reporting live from the john ford, abc 7ing, sam news. >> one month after virginia's election, one race has left the ballot box and gone to the courtroom. after the votes were counted, democrat mark haring led by less than 200. now, the recount begins. the northern virginia chief is in richmond with that story. >> the statewide recount will begin on december 17 in all districts across the state accept for fairfax -- except for fairfax county which will get going on the 16th. the district needs extra time because of the sheer number of outlets. noting officials say the workers and machines will be ready. while here in richmond, the court hearing we saw today could be a sign of things to come. cast,h 2.2 million votes and hearing holding onto just a 165 vote lead, the scrutiny will be intense. bigger districts like fairfax have sophisticated machines that can specifically count votes in the attorney general's race. others don't, meaning hand counting. even with the optical scanners, the votes that are not totally clear, so-called under or over votes get rejected and have to be counted by

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reporting from the john wilson olden, john ford, abc 7 news. >> for the first time, we are hearing the 911 calls from the day a gunman walked into sandy hook elementary and open fire. are verytapes controversial. prosecutors to argue the recording could cause the victim's family more pain. they are indeed dramatic, which is why we have chosen not to air them. we have read portions to paint a picture of what happened and timeline and police response. this,a breathless voice, one of many 911 calls -- somebody has a gun, the caller says. >> isaiah glimpse of somebody running down the hallway. >> ok response the dispatcher. they are still shooting. fromre calls for help different parts of the school. and among 911 operators, a realization of how grave the situation. the dispatcher -- dispatchers urged callers to take cover and asked about the welfare of the children. within four minutes of the first 911 call, officers arrived but did not enter immediately. fear and confusion about a possible second shooter kept them at bay. >> there is still shooting going on. >> what about injuries asked

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lance u len off is editor in chief and john ford joins us as well. lance, what do you make of this.ng ahead of the other? >> it is hard to say. we have all these great touch screens to do so much. even though apple unveiled for cars last year, it has been a slow road. it is nowhere near ubiquity. it is kind of an even game at this point. >> you know who is really in the lead? blackberry with the 2 x operating system. they are in a bunch of cars already. they got overtaken. it is likely to happen again this time. john chen is going to try to make sure it doesn't. >> lance, are we going to be wowed by ces or is this going to be like, with he know this is early days? >> i think it will be early days. the car manufacturers, they have these long lead times. probably some models you can sit inside. they will show you what's going to p ha. it is not going to be, oh, and starting january 30th, or whatever, you are going to have one of these cars pop your iphone 5s in there and off you go with google voice and all of that technology. by the way, one thing to keep in mind, if you have all tha

ford. how do youir recommend americans keep up with your carbon footprint. john: the man asking the questions was jason mattera. author of best-seller, "hollywood hypocrites." of the jason, harrison ford may be a hypocrite but you're obnoxious. you're rude. >> oh, john, i learned from the best. i followed your career at 20/20, confront people duplicitous. john: that was crooks and thieves. this is just a poor actor expressing his opinion. >> who has a ais lot of sway, especially with young people. i mean, unfortunately, whether you like it or not, young people cues from celebrities. and being hip and cool means being in favor of these conservationist policies that harrison ford strangely got his chest waxed over. you know what? i don't care that he owns seven airplanes. i would love to own seven airplanes. but please do not lecture me, do rest of us we're on the precipice of global warming armageddon while you have a sasquatched sized carbon footprint. that is why i confronted him? john: what you do, nobody comes close to doing. the press treats actors differentl

henry ford, john wayne, even colonel sanders.hip. you'll need to demonstrate good characters and belief in some sort of supreme being. oh, in almost all lodges, it's men only. next you're up for a vote from grand master james sullivan. >> the lodge votes to accept you then you have the three degree, is that you go through. >> once you earn the third degree, yes, that's where the phrase comes from, you can join any number of masonic off shoot. he's a degree mason and historian at the house of the temple for the supreme right. it's that big building in washington, d.c. >> this isn't like the masnic vatican but it's important. >> absolutely right. it's one branch of freemasonry in the united states that's our headquarters building. >> inside the temple lodge room is a stunner. downstairs, there's this. >> this is the flag that buzz aldridge went to the moon. >> wow. >> it's tiny hats and small cars are your thing then there are the party animals of freemasonry the shriners. you may know them better for their 22 childrens hospitals w

