up next to you and defend her still today but there ain't no doubt i love this land god belless the u.s.ai'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and won't forget the men who died who gave that right it to me i'll gladly stand up next you and defend her still today 'cause there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the u.s.a. ♪ i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i want forget the men who died who gave that right to me i'll gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today but their ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the u.s.a. ♪ ♪ mr. trump: thank you to the people of cleveland for hosting our great convention. thank you very much. this is such a great honor to be back. we had an awfully good time the last time. you remember, right? the thing called the republican national convention. and it was great. and i want to thank patrick park and ray park. they own this building. they do such a great job. it is incredible. they kept moving the walls out. could we make it bigger, bigger? we have some great crowds. i want to thank everyb

. >> it says why if you love mexico so much to hang their flags you live here in the u.s.a.? why don't you move back to mexico. we in the neighborhood would give you a one-way ticket to letter that was mailed to them this week. it was focused on this flag hanging in front of their home. it's a gay pride flag with the symbol from the mexican flag in the middle. >> and i'm saddened that i got the sense that the writer, the author, thought that someone that lived here was hispanic or from mexico, and it just saddens me to think that someone would have received a letter like this just saying, hey, if you don't like our country, or have to have a u.s. flag out there that his family, in fact, aren't hispanic, but they embrace and enjoy the culture. they also support the lgbtq community. >> we have five children and our older son is gay and was just married here in the state of arizona. one of the things that hurt me most about the letter was they assume everyone in this neighborhood felt the same way as the individual and i sure hope that isn't the case. >>reporter: he doesn't have

. >>> deciding the next president of the u.s.a. isn't the only thing on the ballot this year, that's for sure. >> there are also the questions of raising the minimum wage and legalizing recreational pot. well, starting is trying to help you make an informed decision on all of this. tonight at 6:30, at south mountain community college, there will be a town hall meeting. the goal is to help voters better understand the propositions on the election ballotment information about every ballot measure will be presented by the secretary of state's office. so tonight is just the first of several meetings. all are free and open to the public. the meetings will take place all over the state, including phoenix, flagstaff, yuma and lake havasu city. for more information we have a fox10phoenix.com. just click seen on tv. >>> coming up, matthew is barrelling across the atlantic. who is in the hurricane's path, next. >>> and red light congestion to learn how to combat congestion, a.d.o.t. project, you need to be aware of before you hit the road. >>

the gannett company which owns "u.s.a. s very anti-trump but talking points does not believe the poll is skewed to favor hillary clinton. what all this tells is that that americans are not very happy with either candidate. and that comes through with the trust numbers. in the fox survey, 67% of likely voters do not trust hillary clinton. 62% do not trust donald trump. the fact that trump is still competing hard and within striking distance, if you believe the fnc poll is kind of amazing. the man has been battered by the media, including some commentators right here on fox news. some of that is trump's own fault. as his past behavior has hurt him and his penchant for airing personal grievances has cost him votes. but hillary clinton simply cannot put him away, no matter what trump does. that's because the country is in trouble. and secretary clinton refuses to acknowledge that even though the polling on disenchantment is clear, two thirds of americans are not happy with the direction of america. in order to secure his suppor

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. >>> and the u.s.a. ins the riders cup. >> when it comes to the giants, wait until october. >> why do we wear the goggles? because they don't want their eyes stung by champagne. >>> we will see you back here for a full hour of news at 6. >> news is always on cbssf.com. ,,,,,,& ,captioni snsoredy s33@ >> ninan: tang questio for donald trump. a new report suggests he may not have paid federal income taxes for almost 20 years. also tonight, a mother's anguish. her six-year-old son gunned down in a school playground. >> jacob was an angel that was brought to this earth to show love, to show kindness, to show forgiveness. >> ninan: "forced from home," the powerful exhibit that allows you to walk in a refugee's shoes. the creepy clown craze goes national, and it's nothing to laugh about. and, leave it to silicon valley to reinvent the pie-- with robo pizza. >> reporter: mmmm, this is really good! >> that's pretty good, right? >> reporter: and you made it with robots? >> that's right.

