farley says the internet makes exploiting teens easy money.can find exactly what they're looking for without ever leaving the comfort of home. for seasoned consumers of girls there is my redbook.com. on its website, men can rate women in pain staking detail and share extensive performance reviews to inform other potential buyers. >> she couldn't take a light spanking and she complained about me pulling her hair. she told me i was rough. and she kept pushing me back. now, most of us would look at that and say, this is somebody who's being coerced. >> my redbook.com declined question for an interview but responded in an e-mail saying their site is simply a medium through which messages are dispatches. farley says that hiding behind the first amendment is wrong. >> nazi glorifying memorabilia are not auctioned off on sites like ebay anymore. why, then, should we have human beings auctioned off on as entertainment? >> many believe the only real way to impact what amounts to modern day slavery is to crack down on the buyers. the opd regularly runs

. >> rob farley is a point man for fact check.org coverage and says the facts that are that the republican plank doesn't talk about rape or insist. the republican plank leaving exceptions up to the states. but that isn't detering democrats like l.a. mayor. >> whether it's the issue of abortion, even in the case of rape and insist. >> we've been busy, you can imagine. >> farley says the same old misinformation is being repeated by both sides. it hasn't changed the dialogue. >> i'm not sure it should. and or is intended to. >> that is tough. >> and that is why we do it and to see more on the work here at the convention go to abc 7 news.com and click on see it on tv link at the top of the page. this is paul ryan's take. we'll hear what newt gingrich and rudy giuliani hope that yin will say. >> that will be interesting. you can follow the coverage tonight and tomorrow on twitter or on abc 7 news facebook page. and abc news will carry remarks live here on abc 7 news at 7:00 and we'll be streaming it. >> hard new numbers on how long it takes for bay area veterans to collect on a disability claim

that's some farley muggy area. annapolis, a beautiful view. a quiet sunday around here. all the areas picking up around three and one third of an inch of rain, significant flash flood issues and kids back on the field. football practice at manchester valley high. warm to start off the school today, mid to upper 80s and the humidity, the real culprit with dew points around 70. it feels like 94. georgetown, delaware 91. satellite radar view showing two things. number one a few scattered showers, not enough to trigger additionald inning and a new frontal system on the map dousing the ohio valley and parts of the midwest. it's reaching from canada into southern indiana. our tropical satellite lit up like a christmas tree. flooding rain shows you the reach, picking up several feet of water, flooding rains for daytona bee. here's the center of circulation, seeing new intensification, extremely warm tropical waters. the sea surf about 90 degrees. some dry air wrapping into the system that may hold development. right now we have a much better idea on the track, the final track o

of positions within the parties for a third term as the former campaign manager from campaigns jim farleywas against a third term, and roosevelt decided he -- well he had good reason to get rid of john farmer who was a conservative opponent of his as the vice president but roosevelt insisted on henry wallace as his vice president. well henry had many merits but that reflects those merits but he was something of an eccentric, and so france -- he was devoted to a russian mystic named nicholas too he would address in letters. so there was great opposition in the party, and i attended the convention and i remember i fancy myself as a reporter for a great newspaper i was 13-years-old and in these great overstuffed chairs in the hotel lobbies they all hung out in the hotel lobbies, and on eighth would act it's like i was reading the paper and try to year over conversations so i would have the inside to find out what was happening. and the inside dope to being -- to the extent the reporter could get at 13 was intensely antiwallace and pro farley like roosevelt but disgruntled so the convention e

martha farleys in heathrow to explain. >> this is expected to be heathrow's busiest day of the olympic games. an estimated 116,000 people flying away after closing ceremonies is today. there will be traveling through this one special temporary terminal. this has been built to look like a london park. it has benches, fun boxes, and a memory tree. >> i will have so many memories from these games. it will be a great memory. >> amongst those memories, victories of gold medals. also support from the crowd and thousands of volunteers throughout the games. and despite the huge number of people flying out, things are going very smoothly. >> what is next for the most decorated olympian ever? according to the golf channel, michael walz is looking to play the world's largest golf courses and improve his game with hank cheney. the 22-time olympic medalist made the announcement this weekend that he will retire. coming for the fifth season will be beginning next month. >> that should be fun. >> apparently could use some help on the golf course. >> a child whose snores may have behavioral issues. wha

jim farley, the onetime chairman of the democratic party and postmaster general wanted the job, the roosevelt didn't feel he was at the job. another person who wanted the job was henry wallace, who is vice president, but he wasn't even going to be given the task of remaining on the vice presidential candidate. he was considered too flaky and that is still another story. a concerned man to miss up to one of job was harry byrd of virginia, the elder harry byrd. there were two in the senate. and the democratic national convention in mid july, 1944, harry byrd actually carried restates, three southern states and the convention. or when roosevelt of course carried all the other states, the chairman of the convention, samuel jackson, senator from indiana said i would not like to declare this unanimous. so of course, all the others change their votes and he was voted unanimously as a presidential candidate for a fourth term. he had wanted, though he couldn't get anybody interested, he wanted henry kaiser to be a candidate, possibly to succeed him. kaiser had no political ambitions. no one knew wheth

