replace wiggins.r justices were ousted by a similar campaign back in 2010. why does a race to unseat a judge in iowa have an affect on the rest of the country? bob vander plaats is the chairman of iowans for freedom, one of the no wiggins tour organizers. he joints me by phone from iowa city this afternoon. good afternoon to you, bob. >> hey, craig, good to be with you. >> critics say your group is going after wiggins solely because of his role in that guy marriage ruling. take a listen to dan moore of the iowa bar. i'm going to talk to you on the other side. take a listen. >> they haven't cited one other decision that has caused them any kind of concern at all. and so i think by saying that it's a principle of the thing is just another misleading statement that they're putting out. >> is this all about that same-sex marriage ruling? >>, no it's all about the constitution, craig. and dan moore, he knows that as well. dan moore happens to be a good friend of mine. he just happens to be on the wrong sid

made far ahead to line the festivities with the likes of tennis star and the marion cyclist bradley wiggins away at the u.s. open and the tour britain respectively while mayor of london boris johnson walked alongside the floats britain's other mates decorated cyclists a chris hoy and victoria pendleton received the war powers of the crags both games have been major success big record audiences attending and watching the paralympic events russia finished fourth behind britain in the olympics but they leapfrog the host nation to a best of a second in the paralympics and after the red areas flew by training in the colors of the host nation british prime minister david cameron said thank you to everyone involved especially the athletes. you will wish to inspire a generation and that is exactly what you are doing if other people's children are anything like they are dreaming big bradley wiggins or jess ennis or david weir or jonnie peacock they're begging their parents to set up many olympics that's thinking about sport and disability in ways they never did before and finally frenchman alexander

what you are doing if other people's children are anything like they are dreaming of being bradley wiggins or jess ennis or dave or johnny pico they're begging their parents to set up many olympics that thinking about sports and disability in ways they never did before. in this post ask bison. good news a secret laboratory to mccurry was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which all unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans and world this is why you should care watch only on the dot com wealthy british style. guys. markets finance scandal find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines joining in to cause a report on r.t. . if you. would be soon which brightened if you need someone from phones to impressions. whose phones totty dot com.

mo farah headlined the festivities with the likes of tennis star andy murray and scientist bradley wiggins away at the u.s. open tour but respectively while mare of london boris johnson walked alongside the flight's britain's other most decorated cyclists chris hoy the toy received the warm applause of the crowd both games have been deemed a major success with record audiences attending and watching the paralympic events russia finished fourth behind britain and the olympics but they need from the host nation to a best of a second in the paralympics and the red arrows flew by trailing the colors of the host nation british prime minister david cameron said frank you to everyone involved especially the athlete. you are always to inspire a generation and that is exactly what you are doing if other people's children are anything like they are dreaming of being bradley wiggins or jess ennis or dave or johnny p.k. they're begging their parents to set up many olympics that thinking about sport and disability in ways they never did before. and that's all the sport for this monday i think. good lev

he went off to the frank wiggins trade school to study to be an auto mechanic. he graduated in 1923. he opened up a barrage in hollywood. he liked model racecars and he loved photography. he was an amateur photographer. he also developed an alias for himself. that he used at times. his name was bill manbo. he developed a french version of his name that he would use. he would refer to himself as pierre manbeaux. he actually changed the spelling to be more french. in his spare key has built a little foyer with plywood in front of the door and arcing artistically across this little entry way is the name, pierre manbeaux. he was a clerk there. he was such a character. next to him is his wife. bill manbo's mother-in-law. they were both from japan. he had trained as a mechanical draftsman, but the number of different jobs when he came to the united states and ultimately took up farming in the mid-1920s in norwalk, california on southeast of downtown los angeles. the pilot had three children, on the right is their youngest child, that is eunice. she was about 16 or 17

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mary went to the frank wiggins trade school as well, that's where she met bill. she was studying to become a seam stress. she became a seam stress, she did costume design among other jobs. then there was a third child, sammy, a boy. by 1931 sammy, who's not pictured in this photograph, but you'll meet hill later, sammy was at cal, at uc berkeley in the rotc program in 1941. and eunice, as i say, was in high school. now, the father-in-law had done some accounting work for a japanese-language school, and as a consequence of doing that accounting work, being affiliated with a japanese school, he was arrested in march of 1942 after several months after pearl harbor, and he was move today a federal justice -- moved to a federal justice department camp for enemy aliens, and he was held there through may of 1942. when franklin roosevelt signed executive order 9066, sammy, the son, left berkeley and came back to norwalk, back to the farm to try to help his mother,lio, in the absence of his father who was locked up in the camp, to gather and conclude their affairs. and th

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i'm talking with -- >> kim wiggins. >> you attended one of the home tours. >> i decided to buy a house in the neighborhood. it was amazing to see what happened inside of a row home. and the community feel of the neighborhood. afterward they added a local restaurant. >> kind of the whole package. the home tour is coming up this weekend. >> it is this saturday from 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. tickets are $10 and kids are free. we're meeting at the restaurant again and there is a party at 4:00 p.m. it will be a good time. >> your husband is the president and we will be talking to him coming up. starting here on east baltimore street on saturday and you can see all the homes to give you an idea of what the neighborhood is like and how you decorate a row home. it takes a little creativity. >> that is the classic look for baltimore. thank you, ava. it is a cold start for us. the wind is turning around from the south. it will warm up nicely. into the afternoon, you probably will not need a jacket. we could use some rain coming in from the west. showers and thunderstorms will arrive tonight and

