henry ford paid. can you tell us more? >> i get very interested in the details here. >> ford you can associate with the assembly line but the assembly line is the culmination of the series of development. extreme standardization of the product and the present goes into it which is made with specialized machinery. along production line of a single product and you can invest it incomes the assembly line. used to be you could do a sewing machine or car and it's like a kid playing lego. you take one in a big pile and they would build up the car with the sewing machine. you have the workers stand still on the part moving in front of them and each with extremely minute motion of drilling something. turns out to be an efficient system. and enables them to turn it into mass production product. when people see it this way it's a whole new way of life. farmers and workers have things like cars. it's a social system. it's a phrase in the 1920s before first mass production would. >> i see it mentioned many times

involvement in syria robert ford let me come back to you what is the u.s. policy on the war in syria i mean one minute trump says the troops will leave quote very soon the next minute he says oh no they're staying and trumps military commanders must be extremely frustrated at the lack of a serious robust policy on syria. i think it would be an understatement if i were to say that american policy on syria is not very clear what we can say with some surety some certainty is that the american priority was and still is fighting isis fighting the islamic state of iraq and syria back that's the priority i think it's also clear that president trump does not wish to be involved in the reconstruction of syria doesn't want to pay u.s. taxpayer money to rebuild syria whether in the parts controlled by russia iran in the syrian government or in the parts controlled by american allies on the ground in eastern syria and i think the third thing we can say is that president trump sooner or later he would prefer sooner wants to withdraw american forces and for some other un

also in that pile a letter from a descendant of john ford of ford's theater. and if you can see what the envelope says there, contents, eight hairs from the head of john wilkes booth. how'd you like to pop open a letter and find that thing stuck in there? the thing i really enjoyed was this. this is the house that booth built, the house by ella mahoney. i really decided after working on this that she is co-author of this man manuscript. and i make pretty good use of this in the early part of the book, i hope i did, you'll see i credit her as co-author of the book. she had all the stories that mrs. mahoney had heard over the years. people just dropped by. one time, for example, woodrow wilson dropped by. she opened the doors, there's woodrow wilson. h.l. mencken. all sorts of famous people came by. a lead in mrs. mahoney's book led me to this document. now, this is a quaker wedding certificate. some of you may know, right, that historically friends don't pay clergy. so at a wedding everybody comes up and signs the wedding certificate. it's almost like, you know

better growth >> i own gm for a reason over ford the reason is ford has talked about the trucks forever and the execution has been there. but the automobile side of it has not, right >> all their models are old. they have to do a total refresh. >> i think that's the problem. i own gm, i own the stock, i own calls. i think the stock can move to the up side fairly rapidly because of the fact that they have just about everything working in their favor i understand your infrastructure comments, but it would be one more element that's going to force people to buy more trucks, more trucks. >> if they have everything going on in their favor, why does the stock trade where it does? what's the catalyst to get it going? >> and adam talks about ten years. $2.4 trillion in infrastructure spending >> ten years >> over a ten-year period. >> one comment on tesla. most struck by the fact that here's one of the best known analysts on tesla who essentially says it's still you're buying elon musk. that's the story don't focus on all of the noise. it's another nysissue. is that okay, jim? >> i no longer fe

. >>> a major u-turn from ford. why the iconic american automaker is ditching most of its cars made in the u.s. we go inside the world of an influential and controversial author whose books are nighing off the shelves. why critics say he's dangerous. >>> and a major league party for a beloved ballpark usher, celebrating 100. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening. tonight the world is waiting to see whether the promise made by north korea's dictator is actually real. kim jong-un signaling for the first time today in his state-controlled media, that complete denuclearization is his goal, this a day after both north and south korea signed an agreement that seemingly starts the process of formally ending the korean war. while many point to the broken promises that litter north korea's past international agreements, others say it may be an historic shift. we have team coverage tonight from the korean peninsula and washington, where president trump celebrated and set the table for a possib

