>> how is ford doing right now? and setting aside europe for a moment, how's it doing against its competitors? >> ford's doing great in north america. its market shares wasn't what it was last year but that's when the japanese were on the ropes. its pricing is stroke. its f 150 pickup trucks are gape gaining share month over month. margins the records that in 2003 are about four twhims we thought could have been possible before the bankruptcy restrucking of the industry. >> brian, you have written extensively about general motors and ford but also vw and you seem to favor gm on an investment standpoint s that a correct read? >> gm has lower investors expectation. people acknowledge that europe is very difficult for that think people don't recognize ford's got similar, not quite as bad issues in europe. vw plays interesting. the reason we like vw globally, while ford is moving the platforms, saw that with the fusion, vw has been there and moving to the next frontier in product develop which is around modular tool kit

. >> susie: and ford c.e.o. alan mullaly puts to rest rumors he's prepping for retirement, telling us he's staying put as he rolls out the new ford fusion. >> tom: that and more tonight on "n.b.r." seeing the world one box or envelope at a time gives a company a unique perspective on the global economy. today, that company is fed-ex,çó and the picture it paints isn't encouraging. the shipping giant saw its fiscal first-quarter profit drop 1%. it also lowered its earnings outlook for the rest of the year. fedex now expects full year earnings to be a maximum of $6.60 a share. that's much lower than the guidance it gave in june. as erika miller reports, that forecast is not just bad news for transportation companies, fedex's gloomier outlook casts a shadow over just about every industry. >> reporter: fedex is no ordinary stock. the company delivers packages to over 220 countries, reaching 95% of global g.d.p. >> fedex has a good view into every aspect of the global economy, and what they are saying is that it's slo

ford motor was more admiral and henry ford was even more unpredictable owner and trainer. by the way, the race between general motors and ford motor did indeed capture the imagination in the 20's. there were stories every week in every newspaper across the country about how sloan and four were going neck-and-neck and they were profiled in the new york daily news the way fox is profiled in today's sports tabloids. so with that string of the horse race the took command and started molding itself into what became the book. and what i found is that uniquely american story. victory and defeat, stumbles and comebacks, and tragedies. today the story of the way they put general motors together and made it grow as timely as it is dramatic that he and the entire u.s. auto industry in the midst of an unprecedented restructuring or still dealing with the consequences of what these two giants want for the auto industry in america. that is a short version of how i came to write the book. i'd like to read one passage from the end of story, the human side of the story about what happened

when henry ford ii resigned, as he did, from are the board of the ford foundation, he wrote a letter saying, complaining that the ford foundation had devoted it money to attacking, to attacking the very system, the free enterprise private property capitalist system that had created the wealth in the first place. and that's only one. that's the big one, but that's only one. the macarthur foundation was formed from the wealth of charles macarthur who was a right-wing republican, but his children were neocommunists, and they changed the whole direction of the macarthur foundation despite a fight by the board members that was lost. the pew trusts were created by a philadelphia family, the pew family, which made its wealth in oil and was extremely right wing. but they made the mistake of appointing a surgeon who they knew to be president, and before they knew it, the staff of the foundation, he was succeeded by rebecca rimmel who is a nurse and who announced when she took it over that it was going to support the values of the '60s and turned it into a left-wing foundation. when jacob and

was also joined by glen ford. we welcome you both to "democracy now!" last night you were in the time warner cable arena those of us to be held at the bank of america stadium, but because of the weather, it was canceled. talk about your response to his address. >> it was electrifying in the sense that obama had before him the task of repudiating all of the lies and deceptions and deliver distortions generated just a week earlier in the republican convention, but also to rally the base. various aspects of that base have been either disaffected because they felt were marginal or his progressive agenda he initially articulate it has not come to fruition, but many have been chastened by the republican congress that refused to acknowledge anything of word that the man could put forth. he is operating in a difficult zone. he has to organize his resistance to the republicans, galvanize the base, give a speech flowing enough in poetry but rooted enough and public policy. starting with michelle obama before the him, and bill clinton himself and his vintage form,

