s.c. johnson, ahead on "sunday morning." >> pauley: you can bet any number of people right this instant are playing her songs. songs with lyrics by carol bayer sager. we'll be hearing from rita >> carly simon may be belting out this song built the words she is singing come straight from just. >> what makes a good lear lick for you? >> one that touches me. and will touch you. ? >> later on "sunday morning" the life and lyrics of carol bayer sager. >> pauley: shows us a bumper crop of bumper stickers. john blackstone walks us through the reworked nixon library. and more. first headlines for this "sunday morning" the 16th of october, 2016. the pacific northwest is facing remnants of typhoon this morni morning. it's already spawned tornadoes in oregon and pounded the coast more than 150 countries including the united states have signed a landmark agreement in rwanda curbing hydro fluorocarbons, the pollutant commonly used in air conditioners and refrigerators. the new destroyer in baltimore ye

carolina's 16 technical colleges through the state-sponsored program ready south carolina, or ready s.c. >> the state has lined up different ways of supporting this project and bringing us here. and one key factor was ready s.c., where they actually do pre-hiring, and pre-, pre- staging, pre-screening and pre- training. >> reporter: the program is part of the state's economic revival strategy that's lured other big global manufacturers like b.m.w., honda, mercedes and michelin. manufacturers are coveted not only for the jobs they create on the factory floor. they have what's called a multiplier effect, spawning more jobs from producers and services that want to do business with the factory and its workers. and economists estimate that one auto job in south carolina creates as many as four in turn. once heavily dependent on textiles, south carolina saw its traditional manufacturing base decimated by automation and globalization, forces that since 1990 caused roughly 150,000 factory jobs to disappear or migrate to countries where workers are typically paid far less. but south carolina has

and it was not, you know, even when s.c. lewis, you know -- c.s. lewis, one of the great christian apologists, he'd lost a lot of people. a lot of people thought, you know, he's flirting with satanism, and other people just thought it was low brow and tacky. but kirk from the very beginning had no problem with that, and he loved people like ray bradbury, robert heinlein. a lot of these figures that were becoming respectable, but science fiction was still pretty marginal. so kirk didn't just write science fiction, he was actually writing horror which was a step worse than science fiction at the time. so his fabulism, he would have seen it as no different than mark twain in connecticut yankee. but for a lot of people when they thought of science fiction or horror, they didn't think mark twain, they didn't think chesterton. they thought just some grubby thing that you might find in a bad part of the drugstore. so for kirk to embrace that, that's -- and a lot of conservativisms and -- conservatives and libertarians specifically went into science fictio

. >>> 48 degrees out there.here tucker erin will be along with weather and traffic on the 5's.c >>> first at 7:30, just two weeks to go until election day donald trump and hillary clintot are zeroing in on one swinge sng state in particular, that'sha florida. >> trump arguing the polls are t wrong and clinton is relying ong some outside help.el doug luzader has more thishi morning from capitol hill.apitoh good morning, doug. dou >> reporter: good morning, and make up and relatively shortel t period of time.periodti just two weeks but that assumess that the polls are correct. cre and trump is arguing that the polls are rigged against him. h. >> how you filing about floridao mr. trump.mr >> very good. feel very good. >> reporter: trump may feelee good about florida but his campaign has reasons to worry. y recent polls give hillaryhi clinton about a four-point leadl there approaching the lead sheee carries nationally trump says s the numbers aren't rider. >> they are phony polls, put by phony media and i'll telll was, all of us are affected byte this stuff and what they do, ty they try and e

>> pauley: s.c. johnson i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

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>> pauley: s.c. johnson narrator: after ty millions... increasing his wealth over five hundred percent. no wonder richard burr was one of just three senators who voted against banning insider trading by congress. then there's medicare. richard burr wrote a plan to privatize medicare and got one point one million dollars from the insurance industry. you...would pay more for medicare. richard burr. twenty years in washington... serving himself. dscc is responsible for the content