thereafter, the ford would be self-financing with henry ford in control. first, he designed the right car, the model t. made for farmers they'd lurch through mud ford streams plow through the snow. there were still only 200,000 cars in a country of 89 million people. if ford could get the price down to $600 he could tap that vast market. but how? how to improve productivity? auto industry historian stephen meyer. labor turnover approached 370%. the quit rate was 370% of the work force. to maintain a work force of 13,000 he had to hire 54,000 workers a year. here's where we get the $5.00 day-- nearly doubling the unskilled workers' wages to provide the financial incentive for the worker to produce at a much faster rate and a much faster pace. ford got a grip on labor by doubling his workers' wages but he had to cut costs radically elsewhere. no longer would cars be built in one place from bottom up. the product and its parts would have to be standardized. ford said he wanted to make automobiles come through the factory all alike, just like a pin when it com

the scene outside ford's theater. overnight if you're in the washington, d.c. area, travel to 10th street and ford's theater. want to share what associated press correspondent wrote as he carried the original reporting of the assassination of the president, saying a military guard was placed in front of the private residence to which the president had been conveyed, that of course peterson house. an immense crowd was in front of it deeply anxious to learn the condition of the president. it had been previously announced the wound was mortal, but all hope otherwise. the president was breathing slowly blood oozed from the wound in the back of his head. surgeons exhausted every effort and medical skill but all hope was gone. then he says the parting of his family with the dying president too sad for description. again, that early report from an associated press correspondent on april 15th 1865. continue to watch the scene for the next few minutes. thanks for tuning in as we reflect on the historic the consequential events

ford museum in michigan. you know the carriage itself is a fairly -- that typical carriage. i mean, this is a carriage that required a driver. you can see the seat up front. so in order to really operate this carriage, you need to have various kind of servants and staff at your disposal. it's not the fanciest of carriages. but surprising to surprising to me presidents supplied their own vehicles when they become president. the lincolns had three carriages, this for daytime, another carriage that was closed for, you know, bad weather and there's a third carriage that no one has a good description of. we don't know what that looked like. after the assassination, robert todd lincoln, with mary starts to dispose of some of the lincoln's property. the carriage itself is sold to a doctor in upstate new york who uses it for his daily routes and then eventually, it's sold to the studebaker brothers building a collection of historic characters. they were carriage builders before they actually build an automobile compa

problems. >> i've been so loyal to ford when i wrote to them i told them my first ford was a '52. >> reporter: we flew in detroit chemical engineer steve grasske to evaluate this car. he literally wrote the book on factory paint jobs and serves as a paid expert witness in claims against ford nationwide. >> goodness gracious, we've been involved in new jersey, california, 14 states. >> reporter: he says he's seen similar problems in fleets are being contacted by police departments. >> reporter: captain mark foust. >> no one seems to have an answer for us. >> reporter: monday we uncovered peeling under decals and all over niles, ohio police department. down the road chief dwayne whitely thought his problems were fixed. >> we worked out a deal where he repainted all the cars for us. >> reporter: but he says even the ford dealer's repaint just didn't stick. >> obviously the paint wasn't adhering to the car. >> reporter: some fords could be fixed with just a proper paint job, but he says not these because the aluminum panels are contaminated. >> the hood and lift gate cannot be repainted

it was the property of the ford brothers. it worked its way to henry ford's museum, no connection, long before the m.p.s. with acquired the structure. there were two guests in the box with a lincoln's that night major henry rathbone and clara harris. president lincoln was watching the play, "our american cousin," a comedy. the play written by a british playwright named tom taylor in the 1850's was a satire of american society and manners. it was her 1000th performance. he was the one on the stage, the only one when john wilkes booth leaves about three quarters of the way through the play. here we have a photo showing you the rear side of ford's theatre. the alley is still there. this was taken many years after 1865. the bay windows would have been a doorway. that would have been where john wilkes booth would have fled out the back of the theatre where he had a horse waiting for him on which he made his escape through this alley. the area of major activity on the night of april 14-15, 1865. john wilkes booth when he came to fo

ford ceo mark fields calls this the future of ford. far from the nearest assembly plant or a design studio ford is working with the latest technology in the silicon valley to develop cars and trucks. >> the level of intensity this i'm hearing from talking with folks i meet out here they have never seen the amount of interest in one industry by this community in a very long time. >> reporter: ford and other auto makers are racing to make sure silicon valley giants like google and tesla do not take the lead in building connected and autonomous drive vehicles. that means giving consumers tech features they haven't behind the wheel. >> they're coming in and saying well i need blue tooth. i need streaming audio. i need these different technolo components that's going to make my life easier so i think ford having a presence in silicon valley is really going to kind of key them into consumers and what products make sense for consumers. >> repor there's no way of knowing what the next breakthrough in technology will be from ford but fields sai

