i spoke with the cochair of ms. miss organization. even one from the night that she one with bruno and marie miller by her side. now, from her paperwork in the pageant, some information about her. she performed a lyrical ballet dance to the song. favorite recording star, barbra streisand, movie, gone with the wind. spectator sport basketball. i gives you a little bit of what she was like as a team. bill: thanks. "high speed chase", start us off. >> dunkin' donuts is apologizing after one of its employees wrote #black lives matter on a cup of coffee and handed it to a police officer. the employees seem somewhat rude and appeared as though they did not want to serve the officer. a spokesman has apologized. bill: that is the 2nd incident in two days. >> dollar sliced pizza from some of new york's top pizzerias, part of an annual charity event. now, all proceeds will go to the food bank for new york city. keep an eye out. they are capturing all the action. >> police are looking for this subway performer who allegedly attacked a subway rid

. >> we lost a very bright light originally from new jersey and was crowned ms. missmerica junior. >> i no 95 is 20 years ago, but that is an organization that prides themselves on scholarships, the performing arts, education. it is shocking to no woman so successful in a program that had such a fall from grace. bill: this sounds like a tale of two women. two completely different stories, the dr., respected in the community, the other is up to something. i'm going out of a girls night out and end up with two guys. either he knew she was blowing off steam in a way to potentially put her in danger, or he had no idea. all of a sudden your wife, the mother of your kids doesn't come home and she's dead. itdead. it has to be such a traumatic experience. i can't imagine. >> a latebreaking update. the two men that she was with being reported by multiple sources has being hbo producer mark johnson as well as the other gentlemen who is allegedly his drug dealer james older. we will keep you updated on this investigation right here on "chasing news". >> teethree, start us off. >

the kind of genteel southern ms. miss. my father had a slight easy seven accent. chicago is full of people who emigrated from all manner of places. you get a lot. i wouldlot. i would say my parents having grown up much more and black worlds were much better at moving between black vernacular and standardized english than either my sister or i. so -- but you know, it is the way we were brought up some so-called standardized english was what we spoke. it was not surprising to me. >> i am getting a wrap sign. you want to see the debate. >> take two more. >> okay. >> beautiful woman in the back. >> you mentioned in the beginning that you grew up in terms of class and then structuring class and class, upper-class, lower-class. are you surprised that today most -- we still live in that manner, especially with a lot of gentrification that is going on now. >> no. no. america is so riddled -- and it is not just america, america, my god. but it has always been, you know, hierarchical, class -based. it is always pretending not to be. america is so strange. we can become dona

gives his 1st speech before the congress who is on the 2nd row, ms. miss mary. you know, we never got anywhere close. the president greets her, how are you. any michelle decided. so why didn't we get that close? they said send me the book. finally got down to the line. the 1st lady can promote this. i'm quite disappointed that we were not able to get any knowledge the unique nature of this volume of letters and the early timing this coming out on a very heels of the election it was very disappointing. i don't know why we would not have received some attention from the white house. somebody decided that it was just commit you to have recognized as showing too much appreciation for the work of african-american women and at just wasn't going to go over too well. it appears that we were. >> whatwere. >> what would you like for people to take away after reading your book? >> i would like for people to look at this letter, and extraordinary document, a document that represents a period of extreme historic importance and response i african-american women to that histor

the kind of genteel southern ms. miss. my father had a slight easy seven accent.ago is full of people who emigrated from all manner of places. you get a lot. i wouldlot. i would say my parents having grown up much more and black worlds were much better at moving between black vernacular and standardized english than either my sister or i

ms. miss richardsons talk specifically about the healthcare that planned parenthood provides, specifically family planning, counseling, contraception,, pregnancy tests, pap smears command breast exams. zero, and std testing. those of the services they provide. the poor people in my area get contraceptive counseling pap smears, breast exams, and truly comprehensive healthcare from our healthcare clinics. this committee hasclinics. this committee has heard that there are over 16,000 of their clinics across the country. look at my map again. this is covering in new mexico, and unlike planned parenthood they are not a nine to five monday through friday business. their women get taking care of if they have a headache or nausea or stroke or heart attack or all the other things that happen. that is what we call comprehensive healthcare. $500 million, as a dr. i would give you my opinion that $500 million would be far better served, those women across the country would be far better served if the mone

