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and mayor rob ford is with us right now. mayor ford, tell us about your exercise routine.>> if you saw me a few months ago, i'm down a few pounds. i work out two hours a day. >> jimmy: how many pounds are you down now? >> about 40 pounds. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i want to bring out a scandalous -- and i hate to do this to you. but last night you -- given you were with some of your friends and your brothers and stuff. but this is from your dressing room last night. you'll notice the dessert plate has been devoured. the vegetables remain untouched. are you eating right? >> i'm eating. all the carbs are out. >> i can see they're out. i cleaned out all the -- >> jimmy: randy and doug, oh, boy, they're going to have to go on the exercise regimen with you. i want to show you a video because this is the moment when i, i think, became obsessed with you. >> [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: that was it. [ applause ] have you watched that video? >> have i watched? i felt it. you know, the media up in toronto is a lot different than up here. >> jimmy: is it different? >> they camp out in front of

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tom ford is here.t time, my time" sky ferreira from the at&t stage. tomorrow night kerry washington will be here, michael strahan will be with us, and we'll have music from juicy j featuring wiz khalifa. >> and sunday night our 9th annual "jimmy kimmel live" after the oscars special. our guest will be the always delightful kevin spacey, and we will jam pack every a-list actor in hollywood into something i think you will like. watch us at 10pm on the west coast, and following the late local news after the oscars everywhere else. and again if you'd like to bid on this very fashionable rubber band loom suit you can do so at ebay.com/suitoftheloom. all the money will go to the maxlove project which is a great charity that helps families battling childhood cancers. and if you're not in the market for rubber formal wear, please make a donation at maxloveproject.org. this sunday, our first guest will be seen by an estimated audience of 85 billion viewers around the world when she hosts the oscars live for a s

thank you to carl and all the fords that worked together. it was kind of a sad day for ford with the loss of william clay. big deal where i'm fro in detroit. wanted to say our thoughts and prayers for his family. locked in the chase early, i don't have to hear the crap about being in the chase. >> we heard brad keselowski say big win for ford, roger penske, as well. congratulations, brad. first win at las vegas. steve byrnes? >> thank you, krista, with dale earnhardt jr. i'm not going to put words in your mouth. i'm going to guess it was disappointing, but i heard you on the cool down lap encouraging your team. >> yeah, we weren't going to run first or second had we not stayed on the strategy. we tried to save as much as we could. we got to half a lap and ran off two there. so, you know, we took a gamble and didn't win the race, but still worked in our favor to run second. gave us a chance to win. sucks to lose like that, but we can't let that be a negative. we got to go to bristol and try to win there and only way to be productive is be pos

they're behind ford, no doubt, in the restructuring. but in the product platform ford has problems.hat's why they lowered guidance back in december. because their costs are going up because they have to now talk about new launch costs. i think new products are -- >> we don't disagree on gm. what we're talking about is which stock has more potential to the upside. >> you're saying they have better products. >> ford has better products. >> gm has had better products for a long, long time. you have to give it a chance. >> tell us who you think won the debate? tweet us at cnbcfastmoney. we'll give you results as we always do at the end of the show. coming up next, we continue to monitor the situation in ukraine. the big selloff here in the united states as a result. the dow's down more than 200 points. we'll have another update after the break. plus, the buffett playbook. how is the oracle putting his money to work right now? and should you follow him? and john rogers, chairman and ceo of ariel investments. we're on the hunt for value with that great investor. much more ahead on the hal

