you write about is your experience of being a young, black, professional man, who happens to be a "mr. mom" some of the time. >> yes. >> hinojosa: who's trying to figure out, like we all are, you know, who are we in this world today? >> right. >> hinojosa: and you write revealing stuff. deeply >> right. >> hinojosa: that is great to read. >> right. >> hinojosa: but it also, i mean, you don't make a secret of your own family background. >> no. >> hinojosa: you kind of repeat it all the time. >> i do. >> hinojosa: and it becomes almost like this little box. >> right, right. >> hinojosa: but let's just go ahead and put that box out there. >> okay. i was born in 1975 in west baltimore. my father is... my father and my mother grew up in grinding poverty, my mother in the projects of west baltimore, my father in north philadelphia and, you know, other areas of philadelphia. he went off-- because i talk about him quite a bit-- he went off to the vietnam war, became radicalized by the war. war tends to have that effect on, you know, generations. joined the black panther party, has... how many of u

. >> reporter: at mr. mom's cafe they are serving omelets but there tends to be one topic the boys of summer representing the city. >> no question about it, they are excited, great group of kids, fantastic for the city. >> reporter: you following it? main topic in petaluma, the buzz county wide. >> all excited and put 'em on the map. even reached snow may. >> reporter: owner remembers when petaluma was known as the egg capital world. now the little leaguers have given the city another dimension. tom wants to bring in the entire team the morning of their parade september 2nd, to serve up the world series special, on the menu for 26 years. >> we would like to feed the kids, on us the morning of the parade. i don't know if we can do that, i'm trying to e-mail and find out if that is possible. >> reporter: the waitress says everyone is talking about the team, everyone is rooting hard that petaluma will be the king of the little league world. story of a woman beside herself because she couldn't get a ticket to see a

. >> reporter: at mr. mom's cafe they are serving omelets but there tends to be one topic the boys of summer representing the city. >> no question about it, they are excited, great group of kids, fantastic for the city. >> reporter: you following it? main topic in petaluma, the buzz county wide. >> all excited and put 'em on the map. even reached snow may. >> reporter: owner remembers when petaluma was known as the egg capital world. now the little leaguers have given the city another dimension. tom wants to bring in the entire team the morning of their parade september 2nd, to serve up the world series special, on the menu for 26 years. >> we would like to feed the kids, on us the morning of the parade. i don't know if we can do that, i'm trying to e-mail and find out if that is possible. >> reporter: the waitress says everyone is talking about the team, everyone is rooting hard that petaluma will be the king of the little league world. story of a woman beside herself because she couldn't get a ticket to see a

. >> i and mr. mom. and an average day, i am up at 5:30.d the night before -- i ironed clothes the night before, make sure the home work is done. the only luxury is is that i am retired. i was granted disability through general motors. i was tearing doors from the paint department down to the body shop. i slipped on a substance and have a prosthetic ankles. so they reattached that. i take pride in combing their hair and making sure they go to school and are presentable, just as if their mom was at home. all right, little girl. >> bye. >> see you at 11:30. what does god have in his plans for us? we will survive. we always do. >> i switched places with the man. if i could do but he is doing, i would do it. and i would send him to fort wayne. the automotive industry, we are the middle-class. labor at a decent wage, where else is it? the middle class is still buying houses and feeling the economy, then we would not be in recession because the rich still got money and the port never had it. hey, baby1 how are you? >> good. >> i can fill your hea

. >> i'm well and so is paul ryan and his mom mrs. douglas. the villages was a piece of political back drop for republicans was an aggressive undertaking. it's the biggest retirement village they say in the world and in order to live here, obviously, you have to be a retiree, at one point, it seemed as though mr. ryan forgotten that, and how many of you folks are near retirement and said yes, and how many are eligible for medicare and seemed surprised by that and he got his bearings and remembered where he was, an important part of the political landscape. a high concentration of seniors and they vote in florida, seniors, and paul ryan, congressman from wisconsin and joined the romney ticket exactly a week ago today and they've been trying to make medicare reform, retirement reform making tough decisions on election day, central to their campaign. mr. ryan had a massive crowd and lee greenwood sang to the crowd and he sang, it's proud to be an american, lots of tears, lots of romney supporters and red, white and blue clothing and here clearly

