they would be a huge amount of devastation at the usa does not take pa rt devastation at the usa doesp us economic adviser said he has come to learn and his views are evolving, having previously said climate change was a hoax. how encouraging is that? we will have to put that against comments quoted by angela merkel quartered and several news agencies who said she is very disappointed by what she has heard. we will have to wait for president trump announces final decision but hearing angela merkel say that shows the frustration of what they heard at the summit from president trump. james, thank you very much. president trump's son—in—law and senior advisorjared kushner discussed opening a secret communications channel with the kremlin, according to media reports. the fbi is investigating mr kushner as part of a wider probe of alleged russian interference in the us election campaign, as our correspondent david willis reports. according to these later sports, jared kushner, one of mr trump's closest advisers and son discussed opening a secret communication channel between the trump team

that was the winner of the miss usa pageant, kara mccullough.eu intolerably liberal left. she voiced her opinion and made those comments during the competition last night. here with reaction, former miss usa contestant, former miss california 2009, carrie prejean.nd you probably identify with what this poor woman is now going through. >> yes, sean.it it's so good to be with you. i definitely can relate and it's so refreshing. i had a big smile on my face last night watching the miss usa pageant with my 6-year-old daughter, reminiscing about almost 10 years ago at my experience. just a smile and feel so much hope for our future and our future generations that finally we as women, not only was a big night for kara, but it was a big night for women in general and americans that freedom of speech still exists in this country and you shouldn't be punished for it.sk you can still, in fact, win miss usa.. >> sean: they are asking questions, i would think you don't want robots.t you don't want groupthink. if you want honest, truthful answers. you give a

being crowned miss usa last night. from mixing politics and pageantry in a way she answered a question during the show. take a listen. >> do you think affordable health care for all u.s. citizens is a right or a privilege and why? >> i'm definitely going to say it's a privilege. as a government employee, i am granted health care, and i see firsthand that for one to have health care, you need to have jobs. so, therefore, we need to continue to cultivate this environment that we're given the opportunity to have health care as well as jobs so all the american citizens worldwide. >> she was giving her view and critics on social media were quick to take issue with her opinions. i want to point out, because i've already seen it on twitter, people are saying don't forget to tell everyone the president owns miss usa. he doesn't. miss usa is owned by miss universe and the president sold his stake in that company already. but for more on this, i want to bring in madison, a columnist for the "washington times" who competed in mis

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>> to be miss usa.you would think there would be calls from the left not only as katie said to take aware letter ability to be black, take the crown from her. somehow dismantle her, say you're no longer qualified to be miss usa. but what a story she as, as you say, katie. an amazing achievement this lady, this young woman is representing the united states with such a remarkable story, it shouldn't be a big surprise. it is interesting to see the left take couple minutes away to try to stop president trump and try to stop miss usa. another shiny object. lou: let's get them back on point then. the dems, schumer crying chuck, saying he is going, the dems are going to stop the fbi director if they don't get their way. irrespective of national security, irrespective of the national interests. katie, schumer has lost his mind, hasn't he? >> that is the only thing he can do. he has no real power right now in the senate. all he can do is kick and scream. i find it funny they won't consider anyone from the fbi un

the usa left the agreement.ected this to be the warmest and most harmonious meeting of the g-7 but and most harmonious meeting of the g—7 but the reach some agreement on things that the? the final communique had more than a0 points, a lot of the language was very vague, the commitment to free trade. there was a very few specifics or are very few practical steps that might be taken that we are aware of. they repeated their condemnation of russia's actions in ukraine. it was those actions that led to russia to be kicked out of the g8. police say they have and that most of the group linked to salman abedi, the suicide bomber struck on monday. they made further arrests on saturday and said they now have a greater understand how the bomb was made. we can show you cctv when they arrived this morning, they bashed the door and went into search what was inside. they brought out two men who were taken away in handcuffs and put ina who were taken away in handcuffs and put in a police van and presumably taken for questionin