and we'll speak to the ford ceo as they're trying to get their sales going in europe again. >>> ford'sop executives are unveiling plans today to jump start sales in europe. ford, like its rivals, have been losing money in the region, more than $4 million. joining us from amsterdam, alan mulally, president and ceo of the ford motor company. also with us from chicago is cnbc's phil lebow. alan, thanks for joining us. >> good morning. i'm really glad to be here with you. >> quite an event you have today. i can see the new ford fiesta behind you. it will be available in europe later this year. can you explain why you're making a push into larger vehicles and suvs in europe in this environment? >> clearly today is really a big moment for everybody in europe and ford because we're announcing 15 new ford vehicles that we're going to be introducing in europe over the next five years. and through ford's land we are offering them a small, medium, large complete family of vehicles, cars, utilities and trucks. some of the neat things we're announcing is the new fiesta, new focus, new mondeo, new e

beautiful pass and ford, the tight end who was once a wide receiver, crosses.hat a pretty play that was. >> kirk: they hit a touchdown on this call. it's a wheel route where they try to get the defense to pay tension. this time it's hopkins. he cuts out and down the sideline and defense lost them again in coverage. >> brent: that's 40 yards down field. they ride ellington, and he comes across. the 25 yard line. and smith makinging a stop. >> kirk: if i'm a clemson fan it will be hard to see them. so early in the season. there we go again. same old clemson. you want to see them fight to the end. show some backbone here after the way the second half has gone. one of the things that bears repeating. offensive and defensive lines on this clemson team are very young and very inexperienced and in a game like this, where you play -- that makes a huge, huge difference. with swinney and coaching staff have to do is not allow this loss to become a second and third loss like they spiral downhill at the end of last season. they got to regain it. and get back on track. this

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so we were well on our way to create an exciting ford.a decision to even testify on behalf of our interrupt competitors at the time because we felt that it was such a critical time for the industry and the united states economy that if we wouldn't have helped out temporarily, that we could have had the united states slip from a recession into a depression. so looking back, we thought about it a lot. would we do the same thing again and testify on behalf of our competitors? i think it was critical to our country at the time. >> and you didn't need a bailout because you borrowed a lot of money earlier. >> we did. we went to the banks in 2006 with this plan to create a full family of vehicles to transform ford. the banks loved the plan. they loaned us $23.5 billion. and charlie, i'm just so pleased now that based on the strength of this product line, we have now repaid all of the $23.5 billion now. >> so you're riding a high here. and there are talks that you're ready to retire. >> really? charlie, what is that about? >> what's that rumor? >

ford thought that clearly explained the service. it didn't. >> when you talk to people that are seeing it for the first time, they didn't know what texting order really meant for they didn't knowhey didn't hao wan line, that they could do it from their cell phone without paying a fee. >> reporter: so ford changed the message to lead with the benefit of the service. ♪ keep it simple >> reporter: and this is what you have now. avoid the wait. >> yep. >> reporter: and so now when you walk in and you see people see the sign that says "avoid the wait," what do you see? >> they respond to it. it basically fills that need in what they're thinking about. they're thinking about, what is it that i'm annoyed with right now? am i looking for a sign that says "text your order"? no. they're looking for a line that explains i don't have to wait. i instantly get it. i want to learn more about it. >> reporter: that one little change had big results. case in point, julie grouper is a current zingle user. she walked by the zingle signs for a year befo

liz: it's ford to the rescue. mazda was forced to stop production of cars at a plant in michigan, ford swept in, said we'll take full control of the facility and they added 1200 jobs and save ad whole bunch of others along the way. david: jeff flock is live at the ford, flat rock assembly plant in michigan. jeff? >> i have an exclusive inside the plant. this was a mazda line. now it is a mustang line. it will soon be a fusion line. look at this one, guys. that is intended for sale to mexico. soon ford will be making cars, mustangs it will sell in europe. liz, as you know this is part of their plans to revitalize their european operation. this is what they the mustang gts look like all the rest. they have been selling a fusion so well they need to expand production from mexico here to flat rock. they took over the plant that mazda couldn't use anymore. a real winner. i talked to the governor of michigan earlier about this. you know, rick snyder, you guys know him. is not your conventional partisan governor. he is a

to serve at ford. >> al mull lally is not going anywhere any time soon. challenge he faces now, at least the remainder of this year, well into next year, start to engineer a successful succession, whether he is out of the ceo office and into a new position at the company, next year, the year after that fix the new business, easier said than done, slip trip is out capacity, lose $1 billion this year. finally restore investor confidence, look shares at ford last year, down about 29% in the last, i'd say seven or eight months. it has come back, generally flat, over the one-year timeframe, take a look at five years under al mulally's leadership, you have seen this stock, it was down, remember that, brian, down $1 a share? certainly has come back from there these on the agenda for alan mull lally, at least the remainder of this year. >> quickly back to the car, i like the looks of it, just me or a little bit of bmw grill on the front of that car? >> you are not the only person who made that could. i have heard a people -- >> the shark mouth, whatever they call