why did stanton deny lincoln a stronger guard here in ford's theater? why did stanton not give strict orders that booth was to be captured and not killed? is it possible that stanton wanted booth dead so booth could not tell his tale, pointing toward stanton's own role? you get the general drift of it. serious historians were not especially impressed. i would not mention this book, the author is long gone, but for the fact that in a sense this argument that stanton had a role in the assassination is alive and well. in a 2011 book by bill o'reilly and martin dugard, they resurrect the argument, using the same insinuation method. [applause] using the same shall i call it, question and insinuation method. for example, they suggest at one point that stanton hoped that if both lincoln and johnson were killed, that stanton himself could become president. that is nonsense. i mean, the act of succession in place at the time, provided that the order was president, vice president, the president pro tempore of the senate and the speaker of the house of representat

david: i love ford trucks. i love ford trucks. i dream about ford trucks. >>> anyway, emotional day on the field. republican lawmakers return to baseball practice nearly a year after the horrific shooting that left majority whip steve scalise severely injured. we have an update on a bitter sweet day coming up. >>> french president emannuel macron pushing for u.s. to stay in the iran nuclear deal. we're asking congressman jim jordan about that, whether he, jim jordan, may be the next speaker of the house. that's next. >> if iran threatens us in any way, they will pay a price like few countries have ever paid. ♪ melissa: chinese scientists reporting that north korea's nuclear test site has collapsed since the rogue regime last test in november. ahead after historic summit to take place on friday between rival leaders kim jong-un and moon. what do you make of this? do you think the site really collapsed? >> i think it is very likely. our understanding is, melissa, that all six nuclear tests have taken place inside of that mountain at

but for katie ford, former ceo of ford models, there were all—too—many similarities.en, women, and children who were trafficked escape and start a new life. these are just a few of their stories. i didn't know this is what i was going to experience over there. they didn't tell me this is what you will do. he lied to me. he told me that i'm going be a secretary there. i going to work in a hotel. so when they reached there, it wasn't like that. i said i wanted to come back, and he said i should to pay before it came back. i found it was at the company they promised me. it was maid work. i told the woman i want to go back home. she was like "no, you cannot go home." she told me one day if they do not work hard i could not go back home. she would kill me there. the man gives telling me i can't go unless they finished with the two years contract. so i cried seriously. i cried. they will insult you. they will spit on you. they can — the will even beat you. this little girl, 19, who is being raped by the employer. the wife gave her poison to drink. earlier, i spoke to katie

we asked ford how it calculated a 78% refund.id not hear back. >> he told us he was satisfied with 78% and it was still a better response than he would have gotten on his own. if you have a consumer complaint, call us 888-996-tips or log on to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> 4:56. it's time to get in formation for beyonce's mass, holding a mass inspire by the superstar tonight. ♪ >> that's video from coachella. today in san francisco, church goers will be singing beyonce shows during service. hundreds of people are going to this. so how did this all come about? reverend ee lancaster da norton teaches at the thee logical seminary and one is called beyonce and the hebrew bible. >> we're using beyonce as a tool to uplift the idea that black women are created in the image of god and we have unique ways we worship and live in the world and that what we're seeing with beyonce and her career, the kind of fphenomenon around her represents something about the lives of black women. >> it's important we hear our sisters in christ and they have

posted by the ford foundation, this is an hour and a half. mr. walker: good evening, i'm darren walker. i am the president of the ford foundation and i welcome you. to this special occasion.

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>> i'm rob ford and ready to get down. >> that's rob base. >> who's rob ford?remember, he used to be the mayor of toronto? >> oh, yes, tommy boy. >> something like that. >> similar. >> let's get some pics right now from the set of the upcoming film about the colorful toronto mayor, rob ford. >> you might remember his fall from grace that made headlines, especially when a video of him doing drugs with his constituents surfaced. he also had that weird episode where he was running around the government chambers there. he had a few antics at the time. >> he ran for reelection and was about to win. so the movie about him is called "run this town." but you might have a hard time recognizing its star. >> huh. >> wow. >> who is that? >> so on the right is the real rob ford. on the left is the actor playing him. any guesses? so that is damian lewis, aka brodie from "homeland." the main actor. he had to wear a 150-pound bodysuit for hours on end for this role, but what a transformation. >> it doesn't even -- wow. but the tee shirt helps make you realize. >> so critics sa