that was placed there by the ford brothers. it would have served as more or less the presidential seal, like we have today, such that it did not exist in 1865. that is one of the few original artifacts we still have in the theater itself. many of our original artifacts are down in our museum. we do have a couple of artifacts across the street from ford's theatre in what is called the center for education and leadership. president lincoln would have been seated in the rocking chair. that original rocking chair is in the henry ford museum now. it was the property of the four brothers. it worked its way to henry ford's museum, no connection, long before the m.p.s. with acquired the structure. there were two guests in the box with a lincoln's that night major henry rathbone and clara harris. presently can was watching the play, "our american cousin," a comedy. the play written by a british playwright named tom taylor in the 1850's was a satire of american society and manners. it was her 1000th performance. he was the one on the sta

we're also joined by ford o'connell. thank you for being here. ford: thank you for having us. host: ford, i want to start with you. let's talk about the broad field for the gop nomination. george pataki is the latest one to announce this week. ford: it will be tough. we have nine official candidates. the problem is those that are the highest name id are the ones holding the best and that will hard for any of these folks to break away until we turn to the debates in august. right now it is name id, therefore the polls are so tight no one can break away. host: and liz chadderdon, we started this week with bernie sanders announcing his candidacy. that was for president on the democratic ticket, is he a viable candidate, what are his plans? liz: let's define viable. i do not think anyone thinks right now that senator bernie sanders will be the democratic nominee in 2016, but there are plenty people that thought that about senator barack obama in 2007 as well however, i think senator sanders is a much greater long shot at this point to be our nominee. i like senator sanders. i thin

and ford was right on the cusp of that.nd towards the end of his life his questions became harder, about the indians and the implicit racism and the brutality of the west. (narrator) "the searchers" is a tale of a man's quest for his niece who has been kidnapped by indians that explores obsession and racial hatred. there's no more time for praying, amen. brad, martin. amen. (music playing) (thomas schatz) i think one of the things that makes "the searchers" such a powerful film is the john wayne figure. the western hero by definition is a fairly obsessive type. clearly, in "the searchers," that type of character is pushed to absolute extremes where it's not simply obsessive but virtually psychotic behavior. maybe you don't know my brad's been sitting up -- i'd be obliged if you'd come to the point, ma'am. it's just that i know that martha'd want you to take care of her boys as well as her girls. and if the girls are dead, don't let the boys waste their lives in vengeance.

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the doors of ford's theater burst open. first dozens then hundreds then over a thousand people came rushing out those doors screaming. at first some people thought the theater was on fire. then they heard the shouts, "lincoln's been shot, the president's been killed, burn the theater, filed the assassin." the first person who noticed what was happening was a guy named george francis who lived on the first floor of the two front rooms. he came outside and walked into the street and he could only get halfway across. he walked right up to the president's body as it was being carried across the street. another boarder on the second floor, henry safford, went outside and he saw the commotion too. he heard the shouts that lincoln had been shot. safford couldn't get to ford's theater there were so many people outside in the street. he retreated, came back to his house, and went up these stairs and stood at the top of the staircase. he was up there watching as the soldiers pounded on the door of the house next door and they couldn'

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across the street from us at ford's theater. word got out quickly of the assassination attempt and word got out lincoln dying the next morning at 7: 22 a.m. and now in that day, a lot of the country found out pretty quickly because there were telegraph lines in many places, a lot of the major u.s. cities were on telegraph lines no everywhere was though. somewhere that was was st. paul, minnesota where a journalist named joseph found out that morning writing a letter to his wife saying, weep, weep, weep for the slain for the dlaurs of my people. now, this comes to us from the minnesota historical society. most of the items we have are just the letters, but the historical society included the envelope on which the letter was put as well because the son actually put a note on the outside of the envelope. it says father's note to mother when lincoln was assassinated. mr. colgrave told me he was with father with the news came and that he staggered across the room, sank down and burst into tears. now, a lot of americans reacted -- rea

and then around 10:15, the doors to ford's theater burst open. over 1000 people came rushing out the doors screaming. at first some people thought the theater was on fire. then they heard the shouts. "lincoln has been shot." "the president has been killed." "burn the theatre. find the assassin." that got the attention of the residents of the boardinghouse. the first person who noticed what was happening was a guy named george francis, who lived on the first floor. he came out and walked into the street and he could only get half way across and people were screaming that the president was dead. he walked right up to the president's body as it was being carried across the street. another boarder on the second floor, henry safford, heard the noise, too. he saw the commotion, and he heard the shouts that lincoln had been shot. safford could not get to ford's theater. there were so many people were outside in the street. so he retreated, came back to his house, and went up the stairs. he was up there he stood at the top of the staircase. he was up the

