ford found time for family. he had grown up in a loving environment. together, he and betty created another. >> jerry ford, as i knew him in 19 years in the house, was one of the most decent, honorable guys with whom i've ever had the privilege of working. he was selected by his peers as the minority leader of his party. one of the toughest in the world. when he was selected as vice president of the united states and there were 300 fbi people looking at everything he had done or said from i guess the day he was born. a thorough investigation was made by an overwhelmingly democratic congress. and he came through with flying colors. the people in the house and in the senate have confidence in not only jerry ford the man, but in the way that they believed he would conduct the government responsibilities as the vice president and later as the president, as the leader of the country. >> it was an hour in our history that troubled our minds and tore at our hearts. anger and hatred had risen to dangerous levels, dividing friends and families. the polarization of our political order

what she wrote about in autobiographies, and then started to betty ford center. she went public with it. she helped other people. and, finally, princess diana who was very public, ultimately about her struggle with the eating disorder bulimia. she spoke about in a television interview and talked about using it in a way to wrap herself a some kind of security, she was so unhappy through very early on in our marriage and in the palace. after diane went public with the bulimia, the number of diagnoses, they studied the effect, the impact on the population, and there was, researchers looked at this said remarkable impact on people, that they heard her speak and they went for help themselves. the numbers rose in terms of diagnoses of bulimia in that period. so i point to those three women as deacons in that sense for raising awareness, chipping away at stake not angrily being open and honest about what everybody struggles with. .. with all of those mixed up things you all have in the bag that we struggle with at times and just an openness towards accepting ourselves a

betty ford, when ford was going for election, you have to do something about betty.s doing all the interviews. you know where her office is right down the hall, you can go tell her herself. he knew he couldn't keep her quiet. that wasn't their dynamic. >> let's hear from -- is it ernst in virginia. high, ernst. >> hi, sir, i'm voting for trump but my question is how did we let the president of the united states use air force to campaign for clinton? >> my understanding -- go ahead. >> the democratic party pays for it. >> the democratic party and pays the taxpayer. >> the president only uses that on a business -- for business purposes. he doesn't send it out to california to bring back. certain passengers pay for their own way, the press pays and for their food and all of that. it's pretty tightly managed. it's like the white house. >> it's very expensive. the press pays equivalent to first-class tickets. you have to have a lot of money to be a wire service now because you have to pay. >> one more point about that, which i think is a good question, the secret service,

betty ford was quote as saying whatever follows you they didn't deserve to be there, and it's because these women campaign very hard for their herses and getting to the potential of the presidential library, the commitment the first ladies make is huge. lady bird johnson visited every presidential library, wanted to make it perfect, the johnson library, and i interviewed her assistant whoa talk about how bittersweet it was for lady bird because she would be sitting at her office in the library and mary her deceased husband's voice in the fake setup of his office, coming in over the loudspeakers, and how much she enjoyed it but how bitter it was, and nance reagan on the anniversary of ronald reagan's death could be found sitting at the reagan library by his grave, by herself, with only kryzewski -- secret service agent, no one eggs0. nancy reagan did an incredible job. it's one of the best. and it's because of her. also had margaret thatcher. hugely important people coming to speak. speak was very involved in fundraising for the library and i just think the commitment. jackie kennedy i

considered a official, what kind of first lady she would be, replying, i would be traditional like betty ford or kennedy. despite the foreshadowing, she's taken a back taken a backseat in the campaign only seen a few times. >> isn't he the best? >> reporter: saying she's busy being a mother. >> i support my husband 100%, but we have a 9-year-old son together, and i'm raising him. >> reporter: just last week, finally giving the world a >> we have to find a better way to talk to each other. >> cyberbullying. >> it's bad out there, and children get hurt. >> a modern cause for any mom, first and foremost. thank you for watching, and as always woour online at abcnews.com and our nightline facebook page. good night, america. dr. oz: dr. oz: former childhood stars, what really happened behind closed doors in hollywood? "diff'rent strokes" todd bridges. todd: child molestation and