. >> reporter: rob farley is point man for fact check.org's coverage of the convention and republicanponse. he says they don't talk about rape or incest. >> it doesn't get into those kind of specifics. >> it would leave exceptions up to the state but that fact isn't deterring democrats like l.a.'s mayor. >> whether it is the issue of abortion even in the case of rape and incest. >> we have been busy as you can imagine. >> far early says in spite of all of the fact checking the same old misinformation is being repeated by both sides. it hasn't really changed the dialogue. necessarily should or is intended to. i think you are at least providing a service and people can see what the facts are and make informed decisions and that is enough. >> that is mark matthews reporting from tampa. to see more of what fact check.org is doing at the convention we have a link on abc7.com. just go to see it on tv. and you can follow mark's convention coverage tonight and tomorrow on twitter at matthewsabc 7 or on the abc 7 news facebook page. mark is filing very good reports. >>> and reports tonight tha

farley, the one-time chairman of the democratic party and postmaster general, wanted the job at roosevelt didn't feel he was up to the job. another person who wanted the job was henry wallace, who is vice president but he wasn't even good to be given a task as remaining on as vice president of candidate. he was considered too flaky. a conservative in the south who wanted the job was harried byrd of virginia, the elder harry byrd. in the democratic national convention in mid-july 1944, harry byrd actually carried three states, three southern states in the convention but when roosevelt of course carried all the other states, the chairman of the convention nathaniel jackson the senator from indiana said i now would like to

. >> author of a biography of the late john belushi and the chris farley show a biography in three acts he is also the author of some of my best friends the strange story of integration in america. [applause] >> thank you. >> so, as you can probably tell from that introduction i come from a slightly different background than the rest of the panelists. i sat down i will cut about four years ago when we first elected a black president and realized here i was enthusiastic about having a black president and i didn't have any black friends. and so i felt i was awed and i decided to write a book about it because i figured if i come out pretty typical standard middle class american white guy i don't know any black people and we have had 40 years of school buses and affirmative action and fair housing programs to supposedly bring us together if i don't know any black people them clearly something went wrong, we took a left turn somewhere. so i set out to sort of investigate the various areas of my life and to see why they were not integrated. looking at schools and churches and other ways obvio

i do my chris farley every time i see her. remember that time when you said -- >> that was awesome!anie, you know her. why are you such a geek. i can't help it. i'm a huge fan. my dad calls me every day and tells me what you said on your show. isn't that just perfect. like everybody's parents. okay dad. all right. >> i got stuff to do, dad. >> stephanie: i'm a little more successful. i'm a rhodes scholar. tell me about the latest fart jokes. i gotta go. we got a show meeting. >> i gotta polish my rhodes scholar trophy. >> stephanie: i have to go on "meet the press" but boy, that was hilarious. [farting sounds] >> i have to interview the president. >> stephanie: i have to interview the president sorry. anyway, so i want to say, can i have some fine foreign music please? some fine american music please? it was in "the new york times" yesterday, too -- [ ♪ battle hymn of republic ♪ ] you're going to make me lose my -- if you compare my father to paul ryan. this happened with sarah palin because they said he was sort of obscure, too. [ screaming ] >> stephanie: my sister wrote that lett

there is farley somebody on facebook right now. the best and most qualified to much exposure and the angry years. the brightest and most qualified. i want to take a step to that office. >> dan quayle's presidential race. the heir apparent. vice president. it does is turn. the republican party intends to nominate intern's. think of bob dole. there is a guy in texas, the governor, george w. bush, who very wisely dropped hints that he would run but never said that he would. never said he would. that was a tough presidential race. i got out of. one of my very best friends. dog him for ever. he runs one of the largest companies in the world. one day we were going up a ski lift in telluride where he has a home. it was a miserable day. no one is skiing. dan quayle does not know miserable days. he skis from sunup to sundown. adelle rumor what happened. kind of forgetting who was with i looked over. why on earth would anyone want to be president. he did not miss a beat. the only time he's ever been mad at me that i know of. he said, because

there is farley somebody on facebook right now. the best and most qualified to much exposure and the angry years. the brightest and most qualified. i want to take a step to that office. >> dan quayle's presidential race. the heir apparent. vice president. it does is turn. the republican party intends to nominate intern's. think of bob dole. there is a guy in texas, the governor, george w. bush, who very wisely dropped hints that he would run but never said that he would. never said he would. that was a tough presidential race. i got out of. one of my very best friends. dog him for ever. he runs one of the largest companies in the world. one day we were going up a ski lift in telluride where he has a home. it was a miserable day. no one is skiing. dan quayle does not know miserable days. he skis from sunup to sundown. adelle rumor what happened. kind of forgetting who was with i looked over. why on earth would anyone want to be president. he did not miss a beat. the only time he's ever been mad at me that i know of. he said, because

there is farley somebody on facebook right now. the best and most qualified to much exposure and the angry years. the brightest and most qualified. i want to take a step to that office. >> dan quayle's presidential race. the heir apparent. vice president. it does is turn. the republican party intends to nominate intern's. think of bob dole. there is a guy in texas, the governor, george. bush, who very wisely dropped hints that he would run but never said that he would. never said he would. that was a tough presidential race. i got out of. one of my very bt friends. dog him for ever. he runs one of the largest companies in the world. one day we were going up a ski lift in telluride where h has a home. it was a miserable day. no one is skiing. dan quayle does not know miserable days. he skis from sunup to sundown. adelle rumor what happened. kind of forgetting who was with i looked over. why o earth would anyone want to be president. he did not miss a beat. the only time he's ever been mad at me that i know of. he said, because if yo