faye contacted 7 on your side. we contacted facebook.e company said users must follow a proud year to close a hacked account. that is to ensure the real owner is the only one shutting the paichblgt facebook opened an investigation and said we take this seriously. and there is a team using this information to surface compromised accounts. >> when is my money coming? they never answered me. >> so how did imposters take over the facebook page? first, they notified dawn she'd won. then requesting her e mail and pass word, using that to log in and took control. if you believe your account was hacked let me know about it. go to abc 7 news.com. >> thank you. >> and coming up next we will reveal identity of this reporter. >> there >>> tonight we celebrate a major milestone, 40 years to the day. >> today, ton is now our arts and entertainment reporter but a man can, and has done it all. >> he sure has. abc 7 news worked with don douring much of his remarkable career. watch this. and. >> from anchor december tok red carpet to wherever assignment t

. -- instead of faye "b" location. many employers work on bicycles. thank you.[applause] >> thank you very much, peter. maybe i need to ask if i can vary from the script. i'm supposed to say that unfortunately we are out of time, but we are not. maybe what i will do is have you will come up here and sit around a table. if we could get some chairs? yeah, and could you turn on the lights? very good. and is there another microphone? there are two. staff will pass them around if you have questions. what we will do is, unless you want to add to some of what you said and what you have heard this morning, we had a couple hours of staff, city staff discussing with them our experiences, and then reacting to our conditions and pitfalls and predicaments. if you have any observations from this morning's presentation, if you like to share that with us. [inaudible] very good. so we will go with andy? did you have your hand up? >> no. >> ok, you serve. >> i have living and -- i have been living in copenhagen, bicycling. one of the things i think is very important at makes bicy

before john boozman did, until faye boozman pulled a todd akin in 1988. said that women secrete magical spermacide when they were raped. then his little brother won the seat anyway in 2010. senator john boozman is an optometrist, played football, and now he's a senator. and if most of america is not aware there's a u.s. senator optometrist guy named john boozman, then most of america is definitely not aware that this guy is also a senator. you recognize him? no? that's okay. he's not exactly a household name. his name is mike johanns. he's a senator too. he went to st. mary's in minnesota and got a law degree at creighton. here's another one. do you know me? likely, you don't know. i'm richard burr. and before senator richard burr became a u.s. senator from north carolina, he played football for the wake forest demon deacons, and he was in a fraternity, and then he distributed law equipment. this guy, pat toomey, also a senator, yeah, who knew, right? every seen him before? to get to the senate, pat toomey worked at chemical bank and then he worked at an

are the polls flawed faye -- fatally, and are they, in fact, questionable? >> brad, you know the correct answer is the fox news poll is the best. >> of course, of course, the fox news boll poll is the best. lou: we assumed that. >> obviously, and it's stipulated into evidence. now, look, polls are not predictive, but snapshots. it's like trying to find big foot out in the wilderness. you get pictures of the same thing and people disagree about what's in there. what's going on in the polls? there's good track records, and first of all, the thing you want to look at in a poll like that is not what the top line number is because that -- this is not a football game. that's not the score. lou: if i may say, chris, it's not broadcast without end. can you help me out here, partner? >> yes, here's what i can tell you. methodology is okay because what they are doing is not looking for a set number. lou: they are reliable, putting forward a picture, that's in your judgment, at least intellectually rigorous, if not entirely perfect. we should look at them as being reas

. >> richard pryor shared his ms battle with "the insider" and tammy faye bakker allowed documentary cameras to follow her cancer battle. after robin shared her mds diagnosis, thousands of people signed up to become bone marrow donors. and there's been another side effect. her co-anchor josh elliott told our debbie matenopoulos there has been an outpouring of love. >> i just thank god that social media exists, because that's like a vein that gets tapped, she can just pump love into herself. and it's a great thing. so, keep them coming. >> and the well wishes continue to pour in. ellen degeneres just tweeted -- thinking of robin roberts and hoping her bone marrow transplant goes well. i love you, robin. we wish her the best. i worked with her at espn. she's one of the kindest people there is. >>> all right, right now, we move on to star watch. >>> lindsay lohan goes public. new york. lohan's first appearance since her arrest holding the son of friend artist domingo. it was his car that lindsay was driving when she allegedly clipped the pedestrian. meanwhile, surveillance video just re

newspaper articles about it, one framed it as an issue of public safety and how it wasn't safe thing, and faye they gave it to one group. they took article that framed it as an issue of free speech and essence carried an argument it's the kk but we stand for free speech and they gave it to another group. same organization, same history of the organization, we know the background of the organization, two different reactions. people who saw the free speech frame supported their right to hold a rally despite the view about the organization. people who saw the public safety frame, not so much. didn't support it. had some arguments against it. so together that's the -- that is the essence of a frame. the idea of some information in some information out and it has this angle. it tells a story. so media frames are what gives not just media frames, all frames, when they get disseminated in mass media they get sent to a wider and wider audience. but all frames tell a particular story. and what i found in each of the genocide l situation it almost told the exact same story only it was the characters cha

one is war faye. but there's also a second way of thinking, a national understanding.nd i do believe that if both sides sit and reach an understanding on a free election, a national understanding on a free election and follow -- and become sub serve yent to the choice of the people, all sides should accept the wish of the syrian people. therefore we are standing up a contact group, and i do hope that they will have their first meeting and gathering here in new york city, thereby we can succeed in bringing both sides closer together so they can reach an agreement for a political process. in my opinion syria has no military solution. and i think it is amply clear. i think my opinion is amply clear about syria. i've said it 50-plus times thus far. we are on the side of the people. everywhere we ore on the side of the people. >> but the people are killed by the government. you say do you're on the side of the people and yet you support a government that is massacring its people. >> translator: you mean that we should then enter the scene and provide arms like other countri

