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god! because you got to face t because there is no possible way that-- i'm sorry, what's happening? >> hold on, hold on, every now and then i'm known to make a mistake. (laughter) si did not make a mistake with this guy. but i can tell you this he's going to be the next vice president of the united states. >> stephen: ha, ha, ha, ha, ha! i mean romney-ryan 2012. very excited, yes. mitt romney picked wisconsin congressman paul ryan and folks this is no safe choice. no there was another word for it. >> paul ryan is being called a bold choice. >> this was a big, bold, courageous choice. >> very bold pick. >> a big bold choice. >> romney goes bold. >> the bold flavor you're craving. >> stephen: yes, hmmmm. bold! bold! i mean so daring. i mean white christian and male? (laughter) that's a triple not threatening to me. and of course known no one is more historic about ryan than the kids. >> there could be a generational upside. the 42-year-old ryan who was joined on stage by his wife and small children could help the gop appeal to younger voters. >> stephen: oh yes, the young ones love hi

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is officially a mama. >> may god help this world. >> little lorenzo is with us. >>> first, tropal sac getti strby t and nf familia >> isaac is whi 65-mile-anu from key west this morning. the path has shifted furth west with land wou anniver te to the day -- >> of katr hurricane warnings issued from the florida panhand central coastlf st f ees have been declared. schools canceled already. everyone is taking all the precautions early here as they should. we'll get the latest on isaac's should. we'll get the latest on isaac's fikarev good morning, karen. >> reporter: good morn paula. good morning, rob. it's been raining here the last couple of hours, wind are picking up. tampa will expect the bulk of isaac's wrath not going to be that bad for the next couple days. tens of thousands of people along the gulf coast are being ordered to evacuate as four states brace for isaac's arrival. as isaac barrels its way into the gulf of mexico, south florida has hunkered down. >> it could be nothing, but then it could be a lot. >> reporter: isaac ripped across key west. heavy rains caused flooding. now the storm is expected to pick up steam. when

t of mexico. >> john, there is a famous old saying about poor mexico so far from god and so near to the united states. but the truth is, the fact that mexico is near to the united states is one of the reason, primary reasons is that mexico, if you set aside, and you can't really set aside that horrible drug war with all of the cartels and the zetas and the others, that mexico is really coming along as a major state. some people are predicting that it could overtake brazil. i think they've got a per capita income a third that of the americans. and there are a number of reasons for this. one of them is nasta frankly. a lot of our factories went down there. >> building cars. >> you get the remittances from the mexican workers in the united states. all of these things. and there really is a success story about mexico and we don't read about it because with we're reading about is people shooting each other on the international bridge at juarez. >> eleanor? >> well, they have discovered oil in recent years. that helps. and secondly, you're right about american jobs that have moved south of the border. and

god, so hems mistakenly said our official motto is e e pluribus unum. i when obama gave the traditional presidentialness that -- presidential thanksgiving day address, he again eliminated "god." the u.s. constitution makes it t prime duty of the president toac take care that the law to be faithfully executed, and we all saw obama at his inauguration swear an oath to uphold the laws of the united states. but apparently obama thinks he can pick and choose which laws to enforce and which he can overturn. in february 2011 obama instructed his justice department not to defend the federal defense of marriage act known as doma which waskn overwhelmingly passed byow a bipartisan congress but is now under attack in the federal courts by the homosexual activists trying to get supremacist judges to declare it unconstitutional.o d in september 2011 obama, who was determined to defy the federal defense of marriage act, orderew the pentagon to authorize thens performance of same-sex marriage ceremonies on military bases, thus violating not only the federal law, but also the traditional first amendment rights that have always been a accorded to military chaplains. barack obama must think that his title of commander in chie