. >>> still ahead ford plans to drop most cars from its line-up. why it's shifting its focus. >> i'm chris martinez at the california institute of technology, where researchers are developing this new generation of robots. how it could change lives. >> also a look at our skies finally clearing up. we had a cloudy start to the day. and now sunshine! i'll talk about your afternoon temperatures and what we can expect as we wait for this cooler weekend on tap. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. superior, wisconsin. you can see thick black smoke still rising from the plant. a >>> we're following breaking news. an explosion at a refinery in superio

it's ford's bid to expand sales.s to begin building the new lincoln aviator in china along with the replacements for the mkc crossover and the sedan. currently all the ford trucks in china are brought in from north america. >>> one of the aviation security officers involved in removing a passenger from a united airlines jet last year is suing united and the city of chicago. officer james long was seen in video dragging dr. david dau from the plane when he refused to give up his seat. long was fired four months later. the suit alleges long did not receive proper training for the situation. >>> johnson & johnson and imerys talc america have been ordered to pay $80 million in punitive damages in the case of a man who says he developed cancer because of exposure to asbestos in talc-based products. johnson & johnson was ordered to pay stephen lanzo in the first stage of the cases last week. j & j is involved in thousands of cases. this was its first trial loss. >>> and now you can get spotify and hulu in a package deal. t

a woman named antonio ford. ford was the daughter of a prominent local merchant in fairfax, virginia. as well as a loyal confederate. she had been61, camp an honorary aid to cade for jeb stuart. and sometime in the intervening years, she worked her way into a position spying for the confederacy. a entirely surprising, women were some of the confederacy's best spies. because there were plenty of men out there who were unwilling to believe that a woman would mix yourself up in such matters, and so her gender provided a great cover. unit officials eventually wised at oneord's actions and point, accused her of providing key information to the confederacy that enabled a successful confederate raid on the new headquarters in fairfax courthouse. after doing that, union authorities arrested her. forward -- brought ford to the prison and to joseph willard. they struggle conversation pretty quickly and this would continue over the six months that she was imprisoned at old capital. forde end of it, antonia founded that she

if you want to drive a ford, you will have fewer choices.p next, why ford is doing some major downsizing. >>> secret service going away party. however, the white house for now is sticking by dr. jackson. >> dr. jackson's record as a white house physician has been impeccable. in fact, because dr. jackson has worked with an -- within arm's reach of three presidents, he has received more vetting than most nominees. given his unique position of trust and responsibility, dr. jackson's background and character were evaluated during three different administrations. >> jackson is facing allegations of excessive drinking. he's also accused of questionable prescription practices and also creating a hostile work environment. >> and we are just hearing that he just withdraw from that so we will bring you more updates on that story throughout the morning. >>> also this morning, ford has plans to phase out most car sales in north america. the second largest american car company plans to stop producing most four-door cars for the u.s., canada and mexico. f

ford for example, says that 90% ofheir sales by 2020 will be trucks and suvs. is this ay demographic p or what's going on here. >> well, the whole u.s. industry has been moving away from sedans an into light truck models, pickups, minivans, suvs. in 2009 it was 45% light truck. and last year65 light truck. the winner is crossovers, things like theca , 35% on the market last year. they gained 230 bitsf share in '17 versus '16. the loser is midsized sedans, down 230 bits. >> we are buying the suvs and the trucks and the crossovers and the smallerf cars because the gasoline and the electric cars and so forth. but what happens to those sedans that were ao staple for s many years like the taurus which apparently is in danger now? >> right.it really could be the end of the era. for example, is rumored to be nixing the impala. nothing confied yet. taurus and impala, full size sedans last year they were 1.5% of sales. the highest volume is in subcompact andrsompact ford is rumored to be getting rid of the fiesta. thee sta is the stereo typicale mids sedan. for the fusi

charles: ford, we have midterms coming up.ll be acrimonious, is there room for a stats man for -- statesman for someone to step in say, you know that person standing between trenches like old word war i. >> i wish we could have states men in politics you it is trench warfare, it can be killed or killed. that is the sad nature of american politics, hopefully we can move beyond that era. charles: madison, part of your job is out reach, do you sense that is possible with younger people. >> at this point it is a very cutthroat environment. we need to reach more people with a message of unity. trump has not been able to do but we have a lot of ground game to cover. charles: all right. thank you both very were. thank you for watching at home, we appreciate it lou dobbs is next, keep it height rea right e on fox business. lou: top stories, in toronto a white rental van this afternoon, jumped a curb on a crowded, busy toronto street, slams into pedestrians, killing 9 people, injuries 16 others, the driver turned his van into the pedes

