but this is part of the prison's fatherhood program. >> the fatherhood program is great, man, becausemore time with my son. i get to come in this visiting room. in this visiting room, everything is great. it's one-on-one. me and him running around and playing ball. >> the monthly visits are carefully monitored by the program's coordinator, joshua collins. >> they have a responsibility is what we are trying to teach them. even though they are in prison that's not a cop-out not a be a dad. >> oh, my gosh. >> you're okay, buddy. get up. >> come on. let me kiss it. tell daddy to kiss it. say kiss it so it will make it better. >> you be all right. >> you're in beast mode. daddy's beast mode? >>. >> you're all right. >> glad to see you, mr. napier. go ahead and have a seat. >> following each visit, bradley undergoes another review. >> let's talk about when he cries. >> i just tell him to get up. he is raised by a whole bunch of women. they get babied and i don't want my son to grow up getting babied all the time. i want him to have a little bit of toughness about him because the world's tou

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"courageous" about fatherhood. are you going to make a film about women, about mothers?t all those areas. we want to tell stories that people can relate to. not just fantastical stories. people look up on the screen and say that's me. bring the issues, bring inspiration, bring faith into the equation and hope they can get through these things. >> roll sound. ready and action. >> where are you going? what's next for sherwood films? >> after each movie, we go through a season of prayer. god, what do you want the next movie to be about? as we pray through that, we come to a unity of this is what god wants us to do next. this is the path we head down. we're in that season now. >> alex, we look forward to the next faith-baseded film. i hope there's something about women. >> i'm in awe of alex tkendrick because he's a really good actor. there's some poignant scenes. they've raised a lot of money. they've built a huge 80-acre park in albany, georgia. they've opened three churches. they support missionaries and clinics. him and his brothers own the rights to the books and dvds a

. >> you want to strengthen this economy, strengthen marriage, strengthen fatherhood, strengthen faith that is inculcated. >> reporter: santorum's rise comes as support for former house speaker newt gingrich is fading. rival campaigns and a super pac supporting romney have spent millions of ads on tv ads attacking gingrich's record. >> freddie mac helped cause the economic collapse, but gingrich cashed in. >> those ads are dishonest and he knows it. >> reporter: on sunday gingrich said this of romney. >> it will be god. >> reporter: congressman ron paul is counting on loyal supporters to attend the iowa caucuses. >> i do know a message can be sent. >> reporter: pushes his message that domestic spending and foreign wears are bankrupting the nation. >> many people are awakening to the need for more liberty and less government. >> reporter: beyond the rankings that have romney in the lead, the poll has even more good news for him. most voters consider him the best candidate to bring about real change, and, jeff, the poll also indicates that only a strong turnout by evangelicals for rick s

but fatherhood, it's the ultimate softening agent. ♪ my greatest creation is you >> reporter: you canh daddy. this song tells exactly when stevie wonder was moved to write a new kind of love song. ♪ isn't she precious less than one minute old ♪ >> reporter: and here's the beauty. what begins as a song for one baby, can put countless others to sleep every night. i must confess, that "golden slumbers" is our nightly ritual. it's horrible for her because of my voice. >> you sing it? >> reporter: i sing it. give us it now. ♪ once there was a way to get back homeward ♪ >> the voice is good. i love it. >> reporter: when john and yoko had sean, you can actually hear how he was finally ready to be a dad. ♪ beautiful boy >> reporter: so, while romantic love fills the pop charts, let's hear it for parental love tonight. a muse, like no other. bill weir, abc news, new york. >>> don't forget to go online and vote on abcnews.com/worldnews, on your favorite lullaby. >>> we thank you for watching. george stephanopoulos and i and the entire political team will be here throughout the night, bringing y

up for the truth about the importance of marriage, the importance of family, the importance of fatherhood and motherhood, the importance of those values of instilling virtues in the next generation of children with faith, then we are a party that no longer has a heart. we are not a party that will be a majority party in this country. we have to be the party that speaks to everyone. those who know and understand that it is the heart of america, it is that beating sound. it is that beating pulse of the healthy family. [applause] i want to thank everybody here from the state of south carolina. thank you so much. i want to thank the citadel for the tremendous hospitality and the wonderful job the cadets have done for us. i want to particularly thank them for that beautiful muzzle, that beautiful muzzleloader that i got the other day. [applause] i want to say to all the folks across america who are looking for that candidate, that candidate that can be a good, stark contrast. somebody that in contrast on all of the issues that are important for america today. the ones who will decide this elec

