ford. as you said, 25 years on the hill. of strongere lots nixon critics. that was the committee that was preparing to rake nelson rockefeller over the coals as the vice presidential nominee. that was the committee that asked tough questions during gerald ford's confirmation hearing. it was no pushover. >> you mentioned the president saw the reaction to the pardon and proposed it to the committee. what is he seeing in terms of the mood of the country and reaction to the pardon? >> this man had already made history in many ways and made ways.y in more unwelcome his gallup poll rating fell more dramatically overnight than any other president in history. it went from 71% before the pardon to 49% right after the pardon. it isve to remember difficult 40 years later to re-create the mood of the country, which had been through two years of hell. ford had been through almost a year during which he had to t heh every word he said les inadvertently give the impression he was part of an effort to push

ford. we appreciate his willingness to answer our questions in this inquiry. and also to except inquiries on the subcommittee and to carry out the response bill is assigned to it by the representatives. perhaps, the first documented appearance of a president of the united states before a committee or a subcommittee of the united states congress. now the chair understands, mr. president, that you have a commitment at noon, as of the house convened at 11:30 a.m. toda

gerald ford received a profiles award. after his august 9, 1974 resignation. >> i'm honored to be here today with oh president ford, the winner of this year's profile in courage award and congressman john lewis, the recipient of the profile and courage lifetime achievement award. today we honor two outstanding leaders who withextraordinary the heat of controversy and persevered in their beliefs about what was in our country's best interest. history has proved them right. this was the 12th year of this award and i'm proud it's been so recognized as a symbol of noble public service. it was inspired by the prize winning book by president kennedy. it was instituted to celebrate his life and his belief that political courage must be valued and honored. we hope that the profile and courage awards will encourage young men and women to enter public service and that it will inspire political leaders at the local, state, and national level to dare to take on even the most difficult issues and demonstrate their own devotion to high p

president ford made a courageous decision. one that historians now say cost him his office, when he pardoned richard nixon. i was one of those who spoke out against his actions then. but time has a way of clarifying past events. and now we see the president ford was right. his courage and dedication to our country made it possible for us to begin the process of healing and put the tragedy of watergate behind us. award, and wethis are proud of his achievement. [applause] it is my privilege to introduce president kennedy's daughter caroline. she will read the profile. and present their award. caroline is the graceful force behind it these annual awards. she is a joy to all of us who know and love her. every day, she reflects the spirit and ideals of her parents , and makes us proud of all of her competence. we thank her for her wonderful leadership here at the library. caroline kennedy. [applause] >> for more than one quarter century, gerald ford proved the people of michigan, the congress, and our nation, that politics can be a

his gallup polls fell faster than any other president in history overnight. >> gerald ford? >> yes, it fell from before until after the pardon. you have to remember that we have to re-create the mood of the country. the country had been through two years of hell. it'd been almost a year during which he had to watch every word he said, lest he inadvertently give the impression that he not follow the oaths of the oval office. >> did this testimony before the committee deflate the desire to go after neck the -- after nixon? >> there had been this long. of time where one after another after another where suddenly there was this breath of fresh air, and for a month or so, things seemed to be directly different. more open, more open, more trustworthy. and then to the surprise and shock of some people, there have been no preparation for this. on a sunday morning, americans wake up as either president on tv, pardoning his predecessor. it would have been a surprise if that had not been his reaction. the committee wanted credible assurances that there was in fact no deal. that overwhe

i am a ford retiree, too. >> ford retiree, as well.been the original wasn't it like the best selling vehicle in america for like the past 30 years? why reinvent the wheel? wasn't it working for them? >> everybody who will have to invest money into pickup trucks and full size sports utilities because of the cost of meeting government regulations. general motors is choosing to do it mostly with engine and transmission technology. ford is choosing to do it with weight reduction. some added cost is going to go into everybody's big vehicles. >> so do you think it will be a disaster for ford? >> here is what happens. if the public likes this truck and has every reason to assume that the public will like the truck. it will get very good fuel economy and do everything the f-150 has ever done. if there is strong demand pull for it it will reduce the amount of incentives that ford has to offer at retail. and right now incentives out in the full size pickup world are in some cases up to $5,000. if they can cut the incentives on average to $1,500