. >> ms. miss brown is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. your points and testimony are well taken that it is not an attack just on us soil, but an attack on trade and interrupting the goods movement in our country. and i am just wondering why if you have very specific recommendations for how individual ports and the businesses within the sports can really prepare for or prepare for a contingency plan in the event that we did have an attack and also specific recommendations for our governmental agencies and what they should be doing for contingency as well. >> i mean come i really applaud the question in the focus. unlessfocus. unless we assume there is a zero chance that this will happen, we should have a plan. that is something that we can do. the heavy coordination and collaboration issue. the court challenges that this is a global system running on steroids. if you disrupted increasingly it cascades across the system. it is a lot of choreography. right now the us government has no plan for how to deal with this beyond the borders there i

. >> as you know, ms. missickson in your testimony six states, missouri, pennsylvania, georgia, indiana, massachusetts, and south dakota, elected allegations of wrongdoing at planned parenthood affiliates. .. >> that those procedures be safer than those provided by planned parenthood today. >> mr. conyers, it is true and unfortunate that when abortion was illegal in this century, women did seek abortions and unfortunately those illegal abortions are dangerous. in april women's lives in jeopardy. they do nonetheless seek out abortions and so it is imperative that abortion remains safe and we have it be legal in this country. >> thank you. someone to push to defund planned parenthood. some have claimed that they have observed the patient to planned parenthood and. [inaudible] if they are forced to close their doors. >> that has been described as ludicrous by people in experts and in public health who see that there is no way that these can fill the gap. [inaudible] >> just about the adequate capacity in the healt

blumenthal, cheryl know, ms. miss everton, jake sullivan, treated differently. and so i think i've said it from the very beginning, it is very important that when we join this committee and the democrats join this committee i said that we would be defenders of the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. when the families came to us and we met with all for families rick stevens, sean smith, tyrone woods, and lend our geek come i want to make sure ii mention your names because they seem to get lost in all this. only met with the families, do you know what they said? they only ask for three things, and they basically begged us. do not make this a political football, we beg you. some of them with tears in their eyes. the 2nd thing that they asked for, find out what happens on that night. they asked us for a 3rd thing, do everything in your power to make sure this is not happen someone else. ladies and gentlemen, i think that no matter how you look at, when you have the number two person in the republican party comes forward, the person who makes plans with

ms. z ise missiles that missed >>> welcome back. a dangerous new development in syria, several missiles fired by russia have missed their target. >> reporter: senior defense officials tell nbc news that four of the missiles that russia fired on syria fell short and land in iran. what really has u.s. military officials worried is that washington wasn't informed before the launch even though they travelled through airspace where american aircraft are operating. already at least two u.s. planes had to be diverted to avoid confrontations with russia's aircraft. and they're fuming at the choice of targets. >> we have not and will not agree to cooperate with russia so long as they continue to pursue this misguided strategy. >>> check out dramatic footage captured by police body cam earlier this month. it shows five new mexico police officers lifting a 3,000 pound car off a woman in a desperate attempt to save her life. >> in that situation, none of us were thinking about being a hero. >> unfortunately, the 46-year-old woman did not surviv

the victim found today has not yet been identified but the only person believed to be missing was ms. figueroa. friends of the mother of three say they are heartbroken for her children. >> sadness and pain in my heart. she didn't deserve this. nobody deserves this. it's a bad tragedy for the family. >> the other victim, 64-year-old lejia puleo died from severe burns. >>> seven people have been injured when an amtrak train derailed in vermont. it jumped the tracks after hitting some fallen rocks. officials say the rocks fell from the path of the train, calling the incident as a freak of nature. >> we felt something like a bump and next thing we knew, we kind of swerved to the left then went, uh-oh. >> 98 passengers and four crew members were onboard that train. it was scheduled to make stops in connecticut, penn station, and newark, new jersey before heading to dc. >>> another train derailment, this time in new jersey. three spills. fortunately no one was hurt. no word on what caused this derailment. >>> new at 6:00, two subway riders who say they were injured in a train derailment las

