if you are part of the twitterverse, you can take part using #twittertalk. note, we are going to have a good discussion about preparedness of the public health system, and i do not want you to think we are not aware there is another part of the system that we do not have time to cover, and that is preparedness of the health care system. part to playhave a and being able to respond to the kinds of disasters we are talking about. they have responsibility for other programs that are useful in this regard, and we hope to turn our attention to that at some point. terrific panel. then we will turn to your questions. we will start with the director of the american public health association, which represents public health professionals. he is a board specialist. with somebody familiar public health and its role in dealing with different types of disasters at many levels. we are happy to have you on our panel. you for having me today. i am going to start by pointing out our new reality. can you hear me now? i am going to start i talking reality, the fact we are clear

a mixed reaction on the web and the twitterverse. we want to know if you think he's a bad choice.top laughing, jen. who do you think should take the role of ben affleck? batman instead of affleck. tweet your answers with the #waytoobatty going off the rails at "way too early." there is, ryan braun, we'll talk about him next in sports. he finally makes an admission about his p.e.d. use and why he came clean. s speech that took the internet by storm but there's more to the story about the georgia tech speech and we can't wait to show it to you and a check on weather if we come back -- when we come back. see you in two minutes. >> pete rose, one of baseball's greatest players has been ejected from the game. for gaming. the commissioner ordered rose barred from baseball for life calling that action the sad end of a sorry episode. [ male announcer ] running out of steam? ♪ now you can give yourself a kick in the rear! v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from green tea plus fruits and veggies. need a little kick? ooh! could've had a v8. in the juice aisle. too small. too soft. too t

and miley cyrus got the twitterverse going showing plenty of skin.ends and got everybody twerking with "we can't stop." then after per that, she stripped down. an r-rated performance we can say. time for "new day." take it away chris and kate. >> thank you. see you in a bit. >> it's almost to top of the hour thachlt means it's time for your top news. >> it was astounding to see the power of what i witnessed earlier. >> national treasure on fire. thousands of acres inside yosemite national park destroyed by wildfire as crews work to stop it. we are live with the latest. >>> tensions rising. the u.s. says there's little doubt syria used chemical weapons. calls now for the u.s. to hit the ruling regime. will president obama act? >>> trump fires back. the donald is sued. one state claiming trump university is a scam. he joins us live this morning. >> your "new day" starts right now. >>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> wcome to "new day." it is 6:00 in the east. we have a lot coming up this morning. an

phil that has the twitterverse all up in a tizzy.a tweet followed by more than 1 million people, if a girl is drunk, is it okay to have sex with her? reply yes or no. #teensaccused. the tweet was quickly deleted. nothing is ever truly deleted on the internet. that let to a petition on change.org for dr. phil to talk about the reality of sexual assault in america. while he hasn't spoken publicly about the incident, the show did release a statement which reads in part, quote, this tweet was intended to evoke discussion into a very serious show topic. this was not a personal post and dr. phil deleted it the second he saw it. okay. so dr. phil personally deleted the weet and at the same time that statement suggests he wasn't personally the one who sent it out. but judging by the reactions, those details don't really seem to matter to most people out there. guys, this is not the first time we have seen someone with over a million followers tweet something out that has really caused a stir online. there are countless examples. i think of a

. >> reporter: power that may have been wielded in the twitterverse by miley cyrus.he seems to have aimed this tweet at father billy ray cyrus. "i'm giving you an hour to tell the trust," she declared, "or i'll tell it for you." >> then posted a photograph of him and another woman and basically threatened him online. you can see a weird tension in their relationship and her asking him to respond to her with the power of social media. >> reporter: she'd delete the tweet and perhaps contend that she'd been hacked. what evs. her parents have reconciled since, suggesting all isn't always unwell when kids of the famous take to social media and start making heirwaves. ♪ it's a party in the usa >>> is she the meanest mom in hollywood? new developments tonight, in the over the top feud between shirley maclean and her daughter. >> did she choosing with a movie star over you? >> she absolutely did. >> how would you like to have joan crawford for a mother? being better or worse? better! better! better! better! ok. and what are you better at? i'm better at telling jokes. ok. let

