hold david wiggins accountable. vote no on wiggins. >> although that ad refers to "our iowa traditions," it was produced by the national organization for marriage based in washington, d.c.. most of the money spent to unseat the three judges in 2010 came from outside the state. and this year, in their crusade to turn out justice david wiggins in november, iowa conservatives have called in some more help from outsiders. including a state-wide bus tour. >>> i'm greg baker, i'm the executive director of iowans for freedom. we appreciate you all coming out today to help us kick-off the "no wiggins" bus tour. i'm sure we're all excited to vote no on judge wiggins, is that right? >> crowd: yeah! >> yes. >>> bobby jindal is governor of louisiana. >>> you know, i don't have any problem with justice wiggins, opposing liberal views. i don't have any problem with him wanting to espouse his views on marriage or whatever else he chooses to ride on. but if he wants to make law he needs to do that by running for the legislature, no

all in mirror bradley wiggins team sky say britain's first ever tour de france winner may not defend this cross in twenty thirteen. striking it lucky we take a look back over the weekend that was in the russian premier league and in particular the efforts which made all the difference it is old school or time. the second night of champions league action this week kicked off in st petersburg this evening is a neat worriment to follow in the footsteps of fellow russian side sports talk yesterday and claim their first win after three attempts under like the side were standing in their way and after testing ninety minutes on north is in the top reignited the continental quest just the one goal control scheme on it came from the penalty spot alexander cooley slamming home eighteen minutes in time so there you go one nil the final score meaning the russian champions leapt from their opponent's to third spawning group c. after a terrible start must. not become a definite maybe for the cellos plenty charges. plenty of action elsewhere tonight with seven in the war games just under way in gro

and they air bradley wiggins team sky say britain's first ever towards a pranced winner may not see the pen his crown in twenty thirteen. and breaking through a young russian amateur footballer has given a shot at a professional career. to football first the second night's all champions league action this week itself in st petersburg and wednesday's in needs were aiming to follow in the footsteps all fellow russian side sports talk and claim their first win after three attempts on their lacked this side standing in their way and after existing in ninety minutes up north sea need have a really good nights if they're competitive and so is the west just the one goal of the patrols the stadium and it came from the penalty spot alexander character called who dislodging hold eighteen minutes from time so one nil the final score meaning the russian champions league from their opponents into third spot in group c. after a terrible storm last sixteen football has now become a definite may be able to challenge the public these charges. and there was plenty of action elsewhere on the night in the

. >> reporter: this year, justice david wiggins is up for retention, and he has already been targeted by the family leader. >> judges are not there to impose their will on the rest of us. will you decide on this election day to vote out justice wiggins and send another strong message here in the state of iowa? [ applause ] >> we do have the right to kick them out if they're not abiding by the constitution. the idea that judges predetermine what their decisions would be on hot button issues, before they reach the bench, what that effectively does is it says that the entire judicial process is a sham. >> reporter: but that is a view not held by some at the family leadership summit. >> the people have the right to know what the beliefs and convictions of a candidate for any position, whether that be a justice or a judge or a senator or representative. simply to say "i'm going to uphold the law" is no longer adequate, as we have taking place within our culture a collision of two fundamentally different views of the meaning of the constitution and the nature of american political life. >>

and other news the current tour de france champion bradley wiggins says he's shocked at the scale of ever. it's produced by the u.s. anti doping agency against lance armstrong but believes cycling has now moved on from the dark days of doping usada produced a thousand page dossier detailing how armstrong took banned substances to fuel his seven tour de france victories with eleven of his former teammates coming forward to testify against him wiggins says it's now his responsibility as the current or champion to defend the sport which he believes has claimed itself. has won me as the current winner of the tour de france is still true i've got to answer the questions pick up the pieces expect to be the voice of everyone else beyond me. which i'm not happy about doing rude boy i understand why i could do it my focus is always on trying to be better and competing next to you again. you know almost kind of sure i'm from the rooftops well look why did she really hear about is the future of cycling this country and that is the future of our sport and that's where it moves forward really i'm