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i'm join eed by the ceo and chairman of ford, bill ford.ng and jobs, you're one of the few businesses in this country that has a lot of manufacturing jobs. are there still more jobs to be had in the automotive industry? or given robotics, aone of the other technologies they're talking about, is it a slimming field. >> we're becoming more high-tech in the way we make cars but we're adding 5,000 jobs this last year. we're bringing some of the jobs from overseas back home. you mention the windy city. we make explorer here in chicago and we export it to almost 100 different countries. >> you're talking about bringing jobs back here, the reshoring. what are the economics of doing that right now for american businesses and automakers in particular? >> it depends. you're looking at different currency fluctuations around the world. it always changes at a moment in time. we are a lot more competitive today in america than we were six, seven years ago. >> being competitive in america also means lower wages. this is vw, not ford. i want to talk about

local ford dealer today.from, there's over 300 combos under 550 calories. man: kid's a genius. girl: dad, it says it right here on the menu. man: oh. woman: hey, welcome to denny's. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is an academy award nominated actor with a very, very busy week coming up. his book of poetry, "directing herbert white" is in stores tuesday. he makes his broadway debut in "of mice and men" on wednesday. and on friday, his new film "maladies" is available on demand. i'm exhausted. please welcome james franco, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. that's what i'm talking about. my man. james franco, oh, my goodness. being james franco -- [ laughter ] >> i feel kind of out of it right now. >> jimmy: you're out of it -- you're a little out of it. you've got -- so much -- this is insane. >> i just came from rehearsal. we're in the theater right now rehearsing. >> jimmy: are you in character as we speak? >> i don't know where i am. doing that

glenn ford spent 26 years on death row for a crime he did not commit.ew evidence led to his exoneration. >> reporter: after almost 30 years on death row glenn ford walked out of louisiana prison a free man. >> my mind is going in all kinds of directions. >> reporter: ford was charged in the 1983 murder of shreveport murder. an all white jury found him guilty. >> i was locked up for 30 years for something i didn't do. >> reporter: in court documents they found new evidence that would have changed the outcome of ford's trial. details were not released and a judge overturned his conviction. >> certainly i feel bad for him and certainly i feel sorry for him but also when you look at the karks everybody had good intentions. it was a mistake. >> my son was a baby and now they have babies. >>> omar villafranca, cbs news. >> when we return, comedian in chief president obama uses humor in a web video that's gone viral. at kmart, we're helping you make your paycheck go further with surprise points. surprise! go to shopyourway.com and check your account. kmart. ge

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jeff flock joins us with more on his interview with ford executive chairman bill ford. jeff?g to us exclusively today about the death of his father, recent death of his father, future of alan mullally, the ceo of ford and current auto industry recovery. take a listen. >> if you look at this whole recovery, it is a steady as she goes this type of thing. typical recovery in the auto industry, you go through tough times and big hockey stick up and fall off again and big hockey stick up. this is slower, more stained recovery. we feel that will continue. >> last time i asked you this question a few years ago, like it until he is dead. >> don't want to wish anything on him. alan has been great. we developed a really good team that is ready to go. >> how does that benefit you today. >> people still remember that. our corporate reputation was something that was enhanced by that and i think many people's, you know, it still is vivid in many people's mind. because i got a lost letters from small business owners, hay look, no one bailed me out. you did things the right way. stay the cou

the presumption is this is not good for ford, not good for the group. it can't all be tes las is winning they're all losing. something is wrong. >> thanks to that, carter. mike, do you agree when it comes to the fundamental also? are they bearish? >> this is an interesting thing. i think a lot of people like to look at multiples, they are trading less, that sounds pretty good. they look at enterprise ebitas. you continue look at sick lick also like kimberly-clark or proctor & gamble. actually when you look at the broader look and spread it out more, one thing we see is it's trading above the historical, past two and five years. this company lost $3.30 a share. in the downturn, if you add it all up. the ten year cyclical earnings is trading 30 times that number. if you see a rising rate environment, that doesn't really see from my perspective a lot of consumers buying cars. they are taking advantage of cheap financing. you take a cursory look, looks good, a deeper look, not so good. >> so you are bearish. >> i am looking at the june puts they cost 50 cen

