pastor, john robinson.ht them all of the nation-building principles that the pilgrims brought with them on to the mayflower and across the ocean to the new world. they began running those plays. they began implementing the very things that america has become famous for -- electing your own officials and leaders in government. in limited government, and free enterprise system. these are the kinds of values and essential principles that inspired later generations with our founding fathers and beyond. it put so much power in the churches and in the communities. they built a nation from the ground up and from the inside out. it started in the heart. i wondered why i was never taught these things in school. i was taught that our founders were a bunch of atheists and agnostics. when i began examining the original source documents, the very sources where we learn about these amazing people, i found then that they turn these things from a very different source. the very heart of the treasure that made us unique wit

john robinson is affectionately known as the founding father of the forefathers.ught them all of the nation-building principles that the pilgrims then brought with them on the mayflower, across the ocean to the new world. and they began running those -- and they began implementing the very things that america has become famous for. electing your own officials and leaders in government, a limited government, a free enterprise system. these are the kinds of values and these are the kinds of essential principles that inspired later generations with our founding fathers and beyond, and just put so much power into the churches and into the community, and they built a nation because of their sacrifice, from the ground up and the inside out. and it started in the heart. and i wonder why i was never taught these things in school. i was taught that our founders were a bunch of atheist, agnostics and ds and all these great ideas came from ancient rome and greece and then when i did the research myself and began examining the original source documents like bradford's journal

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john robinson is affectionately known as the founding father of the forefathers. them all of the nation building principles that the pilgrims then brought with them on the mayflower across the ocean to the new world. they began running those plays. they began implementing the very thing that america has become famous for - electing your own officials and leaders in government, a limited government, a free enterprise system. these are the kinds of values and these are the kind of the essential principles that inspired later generations with our founding fathers and beyond and put so much power in the churches and communities and they build a nation because of their sacrifice from the ground up and the inside out. it started in the heart and i wondered why i was never taught these things in school. i was taught that our founders were a bunch of atheists, agnostics, and deists and all these ideas came from ancient rome and greece. when i did the research myself and began examining the original source documents like bradford's journal, the plymouth and foundation, the

you know, it's funny, these johns go out and think wow, what a great deal on robinson. buy just about any sex act for $20. i'm here to tell you, $20 can also cost you your job. it can get you a disease. it can cost you your marriage. it can cost you your reputation in the community. and if i post the video online, it's a life sentence. so i guess it's quite a deal for 20 bucks. so this is your ride. i was just stalling till the cops got here. >> i'm going to jail? >> we called lowe's, and they tell us that the incident concerns them. they have this to say -- "the behavior we observed on the video is clearly a violation of lowe's policy, and we have taken corrective measures to address this matter." as for the john, police arrest him, tow away the truck, just another day in the life of a video vigilante. >> if i was just some psychologist out there talking about how bad prostitution is, nobody would pay attention. but if i've got these over-the-top videos, people caught in the act, literally with their pants down, it becomes the water cooler talk the next day and people

robinson. >> i'm jennifer franciotti. top stories in a moment but first john is back with a look at the weather. beautiful full moon. >> it is. it's gorgeous out there. it's very comfortable. what's going on. there's been a front stalled in the area. then the rain threatening overhead. dryer air is coming in, all right. so that means the humidity drops a little bit. temperatures drop a few degrees as well. still, some very comfortable weather it looks like this weekend with the rain chances pushing out of the area. here you can see the radar. we had a couple sprinkles, light showers overnight. most of it was south of us. now it's moving mostly off shore at least around the mid-atlantic region around the chesapeake bay. showers in southeast virginia. long island. up into new england. rhode island. connecticut, places like that. so, the rain chances slipping out of the area. the front itself stalled to the south. we'll see what happens as we approach the end of the weekend because there will be something el milling around out there. i'll have details coming up w