. >> anyway, it's a phenomenon like the twitterverse exploded when this was on tv, so much so this madet socially tweeted movies ever. >> it's awful. >> and august 2nd tomorrow as i heard in my ear because it sounds like it's far away. it's tomorrow. today's august 1st. >> it's going to only happen for one day. better run out and get this done if you want to see it. >> "sharknado." >>> let's get to this because i want you to hear this. kristin chenoweth was on "the tonight show." she admits she's obsessed with anthony weiner and his entire situation that's going on. let's call it that. so she rewrote a very popular song called "popular" just for him. take a listen. ♪ carlos danger is no more ♪ he's out the door ♪ and now for sure >> she rewrote her song "popular" which she made famous in the musical "wicked." it's about becoming popular. kristin chenoweth, by the way. >> carlos danger. what a voice. kristin chenoweth, by the way. a great voice. joo ♪ little sister don't you ♪ little sister don't you >>> sisters share a whole lot of things, secrets, classrooms, clothing. but two women in

beyonce going the halle berry route and sending the twitterverse into a frenzy.ted a bunch of pics on her instagram account. really short, but, come on. the debate in the hair and makeup room, is this a wig or is this a real cut? >> i think it's a real cut, what do you think? >> well, billy says there's a little something right here that makes it think it might be a wig. she has kim kimball who has an amazing hair stylist who makes great wigs. >> you can't say this about a lot of women. she can pull it off. >> i will not be showing up like that. >> come on. >> you could pull that off with your face, come on. >> chris -- >> he stays silent. he didn't say a thing that whole two minutes. >> he knows that is a no-win. >> a man without a tongue to say about beyonce's new hair cut. >>> anyway, coming up on "new day" they are in the money. three winning tickets were sold for last night s big jackpot. they were sold and we're happy for people. we'll tell you how much we know. >>> the police search for a missing teenager and her brother. police investigating reports that

> in a brawl in the game between the washington nationals and atlanta braves spilling into the twitterverseed when teheran, the pitcher, hit bryce harper with a pitch after harper had homered off him in a previous at-bat. the benches cleared but no d punches were thrown. harper accused of a clown move. which part? giving up the homerun or drilling the 20-year-old on the first pitch his next time up. instead of doing it on the field which is setting a bad example they took it to the twitter verse. twittersphere. >> the wild west of unprovoked attacks. >> ooh. >> if you have checked our twitter accounts. >> it's a new era. instead of bench clearing brawls you have a war of words. >> it would be better to just play the game. take what you can get. don't forget the powerball. i'm waiting for your fiver. kate and i are in. >> i think phil hit the road already. >> go buy some doughnuts. >> he's got $25. i already won the lottery. >> bring us the five. >> as soon as i win, i'll get you the five bucks. >> there is an order of operation here. what's the latest in weather? >> this video drives me nut

. >> reporter: in this case, especially in the twitterverse think the affleck casting comes straightffleck bring the depth to batman that he brought to "dare devil" and "gigli." who will be the villain? cnn, los angeles. >> all right. >> will you watch it? >> yeah. >> oh, absolutely. >> let's forget about the twitter hate. that's just becoming the culture online, sad to say. what do you think? is this a strong choice? do you think it's controversial. >> i don't think it's controversial at all. >> i agree. >> probably have the same complaints when vil kilmer was cast. >> in terms of acting what is demanded of a role, is there so much demanded from a batman role? >> you have to nail the voice, the darkness. >> and he's happy that he's got the tights on because that is no joke. >> that's the thing. you have to bring your a-game. that guy is not unattractive. >> i can only do it for a second and a half and then i lose my voice. >> if i was a superhero, i would be mediocre man. >> on that note -- >> we'll be right back. right now, 7 years of music is being streamed. a quarter million twee