the f-series is ford's bread and butter model. it is estimated the company makes 8 to $10,000 profit off of every f-series it sells. last quarter, ford sold fewer models of the pickup, the main reason that sales fell in north america. sales fell because dearborn plant shut down for five weeks getting ready to build the new f-series, which features the new lightweight alloy panels, different from the previous built with steel panels, ford says the change will be worth it when people finally get their hands on the new and much more fuel-efficient f-series. >> we have launched the mass production and are going up the acceleration curve. everything looks good and we're tremendously excited to get the product to the customers before next quarter. >> reporter: we won't know until next year if the new f-series is a hit with truck buyers. if it is, 2015 could be when ford starts to rev up its profits again. phil lebeau, "nightly business report" chicago. >>> and ups delivering strong quarter earnings and revenues today that topped expecta

however, rob ford was elected to his old city council seat. the outgoing mayor who is battling a rare form of cancer vows that ford family will be back in four years. >> folks, if you know anything about ford family, we never ever, ever give up. and i guarantee, i guarantee, in four more years you're going to see another example of the ford family never ever, ever giving up! >> well ford says that he has to take care of his health first and foremost and you can see now in those images some of the conditions and some of the symptoms he's battling there with the hair loss as he's battling back with his health through cancer. ford saying he vows to continue to work for his constituents so obviously he's a politician who is committed to not going away and maybe this gives him a lot of purpose to help him through that struggle as he battles for his health. one unlucky jogger found himself arrested after running into the british prime minister. ran into the british, david cameron security detail. they are in hot water for having it happen in the fir

the bears need more fords. somehow i think they will get more of them than we expect after a strong day like today. jay in maryland. >> caller: thanks for all of us home gamers. they have been down the last month but good news today. the earnings report is coming out october 22. should i buy more, sell or hold? >> i would do it in options. skechers had services that said a couple of weak days. retailers say business is good for skechers. the stock is up a lot. do it in calls. the company has told us how good business is. it would surprise me if it were bad. some of the breath taking moves make me want to cut off my down side. that is why i'm saying options for skechers, options for deckers. larry in massachusetts. larry? >> jim, i felt your pain on the 76ers loss to the celtics. how about that evan turner? >> i'm going to wait until next year mode for the sixers. go ahead. >> caller: the spirit airlines operating extended hideous drop. aside from $2.1 million fuel charge with capacity increasing 30% next year b

this is gerald ford talking. cold war, serious problems with the russians, serious problems with the economy. said i had to preempt the process to get nixon off the front page and out of people's lives into history. and i looked at all of this, examined it, and then shadow wrote i thought the decision was a gutsy one. caroline kennedy, the daughter of j.f.k., your long-time acquaintance and friend, the deceased president, caroline kennedy called me up and said teddy kennedy and i read what you wrote in "shadow," and we think that's right. and we're going to the get gerald ford the profiles in courage award. they are the kennedy library months later, teddy kennedy at the time of the pardon in september 1974 had called it almost a criminal act, saying something that politicians hate to say -- "i was wrong." this was an act of courage in the tradition of a leader going against the grain and realizing what is in the larger national interest and the high purpose of the office of the president to serve the people and n

suena la campana esto es boxeo telemundo ford. pelea pactada a 10 asaltos.na. carmona con pantalÓn blanco tambiÉn y vi vos negros. >>> carmona con rÉcord de 20 peleas ganados ha perdido 2, tiene 4 empates 11 knockout el pini ext pini casillas tiene 19 triunfos 8 por la vÍa rÁpida y 3 derrotas. >>> se ve el primer round no demoran en calentar motores estos dos guerreros, esta pelea debe tener una acciÓn realmente intensa. los dos les gusta cambiar golpegolpe golpes. >>> pini casillas como bien tÚ decÍas jessi es policia desde hace 6 aÑos, comenzÓ a trabajar como policia en el municipios de chal con a los 19 aÑos de edad >>> me imagino que debe ser el policÍa ser boxeador tambiÉn >>> sÍ no >>> para los malos. >>> dice que tiene buenos beneficios, y que eso por supuesto pues es bueno para su familia. ay! oh quÉ zurdazo de carmona, se le fueron las piernas, al pini casillas. conteo del referil, jorge bonilla para la mitad de este primer asalto. >>> una mano espectacular lo agarrÓ de bueno balance un poco al pini. severo carmona tiene dos knockout en el primer as