served on the board of ford motor for 57 years. william clay ford was 88 years old. >>> and bill guarnere has died. the men who served with him in easy company at the 2nd battalion, 101st airborne during world war ii, knew him better as "wild bill." their exploits were popularized in the hbo series "band of brothers" in which he was played by the actor, frank john hughes, he lost his right leg rescuing a fellow soldier. he was awarded the silver star, two bronze stars and the purple heart. south philadelphia native "wild bill" guarnere was 90 years old. >>> when we come back tonight, one upside to what has been a brutal winter for most. the need for speed on a frozen sheet of ice. >>> finally here tonight, it was in the 70s in the dakotas this weekend, only to fall 40-plus degrees with the next front, and the east coast could get at least one more snowstorm before this is all over. for those in the thick of it, it has been a miserable winter, from the great lakes to many major rivers, so much is still frozen over. but that in itsel

age it's possible maybe even likely that at some point in your life you owned or wanted to earn a ford mustang. the mustang premiered in 1964 and quickly began one of the most popular vehicles. and for the mustang, people were lined up to buy the car on the day it came out. >> ♪ mustang sally. >> ford unveiled a car unlike any other car. it was first shown at the new york's world fair as a new choice on the cutting edge of design and styling. it was the hay day of american automotive power. >> yet the price an unexpected $2,368. and we're not fooling about that price. >> reporter: it was specifically designed to be affordable, and on that day ford dealers were swamped with 54,000 orders. since then more than 6 million mustangs have been sold. >> mustang. >> reporter: its galloping horse imagine on a harmonic note has lasted three decade now. downsizing in 1974 to stay competitive on the japanese and european invasion of the 1970s. the mustang will celebrate its anniversary this year. the president drove his own prized possession a 67 blue- green mustang where 3,000 other mustangs showe

toronto mayor rob ford.pretty much on his best behavior. >> no offense to our mayor but i want to show you some things. our mayor is a great guy. he is an excellent mayor but this is eric gardsetty. supporters at a picnic of some kind. there is you. there is eric holding someone's baby. there is rob ford holding someone's baby! there is eric enjoying a baseball game. there is rob ford enjoying a sporting event. you are sweating a lot. let me get you some tissues here. >> no, we are good. >> do you mind if i dab you, mr. mayor? auction there off on ebay afterwards. actually, i'll take a dna on this tissue and have a whole army of you here in l.a. >> the contrast is striking. just like that red tie he is wearing. >> i know. was as red as his face. he is sweating and needs some powder. did you see him out there? >> i didn't. if i did, i would have loved to snag a little interview question here and there and maybe a red carpet interview but no go on that. >>> brian williams is one of the most popular news person

from ford. so just to be clear, your response is no?to hand out the same beads he was wearing in the video. >> and that was natalie johnson reporting. you just got to shake your head. >> yeah, of course. >> he knows people are keeping an eye out for that kind of behavior and then it's almost like he's surprised -- >> and scream and do that obscenity? it's like, come on. you're right, exactly. >> people ask him about it and he seems surprised that's a question that comes up. >> exactly right. and he's still running for mayor. actually, latest polls have him in second place right now. but he's running for re-election in october. still trying to be mayor again. >> he says he's confident he'll win. >> yeah, we'll see. >>> coming up in the insomniac kitchen, what is the secret to making irish soda bread? we're going to cook up a batch on this st. patrick's day. >>> the hottest new trend in advertising to women is hot. what are these guys selling anyway? you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this fro

i definitely like the ford better... awesome!> jimmy: hey, everybody, welcome back! kristen bell and i are about to play a game of pictionary, but first, we're going to need partners. so, joining team bell, this guy knows his way around a tv game show. say hello to the great steve harvey! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> nice to see you. >> kristen: nice to see you, too. >> jimmy: always good to see you. always good to see you. come on, now. are you good at this type of stuff, steve harvey? >> no. >> jimmy: perfect. [ laughter ] all right. i'm so happy. >> look, i don't know why you brought me out here. >> jimmy: i'm so happy. [ laughter ] >> i'm really good over there, though. >> jimmy: no, but this is good. i can't wait to watch you draw. joining my team, my b.f.f. and also in the middle of a big national headlining tour, here's demi lovato! [ cheers and applause ] >> hello. >> jimmy: thank you. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> jimmy: thank you. >> i got you a congratulatory gift. because we've been friends for so long now.