certainly that springtime appearance in florida that was secretly recorded is not doing the ticket any faye vors and now the obama campaign is out with this new ad that's going tbe playing in a lot of different states, particularly in colorado, ida,vaew hampshire, ohio, virginia, and in iowa. let's take a look. >> i approve this message. ey are victims, who believe that government has a responsibility to care for them, who believe they are entitled t health care, to housing, to you name it. and they will vote for this president no matter what. and so my job is not to worry about those people. sd responsibility and care of their lives. >> so there's that ad. they're playing mitt romney's words but faces, meghan, real fe americans over the people that he's talking about. we keep saying 40 days until ection day but we're living tri ste y right no voting of iowa has begun. early voting has began in other places. how damning is an ad like that? >> it's the 11th hour. my biggest complaint with the romney campaign is they need to do an as reaction to that, to cotehohe complete delineation between

. >> i wasn't married to tammy faye baker. >> thankfully.. >> potash. >> "power lunch "starts now. >> announcer: halftime is over. the second half of the trading day begins now. >> indeed. we are keeping an eye on a series of live events the markets will be watching closely. right now in madrid, a call for a second day of strikes after yesterday's violent protes against austerity measures. greece erupted this morning. why now and where do the markets and countries go from here? both canada dadidates for presi are duelling in ohio. both set to start four minute

his name is junior faye. and he was in the store just days earlier. in fact, angie had helped him with a loan. he's arrested the same day as the attack and pleads guilty to aggravated robbery. he's serving at least five years in prison. it turns out the gun is a fake. still, after seeing the video, cy can't comprehend what his wife went through. >> i still watch it and go why was he so physically mean? you know? all he had to do is pull the gun up and say give me the money and she would have complied a million times over. just didn't make sense. >> today cy mans the store, and he's made a few security changes. >> the main thing is, there's bulletproof glass here to make sure they can't come over the counter. >> angie stopped working to spend more time with her children, time she's so grateful to have. >> whoo-hoo! >> she says when her kids watch the video, they see a side to their mom they might never have known, and she, too, admits she's a lot tougher than she realized. >> my children think i'm very brave when they see the video. i saw that i can ta

mary says ann romney reminds her of faye dunaway in "mommy dearest." >> tear down that bitch of a barrone do provide care for people who don't have insurance. if someone has a heart attack they don't just sit in their apartment and die, we pick them up and give them care, and different states have different ways of providing for that care. >> stephanie: but wait back in 2010. >> romney: it doesn't make a lot of sense for us to have millions and millions of people who go to the emergency room for care particularly if they have means to have insurance. >> stephanie: right. so there would be personal responsibility -- right? good idea. [ applause ] >> stephanie: that was just two years ago. >> that wasn't me. that was ritt momney. >> stephanie: paul ryan is getting a little whiny he said i think that's what conservatives do by nature. i think that's the nature of conservative punditry to kind of complain about imperfection they may see. and he said his very selection of me as his running mate the guy with all of the specifics -- >> we have specifics coming out of our eyeballs -- >> i have i

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host: charlotte also used to be home to jim and tammy faye bake r. it was a regular stop for politicians? guest: it is actually down the road. but in his prime, if you're a republican conservative party in the evangelical vote for the picasso but, in the 1980's -- or pentecostal vote, in the 1980's, that is where you went to talk about great falls, and yet had a lot in north carolina and south carolina. host: florida, republican line. go ahead with your question or comment. caller: this is my first time ever calling. i probably will get nervous. anyway, i am very concerned with this election. i come from a communist country. i know people want to refuse that obama has any threat to this country and leaning toward socialism and communism, but i know differently. i am very, very concerned he is not following with his country is all about. people are running away from their countries to come to america to find what obama wants io implement is different -- do not want cuba here in america. am concerned with the inefficiency of government, with the bloate

they are unique, novel, and ways to faye for the same dysfunctional system.sn't matter if there's a single payer system, voucher system, or private system, you'll get the same results. >> last question. >> hi, i'm kate ryan, with the national womens' health network. we've been working on patient and consumer engagements in the coordinated care models. i'd love to hear about how in oregon, for example, you communicate with patients and consumers because obviously, initially, they think of hmos, makes people nervous, there's success in smaller models because they are in the community, and so they can actually tell almost every beneficiary why they are not giving them a test. when people hear they are not getting a test, they perceive that as refusal of care. i'd love to hear you talk about how you really engage patients and consumers in a meaningful way that doesn't scare them. >> well, a couple of things. the difference between the old hmos and ccos, the hmos were designed to control cost, and they did that at the expense of quality. the other side is clear ac

sara faye she came to one of my fund raisers. she said i got started by selling pumpkins from the back of my pick-up truck at age 16. i said what do you do now? she said i'm still selling pumpkins. she's the largest seller of pumpkins and melons in the country with a massive business. it is just amazing. this is what makes our economy go. it is not a government telling people what they have to do and how they have to do it. it is instead free people pursuing their own dreams. this idea that the president has of redistributing, i know there are some people in our country who want to have a government take from some to give to the others. they would like to be the others that are on the receiving end of that, and they feel that a redistribution model makes sense. the president some years ago says he favors redistribution. i don't. i believe instead the role of government is to help those that need help. we're a compassionate people. if there is someone who needs help, we help them, that's why we have a safety net. but then governme