why are ford shares taking the biggest tumble in three years? we will explain today in voters. -- motors. and in global, the chief equity strategist talks about what he sees ahead for the markets. as we go to break, microsoft ceo satya nadella wants to offer more cloud-based services in india. >> it is a technological shift we are going through right now. it is a pretty major one. i described this as the shift to a mobile first, cloud first world. when i talk about mobile first, it is not about one device and its applications. it is really the mobility of the human being across the entirety of their life. ♪ >> this is "money clip" on bloomberg television. and we are streaming live everywhere. on your phone, on your tablet, also amazon fire tv and apple tv. we start with the headlines -- boeing shipping 2000 jobs from the hub in seattle to oklahoma city and st. louis. this will happen over the next three years. ceo chris chadwick says it is an effort to differentiate boeing from competitors. that is quite an airplane right there. i believe that i

plus -- >>. ♪ have you driven a ford >> wow, that was cheesy, but traders were piling into ford today'll tell you just how high they see it going when "options action" returns. >>> something's not right, lower, bear camp here, breaks the downside. >> now, maybe, we can see not only has that happen, but it's been happening for a while. there's not a lot of confidence in the stock. >> this is the triangle of death. if you have a break here, it could be lights out. could see 250, something like we saw in netflix. >> as you can see, the "options action" game is bearish on amazon and proven right as shares plunged 8 % off earnings. here's a question tonight. between amazon today and netf x netflix's earninplunge on herea dan, what do you think? >> money from the sorts of names is healthy for the market because it's going to better stories, you know, than something people have just totally disregarded the valuation the whole way up. let's see what's gone on, amazon, a growth darling, a revenue growth darling for years here. think about what happened, the stock topped out in december and jan

we don't know when that happens. >> speaking of autos, have you driven a ford lately?ption traders have. as the stock tanked, bulls hopped on board. we'll explain why when we return. >>> tough day for ford today, shares of the auto maker in reverse after earnings, but mike saw traders making contrary bets. what did you see, mike? >> ford saw two times average daily call volume today, and what we saw were people who affected bullish bets in the stock rolling out to next week, buying next week's 14 strike calls, paying 13 cents for them, buying in good size. if you do that, that's a short term bet that the stock could actually rebound off of this sort of bad response that we saw from earnings, which i didn't think were that bad. >> yeah, carter, what do you see in the charts? >> well, this is a mess. >> i can tell by the way you looked over here. >> it's almost, like, and general motors, the nasdaq auto trust, some 80 different manufacturers, nissan, honda, toyota, global index, it's a free fall. spilling over to parts now. this is not good. i mean, buying this, i think,

. >>> if it isn't broke, why ford is making a big change to its best selling vehicle for the past 43 years. all that and more on tuesday september 30th. >>> good evening, everyone, they say that breaking up is hard to do. but not at ebay apparently. the on-line ebay auction says it plans to spin up its lucrative pay pal division into a separately traded company sometime last year. the announcement is a drama immigraic reversal f ebay would benefit from a split. investors lining up to take part and shares up 8%, lining up for what it means to ebay investors. >> ebay's corey e commerce payments will stand on their own, a move the company believes will make sense, ebay only 15% of the business. >> as we continue, looking forward to 3.5 years, we think the competitive position and the competitive environment of commerce and payments are going through accelerating change that creates new sets of opportunities and challenges for both ebay and pay pal, and that operating independently and separate will give ebay and pay pal focus, strategic flexibility, and an ability to move quickly and de

robert ford is our former ambassador in syria.mbassador ford got that job by way of a recess appointment because the congress couldn't get their act together to confirm him. way to go, congress. but he did get the recess appointment. then in july 2007, they tried to forbid him from traveling outside the capital without their permission. but ambassador ford and the french ambassador decided forget that, they were going to take a road trip anyway. they drove two hours north of capital to visit syrian dissidents, to see the protest for themselves. the anti-government protesters responded by greeting them with flowers and olive branches. a few days later, both the u.s. embassies and ambassador ford's home were then targeted and attacked by pro assad loyalists. undeterred, ambassador ford decided to take another road trip, this time an hour south of damascus to visit more anti-assad protesters. he attended the funeral of a prominent anti-assad activist and dissident. after that, his convoy was attacked on the way to a meeting with anot