let's head back out to the twitterverse --where is the discussion about monetarily supporting primaryeducation as a necessary step in educating america on race? on thisnk all of us stage believe it is a given that that is what we have to do. we are going through another wave where people are recognizing early education. we have been through several waves and never seem to carry it through. this time is our opportunity to make sure not only the federal government but the states look at the responsibility to young children. if you we all know that have got a good solid preschool education, you're less likely to drop out of high school. you're less likely to end up in prison. and you are much more likely to earn more money than those kids who did not go to preschool. so it is a given. and we do have a crisis right now. i mean, black and latino and latino children are more likely to be in public schools that are being closed. as we see this fiscal crisis playing out in cities across the country, our children are on the short end of that state. i think we have to recognize that this is par

. >> let's head back to the twitterverse.is the discussion monetarily supporting primary education as a necessary step in educating america on race. >> perhaps you didn't hear the discussion because i think all of us believe it is a given that that is what we have to do. way andoing to another never seemed to carry it through. this time is our opportunity to make sure that not only the federal government but also the state accepts responsibility to young children because we all know the research that talks about the fact that if you have got a good, solid preschool education you're less likely to drop out of high school. you're less likely to end up in less likely turn more money than this gives you an with two preschool. >> we do have a crisis right now. black and latino children are more likely to be in school then and to be an closed. we see the fiscal crisis thing out in cities across our country where our children are on the short end of that stick. we have to recognize that this is part and parcel of the tip -- of the m

the tweet has the twitterverse in a tail spin.cklash. >> i mean, are you a slow learner? >> no, no, no, no. >> reporter: from the couch to the hot seat. the tweet sent from dr. phil's account tuesday night read, quote, if a girl is drunk, is it okay to have sex with her? reply yes or no to @drphil #teensaccused. although the tweet was deleted shortly after it was posted. >> the tweet sounded like it was an advertise am. it came across completely wrong, completely dry and completely offensive. >> reporter: while its phrasing has angered many, even sparking a petition on change.org, others have come to his defense. >> it is a serious issue. for them to raise it as a subject on their show, i don't see what the problem is. it should be discussed. >> reporter: dr. phil is hardly the first celebrity to face backlash over a questionably worded tweet. from ashton kutcher to designer kenneth cole making light of egypt's arab spring. and while he hasn't spoken publicly about the incident, dr. phil's show released a lengthy statement wednesd

let's head back out to the twitterverse --where is the discussion about monetarily supporting primaryducation as a necessary step in educating america on race? >> i think all of us on this stage believe it is a given that that is what we have to do. we are going through another wave where people are recognizing early education. we have been through several waves and never seem to carry it through. this time is our opportunity to make sure not only the federal government but the states look at the responsibility to young children. because we all know that if you have got a good solid preschool education, you're less likely to drop out of high school. you're less likely to end up in prison. and you are much more likely to earn more money than those kids who did not go to preschool. so it is a given. and we do have a crisis right now. >> i mean, black and latino and latino children are more likely to be in public schools that are being closed. as we see this fiscal crisis playing out in cities across the country, our children are on the short end of that state. i think we have to recogni

if you're part of the twitterverse, you can take part using the hashtag @peppertalk i believe this.it is on the title slide you see on the screen. one last note, going to have a very good discussion about the preparedness of the public health system, and they don't want you to think that we are not aware that there is another part of the responsive system that we don't have time to cover with any detail today. and that is, the preparedness of the health care system your hospitals, nursing homes, other entities, all have a part to play in being able to respond to the kind of disasters that we will be talking about. there's an assistant secretary for preparedness that has responsibility for other programs that are useful in this regard. and we hope to turn our attention to that at some future point. so let us get to the program. we have a terrific panel lined up for you. and then we'l we will turn to yr questions, and we're going to start with dr. georges benjamin dickies executive director of the american public health association which represents our country's public health professi