it is gerald ford for president.who gets the last word and ford calls him down to the podium. >> we must go forth from here united, determined at what a great general said a few years ago is true. there is no substitute for victory. mr. president -- [ applause ] >> when he made the speech, it was by then too late because jerry ford had the nomination but a lot of people walked out of there saying i think we nominated the wrong guy. >> in november democrat jimmy carter takes the white house from gerald ford a bitter republican loss. the regan revolution that began in the '76 campaign transformed the republican party. 40 years on, another assault on the party's status quo threatens to tear the party apart in 2016's explosive race for dell guilts. >> that's not what politics is. >> the establishment was threatened in '76 and '80 and the establishment is threatened in 2016. the establishment reacted in a certain way in '76 and '80. the establishment reacts a certain way again in 2016. >> they don't fill the rooms with sm

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next presidential speechwriter for gerald ford craig smith smith shares behind-the-scenes stories from his time in the white house and the importance of speechwriters during presidential elections. >> how did you get started and speechwriting? >> that's an amazing story. i was a high school debater and i debated in college and i went on to double my major from history into communication studies prove that i went to graduate school studies but i never thought of speechwriting. i just taught speech and got interested in various areas of the field. in one when i was at the university of virginia i would ask to give a guest lecture at the university of north carolina at chapel hill. i went down to chapel hill and gave my lecture at 10:00 in the morning and president ford was speaking on the campus at noon. all of us decided to go over and hear him. how often do you get to hear president live? the president gave a speech that was really not very good. it was disorganized, was rambling. my colleagues kitted me a lot like how could you be a republican and support a man that give a speech? i w

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suddenly ford, president ford and i were together as speechwriter and client, and it was unsuccessfully from that point forward. why did tha the speech resonateh the crowd? i think it's because i understood that audience analysis is critical to getting a good speech. aristotle tells us that the strategies used in the speech should literally come out of the audience. so i don't advance work on that audience. there were a lot of evangelical ministers of there. i talked to southern baptists, preachers, and i think adapting to the audience was the first step. the second step to make the president comfortable was the organization of the speech. he knew wher what he was going. speeches are invisible. they are not like writing. people only retained about a third of what they do. you have to repeat yourself, tell people here's where we are now in the speech, here's where we are going. now i'm looking into my conclusion. it makes the speaker feel comfortable. it makes the audience to accountable. i think that's what happened with that speech. after we los lost the presidenci find a job at the un

it was a coordinatd campaign by some ford workers.gan continued to visit state delegation searching for new delegates. when he arrived he found that three of that state's four uncommitteds were meeting with ford. a ford spokesman said it was a coincidence but he wasn't sorry. >> there was a dirty trick yesterday. ford said a reagan backer tried to bribe several delegates for their votes for sums as high as $2500. we have the large majority of the uncommitted delegates to the republican convention and i'm at a table now of a group of people of virginia. i want to talk to two or three of them. >> i'm going to wait until tomorrow night. i want to talk with mr. reagan, which i did not get to yesterday. >> you talked to the president. >> i went to the white house on a chartered plane and talked to mr. ford up at the white house. >> reagan may have had the movie star appeal going for him, but president ford won out in no small part because of the trappings he could offer to all those delegates. flights aboard air force one, cocktails at the

the idea is that ford is trying to ensure its competitive position going forward. right.'s it. >> setting up shop in foreign countries is an automotive industry trend going on for a long time and will continue when it is good for the company. just today, scott, fiat chrysler announced an investment of $500 million in argentina to build a new vehicle there for the latin american market. >> a lot of foreign car companies build cars here in america as well. dean, thanks very much. >>> howling wind across the plains have pushed four wildfires to merge in northwest oklahoma. more than 55,000 acres of farms and ranches have burned and manuel bojorquez is there. >> reporter: in woodward county, more than 200 firefighters on the ground and in the air are trying to beat back flames, shooting as high as 100 feet. the fast moving wildfire is being fanned by wind topping 40 miles per hour. george geisler with the oklahoma forestry service. this area has not had a soaking rain in over 100 days. and the fuels combined with the moisture are causing very erratic fire behavior. >> reporte

i coordinated the bicentinial speeches and that won ford the race, i believe. by the time he finished those speeches ewere only 10 points behind and at the end of the acceptance speech in kansas city ford was only five points behind and after the first debate the raise was dead even. so you can make a difference with speeches that you deliver particular particularly during a presidential campaign. debates are difficult and we have far too many for speechwriters. i felt bad for senator marc rubio when he kept repeating a line that was the beginning of the unravelling of his campaign. you have people ignoring the speechwriters like donald trump. speechwriters would never write the things he has said like making fun of carly fiorina's face. there are exceptions. marc rubio has given good speeches on campaign days. hillary clinton went from 1996 and if you look at her victory speech after the south carolina primary that speech is well written, well rehearsed, and very well delivered. best speech i have seen her giving. >> instead of building walls we need to be tea