john: the biggescause is saving the earth and climate change. here is a commercial done by harrison ford. >> when rainforest are slashed and burned their releases tons of carbon into the air we breathe. e changes our climate. it hurts. every bit of rain forest cut down over there really hurts us over here. john: what? waxing your chest hair and the o rain forests? it is a gmick but i would not mind so much i would not mind if they were such a hypocrite but he owns seven airplanes. he admits he once flew the jet to get a cheeseburger. it makes you wish people wouldonfront them. but this brings someone did. >> any other plans to get your chest waxed. are you still flying to get a cheeseburger? i guess you drive the honda odyssey. ning seven aircraft is it still seven? how do you recommend americans keep up with your carbon footprint? author of the best-seller hollywood hypocrites' author jason mattera. harrison ford ma be a hypocrite but you are obnoxious you are reared. >> i learned from the best i've flowed your career at 2020 defending people who were duplicitous. john: crooks and thiev

john: the biggest cause is saving the earth and climate change. here is a commercial done by harrison ford. >> when rainforest are slashed and burned their releases tons of carbon into the air we breathe. the changes our climate. it hurts. every bit of rain forest cut down or there really hurts us over here. john: what? waxing your chest hair and the of rain forests? it is a gimmick but i would not mind so much i would not mind if they were such a hypocrite but he owns seven airplanes. he admits he once flew the jet to get a cheeseburger. it makes you wish people would confront them. but this brings someone did. >> any other plans to get your chest waxed. are you still flying to get a cheeseburger? i guess you drive the honda odyssey. owning seven aircraft is it still seven? how do you recommend americans keep upith your carbon footprint? author of the best-seller llywood hypoites' author jason mattera. harrison ford may be a hypocrite but you are obnoxious you are reared. >> i learned from the best i've followed your career at 2020 defending people who were duplicitous. john: crooks and t

john any proceeded to where the papers had been dropped. >> the vehicle is described as a two-tone blue ford fairmount. >> that car came back. >> i think i told police he looked like he was mad or something. but who is to know? >> the next are two newspaper carriers. he says hi to johnny and he says hi, then proceeds to where the newspapers have been dropped. >> at about this time, t.j. smith reported hearing a car door and, upon sitting up in bed, he observed a silver and black ford fairmount start up from where john was last seen and then made a left turn rolling through the stop sign without stopping. >> the car ran the stoplight there and it turned left. in fact, his wagon was still sitting right there. >> the two newspaper carriers, they get their newspapers, turn around and walk back by the same corner. when they walk by the wagons, there's the newspapers. no johnny. ♪ no two people have the same financial goals. pnc works with you to understand yours and help plan for your retirement. visit a branch or call now for your personal retirement review. okay, who helps you focus on your rec

i would much rather be in a john sewn controls than a ford or gm for that matter the i've been long ford for a good part of the year. now, gm is a better place to be than ford. i would rather be in jci than both of them. johnson controls has a strong setup into 2014. i think you'll see a lot of margin expansion. a lot of pent-up demand. and i think that's one of the top sectors to be in for the first half of next year. >> scott, the one name, goodyear tire. that continues to work, because it's part of the whole story you're talking about in the autos. >> from trades that have worked to one that certainly has not, and that's gold. it will go down as the year's worst. but our next guest is sticking by the much-maligned metal. rick rule is chairman of sprot u.s. holdings, and live in san diego. welcome back. good to have you on. >> thank you very much for having me again. >> worst trade of the year. why are you standing by your man? >> i think that one's pretty simple. i think the fundamentals are pretty good. if you're a momentum trader, you don't want to be anywhere near it. a fundamental