>> does bob ford find redemption? >> he doesn't, no. >> he grew up in omaha, nebraska, along with his twin brother and three sisters, in a catholic household. he graduated from creighton, university, and a writers workshop where he studied with john irving and john cheever. >> can an author have a favorite? is it like a child? >> it's like a child. >> hansen does extensive research for each novel. wonderful his best-known, "mariat in ecstasy jarks based in part on two saints in the 1800s, the story of a beautiful nun who bears the wounds of christ, the significant mata, and who is banished from her order. >> i developed this idea of the significant mata as kind of a metaphor for a passionate love affair with christ. and that was the stumbling blocks for the other nuns. i wanted to have at the heart of it a questionableness so you could read it all the way through and say, she's making up this, or you could say, she's the real thing. i didn't want to come down one way or the other. my own impression was she was the rea

ford. >> the shoes of glenn ford! >> and this is beautiful. we cannot help but love of glenn ford.at was the time at what it was like on the will be set at that time. >> he was an amazing actor. he dedicated his life to his craft. with that, intensity, that he brought to beat roles. with ransom. with post--roles anda we could go on and on with so many great movies. peter ford a little prince. alexandra, cann people go to a website. a little prince.net peter and you are going to be at the delancy street theater. thank you. coming up from los angeles to do this. >> let me tell you oabout a couple of movies. and one of them is this film " arbitrage " to. with tim roth and richard gere something about some what the life of a bernie maydoff. he is a hedge fund performer. a great performance also from susan sarandon i would highly recommend that and also quote the words ". and " to the campaign " with will ferrell. with hope springs and " bernie ". it is just terrific. and the trouble with the curve and the master that is about scientology. classic hollywood is right here and really, tha

(scott) 28:59 own seed police arrested ford in 2007... aater punched ocuments detail how ford then grabbed a knife frrm the kiichen and stabbed the girl's boyfriend in thh hand. instead of jailtime ford receiied 2 year prrobtion which he violated when hh was robbery. (scott) 21:12 i'm quite sure someone kkew he had anger issues ford returned to baltimore city this year after serving a four year sentence in new jerseyy e was expected to appear in warrant being issued. 5:43 the domestic violenceeis not high up on the food chain of people we eed to put in custody owever these are some of the inddviduals that neee to be arresteddas well and need to be souuht out :54 scctt like othees in the neighborhood caa't help but yearrold and hissmotherrnot be in the hoopital tonight. in north baltiimore joy lepooa fox 45 news at ten. &p both hooting victims are listed in stable condition early voting... battleground state statethese... are voters.../ polling place... in... des moines, iowa../. average... of... recent &ppools... hows.... president bbrack

today for the first time a ford-only plant. it was a joint venture with mazda, now it is just ford.e the mustang here but soon, liz, they will make the ford fusion here which now you know they make just in mexico, but they've had such tremendous demand for it, they're going to make the fusion here. what does that mean? well, we talked exus collusively on the ground to mark fields, ford america's president, who said 1800 jobs will be saved here and 1200 will be added. listen. >> had a great joint venture with mazda for many years, and now it's a full ford plant, and that's what we're celebrating today. >> reporter: you're not only going to make the mustang, but that's the fusion right behind you. they make that in mexico, correct? >> they make it in mexico, and this is going to be the u.s. production home for the fusion because we expect a lot of demand. >> reporter: and there already is a lot of demand for the mustang. in fact, liz, i'm looking at this one made for southland ford incorporated, aspen, georgia. come on down, your mustang is ready. it's a nice one too. liz: very nice.

