a well-known builder in the area, an admirer of henry ford, the idea of getting this down, having an assembly line, build this in quick-style. this is a 1932 -- i think he built this house. he was a pragmatic businessman. this has spanish colonial revival elements. a few years later, it is streamlined. modern. stylo-crat. it is better than being aristocratic. to sell them, he had to come up with clever names like that. like lafayette. he went with the popular taste. when the modern architecture started coming in, he was happy because it was less work. >> very little detail. you see detail in brought the city. people took tract homes and tried to individualize them in various ways throughout the cities. here is an example of how they might have done that. >> they had a lot of medallions and reliefs. >> the working class would go out to go swimming in the ocean. the wealthy would stay downtown like in the marines memorial or the elk and they would have heated saltwater. people wanted to swim in salt water. >> how did the water get there? >> there was a pipe that allowed it to flow all

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ford will be laid to rest next to her husband, henry ford. >>> pennetta is taking on the challenge of battling militants in afghanistan and pakistan as the u.s. prepares to drawdown troops in the region. yesterday he landed in kabul where he assured karzai. >> i assured him that the u.s. is committed to the long-term security of the afghan people and that our goal here is to insure that if afghanistan is stable in the future, and can secure, defend and govern itself so that it can never again become a safe haven for al qaeda and it's militant allies. >>> the word added a new nation this weekend. south sudan was recognized as the newest african country. you see the flag there being raised. independence comes after years of fighting between the islamic government and predominantly christian south. the reverend franklin graham spent time in the country and tells us the fight something far from over there. >> there is a lot of work that needs to be done. right now you have the mountains being attacked, and bombing the civilians as we sit here today. when we were celebrating peace yesterda

her boyfriend attacked henry ford. >> how did he attacke him? >> she was one the leading steel and executives in the country. bergmann was unhappy with how he was treating his work force. kia plans to attack him in his office. -- he had plans to attack him in his office. he needed a bomb to do this with. he was very keen that maybe a blow himself up in the manner of another anarchist who had died. he was able to get an appointment. he claimed he was the representative of a labor company that would help him find workers. he gave him access to its office. he pulled out a gun, shot him twice in the neck. there is some sort of a scuffle between the three of them. they were wrestling around on the floor. a carpenter who was working nearby heard what was going on and rushed in and hit him in the head with a hammer and subdued him momentarily. he was chewing on something. they reached in his mouth and discovered he had an explosive cartridge in his mouth. he was hoping to blow himself up. after the attack, he reduced and as the ship while the doctor pr

. >> for a minute, go back -- the emma goldman story and her boyfriend who attacked henry ford frick. >> henry clay frick. >> henry clay frick. where was frick -- what was his job? and how did he attack him? you tell that story in the book. >> sure. frick was one of the leading steel executives in the country. and berkman was unhappy with how he was treating his workforce and had planned to attack him in his office. so, he and emma had attempted to raise money to buy a gun, and possibly a bomb, to do this with. berkman was very keen that he could maybe blow himself up and frick up in the manner of another anarchist who had died. and so, berkman was able to get an appointment with frick. berkman claimed that he was a representative of a labor company that would help him find workers. so, he gained access to his office. and incredibly, he pulled out a gun, shot frick twice in the neck, one on each side. frick was with another executive, and some sort of scuffle ensued between the three of them. they were wrestling around on the floor. berkman stabbed him several times in the leg with a

i can remember when henry ford said, "you can have any color car you want, as long as it's black".hat means environmentally friendly cars-- like hybrids, electric cars, cars with fuel cells, and even cars that run on used cooking oil. of course, i don't want a car that smells like bacon grease or french fries. i just want a car that i can drive to the store in, pick up a bottle of milk and a loaf of bread, and go home. >> stahl: i'm lesley stahl. we'll be back next week with another edition of "60 minutes." cc finally, there's a choice for my patients with an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation, or afib, that's not caused by a heart valve problem. today we have pradaxa to reduce the risk of a stroke caused by a clot. in a clinical trial, pradaxa 150 mg reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin. and with pradaxa, there's no need for those regular blood tests. pradaxa is progress. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding, and seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. p

[laughter] or as henry ford said once, you know, all history's bunk, you know? that's the attitude. it's for kids who go to college and study. one young man introduced himself as a history major, and i said when i was teaching for this cup the problem was finding enough kids who wanted a history major. not understanding history. and the second part more thans don't do well -- americans don't do well is patience. and we in our part of the world, history is most important. so there's a historic context both to our relationship and to our relationship with our neighbors. and because of that we find ourselves in a position where we have never been fully able to or at least some parts of our government have never been able to fully trust their counterparts in the u.s. government and vice versa. and now we have a situation where we have a war that we need to fight and win for our people's sake which is the war against terrorists. terrorists have killed more pakistanis in the last several years than citizens of any other nation. 30,000 people have died in pakistan because of terrorist acti

it reflects a philosophy that is the precise opposite of what the great american capitalists -- henry ford, the red be very radical idea for his time that he would pay his workers more than the market could bear because he wanted them to make enough money so they could buy the cars they were making. that in light in the long term of entrepreneurial spirit and to build the middle class of the country. this is the opposite. this says race to the bottom, pay as little as you can. what i worry about is when you do that, there are few people left to buy the product that you're making or the service you're selling. you wind up with a diminishing middle-class, a growing number of poor people, and a few people at the upper end. >> i would also state that in the current situation, not knowing how this will be decided, but in the public expression by the ceo about moving the work to south carolina because of the strike in puget sound that you are also sending a very strong message to the new employees of south carolina -- do not think about a union. do not even think about organizing. do not even th