ford. some scandals of 2013. joe johns has a look back. >> reporter: beam me up, baby. ldom you get the crack question of the year in the same place. it happened the notorious star of his crack smoking video. mayor rob ford, put on the spot in an open forum with the whole world watching. >> have you purchased illegal drugs in last two years? >> yes, i have. >> reporter: ford was a trend setter in 2013, leader of the pack in the category of mayors gone wild with honorable mention to number nine, san diego's mr. smooth himself, bob filner, who resigned as mayor facing a tidal wave of section ooul harassment allegations, unwanted advances including a former fee may employee who filed suit. irene mccormack jackson alleging, he asked, wouldn't it be great if you took off your panties and worked without them on? sentenced home confinement and three years propassi s probatio. kwame kilpatrick, racketeering and extortion, it helped push the motor city into the largest municipal bankruptcy in american history. he got the term he wasn't elected to serve, 28 years in federal prison

ford says i like john boehner, he's a reasonable man, we would like to see evidence of that. we're looking for it. now, if that's the case, then what we're seeing then is a small slither of the elected officials of this nation holding hostage not only the rest but the republican party itself, which means they lost power essentially for john boehner to govern. b, what they have done is impose restraint on commonsensical resolution of differences that might prevail otherwise. >> jonathan, we are in the holiday season. there's a time to be merry and bright. yet, if you look at where we are, as opposed to where we thought we would be on immigration reform, basic gun safety measures, on the employment nondiscrimination act, none of those bills are going nowhere. as far as gun safety reform, now the debate is whether or not plastic weaponry can be manufactured in the united states and there's actual pushback on that. >> look, we've talked about this. i feel like i'm a broken record. what's needed on capitol hill, what's needed in the house specifically is leadership. speaker boehne

johns. >> felicia's got one working on the green ford pickup. >> yeah, it looks like she's going to go overim in the parking lot. >> in the first few hours of work the team apprehends nearly 20 unsuspecting johns. but as the light fades and day becomes night, an entirely different sort of creature comes out to prowl the track. >> looks more like the pimp type, too. >> he was eyeballing me hard over here. >> pimps are always on the lookout for new girls. we're going to be the new booty on the street tonight, and they're going to know that. >> if you have a couple of fresh faces out there, new girls trying to make money, trying to work on the track, well, a pimp will see that as a sign of disrespect for one, and then two, he's also going to want to recruit them. >> those guys are pimps right there. >> for pimps recruitment techniques can run the gamut from sweet-talking a girl to kidnapping her and stuffing her in his trunk. >> we've had, you know, several close calls with feeling like, you know, the pimps are being very aggressive and that their ultimate goal was to kidnap one of the underco

ford. those are some of the scandals of 2013. joe johns gives us a look back. >> reporter: number 10, beam me up, baby. it is seldom you get to the crack answer of the year. it happened to the star of his own crack smoking video. toronto mayor rob ford got put on the spot in an open forum with the world watching. >> have you purchased illegal drugs in the last two years? >> yes, i have. >> reporter: ford was a trendsetter in 2013. leader of the pack in the category of mayors gone wild, with honorable mention to number 9, bob filner who resigned after sexual harassment allegations, including a former female employee that filed suit, alleging that filner said wasn't it be great if you worked without your panties on. he was sentenced to probation before assaulting women. number 8 in the worst mayor, kwame kilpatrick, convicted of racketeering, it pushed the motor city in the largest bankruptcy in history. he got the term he wasn't elected to serve. 28 years in federal prison. and speaking of elections, number 7 is not a mayor, but could have

