sometimes there's confusion about the two reginas. >> i'm regina king. that's regina hall. >> you're representing really well. i mean, "seven seconds" if you haven't seenon netflix, you play a mother whose son is hit by a police car. and you said you were a little hesitant at first about taking that? >> i was, i was. hindsight they say is 20/20. i know now it was because i was really scared about the emotional deep dive i was going to have to take, being a mother of a son, as well. and the creator of the show, she just was like, no, you're latrice. because i was trying to get the k.j. role. i was like, i think i can play a drunk girl, i think i can do that. she was like, no. i need you to be latrice. so i trusted that and said a couple prayers and took the dive. >> you took a dive and you landed it. i mean, you did it. >> thank you. >> we're going to take a look at a clip of your incredible work in "seven seconds." this is regina king. >> lean, you want me to lean? i never prayed for anything harder in my life than for my son to live. all the while somebody else was praying

regina hall, everybody.rs and applause ] she is also joining us. and we'll have music from grandson. so you're here on a fantastic night. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to all of that, president trump's former confidant omarosa now claims that trump knew advance about the democratic e-mails russia hacked during the 2016 campaign. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: it's important to remember that any time you hear the president or his defenders say anything about the russia probe, they don't actually care about the details of the case or the legal principles at stake. their sole motivation is discredit the investigation in the minds of voters. trump's lawyer rudy guiliani even admitted as much on sunday. >> why have you decided to literally try this case in the court of public opinion? is that a deliberate strategy on your part? >> yeah, absolutely deliberate. i mean, that's where it's being tried. public opinion will be, as you know, very important. whe

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violinist regina carter there. let's get some of the day's other news. of former donald trump campaign chairman paul manafort did not reach a verdict after its first full day of deliberations in virginia. manafort is facing 18 counts of tax evasion, bank fraud and hiding foreign bank accounts, brought forward by special counsel robert mueller as part of the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. jury deliberations will resume on friday. former indian prime minister atal behari vajpayee has died aged 93. he was being treated for age—related illnesses at a delhi hospital. mr vajpayee was one of the founding members of the hindu nationalist bjp, which currently governs india. the vatican has expressed shame and sorrow in response to a damning report into the sexual abuse of children by priests in pennsylvania. a grand jury found more than 300 priests in the state had abused minors in the past 70 years. the pope said he wanted to root out the ‘tragic horror‘ of priests abusing children. these post bags contain eight years' worth of mai

i think we should call you regina because regina is the etymology that means queen and i like to thinkof you as my queen. she decided she was going to be reaching up forever and eventually change her legal name to regina's . change your last name to adams because it had been reginald adams and he was the love of her life. and that way she can always eat with them. >>. >> i just feel that with vice presidents pants and the fact that he has said people are so against homosexuals that he said people would be reeducated, what can be done about that type of situation? >> i don't know, other than, what can be done politically? i don't know but what i can say is that i wrote this book and part of the reason no one cares about me, no one cares about me, i'm a first-time author author. this history is compelling and part of the reason people are interested in this book is we are 15 years away from the decriminalization of homosexuality by the supreme court . and i think people are interested in a real truth and reconciliation moment with the closet. this goes your question, the more people look

regina was not her birth name. the name regina was decided upon for her by reginald adams.it was an upstairs lounge patient who died in the fire. he was the lone black victim. they were looking for names for her and he said his name is reggie. he said, i think we should call you regina because that means queen. i like to think of you as my queen. so, she decided she would be regina forever. eventually she changed her legal name to regina adams. because his name had been reginald adams and he died in the fire and was the love of her life. now she could always be his queen. >> i just feel that with vice president pence, he has sent people and is so against homosexuals that he's unable to be reeducated. what can be done about that situation? >> i do not know. what can be done politically? i don't know. part of the reason i wrote this book nobody cares about me. nobody cares what i wrote. i'm a first-time author. this history is compelling. also part of the reason people are interested is that we are 15 years away from the decriminalization of homosexuality of the supreme court

. >> regina hall says at issue are the ladies' schedules. but we hear it could be 2019. >> good.hey need to do it warfare the ladies are too old for the trip. >> i was with regina at the premier of her movie about a hooters style bar. >>> "e.t." learned warner brothers is making a sequel after the first hit the box office. it was the first all sincejolearned the "joy luck cl could soon and now with "crazy rich asians" being such a hit, i'm really hoping that they're realizing asiann the bucks. >> sounds like we are moving right along. >> let's go. get it done. lena dunham and maya hawke were just cast in quentin tarantino's film "once upon a time in hollywood." >>> only in hollywood do stars try out bizarre treatments. chrissy tiegen. >> i just realized i forgot my wallet and cannot pay for this. >> so silly.chrissy at the offi diamond. >> now "dancing with the stars p propeta murgatroyd hoping he can help her put her best face forw >> are there any issues that have been aef problem for you 2349 last month or so? >> these smile lines here. >> she says she has a few problem spots.