the city council stripped rob ford of his mayoral powers last year.itted to smoking crack cocaine, went into rehab, before his cancer diagnosis. so it's been quite the life-altering year for rob ford. >> certainly has. we'll see what happens there. but let's turn to the weather now and tropical cyclone is getting stronger in the arabian sea. where is it headed? i know just the man to answer that, ivan cabrera. what do we know? >> this thing is intensifying in the last several hours. we'll have a new update from the joint typhoon warning center for our interview viewers coming up in the next hour. and i do believe the winds will be jacked up. we are not at 165 anymore. look at this eye that's developed just in the last six hours, intensifying, getting its act together. not that well organized at the beginning of the frame here. in this loop and then towards the end, the eye really comes into play here. so basically the storm continues to strengthen. as we talked about yesterday, it will do so safely over open water. watch the clock, tuesday 1300 local

and he was nominated in 1975 by president gerald ford. president ford wrote that he chose justice stevens as having the finest legal mind that i could find. justice stevens' commitment to justice, integrity regarding to the rule of law imbodied the the st yd -- ideals of judiciary. i can't think of of a better speaker. so thank you. i first met justice stevens. i was at fordham law school as the dean and abner green and one of justice stevens' clerk put together a symposium in his first 30 years in the supreme court. a to my surprise i received letter from president gerald ford about justice stevens and i'd like to start by quoting from that letter because it's really extraordinary. storian study dear deans trance, that's my favorite part. historic and economic events that occur to evaluate their presidency. normally little or no consideration is given the long-term effects of a president's supreme court nominees. let that not be the case with my presidency. for i am prepared to allow history judgment in my term of office if necessary exc

the fords had this to si about the vote. >> folks, if you know anything about the ford family, we neverer, ever give up! >> yes! (applause). >> and i guarantee, i guarantee in four more years you're going to see another example of the ford family never, ever, ever giving up! >> rob ford is now under going treatment for aggressive type of cancer. tumor in his ab. >> one of the friends boston bombing suspect was just convicted of lying to police during their investigation. authorities say robel, lied about being in tsarnaev's dorm room while two other friends removed potential evidence. fbi agents say he told them a string of lice before finally acknowledging that he had been in the room at the university of massachusetts at dartmouth. his lawyers say he was a scared 19 year old who was intimidated by the fbi. they also say he was high on marijuana and could not remember what he did that night. he will be sentenced in january. >>> a missouri business is filing suit claiming the riots after the police shooting of teenager michael brown cost it a lot of money. the swish bar and grill says i

traders were still piling into ford calls today.e'll tell you how high they see the automaker going. >>> something's not right and if goes lower we're in the bear camp down. >> we can actually see not only is that happening. >> this is the triangle of death right here. it could be lights out. you could see 250 something like we saw in netflix. >> as you can see the options action gang has been very bearish on amazon. they were proven right now as shares plunged 8% off of earnings. between amazon today and netflix's plunge in earnings are we witnessing the death of the cult stock? such a hot question came over here to the plasma with dan. what do you think? >> a lot of people would make the argument that money coming out of these sorts of names is actually going to help the market because that's going to better stories than something people just totally disregarded valuation the whole way up. let's talk about amazon. this has been a revenue growth darling for years here, but really when you think about what happened, this stock toppe

tury beat ford's brother doug who ran in ford's place. rob ford announced earlier this year that he suffers cancer. he did that after dealing with scandals over public drunkenness and illegal drug use. however he did win back his old city council job. he won that in a landslide. drivers have explained since the start, but now you can have your violations and fees waived along a busy highway, but just once. >>> we'll tell you why one person caused nasa to delay a rocket launch at the last minute and we'll announce when they'll give it another shot. >>> plus, costume outrage. >>> tomorrow we're near 80 >>> tomorrow we're near 80 degrees and then we disgraceful. a personal attack from a desperate candidate. that's how even republican leaders describe this false ad from... ed gillespe. the accusations aren't true. but they are exactly what you would expect from a d.c.... lobbyist, who made millions lobbying for oil companies... and enron. who specialized in dirty tricks as a partisan operative... and now he is bringing them to virginia. mark