. >> yeah, on college campuses particularly in the u.s.a. it's something people are the vice presidential candidates go at it in a debate last night. we're going to tell you what the fact checkers are saying about it ahead. >> kim: shot in the street. a local man in custody after police say he shot and killed his o started a standoff with police. how they finally got their guy in custody coming up. >> dana: a news 3 exclusive. a performer at a local haunted house says a customer attacked her over the weekend. you're going to hear what she has to say about the incident coming up. good morning. background and donald trump will be in the valley later today. >> kim: he will be speaking in henderson at a big rally. i have a feeling he'll be talking about his running mate's performance last night. we have live coverage on that and we're tracking matthew. i watched the early version of the today show. right now some of the models look like they have matthew hit the coast of florida as category four at 2:00 in the morning on friday. >> dana: state of

this puts the highly-developed country far below the philippines, the u.s.a. and even kazakhstan. low japan are india, saudi arabia and last of all, yemen. whilst women make up 40% of the japanese workforce, they hold a mere 9% of all management positions. but change is in the air. the government wants large companies to increase the number of women in leadership positions to 15% by 2020. is this really doable? sayaka osakabe wanted a child and a career, something unusual in japanese society. she doesn't want to have to choose one over the other, unlike 2/3 of japanese women who give up their career aspirations with their first child. after a miscarriage, sayaka became pregnant again. but there were complications with the pregnancy and the teacher wanted to take her doctor's advice and stay home for a week. >> then my supervisor came here and sat right next to me. he said that i should resign. >> he accused her of being greedy because she didn't want to resign. instead of support, she was criticised for four hours. the next day, she dragged herself to work from 9:00 a.m. till midni

bahamas like the european model shows, or is it going to go up the eastern seaboard like the gfs, the u.s.a. model shows, which brings it into new england bth next week. a big difference between the two. that is something we will have to watch closely into early next week. we're not going to have an answer on this until the middle of next week. it is going to be around that long. it is going to be a powerful hurricane most of that time. there's a look at florida's most accurate forecast. better chance the middle of next week and as i said, if matthew goes up the eastern seaboard some drier air comes buccaneers. wait until you see how the red sox are honoring david ortiz. . >>> hi everyone. thanks for stopping by. >>> two weeks ago doug martin's production for the buccaneers took a big hit when martin injured his hamstring in arizona. he missed last weekend's game and now you can add this weekend's broncos game to that list. martin will not play against denver. he is not the only buc would is out. cecil shorts, robert heirs and luke stocker will miss games as well. as for sunday's game no, o

by inviting us in this timely manner, the u.s.a. has fulfilled its osce election commitment and a set a good example to other participating states in the osce. and osce, odi needs assessment mission, visited the united states in may this year at the invitation of the state department. to assess and recommend rather to employ i related activity for these important elections and if so what type of activity would meet the identified needs. commission recommended that there shall be an election observation mission with a core team long-term observers and short-term observers your these are the seventh elections that the odi/hrd has observed in the u.s.a. since 2002. and we've enjoyed good cooperation in the past with the authorities here, and we, of course, look forward to doing the same in the coming weeks. we have already been received by the state department and the national association of secretaries of state. we would like to extend to them our thanks and appreciation for their cooperation to date. we in the core team will be based

. >> yeah, on college campuses particularly in the u.s.a. g people are concerned about. >>> i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm aymon. @0-3wind oc: wind trt: sam/cont. vobraci >>> live in the east bay police are looking for an arsonist who has set 15 fires in fremont. we'll have that story coming up. >>> bracing for impact. hurricane matthew aiming for the atlantic coast with more than a million people told to get out of the way. >> i've never been in anything like this. i'm a little nervous. >> on alert, threatening warning at bay area schools from clowns. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we have a couple days away from the blue angels.