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. >> reporter: just one full-size pickup, the 2016 ford f-150 passed muster in 40-mile-per-hour crash tests, designed to expose weak spots that put passengers at risk. >> the ford f 150 did an excellent job of controlling the amount of intrusion into the occupant space. the others just did not. >> reporter: crew cab and extended cab pickups were tested in front corner impact crashes, the deadliest type of collision. the f-150 came out on top, earning the insurance institute for highway safety's highest or good rating. three others judged acceptable, and every truck except the f-150 red-flagged for lower leg and foot injuries to crash dummies. these new results are welcome news for ford, especially after its aluminum body was criticized by some competitors. ironically, as a safety concern. >> these crash tests show that when you look at the entire group and you look at it closely, the ford f.-150 is head and shoulders much safer than the competitors. >> reporter: one competitor, gm, reacted to the test with a no comment. chrysler and toyota both said their trucks meet or exceed all app

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gerald ford went out and ronald reagan went out. there were unbound delegates and he said can i bring along jimmy stewart and john wayne? he started giving them advice on soviet policy and having cocktails in the east room of the white house. donald trump isn't doing anything. he's complaining about ted cruz winning in colorado. ted cruz went to the convention in kcolorado and rallied the delegates. donald truch said i didn't even give a speech there. you think he would know how to make these deals. >> he said on february 5th, i didn't know you needed a ground game. we're going to have a great ground game. we're in the middle of april and he still doesn't have a ground game. his daughter and son are not going to be able to vote for him in new york because they didn't know the rules about when he needed to sign up. he wasn't in north dakota, wasn't in colorado. if he wants to win this nomination he has to do what gerald ford did or else he's going to lose. >> do you think that the delegates would punish one of these candidates if the

it came as the three brothers accused in this incident, michael ford and his brothers malik ford and elijah ford were arguing probable cause for them to be held on a second-degree murder charge because they were not the ones who pulled the trigger because officer colson's death came out in testimony today that michael ford was attempting to commit suicide by police officer five wildly firing shots at the police station trying to provoke a response but his attorneys argue he didn't intend to kill anyone but intended for himself to die. the judge ordered that the three ford brothers, michael, malik, and elijah, will be held over with the judge finding probable cause to continue to hold them on the second-degree murder charge. the argument from the prosecution was they created the situation. live outside the prince george's county courthouse wusa9. >>> the atlanta braves leftfielder hector olivera under arrest after a domestic dispute at the ritz-carlton in arlington virginia this morning. police were called to the hotel before 7:00 this morning where they found a woman with prussing wh

we moved to a second hearing next month for these three brothers, the ford brothers. claimsge hearing the from the prosecutor, saying that this was a planned ambush. the shooter 20, 30 feet away from police officers, shot his gun 24 times and that none of those bullets struck a police officer, so there was no target. attempt amply a case of of suicide by cop. we want to show you one of the sketches we just received from the preliminary hearing inside. the point is essentially to prove probable cause. michael ford and his younger brothers faced the judge at the same time. 59 charges between the three of them. a handful of ford family members were also in the courtroom, some crying, weeping loudly as the three injured -- as the three injured -- as the three entered in handcuffs. officer who responded was immediately called to testify. he described in great detail what he called a planned attack. the brothers drove to police station and with a 40 caliber handgun, michael ward allegedly directly shot at at least seven different police officers, also firing at an ambulance

drew lewis held, ford won. ronald reagan was so impressed, eventually he convinced drew lewis to come with him four years later and then history flows from there. >> alice, stand by. i'm going to get you in i promise. you know paul manafort. the trump campaign has now hired him. >> he's not my best friend in life but i certainly know him. i have a very high opinion of him. he's exactly the kind of person that jim baker is talking about there. he knows the ropes thoroughly, knows exactly what he's doing, he's the exactly the person donald trump or anybody else should be hiring. donald trump has got him. this is a huge plus for the campaign. >> alice, you stood by patiently. does cruz have the battle ready for the convention floor? you have manafort there. does he have the infrastructure to court these delegates? >> sounds like jim baker is giving away some our secrets there. it's a ground game. it's about organization. it's about working with the delegates, getting to know them, following up with them, keeping r

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kissinger on the one hand said i knew gerald ford read it every day. but kissinger said, no, i'm pretty sure nixon read it every day, is and i find it hard to believe he wouldn't have read it. we don't have the direct evidence, and we can't ask him, so we don't know what he did with the book and how he reacted. did he, in fact, put some distance between himself and the analysts at cia because the stuff he was reading disagreed with what he thought was going on? that's a possibility. unfortunately, we don't know. i'll give you the opposite case. george w. bush after the invasion of iraq, he starts getting analysis, a steady drum beat saying things in iraq just aren't going well. oh, and by way, like we told you yesterday, things aren't going well. and the next day, did we mention things aren't going well? of after a while, it's easy as a human being thinking a president would say i don't want to read this anymore. george bush inted of pushing -- instead of pushing the intelligence away, he actually brought in more intelligence officers. he started a pro