[applause] >> usa, usa, usa, usa. i've got to get the lipstick off. [laughter] thank you, honey.hank you both. that is great. i'm trying to figure out who is in that helicopter that is coming in. it may be prime minister abe. it may be just in from canada. from -- it may be justin canada. america is very blessed with a lot of great diplomats. i have to say this as she walks , i don't think the united states could possibly have a better emissary that are magnificent and wonderful person, or first lady melania. thank you. [applause] haveountries of the world a large number of disagreements, but they all agree with me on that one. that i can tell you. everywhere we go, is the same old story. great job. we've been gone now for a long time. everywhere i go, we have been gone for close to nine days. this will be nine days. i think we hit a home run no matter where we are. we are thrilled to be here right now, and we are getting on that very big plane at to washington in the united states. but to be with you at our great naval air station is wonderful. i can think of no better way to co

steve: get more information by logging onto families usa. this is a tweet from sigmund freud who says "basic health services should not be denied. health care beyond that is a responsibility." .r. isasi: it is a point what is in federal law is that uses federall that funds, they have to screen you and make sure you are not in emergency condition and they theyto stabilize you but don't have to actually treat you and ensure that you are 100% better. tweet is true, but remember that every time we don't insure there is coverage available to all we create an anonymous amount of financial instability for that family who is worrying when the health issue arises. in addition, we are at a cost to the system and spending twice as much on health care. we don't have a universal, rational way to make sure people get preventative services, and we don't have to wait until then if they haven't. so we pay a lot of money because we are not providing that universal system. steve: and this point that has come up with previous colors as well, "an abscess tooth c

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has been crowned miss usa.he show as usual was the q&a portion was the finalists were asked a bunch of questions including whether they consider themselves to be feminists. this is just before they were told to go backstage and put on their bikinis for the men to judge. [ laughter ] but not everyone can answer. you know, everybody likes to make fun of the answers the miss usa contestants give. but i wonder how any person would do if they were put on the spot like that with a camera in their face. so this afternoon we put some pedestrians to the test. we went out on the street and asked them the very same questions that they asked miss usa last night. and here is how they did. >> do you think affordable health care for all u.s. citizens is a right or a privilege, and why? >> i believe it's a privilege because not everyone -- our constitution wasn't based on the rights of health care. it was just a -- something that's given to people who are able to afford it, i guess. >> what do you consider feminism to be and d

. >>> and first on "gma," the newly crowned miss usa here live. the nuclear scientist breaking her silence about that firestorm over what she said on the pageant stage about health care and feminism. what she wants america to know this morning. >>> good morning, america. a very busy tuesday morning. so much fallout from that report that president trump revealed highly classified information to the russian ambassador and minister during that meeting last week. >> what's at stake, this is information about the fight against isis that is so sensitive that the u.s. doesn't even share it with our allies. it could jeopardize the source of the secret if true, it could be the most significant and dangerous mistake of the trump presidency. >> our team is standing by covering every angle. >> we begin at the white house with our senior correspondent cecilia vega who was there for all the fallout. all through the night. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: a long night, indeed, george. the president as you know is legally allowed to declassify information. the

with all due respect to miss usa.nuclear chemist and seemingly is an intelligent young woman. melissa: right. >> but i don't care about what b bono, from u 2. has to say about politics, warren beatty has to say about politics, madonna has to say about politics. viewers of this show sitting at home know more than realities of health care than anybody else on tv espousing bit. for me i wish focus on issues and not get all crazy what pseudocelebrities but celebrities are saying. melissa: noelle, she was asked the question she was supposed to answer, that was part of i'm not totally familiar with pageants. that is one of the things she has to do. maybe it is cool thing to be expense the grain and maybe donald trump is the surprise and this is a new trend. >> melissa, this would be great if a political pundit ran for miss usa, because what pundits can do, take a question and instead of feeling like they're on the spot to pick a word or pick a choice, they can change the narrative and i really wish you know, she had been ab

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this is a new report just out from "usa today."ysterious rash of russian deaths casts suspicion on vladimir putin. this list goes back to the beginning of 2014. it's the last three years-plus. the risk of being on the wrong side of vladimir putin is not a new risk that we have just become aware of in this country. for example, vladimir karamurza on this show on friday night was first poisoned in russia in 2015 but what is different now for us americans, what is different now about this trail of dead russians, as one senate intelligence committee witness recently put it is now vladimir putin's government is accused by u.s. intelligence agencies of attacking our election last year to hurt hillary clinton's chances and to swing the election to donald trump, and now an open counterintelligence investigation at the fbi as to whether the trump campaign cooperated in that russian attack. now, because of that, now putin's trail of dead russians isn't just a story about him and his governance. it's a backdrop to what we're trying to learn a