regina: people like james say they're going out and campaigning more. he said last night he was out canvassing voters in crucial elections in the state of virginia, not too far from here. they say, wait till the midterms, this will embolden the base and make sure we go out and make sure that our voices are hepod. they are red by it. they believe this is all just fiction to undermine donald trump.ne ja: thank you very much, indeed. a look at some of the day's other news. new sanctions by the united states against russia have come into effect in response to the use of a nerve agent in britain against a russian spy and his daughter. a report on last month's deadly wildfire in athens has blamed the catastrophe on mistakes made by the relevant authorities. the fire killed overpl0 p and is thought to have been the deadliest on record in greece. spoli they have shut down europe's biggest illegal turtle and tortoise farm on a spanish .island officers rescued more than a thousand animals, many of whom were endangered. o german men were arrested on suspicion of r

like the shooting she was involved in.but representative regina goodwin says...na goodwin/oklahoma state representative:"who is concerned with the aftermath that the crutchers are having to deal with? who can explain the pain that tiffany and this family and his children have to deal with?"several other community leaders were among the crowd at the rally.no longer recommending... but demanding the sheriff's office remove shelby from the teaching roster.vanessa hall- harper/city councilor:"the jury even said she wasn't fit to be in law enforcement. i think it is insensitive and i think someone else should be responsible for that."the sheriff's office says this is routine training - and say shelby has already taught this course to numerous departments across the state.city councilor vanessa hall-harper says that doesn't make it right.vanessa hall-harper/city councilor:"it would be history repeating itself."and they don't have plans to go away any time soon. (ken)(ken) officer shelby issued a statement monday night that said in part: "as law enforcement we experienc

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regina jacobs, there she is, ok. regina jacobs is the chief equity and member services officer at the national school boards association. she provides leadership and management over educational equity programming content and research. before joining, she was the chair of the board in prince george's county public school district. and she was president of and she was president of maryland association of board of education. she knows boards, she knows urban. she is a go to. alton. alton fraley, so glad to see him. he is the past president of asa, and he served for almost a decade as superintendent in katy, texas, which has more than 70,000 students. he retired, at least that's what he said, a then his hometown of nagadouches, texas said he needed an interim he served as interim, but i bet he is going to stay. he's also a member of the urban academy committee. donna harris, director of education policy and practice. she works with a variety of partners to further and ea's agenda and is the primary liaison to the departm

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brooke henderson ended canada's drought at the canadian women's open with a four—stroke victory in reginart birdie putt on the 18th hole at the wascana country club. team sky's michal kwiatkowski is the new leader of the vuelta a espana, after finishing second on the second stage into caminito del rey. movistar‘s alejandro valverde took the honours in a tight finish, after a select bunch mastered the final climb. poland's kwiatkowski, leading team sky for the first time in a grand tour, couldn't beat the spaniard at the finish. the fourth and final tennis major of the year, the us open, gets underway at flushing meadows on monday. women's world number one simona halep plays on day one against kaia kanepi, and rafa nadal is also defending his title, having pulled out of the cincinnati masters last week to rest. very positive start. it's important for the feelings, for the confidence, and that gives me the chance to rest the week after in cincinnati. i'm here just to try to improve every day. last year i lost in the first round, so cannot be worse than that. but, you know, ifeel confident.

regina estaciona su auto encarada y entra a la biblioteca por estados unidoshondo adentro se la pasalos dos paÍses. claudia: el nÚmero de personas que cruzan por aquÍ ha aumentado 142%. los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza les toman fotos a los turistas o residentes y a unas millas hay controles de seguridad poco transitados. las cÁmaras de vigilancia reemplazan las vallas. >> los oficiales son un poco mÁs calmados acá, quizÁs no hay tanto trÁfico. como soy de la frontera, es muy diferente la situaciÓn allÁ que la de aquÍ. claudia: segÚn la cadena cbs casi la mitad de los arrestados son mexicanos. un vuelo de mÉxico a canadÁ sÓlo cuesta alrededor de $300, los mexicanos no necesitan una visa para entrar a canadÁ. las cifras, para muchos no son importantes y aplauden que exista un lugar sin barreras. "es Único y fantÁstico, dice este canadiense" en la frontera de estados unidos y canadÁ, claudia. jorge: recobrÓ la alegrÍa al reencontrarse en guatemala con su hijo. lourdes fue el primer caso conocido de una madre deportada despuÉs de haber sido separado de su hijo que quedÓ en estados