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kissinger said working with ford was great. i find it hard to believe he would not have read it but we don't have the direct evidence and we can't ask him. so we don't know what he did with the book and can you just guess? president bush got notices that things are not going well. an analyst talked about specific subjects and he would spend months doing it. even this was reading it and talking to advisors. they were deeply informed by this. and unless you have the camera on the president and innight - -- insight into the president's mind. some took action that day and that is easy. but many other cases it is that black hole. >> thank you for a fascinating presentation. it is very interesting. my question is in the research who looked forward to it? >> george h. bush brought into briefer every day for the entire term taking it up a step because ford only did it the first year in office. he could engage the briefing in much greater depth, ask the briefer questions, he could ask them for the deeper story. the stuff that didn't mak

whether it's nabisco, or chrysler or ford. i think what we need to be look at is trump said is smart trade. we have a $5 billion deficit with mexico and $1 billion with canada. and these are our neighbors. we have to be getting a little bit more even. i'm not so concerned about canada. charles: can dance trade deficit was less than a billion, mexico's is huge. many americans under estimate how many american jobs are tied to exports. i think it will be tougher than people think it will be. >> we are the number one exporter in the world or were until last year. china is the big winner in all this. this is not a communist country. we don't tell our companies where to build factories and manage their business. wage rates in the u.a.w. plant are $70 versus $8 in mexico. but let's make businesses more welcome in the united states. charles: polls in wisconsin will be closing real soon. we'll go live to milwaukee to a cruz rally and outside of the trump tower here in new york city. by being a more adventurous student? is it one day gi

ford was the incumbent president. he became president after nixon resigned, but ford was due to run for a full term on his own terms and ronald reagan decided that he would actually be a better choice for the republican party, not the incumbent president so ronald reagan as a conservative upstart he fought president ford really hard for the republican nomination that year, fought him so hard that the republican party found itself heading into a contested convention in the summer of 1976. you know what? it is one thing to be heading into a contested convention behind as ronald reagan was in 1976. it's one thing to be behind in the number of states that you've won in the primaries, to be behind in the popular vote, to be behind in pledged delegates, it is daunting enough to be behind in all of those metrics as ronald reagan was heading into that contested convention in 1976, but to be behind like that in states and votes and pledged delegates, not just behind but behind in all those metrics against a guy who is beating

harrison ford, elizabeth olsen, music from cam is on the way.u know president obama now is in the midst of an historic visit to cuba, he's the first u.s. president to travel to cuba since 1928. calvin coolidge was the last president to visit. so this is a big deal. this morning he met with cuban president raul castro, look at this, who helped set the record for longest handshake ever recorded. watch these guys here. there's some sort of like -- looks like the mandalay bay casino. like, oh, how are you, yep, still holding -- you know, at this point in some countries they'd be legally married. but still they -- okay, there you go. i'll tell you something -- [ applause ] >> maybe he broke president obama's hand. at the end of the day, at the end of their press conference? when a muppet dies. meanwhile, donald trump is still making friends. trump was in salt lake city over the weekend where he wooed the locals with this. >> and do i love the mormons, okay? do i love the mormons? >> jimmy: he never answered the question. does he love the mormons? tru

and harrison ford was going to go, "actually, it's a harrison ford action figure.> harrison ford's says, "as seen in "working girl." okay, these were funny, these were funny. but we never did it. how much did that cost? ( bleep ). >> that was. >> stephen: i'm not sure i want to say that out loud. >> this is actually a little bit of a good example of sometimes we have the same goal. >> stephen: yeah. >> we want to do really funny stuff. >> stephen: the best we can do. >> exactly right. but i also have to think of what's humanly possible to achieve. ( laughter ) and that doesn't necessarily factor in for you quite as much always. >> stephen: no, it doesn't. i generally don't care about that. >> not quite-- not necessarily quite as much as the rest of the people. >> stephen: right, right. >> so the day before we were going to shoot with harrison ford and j.j. abrams you actually came up with a more complicated concept that had six different camera setups and four wardrobe changes, one of which included -- because you were going to carry harrison ford around on your ba