ms. sanchez. >> aye. >> miss duckworth. >> aye. >> miss duckworth votes aye. >> clerk will report.9 yay is five. eight. >> the motion is not agreed to. madame secretary. >> my apology, sir. it was seven. >> motion still not agreed to. >> even south carolina math can figure that out. >> madame secretary, before we broke there was a question asked that i thought was fair question which is why was i talking about mr. bloomingthal's e-mails. i think it's fair question. i think it's equally fair to ask why you were reading mr. bloomingthal's e-mails? i think both are fair. i want to go to june of 2012 which is an interesting time period to look at. charlene lamb was an employee of the state department. it's tab 56. i'm not going to read it. it's tab 56 where she described benghazi as a soft target. attacked on americans not staffed adequately. it's a very haunting e-mail to ee months to the day when our four fellow citizens were killed. that's on june 7th, 2012. also on june 7th of 2012, your deputy chief of staff is e-ma e-mailing ambassador stephens asking him to look at an e-mail. he writes, chris

ms. susan thayer. miss thayer worked for nearly 18 years as the center manager of the planned parenthood clinic in storm lake, iowa. she was fired in december, 2008, when she expressed concerns about webcam abortions. she has since become a strong voice for life and educates the public about abortion and specifically webcam abortions. our next witness is ms. carolina fredrickson, miss fredrickson is president of the american constitution society. she has been widely published on a range of legal and constitutional issues and is a frequent guest on television and radio shows. before joining american constitution society, carolina served as the director of the aclu's washington legislative office and as general counsel and legal director of naral pro-choice america. our final witness is ms. luana stoltenburg who is public speaker for operation outcry a ministry that seeks to educate the public about the devastating consequences of abortion. she's a resident of davenport, iowa. welcome to you all. your written

thank you. >> thank you, miss thayer. ms.drickson, welcome. >> good afternoon, chairman goodlatte and ranking member conyers and distinguished members of the committee. my name is caroline fredrickson. i'm president of the american constitution society for law and policy i'm testifying today in my personal capacity and do not purport to represent any institutional views of the american constitution society. thank you for providing me the opportunity to testify here today in response to this most recent attack on planned parenthood. planned parenthood is a nearly century-old health kay provider that play as critical role in the right to health care for millions of americans. each year planned parenthood help health centers provide services such as family planning counseling and contraception, breast exams and testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections to 2.7 million patients and no less than one in five women in the united states has visited a planned parenthood health center at least once in her lifetime. these

. >> he we're hearing from the wife of one of the miss ming crewmember ms in the car doe ship that sank near the bahamas last week during hurricane joaquin. 50 year old howard shownly grew up in east rockaway, and was engineer on the ship. while his wife, karen, released a statement today saying her husband "took great pride in being her chant may roan and the most vibrant colorful person, so full of life. giving up any home hope, though t. the ntsb has launched the investigation. we will be look at every paperwork trail. we will be looking at all the activities and any records we have. >> well, the shop's owner says the captain tried to avod the storm but mechanical problems left the ship at the mercy of 50-foot waves in about 140 miles per hour winds, 33 crewmembers were aboard, so far, only one body has been recovered. >> the giant is a lot more than usual. the teams confirm that tight end has mrsa and take steps to preent have it from scrubbing by spreading done the entire train fag cyclelity. the fox says the ac terrial infection is hard to treat. >> this is a bug that evolved over

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ein ryan, no. >> miss more, no nlis nk y ms. testewe s nlis nk y mr. cdermott, no. >> mislead, no. >> mr. poe can, no. >> miss lujan. nk y miss dingell, mr. lou. nk y mr. knorr cough, no. >> mr. moulton, no. >> mr. chairman, i. nk y whether aly. members have t ncuted or wish to change the votes? >> if not, the clerk will report. nk y mr. chairman on that bow, e the eyes are 21 and the nose are 11. >> ice 21, the motion is agreed to. restoring america's r..orm act is ordered reported to the house of representatives with a favorable recommendation. rum is present. aa i recognize the gentleman from indiana. >> i ask unanimous consent on what weabiust reported that i ater one the chair be off for the rise to go and file any related conference report twrsuant to a house. i ater two the staff can make any technical directions prior to the bill and number thr thi the motion to reconsider be laid on the table. >> without objection, so ordered. nk y with the bill having b thin clencurably reported to the ho, ask unanimous consent that the committee entertain up