a run for official, what kind of first lady she would be, replying, i would be traditional like betty ford or kennedy. despite the taken a backseat in the campaign only seen a few times. >> isn't he the best? >> reporter: saying she's busy being a mother. >> i support my husband 100%, but we have a 9-year-old son together, and i'm raising him. >> reporter: just last week, finally giving the world a glimpse of what her future cause as first lady may be. >> we have to find a better way to talk to each other. >> cyber bullying. children get hurt. >> a modern cause for any mom, first and foremost. thank you for watching, and as always woour online at abcnews.com and our nightline facebook page. good night, america. >> mr. trump goes to washington. the handshake seen around the world. but what did they really think about each other? >> neither one of them really made icon tact. >> the secret service wants the

she's not the first model to fill the rol pat nixon and betty ford were models, too. what does history tell bus the role that melania trump might play. >> history usually says a first lady comes into this job, by the time she's leaves she's a very different person doing things she never imagined. >> and mr. trump said many times he'll turn over his business to the three oldest children while he's in the white house. but he's also implied administration. >> everybody would say put ivanka in. put ivanka in. >> but family appointments are tricky. a 1967 law prohibiting nepotism was passed after kennedy served as attorney general for his brother. the white house will a have a child in residence, 10-year-old baron. so good-bye three-story penthouse in trump tower and hello, white house. cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back, america has come together after after the votes were counted, both donald trump and hillary clinton said it's time to unite the country. but that may be easier said than done. after this long campaign left so many feeling angry an

a run for official, what kind of first lady she would be, replying, i would be traditional like betty ford or kennedy. despite the taken a backseat in the campaign only seen a few times. >> isn't he the best? >> reporter: saying she's busy being a mother. >> i support my husband 100%, but we have a 9-year-old son together, and i'm raising him. >> reporter: just last week, finally giving the world a glimpse of what her future cause as first lady may be. >> we have to find a better way to talk to each other. >> cyber bullying.

a run for official, what kind of first lady she would be, replying, i would be traditional like betty ford or kennedy. despite the taken a backseat in the campaign only seen a few times. >> isn't he the best? >> reporter: saying she's busy being a mother. >> i support my husband 100%, but we have a 9-year-old son together, and i'm raising him. >> reporter: just last week, finally giving the world a glimpse of what her future cause as first lady may be. >> we have to find a better way to talk to each other. >> cyber bullying. >> a modern cause for any mom, first and foremost. thank you for watching, and as always woour online at abcnews.com and our nightline facebook page. good night, america. >> today on our show, another player will attempt that white knuckle climb to a million dollar payday. will they make it? let's find out. it's "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ? ? hey, everybody, welcome to the show. you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] all right. having written more than 2,000 trivia questions as a trivia feels like she's been training he

considered office, what kind of first lady she would be, replying, i would be very traditional like betty ford or jackie kennedy. despite the forshadowing, she took a backseat in the campaign. >> reporter: telling barbara walters, she's busy being a mother. >> a support my husband 100%, but we have a 9-year-old son together, and i'm raising him. >> reporter: just last week, finally giving the world a glimpse at what her future cause as first lady may be. >> we have to find a better way to talking to each other. >> reporter: cyber bullying. >> it's very bad out there and children get hurt. >> our thanks to juju chang, and a fixer upper. coming up, a smaller version of fenway park built in the backyard of a big fan. >>> you're watching "world news >>> this field. it reminds us of all once was good and could be again. oh, it will come, ray. people will most definitely come. >> oh, that famous scene from "field of dreams" setting us up for another field of dreams. >> set up in the backyard in a town of windsor, connecticut, specifically for a special boy. >> his favorite team is the dreams had to