for ford motor co..omberg reporting field is the ceo 0 at ford. when alan malawi ever announces he is on his way out and ready to hand over the rage that field is being groomed but field has a good history which ford. at one point was in charge of laws the motor co.. in charge of the premier automotive group when ford -- and land rover and volvo and in charge of americans for ford motor co.. he is rising within ford. cheryl: i can imagine the thought but interesting news. thank you. closing bell is going to ring in 7 minutes. follow the show. when we come back i will tell you the one stock that is getting a bounce. the ceo stepped down. [ engine revving ] ♪ [ male announcer ] every car we build must make adrenaline pump and pulses quicken. ♪ to help you not just to stay ale... but feel alive. the new c class is no exception. it's a mercedes-benz through and through. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. >> announcer: meet mary. she loves

according to reports, that is a stolen ford focus being driven in to this drive-through. you can see them get out clearly, then they use a sledgehammer to break into the store's office. watch them go. the guy come in with the sledgehammer, face is covered a second suspect comes in, they're carrying garbage cans. their mission was to get as many cartons of cigarettes as possible. apparently in columbus, ohio, there's been a black market boom on cigarettes because if you go into a store you'll pay anywhere from 5 to $6 for a pack. on the black market they're selling them about half that. police are hoping that any information can be given to them from this surveillance virds because they think that these suspects might be linked to 17 other similar crimes that have happened just since july. >> these guys got away with $8,000 worth of cigarettes and cigars and caused $12,000 worth of damage to the store. >> not that any crime is right but this is a lot of work to make what seems like not a lot of money. >>> these next two videos were approved by chuck norris. watch very care

and that ford f-150 stuff has a hemi. these guys are coming at them. >> gus: second down and eight at the 33. stepfan taylor. and taken down behind the line of scrimmage, lamar dawson with the tackle, brings up a big third down. >> charles: and usc will use a time-out here. >> gus: 2:54 to go in the fourth. the number-two team in the nation, trailing by seven on the road. >> gus: lane kiffin needs his defense to come up with a big stop here. to get matt barkley, marqise lee and robert woods back on the field. >> charles: and for david shaw, this call here says he wants the clock just to move and make stanford and usc burn a time-out, or is it he want possession and throw the football here to try and pick things up? the way they have been mashing, he may want to stay on the ground and force the clock. >> gus: watch zach ertz, the tight end in the slot at the top of your screen. third down and nine at the 34. nunes will throw it. looking frtz! incomplete. it goes through his hands. and the clock stops at 2:51>> charles: and

el nuevo ford focus por 159 al mes, este ford es para mí ♪. >>> momento de los deportes si quiere saberés guardado, 2 a 1 ganaron los alemanes, ahora vamos a las acciones en el camp nou, barcelona que abre la cuenta con anotación de tello, después el centro que tocaba por ahí danni alves, para el 1 a 1, reaccionaba rómulo para el 2 a 1, pero después llegaba la pulguita para el 2 a 2, después vea nada más cómo estaba el conjunto de moscú atrás, varios tocaron el esférico y de cabeza lionel messi para el gol de la victoria para el barcelona, ganan 3 a 2. >>> a muchos les emocionó la manera de celebrar de josé mourinho, otros lo vieron nada bien, el presidente blaugrana lo tildó de sicópata, será para compensar el haber recibido un petardo mientras jugaba. >>> vamos al cuadrilátero, julio césar chávez dio positivo en marihuana después del combate contra sergio maravilla martínez, así ,mismo lo dijo al comisión de boxeo de nevada, ahora podría ser multado por hasta 3 millones de dólares y suspensión de hasta 1 año y una combinación de ambos, es la tercera ocasión que julio césar chávez juni

the alleged abuse continued where ford struck his girlfriend multiple times. >> ford ran from police after the shooting but was eventually tracked down. >>> all right. we are trying to find a 62-year-old woman who has been missing now for a week. mary tisdale is her name. she wandered away from the assistant living facility. she has dementia. wouldn't know how to contact anyone or find her way back home. >> she doesn't know my name. she doesn't have a cell phone. she's part of a mental health program who does most things for her. >> when mary went missing, she was wearing a white coat, the same one she has on in this picture. she also had on a pair of blue jeans f you've seen this woman or have information, call the baltimore county police department right away. >>> three weeks after a near riot, the owner will go before the liquor control board. there the -- the board will determine if the recher theater will be able to keep its license. the hearing will be on october 15th. >>> what does a hexic movie -- hex -- historic movie theater cost. the city bought it for $800,000 in 2009. it