ms. sanchez. >> aye. >> miss duckworth. >> aye. >> the clerk will report. >> and mr. gowdy. >> no. >> mr. gowdy votes no. yea 5, nos 8. >> and the motion is not agreed to. madame secretary -- >> my apology, sir. it was 7. >> motion still not agreed to. even south carolina math can figure that out. madame secretary, before we broke, there was a question asked that i thought was a fair question, which is why was i talking about mr. blumenthal's e-mails. i do think that's a fair question. i think it's an equally it fair question to ask why you were reading mr. blumenthal's e-mails. i think both are fair. so i want to go to june of 2012 which is an interesting time period to look at. charlene lamb was an employee of the state department ande-mail, read it, but where she describes benghazi as a soft target, attacks on americans not staffed adequate thely, a very haunting e-mail to read. it was actually three months to the day when our four fellow citizens were killed. and that is on june 7, 2012. also on june 7 of 2012, your deputy chief of staff mr. jake sullivan is e-mailing ambassador steve

ms. foxx, gentlewoman from missouri, miss wagner, gentlewoman from maryland, ms. from texas, mr. sessions, mr. van holland, mr. mchenry. and the members of the wisconsin delegation, mr. sensenbrenner, mr. kind, mr. moore, mr. duffy, mr. ruble. ms. mimi walters. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. >> all right. i want to bring back jeff zeleny while we await these two minutes or so as paul ryan is escorted. i would suppose up to where john boehner is now, right, jeff? >> reporter: that's right. john boehner is still in his seat there, but the escort committee is a group of both sides who brings in the new speaker here. just like during the state of the union address, there's a committee of members who bring them in. so, it's just a bit of formality. i've been looking through some of the biography of paul ryan. i've covered him for a long time. shortly after he was elected here. and i think i'm pretty safe in saying that he's the first speaker of the house to ever have worked at mcdonald's as a high school -- as a you

ms. sanchez. >> aye. >> miss duckworth. >> aye. >> the clerk will report. >> and mr. gowdy. >> no. >> mr. gowdy votes no. yea 5, nos 8. >> and the motion is not agreed to. madame secretary -- >> my apology, sir. it was 7. >> motion still not agreed to. even south carolina math can figure that out. madame secretary, before we broke, there was a question asked that i thought was a fair question, which is why was i talking about mr. blumenthal's e-mails. i do think that's a fair question. i think it's an equally it fair question to ask why you were reading mr. blumenthal's e-mails. i think both are fair. so i want to go to june of 2012 which is an interesting time period to look at. charlene lamb was an employee of the state department ande-mail, read it, but where she describes benghazi as a soft target, attacks on americans not staffed adequate thely, a very haunting e-mail to read. it was actually three months to the day when our four fellow citizens were killed. and that is on june 7, 2012. also on june 7 of 2012, your deputy chief of staff mr. jake sullivan is e-mailing ambassador steve

ein ryan, no. >> miss more, no nlis nk y ms. testewe s nlis nk y mr. cdermott, no. >> mislead, no. >> mr. poe can, no. >> miss lujan. nk y miss dingell, mr. lou. nk y mr. knorr cough, no. >> mr. moulton, no. >> mr. chairman, i. nk y whether aly. members have t ncuted or wish to change the votes? >> if not, the clerk will report. nk y mr. chairman on that bow, e the eyes are 21 and the nose are 11. >> ice 21, the motion is agreed to. restoring america's r..orm act is ordered reported to the house of representatives with a favorable recommendation. rum is present. aa i recognize the gentleman from indiana. >> i ask unanimous consent on what weabiust reported that i ater one the chair be off for the rise to go and file any related conference report twrsuant to a house. i ater two the staff can make any technical directions prior to the bill and number thr thi the motion to reconsider be laid on the table. >> without objection, so ordered. nk y with the bill having b thin clencurably reported to the ho, ask unanimous consent that the committee entertain up