mom. >> so cute. >> mr. president take a break from the fundraising denounce these gorilla political ads. it is unbecoming of the office. romney has a super pack ad. >> whatever happened to a campaign of hope and change? i thought he was a new kind of politician. >> isn't it time for mitt to get really fired up? >> kimberly is always fired up and she is honest. [ male announcer ] if it wasn't for a little thing called the computer, we might still be making mix tapes. find this. pause this. play this. eject this. write this. it's like the days before esurance express lane™. you had to find a bunch of documents just to get a car insurance quote. now express lane finds your driving info with just one click, saving time to be nostalgic about the days before express lane. thank you, insurance for the modern world. esurance. now backed by allstate. click or call. >> mitt romney made his first public comments about the pro super owe pact ads. >> i think some of the ads out there. whatever happened to a campaign of

mom. >> so cute. >> mr. president take a break from the fundraising denounce these gorilla political ads. it is unbecoming of the office. romney has a super pack ad. >> whatever happened to a campaign of hope and change? i thought he was a new kind of politician. >> isn't it time for mitt to get really fired up? >> kimberly is always fired up and she is honest. questions. when you're caring for a loved one with alzheimer's, not a day goes by that you don't have them. questions about treatment where to go for extra help, how to live better with the disease. so many questions, where do you start? alzheimers.gov. the answers start here. >> mitt romney made his first public comments about the pro super owe pact ads. >> i think some of the ads out there. whatever happened to a campaign of hope and change? i thought he was a new kind of politician. but instead his campaign and the people working with him have focused almost exclusively on personal attacks, and not at all on the issues of the day which is how to ge

time when bodies of it is all skin is left empty handed after a large and corpse mrs has had to all suit against billionaire mom abramovich. turkey's pitch for a syrian intervention hits a dead and at the u. when nato countries warning they might simply bought us the security council. plus republican mitt romney accepts his nomination as presidential candidate with a promise to show russia more ballot bowl critics snipe that's not his greatest asset. up next r t travels on board one of the world's fastest sailing ships stay with us for that. playing football in the scorching july sun of the iberian peninsula is senseless torture for some of these men others see it as a simple warm up before more difficult contest on dry land they see their rivals face to face but at sea competitors are nothing more than a blip on a radar screen. and wind and waves are the only tangible evidence of that determination to win. and. the crew of the russian three must sailing ship mir has little time to prepare ahead of the second phase of the two thousand and twelve toll ships race nevertheless a fine five minutes for a brief meeti

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mrs. ryan said when i came off. >> i just said, mom, i love you very much.ope you don't mind i talked about you. she was great. she's a team. she was very proud. janna was very excited for me. >> and we saw sam? somebody who was passed his bedtime. >> that was sam. he goes to bed at eight. this was really late for him. >> we are sitting here looking at the debt clock over there. will it go over 16 tonight? >> i can't see that well. i can squint pretty hard and see it. at the pace we're on, we'll see how fast it's moving. >> what about talking about very big specific cuts? because i read in "time" magazine that the governor was asked about specific big cuts, said the democrats would love to have specific cuts so they can mask special interests to fight them. he didn't give them. >> well, he said 5% cut in basic discretionary funding -- >> on what? >> government agency budget. he's saying 5% for government agency -- >> but do you expect to get more specific about more -- beyond the government bureaucracy, to get more specific beyond the government bureaucracy?

very well done, moms and dads. mr. roker, how about the forecast?r al's english class to see if you folks know some of these english termses that we all speak english but it's a little different in britain. >> play along with us, parents. >> the places you go, transportation items. our first word, lift. what is a lift? >> elevator. >> elevator? everybody says elevator. that was pretty easy. okay. in fact, it is elevator. okay. our next word, this one pretty easy, too, stag party. >> bachelor party. >> go ahead. bachelor night? >> bachelor night. >> bachelor night. crowd says bachelor night. in fact, it's a bachelor party. our last one. last night of freedom. somebody needs a little issue -- spend a penny. >> go to the bathroom for $10. >> bend a penny actually is going to the bathroom! >> what a weird saying. >> i know. maybe you have to do that to get into the stall. i don't know. >> good morning. we will see the possibility of some showers and thunderstorms. the best chance would be this afternoon. >>> and that's your latest weather. >> mr. roker,