however, henry ford provided a intended that ran on hemp.ed and engines created in injube made in injun that ran on hemp. this released. the oil companies. c'mo, on this releas really intimidated the oil companies. the results were prohibitionist who lost the battle against have been recorded by these people to go out against marijuana and he was against the federal bureau of narcotics. literally continued on that path for decades and convincing people that marijuana was going to destroy the youth of america. in those days it was fear. >> let us stipulate that marijuana is a drug. >> it is a drug. >> and hemp is a different subject. >> yes, both are strains of cannabis. industrial hemp does not have to each seat, significant levels. you cannot get high is this not have that chemical component called t h c raw. >> you can even get had products. hemp products. >> would it? >> this? >> this. >> this is wind. >> you can make clothing. it >> this is twine. the with the word canvas comes from cannabis i did not know that. >> yes. it grows. >> cann

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the american attitude to history is -- [inaudible] [laughter] [applause] riss henry ford said once all history is bunk. that's the attitude. it's for kids to go to college and studied. a man introduced himself as a history major and looked at him and said the problem was always finding enough kids who wanted a history major because of devotee wondered what plays have been a job of understanding the history and the second part is patience, and we and our part of the world that is most important and so there is a historic context to the relationship with our neighbors and because of that we find ourselves in a position the of never been in some parts of the government have never been fully able to trust counterparts and vice versa and now we have a situation in which war we need to tighten and women which is against terrorists and terrorism. they've killed more pakistanis in the last several years have them who any other single nation. people have died in pakistan because of terrorist actions and that includes benazir bhutto of our most popular leader doesn't respect popular lead as the

[laughter] or, as henry ford said once, all history is bulnk. that is the attitude. when i was teaching in this country, the problem for the history department was finding enough students who wanted to major in history. the second part the americans do not do well as patients. in our part of the world, history is most important. because of that, we find ourselves in a position where we have never been fully able to trust the counterpart of the u.s. government and vice versa. no have a situation in which we have a war that we need to fight and win for our peoples say, which is the war against terrorists. terrorists have killed more pakistanis and the last three years than they have killed in any other single mission. 30,000 people have died in pakistan because of terrorist actions. that includes benazir bhutto, our beloved leader. and we're the only country that has actually lost military officers of the rank of general in this effort. that said, we do have a complicated reality in our region. therefore, are complicated reality sometimes does not always intersect posi

ford clinic. former secretary of state henry kissinger released a statement late this evening. he said mrs. ford showed you can have a life after the presidency that was important not just on the president the. according to a family member, 34 date this evening in rancho mirage california with her family at her site. >> tonight, a house financial services subcommittee joint hearing on for a close shave and meditation practices. later, a look at the impact of the supreme court citizen in any decision on corporations, interest groups and campaign funding. tomorrow on "washington journal" comment neil irwin of the "washington post" talks about the latest unemployment rate. enter as clint johnson of the "financial times" talks about news coram's recent decision to step down descended publications after allegations of hacking into voicemails of u.k. citizens. later we'll chat with the influence and at the hill about the u.s. and south korea pending trade agreements. that's it at an am eastern >> this involves the inescapable central question of whether the state can support single sex education.

of us in a side chapel waiting for the service to start with president ford and all of these things. who sits next to me but henry hyde who also loves sunni. he was a big irish, very emotional sentimental is the word, sentimental guy. as we were talking about sonny he started crying. i am watching one of my heroes crying in front of me and it is choking me of. i was raised by my grandfather and i am not one of these cry in public kind of guys but henry is killing me. he pulls out a handkerchief and start crying and wiping his eyes and i am doing the same thing and telling him to stop that he said i can't and he is crying and while he is crying he says you know, jim sonny was on the judiciary committee. like the body being wheeled in and he is telling me he was on the day judiciary committee and you remember we had that conversation and i got someone to take his place and you are my guy. i am seeing this as kind of sacrilegious. i have my handkerchief and i blew my nose and eyes that with all due respect this is not the time or the place to talk about this but i will take it. there was a problem. because our was o

though i'll give credit, henry waxman and a few others did not agree to that because some people think that in one of those issues, it would -- it would hurt. >> harold ford logistically for a deal? or is there going to have to be a short term sfwhun. >> i hope there's time for a big deal. but it sounds like the time might be closing. leader, clyburn, good to see you. harold ford this morning. we're going back and forth. >> how are you. >> the likelihood of a shorter tell deal where you take some elements of the ideas, send some bowles, biden. the game of six. comrades' new deal. then you get something and come back and do a larger package. is some framework like that on the table? >> that was not on the table with us. but we did, in fact, harold, talk about what would happen if we could not get something done. but we'll all raise focus in those meetings on getting something done that will last through 2012. some stability in the markets. and have restored confidence among consumers. you exacerbate the problem as far as i'm concerned. we never focus on that at all. though it may be what it gets down to if they can't do a big deal. >> congressman, the mark