ms. casco roll call vote. >> you missed a card commission you have a card there for under individuals. >> i apologize. i need a reopen public comment ms. hernandez please come forward my apologies. >> thank you for your patience and thank you very much and thank you for the opportunities to address you this evening i'm a state certified electrician and a member of local of the union in san francisco excuse me. where i serve as a representative and compliance officer i have the responsibility of project labor agreements experience oversight for the electrical workers union on october 1st, the district san francisco unified school district announced they'll suspend general contractors subcontractor prequalification for 2016 and this has caused my organization as well as the san francisco building constructions trades council of great concern i have a couple of statements in my work as a prevailing what this and -- excuse-me. i have a cold and experience officer to have an opportunity to speak with the workers and do job interviews i want to share exerts from the workers he interviewed think

. >> caller: i just wanted to say, watching the debate last night, i feel like misses somers and ms.inton really portrayed the revision in this country pertaining to the democrats and also i think donald trump and mr. carson also portrayed a division when it comes down to the republican party. and this is the issue right here. people that does not have a lot, you know, you are the emphasis on the poor or the middle class. come to a lot of these politicians. just like this man on here now is saying that the debacle with the banks and all of that came from overseas. so it's a lot of propaganda going on. >> not enough. >> guest: interesting that when i look at these debates you can focus on the division, and theredivision, and there is a lot within the republican party. we see it every day. but there is also a remarkable agreement on what you would like to do. you are candidate clinton talk about the importance of small business, both sides worry about poverty and have talked about income inequality and mobility in the chance to get ahead in america and the american dream. where they di

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ms. kupka. where were you the night she went missing? >> kathy and angel know rudy and charlie may never talk.they're hoping their efforts will provide a break in the case. >> the fundamental basic investigation process is just completed. so all the groundwork is laid there. personally, i feel that there's somebody out there who wants to talk to either myself or the police, and i'm pretty certain that person's going to come forward. >> when we come back -- >> there was a case in ohio, which you guys can research it, the guy killed his girlfriend. the guy prosecuted him. no body, no weapons, no nothing. prosecuted him, and they found him guilty. so nowadays there's more hope in that. >> carrie was very outgoing, very active, friendly. she was beautiful. >> i believe that there would be a lot of people that questioned whether we could prove a case without a body. when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell yo

miss duck worth: thank you. -- ms. duckworth: this process at the d.o.d. and state that go out initially look at the 19 posts, that's golden state they come back with a report. it's like the seven reports of this. we have another committee. we have another committee look into benghazi. we never act on them. it doesn't help our men and women on the ground. that's what i'm focused on. what i want to know with these isat is, when they came back with the recommendations to you, had they been -- institutionalized? what has been done with this process so it's not a snapshot in time in reaction to benghazi attack and i want to make sure that at the very least we are continuing the cooperation or at least there is some institutionalization of the review process to make sure that if it's not those 19 posts, there's 20 posts, some other posts, what has been done to make sure it's institutionalized? secretary clinton: that was one of the changes i instituted before i left and i'm confident that secretary kerry and his counterpart, secretary carter at the defense depa

missing and she got the ticket. and now as they say, the rest of the story. in terms of the officers of told ms. cordova over on marin street in berkeley were not berkeley police officers. they were from kensington, miles away. and miss cordova is not just any ordinary citizen, she's a member of the kensington protection and qed district where they ever sees the special district population 5000 that has no mayor or city council. she has been an outspoken critic of the police department following a incident when sergeant. keith was with a prostitute and we know awoke up realizing someone has stolen his badge, handcuffs, 40 caliber pistol and ammunition. the police chief at the time got fired and sergeant. barrow has kept his job . miss cordova says barrow was in the car with the officer who pulled her over earlier this month out of uniform. >> great to see if they'll investigation of not less be transparent. >> reporter: police chief has asked richmond police averment to conduct an investigation. the da is also looking into the matter as is the fbi according to cordova who says federal agents have