ford is the target contract. if they reach a deal with ford before midnight, look at that as a blueprint for reaching a deal with the other automakers. this won't have an immediate impact in show rooms but it won't take long to notice the impact if it is an extended strike. >> tomorrow you've got the ceo of ford, allan mullally, on this program. a big interview for you and an important time for the company more broadly. >> absolutely. mullally has faced a number of questions definitely within the last two weeks about what's going to be happening with his future at the company. he can stay as long as he would like but it is fairly clear talking with sources close to the company and inside the company that at some point he wants to manage a smooth transition over this to this gentleman, mark fields, the president of the americas. by all accounts people i've talked with inside the company said listen, ultimately this guy, mark fields, will move into the top job. perhaps they put him into a coo spot first. the questi

ford, we continue to invest in new products and value.ough the economy expands 1-2%, we have a pent up demand is now over 11 years old. new vehicles from ford they are economically be viable. we are part of here for expansion for what people want in value. >> neil: big demand for the fusion, gm is trying its own fuel efficient cars. apparently the government is saying, not yet doesn't want to sell the stock chbhd i like the ford plan. we talked about this five years ago. we clearly put a plan in place to transform ford based on restructuring ourselves and operate profitably but also accelerate investment in the new vehicles. fusion launch, we didn't bet on one demonstrateder. we wanted to electrify an entire product line and give them a choice. new fusion today has a gas engine and as an eco boosting engine and you can get it in hybrid our plug in hybrid. we are making on the same production line and matching production is a real demand. >> neil: you ignored my question, which si think is brilliant. gm under writes some money. >> we annou

ford will add 1,200 jobs next year at its flat rock assembly plant. that plant in suburban detroit, where ford and mazda used to build cars together, will add a second shift next summer, to build the ford fusion. >> they're hourly positions and they run the gamut from working in our body shop, to working in our paint shop, to working in what's known as our final assembly area. and these are all very good paying jobs that will help i think not only the local communities, because in addition to the 1,200 hourly positions in the plant itself, there's a trickle down or a multiplier effect of jobs that are created in communities. >> tom: ford expects its newly re-modeled fusion to be a top seller, already, hitting record sales in august. the michigan plant will be in addition to fusions built in mexico. and there are more pink slips at hewlett-packard. h.p. today said it will lay off an additional 2,000 employees. that's on top of the 27,000 job cuts it detailed in may as part of a $3.7 dollar, multi-year of a $3.7 billion, multi-year restructuring plan. h

and that ford f-150 stuff has a hemi. these guys are coming at them. >> gus: second down and eight at the 33. stepfan taylor. and taken down behind the line of scrimmage, lamar dawson with the tackle, brings up a big third down. >> charles: and usc will use a time-out here. >> gus: 2:54 to go in the fourth. the number-two team in the nation, trailing by seven on the road. >> gus: lane kiffin needs his defense to come up with a big stop here. to get matt barkley, marqise lee and robert woods back on the field. >> charles: and for david shaw, this call here says he wants the clock just to move and make stanford and usc burn a time-out, or is it he want possession and throw the football here to try and pick things up? the way they have been mashing, he may want to stay on the ground and force the clock. >> gus: watch zach ertz, the tight end in the slot at the top of your screen. third down and nine at the 34. nunes will throw it. looking for ertz! incomplete. it goes through his hands. and the clock stops at 2:51>> charles:

reporting from washington, sam ford, abc 7 news. >> thank you. coverage of the attacks will continue on "world news" at 6:30 and on wjla.com. >> and we have developing is from alexandria, where police are looking for a man who allegedly assaulted a woman who was jogging around 6:30 this morning, where the man grabbed her from behind. the woman screamed and escaped unharmed. police are reminding runners to be aware of their surroundings, be in a well lit area and to keep a cell phone hannity if possible. >> police pulled their ford crown victoria automobiles off of the road. abc 7 news was told of a couple of cars did have a problem. nobody was hurt. prince george's county also planning similar inspections. >> the former campaign treasurer of michael brown is denying in beslan the charges. brown says his campaign is missing more than 100 10,000 dollars, and he has accused the former treasurer of spending the money without authorization. a lawyer issued a statement. he says brown knows the money was not stolen and his client was made the fall guy.