. >> regina tiene seis hijos menores y sabe que llegarÁ el momento donde tambiÉn emigraran. >> aquÍ hayodo porque quieren sino que porque tienen . jorge: gracias y muy buenas noches. locutor: ahora estÁ usted bien informado. noticias univisiÓn. ♪ santiago: pa, ¿hoy en la tarde

it adds music and choreograph to the story of regina george. "mean girls" arrives in san francisco late 2019 or early 2020. >> that was the lindsey hoe hlo movie a few years back? >> that was 2004, it developed a cult following. >> it's a good movie. >> i just know it was popular. >> that'sam a. -- time ago. do you remember your high school days, ross? >> i don't want to go back there. we have unhealthy air that has settled in. coming up in your forecast at 6 clchblgt > >>> lester holt is up with news. >>> developing news tonight, one of president trump's long-time confidants granted impunity with the hush money payments. what did he tell the feds? the revelation hours after the president blasted michael cohen for turninon him. >> it's called flipping and it almost ought to be illegal. >>> also tonight, jeff sessions fires back at the boss. in an extraordinary public war of words, the president slamming sessions again over not controlling the russia investigation. >> what kind of a man is this? >> but this time sessions hits back. >>> a state o

america, cara mund, wrote and released a five-page letter saying she had been bullied by pageant ceo reginarwoman gretchen carlson, a former fox news anchor. cara mund wrote in point, "our chair and ceo have systematically silenced me, reduced make him a marginalized me, and essentially erased me in my role as miss america and subtle and not-so-subtle ways on a daily basis." she goes on to claim that she's been left out of interviews, not invited to meetings, and called to the wrong name. last night, gretchen carlson hit back at cara mund on twitter, "actions have consequences. friday as an organization we learned that $75,000 in scholarships, which would have been the first scholarship increase in years, is no longer on the table as a direct result of the explosive allegations in your letter." carlson did not explain exactly how the scholarship money was lost. before her tweet was fully absorbed in the social media bloodstream, a petition with 20,000 signatures, 27 state organizations, and 21 former miss americas were calling on carlson and ceo regina hopper to step down. three former miss

during his years serving is regina's chief executioner jerry would hear inmates swear they were innocent. when you hear a person going to his death be sticking out and he was innocent the last survey is going to his body he's taken out that he was innocent on his last words as last. and give me something that bank about as executioner and it place some doubt. there was one young man in particular washington jr. he was five tell society back then that he was innocent to get no one really pay no attention. in one nine hundred eighty three was arrested in culpepper virginia and brought in for questioning he thought it was for a burglary he had committed. by different. loser. and they than no i want to cook up month old skulk up mom. was going to dump and. after intense questioning police officers extracted a confession from her for the brutal rape and stabbing murder of a nineteen year old mother of three. at his trial experts testified that earle had an i.q. of only sixty nine and was extremely suggestible casting doubt on his confession. despite inconclusive evidence the jury found guilty

for this day and regina and her band are john tomorrow's another day and another performance at the famous fabulous for it. there's also a big event taking place on bourbon streets at the moment but here it's all about sports let's find out more and today's express. for seven days athletes and sports fans are gathering in berlin's western city center for the twenty fourth european athletics championships on the european mile aficionados can try their hand at various events watch some of the competitions in berlin's olympic stadium and even see others up close and live shot putters will get things rolling followed by race walkers and marathon runners in december twenty sixth teen plants was the scene of a terror. to tax the organizers want to championships to stand for international understanding and the unity of europe. because of the heat wave the grape harvest in germany is starting three weeks earlier than usual like here in lots viler southwestern germany. as a little boy i always used to join in for the grape harvest in my parents' vineyard and i can't remember anything like this the