also the ford senior man for the asia—pacific region.rticularly for a bmw. it is a global company. it is an iconic german brand. neither chinese north american. but it could get caught in the middle if there is a trade war because it manufacturers in the united states and that exports cars here to china. the chief executive talks to me yesterday and he warned donald trump e has real concerns about the impact of new trade barriers upon local economies, as he described it. by that he means bmw's operations in the united states and in china. bmw employs 70,000 people in the united states. they have a multi—billion dollar investment. i also had a big chat with ford and bmw about the reforms introduced here a few weeks back, ending the cap on foreign ownership. bmw say the time is right. ford welcome it as well. they don't see any immediate impact on their business at the moment. thank you. robin brant. let's look at the asian markets. japan up by nearly half a percent. the dowjones strong the night before. facebook shares up. ebay reported r

. —— ford. they say they do not see any immediate impact on their business.ere is talk on the bloomberg newswire that china could dock the tariff on imported cars from 25 to 15%. this will be welcome news to come it is like bmw and ford. we will keep our eyes on that one. let's stay in asia. samsung electronics has posted a record quarterly profit for the three months to march — it made $14.4 billion, partly thanks to strong demand for memory chips. rico hizon is following the story. nice to see you. sets are also going from strength to strength? that is right. great numbers. —— samsun. they have warned of charges in smartphone demand in the coming months. —— samsung. this result eases the concern for slowing demand forward chips, but samsung is not optimistic on the mobile business front. it forecasts declining profitability as it faces increasing competition from every direction from china's lo and me range phones, and from apple. this will not be solus to other international chip makers and suppliers which have issued looming the gloomy outlook is. -- issu

we asked ford how to calculated a 78% refund and we did not hear back.told us that he was satisfied with 78% and it was still a better response than he would have gotten on his own. if you have a consumer complaint, call us, 888-996-tips or logon to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> 5:57. we're looking at this new video showing the moment that the so-called killer grandmother was taken into custody. she was arrested last week at the restaurant in south texas, police say she killed her husband and woman who looked like her then she led those officers on to a multistate manhunt. you can see that video, several officers going to the restaurant surround her then put her in handcuffs, you see them walking her way right now. police say that someone in that restaurant recognized her and called 911. >> major concerns about health and safety at csu campuses, a scathing state audit says the chancellor's office failed to see health and safety on four campuses, putting half a million students and staff at risk. north bay assemblyman requested the audit after learning abo

their space ship pencil landed despite its booky body the ford radiates elegance and sportiness. the large windows give passengers a good view. for one hundred eighty euros extra the third row of seats springs to life at the push of a button. by all pearson gundry says the european galaxy is probably name for the general space it offers the third row seats is standing up for what it can be omitted on request and on the ship with the third row in use you have three hundred leaders capacity in the back because in four of them down you have between twelve hundred five and thirteen never leave yours depending on how far forward the second row is when dan if you fold it down you have a go lactic two thousand three hundred thirty nine leaders of cargo space that's a lot of little. easy fold flat system creates an absolutely flat loading area without having to remove the seats the speedometer provides admission all digital displays that can be selected using the arrow keys on the steering wheel. or you. can really just product under says the galaxy suspension provides a lot of long dist

what prompted the involvement of ford? employers, big companies and small employers, big companies and small employers and mental health is an issue in every single workforce, blue—collar, white—collar, high—level industry leaders are starting to talk about mental health. it is something that affects one infour health. it is something that affects one in four people each year. i think they recognise mental health is suddenly moving out of the dark ages and out of the two blue and into the public domain. but i also think there is some personal drive here as well. the chairman is very passionate about this issue as well. thank you very much for that indeed, a critically important area. you're watching business live. the beast from the east, good news for supermarkets because we all stocked up. more news on that on the website. our top story today is the deadline for british businesses to give a breakdown of the gender pay gap between men and women. of those that have already published data, it's been found that 78% of compan