live from las vegas miss usa d.c.'day grammy award lisa fischer is here to bring bring down the house and help ease the pain from the rain. >> here we go. in three, two, one, good day at 10a starts right now. ♪ >> aww. >> blow a kiss to the mom police out that right now. >> yes. >> we love you. >> all moms. >> that's right. >> big show today. >> big plans for the weekend happy mother's day to you both. >> i just made my plans. >> my plan is to have no plan. >> well they need -- >> relax and be pampered. i lead to let go of some control. >> you do. >> i'll get some cards or something. i always do. >> you'll debt something. >> did you say cards or cars? >> cards. >> start small. i got it. >> i did say cars. >> okay. >> all right. >> just you know what, a kiss from the girls. >> there you go. >> i'll go with that. >> you feel the love. >> we want to pictures. we've been able to share many people's photos with their moms. just like maureen umeh. mommy the greatest of all time. >> yes. >> that's right. rock the wig. >> can

. >> usa! usa! usa! usa! >> the news came out of nowhere, no one in this country was expecting it just as no one inside the bin laden compound was expecting u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s to arrive by helicopter. one image from that night has come to symbolize the mission, the photograph taken at the height of the raid, by veteran white house photographer pete souza. >> there it is. there you are. >> here i am sitting right here. >> that's an intense look on your face, and everyone is intently watching that screen. >> this is, if i'm not mistaken, pete this picture was taken right as the helicopter was having some problems. but you may not remember. >> i can't say for sure. >> that's what it feels like because i remember hillary putting her hand over her mouth at that point. >> when you look at it -- >> yeah. >> what does it conjure up inside you? >> well, that's the way i usually look when my husband drags me to an action movie. it was just an extraordinary experience and a great privilege to be part of. >> when you se

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"usa today" is what happens when the coupon section take over the newspaper. is this an article about global warning or 50 cents off tide? either way the pictures are so retty. tonight is about suspending the first amendment and the free press and i'm truly honored to be here even though all of ollywood pulled out. for the record the whca is a group of journalists who cover the white house. they are not king joffrey's goons who i'm so glad you guys are all here tonight to honor a great american tradition, we all know this administration loves to leave history faster than anthony weiner. so thank you for being here. listen, i get it. i get it. we got to address the elephant that's not in the room. the leader of our country is not here. and that's because he lives in moscow. it's a very long flight. it would be hard for him to make it. he can't just make it on a saturday. it's a saturday. as for the other guy, i think he's in pennsylvania because he can't take a joke. now, for the nine people watching on c-span, there also was another elephant in the room ut don

already stairing up controversy. >>> miss usa 2017 is columbia! >> she's a scientist working for the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission. during the q&a portion, she was asked if she thinks affordable health care for u.s. citizens is a right or privilege. she said it is a privilege because to have health care, you have to have jobs. it was a confusing what she meant by that. >> yeah. she said she does not consider herself a feminist. she prefers the world equalist. now, people on social media say miss new jersey should have won declaring herself a feminist and defines it to mean someone who strives for equality. >> okay. leaving that alone. happening now, the annual amgen bike race. >> the challenge cyclists face along the route today and when you might see them rolling through where you live. >> a live look at pier 15, get ready for a ride this week. ups and downs in temperature, and mike leads us through it when we return. >>> some areas could warm 30 degrees over the next few days. first, bottoming out with a chance of rain tomorrow. hard to bel

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"miss district of columbia" was named the winner of the miss usa pageant. this year's winner, kara mccullough, mccullough was born in naples, italy, but she was raised in virginia beach. she will go on to compete in the miss universe pageant. coming up. thats gotta hurt. nationals fan get quite a scare after an ace pitcher goes down in pain. an update on max scherzer, coming up. return midweek today: mostly sunny. breezy & seasonable. highs: 72-76 winds: nw 10-15 g 25+ tonight: mainly clear. comfortably cool. lows: 48-54 winds: nw 5 mph tuesday: partly cloudy. warmer. highs: 79-82 winds: sw 5 mph an historic synagogue- goes up in flames. latest on the blaze that ripped through a new york i will never wash my hair again. i will never never wash my hair again now, i fuel it new pantene. the first shampoo with active pro-v nutrient blends that puts in what others just strip out. fueling 100% stronger hair. don't just wash your hair fuel it because strong is beautiful. police responding to a house fire, with children trapped inside. officers risking their lives