. >>> and rob ford is out of office as mayor of toronto but the embattled politician's political career is continuing. this is the "cbs morning news" political career is continuing. this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday october 28th, 2014. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning a patient in baltimore is being tested for ebola. the unidentified patient is in isolation at the university of maryland medical center and flew internationally. maryland is one of the growing lists of states that ignored federal recommendations and imposed stricter guidelines for potential ebola patients. the federal government issued new guidelines yesterday calling for restrictions for people of the highest risk and monitoring those at lower risks. u.s. troops returning from liberia are being quarantined in italy for 21 days. and the nurse who was isolated against her wishes in new jersey after returning from west africa is home in maine. wendy gillette has more. good morning, wendy. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. that nurse may be

liz: let me just say, general motors versus ford, if you buy an american car company, ford warned itbers, we knew, that we had the ford cfo a couple of months ago saying russia sales were slow. so we knew. that that p/e, price-to-earnings ratio is 9. that makes it a cheap stock. general motors p/e is 27, ray, it's a little expensive. >> it is a bit pricey, and i think given that, i think there's real opportunities on the upside when it comes to ford stock right now. i think they've been unfairly hit. liz: i just wanted to make that clear. thank you so much, ray wert of tiny toy company. >>> how close are we, how close were we to a cure for the deadly ebola virus before government funding was pulled? our next guest has an opportunity here. he says he's got something that's worked 80% of the time on animals. chris garabedian, ceo of sarepta, a biopharmaceutical company with something called azi. he is joining me, it is a therapy. and he's joining me next. yo, bro, you on woo-woo? are you kidding me? everybody's on woo-woo! [elevator bell rings] woo-woo? lock and load, people! we're goi

ford hitting the lowest level today before rebounding. morgan stanley cutting the target on gm just yesterday. joining us is morgan stanley's adam jonas. adam, great to see you here on set. in terms of ford, you make it clear there are a number of things to go right for f-150. i mean, everything from the temperature and the humidity of the manufacturing floor because it's aluminum to the paint coatings. why isn't the rest of the street not getting this then? >> first, i want to say that ford recently said publicly and as recently as capital markets day that everything regarding the truck launch and the preparations is going according to plan. but things can and do go wrong as auto business is difficult and a complicated launch. we think there should be some more balance in the debate and investors to prepare for reasonable uncertainty and technical difficulty so a lot of what ford, there's discovery when ford turns on the dearborn manufacturing facility and we want to prepare people for that. that's 90% of the ford auto profitability from

ford didn't win a term of his own right, so they were out in 1977. betty ford had been a model. she had worked in the fashion industry in department stores. she had a very innate understanding of what looked good on her and what looked good on others. one of the things that she did that was really important because those of you who are old enough to remember, you will recall that our economy when ford took office was in terrible shape. our interest rates were going from 10% to 11% to 12% to 13%. ford attempted this campaign called win, whip inflation now. it didn't whip inflation but it was his effort. betty ford felt that one of the things she could do is make a fashion statement about how you could look great and not spend a lot of money. so she found a designer by the -- and i hope i get this right. albert caprerra, who designed for a 7th avenue house in manhattan. the price range for his garr -- garmets ranged from $50 to $300. and these are the types of fashions that betty ford bought and that she wore, and so that she could encourage american women also to buy american. th

it counts and built ford tough. and so customizable, it'll fit any business like a work glove. if your work is harder than most, it just got a lot easier. learn more at ownthework.com this is the all-new ford transit. >>> post race fireworks here in charlotte. we look at talladega, joey logano and kevin harvick through. and now look at the gap, remember there are many more points than the 26 at stake. now, kyle busch is not safe going to talladega and the narrow is very, very slim. and dale jr. and jimmie johnson, 26 points behind. it's not impossible but a lot of work. >> a lot of work to do. and you saw the four outside they all have victories at talladega. >> and one of them is going to possibly get that win and very good teams are going to be done after talladega. >> all right, well, kevin harvick and company do that dance in victory lane. l let's go to doc. >> and brad keselowski, what happened to denny hamlin? >> well, first, i think the ford was good today. we thought we were going to have a fourth or fit pla