the u.s.a. defeats europe 17-11 in the ryder cup. two years from now they will be in europe trying to defend the title. >> kim: its matt lauer's favorite sport. they will be on the program this morning. to texas where people wake up to what you are seeing over my shoulder. is that a house blocking the but it got stuck in trees and power lines so it sat there all weekend long. people not happy why this happened. they were not sure why they were moving the home in the first place. the company responsible for the move plans on having the house moved out of that intersections by this evening. >> dana: that's a weird sight. it reminds me of that museum in las vegas where they've moved a number of h site. >> tom: that is the heritage museum. they've got buildings from several decades on the heritage street there. i believe it's $1 or $2 entry. a couple of accidents. one at 30th and stewart. another in the resort corridor at joe w. brown just to the east of paradise. the surface streets. freeways are doing ok. it will take you six minutes t

on 17 to tie westwood and on 18 moore needed two putts to beat westwood and clinch the title for the u.s.a. teammates. what a week for las vegas resident. >> this is unbelievable. the point that clinched it for us. obviously we had some great play behind me, i was able to relax and play those last couple of holes and able to sneak a win out there. >> you were a phenomenal match play player. what makes you so comfortable and so good in this format? there i don't know. you're trying to beat one guy. when i went down, i didn't want to let my team down. >> drivers eliminated from the chase, kyle busch was safe, but kurt while he was on the cut line started 11th. only the top 12 would move on. couldn't afford any hiccups. lap 38 his battery goes down. he ended up dropping to 25 and missed the advancement in the all of his championship hopes go away. search cars remain on the heed lap at the end of the ray, one of them kyle busch took sect but could not catch treu ax today. . >> i was in my own area co we missed the boat, we finished 22nd like we did last year. we're able to move on in the next

she told cbs los angeles that trump who owns the miss. u.s.a. pageants at the time would first meet the contestants while they were changing. >> our first introduction to him was when we were at the dress rehearsal, to have the owner come waltzing in when we're half the people who work for him telling us to fawn up to him and talk to him and get his attention. >> now, her claim comes as two women stepped forward claiming that trump was inappropriate with them. jessica lead says trump assaulted her during a flight three decades ago. 22-year-old rachel crook says when she met trump, he kissed her on the mouth. trump's allegations. >>> a 1-years-old boy died at the hospital after he drowned at his family's home. the house doesn't have a pool in the backyard so police are investigating to see what happened. no word if any criminal charges will be pending in this case. >>> prescott city council approves an ordinance for training and education at sober living group homes. a house manager must be awake at apply for a license within 60 days. >>> puppies

campaign that's been lacking for her. >> you mentioned the endorsements on the chicago tribune, but the u.s.ay took an unusual step. a lot of papers are taking the steps, making their case for on candidate or the other. do these endorsements matter considering how upside downid world the cycle seems to be? or are we saying my facebook feed says this, this should whaa i should do? >> the oneness of editorial rating? of course they do. everybody sits on the edge of their seat.ei i'm not sure people would say, well, i want to see what the arizona republic said, but when you get papers like that which in it's history never endorsed a democrat, the "dallas morning news," the last franklin roosevelt in 1940, the cincinnati inquirer woodrow wilson 1916, and i read it at the time, i think it has a cumulative effect.ff because the theme is not an embrace of hillary clinton in the democratic platform, it's a rejection -- i mean, it's goingi on the record in categorical terms that he's unacceptable as a presidential candidate. >> i would say signed columns have a big impact --mp (laughter) >> sreenivasa

-based pastry at the georgia u.s.a. his fact check.org is having democratic liberal leanings. in a statement, its president lands aid officials saying in part the raid as part of a partisan effort to rig the election by suppressing the rights of tens of thousands of africans americans to vote this november, an effort to deny 45,000 african-americans the right to vote. the probe is not racially motivated. >> we do not ask a question of resources to the other voter registration applications and we are not discriminating against others. >> to be safe, voter should register themselves. >> i would not use at this point in time a third-party to register to vote. most people are groups that are doing these voter registration drives are doing the right thing but it's too close to take a chance. >> it is nonpartisan and focuses on voter empowerment among other issues. this website is attacking mike pence on the state's investigation. still the indiana governor as well as donald chance running mate. >> the annual "forbes" list of

pentagon officials say at least 45 afghan troops undergoing military training like this in the u.s.a& have been reported absent without leave or "awol" since november 2014. ?possibly? to stay in the u.s. illegallya& ?some? of those missing underwent the u.s. elite ranger schoola& which raises some critical questions."is there a network? a sleeper cell developing here .. of people that we've trained in varied and sophisticated ways of using lethal force. are they going the current vetting process includes assurances that foreign troops being trained here are ?not? tied to extremists or militant groupsa&"some of them may have passed the vetting militant groups. >> some of them may have passed the vetting process but they may not have been part of the vetting process that indicate they were going to do everything to do here. >> pentagon sources of the 45 who went awol, 32 have been apprehended and have been arrested, jailed remaining 13 remain unknown. >> it concerns me that they came to the us for a purpose and left that purpose. that is unacceptable. >> experts say the u.s. is teaching