regina gets into the shower again although she already washed her soap thoroughly just two hours ago . she can't do anything about her compulsion the washing ritual goes according to strict rules first she blathers herself up from head to toe then she cleans the water faucet and finally she cleans the entire shower stall. it's fungus abscess of compulsion it's like a prison i'm knocked in and i don't have the key i can't free myself from this prison line sometimes regain ascribes her apartment until late at night the compulsion dominates her life a job is out of the question now she lives on welfare. what can someone with o.c.d. do to say stop washing their hands professor short his colleagues are trying out what's called exposure therapy. and slicker than i expected. and dirtier ok. i'm a bit afraid of what's in there. ok ok so now you're going to open it. to. the lady with the whole service of you hand ok so now what you want to talk about was not so i am not allowed to wash my hands for three hours . what would actually happen if the patient wouldn't wash his hands if that would b

words like double standard let's review some of what's been said one of the ways you go cooping said regina tweets i'm replace the wants with blank i'm in tweets a bone through for twelve hours double standard kenda so once replaces word white with black and jews get suspended this is what we all call a double standard every time i see one of these icons substitute black for white counters so instead i will never understand the double standard why it's acceptable to so many. now the wikipedia page of the new york times journalist is also in question now the page simply describes her as a journalist and has minimal content regarding the controversy surrounding her tweets however u.s. media has been covering the controversy regarding her tweets and her statements about white people pretty widely but yet we can pedia and it's editors seem to want to minimize that on her page causing quite a bit of debate and controversy regarding with the p.d. of the internet encyclopedia so it seems that many people are looking at this case and looking at the statements that sarah john has made regarding whit

thousand and two he spent four years we know in cia black sites including the one in thailand on regina hospital's watch he was subsequently transferred to guantanamo bay and that's where he remains his case was highlighted back in twenty fourteen by the senate intelligence committee the committee released a report saying interrogators had obtained no useful information from him. however when questioned by the senate before taking office hospital insisted that intelligence gained from al qaeda suspects proved vital the president has asserted that torture works do you agree with that statement. senator i i don't believe that torture works i believe as many people directors who have sat in this chair before me that valuable information was obtained from senior al qaeda operatives that allowed us to defend this country and prevent another attack well former cia officer ray mcgovern told me earlier a war crimes were perpetrated at the black site in thailand. gina has was not or was playing fast and loose with the truth at her hearing and she was allowed to do that if she was allowed to clas

i'm meteorologist regina miller with your accuweather forecast. >>> coming up, why hand sanitizers are becoming less effective. >>> also ahead, police in colorado are defending their actions after a homeowner was shot and killed during a home invasion. how a hearing problem may have impacted the incident. >>> and the court case that could change the definition of an embryo. is it property or a person? embryos property or a person? it's a high-tech sleep revolution. the sleep number 360 smart bed intelligently senses your movement and automatically adjusts. so you wake up ready to run the world. the new sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999. when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. >>> good afternoon, everyone, and thanks for joining us today. >> cbs ceo les moonves spoke publicly for the first time since being accused of sexual misconduct. moonves sidestepped any mention of the scandal on a conference call about the company's finances. meanwhile, cbs has hired two pro

only for a while, when they came back out, stuart broad carried the second wind for england, first, regina no assistance required, as so often, the india captain had to carry his team, but he had a bad back, could not bear the load, called by ollie pope on his debut, next ball, dinesh karthik, broad was on a hat—trick, he knew the chances were gone, chris woa kes removed hardik he knew the chances were gone, chris woakes removed hardik pandya, anderson did what anderson does. the final ambush was fittingly chris woakes‘s, fourth wicket of the match after the century yesterday, in the end, neither india nor the weather could make england wait. the european athletics championships concludes on the track tonight in berlin with dina asher smith going for a treble. must be relayed to nine. the treble is really on, britain have qualified for the final, and they did not even have dina asher—smith. she was given a rest. faster than the dutch and the swiss. strong portent, really bodes well for dina asher—smith getting three gold medals. the dutch have a strong quartet, world champions from london

was about one journalist regina godwin told me a little earlier that the opposition's appeal is unlikely to get them anywhere. i think it could still be turned if there were a successful challenge i think what should then happen is that we should go to a runoff with excluding the other twenty one candidates so it's just a straight race between the two men i feel that that won't be allowed to happen i think that if you take power in the way that this is happened that you're not likely to relinquish it but i think the other big thing we have to consider is the fact is is a muslim woman in control a lot of people are saying that they expect that general to anger is actually the person pulling the strings that he is the man of course who hundreds of women got with the power because he was leaders of the defense force is the time he's now vice president and the minister of defense is he perhaps the person calling out the army we don't know. is. in charge in which case it's his fault he is the one perpetrating this violence and of course we know he has form on this having ordered the massacre