ford getting hit the hardest it is down 4%.down under 4% fiat chrysler is down 2.5% the market punishing u.s. automakers on these headlines. we are also seeing big moves in so-called soft commodities these are other products that could get hit the hardest based on the list of proposed tariffs that we have seen. primarily soybean futures. do not laugh, soybean a multibillion dollar industry and the largest company in the world is based around the new york area, bunge, b.e. is the ticker corn is also getting hard. coming up we'll see you a few other companies that might get hit. everything is fluid in the morning. we're seeing a long list of proposed items we'll make a list of companies you need to watch today. joining us now is jury remembiir your reaction to the headlines and the early market reaction in the states >> yes good morning so clearly this is a major headwind not necessarily for earnings or stock prices though stock prices are going down now, but it's a valuation headwind this is the most important thing to understan

stuart: they are not following ford?dn't be surprised get models knocked out, as far as mid-size cars, malibus still sticking around. stuart: ford motor company, no more fiesta, there's a couple of other marks that i don't know but they are going, why? is it just to face money. >> fusion and focus as well. less than half a million units sold. you take the crossover versions, 30 to 50%, better traction, prices, they can sell the same number of crossovers as this, they can make the money. the focus isn't going away completely. it will come back as chinese import. that will account for a hundred thousand units, the new ford bronco and ranger pickup coming, they will be built at the factory that currently builds the focus, that accounts 250,000 units, about 350. they have another small suv coming, they haven't said the name of it yet. could be another hundred thousand. escape crossovers that can cover the rest of it. stuart: they are going to become a light truck, van and suv company? basically what they are going to be. >>

in a statement ford said we are pleased to assist mr. puppala in recovering 78 percent of the repair cost although his warranty had expired floorly a year before. we asked ford how it calculated a 78% refund. we did not hear back. he told us that he was satisfied with 78% and it was still a better response than he would have gotten on his own. if you have a consumer complaint, call us at 888-996-tips or log on to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> so to switch gears to weather and it is something to smile about all week. kari, you have delivered. i don't know about the rest of the week. >> i had a little something for everybody in there. because if you like warm weather, that is the way we started the week. and so it is cool weather and that is what we're going to get the next couple of days. and it is still beautiful, sunny outside as we take a live look outside in san jose. and you do need to break out the sunglasses. if you are going to campbell for the downtown wine stroll this evening, that starts at 5:30, it is going to be perfect. low 7

ford focus active.20 almost 90% of vehicles sold by ford will be trucks, suvs and commercial vehicles. >> a new study suggests that commutes longer than 90 minutes are becoming more and more common in our region. those rides are called super commutes. the stockton region is number one in the entire nation with 10% of its commuters being super commuters. modesto is next, nearly 7%. san francisco stands at 5%. other cities in the top 25 include sacramento, santa rosa and san jose. many super commuters use more than one mode. >> i travel to warm spring and take b.a.r.t. about an hour. total commute time is about an hour and a half. >> researchers say the leading cause, of course, is a shortage in affordable housing. another is a lack of convenient trance it options. 6:24 now. from seven on your side, the federal trade commission is suing san francisco-based london club accusing the online lender of deceiving clients with hidden fees, withdrawing double payments from client accounts and continuing to charge

. >>> ford is going with the idea that bigger is better. they are ditching sedans. the automaker says they will stop selling their fiesta, taurus, fusion, and focus models in the united states and instead concentrate on suvs and trucks. all part of the plan to save money and make ford a more competitive company in the marketplace. by 2020 the only passenger car models that will remain in production are the mustang. the upcoming ford focus active which is a hatchback. >>> firefighters saved a kitten stuck in a drainage pipe. they found this cute little guy trapped about three feet underground this morning. after a bit of a struggle they were able to coax the kitten out using food and a camera phone. the kitten is safe and awaiting its forever home.>>> the nfl draft is upon us. 49er fans are waiting to see what else or who else is on tap for this season. >> that got the ninth overall pick this year. our reporter is live at pier 29 well -- while fans are waiting for the big reveal. >> reporter: they are still waiting. baker mayfield from oklahoma. take a look behind me

