"New Day" Wrap Up – 10/31/13 – Thursday
Here's a rundown of the top stories from today's show:
- "Morning Minute" with Michaela Pereira – October 31, 2013
- 5 Things to Know for Your New Day – Thursday, Oct. 31
- Vice President Rallies for Obamacare, Sebelius Apologizes in Congressional Grilling
- NSA Denies Tapping Google & Yahoo
- Chocolate, Wine Prices On The Rise
- Coaches Under Fire for Blackface
- Will Cain and Marc Lamont Hill Debate Obamacare, Minimum Standards
- Karl Lagerfeld Says "No One Wants to See Curvy Women," Supermodel Emme Disagrees
- Senator Lindsey Graham Pushes for Answers on Benghazi
- Study Links Pasta and Depression
Study Links Pasta and Depression
Can certain foods actually increase your chances of clinical depression? A new study from Harvard University is saying yes, and some of the culprits are probably on your favorite food list.
Dr. Roshini Raj, an assistant professor of medicine at NYU Langone Medical Center, stopped by "New Day" to explain.
Senator Lindsey Graham Pushes for Answers on Benghazi
Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) joined “New Day” to talk Obamacare rollout and yesterday’s congressional hearing, as well as, his firm stance on stopping presidential nominations until he gains access to witnesses and survivors of the Benghazi attack that killed four people, including Ambassador Christopher Stevens.
On Benghazi, Sen. Graham says, “This is a big deal. We haven't gotten the truth. And the only leverage I have is to insist upon this information being released by stopping nominations. I'm not asking for too much. Is it really too much for me to want to talk to the people who were in Benghazi independent of the administration? Or should, in the future, the Congress just be told to shut up and go away, trust us, we've looked at it.”
He adds, “I'm asking every Republican and Democrat to join together and tell this administration you can't get away with this. This is a bad precedent.”
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Karl Lagerfeld Says "No One Wants to See Curvy Women," Supermodel Emme Disagrees
"No one wants to see curvy women." That's from Karl Lagerfeld, head designer and creative director for the fashion house Chanel.
But now a group of French women are fighting back with a lawsuit. Supermodel and body image advocate Emme stops by 'New Day' to weigh in.
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