>> just days after miss usa made her comments on health care, d.c.'ra mccullough is still the talk around town. during the pageant, she said health care is a privilege, not a right. and that ignited a fire storm of criticism on social media. she has clarified the remarks to say, she's privileged to have health care, and it should be a right. instead of celebrating a local woman's big win, critics are calling mccullough out of touch with some of the people she represents. >> absolutely. it's interesting to follow this story. because they were very excited to see another win for the district. a woman who is extremely accomplished. and a lot of people were feeling good about that, but when they started to analyze some of the things she said about health care being a privilege, a lot of folks thought she was out of touch. especially since she is representing people here in the district. a lot of folks were telling me, it's interesting to hear those comments from a person who said they're a government employee, knowing that health care is paid by them, the

[cheering] usa, usa]usa, president trump: i have to get the lipstick off. thank you, honey.hank you both. that is great. i am tried to figure out who is in the helicopter coming in. it may be prime minister abe. it may be just in from canada. great people. we made a lot of great friends this week. they are good people. america is very blessed with a lot of great diplomats, and i have to say this as she just walks over here, but i do not think the united states could possibly have a better emissary that our magnificent and wonderful person, or first lady, melania. thank you. thank you. [applause] president trump: the countries of the world have a large number of disagreements, but they all agree with me on that one. that i can tell you. everywhere we go, it is the same old story. great job. we have been gone now a long time. everywhere i go, we have been gone for close to nine days, this will be nine days, and i think we had a home run no matter where we are. we are thrilled to be here right now. we are getting on a very big plane. we are heading back to washington and the un

unitedhealthcare ♪ >>> time for "the pulse" and we start with the new mission usa.5-year-old kara mccullough of the district of columbia. >> she is the second straight miss d.c. to win the pageant. she is a scientist at the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission. >> but her reign starts with some controversy. so during her q&a she called health care a privilege instead of a right. that sparked strong online reactions both in support of her statement and against it. she was also asked whether she's a feminist. she said she doesn't like the term and she's for equal treatment of all people. that also is earning her some support and some critics this morning. >> those q&as can be tricky. >> yes, y'r there. >> you are. 30 seconds, answer, give me world peace. >> i want to know how you've never run into her. you went to college in the same town and now you live in the same city. >> we do. maybe i will ahe see her soon. in her duties as miss usa. >> there you go. >>> next to a couple now engaged and the role a special necklace played in their lives. a guy named terry made it f

but there's the beginning of a dominant run for miss usa. in row. >> the dynasty. the new miss usa getting noticed but not just for her win and her great looks and her smarts but her politics as well. her controversial comments about health care and feminism when we come back. ♪ ♪♪ >> here's what's coming up on good day today. ryan kerrigan will join us. he has a big tournament today. >> at least training camp. >> also actor dimitri martin will be here, and how do look your bet after the gym a beauty expert shares some gym bag beauty searches all coming up on good day in 45 minutes. stay with us. back after this. after this. ♪ ♪ with the laughing cow's nine flavorful varieties of creamy cheese, there's no end to what you can discover. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. >> 8:14 right now. rough morning the commute is terrible this morning. >> it is terrible. >> we need some help, tuck. >> from weather perspective things couldn't be nicer. >> and. >> it's time for cuteness our favorite time of the day. fox5 cuteness of the day. >> aww. >> fo

>> the district of columbia won back to back miss usa titles.he is a scientist working for the u.s. regulatory commission, and she was asked if she thinks affordable health care for u.s. citizens is a right or privilege and she said it's a privilege because people need to have jobs in order to have health care. she said she wants to inspire children to have careers in stem, and she will go on to compete in the miss universe contest, and she wants it to be about equal rights and representation instead and not feminism. >> interesting parallel, you have to have a job to have insurance? health insurance. interesting. >> i am trying to figure out why she meant -- >> the questions are hard when the timer is ticking down, and a lot of things come out. >> everybody is getting warmer this weekend, but not for today. here's a look at live doppler 7. you can see the winds, i have overlayed them. and they will be around 20 to 25 later this afternoon. look at the flag at the golden gate bridge, barely moving right now, 3 to 5 miles per hour. becoming breezy