he vowed the ford family will be back in four years. >> folks, if you know anything about the ford family going to see another example of the ford family never ever, ever giving up. >> ford says he has to take care of his health first and foremost but vows to continue working for constituents. >> hope he's healthy and comes back. come on, rob ford. >>> los angeles times. a student at uc berkeley has launched a petition to remove bill maher as speaker following his controversial remarks about islam. it has more than 2,000 signatures. it starts in part he's a blatant bigot and racist who has no respect for the values of uc berkeley. it comes after his now infamous debate with ben affleck in which he said it's the only religion that acts like the mav ya, that will kill you if you say the wrong thing, draw the wrong picture or write the wrong book. >>> one unlucky jogger found himself arrested after running into david cameron's security. they're in major hot water from letting it happen. take a look at the video, you can see a jogger run down a sidewalk just as prime minister cameron is headi

i would go to ford even though the stock dropped down. >> we own ford.d it $5 ago thankfully. it got killed today. the reason that sales went down. they're waiting for the new f-150 to come out. they have a new product line coming out. it idled a lot of their facilities to build a new car. you're breaking down. i don't care if that yield is 5 percent. not yet. we'll hit some more new lows. >> the ceo said he liked tesla and said there could a tesla like car coming out. that was exactly along with what they were looking guard to in the future. >> they have international growth going on. >> speaking of international growth. surprising that ups is so rosy. ups is usually one of the companies that feels that, so it feels that at some basic level we'll continue to buy things. >> especially scottie and i were talking about this, during the holiday season, you'll see ups really kind of beef up their numbers here. and scottie was just mentioning -- >> the impact from lower energy scprieses ups behind the they might be able to raise prices and pricing power is wh

then ford took it back. europe bad, south america terrible, and the united states worst than they thought as well. none of these were in the script a few months ago. i had no reason to doubt malali, he was going out at the top. it turns out things were worse than we thought. you can reach a couple conclusions. things suddenly got much worst in a very short period of time. it's hard for me to believe that malali deceived. he has always been straight with me. mark fields has been straight with me, too. i don't know what you conclude, but i think things got much worse very fast. but i still wasn't ready for a total triple whammy. i don't like to lose 10% or 11% in two days. when the stock market opened yesterday, we, meaning my coport foal you manager and i, viewed that has a rally. even if we had to take losses. i communicated that to you and with you in the show last night. it worked and the trust saved a lot of money even as we took losses. they're brutal and painful. what we didn't light up up on hurt us. w

ford's president said today these will help meet the anticipated customer demand. take a listen. >> today's great news, weeede of creating 12,000 uab jobs in the united states by 2015. since 2011 we've now created over 14,000 good paying middle class jobs right here in the heart of america. >> reporter: it's been a big year of hires for ford which has added jobs at a plant near kansas city, louisville, chicago in the past few months. combining the number of hourly jobs with the additional salaried workers. and 23,000 yoas in the last three years. some auto analysts i've talked to said ford's hiring blitz shows that the auto industry continues to thrive, are propelling the michigan auto industry. setbacks this year, the auto maker's admission to scandal has been linked to dozens of deaths. as for ford when it comes down to the bottom line these new hires will help reduce labor costs because these new hires won't make nearly as much as veteran workers. right now the f-150 is america's top selling vehicle. it's also a major money maker for ford. bisi onile-ere. al jaz

en boxeo telemundo ford. oficial los primeros 5 asaltos y los prÓximos 5 cuando munguÍa sacÓ amplia ventaja ayudado por el octavo round viii. >>> con la decisiÓn de los jueces vamos a ver. damas y caballeros fuerte aplauso por la pelea entre ortega y munguÍa que se oiga el aplauso de la aficiÓn damas y caballeros la puntuaciÓn de los jueces despuÉs de 10 rounds. damas y cabo combers el zen cerdo de esta pi lea unÁnime el nuevo campeÓn latino aplauso para el campeÓn pablo sepulturero... munguÍa vmsz justa victoria que a los 35 aÑos de edad conquista su cuarto tÍtulo, en esta ocasiÓn welter latino, a la izquierda su hijo de 11 aÑos. >>> merecido tÍtulo, muy merecida victoria estuvimos ahÍ con los puntos y no habÍa duda. >>> y ya tenemos a nuestra colega con el nuevo campeÓn. >>> gracias con el nuevo campeÓn. >>> ya somos campeÓnes difÍcil pero aquÍ estamos, como siempre cumpliendo mis metas y sueÑos aquÍ estÁn. >>> dijiste que te nats que con jern y lo hiciste, en el octavo asalto. >>> claro, siempre he peleado

