tax return. that is over $500,000. ms. richards: that is not my annual compensation. .t is $520,000 a year there was a program that the together aof put three year -- again, we have been extremely forthcoming with all documents. rep. chaffetz: let me go to the next one. >> will the gentleman yield? rep. chaffetz: no i will not. there are two organizations that activity, do they receive money from planned parenthood to conduct activities? ms. richards: the action fund is a totally different corporation

ms. richards: that's correct except for the limited circumstances provided by federal law. mrs. leiu: there are multiple clinics throughout america to abortion services, correct? ms. richards: correct. mrs. leiu: they provide services that have dedicated reimbursement services. and no one is saying let's shut down medical clinics and hospitals because they have -- provide abortions. they're going right after planned parenthood even though you do the same thing as these clinics because you have separate items. let's talk about fetal tissue research. it has made anonymous life-saving changes for millions of people across the world, correct? that's right. rep. leiu: fetal tissue research has resulted directly in the development of the polio vaccine, vaccines for hepatitis a, rubella, chickenpox, shingles, and rabies. anyone in america that has a family member or themselves been affected by multiple sclerosis, can thank feel tissue research for mcnabb than smith in that field. you can think fetal tissue research for making advancements in those areas. it is crazy that we are here because the other side wants to shut down government b

s, making it in america and providing jobs for unemployed workers. ms. kuster: i ask unanimous consent to dispense with the reading of the amendment. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the reading is ispensed with. the gentlewoman is recognized for five minutes. ms. kuster: thank you, mr. speaker. this is the final amendment to the -- ms. kuster: thank you, mr. speaker. this is the final amendment. if adopted the bill will immediately proceed to final passage as amended. mr. speaker, we can all agree on the need to ensure that construction projects are completed in a timely and effective manner without the need for unnecessary review or red tape. no one can argue that our current permitting system is perfect. but the bill before us today is yet another misguided republican attempt to undermine critical environmental protections that we all rely on. this legislation will splinter and unnecessarily accelerate the permitting process in a way that agencies e ability of to evaluate the impact of projects. consequence lit -- consequently it will weake

america and consistent with the constitution, no problem. >> so do you believe that islam is consistent with the constitution? >> no, i don't. i do not. i would not advocate we put a ms. lum in charge of this anyway. i would not agree with that. >>> the canal in new york city is a little known waterway with big pollution problems and one of the most toxic in america and the government has stepped in to try to get and other tax psych the to clean up. we have the report. >> reporter: the gianas canal is so filthy and contaminated most people don't go near it, let alone touch jun. once a week he sets out in acanoe to raid right into it. one of the most pollutioned and waterways in eshg sfloochlt it's grease, oils, detergents and anything that runs through your sewer system ends up in the canal. >> you don't have to look too close to see how polluted it. that's why he takes water samples to monitor the toxicity levels. however, it's under the surface where raw sewage runoff level at a times in murky water giving a whole new perspective on how ugly the problem is. it's a problem that dates back decades. along the banks now mostly closed down use the canal as a dumping gro

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abortion is legal in the united states of america; isn't that correct, ms. richards? >> it is correct. >> and we don't live in a theocracy. the law of the land is not the old testament or the new testament or the koran or the torah. the law of the land is the constitution of the uses. isn't that correct, ms. richards? >> that's correct. >> and abortion is a constitutional right, is that correct? >> correct. >> and planned parenthood allows women to access that constitutional right, isn't that correct? >> yes, we do. >> and none of that gets federal funding? >> that is correct, except for very limited circumstances allowed by federal law. >> thank you. there are multiple medical clinics across america that also provide abortion services, correct? >> i'm sorry. >> there are multiple medical clinics. >> and hospitals. >> that provide abortion services. >> correct. >> they also provide services that have medicaid reimbursement? >> i believe that's correct, yes. >> and no one is saying let's shut down medical cliqunics and hospitals because they also provide abortion? >> i

ms. hawaii said, folks along the boardwalk had to deal with the rain, wind and clouds yesterday. the 95th miss americaageant takes place tonight. miss new york has won it the last three years. >>> the stormy weather that moved through late yesterday is starting to clear out and left behind cooler temperatures. let's get an update from meteorologist brittney shipp. >> that's exactly what happened. a cold front moved through so cooler temperatures moving into the rest of today. we'll be below average for a change. even yesterday at 78 degrees. there's a live look outside right now at cape may. current temperatures at 58 in the poconos. 62 in allentown. 60 in pottstown. 63 in wilmington. and 67 in atlantic city. if we take a closer look at wildwood, 66 degrees. the wind speeds moving in now from the northwest. there is cooler air pushing through. the average for this time of year is 80. today's high 74. by the time we head into monday, 77. heading above average as well. i'll go over all the details on what you can expect coming up in your full forecast. >>> the time right now is 5:41. still ahead a priso

ms. fiorina: the world is a very dangerous and tragic place when we are not leading. so i will make clear to the world on day one in the oval office that the united states of america willead once again. we will stand with our allies and confront our adversaries. [applause] ms. fiorina: and i will do that by making two phone calls. one to my good friend, bb netanyahu, to reassure him that we will stand with israel always. [applause] ms. fiorina: the second phone call will be made to the supreme leader of iran. he might not take my phone call. i am not his cup of tea, but he will get my message. and the message is this -- new deal. i do not care what deal you sign with the president of the united states. the deal is this. militaryu open every and nuclear facility to anytime, anywhere inspections by our people, not yours, we will make it as difficult for you as possible to get money. the iranians are using the money. [applause] the iranians are using the money to build their military capabilities, their nuclear capabilities, to fund conflictxies who sow threat the middle east. we know from the supreme leader himself he has no intention at all of following the deal. phone

ms. castor: madam speaker, the repeated reference to these false videos is a true disservice to this congress. and the people all across america. these false claims against planned parenthood have been widely -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentlewoman would be talking on her own time. ms. castor: i thought he yielded to me. mr. smith: i asked you if you would join us in a letter in an investigation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentlewoman from florida is recognized. ms. castor: thank you, madam speaker. again the repeated reference to this -- these false videos do a real disservice to this congress and people all across america. the false claims against planned parenthood have been widely discredited. the videos that so many have referenced are heavily edited. they have edited content out and they have edited false images in. politicians who are latching on to the smear campaign do so to further their personal agendas at the -- to the detriment of women's health care across america. what has happened here since these videos were released in july is a coordin

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