i definitely like the ford better... awesome!est this evening is one of the most successful entertainers out there. his latest movie "the single mom's club" is in theaters this friday. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the multi-talented tyler perry. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, buddy. welcome. have a seat welcome back. >> congratulations. >> jimmy: oh, thank you. >> listen, i've been on "the tonight show" many times with jay leno. i'm a huge fan of his. and if he had to pass it on to anybody else, i'm glad it's you. >> jimmy: aw. >> you absolutely deserve it. doesn't he deserve it? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. [ applause ] >> and i'm not just saying that. i'm not just saying that to you at all. [ applause ] >> jimmy: wait a second, who is this? wait a minute, you're not tyler perry. [ laughter ] >> i'm actually oprah. >> jimmy: oprah, oh, my god. look under your chairs! [ laughter and applause ] we have to talk about that. we have to talk about oprah with you. a lot of stuff to talk a

ford and toyota fell.nclement weather is not just affecting sales, it is affecting the roads and the potholes, as you are probably seeing. they are not just ruining cars, they are taking down city and state budgets as well. take a look. >> potholes. >> they are everywhere. >> like landmines. >> too many potholes. dangerous, gaping holes. >> crews, of course, working overtime to fill the worst. >> they are out there seven days a week, even overnight. ♪ >> all right, we can't get rid of the potholes, apparently, but next we are going to talk about getting rid of the driver. florida showcases an autonomous vehicle that uses infrared light to map its surroundings. jessica howard has more. >> this is a ford fusion hybrid. it looks like any other ford, except it has infrared lights that scan the environment than much the same way another would. -- the same way a dolphin would, but without the clicks. creating a three-dimensional map of everything, making 2.5 million measurements every second. it means the car ca

ford was just 23 in 1948 when he joined the ford motor company board of directors but his real passionspite decades of spending top dollars on free agents, coaches and facilities, ford was only able to have one lone nfl playoff victory, and that came back in 1992. >>> there's been a change of command aboard the international space station. six astronauts and cosmonauts have wrapped up their experiments because three of them are heading home after 668 days in space. a russian cosmonaut has been in charge but he will turn control over to a japanese colleague who will be staying a while longer. >> unforgettable memories together. we will continue to keep the station operations safe, efficient and fun. >> and the three men who are returning today are expected to land in kazakhstan before midnight tonight. >>> so many of us in the northern parts of the country complaining about the miserable winter, but there is a bright side. should be a good year for food harvest. farmers tell us that later spring comes the better the trees do. trees go completely dormant in the winter and good snow cover

we might even be in love with you, mayor ford. the thing is it's hard to tell whether he's mad or not because his face is always bright red. it doesn't change colors. but i want to say it was not my intention to upset the mayor and i hope we're still on for go-karting this weekend. but i do feel bad he didn't get more time to promote the city of toronto and i'm going to make it up to him later on in the show. so stick around for that. meanwhile it's fat tuesday. no insult to the mayor intended. it's a holiday. this was a float at mardi gras in new orleans. it's a giant smoking rob ford. pretty good actually. representing canada, i guess. you know, new orleans and a few other cities around the country, the mardi gras madness, it comes to an end at the stroke of midnight. that was tonight. this is the night tonight on which women traditionally will penalize their fathers for not paying enough attention to them by exposing themselves to strangers in exchange for beads. you know, those mardi gras beads that they wear around the neck,