sam ford reports. thehey lined up in front of city services building on mlk and wrapped around the block on the street. they all have at least one thing in common, they are in the dark. >> my electricity got shut off on december -- september 11. [indiscernible] the beginning of the new fiscal year means the sea's low income energy assistance program that used up its $15 million budget last year has money again to help people get their lights and gas back on. >> we see the bill today as high as $7,000. >> you are going to pay? >> we will help as much as we can. $786.s man owes pepco >> with no job, i have been trying to hold on. they finally cut it off 2, 2 and half weeks ago. >> councilmember marion barry arrived, saying cuts to welfare benefits have contributed to this. >> poor people are getting kicked in the behind, back-and-forth. >> e says he is organizing a protest at union temple church tonight. >> now i need help. >> we have learned that even if you qualify for help, it can take up to 10 days t

the rob ford era is far from finished in toronto.e'll tell you why. >> also the latest star on "dancing with the stars" to be told sorry see you later. >> cool enough for jackets this morning but this afternoon it is t-shirts and shorts weather. we'll have your daypart forecast and get you to the airport in case you're among some of the unfortunate people weather toda there are 211 lawyers in congress. but not one electrician. so here's a bright idea. donald norcross. a union electrician for 30 years... in the state senate, he stood up for working families and he'll stand up for south jersey in congress. working to make college affordable. fighting to create jobs that can support a family. and pushing equal pay for equal work. donald norcross. a congressman for us. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> antonio and cheryl. >> antonio sabato jr. may be sexy but he can't dance. there was a twist in the ballroom last night. alfonso rib bear announced he and his wife are expecting a second baby. a lost

ford deeply admired edison, and edison at one point men toward. ford -- mentored. ford was always grateful for that afterwards, and really lionized edison when they ,reated his museum in dearborn michigan. he not only gathered up everything he could find of the menlo park building and the equipment, but even dug up the topsoil, edison's topsoil, and carried it over to lay there in michigan. toward the end of their life, they would go on long camping trips together where they both nounced the- de modern world they had done so much to create. the world is too bright and hectic and we are just going to go fishing. it became a celebrity event with a huge entourage, a lot of specially designed for trucks to carry all the cap the equipment and electric lights. they could not quite let it go. [laughter] that? you track was their friendship and important part of the social history you were trying to tell? >> really more just part of a wide movement that ford and edison both participated in to suggest the country had gone too far in creating these artificial systems. that w

it is the first time i have done a story about rob ford that did not say crack-smoking mayor rob fordlava from hawaii's kilauea volcano is moving closer to the homes on the big island. the lava flow is now within 70 yards of the nearest home in the village of pahoa. this could be a real problem for people there. >> it's burning through thick brush and fern. a lot of smoke coming off the front. methane explosions are going on. it's a noisy situation out there from all of the burning vegetation. >> really dangerous. many village residents have fled. there are reports some homes are targeted by looters. >>> all right. a security scare for british prime minister david cameron after a man nearly runs into him on the street. the dramatic moment caught on camera and raising new safety concerns. we are live in london next. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it on

john torre edged doug ford by 6% of the vote. rob ford's time of mayor was full of scandal from drinking to use of crack cocaine and noway battling a rare form of cancer. -- and now he's battling a rare form of cancer. >>> check out the fireworks lighting up the sky over national harbor, had a little evening reception out there to highlight the growing business and entertainment hub situated there by the water in oxon hill, maryland. prince george's county officials said previously it used to take too long to get a business permit. >> we created a new agency to streamline the permitting process and that's made us a welcoming place. >> they are hoping to continue that welcoming feeling with a brand-new branding campaign for prince george's county called experience, expand, orexple. it's all about spurring tourism and attracting more new businesses. >>> been down to virginia lately? restaurants shut down over and over for health violations are then given a clean slate. so what's wrong with the system? that's all next. >> and the re