we asked ford how it calculated a 78% refund. we did not hear back. we were told that he was satisfied with 78%, and it was still a better response than he would have gotten on his own. if you have a consumer complaint, please call us, 888-996-tips or log onto nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> alexa now going kid friendly. there's a new version of the dot, it's colorful, you can set time limits to kids chatting to alexa late at might. amazon not only promising to entertain children but teach them good manners. they are encouraged to say "please" and "thank you" when asking alexa questions. >> so is alexa going to raise the kid? or are we still in charge? >> we'll see. >> once in a while we still are. >> we have big changes coming our way, still the possibility of a few showers in that forecast as we head into the weekend. let's take you into the micro climate forecast tonight. certified most accurate by weather rates, and you can see the live view here across the east pay. mt. diablo in the background. a few little puffy clouds, other than that, beautiful

francis ford coppola owns a tucker. he got really interested in the story of preston tucker. george lucas was the executive producer for this film. coppola, ande's this was the film with jeff bridges in the title role as preston tucker. it's a great film to watch, partly because of jeff bridges performance. he is very effervescent. his personality is sort of like opening a soda bottle. about his car,ed it takes you through the story of his developing this car i'm having the concept for the car, then trying to put it in production. he emulates some of the original poses of preston tucker. made forreplica cars this film. he promotes the car the same way preston tucker did. to explainlm tries the demise of preston tucker. why he was only able to produce 51 of these cars by hand. eddie, you said you were able to watch the film. what did the film intimate about the reason why preston tucker was able to produce 51 of these cars and then he had to stop? what was the message behind the film? student: at the time, he came out with all these innovations. the other car companies were in

taylor: they were off as much as 3% this morning and gm and ford have rebounded. was that gm and ford have stock plants in china and could increase them, considered to be domestic and also the import tax and try to go away around the tax that way. that may be why we see shares priced. ford, this would hit the big suvs and their chinese sales fell to about one million units five-year. gm story is different, it hasn't much bigger exposure to china -- has a much bigger exposure to china. 4 million units, six minutes -- 6 million units, china has been the largest market for six straight years. they do have a lot more exposure to china. if they can make the cars there versus importing them, how do they get around it? mark: tesla, as if it did not eat anything else to think about with enough issues on its plate, has the threat of tariffs. , on top ofrect everything else, another thing that hit them today. i hear tesla would be hit the most because the electric vehicles which are solely american-made. they do not have any plants in china to get around the import tax. the

and ford are effort ing to rebalance their in inventories to be able to keep up with demand for more sports utility vehicles and pick up trucks the sales for which is increased due to lower gasoline prices the current average nationwide price for a gallon of regular gasoline is two dollars and seventy cents which is actually up eighteen cents from one month ago. as a trumpet ministration up the rhetoric on trade and tariffs president paying of china announced that they would be willing to lower auto tariffs least that's what they said but is this an olive branch gesture or anything genuine behind it or is it just another reason china is offering a concession here to discuss is the car coach lauren fix lauren what do you make of paying this statement about the tariffs. well i think china has said this before you know if you lower yours will lower ours if you raise yours will raise ours i think the truth is the fact that it may just have to be a statement in the air because the truth is if i'm going to charge you twenty five percent and you're going to charge me twenty five percent the

lot of political obituaries were written about ronald reagan after he lost the nomination to gerald ford and that he would be too old by 1980. but the outpouring, i'm convinced, is what convinced him to run one more time. >> host: nancy, redondo beach, california. go ahead with your question for craig shirley. >> caller: yes, mr. shirley. you mentioned big corporations and big governments. is your opinion that corporations are kind of taking advantage of the average worker? because that's kind of how i feel. i've just noticed you brought it up, and i'd just like your opinion, and i'll take it off the air. thank you. >> guest: that's my opinion, and i happen to think it's also a fact. you look at the behavior of wall street and the big banks and the recent meltdown, you know, the whole housing crisis and mortgage rates and all those other things is that i don't think there's any doubt that at least, you know, in a way it really doesn't mattert if it's real or if it's perceived to be real. ifou people like yourself and myself and others perceive it to be real then, in fact, it is real. and