. -- strengthen fatherhood. the strength and faith. i was talking yesterday with chuck colson. he called me to encourage me and he said, when i left prison in 1975 -- that is chuck, not me. [laughter] he said deborah 250,000 people in jail and america -- he said there were 21 and 50,000 people in jail in america. there are now 2 million people in jail in america. in 1975, a 71% of people over the age of 18 more married. all lot of people have children, but they are not married. 70% of the men he means in prison had no father in their life. want to save money on prisons? i talked to bill bennett this week, too. his wife runs a program called best friends. it is a program to teach young girls not to have children before wedlock. the obama administration, according to bill, has said they can no longer teach abstinence only. they cannot teach abstinence only. they cannot teach marriage because marriage is one of a variety of different relationships better equally valuable. i love it when the left says do not impose your values on us. do not be a theocrats. do not impose your religi

but this is part of the prison's fatherhood program. >> it is great, man, because i get to spend a lot more time with my son. i get to come in this visiting room. and everything is great. it's one-on-one. me and him running around and playing ball. >> the monthly visits are carefully monitored by the program's coordinator. >> they have a responsibility is what we are trying to teach them. even though they are in prison that's not a cop out not a be a dad. >> oh, my gosh. >> you're okay, buddy. get up. >> come on. let me kiss it. tell daddy to kiss it. say kiss it. >> you be all right. >> you're in beast mode. daddy's beast mode? >> glad to see you mr. napier. go ahead and have a seat. >> following each visit under goes a review. >> let's talk about when he cries. >> i just tell him to get up. he is raised by a bunch of women. they get babied and i don't want him to be babied all the time. the world's tough you know what i mean. just get up and go on. >> i understand where you're coming from. i want to give you a suggestion. it's okay for him to cry and for you to say that he's okay and

he's reliving the joy of fatherhood and a new marriage and clean and sober, too.e murder of his wife and son, because for the first time in his life, roger stepped up to do the right thing. >> i did the only thing i could do. i can still look at myself in the mirror and say, look, i like this guy. >> that's a big step for you. >> that is a big step. it took a long time to get there.

up for the truth about the importance of marriage, the importance of family, the importance of fatherhood and motherhood, the importance of those values of instilling virtues in the next generation of children with faith, then we are a party that no longer has a heart. we are not a party that will be a majority party in this country. we have to be the party that speaks to everyone. those who know and understand that it is the heart of america, it is that beating sound. it is that beating pulse of the american family. -- of the help lee family. -- healthy family. [applause] i want to thank everybody here from the state of south carolina. thank you so much. i want to thank the citadel for the tremendous hospitality and the wonderful job the cadets have done for us. i want to put tickling thank them for that beautiful muzzle, that beautiful muzzleloader that i got the other day. [applause] i want to say to all the folks across america who are looking for that candidate, that cana didate that can be a good, stark contrast. somebody that in contrast on all of the issues that are important for

but then fatherhood, well, it's the ultimate softening agent. ♪ baby i paint the sky blue ♪ my greatestblue's first duet with ivy. much like the dullesette tones of aisha morris, who inspires this. ♪ isn't she lovely in fact, this song tells exactly when stevie wonder was moved to write a new kind of love song. ♪ isn't she precious ♪ and here's the beauty. a song for one baby can help put countless others to sleep every night. i must confess that "golden ly . it's horrible for her because of my voice. but -- >> oh, you sing it? >> yeah, i sing it. >> come on, give us it now. ♪ once there was a way ♪ boom ♪ to get back homeward >> he's good. the boy's good. i love it. >> reporter: when john and yoko had sean, you can actually hear how he was finally ready to be a dad. ♪ beautiful boy so while romantic love fills the pop charts, let's hear it for parental love tonight. a muse like no other. ♪ my greatest creation was you bill weir, abc news, new york. ♪ hi, glory >> the cool part is that music went on and on and on. as those kids get older, they will fall in love with that song and apprec