and regina miller joins us with the latest. >> we've already seen heavy rainfall in virginia and northina and flash flood watches in effect over much of the east and the threat for severe storms to pop up in the northeast. also into the dakotas and western minnesota. as we head to the west, no relief for firefighters, warm and dry here. >>> and good news. it looks like there may be fewer drunk drivers hitting the road. brad mielke explains. >> technology gets blamed for a lot of things, right? so do millennials. but it turns out those could be two big factors in making the roads safer. dui arrests are way down. one of the things being credited is ride sharing. i spoke with a detective from the miami police department. they saw a 65% plummet in dui arrests in the last four years. >> what's helped a lot has been the different modes of transportation, the ability to have transportation at your fingertips using a smartphone. can you dial up any of the ride share programs and within minutes you have a vehicle ready to take you. >> he says there are a lot of factors, vigorous enforcement, ed

crown, in a letter to her miss america sisters, mund writes that chairwoman gretchen carlson and ceo regina hopper have systematically silenced me, reduced me, marginalized me. adding, i'm not comfortable with any of us being controlled, manipulated. carlson herself crowned miss america in 1989, took over in january and enacted sweeping changes like eliminating the swimsuit kwon test. >> we're no longer a pageant. we're a competition. we no longer judge our candidates on their outward physical appearance. >> reporter: mund says she was given mandatory talking points. including the me too movement started with a miss america, gretchen carlson, and that carlson went to stanford. she says she was also banned from speaking with current contestants. abc news reaching out to the pageant for comments. who pointed us to an interview with carlson denying the allegations telling exclusively "people" magazine, we have supported cara. mund decided to speak out despite the risk of punishment. officials say they plan to reach out directly to mund to address her concerns. tom. >> janai, thank you. >>> whe

nted came to that family dynamiclj wanted to put together a cast of people were tried to do the best reginat ends up happening with achilles‘ parents, who don‘t know how to repair him for what he will face when he leaves his small home town where everybody knows him, and becomesjust this anonymous black kid walking down the street, which is in much of american society a symbol to danger. people are worried when they see this. also between the two brothers, with all of the tension and competitiveness that can arise between siblings, you mix in this notion of masculinity, used send them off to war, and they come back, and achilles really wants to do what is best but he does not know how because he is following to many different rules. and so this is pa rt many different rules. and so this is part of what i was thinking at the beginning. but it is a very, very tender dynamic in the mother and the suns, particularly. what happens is sending both — well, achilles signs up sending both — well, achilles signs upa sending both — well, achilles signs up a treats us to go. it is about loyalty a nd up

alert they're all going to end with her most famous song respect among the singers here tonight are regina belle the four tops and johnny gill and this is just day three of four days of tributes to the queen of soul she lay in state nearby at the museum of african-american history for two days first in all red all the way down to her lou baton shoes and then in blue the day after that because the queen of soul is also the queen of style and she never wears the same outfit two days or in a row even posthumously now this will all and tomorrow on friday with a funeral where aretha franklin will be finally laid to rest and speaking there will be bill clinton the former president of the united states jesse jackson and smokey robinson and the musical acts nineteen of them will include faith hill stevie wonder and ariana grande day so that will be the end of the four days of tribute even then that will not be the last you will have heard of a wreath of frankly here in the city of detroit where she was raised and that's because people are talking about creating a museum in her honor to remember he

surprisingly enough on that, not a single supervisor brought that to the commission due to the efforts of regina, it came before the commission and

women have a confusion about which bit is the kath and which bidders the regina. conditions? let's bring in rebecca. you supported your mum through a cancer, what are the symptoms? they are rather quiet. mum had slight floating but she was 52 and she just put it down to one of those things. then she got excruciating pain, like a stitch down her right hand side. that was the main reason she actually went to the main reason she actually went to the doctor in the end, because the pains were erratic and constant. completely debilitating for her quite often, during the week. it didn't take long for her to go once she was in pain. such quiet symptoms, you don't often know or realise, or you put it down to something else. do you think if there was more information and awareness, the kind of thing is trying to do around gynaecological cancers, when your mum was diagnosed, things might have been different? when she was diagnosed, we didn't know much about it at all. we did know much about the prospects, we didn't know much about what would have to happen. now we do, but ma