people care about ford. we love ford.portant not only because of the economy and the great careers but also they weren't part -- they were part of the economic solution. i really understand the interest in ford and again i'm so pleased to have the honor to serve at ford. >> what do you say when you look at ford's share price and they say you've about been stuck in this 9, 10.50 range? is it because of europe? >> i think there's a lot on investors' minds. we've had a slowdown in asia and the china, which is good. united states is great market. south america, we're positioned well in all of them but clearly we're going through a big cycle here. and i think the most important thing we do at ford is to continue to invest like we have in the united states in the toughest of times to invest so we'll be here when the economy comes back. >> ford ceo alan mull laully joining us live on "squawk on the street." >> with the fusion hybrid. >> first on cnbc during power lunch coming up at 1:00. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> w

why ford is recalling even more of their escape suvs.this is the third time they've done this. >> and some shocking numbers to bring you about food shortages in this country. we're going to tell you how many people went without anything to eat. the arteries of your dishwasher are constantly clogging up with grease and lime scale. use finish dishwasher cleaner every month to keep your machine in sparkling health. for shining results, finish dishwasher cleaner. "are you a cool mom?" i'm gonna find out. [ female announcer ] swiffer wetjet's pads are better than ever. now they have the scrubbing power of mr. clean magic eraser so you don't have to get down on your hands and knees to scrub away tough, dried-on stains. hey, do you guys think i'm "momtacular" or "momtrocious"? ♪ [ female announcer ] swiffer. now with the scrubbing power of mr. clean magic eraser. >>> we have a warning from the ford motor company this morning. this is for owners of the 2013 escape. they're recalling the suv and this is for a third time because it improperly inst

ford is offering to fix the problem at no cost to owners.ord recalled more than 11,000 2011 escapes two months ago because of a fuel line problem. >>> a new study says teen smoking is on the rise with the popular kids. researchers at the university of california studied nearly 2,000 high school students. they found popular students were more likely to smoke than their peers with fewer friends. smokers who were popular also tended to pick up the habit at an earlier age. >> the whole idea of what popular is. i hope by the time my kids are in middle school and high school, people are going to realize that smoking is not cool and it's not going to be popular. >> it's one of those things that's been around forever and ever, so. >> i know! i want to change people's views. stay with us. "news4 today" continues now at 5:00 a.m. >>> we are here to nominate a president. and i've got one in mind. >> bringing out the political heavyweights as president obama prepares to accept the nomination for re-election. >>> and health concerns this morning for a ma

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reminder, stick around for the ford wrapup show after the game. wrapping up a pretty incredible day around college football. and this was an incredible game. on home coming number 102 for nebraska? >> i just think the ability of of taylor martinez to keep his poise and keep this defense, and find their way to come back and win this, very impressive. >> brent: second biggest comeback in nebraska history. 30-27. 20 unanswered points. and they win it at home to go to 4-1. let's check in with holly. >> holly: coach, what can you make at second half it was a different story for you on defense? >> just a couple of few simple adjustment adjustments. just execute we made more plays down the field. we didn't make many plays, he stayed the course. just persevere through. >> holly: how do you describe the defense coming up 3 and 1 and they get a stop on a team like wisconsin p. >> they got after it. i thought our guys played well up front we suited. i give wisconsin a lot of credit, they played their butts off, a heck a football game. >> holly: your team had

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carter in 1976. >> i interviewed ford about this. why did you agree to the debate? he said, "it was my only hope." he was down and out because of having pardoned nixon. that's why he was so far down. he said, "if i could get jimmy carter to debate me, i might have a chance." >> schieffer: yet ford ended up hurting his chances with this statement. >> there is no soviet domination of eastern europe and there will be under a ford administration. >> schieffer: it was a serious gaffe in the cold war era when the soviet iron curtain extended across europe >> did i understand you to say, sir, that the russians are not using eastern europe as their own sphere of influence? >> schieffer: it certainly made for compelling television. each of the ford-carter debates drew in more than 60 million viewers. the public had spoken. the debates were here to stay. >> are you better off than you were four years ago? >> schieffer: today the debates have become perhaps the only chance to get millions from both parties to sit down and hear what the other si