fatherhood has changed him so much that he wrote a rap about the fact he's no longer going to say thee. it rhymes with itch. >> and it's a female dog. and it's a son of a female dog. >> he says before i got in the game and made a change and got rich, i didn't hard about using the word, insert there. i rapped it, i flipped, it i sold it. now with my daughter in this world i curse those that give it. >> hey, you know what? >> that's classy. >> when guys have little girls, listen, forget about it. they turn into a totally different creature. >> and it will be interesting to see if it kind of plays out with some of his other fellow rappers, if it spreads throughout the community. >> speaking of the other b word, beyonce. >> beyonce. >> okay. because we're sticking with them. a newly discovered horsefly in australia, they have named it the beyonce. why? because this particular horsefly has a booty-licious golden-haired bum. they say there's only one name worthy of its beauty, beyonce. and of course that famous song, "booty-licious." this fly was actually discovered in 1981, the same year t

he's the author of a blog called fatherhood is.or helping a fussy newnewborn. take a look. isn't that awesome? posted two days ago. the video already has over 300,000 views. we want to point out that charlotte, in fairness, does have a twin brother, grayson. grayson is happy to let charlotte bask in the spotlight. >> daddy, what are you doing? >> that is "pop news." he'll see that look all his life. >> let's get another check -- >> how do i follow that? >> sam is there by choice at the north american auto show. sam? >> and those are the pictures that when you're a teenager and they drag out, you're just like miserable. good morning, everybody. this is the tweet up gang here in detroit this morning. say good morning, gang. we want to show you the american cars that are here. the big news i detroit is that gm has taken over the global sales lead across the nation. some of the cool american-made cars. we'll start with the ford escape. my arms are filled with groceries and creaming children. i put my foot under the tailgate there. look

he is a model of manhood and fatherhood. that is the ultimate. >> thank you so much to each one of you. you presented eloquently and touched our hearts. i was going to mention we had a program called self and dads in l.a.. you probably heard of it. kids who don't have a father have someone they can call on a cellphone and those cellphone dads are available 24/7. is that something you inc.? >> no we haven't. i heard of it but never research did. that would be something that would be a good nationwide model. [laughter] i heard you twice the first time. >> the question i have for rosa and jacquelynn is this. what about the kids? have they received any kind of grief counseling? in particular, rosa, you are pretty raw out of your situation. hasn't been long. do you receive the kind of support -- is your counseling a group kind of counseling where you have piers, you have other women who have been through a similar situation to you can call on at any point in time and the day or night when you are feeling this incredible reverbera

it is, we have to have a government that nurtures and support his family's, how we can promote fatherhoode. all of these things are critically important because of the family breaks down, the economy breaks down people are out there isolated trying to the job of two people we all know this. people don't want to be dependent, they want opportunity. we bring that to the table that anyone else left in this race. we also bring something that is also important. someone who is a conviction conservative, national security, moral, constitutional, economic issues. we have very important issues in this race. we have a very important group of people to keep energize and involved the, called the two parted. -- the tea party. [applause] if you look at the issues that got them started, it started with the wall street bailouts and beefier that was going on about government's reaching in and taking over a section of the economy and risking taxpayers' dollars and bailing out people that acted potentially in morley, but illegally. it was tied up further by the talk of obamacare, a take of the health-care s

i regret my abortion and i regret lost fatherhood. since gulf and the campaign over 10,000 people have joined this campaign in 67 countries. [cheers and applause] over 5000 men and women have done public or on the streets of united states and all over the world, publicly testifying to the damage is done in their lives by abortion. that's a lot of women and men who are hurting, and we are here to send a message, please come to the supreme court and hear the testimony that you are marching by the court date they are life changing and they will equip you to help those people back home. and i'm introducing my cofounder of the campaign, georgette barney. [applause] >> greetings. i'm the president of anglicans for life, and the cofounder of the silent no more awareness campaign. we are humbled to stand up here and be silent no more. we are women and men who have come for one reason or another, had an abortion. and while they think we just talk about the babies, we know that not only does our baby die, but a part of us dies right along with

