pastor paula white has been right from the beginning. i've known her for so long and she's a tremendous person, tremendous woman. pastor mark burns, i don't know if you waved him on television. between him and pastor darrell scott these two guys are phenomenal. they have been so incredible. robert jeffries who we all know and love. -- robert jeffers who we all know and love. he's been amazing. in the audience i think we have richard lee. we have jim garlow, and we have father frank pallone. --pavone. someplace they're in the audience. i appreciate you. i appreciate you being here. and i have to say, though, the world is such a different place even from when i started. we started 12 months ago, and coming up i just see where in france they have a massive soccer tournament. something that's so important and so big and they're thinking about maybe postponing it or canceling it because of threats and all the problems going on with what's happening with terrorism. and it's a very, very sad thing and a very sad place. and who would have ever t

pastor paula white has been right from the beginning. i've known her for so long and she's a tremendous person, tremendous woman. pastor mark burns. i don't know if you've watched him on television, between him and pastor daryl scott, these two guys are phenomenal. they have been so incredible. robert jeffreys, who we all know and love. he's been amazing. in the audience, i think we have richard lee. we have jim garlo and father frank pavone. some place they're in the audience. i appreciate you being here. and i have to say, the world is such a different place even from when i started with this. we started 12 months ago and coming up, i just see in france, they have a massive soccer tournament, something so important and so big, thinking about maybe postponing it or cancelling it because of threats and all the problems going on with what's happening with terrorism and it's a very, very sad thing and a sad place and who would have ever thought our world would be in a position like this where that would happen. but you just see event after

past por paula white, she is there from the beginning. and tremendous woman.tor mark burns, i don't know if you watch him on television. between him and pastor scott are incredible. robert jeffers. and we have richard lee, and jim ga rly and father frank provoen. they are in the audience. i have to stay the world is a different place. we started 12 months ago and i just see in france, they have a mess of soccer tournaments and thinking of postponing or cancelling because of threats and all of the problems going on with what is happening with terrorism. and it is a very, very sad thing and place. who would have thought our world is in a position like this. you see event after event. radical islamicic terrorism is taking over and we can't let that happen. we cannot let that happen. [applause] and if we're smart, and if we're tough, we won't let it happen, just remember that. okay, it is an honor to speak here today and discuss our shared values. i would like to thank the christian leaders and christian voters who have supported me. we have had tremendous support

pastor paula white has been right from the beginning.e known her for so long and she is a tremendous person, which meant this woman. don't know burns, i if you watch them on television between him and pastor dale scott, these two are phenomenal. robert jefferson we all know and love. amazing, and in the audience a thing where richard lee. we have jim garlow, and we have father frank pavone. in the audience. so i appreciate you being here. i have to say though, the world is such a different place. even from when i started -- we started this 12 months ago and coming up, i just see where in france they have massive soccer tournament. something that is so important and so big, and they're thinking about maybe postponing it or canceling it because of threats and all the problems going on with what is happening with very, verynd it is a sad thing in a very sad place. who would've ever thought of her world would be a position like this where that would happen. but you just see event after event, radical islamic terrorism just taking over and we

pastor paula white has been right from the beginning, i have known her for so long and she's a tremendous person, tremendous woman. pastor mark burns. i don't know if you have watched him on television, between him and pastor darell scott, these two guys are phenomenal. they have been so incredible. robert jeffers, who we all know and love. he's been amazing, and in the audience, i think we have richard lee. we have jim garlo, and father frank pavone. someplace they're in the audience. i appreciate you being here. i have to say, though, the world is such a different place. even from when i started with this. we started 12 months ago, and coming up, i just see where in france, they have a massive soccer tournament, something that's so important and so big. and they're thinking about maybe postponing it or cancelling it because of threats and all the problems going on with what's happening with terrorism. and it's a very, very sad thing, and a very sad place. and who would have ever thought our world would be in a position like this, where that would happen, but you see event after event, r