>> you know, my good part of my life i worked for ford 34 years.ilding. >> pretty amazing. everything for us and my brother and now my kid i mean made that possible in some ways. >> yep. >> life is a journey. you go through it. and you go through every season of it. each one of those roots becomes a root for somebody, maybe not for you but maybe generations down. >> i think more than any other place in my life this is where i grew i think as a person. i think i came here as a 16-year-old kid and, you know, i left here as a neurosurgeon. and today the operating room is where i still feel most at home. but what about my mom? was that really her home? we may never know. but i realized it hardly mattered because, you see, my mom was suddenly a kid again. >> this is what i used to do in '67. not bad, right? >> pretty good. you haven't lost your touch. and for my dad it became clear that home would always be wherever his family was. that's the way it is for most of us. home is a feeling. for me, for my parents, for all of us. >> there are two track, one

president ford replied, i agree. weeks later, kissinger said i think sooner or later we have to crack the cubans. i think we have to humiliate them. and after that, in a meeting in the white house situation room that included defense secretary donald rumsfeld, kissinger said, if we decide to use military power, it must succeed. there should be no halfway measures. we would get no reward for using military power in moderation. joining me now are the men who discovered henry kissinger's secret plans for the war that jimmy carter prevent pd . co-authors of "back channel to cuba -- the hidden history of negotiations between washington and havana." gentlemen, this book just burns in the hands. you've got all the memos in here. william, when you came across -- to think -- it's so stunning that after the bay of pigs, you know, back 15 years before henry kissinger is having this discussion, to think that at any point after that an american president in the oval office could be plotting an attack on cuba is -- it's hard to st

of the ford family never, ever, ever giving up. >> scandels marked rob ford areas term including illegallic drunkenness. ford's not keep immediately out of politics it, win city council seat. >> 8:36. still ahead this morning, updating top's today stories before you head out the door. >> also, wal-mart gets caught up in a halloween costume controversy. see the outfits that caused uproar among some shoppers. >>> taylor swift's albumn shooting to the top of the charts on i tune. now the pop star has a new job, you can say, she's in a new york state of mind. other artists out there, don't be haters. just shake it off. girlfriends' on a role. >> we'll be back. good morning. >>> headlines, breaking news, authorities take more than dozen pitbulls from a south philly home, along with equipment and paraphernalia that is suggesting a dog fighting ring. the spca learned of the dog's through a tip. >>> also, hazing allegations against a central bucks west football team are the focus of tonight's school board meeting. the board has suspended two coaches, and canceled the rest of the football season.

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here's a live picture of the bishop ford at the merge. kerry wet road conditions.s are causing accident early on. bishop ford in bound at 1302 right lanes are blocked. speeds as low as 36 mi. per hour. a fedex truck slid off the road into the ditch on the north and tri-state that is causing delays as well. they are trying to pull that out and they're having quite a time trying to do that. watch for delays there. more traffic straight ahead. >> still more to, including flight cancellations at the airport. >> in new developments on the situation in hong kong. what's next for protesters. >> the woman whose tweet sparked an investigation into the for some grand jury is speaking out. and dean reviews newcanceled, he cancellations at the chicago airport thanks to the rain. the faa facility continues to recover. >> a news photographer in africa is diagnosed with ebola as a criminal charge could be brought against a man in texas. >> and where you're likely to get medical marijuana in the city. and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather.

first at the gerald ford library museum in michigan, and then starting two startups. the dole institute at the university of kansas and the abraham lincoln library and museum in springfield. i believe passionately that authors should stay out of their texts. let the reader form their own opinion. i guess you could say i let down my guard and wrote rather personally in these acknowledgments. in november of 2010, i had been invited by a number of folks very kindly to various homes for thanksgiving and no one heard from me for several days after that. it was sheer luck. i was told at the time that i had lost a spleen and a kidney and could expect to use -- lose the use of my lag. the last thing we need in washington is anymore spleen. i came out of the experience well aware of how lucky i was. and how grateful i was. my first conscious thought that night in the hospital was i can't die because i have to finish this book. i wondered if there was a death biographerskefeller . i have a very distinguished predecessor in this field who spent years of his own working i am mult