john dunning stanford volleyball team. nc state. fiftset. the big block. and the cardinals take a 9-6 lead. san ford 9-2 the rest of the way.hey get the kill. the cardinals lose in a heartbreaker. >>> alex smith makes his first bay area return since being traded by the niners. he was his usual self when addressed by the media. >> to be honest, i have not thought about it. i was not sure where we were flying to. no, right now, the focus is geting to play oakland. you know, another game. >> and we will end on this and turn away. >> i hate this. >> demetris johnson. the the lightweight belt. he will be okay. >> we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] this december, experience the gift of true artistry and some of the best offers of the year at the lexus december to remember sales event. this is the pursuit of perfection. this is a heated leather seat. this is a secret storage space. this is another. this is 8.4 inches of go-anywhere. this is 20 inches of water-fording talent. this is armor. this is 31 miles per gallon, highway. this is the freedom to keep chasing all the horizons you want. introducing the all-new jeep cherokee

john f kennedy ." which was released today. we are fortune to have both james and sam on ford theater's advisory council. and my pleasure to introduce two such distinguished talents. please join me in welcoming them. [applause] [applause] james, it's good to see you. >> good to see you, sam. >> for several generation of americans, people here, i'm certain, including me, that assassination of president kennedy was the shoughs shocking, horrifying, grief striken day in the public event in my life. and you have now written the book about that day and the days surrounding it. james, there are i don't know how many books about the assassination of the president. why did you decide to write this book? >> well, sam, it's the book i always wanted to read that no one else had written. that's why i written the manhunt book of the lincoln assassination. i wanted to write a thrilling, accurate, day-by-day, moment-by-moment, hour-by-hour. i think it's the saddest most incredible story in american history. it's the great american strag tragedy. i wanted to write a book that would take us back and experience it for the

it's interesting, i would recommend to readers john robert green who wrote a book on the ford presidency as part of the university of kansas series also did a book on mrs. ford. it's very well reserged and really a great read. and he makes the case stronger than i would that she was on balance debt trimental to her husband's reelection prospects. particularly within the republican party but not exclusively within the republican party. >> you've mentioned this 60 minutes interview, how significant was her sitting down with the most popular news and public affairs program to the public view of her and the party's view of her? >> i think it defind her for millions and millions of people who first of all was the first time they had seen her in that kind of setting. but i also think for millions -- remember how americans were acustomed to seeing their first ladies on television. we had seen mrs. kennedy's unforgettable white house tour but it was a very orchestrated presentation. people were not acustomed to a first lady being asked or answering as i say the kinds of questions -- her view was

she -- there was a legitimate debate -- it's interesting i recommend to readers john robert reid who wrote a book on the fordsidency as part of the university of kansas series also did a book on mrs. ford. it's very well researched and really a great read. and he makes the case probably stronger than i would. that she was on balance detrimental to her husband's reelection prospects. particularly within the republican party but not exclusively within the republican party. >> you mentioned the 60 minutes interview. how significant was her sitting down with the most popular news and public affairs program to public view of her and the party's view of her? >> i think it defined her for millions and millions of people. who really -- first of all, it was the first time they had seen her in that kind of setting. but i also think remember how americans were accustom to seeing their first lady on television. we had seen mrs. kennedy's unforgettable white house tour. but of it -- it was an org orgestrated presentation. people were not accustomed to a first lady being asked or answering, as i say, the kind of questions

john kerry personally apologizing to the foreign minister in india. >>> the pentagon has identified the six u.s. soldiers killed in southern afghanistan earlier this week. randy billings, joshua silverman, omar. ford, terry gordon and jesse williams lost their lives when their helicopter crashed on tuesday. five of the six soldiers trained together and were based in kansas. it's the largest loss of life in afghanistan in nearly six months. >>> the russian president touched on a number of hot button topics in his news conference. it it resembles one of apple's keynote addresses. this instance 1300 journalists were in attendance jock keeg for position to ask him a question. putin defended his opinion of the lgbt community and eased criticism of his record on human rights saying he will release one of his fiercest critics behind bars for a decade. he will also pardon a group of green peace protesters and two members of the all female punk rock group. he also brushed aside questions on edward snowden saying he's never met the former nsa contractor. >>> jay carney says the president will veto any bill that places sanctions on iran. the obama administration says it it will derail talks on the nuclear pr