. >> la gente que va a su tractor, usas los servicios en -- va a su doctor, usa los servicios en este, pero en este momento su cobertura estÁ muy bien, esta protegida. marÍa: el presidente trump tambiÉn dio otro paso de histÓrico al firmar una orden ejecutiva que da vÍa libre al proselitismo desde el pÚlpito. jaime pelufo, nos acompaÑa con los detalles. jaime: esta orden ejecutiva del presidente fue aplaudida por algunos, pero tachada de peligrosa por otros. el presidente trump, firmÓ la orden ejecutiva que abre la puerta al proselitismo en las iglesias. la acciÓn es aplaudida por una cooperaciÓn cristianas... >> este candidato tiene cualidades que son meras para nosotros. antes no podÍamos hablar de la palabra de dios. jaime: la diÓcesis de san josÉ, dicen que aÚn con la orden, no va a cambiar nada. >> nosotros hemos tenido la oportunidad de abogar en asuntos como la justicia social, etc. yo creo que en esta diÓcesis vamos a seguir en este camino y no apoyamos a los candidatos ni a los partidos polÍticos. quebrar la separaciÓn entre estado y religiÓn, ha sido esencial. -- >> la separ

made to confront trump as usa leaks crucial bombing evidence. so we're seeing that potentially theresa may herself will bring this up with the cruz president because this is causing quite a problem. >> it is a problem. it shouldn't happen. we actually have a thing where you actually ask the country whether you can share it. >> what impact could it have on the investigation, the fact we're now all seeing quite detailed pictures of the aftermath of the bombing, the detonator, the bombing pack, the backpack the bomb was carried it. >> they could have been putting together on operation to storm various buildings and everything else. once the individuals knew -- the police knew the perpetrator of this act, then of course it pushes them into further action quicker than they wanted to. that was the first thing. now, you're looking at detailed bombing. what it means is that, again, those people who may wish to take some other action still or the nexus, if you will, of the operation know exactly where the police are in terms of intelligence. >> so they c

said that the trumpet initiation will leave their suppression in minority communities reporting from usa today noting this new commission will document reports on voter suppression tactics and make recommendations for strengthening access to the full access for all americans according to the statement provided to usa today. is this effort that you think the democratic national committee should be launching? is this something that should be bipartisan? >> indeed. the right to vote is not a partisan issue and this is an issue that all americans should be focused on. >> with the dnc launching it make it more of a partisan issue? >> my hope is we will see bipartisan support at the end of the day for this important project the dnc has lost. we need a focus at the national level on the problem of voter suppression and we need to make sure that we keep congress focused on restoring the voting rights in the wake of the 2013 supreme court decision in shelby county alabama versus holder holder which set the core provision of the voting rights act and opened the door for some of the voter depressio

sticking with canada, mexico and the usa.ost the 2026 world cup. that's something we learnt from fifa's congress in bahrain today. but big changes are on the cards when it comes to sponsorship of the tournament, with the cash increasingly coming from china and the middle east. last year fifa managed to make a loss of $369m. a significant reason why was the cost of the corruption scandal that has been engulfing it. bear in mind the world cup is the most profitable sporting event in the world. if you look where the new money is coming from, it is coming from china and the middle east. in the short term, i think big, global, and the middle east. in the short term, ithink big, global, western european brands web based in western european brands web based in western europe and the us will be fearful about their image. i think we will wait until the world cup 2026 is revealed. i think they are fast tracking that. once that goes out, if it goes back into the us, canada and mexico is a joint bid, i think that will have an effect. i t

day that brought one win and one loss the british team were beaten by defending champions oracle team usasunday's results leave britain second in the standings, level on three points with third—placed new zealand and two points behind the usa team. sweden are fourth on two points, with france and japan both on one. japanese driver takuma sato has won the 101st running of the indianapolis 500 in a race that saw two time formula one champion fernando alonso drop out with 21 laps remaining due to engine failure. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye this is the shape of things to come rather than what we saw for many during the course of sunday, which was a decent and update the many and weather watchers were out in force, but it did cloud up across southern parts through the afternoon and into the evening. that came as we began to see the first signs of very humid air piling its way out of the channel and into the southern parts of the british isles and then later in the day the

the usa continues to review its policy and donald trump himself is tweeted, saying he will reveal his decide either to withdraw from the paris climate change agreement or reduce its commitments, other countries may be tempted to follow, putting the worthwhile nature of the paris climate change deal in question. radio 1's big weekend has held a minute's silence at the event to remember victims of the manchester bombing. the two—day festival kicked—off with an increased police presence following the atrocity at manchester arena. our correspondent, noel phillips, has been backstage. this is the view from the main stage and we managed to get backstage here on the main stage to show you the thousands of people who have come out for radio one's big weekend. we think around 25,000 people are in the crowds today. they have come out amid concerns about safety. the act —— there were concerns perhaps whether radio one should go ahead with the festival. the organiser told me earlier today why it was important for the event to go ahead and also he explained that a lot of meetings were held with se