creators syndicate talksist jamie stiehm about miss clara barton during the civil war. she argues that ms. barton played a major role in caring for soldiers during and after the war. this is hosted by georgetown public library and is about an hour. good afternoon everyone, thank you for coming out this rainy washington day. -- thee library and peabody room is a special collection of georgetown neighborhood history and it is part of the georgetown public library special collections which consists of the washingtonian and black studies. both are located at the martin luther king jr. memorial library i would like to welcome jamie steen back, she has become one of our regulars talking about a disparate group of american figures from history. contributor to u.s. snews.com. today she will speak about clara barton's remarkable civil war humanitarian work. [applause] ms. stiehm: this is the perfect place to be speaking about civil war washington. the room itself takes us there. i am happy to see all of you. i will speak for about 20 minutes and then open the floor to questions. you probably know

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miss you. mr. chabot: i thank the gentleman very much. very inspiring. the gentlelady's recognized again. ms. kaptur: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i'd like to yield time to congresswoman joyce beatty, who had served as the minority leader of the ohio senate prior arriving here, and has just arrived with such capacity and i know she has served with john boehner and knows him very well. thank you for being here this evening, congresswoman beatty. mrs. beatty: thank you, mr. speaker. and thank you to my friend, congresswoman kaptur, and congressman chabot, for managing tonight's special order. i am proud to join my colleagues as we absolute speaker john -- salute speaker john andrew boehner, for his almost 25 years of service, and being elected this january to his had third term as speaker of the house. tonight my remarks are personal. i have had the pleasure of knowing john boehner for more than three decades. although at different times we both served in the ohio house of representatives. he and my spouse, otto, served and worked on many things together. when i came to congress, he invi

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missed. >> plus colin quinn is here. >> are you sure it's not -- >> if you're noticinggomething a little differentith our ms. hodi, hoda has changed. bay pay attention and alert the media. hoda has changed her part to go to the left. somebody had mentioned that -- who wasas it? who? >> carol burnett. >> was it carol? she notices everything. your bangs are a mess. i'm, like, they are? >> half the time you're looking this way. and your bangs were covering half your fafa. >> say something funny, i'm so not used to it, because for my whole life, how oldm i, 51? ever since i've had a part, it's been that way. and now it's that way. >> turn, look and see hoda's beautiful face. ththk you, carol burnett. when was i off? >> you were off on fday. >> no, we weren't. >> i was out in california. and i said, she's right. thank you, carol burnett. >> did you know that we are on a pumpkin? >> i saw it. >> the west bury islands. somebody went to a lot of trouble to make that. anyway, that's pumpkin. >> thank you for that. >> one of our producers was >> thank you for sending thatat how sweet. >> wow, so you never know what's

miss water: i yield to the gentleman from -- ms. waters: i yield to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. charlie dent, one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for one minute. mr. dent: thank you, mr. speaker. i certainly rise in support of this legislation that would re-authorize the export-import bank. in my district alone, the bank's activities have supported thousands of jobs and over $600 million in export sales. the financing provided by ex-imhas provided critical support to a wide array of industries in pennsylvania ensuring the products range from major energy components to help l and g exports to locomotives and cement equipment, to computers and electronics and to aircraft are able to continue to be manufactured by pennsylvania workers. developing countries as we know don't have very warm capital markets and they need this financing to help them buy american products. as our sole credit agency, the bank provides a security u.s. firms need to assess the access burgeoning markets, st

ms. busby admitted on the stand he told miss busby that he just didn't remember. >> reporter: hurley argued to the court that hincapie was lying about something else. he says the escalator that hincapie says he ran down was working just fine and it was moving up, not down. >> he made the ridiculous claim, "he went down the up escalator." >> reporter: but perhaps the most dramatic part of the hearing was prosecutor hurley's cross-examination of johnny hincapie himself. hurley argued that hincapie was making up the whole story about falsely confessing. >> and it is the first time that you have ever alleged to a court that your confession was coerced by detective casey physically abusing you and making you memorize a story. is that correct? >> correct. the detective wasn't called to testify, but we tracked him down. and he denied ever abusing hincapie. >> reporter: hurley moved on to that letter. >> please believe me. please help me. >> reporter: the one hincapie says he wrote to a lawyer two days after his arrest. hurley argued it wasn't really written back then. >> the date is on the letter.