charlie sheen, rob ford, screech, dustin diamond, and finally rob ford again. [ laughter ] he was onre twice. two times. [ cheers and applause ] hey, i saw a trailer for the 3-d full length "peanuts" movie was released this week. it's going to be the first 3d cartoon that parents will have to drag their kids to see. it is about a depressed boy and a dog that doesn't talk. come on. let's go. it's fun. [ laughter ] >> steve: the dog doesn't talk? >> jimmy: no, the dog doesn't talk and the boy is bald. let's go, it's really fun. [ laughter ] there is a lot of jazz. there's jazz music. come on, let's go watch. exactly, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] let's go see it can't wait! 3d oh my god! >> jimmy: get this, i just read about a couple in mexico that is getting married to each other every single day this year. [ light laughter ] i guess the water isn't the only thing in mexico that makes you throw up. [ laughter ] who cares. get a job. get a hobby. volunteer. do something good for the world. we love each other so much we're getting married every day. who cares. do something with yourself

and ford was a big deal in missouri. he was a member of missouri legislature, a four-time county sheriff of howard county in central missouri, probably growing hemp or and tobacco on his major land oldings there and had up to 13 slaves. and then when the economy went into the tank, he organize toed his own wagon train and brought them out here and settled on this land which you see around me. most of the early settlers that came out from missouri, we're talking about the missouri settlers who made up a large portion of the early settlers, were both anti-slavery and anti-black. many of them had never had slaves and found it very difficult to compete in a slave culture against slave holders who had slaves. so they were fleeing slavery in a way. at the same time, they identified african-americans with slavery. so the idea was we don't want african-americans here period. not a slave, not as people who would compete for our jobs. and so this was what was behind what was one of three exclusion laws in oregon's history which ba

some of them set them free right away like nathaniel ford. paul the holes were in a family that had been with the fords in missouri. they were owned by other owners and ford brought them probably 1831, had several children, and in the record, slave record in missouri in the buying and trading. and three family children to settle from that. i brought out six slaves in the holmes family, robin and paul. six adult slave names. scott. so he made a deal, he came to oregon. and they came out in 1844, to develop this land all around here, growing wheat and cattle and all the things, corn and things farmers had in those days. by 1850, six years after they came out here, robin knew slavery was supposed to be illegal so he was agitating support for an abolitionist, and ford made another deal with him. and buying gold for me, those are much days and we come back and i will give you your freedom. made the same deal with scott. who was the sixth wave that came out, robin and scott went to california and mined gold and on the return trip scott unfortunatel

that's jaywalking. [ laughter ] it's not a great weekend for mayor ford. yet another video surfaced that showed what appeared to be a drunken mayor ford trying to get a cab outside city hall on saturday night. he was beet red and cursing. and the next day a reporter from ctv asked the mayor if he'd been drinking and he was not exactly forthcoming. >> just to clarify, so you weren't drinking last night? >> we're good. but i'm here, right? >> we just want to -- >> are you serious? >> get your side of the -- >> were you drinking last night? you never drink, right? >> jimmy: come on, can't you see he's hung over? leave the man alone. [ laughter ] when he promised to stop drinking, obviously that didn't include st. patrick's day. or mardi gras or father's day or cinco de mayo. [ laughter ] weekdays. it was a weekday thing. so he's doing well. we have a time-honored tradition on st. patrick's day here at the show. every year on this show we show what i believe to be the greatest local news story of all time. it's eight years old now. i never get tired of it. thi

he also told them vick was driving a white ford bronco. at the time, police questioned jonothan vick and his mother aggressively. >> investigators questioned her on six different occasions about the vehicle, you know, where was it that night, who was using it? and the family was getting tired of people asking them, was this your bronco here? this your vehicle? and they even went to the length of making a homemade sign that said, "this is not the vehicle" and putting it on the bronco as it traveled down the road. that's how many people were calling about it. >> police even tried to get a court order for jonothan vick's dna, but the court refused on the grounds that driving a vehicle like the one seen near the crime scene was insufficient probable cause. >> where's the probable cause on jonothan vick at this time? it doesn't exist. >> so police dropped their investigation of jonothan vick. >> there was a time i figured, well, maybe they have cleared him, but there was something inside that said it still ain't right, something's just not righ