wiggins, which tim created. >> tell me how mrs. wiggins came about. >> mrs.ns was just an incompetent fluke which was my secretary. >> she couldn't work the intercom. >> or the phone. >> or anything. >> don't press that button -- >> mr. tudball, how did that character come about? >> my grandparents were romanians so i heard a lot of romanian talk at dinner on sundays. talked like this and a lot of things that you never knew what you were saying. >> you think you understand the way this works here? >> sure. >> and then there was mama, who was originally written for carol burnett. >> where the hell you been? >> don't start up, mama. >> mama was written for you, two of the writers on the show, both of whom hated their mothers. they wrote this beautiful homage to their dysfunctional family. carol would always read the script before we did and she read this beautiful sketch and said i want to be eunice. and she said i think vicki should play mama. and they were like but -- >> does mama still exist in your world? >> are you kidding me? she's on the road, lester. i

thirty two year old is content with winning cycling's most prestigious event once they added however wiggins would more than likely race but would not be the leader in the squad the news comes on the day that the routes for the next year was announced mountains and more mountains essentially what's in store for its one hundredth anniversary. i will have another update for you less than a couple of hours from now but you can get more at any it so i am on our you tube channel at artsy sports news thank you for watching all season. what will change when america picks its president amid muslim rage working the iran tight rope pushing china and russia as occupy anger spreads to two parties still dictate will there be change in the selection of clothes going every monday to november fifth on r.t.e. . for a decade up north almost terrorist attack. ex hostages blindness into their lives and after the tragedy. still gives try to cross out the past. because their future. be written. more news today violence is once again fled the fighting these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets

now running to a friend's champion bradley wiggins is shocked by the u.s. anti-doping agency's report on law and strong but believes cycling has moved on from the dark days of doping you saw to produce a thousand page dossier detailing how armstrong allegedly took banned substances to fuel his seven tour de france victories and eleven of his former teammates testifying against him all week and says it's now his responsibility as to a champion to defend the sport that he believes the scale itself. has on me is the car and we know that sort of front. of the questions pick up the pieces expect to be the voice of everyone else beyond me. which i'm not happy about doing reaper i understand why i have to do it my focus is always on trying to be better and compete next year again. you know almost kind of showing from the rooftops well look why did he really you know that is the future of soccer in this country and that is the future of our sport and that's where it moves forward really and obviously a lot of this stuff happened nearly fifteen years ago so it's the

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. >> and at that point it had just become known that i had broken up with my then-wife mary ann wiggins. so, like, the second question -- "60 minutes" -- the second question he asked was, so, your marriage ended. i said, yes. he said, what do you do about sex? [laughter] >> that's a very highly-rated program, "60 minutes." >> i thought, i thought, this is the most important political show on american television, and the second question is about fucking someone? [laughter] as it happened, i had by then through great good fortune met elizabeth west who became my wife and was the mother of my youngest son, but i wasn't going to tell mike wallace that. [laughter] it was one of those magic moments when the right words just dropped into my mind, and i said, well, you know, mike, to tell you the truth, i'm really grateful for the rest. [laughter] and he looked, he looked so shocked. [laughter] that i had to say something like, you know, just kidding, mike. [laughter] anyway, that's mike wallace and me. [laughter] >> now, in addition to your family life changing quite a bit over this time, duri

the inspiration, teachers and parents, norris, bristol, wiggin, when they were ordered to open preschoolsg establishment said no. when we proposed more pay for good teachers, getting rid of bad teachers, longer school days tell children learn, flexible school hours to help parents work, more stretching exams for those who are really able. the left will establishment has said just one thing. no. when you ask why a school is failing, why the children aren't succeeding, you hear the same thing over and over again. what can you expect with children like these? these children are disadvantaged of course we want to tackle every disadvantage, but isn't the greatest disadvantage of all being written off by those to a culture of low expectations were there for done with it to be ambitious in a trance and your background, overcome circumstances and succeed and around. it is that toxic culture of low expectations, lack of ambition for every child which has held the country back. i can tell you. [applause] and let me tell you that things are to about michael gulf and night. we are not waiting for an