ford built a high performance super car the ford gt. a lot has changed in the less decade made almost entirely of carbon fiber lighter better fuel economy and performance. it is rumored to cost $400,000 perfect for that n and out burger run. >> reporter: what's under the dash can be just as important. the gt is just to draw attention to ford's new research and development center here in palo alto. the new boss used to work for lockheed martin. >> technology you need to go to space has a lot of relevance to the technology you need to build great cars, lightweighting, controlled technology, software. >> reporter: they theythey are developing a car that talks to your home. in other words, it says, get ready, i'm almost there. the big goal is fine-tuning software that allows a car to drive itself. here, testing in a virtual world. >> you're going to try to figure out what they are going to do next and act accordingly. you don't want to hit pedestrians. >> reporter: the new 2016 ford g. it will not drive itself. it doesn't even have cup hold

no one knows the exact moment, across the street from us, at ford's theater. now, word got out pretty quickly of the assassination attempt. and then forgot out when lincoln -- word got out when lincoln died the next morning at 7:22 a.m. and that day, a lot of the country actually found a pretty quickly because they were telegraph lines in many places. a lot of the major u.s. cities were on telegraph lines. not everywhere was, though. somewhere that was was st. paul, minnesota. where a journalist found out that morning. and he wrote a letter to his wife, where he simply said weep, weep , weep, for the slain of the daughters of my people. most of the items we have are just the letters, but the minnesota historical society included the envelope on which the letter -- in which the letter was put because his son actually put a note on the outside of the envelope. it says, fathers note to mother when lincoln was assassinated. he told me that he was with father when the news came and that he staggered across the room, sank down, and burst into tears. now, a lot of am

. >> bob ford was this media saturated man. maybe in some way become a little bit like him.s the picture of bob ford that we have today. >> at this point, jesse james is losing his hitch. he starts abusing an opium-base painkiller that was still legal at the time. his abuse only adds to his fanatacism and helps to trigger his downward spiral. >> whoa. whoa. whoa. >> good afternoon, reverend. thirsty? >> no. no thank you, son. >> now, drink! drink it! >> frank was turning on a war and no longer has a place in this changed america. believe it or not, 19-year-old bushwhackers anymore. >> time is catching up with jesse and his personal war comes with a heavy price. desperate to keep up the fight, jesse recruits the ford brothers, charlie and bob who idolizes jesse. >> give me some whiskey. give me some more whiskey. >> no problem, jesse. >> there are coaches coming up. >> we can use bob. >> we'll see. >> what did you say in front of him? >> the people he surrounded himself with were no longer in the profession. these weren't the younger. these were amateur. >> i had been hunted

they call me susan ford. or susan ford bales. and on the other side of that, to me, this is somewhat home, because this is where my cousins are. this is where my grandmother was. this is where my parents were raised. this has more of a home feeling to it. at home in tulsa, i am waldo and cecil bales' daughter-in-law. my father-in-law who just passed away recently, was city attorney. so everyone goes so you belong to waldo and cecil. it's refreshing. nothing against it. it is just very refreshing to be known for something else besides my own parents and so proud of my in-laws. i can hide when i want to hide which is the nice part, and be dirty and grungy. i go to the gym and nobody knows who i am at the gym. i'm dirty and grungy just like everybody else. and then, you know, you can get dressed up and put the contacts in and take the glasses off and you play the other role. i guess that's the biggest thing. i can come and go in it as i please, and that's nice. i guess -- i would not want to be a first daughter in today's society be

ambassador ford, with washington's backing supported them. >> right from the beginning, ford was out there trying to give them the encouragement of our senior diplomat on the ground saying, "this is quite exciting." >> we were not backing any particular set of demands that the protesters were putting forward. we were simply supporting their right to demonstrate peacefully. >> i remember ford bravely traveling to the cities where this sunni revolution was taking place at some danger to himself. >> the syrian protesters were just very surprised that i came. they surrounded our car. my bodyguard was very afraid. >> but when the people saw that the american ambassador was coming, they came up to his car and were throwing flowers, they were throwing olive branches. they were excited. the americans were here, they were showing their solidarity. >> they were happy that the international community was paying attention to them. they believed that my presence would deter the government from sending in security forces which they said would create havoc and violence. >> smith: but just a few wee

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he last rode out the day before his fateful visit to ford's theater. tomorrow our country will mark lincoln's death but today we celebrate his life. we celebrate the profound and lasting impact of his ideas and his values. he himself said that if his name ever goes into history it will be for that act, the emancipation proclamation. we celebrate his eagerness to hear and understand divergent perspectives. the neighborhoods along that commute route offer that diversity to lincoln and offer us wonderful diversity today. we celebrate the hope that lincoln had for the future. above all his last ride to the seasonal's home reminds us that he was enjoying the present, he was mindful of the past, and eagerly looking ahead to the future. thank you for joining us on this fine day. as you might imagine, retracing president lincoln's ride by horseback is a bit of an undertaking and we are pleased to be joined in our efforts by mayor muriel buser the ft. myer caisson plat toon, affordable farm services, incorporated, garrett peck, the washington friends of walt wh

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