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have other people, actually, and they don't like the idea because it's unfair. it's unfair to the viewers. i don't care. i could stand for five hours, for ten hours. but it's unfair to the viewers. it's too long. >> but carly fiorina says with ten candidates on stage, the more time they have to answer questions, the better. >> they also apparently asked for prepared statements. you know, prepared statements are what politicians do. honestly, here are two outsiders, supposedly, donald trump and ben carson, they sound a lot like politicians tonight to me. >> cnbc says it may be willing to make changes to the debate's format. that debate is scheduled for october 28th. >> garrett, thank you. time now for look who's talking. this morning, rare words from the sixth richest man in the world. charles coke sitting down with megyn kelly revealing the type of candidate we need to lead our country. >> i don't have the guy.
there to be life today on mars. >> well, one person apparently not so impressed, at least. invaders from mars. capturing humans at will for their own sinister purposes. turning them into diabolical instruments of destruction. >> welcome to mars. >> you got a lot of nerve showing your face around here. >> look who's talking. >> okay. let's do the math. i got to figure out how to grow four years worth of food here on a planet where nothing grows. but if i can't figure out a way to make contact with nasa, none of this matters anyway. >> wow.
invaders from mars, capturing humans at will for their own sinister purposes, turning them into diabolical instruments of destruction. >> welcome to mars. >> you got a lot of nerve showing your face around here. >> look who's talking. >> ahh! >> okay, let's do the math. i got to figure out how to grow four years worth of food here on a planet where nothing grows. but if i can't figure out how to make contact with nasa, none of this matters anyway. >> we're back. the question is, what is up there on mars, has long obsessed scientists and just about everyone, including scientists. yesterday, came an stunning announcement from nasa, the discovery that there was flowing water on the red planet. >> the discover we're going to talk about today really is most exciting because it suggests that it would be possible for
expand or relocate to new york state pay no taxes for 10 years. all to grow our economy and create jobs. see how new york can give your business the opportunity to grow at ny.gov/business the country is fed up with what's going on. i will make that wall impenetrable. i'll win the latino vote. i will win it because i'm going to create jobs. hillary clinton is not goingo create jobs. look who's talking again. donald trump is not shying away from controversy and he's planning to deliver two more speeches today. is he striking a chord with voters? they're talking but no deal. 15 straight days of nuclear talks and three bygone headlines. can an agreement be reached before another deadline passes? baby doe mystery.
dominating the headlines. >> abby every time he goes and speaks, the crowd seems to really enjoy him. it's just a matter of that's not necessarily enough when you're running for -- when you're thinking about running for national office. >> absolutely. but they would say, look he still has the best brand to go up against hillary clinton who's got a very strong personality, some people love that some people say it's too much of a bullying personality. that's going to continue to play out. they are still going strong with this. it will be interesting how this plays out and how the american people respond to this. >> mark murray and abby huntsman thank you both for being with me appreciate it. you can catch abby every week day at 3:00 p.m. eastern, that's noon pacific, right here on msnbc. abby, come back to me for a second. abby? >> i'm here. i'm here jose. >> is it your birthday today? >> it is my birthday. i'm getting so old, jose. >> yeah look who's talking, look who you're talking to. i can't sing for you, but we'll do a happy birthday song for you
for up to twelve hours of protection. and good mornings. pampers. ♪ well, it's one of the least glamorous and most dreaded jobs in parenting. you might know this. >> yes. >> potty training. >> every parent has been through the frustration, the yelling, the tears, the pleading. even negotiating with the equally frustrated child. sometimes, absolutely nothing works. >> enter the potty professionals. here is abc's paula faris. >> reporter: it's something many parents dread -- potty training. ♪ come along and be my potty boy ♪ >> reporter: some dance like john travolta and kirstie allie in "look who's talking" and others read books. and then there are those who hire professional help.
baby talk for your newborn? >> new research is showing it's not just cute but essential for your little one's speech development. here's linzie davis. >> hello, mikey. do you know who i am? >> reporter: just like in the movie "look who's talking," we've all spoken in this high-pitched, highly exaggerated language known as baby talk or parentese. >> oh, yeah, she's gone. >> reporter: a new study shows our babies may be benefitting from the babbling. according to researchers at the university of washington in seattle, dolg dolling out the da, da, das may improve speech development. >> for the first time it is evidence the brain is working on it well before they have the capability. i don't think it is ever too early to talk to the baby. >> reporter: using a noninvasive
>> new research is showing it's not just cute but essential for your little one's speech development. here's abc's linsey davis. >> hello, mikey. do you know who i am? >> reporter: just like in the movie "look who's talking," we've all spoken in this high-pitched, highly exaggerated language known as baby talk or parentese. >> oh, yeah, she's gone. >> reporter: a new study shows our babies may be benefitting from all that babbling. according to researchers at the university of washington in seattle, dolling out the da, da, das may improve speech development. even if they can't talk back yet. >> for the first time it is evidence the brain is working on it well before they have the true capability. i don't think it is ever too early to talk to the baby. >> reporter: using a noninvasive brain scanner, the study monitors 7 and 11 to 12-month-old babies listening to a series of syllables such as da and ta.
will allen, and kevin martin and a.j. hawk. good luck, brazil getting a shot in. i have no scientific proof but i suspect if those guys played soccer, their whole life and had quality coaching, they would be pretty darn good. you see, folks, it's not that we can't win the world cup. we can. we're not putting our best foot fear forward. cheer on the u.s. until your voice goes hoarse, we dominate like we do in olympic basketball, maybe that happens when kids don't play football because of concussions, don't hate the coach for saying we can't win. he speaks the truth in 2014. that being said, usa all the way. "now" with alex wagner starts right now. look who's talking about military intervention in iraq. it's wednesday, june 18th and
it is now eight minutes till the top of the hour. yankees third baseman alex rodriguez taking his season long suspension over per tpofrpbs enhancing drugs to federal court. his ban was reduced on saturday by an arbitrator from 211 games to 162 plus all playoff games next season. experts say the odds are against a-rod getting a reversal. that brings us to our look who's talking. this morning it is anthony bosh talking to 60 minutes saying he injected the yankee slugger, admitting a-rod would take testosterone hroz -- lozenges before the game. >> a player could take it right before game time and by the time they get back into the locker room after