ended up in the white house because gerald ford replaced him after he resigned in 1973. that is how i became the house -- the white house photographer. host: randy is joining us from clearwater, florida. caller: yes, hello. i wanted to respond to a couple of the black colors -- caller. know,ere saying, you white supremacy and all this other stuff. remember, starting when we only had three tv channels with three anchors, they would not tell you that the democratic were the ones who were the

ford will no longer sell sedans. by 2020, 90% of ford offerings will be trucks, suvs and commercial vehicles. >>> what data user scandal? facebook is growing. 2.2 billion users worldwide. facebook's users grew 13% in the first quarter of the year. that is the same time it failed to protect your data. access of 87 million users data was reported. facebook shares rose 7% overnight. facebook is committed to make sure the tools are used for good, but the company needs to move forward. does that surprise snu. >> -- surprise you? >> stuns me. young people do not have privacy concerns. they continue to like and offer their information. >> a digital generation. assuming. >>> "early start" continues with the latest on embattled v.a. candidate dr. ronny jackson. >>> the white house preparing for the possibility that president trump's embattled pick for the v.a. will withdraw his nomination. >>> the president's personal attorney michael cohen taking the fifth in the stormy daniels hush money case.

this is the gerald ford presidency. you are talking to stephen ford, his son.audio clip] >> i was only 16 years old, dad did not know that grandpa ford was not his father. dad was working at lunchtime flipping hamburgers at a burger joint across the street from the high school. a man walked in and said, is there a leslie king here, and my dad had never heard that name. he said, is there a gerry ford here? and my dad said, yeah that's me. the man said, i am your biological father. he did not know that story. grandpa and grandma ford and they had never told him. [end audio clip] brian: how much of this was new to you? lillian: all of that was new to me. to hear his son tell it, i think it comes across a bit here, and certainly in the full episode, there is something just so powerful and intimate about hearing a son talk about his father's story, and actually one of the things i had my eyes open to across so many of these presidencies was that so many of them have stories sort of similar to this. they had a difficult childhoods, so many of the presidents, really d

working with some of us cinemas biggest stars he made the action film air force one starring harrison ford. and. the perfect storm with george clooney and the historical epic troy with brad pitt. but then his disaster movie poseidon ran aground at the box office capsizing peterson's career. it took ten years for the director now seventy five years old to make another film and this time he's returned to germany the visiting his own comedy fear getting from one nine hundred seventy six to twenty sixteen remake features some of the country's biggest stars the plot involves four men taking revenge on a bank manager who has swindled them out of their savings. ok . yes i'm here now with wolfgang petersen thank you for comic you know. i've interviewed a number of directors and it often is the case that directors seem to have a very key film that they saw me when they were a child that are huge influence on them and change somehow the way they look at movies and the way they look at life i wonder if you have that experience i mean it was a film maybe in your childhood that a particular influence o

the only remaining ford passenger cars will be the mustang and a new vehicle called the ford focus active. by 2020 almost 90% of vehicles sold by ford will be trucks, suvs and commercial vehicles. >> really interesting. >> a huge change. >>> the mayor of san francisco says he's waging war on the city's filthy streets. the mayor unveiled a plan calling for spending nearly $13 mill one to clean up city streets over the next 2 1/2 years. more than $3.5 million earmarked for street cleaning equipment. the department of public works says they're getting hundreds of calls a day. >> we're double and triple shifting our steam cleaners and equipment. with this funding, we'll be able to buy some more equipment. >> the planning crew 44 additional cleaning workers who will target districts in most needs of help. >>> coming up, the 7 things essential for the cactus, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well engh. xeljanz xr can reduce pa

. >>> ford says it is all but getting out of the passenger car mark.nly model it's going to keep making. >>> plus not happy with your driver's license? how you you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> ford announced today it will stop making all but two passenger cars in north america. that means the fiesta, fusion and regular ford focus will disappear in new york maergt. the remaining passenger cars will be the mustang and a new car called the ford focus active. almost all of it portfolio will be trucks, suvs and commercial vehicles. >>> if you hurt your driver's license photo you're definitely not alone. they somehow seem to take the least flattering shot. it's like tay practiced doing it. but what if you could ask for a do over? that might happen. >> reporter: when you live in hollywood you know it's all about the head shot. a