john moody on fox news.com written the book about the papacy. he defends this pope. your thoughts, monica? >> it's tough to dislike a pope who drives a ford focus. okay? this is a very humble man taking the papacy out of the palace to the streechlts he is living the gospel every day, is relatable and warm and engaging. he made comments that have been controversial as you point out, particularly conservatives but as i read them... >> about wealth? about income. >> yes. capitolism. >> yes. yes. >> and i read those comments closely. what i take is that it's more of a criticism of hyper consumerism than it is about capitolism or free market per se. i think he had valid criticisms there. i i think he's a quiet reformer in the church. he says he's taking the church on a different trajectory >> he see the pope washing feet of prisoners setting example for what a catholic and noncatholic should behave like. and gosh, you think how do you criticize this pope? go with someone like with all due respect kathleen sebelius. >> monica and i agree on something he's caused hundreds of millions of catholics to reengage, rethink and take a look at the churc

john stossel does. >> i know what i want for christmas now. >>> let's go to jimmy kimmel. he continues to show appreciation for the gift that keeps on giving. toronto's very own rob ford got an early christmas gift today from toronto. >> just before we go further on this, they're dancing at city hall. look at that. isn't that great? there is the mayor. boogie down mayor ford. and the one in the red is the speaker. ♪ >> is that real? this is actually live. this shapg right now. it's merry christmas at toronto city hall. >> what the hell is going on? are they all on crack? >> mayor ford knows how to cut a rug, brian. he's in the holiday spirit. serve getting along there. >> i think the woman in the red jacket is the one he knocked over. i think everyone is getting along. thank you, lewis. still ahead on "way too early," the best things -- or most interesting things you've ever done to get out of a test. your tweets coming up and "morning joe" moments away. if hey breathing's hard.me, know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. spiri

john moody who has written the book on the papacy. he defended the pope even to conservatives. >> it's tough to dislike a pope who drives a ford focus.is a humble man. he is living the the gospel every day and is still incredibly relatable, warm and engaging. i will say this. he made comments that have been controversial, as you point out, particularly to conservatives. >> comments about wealth, income, inequality. >> capitalism. i have read them closely. i take that it is a criticism of hyper consumism than free markets or capitalism per se. he had valid criticisms there. i think he's a quiet reformer in the church. it seems he's taking the church on a different trajectory. >> you see pope francis out there, literally washing the feet of prisoners, laying hands on the sickest among us. setting the example for what a catholic and even a non-catholic should behave like when faced with somebody who is up against it. you say to yourself how do you criticize this pope and how do you go over kathleen sebelius? >> he already performed one miracle. millimeter monica and i agree. he caused hundreds of millions of catholics to reengage and ta

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ford. we have chrysler. we have mitsubishi. we have caterpillar and john deere. these are mighty companies.h, i would definitely agree with that. now, we're going to go to what i think is the most salient feature, and that is what you have done -- and let's show it on the screen -- may go against something in the illinois state constitution. and the issue is very similar to what arizona is going through, and i'm sure our viewers on the screen are reading it. here's the point. detroit had a bankruptcy issue. so the issue of their state constitution, at least at this point before it goes to a higher court, was state in favor of the bankruptcy and the contracts being allowed to be broken. in illinois, this isn't a bankruptcy issue. >> no, not at all. >> and there'd probably be a challenge similar to arizona. the problem is, arizona is two and a half years into this with no decision. how does that uncertainty affect the good legislation you signed into law yesterday in. >> i don't think arizona law will affect our law. >> no, but the challenge is going to be the same. >> we have a constitutiona