up next to you and defend her still today 'cause there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the u.s.am proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me i'll gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today but there is not any doubt i love this land god bless the u.s.a. ♪ [applause] mr. trump: thank you to the people of cleveland for hosting our great convention. thank you very much. this is such a great honor to be back. we had an awfully good time the last time. you remember, right? the thing called the republican national convention. and it was great. and i want to thank patrick park and ray park. they own this building. they do such a great job. it is incredible. they kept moving the walls out. could we make it bigger, bigger? we have some great crowds. i want to thank everybody special. ohio is a special place and cleveland is a special place and always will be to me. and i want to thank our future vice president mike pence and karen. what a job they have done. it is a great team. it is really a team. but t

it happened at the u.s.a. power lifting nationals. >> i'm sure he can do it again. >> he made it look >> 1,005-pounds. i wouldn't want to lift that twice. >> i would make sure all the officials need to be there to make sure it's a real record before i lift a finger. >> why not go for 1,007. set the bar high. let's take a quick check of what's happening outside with max defender 8. it's running a clean sweep right now. it's so nice out there. that's what we're seeing here with our new million watt this afternoon. i wouldn't be surprised to see a little bit of activity to pop up on the radar later today. looking beautiful right now. lots of sunshine. a few passing clouds. that's the view from the plantation on crystal river and 82 degrees. and the lake club. it's been looking nice all day long. 82 degrees. the forecast today is looking warm. 84 as we get to 1:00. we'll top off at 88. a slight chance of a shower at 10%. 83 zephyr hills. saint pete hanging on to 79 degrees. winds coming in out of the northeast aver

trump was close, the homicide rate in the u.s.a. has had the biggest increase in 44 years.ning us now from new york city joe sweeney detective who supports hillary clinton and from los angeles the sheriff of milwaukee county, wisconsin, david clarke. so, sheriff, why is the homicide rate jumping? >> well, for a number of reasons. i think recently it is this ferguson effect that was coined by heather mcdonnell, a researcher at the manhattan institute where police are engaging in less assertive policing that's best policing there is to identify perpetrators, people on unserious felony warrants. people armed selling illegal drugs. there is a direct connection between less assertive policing and increasing crime rates. murders up in 50 cities in america. i find it unfathomable that mrs. bill clinton running for president of the united states whistling past the graveyard in the bodies piling up. overwhelming majority of the people killed in these murders in great cities like baltimore, chicago, milwaukee, new york up as well are good law abiding black people. >> detective sceney

the u.s.a. is going through a transition. you're going to have brexit during that time period. that private assets, whether it's private equity, real estate infrastructure, have a better chance of making money, but it's still going to be an interesting challenge. there's nothing that's really cheap right now in the world, with the exception, i would say, of the emerging markets, and not every emerging market. it's not one big asset class. it's a whole bunch of individual markets. i think people really have to look at their portfolios. diversification is going to be critical in having a nice spread in the portfolio of equity, a little bit of debt, and if you can, alternative investments to generate returns. matt: that was chris ailman, the c.i.o. of calstrs. mark: still ahead -- british consumers starting to feel brexit's bite. we'll examine the latest employment data on the u.k. economy, take a look at stocks 30 minutes away from the end of the wednesday session. stocks are rising. it's significant, because theorizing for the second consecutive day. they haven't risen for two c

last year supported the u.s.a. freedom act, which ended the national security agency's bulk phone, metadata collection program. her opponent says the patriot act has provided law enforcement with tools to and that the u.s. must make sure it's keeping those tools current while protecting civil liberties. incumbent republican congressman opposes closing the guantanamo bay facility and voted for a bill in september to prohibit detainee transfers to the u.s. or any other country. in 2007 his democratic opponent, former congresswoman carolina shea porter, was among 144 house members who sent a letter to then president george district, incumbent democratic ku is ster supports the deal with iran calling it the best option we have to prevent a nuclear armed iran. her republican challenger, former state rep lawrence, called the iran nuclear deal another foreign policy blunder saying if elected he'll do everything possible to strip the deal of anything promised to iran and reverse it in the future. tom: you'll find this piece