a run for official, what kind of first lady she would be, replying, i would be traditional like betty ford or kennedy. taken a backseat in the campaign only seen a few times. >> isn't he the best? >> reporter: saying she's busy being a mother. >> i support my husband 100%, but we have a 9-year-old son together, and i'm raising him. >> reporter: just last week, finally giving the world a glimpse of what her future cause as first lady may be. >> we have to find a better way >> it's bad out there, and children get hurt. >> a modern cause for any mom, first and foremost. thank you for watching, and as always woour online at abcnews.com and our nightline facebook page. good night, america. ?? >>> brad pitt's first interview since his split. >> it's really nice to have the support. >> as new details about the child abuse allegations surface, know tonight. >>> then the newest kardashian kid has arrived. find out the totally unique baby name. plus -- >> i got bad botox. >> kelly ripa's botched botox confession. her face then and now. >> she isn't smiling anymore. >> i am smiling! >> we go head to

what the nicksons called the california room, ix barb queued, caroline kennedy went to school and betty ford made christmas ornaments. the obamas chose a stylish but relaxed home. anne thompson, nbc news, new rk big hit on social media for saving his daughter's halloween. they were on a flight last night during primetime trick or treat hours, and rather than let his 3-year-old miss out, he passed out notes and supplies to fellow passengers politely asking if they would hand out candy, so she >>> finally tonight, fans in cleveland are hoping it's all over except for the celebrating after tonight, as the world series moves back to their home turf for game six. the indians lead the chicago cubs, 3-2, and can take it all with a win this evening. nbc's ron mott is there. >> reporter: the script is set, the scene ready. and on a 70s in cleveland, the action is sure to be hot when the indians and chicago cubs play ball in game six of the world series. fans here, primed and pumped for a championship celebration at home. >> why is this the year and not the cubs' year? >> it's the young guys, they got

both pat nixon and betty ford were models, those more demure. what does history tell us about her role she might play? >> history usually says a first lady comes into this job and by the time she leaves she's a very different person doing things she never imagined. >> reporter: and mr. trump has said many times he will turn s over his business to his three oldest children while he's in the white house. >> i have ivanka and eric and don sitting there. run the company, kids. have a good time. >> reporter: but he's implied he might call on them for family appointments are tricky. a 1967 law prohibiting nepotism was passed after robert kennedy served as the attorney general for his brother. the white house will, again, have a child in residence. 10-year-old barron, who is the same age as malia obama was when she moved in. so good-bye three-story penthouse in trump tower and hello, white house. news, new york. >>> when we come back, america has come together after turbulent elections in >>> in their speeches after the votes were counted both donald t

they've been through a special program near denver for children of recovering addicts run by the betty ford center. >> i call these boys and girls silent and invisible. children are first hurt and last helped. >> reporter: for years, 8-year-old caden's parents were both addicted to heroin. >> my mom and dad used to make pretty shapes like on metal. >> reporter: like on tinfoil? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: would it >> reporter: took me a second. i think he was talking about foils for heroin. >> or smoking heroin. we would do it in the car, while we were driving. regime caden's mom nicole says they would sometimes forget to feed him. he missed 40 days of kindergarten. gracie and weston noticed their dad was sleeping all the time. not understanding that jerry, a paramedic and firefighter, was addicted to pills and heroin. once he got help, he realized his kids needed it, too. >> i knewy wasn't the only one that -- problems, but i still felt alone at the time. >> reporter: what happened when you came here? >> i felt protected. i felt safe. >> reporter: jerry is back at work. 15 months clean. people

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they've been through a special program near denver for children of recovering addicts run by the betty ford center. >> i call these boys and girls silent and invisible. children are first hurt and last helped. >> reporter: for years, 8-year-old caden's parents were both addicted to heroin. >> my mom and dad used to make pretty shapes like on metal. >> reporter: like on tinfoil? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: would it be like burnt kind of? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: took me a about foils for heroin. >> or smoking heroin. we would do it in the car, while we were driving. regime caden's mom >> reporter: caden's mom nicole said they would sometimes forget to feed him. he missed 40 days of kindergarten. gracie and weston noticed their dad was sleeping all the time. not understanding that jerry, a paramedic and firefighter, was addicted to pills and heroin. once he got help, he realized his kids needed it, too. >> i knew i wasn't the only one that had these problems, but i the time. >> reporter: what happened when you came here? >> i felt protected. i felt safe. >> reporter: jerry is back at work. 15 mont

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