the men and women here with their sons, i regret my abortion, and i regret lost fatherhood.ce found in the campaign, over 10 dozen people have joined the campaign in 67 countries. over 5000 men and women had said publicly on the streets of this united states and all over the world, publicly testifying to that damage done in their lives by abortion. that is a lot of women and men hurting. and we are here to send a message -- please come to the supreme court and hear that testimony as we march by the court. they are like changing and they will acquit you to help those people back home. now i introduce my co-founder of the campaign. >> greetings. and i am cut -- i'm a co-sponsor of the silence no more campaign. we're humbled the stand up here and be silent no more. we are women in manned -- and men who for one reason or another have had an abortion. because we think we just talk about the baby, we know that not only does our baby die, but a part of ourselves does right along with those babies. the men and women standing along behind me have courageously allowed god in to heal t

for the truth about the importance of marriage, the importance of families, the importance was fatherhoodues in the next generation of children with faith, then we are a party that no longer has a heart and we are not a party that is going to be a majority party in this country. we have to be a party that speak to everyone. those that know and understand that it is the heart of america and the beating sound and the beating pulse of a healthy family. [applause] ci want to thank everybody here in the state of south carolina, thank you so much. here in the sitalle for the tremendous hospitalit competent wonderful job the cadets did for us and the beautiful mussel that i got yesterday. and i want to say to all of those folks in america who are looking for that candidate, that candidate that can be the good stark contrast, someone who can contrast on all of the issues and that are important for america today and the ones that are going to decide this election. the ones that have experience on national security and the consistency on the conservative principles that made this country great. i a

my first experience with fatherhood was about a year and a half ago.d 5 right now but our newborn, he's not so newborn anymore. he's about 6 1/2 months and it's just -- it's amazing. it is so incredible. little cash is his name and i got to tell you, it has changed my life so much and even my approach with the people that i work with, through this transformations, you know, it's crazy how much children teach you about the world. and their questions are so pure and they're so innocent. and they treat such a fresh new perspective on things. it's just -- >> they give you hope and that's what you do to a lot of people when you inspire them to lose weight. by the way, chris will be judging the miss america pageant next week on abc which i'll be a part of on saturday night, january 14th. check it out. great to meet you and i'll see you in vegas. >> thank you so much for having me. i'll see you next week. thank you. >> take care. >> peter johnson jr., have you caught your breath after those high knee lifts? >> it's great. he's the best! >> did you pull a hami

nurtures and support families and focuses on how we can hold and bind them together and promote fatherhoode. all of these things are critically important. of family break down the economy breaks down and people are isolated, try to do the job of two people in raising a family. so much harder. we all know this. but republicans as well as democrats don't have policies other than the democrats giving folks money. that doesn't solve anything. it perpetuates dependency. for people who don't want to be dependent. they want opportunity. we bring that to the table better than anybody else in this race. we also bring a to z table something that is important. someone who can rally the base of our party. [applause] someone who is unapologetically a conviction conservative. on national security and moral culture on constitutional and economic and fiscal issues. i have no apology for the strong positions i have taken over the years and they have been consistent and i have led in that regard all the way around. we have very important issues in this race. we have a very important group of people we have

i regret my abortion and i regret lost fatherhood. since cofounding the campaign over 10,000 people have joined this campaign in 67 countries. [applause] >> over 5,000 men and women have stood publicly on the streets of this united states and all over the world publicly testifying to the damages done in their lives by abortion. that's a lot of women and men who are hurting and we're here to send a message, please come to the supreme court and hear the testimonies as you're marching by the court, they are life-changing and they will equip you to help those people back home. and now i'm introducing my cofounder of the campaign, georgette forney. [applause] >> greetings, i am the president of anglicans for life and the cofounder for the silent no more awareness campaign. we are humbled to stand up here and be silent no more. we are women and men who have for one reason or another had an abortion. and while they think we just talk about the baby, we know that not only does our baby die but a part of us dies right along with that baby. the

nurtures as the poorest families and focuses on how we can hold an environment together and promote fatherhoodriage. all of these things are critically important. as the family breaks down, the economy breaks down. people are isolated in trying to do the job of two people in raising a family, which is so much harder. we all know this. republicans as well as democrats do not have policies other than the democrats giving folks money. that does not solve anything. it perpetuates dependency. for people who do not want to be dependent. they want opportunity. we bring back to the table better than anybody else left in this race. we also bring something that is also important, someone who can rally the base of our party. someone who is unapologetically a conviction conservative on national security, on moral, on constitutional, economic, on fiscal issues. i have no apologies for the strong positions i have taken over the years. they have been consistent and i have led all the way around. we have important issues in this race. we have an important group of people have to keep energized and involved in