hurricane matthew roaring up the southeast coast of the u.s.a. scott has been covering the story. where is it right now. >> about 60 miles east-northeast of jacksonville, florida. >> um-huh. >> the good news is it has stayed pretty much out to sea. the eye of the storm has not come on shore yet not looking so good for south carolina. governor nikki haley said the forecast for her state is getting worse you can see just in this graphic here, that radar map what happens in this storm were a clock between the 12 and 3:00 position that's where the worse of the winds are. and all that water, all that storm surge that's getting blown by the wind is getting pushed up against the coast. >> florida is -- florida didn't get whacked that badly. >> they didn't. >> anybody dead? >> there are four deaths already in florida. you know, again, tell people to take these things seriously somebody went outside to feed their animals in the middle of a storm and a tree fell on them. i don't know boy you feed your animals in a storm like this. couple asphyxiated running

arizona 20 years ago, went on to compete in the miss. u.s.a. pageant but afterwards, she began using drugs. >> it was abuse suffered at the hands of a friend's father and i going to stop at that point. it was too far gone. i had to. i had to keep using to stay ok. >> reporter: knowing she could lose her life, erin checked into rehab with help from her family. with age 34, she got life-changing news. >> they brought me into a room and said we're not going to beat around the bush. we got your test you're h.i.v. positive as a result of your addiction. >> reporter: sobriety has given her a new lease on life. >> it is messy and beautiful and human and it makes mistakes and it stumbles and gets back up again. reporter: this former beauty queen says people with h.i.v. has been stigmatized over the years. she is heavily involved with aids walk as a volunteer. she has worked as a facilitator erin has fallen in love and got married at the 2013 aids walk. >> we struggled to get pregnant and now we have a beautiful, healthy baby girl. >> reporter: she could

the search is on tonight for the suspects and the victim. >>> u.s.a.! trump supporter appears to chant what people at the rally felt were anti-semetic remarks. >>> i'm dorothy spencer in northeast washington where a woman died in this hit and the run crash on eastern aechlt aide ahead i'll tell you where police found the driver. >> announcer: news4 at 11 starts now. >>> we start tonight at the decision desk as donald trump tries to use the clinton e-mail scandal to his advantage. controversy. somebody at trump's rally in phoenix, arizona today directed what some consider anti-semetic remarks to reporters and also called them, quote, the enemy. nbc's chris palone has the latest details are the campaign trail. >> reporter: in colorado, donald trump reenergized. we're going to beat crooked hillary big. >> reporter: seizesing on the that might be relevant into the investigation into clinton's private e-mail scandal. >> this is the biggest political scandal since watergate. and it's everybody's deepest hope that justice, at last, can be properly delivered. >>

with all the resources we have in the u.s.a., growth should be far more than 2%. he immigration front after all these years people can still walk across the southern border, establish residency illegally in this country, and then have the government actually pay them entitlements. does that sound like a fair system to you? when kate's law was destroyed by the awful senator harry reid critical mass was reached. all that law would have done was require a mandatory federal prison sentence for a violent, illegal alien felon who defied deportation who came back after being kicked out. reid and other democrats in the senate killed it. >> the new mandatory minimum sentences the bill would rate could have a crippling financial effect. and that's an understatement with no evidence that they would actually deter future violations of law. this legislation would require about 20,000 new prison beds. 20,001 new prisons. cost over $3 billion. this is yet another attack on the immigrant community. >> so let me get this straight, reid. to punish violent illegal alien felons who cr

josh: the u.s.a. arriving in haiti to help areas devastated by hurricane matthew. ordered in the southern states. jean: why it took so many tries to stop this driver. josh: and at 6:00, donald trump's few controversy brings fire against new hampshire republicans while his campaign it's a great view from the top. just ask chris sununu. chris inherited a famous name where, over the years, chris cut jobs and cut employees' hours to avoid giving them health insurance. so it's no surprise chris opposes the minimum wage because he never had to work for anything. chris sununu has no business being governor. this advertisement has been paid for by put new hampshire first and has not been authorized by any candidate. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. priorities usa action is responsib