is t to even marry all but to cohabitate. that is not a trend in the mormon church. >> if there's any doubt, talk to some of the singles here. >> i know that godants that for me. i know that man was not meant to be alone, nor was woman, but that we complement one another. >> were you ready at 22 or 23 to get married? >> i sure think i was. i think i've been ready for a long time, but i haven't been plucked from the vine yet. >> my grandma offered to find someone to pay someone to date me, because she was fairly convinced i was not able to do that on my own. >> mormonism is the marriage religion. >> sociology professor brad wilcox is director of the national marriage project at the university of virginia. he says the marriage rate in the u.s. has seen a dramatic decline since the 1970s at a 14-fold increase in couples cohabiting. but among practicing mormons, marriage is still sacred. >> they sacralize marriage, obviously, and they view marriage as an eternal institution that exists beyond this space and time. >> professor wilcox is speaking abt tele marriages, where members in good standing are sealed together for time and all eternity. >> whe

is god's views. we are just agreeing with him today. >> reporter: chick-fa-laceo dan kathy made biblical confirmation of the unit t.s not have the individual views of franchise owner sph-s that sup port. >> it is a terrible policy and a terrible business. >> you have to be careful when you are dealing with the public that you can not get into any controversial issues. >> it has nothing to do with the same sex marriage or the issue did it is about religious freedom. they are putting their money where their mouth is. >> the restaurant released a statement making it clear it did not initiate the event but thanked customers for their support. our goal is simple, the statement readed to provide food, hospitality and positive influence for all that come into contact. same sex couples are planning a counterreaction going there on friday and kiss. >>> firefighters in southern california are battling a wind- blown brush fire in riverside county. it is called a volcano fire and it started at 11:30 in murrieta. at least two homes burned. tankers and firefighters were able to head off the flames that were going towards the oth

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is to stage a new performances. so . i'm going down of the song and good morning we will remember that we will. thank you. thank. god the world you're watching r t thanks for being with us on the threshold of the first anniversary of the fall of tripoli libya seems to be marking the event with violence and chaos and the latest in a series of recent attacks on city shrines salafi islamists were blamed for blowing up and bulldozing a stuffed in the centuries sanctuary sectarian tensions in libya have reached new levels off to see if the religious sites were destroyed by i'm still office and government security forces this against the background of severe ethnic clashes which have spiraled since colonel gadhafi was also good most recently at least twelve people were killed and dozens injured after the fighting parties use heavy weaponry including and afghans political analyst and consultant of things in libya will only just and deeper into chaos. libya is following the same trend as all the other countries where there was a for sure jeanne we have the same scenario in iraq where the same situation in afghanistan we've got the situation in libya whi

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is that place. [cheers and applause] we're here to preserve this country the same way we built it, by exercising our god-given right to set a new course. so who wetter t better to turn e than a man dead gated his career for doing just that, for the stage and businesses and olympic games. president romney, boy i like the sound of that. president romney will keep his word and he'll keep his courage too. he'll keep faith with the idea that government exists to serve the people and that people who built this economy. mitt's job will build a stronger middle class through energy and dependence, schools and kids not where the teacher's union comes first, free trade, the balanced budget and an answer to the uncertainty and the tax hikes that threaten small businesses. it's a big job. so we're fortunate that myth hat chosen his running mate by rooting out and fixing washington's first habits. when i met paul ryan he was a student at miami, ohio volunteering for my campaign for congress. soon he will be our party's nominee for vice president of the united states. who says this isn't the greatest country on earth? [cheers and applause] you know they call this am

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t. won't be like that. but if it sits and spins and rains and rains and floods, there is only so much this area can take. god bless the people of south mississippi, having to deal with it all over again. >> thank you. we are going to update ow isaac throughout the hour. but right now, we are live from tamp aflorida, where the republican national convention kicked off today. tonight, we have an all-star lineup, reince priebus, and haleigh cummingsy barbure and donald trump. but first, the man who will introduce mitt romney thursday night, marco rubio. >> good evening. >> before the big news about thursday night, i thought you might have a thought on this hurricane. i mean, it has grazed this state, but nonetheless. >> first of all, it's unbelievable on the seventh anniversary of ca-- katrina, we are seeing a repeat. flor did's been battered by storms in the past. one year, whey five. i think it was 2005. so we know how impactful this can be. we pray for those folks and hope for the best. we will see what happens. >> we have this awkward, trying to do both stories at once and how to balance our time. let me tu

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