now let's move to john rapping who is one of the individuals featured in the film. john, i remember when you first talked about starting a training center for public defenders, no one took you seriously. so what happened? you created it and you have been successfully training defenders. what motivated you to do that and how did it all come to be? >> first, i have been waiting 10 years. there is no doubt in my mind there is no civil rights struggle going on this country to make sure that poor people have lawyers. but it's something i really didn't understand when i started as a public defender. i started in a well resource office with manageable case loads and i was able to give clients with a gideon vision and then i moved to georgia for the statewide public defenders system in georgia and then i moved to new orleans in the wake of katrina to help rebuild that office and started to see what i experience nd dc was the exception and not the rule. for example i remember walking into a courtroom in new orleans, very first time ever walked into a courtroom in new orleans

john thank you very much. >>> and the virginia governor's race is also being very closely rapped.en cuccinelli is getting strong support from the tea party, but he has struggled to attract main stream republicans. he is now 6 percentage points terry mcauliffee. he is scoring points because he is promising to fix the health care bill. and voters in some of america's biggest cities are also choosing knew leaders today. boston will get its first new mayor in two decades. >>> and atlanta, the incumbent facing three challengers there. and in seattle, mike mcginn is in a very tight rays against ed murray, and whoever takes city hall in detroit is going to have to be dealing with that city's bankruptcy problems. bill deblah you is expected to win in new york in a landslide. >> reporter: joe lhota is trying to keep leadership of new york city in republican hands. >> it will keep the city safe and financially sound. >> bill de blasio. >> reporter: his opponent running a unionist campaign. >> a small group of new yorkers are doing very well, and more and more every day nighers are falling b

rap battles of history. are you familiar with this one, john? jon: i was not. >> i googled it as well. as a parody and spoofed on mitt romney and barack obama rapping toward each other, two actors poking fun at presidential candidates. jenna: too bad that didn't happen in real life. >> no. i wonder if our president can rap? i haven't seen that. jenna: we'll leave that question to be answered. jon: clearly lady gaga didn't want to shell out for the meat dress budget for this one. this was more down scale award. >> didn't spend money on makeup. wanted to go all natural. she pretended she never took singing lessons. jon is very savvy. jon: that's right, yeah. thanks, julie. >> see ya. jenna: there is new questions following friday's deadly shooting at lax. do security measures need to change at our nation's airports? we're going to speak with a former deputy direct to the tsa, what if anything really should be done in light of what we saw on friday. >>> also as loyal muslim brotherhood supporters push for his freedom, delay in the trial of egypt's ousted president mohammed morsi. the lates

can't reach voters through rap recreation or reefer he hangs out with his wing out on the nude beach too why is he going to john. his biggest opponent is philip levine a multimillionaire businessman who's endorsed by former u.s. president bill clinton steve says he's in the pocket of corporate thugs levine has spent at least one point two million dollars of his own money on his campaign for seems that only pays ten thousand dollars he has outspent burke one hundred to one but they're nearly tied in the polls i spoke to some residents and asked him who they think is the best candidate to clean up the city for a course steve burke is it was my son i'd say oh you're adorable you're headed toward the comedy circuit he has absolutely no interest in being mayor a lot of people think like my vote doesn't even matter anyways and so they don't vote what you think ocean which i vote for really they're all corrupt she says no you're going to run she says they're all corrupt the young people are in fact she waited with him covered this demographic is so disenfranchised by the political system that very few vo in miami beac

john russ. country music and gospel sold 24.5 digital albums so you compare that with the combined total for rock, rap, or and become a metal and new age of 81.9 million. so 16 million to 80 million. the results are similar in other venues. movie, television, theater. republicans and conservatives find themselves with few sympathetic artists or creative - in their isolated corner. for many conservative a thing or attempted by the 1960's slogan term on, tune in, drop out without the drug implications. he quotes george w. bush who prided himself on not watching television, not watching saturday night live, he hadn't seen the daily show with john stewart. he said they put an off button on the tv for reason one can sympathize that and i left my own devices. i am to stand the desire to just push it all away but it's important to recognize the mistakes and the dangers i think politically. politics and culture are linked together and it is no accident that the one realm of culture not implacably hostile to republicans is country music, which is very white, very christian, and very expert in -- third ex-urban

secretary of state john kerry and diplomats from five other world powers could not find a way to curb iran's nuclear program and will try again in ten days. the u.n.'s nuclear chief headed to take rap to tehran trying to determine if iran is secretly work on nuclear weapons. now back to "media buzz." >> bob woodward has reported on every president since richard nixon. now the editor has been clashing with the obama white house. how does its handling of the media compare to previous administrations? i spoke to him earlier here in studio one. >> bob woodward, welcome. >> thank you. you concluded in your book "the price of politics" that president obama had failed to lead. now we're hearing that he failed to lead on nsa foreign surveillance, didn't know the details, we're hearing that he failed to lead on the obama carolout, has it taken the media too long to reach this analysis? >> well, you've got to be empirical about it. and that's not to take the republicans off the hook for all the budget problems. but the president has to find a way to work his will. as you recount all of this, and as i do, you see that the president is the one who calls people to the white house. they don't ca

john jones. one night in 1856 a band of men moved furtively through the unlighted streets of chicago. they stopped before a darkened house. the leader went to the door and rapped sharply while the others waited in the shadows. presently, the door was open, and a shaft of yellow lamp light fell on the man outside. he was tall and gawpt with piercing eyes, the man inside extended his hand. john brown grasped the hand of alan pinkerton, famous detective and later abraham lincoln's bodyguard. pinkerton, an active abolitionist, took some of the men into his house and found places for others. they were all john brown's men. all, that is, except for 11 escaped slaves headed for canada. pinkerton took brown to the home of a mutual friend, that of john jones, the free negro and leader in the fight for equal rights as well as prominent businessman. so they tell here the story, little-known story of john jones. his home, john jones' home, became a popular rendezvous for abolitionists, both black and white. among about a thousand african-americans who lived in the state in 1860, jones was the wealthiest. he published a pamphlet called "the black laws of illinois and a few

rap lyrics for us. >> i heard it. i heard it. >>> let's take a look at the headlines. secretary of state johnress to hold off passing a new wave of economic sanctions against iran. nuclear talks with iranians resume in a week. a confirmation hearing today for fed chair nominee janet yellen, she is expected to tell senators that the fed must do more to help the economy recover. in written testimony, yellen says unemployment is still too high. that inflation is running below the goal of 2%. that justifies continuing aggressive monetary policies. >> an air force colonel has been acquitted on charges that he groped a woman in a virginia parking lot. lieutenant colonel jeffrey had been the chair of the air force's sexual assault prevention program after serving tours in iraq and afghanistan. his lawyers say it's unclear what the verdict means for his clients career in the air force. >> a pair of teen girls in florida are accused of stealing jewelry and other items from a classmate's house and then burning the home down. police say one of the girls laughed about it when she was confronted, both of