here in a stall chik gondola line ferries visitors up and down mt copley it's a longstanding tradition but the idea of creating a confessional cable car is new and came about after a few beers at the summit guesthouse. first we have dismissed it as a joke. but then a got stuck in our minds and 4 years later we finally realized the project and now as the cable car operator i'm really happy to have the world's 1st gondola compassionate. father earlier takes matters into his own hands and helps get the gondola going here he welcomes everyone even those who have little time for the church like this artist from. like many people don't dare go to church that might be because they've had bad childhood memories or because it's so big a fear of respect it's much easier. you're to talk here out in nature so a gondola like this is optimal if it. isn't religious but he's impressed by father who he calls his favorite priest so why not take the opportunity to talk to him in the god of. the trip to the top takes 15 minutes and takes them almost a 1000 meters closer to the sky. he said became the like

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yeah i've been reporting on issues in the copley church for a decade now recently produced a podcast about the church's response to hiv and aids that talk to a lot of gay catholics and i've heard overwhelmingly that the hurt and pain experienced by catholics historically especially at the height of the aids crisis in the church was really cracking down on push for gay liberation in the church that even having a change in tone is a welcome relief and i certainly understand that as someone who you know kind of struggles with some teachings from some church leaders having someone in and papacy talk about the need to welcome people to remind them that god loves them as much as god loves any of christians or other people so it is sort of a welcome shift in our rhetoric that we're hearing from the vatican and the one that pope francis has been pushing now for going on 7 years so. we look at this as progress all should the pontiff prepare for backlash. i think the vatican is scrambling a little bit there has been some push back in the united states from. bishops who are a little more conser

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yeah i've been reporting on issues in the copley church for a decade now recently produced a podcast about the church's response to hiv and aids that talk to a lot of gay catholics and i've heard overwhelmingly that the hurt and pain experienced by catholics historically especially at the height of the aids crisis in the church is really cracking down on push for gay liberation in the church that even having a change in tone is a welcome relief and i certainly understand that as someone who you know kind of struggles with some teachings from some church leaders having someone in and papacy talk about the need to welcome people to remind them that god loves them as much as god loves any of christians or other people so it is sort of a welcome shift in our rhetoric that we're hearing from the vatican and the one that pope francis has been pushing now for going on 7 years so. we look at this as progress so should the pontiff prepare for backlash. i think the vatican is scrambling a little bit there has been some push back in the united states from. bishops who are a little more conserva

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was another type of attack in boston, a second ballot box, a target of arson happened at a box in copleyr-old for this. the d.a. said he was not plotting against the democracy, but authorities call him a mentally disturbed person. officials say 35 of the 122 ballots were retoward in the fire. they were able to save 87 votes. the second time it happened in over a week. the weekend before last, a ballot box in los angeles was also torched but officials say they were able to identify and send new ballots to all of the voters who had ballots that were incinerated. in virginia, connell, officials there are getting something different in their ballot boxes. they say they are getting thank you notes from grateful voters saying, thank you for what you do and thank you for making my vote count. connell, back to you. connell: all right. we'll take it. boy, interesting, good wrap up of everything, eric. thank you, eric shawn on the voting scene such as it is. >>> household cleaning supplies have been a hot commodity during this pandemic. now there is another one that maybe you want to add to your l

but first, being in the suburb of akron, ohio, known as copley, i wanted to know a little bit more about wendell willkie's role as an attorney for the goodyear tire & rubber company where he, during that time, was heavily involved in akron city democratic politics. and my second comment is with wendell wendell willkie being the dark horse candidate at that time, do you see him being -- like herman cain, with no political experience and a business background that sort of thing and he is starting to look better compared to governor romney and governor perry and the others that are basically career politicians? >> you bring up two good points. let's talk about akron ohio. he grew up in indiana, went to ohio, ended up in new york but ohio is a key part of his career. >> he followed the economic growth. why did he go from indiana to ohio? because tires are there. when he got to akron, he couldn't find a bedroom. it was that packed in the automobile boom. he parked on a chair the first night if you read that in the biography. it was so tight of a growing so fast with the automobile industry. i

someone set a fire to a box in copley square early sunday morning. 135 of the 222 ballots were destroyedotes. looking at photograph of the person who police believe may have torched that box. last week someone set a box in los angeles on fire. election officials in l.a., they identified all voters whose ballots who were destroyed. no one arrested in that incident. in virginia, officials found a different type of message in ballot boxes in couple of counties. thank you, notes. people putting thank you notes for your ballot, thank you for your work. thank you for making my vote count. neil, back to you. neil: that is kind of nice. eric shawn, thank you very much, my friend. in the meantime we do know crazy market notwithstanding, we're at session lows, over 800 points right now, none of that has to do with the amy barrett confirmation vote expected later today in the u.s. senate. it is going to go according to script. only one republican, susan collins of maine came out as sort of a pre-no vote but that would leave amy barrett with enough votes to make it past the hurdle and become the nex

the first one is being in the suburb of akron, ohio, known as copley, i wanted to know more about wendell willkie's role as attorney for the goodyear tire and rubber company where he during that time was heavily involved in akron city democratic politics. and my second comment is, with wendell willkie being the dark horse candidate at that time in 1940, do you see history kind of repeating itself 72 years later with the emergence of herman cain as the new dark horse for the republican party with no political experience and a business background and that sort of thing, and he's starting to look better compared to governor romney and governor perry and all of the others that are basically career politicians? >> you bring up two good points. thanks for the call. let's first talk about akron, ohio. he grew up here in indiana, went to ohio, ultimately ended up in new york but ohio was a key part of his career. >> he followed the economic growth. that's what happened. why did he go from indiana to ohio? because rubber was there. because tires were there. what's astounding when we think of our c

first up is kurt in copley, ohio.nversation about hubert humphrey. >> good evening, miss wayne and it's a wonderful program to be participating in. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. you mentioned 1948 and i remember hearing and i've watched some of the clips on youtube on the internet an actor named ronald reagan who endorsed hubert humphrey in 1948 for the u.s. senate. when you think about it, were they kind of on the opposite end of the spectrum even though they were both democrats at that time? but also i wanted to find out what hubert humphrey's relationship was with barry goldwater in the u.s. senate versus what their private life was like and also did hubert humphrey and jack kevin knnedy along well when they were running in 1960 and 1956 when they actually vied for the vice presidential nomination to run with governor adlai stevenson who ultimately they lost to senator estes of tennessee? >> right. thank you so much. first, his relationship with ronald reagan. >> he was a lifelong friend of ronald reagan's. and