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Cell phone rules at the dinner table. here to get to the bottom is our panel. nice to see all of you this morning. >> good morning. >> i would be remiss if i i didnt start with you. 25-year-old amanda was forced to give up her title as miss delaware she turned too old after the cutoff point for when you could become too old. what do you make of. >> this there are clear eligibility rules in every contract that a girl competes at the local state or national level signs there are certain eligibilit...

>> okay. so lets look at the pros and cons. some are saying the fact that lawmakers got together in the first place is a good sign. on the flipside, how worried should those who rely on food stamps be? >> its very hard to figure out. the one bright side of this i go esif youre a food stamp recipient is that if congress is deadlocked, that means essentially the food stamp prap carries on as it is. with the automatic cuts that just went into effect on friday. but you know, in this case, its not as...

That is the important thing. hes charming, but you also want to see that he can be disciplined. we lost, we republicans lost a lot of good potential candidates in seats because a number of our candidates last year were not disciplined on the stump. so, you know, were going to be watching him closely. hes a great, great guy. just want to see him narrow his focus. >> we were excited before and now im even more excited. thank you so much. september 16th "crossfire" returns. coming up, challenging...

The power of the "name your price" tool. only from progressive. >> shepard: a former united states marine who spent five years serving our country may have to spend the next five months sitting on the sidelines during the college football season. and is he not happy. he wants to play at middle tennessee state university but the ncaa tells him he have to sit out for the season. it turns out some recreational games he played during his time in the military may violate eligibility rules coinciding ...

Of life and i will always err on the side of life as a governor and president of the united states. >> brett: i have another question for you, texas has the most uninsured residents of any state in the country, 25%. in the last debate you blamed it on restrictions imposed by the federal government, but we checked about that, sir. in fact, the feds treat texas like they do all the other big states. on its own, texas has imposed some of the toughest eligibility rules for medicaid. in fact you rank...

Of life and i will always err on the side of life as a governor and president of the united states. >> brett: i have another question for you, texas has the most uninsured residents of any state in the country, 25%. in the last debate you blamed it on restrictions imposed by the federal government, but we checked about that, sir. in fact, the feds treat texas like they do all the other big states. on its own, texas has imposed some of the toughest eligibility rules for medicaid. in fact you rank...

Last fall. martha: all right. lets take a look at tahrir square, where we are looking at the latest scenes as people are filing into that square, which has been the scene of the thousands of protestors who have been pushing for change, as they get there today to continue this mission. now, whats going on in egypt right now is that the embattled president, hosni mubarek, is setting up a committee to discuss and recommend constitutional changes and those kind of reforms are some of the things thes...

Trump perform manual labor? oprah. she got him working in his own hotel. youll see the man of the people. nice gloves. youll see him at work a little later. first, lets get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. at 30 rock in new york city. egypts embattled president hosni mubarak has set up a committee now to discuss and recommend stugal changes that will relax eligibility rules for who can run for president and also limit the number of presidential terms. vice president omar suleiman says mubarak w...

Megyn: and the high court did not side with the administration on that exactly, tom. explain. >> right. so heres the deal. in the affordable care act congress gave a bunch of money to the states, but with serious strings and said if you dont do what we want in expanding medicaid and follow all of our eligibility rules not only will we not give you this money, but well take all of your money away under medicaid which would be just devastating for the states. and the states said, look, this is rid...