paula abdul goes to the white house. i love it. >> yeah, "pop news," but also celebrity names, inspiring stories because that's what "people" is all about. >> it's "people" magazine's mix of great, inspiring human interest stories and celebrity interviews and extraordinary people doing ordinary things and ordinary people doing extraordinary things. >> can i tell you about an extraordinary person, jerry doing an extraordinary thing. aren't you boxing with paula patton? >> the beautiful paula patton who trained very hard for her film "warcraft," i got into the ring with her, and i got my butt whooped. i'm just going to let you know. i'm not going to lie. i actually did find it to be very enjoyable in a weird way. i don't want to freak everybody out here. >> i think everyone understands perfectly actually and, jess, an exclusive, it's not often that i say a white house exclusive with paula abdul. >> no, you don't often say that. i remember when i first saw that segment, and i saw paula abdul outside the white house as our c

i'm paula abdul from "people's list," and i'm here today at the white house to support some amazing kids change. >> paula abdul having a little fun in the nation's capital, part of a brand-new series that premieres tonight called "people's list" and brings you the best of "people" magazine and more with unprecedented access to your favorite stars. >> we're so excited about it and the co-hosts are literally doing whatever it takes to get the story. jerry o'connell even got into the ring with actress paula patton who was training for her new film "warcraft." jerry, you got into the ring. sounds like a great summer series to check out. >> it is fun. thank you guys for having me. it's a really good time. "people's list" is the perfect marriage of "people" magazine and abc, and we bring you everything that happened this week in celebrity news, trends, social meds news. and we -- >> social meds? social meds, that's what we call it at peoples, "peeps list." you know, come on, you got to stay hip with the kids. everything is abbreviated these days. sosh meds. and we encapsuleize it. >> you got a

so, paula, i called on my own danna, danna white to bring out the -- >> nice. -- >> i have been watching it for 2 1/2 hours prepping for my segment. >> this is the best gift you could ever give me. >> speaking of defibrillators. >> want a piece? >> these are necessary ingredients -- >> is that not one of the best sounds? >> that's why people watch it. >> if you've ever watched bob ross, remember the painter. >> fire in there. >> yes, yes. a great job. >> this is more torturous having to see that -- >> she can cook too. >> i didn't cook that. >> she can make babies, make bacon. she can make television. >> thank you for joining us. george will be here with much more serious stuff on "this week" here soon. good morning, i'm nydia han along with gray hall. coming up on "action news," this sunday morning. deadly crash a car is split in two after a driver loses control on a south jersey road overnight. >>> no breakfast served as mcdponldz after a fire overnight. >> reporter: we're and he canning strong is to severe storms. "action news" is next. one american park is

so, paula, i called on my own danna, danna white to bring out the -- >> nice.for -- >> i have been watching it for 2 1/2 hours prepping for my segment. >> this is the best gift you could ever give me. >> speaking of defibrillators. >> want a piece? >> these are necessary ingredients -- >> is that not one of the best sounds? >> that's why people watch it. >> if you've ever watched bob ross, remember the painter. >> fire in there. >> yes, yes. a great job. >> this is m having to see that -- >> she can cook too. >> i didn't cook that. >> she can make babies, make bacon. she can make television. >> thank you for joining us. george will be here with much more serious stuff on "this week" here soon. announcer: this is a good morning washington update. jacqui jeras is checking -- tracking the severe storms. jacqui: it looks favorable for a few thunderstorms to develop. rain showers have in from the west. later today, the concern begins. are at a slight risk for .hunderstorms isolated tornadoes possible. rain showers nothing to worry about. the cloud cover and rain is