you look across at gladys knight and whoopi goldberg and tyler perry, johnny gill and ronnizely and regina different level than anybody else. and so it certainly has been one heck of a day. look, there's a lot more to go. stevie wonder towards the end, probably the most emotional thing was smokey robinson. because he taulked to the caske. he talked to her. singing that song a cappella was amazing to see his friend, 80 years old, smokey robinson, he said it was just the two of them left from their old neighborhood. now it's just him. >> you knew her so long and so well. i think on the day that she died we talked about gumbo and all sorts of things. >> yep. >> i wonder what you think she's looking down and thinking about all this, roland? >> trust me, she's loving it. she's loving it. president bill clinton said even he wanted to see her, what she had on, the gold dress and the wardrobe changes. she's the queen. she loved the pageantry. last nitrogen fghtnight, jennif she was going to see aretha and whitney said you're going to see the queen? she takes that seriously, that queen stuff. so sh

surprisingly enough on that, not a single supervisor brought that to the commission due to the efforts of regina, it came before the commission and others. but that should be something that the mayor should ask the supervisors to bring this before the commission, before that type of -- well, certainly, before the commission, period, ideally, before policy is developed. the second thing is, and it was a recommendation, is buy local. and i'd like to see the commission recommend the buy local policy, working, obviously, with shop and dine, because it already exists, but expanding shop and dine and taking it to the point of encouraging employees to buy local and encouraging departments to buy local. as you all know, the numbers are very significant there, and the numbers of the city and assistance to businesses is really important, and hopefully, the commission could recognize that. thank you. >> thank you. kevin. >> hello. everyone, my name is aaron estevel. i am a merchant in then park. -- glen park. i just saw the agenda this evening. i've been involved as a merchant in san francisco for many yea

again, as director regina advised, i will be presenting on this power point for the public. we don't have a digital copy to go through. there are copies over there. you have a lot of information that the director provided you today. a lot of information. a lot of what i call very heady information. we can really dive into the weeds because the devil is truly in the details when it comes to this project labor agreement legislation. and we can dive as deep as you would like to today. i will do an overview of 14b, which is the l.b.e. policy in san francisco. i'm going to go -- i will do an overview of the project labor agreement, maybe a quick definition and then some possible impact that the l.b.e. community has advised may impact us. we can start o

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the tipping point likely came friday, with a 5-page letter saying she had been bullied by regina hopper and chairman gretchen carlson, former fox news anchor. carl monroe, quote, our chair and ceo systematically silenced me, reduced me, marginalized me and he raced me in my role in subtle and not-so-subtle ways on a daily basis, she goes on to claim she has been left out of interviews, not invited to meetings and called the wrong name but last night gretchen carlson hit back on twitter, quote, actions have consequences, friday we learned $75,000 in scholarships which would have been the first scholarship increase in years is no longer on the table as a direct result of the explosive allegations in your letter. carlson did not explain how the scholarship money was lost and before her tweet was fully absorbed in the social media bloodstream a petition of 20,000 signatures, 27 state organizations and 21 former miss americas were carling on carlson to step down, three former miss americas called up carlson on nbc and abc. watch. >> this person has taken the responsibility for the way she ha

singling out regina hopper and gretchen carlson.r letter, she writes, our chair and ceo have silenced. reduced me, almarged me and erased me in my role. she did not respond to a request for comment. >> we like the current leadership and the to resign.oard >> reporter: former miss america charles says she and nearly a dozen other former miss americas feel the pageant is headi in the wrong direction. >> if this leadership stays in position, the next miss america will have the same treatment. t >> reporte organization did not respond to requests for comment from nbc news. it has been a turbulent year for the group. st december, the former ceo and board of directors stepped down. after lewd e-mails emerged. since thi new leade moved to make changes at the rganization, including eliminating the swim suit portion of the competition. carlson defended the move with "access hollywood" this year. >> we need to catch up to 2018. >> reporter: the organization chged after she became involved in the me too >> i was kicked off the movement two yea

host: regina is from pennsylvania. republican line. go ahead. caller: i give you credit for taking the battleground here. i would like to try to get something into the people and to trump. i do not have a direct line. because id for c-span watched the hearing on the commerce department with wilbur my own localh tell newspaper, which i do not want to lose, the pittsburgh tribune review, which is already internet but i get a more local. they printed. lost, i am concerned with his concern over subsidized canadian paper that they are being dumped on our country. 30% tariffs. is he paying attention? are his people trained enough to wait for these waivers or is he going to make an excuse? i am not that good on the internet. i do not have the availability for it. everybody else is being paid, obama phones and everything. there is a printout, which i wish everyone would call their senators, it is by pat toomey from pennsylvania. 2835, which is suspend tariffs on important paper -- on imported paper. host: we will leave it there. guest: anything you want