but my mom came in and said why does mrs. schneider have tattoos on her arm? and that was my first lesson in moral philosophy. that is why i say that those formative years were really four-minute. because embedded deep into who i am, deep into my consciousness, was this moral lesson. here is how my mother, who never graduated from high school were finished sixth grade, i don't think, here is how she told it to me. she said you know when you watch the westerns on television on saturday morning, and i said yes, and she said you know when the cowboys lasso the calais, what do they do after they try to tap? and i said that they stamp it. they stamp it with brand and she said yes. and she said why do they do that? and i said that shows who owns the cattle. and she said that is what happened to mr. and mrs. schneider. that is why you have to be very nice to them. mr. shiner was a little off. she said you have to be very good and very nice to them because they had a hard time. they are refugees. this was another lesson. because i had always heard the term refugee use

mr. shiver. bob schieffer. >> still ahead the main event, vice presidential mom knee paul ryan's address to the convention, thisbs news coverage of the republican convention, this is cbs news coverage of the republican national convention. if you made a list of countries from around the world... convention, this is cbs news coverage of the republican national convention. ...with the best math scores. ...the united states would be on that list. in 25th place. let's raise academic standards across the nation. let's get back to the head of the class. let's solve this. >> cbs news coverage of the republican national convention continues. here again, is scott pelley. >> pelley: in just a few minutes, mitt romney's running mate congressman paul ryan of wisconsin will be addressing the convention. bob schieffer, i wonder what you are expecting from that speech tonight. >> well, we keep hearing and we have gotten a few excerpts here, i do not see that he mentioned president obama by name in this speech. i think what is quite interesting about what is going on here, we have heard that president obama's name a lot before

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mrs. pelosi i not a big fan of paul ryan. but there's one woman who thinks he can do no wrong. that's his mom. she joined him over the weekend to support his plan to deal with medicare. it's hardly the only time that a campaign's mother has been pulled out by a prop. remember these ads. >> i think he'll make a wonderful president. he's not perfect. did i say that? >> doesn't pay enough attention to his mother, i think. >> no. i'm happy. >> what i would like people to know about hillary is, what a good person she is. she never was envious of anybody. she was helpful. i think she ought to be elected, even if she weren't my daughter. >> then, there was barbara bush that went from first lady to first mom. al gore used his own mom once, saying there would never be a better campaigner. and michael was on the campaign trail. and noit only politician mothers' prove they are sharp at a ripe, old age. meet margaret dunning. she is cruising around michigan in her 1930 packard roadster. she drives it every month. and only recently decided to allow somebody else to change the oil. when describing her class

mr. clean up. >> somebody said they tried to yell at you. >> it must have been a woman yelling, and i don't listen to woman. this couple says he pulled his pants down. my mom bought me pant that's were ten times too big for me. i went outside to keep my streets clean. >> he hates women. he blames his indegree sent exposure on his mom. >> since this happened in june, the maybe from hell was not nuts, he had to wear an alcohol tether. >> i don't listen to women, i tell them to shut up. >> he loves hannah montana body spray because it keeps his raccoon at bay. >> aren't you afraid he might give you something? >> he can't give me nothing i haven't already had. >> and this kid is stuck. >> he's all right, he's a kid. >> find out how this little guy got here, next. >>> you remember this guy, right? this is a gentleman that used the hannah montana coop repellant. >> this is the second video just uploaded to youtue. >> he says he likes hannah montana and her dad billy ray sigh rus. >> i love it, and he don't. number one, he doesn't bite me. and number two it makes me feel bold. >> that's the best part, yes. >> at the very end of the video -- >> it's safe to spray

mr . medicare is a promise and we will honor it. a romney ryan administration will protect and strengthen medicare for my mom's generation for my generation and for my kids and yours that's a lie a big lie better a fact yes paul ryan preserves medicare for his mom who is currently collecting medicare but not for future generations in fact the ryan plan for medicare explicitly ends the program as we know it for anyone under the age of fifty five who by the way has been paying into it all their life up until they are fifty five so when ryan says medicare will still be there for his generation is kids generation is lying because it won't be there at the end of the ryan plan future seniors will pay thousands of dollars more every year for health care than they currently pay today it is a lie but we're not done yet. it began with a perfect aaa credit rating for the united states it ends with a downgraded america. that's a lie president obama had nothing to do with credit the credit downgrade of the united states paul ryan sure did though it was up to congress to raise the debt limit last year republicans in the house led by little the likes of