she exceeded back in the miss u.s.a. pageant in 2001 and is now speaking out. >> our first introduction to him was when we were at the dress rehearsal, half naked, dressing to have the owner come in when we are naked or half naked in a very physically vulnerable position, and then we have the pressure of people running things telling us to go fawn all over him, talk to him, get his attention. >> two other women are claiming that trump inappropriately touched them as well. the g.o.p. candidate spoke about these allegations at a rally in florida about two hours ago. >> the claims are preposterous, ludicrous, and defy truth, common even a simple investigation would have shown that these were nothing more than false smears. >> well, democratic candidate hillary clinton here, facing some criticism as well this afternoon after hacked e-mails from campaign insiders were released. those e-mails reportedly show, among other things, a discussion about the catholic faith that referred to the religion as a, quote, "middle ages >>> al

this is the u.s.a. >> we hope you stay tuned to those reports. constipated?t number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief >>> campaign 2016 segment tonight, poet candidates clinton and trump both running around doing events today. here is the sound. >> i have legally used tax laws to my benefit and to the benefit of my company. my investors and my employees. honestly i have brilliantly used those laws. >> in the debate he said it was smart to avoid paying taxes. yesterday his campaign was bragging it makes him genius. here's my question. what kind of genius loses a billion dollars in a single year? joining us now from boston mary anne marsh and here in new york city monica crowley. trump had a tough time last week. you would admit that, right? >> yes. >> and what do you think was the reason that he lost the momentum? was it the debate? was it something else? what was it? >> well, i t

next to you and defend her still today because there ain't no doubt i love this land, god bless the u.s.a♪ ♪ and i'm proud to be an american, where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died, who gave that right to me ♪ ♪ and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today, cause there ain't no doubt i love this place ♪ >> thank you, everybody. thank you. thank you very much. boy, this is a great group of people. thank you. what a great crowd. wow, look at this. in nine days we are going to win the state of colorado and we are going to win back the white house. we are. and i must tell you of your ballots, you've got to get your ballots in. who has sent their ballots in? now do you think those ballots are properly counted? do you think? so when you send them in, do you think they're properly counted? you can check on your ballot to make sure it's counted properly. i know they're all saying oh, of course everything is so legitimate, everything is so -- perhaps i'm a more skeptical person, okay? nobody's upset with that, right? i saw obama saying the foundation

u.s.a. all over the golfou minnesota. team u.s.a. defeating team europe for the first time in eighty years. the guy who clenched with it the winning point ryan moore who plays college golf here at unlv making his first ryder cup team. alma matter over the weekend. >> tom: beating them by a pretty good margin. we are passing above the 215 right now heading towards i15. had report of an accident there from a distance we're not seeing any flashlights. a couple of things to watch out for. have you this accident at 30th and stewart where a car went into the landscaping. they are going to take a not any real problem. as we take you to the west side of the valley there is a fender bender past rampart. on the side of the road so fender benders and let's check what is happening with jeff. >> jeff: we are looking at 15 northbound, just a disabled vehicle. freeways. 95 southbound currently 7 minutes. unchanged in one hour as long as we stay accident free. a remind tore join the waze team. give us updates with your commute. just do it in a safe w

every year that he was owning the pageant or into every pageant room, but i can only attest for what i witnessed. >> yeah. and again, there are reports that miss teen u.s.ae in 1997 with mr. trump coming into the changing room area when the contestants were not completely dress asked telling them something like, you know, not worry, that he has seen it all. and you are saying, you know, he sort of mentioned that in the howard stern interview. >> yeah. i mean, it's a shame if that happened, especially on the teen level, because as far as i know, the miss teen pageant i believe is from 13 to 17 or 18, to where you can compete. so that's a whole different little of coming in on vulnerable women or young girls. if that happened that's a real shame if that happened. >> what did you think when you heard, tasha, and saw the access hollywood tape of donald trump on the bus with billy bush? >> that tape really illuminated to me his lack of respect for women. you know? and i don't know that it's appropriate to say it's just locker room talk, especially when he's walked in on women changing. that's not professional. and to have, you know a pageant that you own and

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