CUOMO: The first debate of the season did not disappoint. Donald Trump, the focus early on, right from the first question. Refusing to rule out a third party run and taking a shot at the moderator suggesting her questions were unfair. Carly Fiorina also getting rave reviews for her performance in the earlier debate. She will join us live in the 7:00 hour and we'll talk about what worked for her.</s>BERMAN: New York Senator Chuck Schumer announces he will reject or vote to reject President Obama's nuclear deal with Iran. The influential Jewish Democrat almost certainly the next Democratic leader in the Senate said he came to the decision after considerable soul searching. Several former White House aides have taken Schumer to task on Twitter while two of Schumer's Democratic colleagues, fellow New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire, they say they will back the deal.</s>BALDWIN: Alabama now the third state to cut state funding for Planned Parenthood. This comes in the wake of undercover videos by anti- abortion groups targeting the organization. Governor Robert Bentley of Alabama tweeted that he respects human life. He doesn't want his state associated with an organization that he says doesn't. Earlier this week, Louisiana and New Hampshire also stopped funding Planned Parenthood.</s>BERMAN: We have more special coverage of the Republican debate ahead including a closer look at the so-called happy hour battle. Exactly who was it happy for, the best and worst moments from that event next.
Third State Cuts Funding For Planned Parenthood