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here is some background from mark wiggins from cnn affiliate. >> reporter: texas voters can put awayow following the same section of the voting rights act used to toss out voting maps a federal court in washington struck down the state's voter id law. the three-judge panel said even free ids would cost voters for the lack of paperwork. that in a third of texas counties would burden poor voters, most of him are minorities. >> i categorically reject the notion it's discriminatory. >> reporter: they have pointed to similar laws upheld in georgia and indiana. the court ruled texas law is tougher. executive director of the conservative coalition and research institute. >> there's nothing materially different between the texas law and indiana law and expect the attorney general to repeal this ruling, take it to the u.s. supreme court. >> reporter: in tampa texas attorney general greg abbot said it's unlikely the challenge will be resolved before the presidential election. >> the timing of this is going to be tough. it's going to take a while to apply to the supreme court. it will take a wh

listen, i ka hecan hear -- firs bradley wiggins wins the tour de france and then the olympics and thirdals tables and then win as part of the murray wins the gold and third in the paralympics and now tonight's evening newspaper in london. it's called "the evening standard" as you can see. grand slam murray stoet make 100 million mint. when i woke up this morning listening to the radio, it was all murray, murray, murray. everywhere you looked, murray, murray, murray because frankly 76 years fred perry was the last one, i don't remember it, sure someone at cnn remembers it. but 76 years since the brit won a grand slam. >> you know that's cool. and i'm not hating on you at all. i actually really congratulating you. i'm giving you your props richard. all right. thank you. congratulations again. >> thank you very much. >> see you soon. >>> israelis who are tired of war, tired of the way their country is threatening iran. going take you into the middle of a new movement in israel. g a. i was spotting, but i had already gone through menopause. these symptoms may be nothing... but they could be

wiggins? how about eunice? they all came from carol burnett's legendary tv show. carol burnett who's going to join us on "cbs this morning." >>> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by the makers of zyrtec. [ male announcer ] if you have yet to master the quiet sneeze... ♪ [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] you may be an allergy muddler. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because zyrtec® starts working at hour 1 on the first day you take it. claritin® doesn't start working until hour 3. [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] zyrtec®. love the air. join zyrtec® rewards. save up to $7 on zyrtec® products. till you finish your vegetables. [ clock ticking ] [ male announcer ] there's a better way... v8 v-fusion. vegetable nutrition they need, fruit taste they love. could've had a v8... actually... that way i could split my payments into little bite-size chunks. i mean you feel me right? yeah. uh, sir... ah... [ male announcer ] layaway's back. earlier than ever. through december 14th. walmart. in the people, business

. >> i'm christine wiggins from alexandria, virginia. >> what books do you think shaped america? >> i think probably young adult books. i loved -- not the list but harry potter, and things i have -- student and fahrenheit 451, and to kill a mocking -- -- mockingbird. >> do yaw have any books you haven't read yet you might be interested in reading? >> some of the classics i've always meant to read and haven't. i want to go back and take a look at them. invisible man. i don't think i ever tackled that one. >> and we are back live at the national book festival here in washington, dc. this is day one of two days of coverage. the book festival has now expanded to two days and book tv will be live both days. of you want to see our schedule go to booktv.org and we're pleased to be joined with rajiv chandrasekaran, an associate editor at the was post, and most recently the author of this book, "little america" about the war in afghanistan. but where did the term little america come from? >> it came from a remarkable project in the 1950s, led by a team of american engineers, to develop pa

in 1996, stephen wiggins from oxford health plans soak $111,900,000 in one year and then resign. the average ceo has a tenure of two to four years. this greed is rampant, and when they can have people like brothers, education that has a $100 million donor club, and we have the supreme court that says everybody has the right to have an ak-47 for no reason except the militia, which is our armed forces, but this is outrageous. >> you say you lived a long life so far, and you remember the best time. when was the best time? >> the best time was after world war ii. i was raised in the depression when we have 100% unemployment. >> we will look at this op-ed. the airman and ceo, it says when businesses threatened public support for businesses and free market. let's go to the independent color in indiana. good morning. caller: i guess might issue covers democrats and republicans -- my issue covers democrats and republicans down to local issues, because one issue that has yet to be brought includes religious issues and education, and that is issues of labor, and you hear a lot of people ta

and in 1996 -- please do not cut me off -- stephen wiggins from the united health care fund from thetochen $111 million in one year and then he resigned. the average ceo has a tenure of about two to four years. when they get people like the koch brothers -- $100 million donor club. we have the supreme court and everybody has a right to have an ak-47. the well regulated militia it is our armed forces. host: you said you lived a long life so far and you remember the best time. what was that as time? caller: the best time was after world war ii. we had in many areas 100% unemployment. host: we will leave it there. here is an op-ed by charles koch. let's go to indiana. hi, aaron. good morning. caller: my issue covers democrats and republicans from congress down to local levels of government. one issue that has not been brought up and has been split under all social issues including religious issues and education is issues of labor. by that i mean -- year people talking about illegal immigrants and talking to the country. you don't hear a page on the irs website about contractor fraud. pe