ford tried to cover up his crimes. >> must we call him the crack smoking mayor? >> i think it's a legal requirement now in some case. welcome back. i'm johnsambolin. 30 minutes past the hour. >>> a bruising winter storm leaving half the nation in a deep freeze this morning. i got to say more on the way. bitter, cold temperatures and ice and snow and dangerous winds being blamed for six deaths so far. twin cities taking an absolute beating and temperatures dropping 10 degrees below zero overnight. half a foot of snow triggering 5 hundred accidents and 53 injuries statewide. the conditions are bad in the northeastern part of that state and they are digging out from 28 inches of snow in and 18 inches of snow on the ground in duluth. roads are impassible and means no school. the dangerous weather doing little to stop snowball fights from breaking out all over duluth. that looks like a good one right there. >> that looks like fun. >>> minus 7 degrees in denver at 9:00 a.m. p.m. last night. shattering the old record by two degrees. tossing half a foot of snow and conditions there are downright dangerous. >> people aren't seeking shelter over th

ford some time. we'll come back to it. michael leiter, and kate martin, thank you both very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> ifill: secretary of state john kerry announced today the united states will provide $25 million in additional aid to help the philippines recover from the devastating typhoon that struck that country last month. kerry visited hard-hit tacloban, and also spoke of the need to act to prevent global warming and extreme weather. special correspondent fred de sam lazaro is in the philippines and filed this report on the recovery effort. >> reporter: tacloban, the typhoon zones main city, remains under a thick blanket of debris, rubble and downed trees. many of the 1,800-plus people still listed as missing were trapped underneath. the tally of bodies still being recovered is in the dozens each week. by now decomposed well beyond recognition, they are added to the confirmed death toll of more than 6,000. five weeks after hynan or yolanda, as the philippines named the epic typhoon, relief workers say there has been progress, even though it's hard to see at first glance. elizabeth tromans is with catholic relief services >>

john roberts, fox news. >>> by the way, we have some breaking news about the reverend billy graham. coming up, the latest on his health. >>> also, mayor rob forde once again, this time facing allegations of bribery after allegedly trying to pay off a group of drug dealers in exchange for a vi showing him smoking crack. our legal panel will tell us why he may not be able to talk his way out of this one, stick around for that, as well. >> these are wire taps from gang members who say that you offered $500,000 if not more, $150,000 to confiscate the video of you doing crack on the tape, what would you say to that? >> number one, that is an outright lie. farmer: hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer. and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. soy dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out tre somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what? of course i had no idea what it was. i felt like my feet were going to sleep. it progressed from there to burning... to like 1,000 bees that were just stinging my feet

ford won't reveal the price tag, but the version starts at 23,000. >> secretary of state john kerry arrives in jerusalem where he met with prime minister benyamin netanyahu. he held a joint news conference. relations and easing of sanctions in iran. >> this is the first time john kerry stepped in since talks started in july. what should we expect? >> good morning, john. yes, i think kerry arrives with a huge agenda pushing forward tonne middle east peace. while he's doing that the u.s.-israel relationship is strained. it's not clear whether the top allee is nuf to push it forward. the two militaries, greece and italy as well, held an air drill. the two military share vital intelligence. israel achieved more assistance from barack obama than any other president. >> america's support is unprecedented. the reliance between the nations never stronger. >> israel has no better friend than the united states of america. >> that was march. then came last month's nuclear deal with iran. the two allies clashed publicly. >> this agreement made the world a much more dangerous place. >> >> prime minister

ford. >> the bogus south african sign language guy. it has been a year of scandal. joe johnst happened to the now notorious star of the crack addict. rob ford. >> have you purchased illegal drugs in the last two years? >> yes, i have. >> ford was a trend setter in 2013. leader of the pack of mayors gone wild with honorable mention to number nine. san diego's mr. smooth himself. bob filner, who resigned as mayor facing a tidal wave of sexual harassment charges. jackson alleges that filner asked her wouldn't it be great if you took off your panties and worked without them on? he was sentenced to home confinement and three years probation for assaulting women. number eight, kwame kilpatrick. he helped push the motor city in the largest bankruptcy in american history. kilpatrick got the term of 28 years in federal prison. speaking of elections, number seven on the list is not a mayor, but could have been. anthony weiner. a hit performer for the sexting controversy. weiner made a bid for the top job of new york, but more pictures sent to a 22-year-old woman under the alias carlos