robinson will get the start. >>> friday night football in loudoun county. the john champ nights hosting central. here you go, listen for you, jim. they swarm in the end zone for safety. first-ever points at home. it's 2-0 champ. all-central after that u it's 23-2 falcons. bouzer hooks up for a 30 yard touchdown. more than 4 t.d. passes in the game for the qb. late fourth quarter, tonight's margin, they want a touchdown and they get one. 5'10", 205 pound wrecking ball. that's the first t.d. at home. even though it's a great start, it's 30-9 central, the final. and jason dawson who is very calm for his team getting the first points at home as champs. >>> a sold-out crowd tonight. bruce trending all night on twitter. that's right, the boss is in town. ♪ >> bruce springsteen and his band wrapping up a performance before 38,000 fans. they performed at the wrecking ball tour. that's quite a show. >> still a high energy performance there. >> that's going to do it for us. have a great weekend, everybody. "the tonight show" is headed your way next. heavy load in america. but mitt romney plan, a middle cl

robinson. let's take a look outside with meteorologist john collins. it was warm out there this morning. >> very summer-like. autumn hascal started. the astrologgical autumn doesn't start yet. >> i've seen trees losing leaves. we've had enough rain recently anyway and speaking of rain, we've got this weekend, a lot of people off especially on monday so you get the long weekend. you don't like rain but we have some in the forecast, a combination of a front trying to come through the area and coincidentally tied up with it, remnants of isaac. the tropical moisture isn't here yet. we feel humid this morning but the moisture associated with the front trying to come in is out in western maryland now, some showers out near cumberland west of hagerstown and southward towards harrisonburg, va. that's thunderstorm activity. we have to which a small threat for rain today and a little bigger threat on sunday and morning. i'll talk more about that coming up. >> things revving up in down the baltimore for the start of the second annual grand prix of baltimore. >> s

john suggests "i don't take myself seriously. neither should you." mark robinsony it is more important for me to be a candidate than an american. jeff burk hols, i'm not even sure how but this just made me more money. yeah, how disgusting. by the way, "the washington post" also out with an editorial this morning, condemning mitt romney for his comments and the timing as well as "the new york times." i should, to be fair, i should point out that mitt romney -- there are some republicans who have come out and publicly supported mitt romney for his unfortunate remarks. paul ryan did. of course. he has no choice. and the other two that did, jim demint and james inhoff. there you go. the two certified -- certifiably insane republican members of the senate. have said that mitt romney was right to attack president obama for siding with the terrorists. chris is calling from kings peak, california. hey, chris, what do you say? good morning. >> caller: how is it going, bill. i just wanted to say he's always shooting from the hip. when he called the russian federation public

robinson. >> and i'm jennifer franciotti. we are going to check outside with meteorologist john collins. what's it doing out there right now? >> it spritzed at us this morning so the streets downtown for the grand prix a little wet. not a lot. and we may see a little bit more of that today. in fact over this weekend. >> not the best labor day weekend forecast. >> not a washout but we are dealing with a couple of different weather features, a front, initially this bit of moisture we've had here this morning not really related to isaac. this is a front trying to come in from the north and it will be with us all weekend long in some manner shape or form and eventually some of the moisture from isaac will work into the game, too. here the radar echoes across the town, i've circled baltimore and the beltway as a reference point. it's from the northwest passing to the east. there were more significant showers west of us this morning but a lot of this stuff has dried up moving towards the bay. a wider picture of what's going on, we will talk about the weekend coming up in a minute. >> things revving up downtown the start of the se

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. >> tonight, richard wolffe and eugene robinson on all the convention fallout and the president bfs big bounce. >> john salts on mitt romney's pathetic excuse for ignoring the troops. >> when you give a speech, you don't go through a laundry list. you talk about the things you think are important. >> in ohio, secattaretary of st is playing chicken with a judge over voter suppression. nina turner is here. >> it's all our responsibility to stand up and tell the truth, and the truth of the matter is it's republicans who are suppressing the vote. >>> good to have you with us tonight. thanks for watching the. the mission for democrats was to offer a clear contrast for voters in never. they were right on target and last night, president obama seals the deal. he did not offer platitudes or easy answers. butt ehe offered a stark choice. >> i won't pretend the path i'm offering is quick or easy. i never have. udidn't elect me to tell you what you wanted to hear. you elected me to tell you the truth. and the truth is it will take more than a few years for us to solve challenges that have built up over decades. i