so, paula, i called on my own danna, danna white to bring out the -- >> nice. -- >> i have been watching it for 2 1/2 hours prepping for my segment. >> this is the best gift you could ever give me. >> speaking of defibrillators. >> want a piece? >> these are necessary ingredients -- >> is that not one of the best sounds? >> that's why people watch it. >> if you've ever watched bob ross, remember the painter. >> fire it in there. >> yes, yes. a great job. >> this is more torturous having to see that -- >> she can cook too. >> i didn't cook that. >> she can make babies, make bacon. she can make television. >> thank you for joining us. george will be here with much more serious stuff on "this week" very soon. >>> good morning. san jose police are looking for a suspect who shot and killed a man last night. it happened around 8:45 near east hills drive and south wright road. the man was rushed to the hospital where he later died. officials have not released any information on the victor the suspect. police are asking anyone who may have witnessed the incident to con

senate and the 99 congress in 1986, 96 white men, two asian men and only two women. paulains and nancy casaubon. if we look at the 114 congress today, 75 white and one asian woman 20 women overall. three hispanic men, to african-american men. how has this changed? you have iniversity the membership, the type of things they push. barbara coakley on her own, we take pictures of these class she served in, they were just too at first. with each year it grows. issues that are concerning two women are much more front and center than they were back in the 1980's. not to say that the senate wasn't interested in women's issues, it but there was a different focus and intensity about it. the same thing is through with f the end racial diversity. the house has always been more diverse. districts are smaller and they tend to reflect the population. television has helped people to identify attractive candidates. it has helped to the point where we have several states -- back in 1986 the average age was 55. and today 30 years later of the average age of senators is 61. this distant belie

the senate and the 99th congress in 1986, here are the statistics. 96 white man, two asian men and only two women. they were paula hawkins of florida and -- but if we look at the 114th congress today, 75 white men, one asian woman, 20 women overall, three hispanic men and one african-american male senator. how has this center changed in the 30 years? -- senate changed in 30 years. mr. ritchie: the more diversity you have in the membership, the more diversity of the type of issues they push. 1986 was the year the barbara mikulski was elected to the senate, and her office sent pictures of each class that she served in with a group of women senators, and there were just two at first. with each year, it grows, which means issues of women are more front and center on the agenda than they were back into the 1980's. that is not to say the senate right interested in women's issues. there was a different focus on that and a different intensity about it. the same thing is true for racial diversity, ethnic diversity. the house has always been more diverse because districts are smaller and they tend to reflect more of the po

paula with the morning rubdown. >> thanks, george. the big story this morning, a new round of name calling in the race for the white house.nton is running neck and neck with senator bernie sanders but she's poised to take more shots at donald trump today calling him a fraud and trump, he's not holding back either. abc's tom llamas has more for us this morning from sacramento. good morning, tom. >> reporter: paula, good morning. hillary clinton set to portray donald trump as a threat to national security. she's going to make the remarks today during a speech here in california. this as trump is bringing up benghazi saying clinton was asleep, quote, like a baby when our compound was attacked in libya. now, trump also dealing with the fallout from three different trump university lawsuits, trump is standing by those schools but some former students are suing him claiming they were defrauded out of tens of thousands of dollars. trump is also here in california. he'll be campaigning in san jose today and believes he can win the state in the general election. paula. >> all right, tom, thank you. >>> in washington the state depa

our paula hancocks staying on top of this developing story from seoul in south korea just after 4:00 there. many thanks. >>> turning to the race for the whitey clinton leads donald trump for president, but just slightly. 47% of registered voters surveyed said clinton was their choice for president. 42% say trump is their man. meanwhile, the republican is in the middle of a cash crunch. on tuesday, trump said he's willing to spend his own money to fund his general election campaign if he has to. jim acosta has more. >> reporter: despite a lifetime of cutting deals that made him billions of dollars, donald trump is so short of campaign cash, gop jaws are dropping. but don't worry, says trump. >> this weekend we had a very big fund-raising weekend. it's not revealed yet, but we raised a lot of money. ♪ >> reporter: still consider the numbers. according to federal campaign filings, hillary clinton finished the month of may with $42 million in the bank. trump ended up with a tiny fraction of that haul, just $1.3 million. other glaring findings this month. 17% of the campaign spending was dished out to trump-related entities, like when the campai