mrs. ryan become the running mate's running mate? >> his momlt, she is the human face behind the plan, he is saying seniors, if you are 55 years or older, union you're fine. you have i had promise made for you by the government. we'll keep the promise. this is not about you, this is about your grandchildren and their children. what they are trying to do, craig, trying to create this narrative that paul ryan would not even touch his mother's medicare, so he wouldn't even, of course, touch your neighbors and so forth. we'll see if it works or not. >> nia-malika, is that a strong enough argument, that romney and ryan will end medicare as we know it? >> a pretty strong visual and argument. as robert said, she's 78 years old, they are rolling out the ads. we haven't seen much of a pushback from democrats. they released an ad last thursday, going on the defensive, but have you seen mitt romney release three ads. a podcast they released on saturday. and a web ad they released today. they have been really aggressive on this. what you do notice, republi

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mr. doggett: but the marine corporal, the single mom who is trying to get her daughter or son through college, they would actually see their taxes go up under this simplified fast track republican approach. so those who are trying to get their toe hold, their foothold on the first or second rung of that economic ladder, they end up having to pay for more tax breaks for those at the top. and now today through this resolution, we see that what mitt romney was part of in exporting jobs abroad, he was really just getting started because what they propose is a territorial tax system. what is that? a territorial tax system is when you create jobs in somebody else's territory. here's how it works. here's the plan they're talking about. you're a manufacturer, trying to decide where will i create my new plant? and locate it? i can locate it in san antonio, texas, i can locate it in shanghai. under their territorial plan if you locate it in shanghai, it's tax-free. guess where the incentive is under their plan to create new jobs? it's not in texas, it's not in america, it's someplace else. that's what

moms yesterday in springfield. the author of what to expect when you're expecting teamed up with mrs. mcdonnell with operation home front d.c. metro to hold the event. >> president obama is trying to bring a new edition to the 2012 campaign. >>> curiosity about to set off on its first ground expedition of mars. >> is it your birthday? you share it with some celebrities. norman schwarzkopf is 78 today. she starred on several hit sitcoms. valley harper 73. 60 minutes journalist steve kroft is 67. >> she directed the play crowns actress regina taylor is 52. he's on modern family, ty better rel is 45 -- ty burrell is 45. if it's your birthday, happy birthday to you. >>> good morning. welcome back to nine fine now. -- to 9news now. howard is here. the forecast has changed while you were aware. been in the 80s. >> with the occasional afternoon thunderstorms. it's not going to change much the next few days but as we head to the weekend, we poke up to the lower 90s. we have to see where isaac winds up because that could bring us substantial rains. the track may be more on the east side of flo

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mr. ryan say at the villages. he had a big crowd. he brought his momng in order to persuade folks that he wouldn't take his medicare away from his mother or late grandmother. he supports it and wants it to stay the same. i had an opportunity to talk with him after his remarks and sort of quizzed him on a lot of the criticism that has come and whether or not he thinks it's fair to be called a radical and extremist as a consequence of his desire to protect medicare and the republican framework of it. listen. >> that was rated the lie of the year last year. the president can't run on his record. it's bad record. the president raided $716 billion from medicare to pay for obamacare. >> mr. ryan has been in the race exactly seven days. it was a week ago today that they joined the ticket. the romney campaign said for months they wanted a substantive debate, talking about the major issue, the size of government and getting the economy back on track. ryan's addition to the ticket has certainly focused attention on medicare reform. >> democrats try to attack you