robinson. >> i'm in for jennifer franciotti. our top stories in just a moment. first a look outside with mr. john collins. good morning. >> we're almost into autumn here but the summertime weather continues. humid, cloudy. not sure if you noticed it coming in, little mist on the windshield. a thin overcast. and there are some thunderstorms west of us. there's a cold front on the way and it will bring us dramatic change in our weather by the end of the weekend. ahead on the front, summer-like. after the front, it will feel -- welsh not quite autumn-like, but very, very nice. you can see a squall line approaching pittsburgh now. still not close to western maryland. this is the weather associated with the front that's coming in. the front itself is back in ohio. even back in indiana. once it comes through, we'll see a dramatic turn around in the humidity levels and the temperatures. but we could be in for a rough time this afternoon and this evening, as the potential is there for some strong thunderstorm activity. i'll talk about that coming up with the insta weather plus forecast. >>> time to clean off port

john: it was against the law. >> literally against the law to admit blacks to baseball. he had jackie robinson over in kansas city. he saw all this talent out there. other people wouldn't hire them those other people were punishing themselves for their racist acts and so left for the brooklyn dodgers and they ended up winning championships and st. louis cardinals nose dived. st. louis cardinals did not hire a single black player until 1968. they lost all the championships. john: people hired black players because it was good for business. >> it was good for business. john: the perception is business is racist and government is evil and government has to protect us from that. government was racist enforcing jim crow. even southern businesses fought that? i hadn't heard about that. >> yeah. government was branch ricky's problem. he had to escape the government of missouri to go to new york city with the brooklyn dodgers. down south there were companies like pepsi who advertised to black consumers. john: we have some pictures of that, if we could put that up. and they were doing it when it was il

this by the weight is joe brady and john tribble, the distant cousins who were instrumental in connect and family and different sources. next slide. fraser robinson, these are michelle obama's parents. little michelle on the left and craig robinson and brother on the right. next slide. so this unknown here, who does not appear in the book is a contemporary of mary. so they were born roughly a year apart. he's a mississippi farmer who is noted in 181870s sensors as a 35-year-old who was part of a sensors track that includes a woman named betty wore. betty wore and robert gavin had a child named henry. could you go to the next site? salonga census records from 1870 mississippi, at the last name is at the top in the left corner and you see the household is to cut down for land to see robert l. 34, white farmer. calm down and she is 31, lack farmer, both from virginia, all the way down i know it's not so easy to see there's a henry, for names of. next slide. they are henry shows up in an 1800 cents is. now he is 32 years old. henry, a if you follow down, has one, two, three lines down to eugene sun, black. 10 over 12 meters 10 months old. that eugene

robinson. >> and i'm jennifer franciotti. first we are going to check outside with meteorologist john collins. when i stepped outside, it was getting windy, a little cloudy. >> it was nice out. >> but beautiful, warm. >> it's comfortable. there are clouds and a cold front is going through stirring up the breeze a little bit but there's no rain with it. >> that's nice. >> beginning to be a little dry here and there but no rain with the front and our temperatures the past couple of days are in the low to mid 80's for highs so this front will knock things back about 10 degrees. the front is generating a little shower activity up by new york city. the front is over the chesapeake bay right now. east of the bay, there's a southerly breeze, swinging around the next couple of hours and the northwest breeze will keep us cooler and keep us dry and eventually help us introduce a much bigger storm system which will be here early next week and that's what i'll talk about with the insta-weather plus forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> our big story this morning, a loss, no ground lost for the baltimore

john f. kennedy was the last to lose ohio and win presidency. with conservative and liberals enfrenched, emphasis falls to the small percentage of the undecided voters to award ohio 18 electoral votes. political analyst rick robinsonaid most undecided votersal a narrow demographic. pra and under. earning less than $75,000 a year. predominantly female. concentrated in cincinnati. they court aggressively on the airwaves and campaign motorcades are a frequent site. >> i know a lot of folks around here now. i heard them is a if they get held up on traffic by a detail going back to airport one more time, they change the vote. >> rus belt state like ohio, issues related to manufacturing jobs are a key importance to voters. emphasis from the obama campaign fell flat. >> i thought it would be saving for jobs. but it didn't pan out that way. >> 233,000 jobs disappeared from the buckeye state since 2008. current unemployment rate is around a point lower than the national average. we met kara who voted for president obama last election and disillusioned because she is out of work for a year. she is turned off by romney's recent choice of words. >> i need to say because i didn't pay taxes because i was out of work. at home ta