if we look at the usa so far, to be honest, we haven't seen usa so far, to be honest, we haven't seent from trump in terms of infrastructure and spending, more and more importantly in terms of his corporate tax cuts. we know interest rates are on the up. but closer to home, how worrying are china's economic problems? we saw credit ratings downgraded by moody ‘s. will it filtered through to the rest of asia? in the last few yea rs, to the rest of asia? in the last few years , we to the rest of asia? in the last few yea rs, we have to the rest of asia? in the last few years, we have seen to the rest of asia? in the last few years, we have seen correction in the first half of 2015 and 2016 was driven by chinese concern. afterwards, we haven't really heard anything from china. from a market perspective i would say it is a positive sign but if you look at the depth of gdp numbers in china at 260%, relatively high, we should not forget that most of those debts are held by domestic investors, hence the volatility we see in other markets and not so evident, like in china. the downgrade may be

miss usa. >> unfair question, though.right on health care. >> you can ask somebody their favorite color. >> exactly, right. >> if they're a tree what kind of tree would they be? >> you can ask hard questions but that's a setup. >> olivia, thank you. dan, thank you for weighing in. >> i wasn't asked to but nevertheless. >> that never stops you. >> yeah. >> he's going to be a judge one day. i can see you in one of these pageants. >>> coming up superstar surprise. our friend jason derulo kicking off our week of pop enough surprises, giant music acts where you'd least expect them. where is he? ooh. ooh. when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. do not use i

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. >> this weekend, he's headed to vegas for a wild west festival, and he's also going to the miss usaageant on sunday. we'll check in with kevin and his big "baywatch" exclusive. >> you need to get your slow running game on, like kelly rohrbach. you guys changed the game a little bit. it was neoprene, wasn't it? >> yes, it sucks you right in. >> and bathiining suits, a part the miss usa contest. >> everyone is getting beauty and glam. what is a beauty secret you swear by? >> preparation "h" under the eyes. it really tightens it up. >> backstage, girls doing prayer circles and selfies. but the secret is, butt glue. kind of like stray-on double stick tape. and another secret, wear vaseline on your teeth. what else do you do? >> meditate. that's the energy you send out to people. and drink a half a gallon to a gallon of water a day. >> julianne hough is back. what is the message she wants to send? >> it's about owning who you are as a woman. >> and good luck to you, you're filling some pretty iconic shoes as c.j. you can answer in a minute. >> teasing. why didn't you say so? more when we

they were beaten by 39 seconds by the oracle team usa.ning. hamilton more race this evening. have retained their place hamilton have retained their place in the scottish premiership after beating dundee united 1—0 in the second leg of the play—offs. with the thai goalless after the first leg greg docherty scored the winner just after the hour mark. blackpool have been promoted to league one after beating exeter 2—1 in the play off final at wembley. that's despite only selling around 6 thousand tickets for the match, with many of their fans deciding to stay away in protest at the running of the club. the sides were i—all at the break, but the winning goal came in the second half from mark cullen. so after back—to—back relegations, finally something for blackpool fans to celebrate. england have beaten the barbarians 28—14 at twickenham in their last match before next month's tour to argentina. with much of eddie jones' side elsewhere including some on lions duty, the starting line up featured seven debutants including nathan earle, who was

has got two miss usa's under our belt. the newest miss d.c.dence of things is daughter of one of our staffers here. so do you have any advice for ryan richardson as she takes on the crown as miss d.c. hoping i'm sure to become the next miss utsa? >> that girl is so fabulous. i wish i can give more words but honestly she embodies such a dynamic individual. she is such a boss when she's on stage, she demands the audience and i know without a doubt when she takes, upping, the crown and takes over as miss d.c. usa she'll impact so many people. i'm this opportunity for her. i love her and i want to know she's the best one for the crown i'm thankful i was there with her standing hand in hand because she's such an amazing would many. >> we're hoping the threepeat. miss usa pageant with ryan. kyra you have been such a delight. we wish you the best of luck in your tenure as miss usa and please come home to the loft any time. you're always welcome here. got a seat for you. >> thank you. thank you. i love d.c. thank you all for the support. just an maze