ford died three months after our interview at age 65. his attorney, kristen winst.efuses to give up on his case. >> he never saw any former recognition from the state of louisiana that what happened to him was wrong and he died not knowing if he would be able to provide for his children or grandchildren. compensation was the way he would be able to do that once he was released. >> in 19th 84 an all-white jury convicted ford in the shooting death of a jewelry store owner. there was no evidence that he had pulled the trigger or even at the scene. in 2013 nearly 30 years later the d.a. said a confidential informant sid identified someone else as the shooter and ford had never participated in the robbery or jury. but they said that he was not blameless since he pawned items from the victim. >> he still was wrongly convicted and he spent to much time in prison. >> under louisiana law, the maximum amount for compensation is $360,000. if the judge grants compensation in ford's case, they hope that the state will have enough money to today. >> for a lot of these guys, this

this time on ford.hil lebeau is in chicago with that. >> ford in a move expected for months is announcing that it is building a new small car plant in mexico. this plant will be located in the san luis section of mexico an investment of $1.6 billion. it will create 2800 jobs with cars expected to roll off that assembly line in 2018. some of those cars will be sold in the u.s. and sx ported to other countries away the world. no doubt is this a move that will get a lot of attention on the campaign trail from the presidential candidates. just a couple weeks ago, here's what donald trump had it say about ford and its plans to expand around the world. >> companies are leaving our country rapidly. rapidly. whether it's carrier air conditioning whether it's ford whether it's eaton. i was in cleveland and eaton corp they're leaving. so many companies are leaving. and frankly, i'm disgusted with with it and tired of seeing it. and there is no reason for it. it's just gross incompetence at the highest level. we s

hands down the most expensive ford produced.pplicants rise to the top of the situation, and there will ford customers especially ones who already own a g.t. go to the top of the list. michelle: talk about expensive. the amazon new kindle will be $290. the oasis will be the smallest and the lightest ereader from amazon so far. amazon hopes the asymmetrical shape with a grip on one side would make reading easier. it should provide weeks of reading. it ships april 27. jonathan: talk about hockey for a second. talk about the stanley cup which has been elusive when it comes to the capitals. is this their year? michelle: finger crossed. hockey fans across the city rocking the red all week before tomorrow's game against philly. scott abraham has the rally that is held at normally quiet place. scott: a lot of noise today at the carnegie library at mount vernon square. people are ready for hoc this town. playoff fever is here. game one is tomorrow night but the caps fans are ready to get the journey started. hundreds of fans rock the red

>> 1976, ford versus reagan. then there's possibility of selecting someone who didn't run. >> that scenario plays out if we don't have nominee on the first ballot and don't have nominee on second or third ballot lot and then they could conceivably turn to a paul ryan or someone else. >> that would just cause mayhe mayhem. >> now, if trump wins indiana next tuesday dr. bare believes he will end up with enough delegates to avoid contested convention and if he doesn't things could get more interesting than they already have been. >> uh-huh. >> that's saying a lot. >> this time next tuesday night. >> and marco rubio can recommend who those delegates vote for. >> and he has more than john kasich still in the race good bingo. >> interesting. >> good stuff. >> nicole thanks so much. >> what's your question. log on to cbs philly/good window submit your question or tweet us using cbs3 good question. >> and nicole will be here every night with the answer on cbs3 eyewitness news at 11. >> russian officials have released ama

to being rob ford. their flags at half-mast today in honor of the whatnot who once discussed cunnilingus skills at a press conference. one of the first to report this tragic loss to the canadian people and the comedy community was "the new york post" who delicately eulogized him with this headline: "guy who liked crack dies." [ applause ] >> chris: how thoughtful of you, new york post. first of all, rob ford didn't like crack-- he liked being -- he [beep] loved it rob ford loved crack. but he was so much more! he loved the spotlight and city hall and tumbling over fire hydrants after pounding enough pina coladas to poison a kodiak bear. he loved saying "( bleep )" around children and he loved rehab so much he went back several times. because rob ford loved everything in enormous quantities and he will genuinely be missed. we had a lot of fun with him, his shin an ganz were an easy target. but canada, you're about to get it back tenfold when trump turns the white house orange. phra *ut. >> chris: dot,

>> 1976, ford versus reagan. then there's possibility of selecting someone who didn't run. >> that scenario plays out if we don't have nominee on the first ballot and don't have nominee on second or third ballot lot and then they could conceivably turn to a paul ryan or someone else. >> that would just cause mayhe mayhem. >> now, if trump wins indiana next tuesday dr. bare believes he will end up with enough delegates to avoid contested convention and if he doesn't things could get more interesting than they already have been. >> uh-huh. >> that's saying a lot. >> this time next tuesday night. >> and marco rubio can recommend who those delegates vote for. >> and he has more than john kasich still in the race good bingo. >> interesting. >> good stuff. >> nicole thanks so much. >> what's your question. log on to cbs philly/good window submit your question or tweet us using cbs3 good question. >> and nicole will be here every night with the answer on cbs3 eyewitness news at 11. >> russian officials have released ama

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