wife who have an intact, traditional marriage not be funding things like abstinence education, fatherhoodnitiatives and, um, you know, why aren't we making that case? i think michele bachmann is the only one that has tied the social issues to the fiscal ones. >> guest: um, thank you. no, i think a lot of conservatives do, but we certainly don't have any, any great presence in the mainstream media. i mean, i write a lot about single mother hollywood in my last book, "guilty," that caused a little bit of a stir, but all i did was cite facts, cite the statistics on it. and, yeah, i mean, that's what i was referring to earlier when i said, um, democrats will take any mob, they'll switch from, um, from being the patrons of the racist kkk mob the being the patron -- to being the patron of welfare-receiving blacks. and it just becomes another racket and look at what the democrats have done to the black family. it's a lovely thing. that is more on the theme of my last book, "guilty," about people wanting to be victims in america and how it takes a lot of clout to be a victim. but the last thing y

but no fatherhood. no rights from god. no rights from god that government had to respect. they just believed that power should go to those who control. it was the tyranny of the majority. we are a country that is going the way as we are from those god-given rights and the foundation of limited government. then we are a country that is on our way to france. ok, what is some young people. a young person right there. people. get some young a young person right there. how many more questions do we have? ok. we can do breakfast. there is compelled to ask a question? i know it will be the same number of questions. one, two, three -- oh, call on. if you absolutely have to. oh, my gosh. do you really want to keep people here this long? i will tell you what -- we will keep going for a while and, hopefully, i will wear you down. we are not close to closing. go-ahead. >> i am from massachusetts. >> ollie new hampshire residents can ask questions. [applause] i am not barack obama. i will not make a retroactive role. that rule did not exist when you got up, so you are allowed to ask --

for the truth about the importance of marriage, about the importance of family, the importance of fatherhoodherhood, the importance of those values of instilling virtue in the next generation of children with faith, then we are a party that no longer has a heart and we are not a party that's going to be a majority party in this country. we have to be the party that speaks to everyone, those who know and understand that at the heart of america that beating sound is that beating pulse of the healthy family. [ applause ] i want to thank everybody here in the state of south carolina. thank you so much. here at the citadel, i want to thank the citadel for the tremendous hospitality and the wonderful job the cadets have done for us and i want to particularly thank them for that beautiful muzzle loader that i got yesterday. and i want to say to all those folks across america who are looking for that candidate, that candidate that can be that good stark contrast, someone who can contrast on all of the issues that are important for america today, the ones that are going to decide this election, the o

with high age and help find a permanent family for like it would also work to promote responsible fatherhood and healthy marriage. we support teen pregnancy prevention programs and work with child welfare systems across the country to improve outcomes for kids and families. and, finally, promote more effective prevention and early intervention programs. our approach to committee rests on the belief that families rely on strong communities and strong neighborhood supports to raise their kids. to have places with our safe streets, good schools, quality housing and access to economic opportunity and access to employment. and engaged writing community knows the work together with law enforcement divide neighborhood policing offers positive used to government activities and anti-violent interventions that can reduce violence and promote pro-social norms of behavior for both adults and kids. now in the time i've left out like to highlight the negative consequences of this country's current approach to challenge the jewel to link with the. an approach that i believe is singularly ineffective, hugel

[applause] -- strengthen fatherhood. someone called me to encourage me. he said, when i left prison in 1975 -- that is chuck, not me. [laughter] when chuck left prison, he said there were 250,000 people in jail in america. there are now millions of people in jail in america. he said, let me tell you what the reason is. in 1975, a lot of people are married -- are not married, but have children. he says 78% of the men he met in prison had no father in their life. if you want to save money on prison -- i talked to bill bennett this week, too. bill bennett, the former secretary of education. someone the president called -- he created a program called best friend. it is a program to teach young girls not to have children before wedlock. the obama administration said they can no longer teach abstinence only. that they cannot teach abstinence only. and that they cannot teach marriage -- the importance of marriage -- because marriage is simply one of a variety of different relationships of equal value. i love it when the left says, do not impose our values on us.