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mom's health care, what about us? all the folks are 55 years and older. and mr. ryan said that they can be assured their medicare would not be changed for current and soon to retire medicare recipient, no threat to their medicare. what the romney-ryan ticket hopes to do is offer an alternative, essentially a fee for service or voucher program. now, the democrats argue that that's in itself a complete misrepresentation of what the romney-ryan plan is, but it's unfair to accuse the president of raiding medicare. they make the argument that the $716 billion that the obama campaign took from medicare to put into the affordable carack, obamacare, is not all that different from the $716 billion that paul ryan said he would trim from medicare by ending waste, fraud and abuse and cutting some services. >> rick: you spoke with him today. he has not done a lot of, speaking with reporters. you asked about foreign policy because he's been criticized a little bit that he doesn't have a lot of experience in that area. what did he say to you? >> he makes no bones about his inex

>> my mom cleans toilets, like who would want to do that and it breaks my heart because they're here for me. >> president obama gave the executive order granting amnesty earlier this year, but mr. romney suggested he might reverse it. some of you remain divided over president obama's division to grant that amnesty to a lot of young immigrants. what do you think? get into the conversation. send your comments to me at mailbag@wusa9.com. we may read them on the air tomorrow. >>> wells fargo is going to have to pony up serious cash for dishing out shoddy investment advice. the bank will have to pay 6.5 million bucks for advising 10 customers to buy into high risk investments. the securities and exchange commission says wells fargo did not do enough research or inform the customers just how risky those investments were. >>> pennsylvania's controversial voter id law will be in place for this november election. a judge tonight ruled he would not halt the measure. that law penned by state republicans will force voters to show a valid photo id. democrats argue the legislation will make it harder for the elderly, disabled, poor and young adults to vote. >>> speaking of the campaign, mit

mr. jane said, that he saw connor, the--the trees, the smell of gunpowder, near a-a body of water-- it was all accurate. how the hell did he do it?! mommy! (chuckles) hi. (crying) hi, baby. oh, baby, you're home. you're home. you're safe. yeah, welcome home, buddy. (kisses) ohh. ohh. mm. look at you. oh, my god. ohh. i'm just happy, okay? you want some french toast? i made you some french toast. french toast is for breakfast. it's a special occasion. come on. come on. (sniffles) congratulations, mr. jane. oh. yes, yes. uh... you son of a bitch. you trying to steal my action? mr. glass, nice to finally meet you, and you got no action. you're a disgrace to the profession. that contact you faked with connor-- weak. weak. bite me. that gag was seamless. (chuckles) you see how she fell for it? (high-pitched voice) "ohh. mo mo. mo mo." (laughs) (chuckles) thanks. that should do it. excuse me? and, uh, stop. (beeps) (nate, high-pitched voice) "ohh. mo mo." (laughs) "mo mo." (laughs) (beep) bye. don't leave. i won't. we'll be right over there. (sheets rustle) so... (sighs) you gonna tell me how you did it? everything you said came true, but i

mom. >>> staying in missouri it is interesting you had mr.hen who won the primary, sarah palin on one side, all the money on the other side but for democrats they were happy to see mr. achen to the point they went in and tried to help him win. goes back to the days of the delaware senate race, for nevada senate race where they were trying to nominate a tea party that is a state that is really tough for democrats to win and for the senator to have a chance they needed a nominee like achen to win that primary also, last night in kansas, a little known reported fact was that there was a fight within the republican party for control of the state senate you had republican conservatives, taking on the republican moderates. last night in kansas a lot of those republican conservatives keep those moderates out of their seats in their own primaries. >> interesting development make of that what you will heading into the general election. let's talk about the gop convention and two speakers have been added, condaleeza rice, and governor martinez, of new

mrs. romney. that was just wrong. i think she's a great mom and wife.he is a great, not only mother, my grandmother. i have to tell you that as a cancer survivor knows, and i am one of them, she has had struggles in terms of that health issue. no, this was intended as an analysis of the speech. i think in the economic realm, it was intended to appeal to american women were the romney campaign has a deficit right now. it would have been smarter in my mind she had been able to say that we know we are blood, but let me tell you how much we are doing for others. how generous we can be. the part of her speech that i liked the best was when she said please listen, i want you to pay attention. mitt doesn't like to talk about all he has done for others. but i'm going to tell you that he is a very generous man. that made sense to me. americans know that the romney's are extraordinarily rich people. and i don't think you can say that we have had struggles like everyone else because people think -- i don't know that it's real. jon: she did make the point that when