. >>> william clay ford, the last surviving grandchild of henry ford, has died.ord helped steer the family auto business for five decades. he was also the longtime own ore f the detroit lions. william clay ford died sunday at his home in michigan. he was 88 years old. >>> straight ahead now, your monday morning weather. >>> and a show of sportsmanship. a high school hoops game ends on a touching note. this is the "cbs morning news." aship. a high school game ends on a touchinging note. this is the "cbs morning news." . how about now? now i'm thinking about going the one, two, one. yeah that's good. i like one, two, one! congratulations. nothing leaves you feeling cleaner and fresher than the cottonelle care routine. nothing leaves you feeling cleaner and fresher than ghirardelli squares chocolate... ♪ a little rendezvous savor our luscious filling combined with our slow melting chocolate. ♪ that little reward for all the things you do. ♪ only from ghirardelli. i do it too. i do it and my husband loves it. [ female announcer ] do it. bring out your beauty from wit

[ bleep ]. >> mayor ford, why are you running? why are you running, mayor ford? why are you running? >> jimmy: that's the mayor! he's a one-man stampede. it's like he's the star of his own hidden camera prank reality show. that, by the way, wasn't the only running mayor ford did today. this is a vine video that a reporter from cbc news posted tonight. you can see -- he's exercising at city hall. i cannot get enough of this guy. i don't know about anybody else. if they don't elect him mayor again, i really want him to move out here, preferably into my home with me. or at least do a reality show. here comes mayor boo-boo. there was a major scientific finding this weekend out of harvard university. the physicists there believe they've proven the big bang theory. those of you who aren't familiar with the intricacies of the big bang theory, it's a scientific theory based on cbs television show, i think. i don't know. it's how most scientists believe the universe was created. for decades, physicists have been looking for evidence of a giant explosion that started every

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local ford dealer today. ♪ ♪ ♪ told ya you could do it.at i could and got her a subaru. (girl) piece of cake. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> jimmy: our next guest stars as the popular pope-loving president fitzgerald grant on scandal. starting tomorrow, he takes on a whole new battalion of fans when the new movie "divergent" opens in theaters. please welcome, tony goldwyn. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i pure lled everything but the outside of my hands. i don't know if that will work. >> we will find out. >> i apologize if any ill befalls you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: this is more of a phenomenon that a movie, it seems like. >> it already is. the book "divergent" has sold 16 million copies. >> jimmy: i didn't know that many americans could ring. maybe they're sold to other countries. >> when we were on set, before we made the movie, there were fans waiting at the set. and, you know, the minute i was cast in the movie, before i even told my family that i was doing this movie, i got on twitter kind of exploded of "diverge

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he is the head of galpin ford. it is good to have you with us.att, maybe you could describe the importance of this decision in new jersey. it has to do with how you buy or sell an automobile. >> i think it is another case of overregulation. >> tell us what happened. >> basically, you are not allowed to buy a car directly from a company in this country. tesla has been recently flouting those rules and going out and putting stores and showrooms into malls and other places where consumers walk around and look at things. they are selling directly to consumers. why wouldn't they? ford and general motors and every large, major automaker in this country for years has not been able to do that. dealers need some way to keep their businesses viable. they have politicians create regulation that forces you to deal with a middleman. >> wait. wait. let's bring in beau boeckmann. >> if i was elon musk and tesla, i would be tempted to go along with the same model. you get a chance to control the process. i think it would be a tempting model. the laws are set up