and we had john paul stevens, alan greenspan, and he would fly from california -- he would come back just to introduce those people. he felt so honored that they would make that effort. mrs. ford came less frequently. they had a running gag. they divided the country in half for fundraising purposes. he had america east of the mississippi. she had the united states west of the mississippi. >> host: a.j. in virginia, one of the homes to the ford family. hi, a.j.. i have to push the button. hi, a.j.. >> caller: i'm curious if there's a specific reason why the first lady invited kings and saints for the first dinner hosted at the white house. >> guest: well, you know, it's interesting. she -- the president became president on august 9, on august 10th, she was informed almost as a matter of factually, by the way, you know that king hussein is coming in a week's time, so she had nothing to do. this is something that was arake #* range -- arranged in the nixon administration, and she, literally, within the first 24 hours was kind of thrown in, sink or swim, to organize a state dinner for the king of jordan. >> host: 1976 campaign, the big talent in the party as suggested, and so a lo

ford dream big sales event. >>> just how conservative does an establishment republican senator have to be these days in order to keep his job? if you are republican senator johnrnyn of texas, who last year ranked as the number two most conservative senator by "national journal," you may think you're doing just fine. but not so fast, senator, because in the eyes of the tea party, you and a number of your colleagues just aren't conservative enough. and now facing primary challenges that threaten to derail the republican effort to take back the senate. while senator cornyn currently enjoys a 44% lead over his opponent, congressman steve stockman, stockman is a tea party favorite, and the type of politician who can out-conservative a conservative like cornyn. just look at his campaign bumper sticker that read, "if babies had guns, they wouldn't be aborted." or this gem, just last month, when stockman tweeted, "about 110,000 people contracted chlamydia each month, more than that signed up for obamacare, obamacare is less popular than chlamydia." when giving his reason for why he should challenge someone like cornyn, stockman said it was because cornyn undermined s

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ford, both bushes, clinton, and obama have all met with the reigning popes. and president ronald reagan may have had the most interesting papal relationship of all. in 1982 reagan and pope john paul ii formed a secret alliance to fight communism in the pope's native poland. together the church and the united states funded and provided resources to solidarity, poland's underground anti-communist group. reagan and john paul believed if poland became democratic other eastern european countries would follow, undoing the influence of the soviet union. president obama has not met with pope francis yet, and although i doubt we'll see any secret alliances, they have a public alliance of sorts on the subject of fighting poverty and inequality and spreading the wealth around a little bit. as the pope wrote recently, not to share one's wealth with is poor is to steal from them and take away their livelihood. it is not our own goods which we hold but theirs. joining me now our senior religion editor for "the huffington post," the reverend paul roushenbush, anthea butler, professor of theology at fordham, michael pepper, and columnist for renew america, michael c. abbott. thanks for bein

, french opposition leader john prince walkup a -- will talk about his recent nuclear deal with iran. live on c-span3 starting at 6 p.m. eastern. 1974, vicet 9, president ford was sworn in as the president of the united states. this is the dress that mrs. ford was wearing. she was less than excited about becoming first lady, but presidentand board -- ford encouraged her, saying that we can do this. she result that if she was going to do this, she was going to have fun doing it. within 10 days, she had a state dinner to contain -- to entertain. she hit the ground running. tonight lady betty ford on c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> social media is a very old idea. we think that it is recent, and only people alive today have ever done it. really what i'm arguing is there is a long tradition of social media that goes back to the era of the late roman republic's. the point is that you do not need a digital network to do social media. if you have one, it goes faster, but you can actually do it in the old days. messengersls, running to and fro, and other members of the roman elite were spoke to eachhim, other, and it was a social environment. there are many other