onto ford.e than three decades, the f-150 has been the top-selling truck in america and worldwide. matt miller just bought one himself. >> this is the room, and his toric assembly plant in dearborn, michigan. i'm here to live out every gearhead fantasy, watch it roll off the line. and as an added bonus, i'm going to watch how they bill -- how they build every ex-150 top-selling vehicle in america. -- every f-150. i just bought a raptor. how many people does it take to build one? >> it takes about 1000 people about 20 hours. >> on a daily basis, how many trucks roll out of your? >> about 1250 units. we do that on an equivalent of about six days a week, so about 7000 units a week. >> most of the 375 robots work at the start of the line, molding steel from the 7000 pound truck from the bottom up. and in a case of my truck, that is how it is black on black. more than half of the people on the line work on the assembly. here they do the integral work of installing the guts. for the raptor, that means

ford: from this summit, we're going to start going up. still, despite the signs of worsening stagflation, despite the message from the economic summit, neither president ford nor arthur burns, at the time, could bring themselves to alter the policy of fighting inflation above all else. in october, the president offered his anti-inflationary program to a joint session of congress. it relied on the old formulas -- a tight ceiling on federal spending and a tax surcharge. and for the public... it bears the single word "win." schoumacher: participation in a special campaign. i will call upon every american schoumacher: participation in to join incampaign. this massive mobilization and stick with it until we do win as a nation and as a people. [ applause ] schoumacher: while government concentrated on fighting inflation, gnp continued to fall, unemployment continued to rise. why was it so difficult for the government to adapt to the signs of the developing recession? the first was the tremendous fear of inflation that was all over the country.

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most of the focus was on mayor rob ford. students were booing mayor ford, but he stood his ground and hit them with a lot of tough questions. he didn't crack. you understand that? what i found most interesting is that sometimes i talk too fast, i'm sorry. there are around 40 mostly unknown candidates running for mayor in toronto. so city news invited all of them and this will explain why i said rob ford looked like jfk compared to some of the other candidates he's running against. >> first of all, if i become a mayor, i can guarantee i won't screw up the city because i'm too lazy to do anything. >> i'm a dominatri. i stand for discipline and respect. >> we have one more candidate. al gore. you have some thoughts about the police force, too, daniel? >> yes, i would like to get rid of the horses. >> jimmy: but what if they're high horses? that's some group. a lazy guy, a dominatrix, the pot head and al kwogore. you're all welcome to dress as superheroes out on hollywood boulevard. before we go any further, it's time for our we

video on which ford is seen inhaling a vapor. police report says that vapor, quote, appears to be a narcotic. ford has admitted to smoking crack in a drunken stupor. >>> time now for the weather from across the nation. it'll be dry most places on the first day of spring. but there will be rain and snow from western pennsylvania into northern new england. there will also be rain and possibly snow in the northwest. >>> parts of the northeast will reach the upper 50s. high temperatures in the 50s. maybe even the 60s in the south and much of the midwest, southwest will range from the 70s to mid-80s. the latest on the breaking news, possibly debris from that plane after two weeks of searching. a live update. >>> a driver narrowly escapes his truck before a train comes barreling through. this is the car i fell in love with! picking up my new malibu! no way! it's the chevy open house event look at joe's new truck where the price you see is the price you pay. nope that's me, alright! my equinox! from our house to your house it's time to

. >>> william clay ford, the last surviving grandchild of henry ford and owner of the detroit lions died on sunday from pneumonia. a ford board member since the 1940s, his real passion was the lions. he's being remembered for his contribution to automotive design. ford was 88 years old. >>> there were some strong performances at the first post-oscars box office. the top moneymaker was "300, rise of an empire". the blood-soaked 3-d sequel to the original. >> it took in $45 million. "mr. peabody & sherman" was second, and "non-stop" was third. >>> next on this monday, what you need to know about a new blood test that could be an early alarm for alwazheimer's disease. >>> and the skydiving accident caught on camera. we'll hear from an eyewitness who was watching helplessly. the day we rescued riley was a truly amazing day. he was a matted mess in a small cage. so that was our first task, was getting him to wellness. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. from contractors and doctors to dog sitters and landscapers, you can find it