and gerald ford navy ensign went off to war. for almost two years the aircraft carrier monterey would take him across 40,000 miles of the pacific his experience in 10 major battles would change his perception of the world and his nations place in it. he had seen too much of the world to believe that it would go away or that america could bury her head in the sand. i always fell that i was a moderate to conservative republican i felt very strongly that. the united states had to have an internationalist foreign policy for the internationalist chose a quonset hut for a headquarters in his uphill challenge of isolationist incumbent bartell youngman. at stake was michigan's fifth district and the future of his party and his country. the red white and blue quonset caught people's attention and they listened to the energetic young lawyer and war veteran as he stumped the whole district taking on the republican establishment. when the votes were counted in november 1948 ford had won the first of 13 terms in congress. and that's not all

this is ford. i'm sure there'll be some questions from the audience if you'd be happy to answer any i can i'll try we would like to begin. this is for those wondering if you had any regrets about the time that you had in the white house. know that you wanted to do so many things or there's that you well. i really had i guess i had the regret of when my husband lost the election. that was my biggest breederate. but in some ways as i look back. you know, i'm a fatalist. i believe things happen. as they were meant to be i have a strong faith in my higher power. oh my coaches to call god. and those things probably the interview of 60 minutes. which i did. and it focused on susan and our daughter at that time who was only 18? and marley savor came out of the blue from someplace. i don't know. i guess i he thought i was a patsy or something and and said well, you know, what are you gonna to do? no something about? what would you do if you found out susan was having an affair? and i was just kind of flabb

ford? >> i think that when my husband was serving as president of the united states, i felt that it could be a sounding board. i had the feeling that as i went about two public functions, i could hear with the people are and hear what they were seeing, and carry it back to him as was out there for him to take in and kind of combine. when he was hearing from his cabinet. because i think a president is often so protected by those people around him and his cabinet, that he doesn't have a really good feel for the common, every day mundane they today stuff that is going on. outside the walls of the white house and the oval office. that was one thing that i thought i could benefit my husband. i was of course very active in equal rights amendment, and i did try very hard to influence him on women's issues. [applause] i managed to do a pretty good job, but when it came to naming a woman to the supreme court, he finally left me in the background and went ahead and chose a man, which was quite a disa

my name is betty ford. and i am the co-founder and president of the betty ford center board of directors in rancho mirage, california. the betty ford center was open in 1982 as a chemical dependency recovery hospital. it is an 80-bed, freestanding facility providing treatment through inpatient, outpatient, and family programs. we also offer a professional and residence program to help educate doctors, nurses, and other health care providers about the disease of addiction. since its inception, the goal of the betty ford center has been to provide the highest quality care possible at the most reasonable cost possible. the steps that led to my involvement in the development of the operation of the betty ford center may be known to some of you. if i had not found recovery from my own addiction to prescription drugs and to alcohol, i would not have lived to see this day. i would not have lived to see three of my children be married. i would not have experienced the joy of being the grandmother of five wonderful

this is ford. i'm sure there'll be some questions from the audience if you'd be happy to answer any i can i'll try we would like to begin. this is for those wondering if you had any regrets about the time that you had in the white house. know that you wanted to do so many things or there's that you well. i really had i guess i had the regret of when my husband lost the election. that was my biggest breederate. but in some ways as i look back. you know, i'm a fatalist. i believe things happen. as they were meant to be i have a strong faith in my higher power. oh my coaches to call god. and those things probably the interview of 60 minutes. which i did. and it focused on susan and our daughter at that time who was only 18? and marley savor came out of the blue from someplace. i don't know. i guess i he thought i was a patsy or something and and said well, you know, what are you gonna to do? no something about? what would you do if you found out susan was having an affair? and i was just kind of flabb

they will have ford model e dedicated to working electric vehicles, jim naturally will run that fordbusiness, internal combustion vehicles and ford pro works on commercial vehicles a very profitable business. when it comes to ev they are doubling down on the commitment, they're going to invest $50 billion through 2026 previously $4 billion in 2025, they believe they'll be in the 2 million ev annual by 2026, huge increase from previous guidance through 2025, jim farley was emphatic this is about driving faster innovation. >> this is about new talent and capability and focussing that on the areas we need to catch up and pass not just on the product on the supply chain but also on the customer experience that's what model e is going to do >> so here's ford committing to do even better and build more ev's because they see where the u.s. is going. this is the ev sales forecast through 2025 look at that only 2 million are expected to be sold in the united states in 2025 and ford is committing to building 2 million by 2026 that's globally but the u.s. will be a big part where they expect ma

he talks to me about ukrainian employees ford has.ated action that ford has paused operations in russia. ford has been pulling out of that market 2017. the other impact is supply chain. ford got hit by rising input costs around commodities. that is not getting any better. oil, industrial metals. farley said they will continue to feel that pain, at least in the short term. emily: facing all of these challenges, ford is far behind tesla when it comes to ev's. what is the assessment on whether they can become a world changing company? ed: farley believes in this plan. take profit from the pickup truck. the other part of the news was they up their commitments to $50 billion, and want to do 2 million ev's annually. that is a rapid acceleration of their plan, a bigger commitment, and a greater proportion of their overall cars. he admitted this is going to be hard. they have to execute, not just to be tesla, but be general motors. emily: ed ludlow, excellent reporting. excellent interview. you can check that out at bloomberg.com. that does i

ford is reorganizing, separating ev from its legacy business.guest, talks to us about how the carmaker plans to become a world-changing company yet again. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: more than one billion people around the world visit tiktok every month, and that immense growth has the company facing searing scrutiny. the tiktok ceo shouzi chew talked about managing u.s. and chinese regulators on the latest episode of the "david rubenstein show: peer-to-peer conversations ," in an interview on february 17. take a listen. >> i would approach all of the governments and regulators to be collaborative, transparent, be available, answer any questions. that is the approach we have taken. that is the approach we have taken. that approach has been an approach that has been very beneficial for us over the course of the last few years. emily: you can watch more of that interview with the ceo of tiktok shouzi chew on "david rubenstein: peer-to-peer conversations" tonight at 9:00 p.m. on bloomberg television. meantime, ford will separate its e

because he is the ceo of ford. one of the most forward-looking companies i've come across. he has been telling me what salesforce is doing is making f-150 into your office a business office. i want to know how that's going, where you are seeing results already. >> we will make every f-350 into an f-360 that will be an important part of what we will do for jim farley i think for jim farley it's an incredible business. exactly as you said, probably one of the most amazing businesses in the world. now he's electrified his vehicles he has now e-transit, the new ford f-150 i have known a couple mach-es, they are amazing cars. if you haven't tried it, they're incredible try it out ford has a great opportunity to really deliver a 360 degree view on the forbid products and probably now i have a ford 550, which is a configured as a fear truck. i live in a rural area when fire strikes, i have to be ready to go mile they provide services to me on that i can augment those services through salesforce's customer 360 platform the

the business targets that have changed for ford look like this.at the high end of that range they could get up to 8% margins by the way they're targeting a 10% margin by 2026, so they're increasing their long-range targets going out to 2026 as they make this move, guys, to split-off the ev business into a separate unit run by jim farly, and he's talked about this that they need to be a more efficient company. there's too much waste there they believe by separating the ev and internal combustion business they'll become a more efficient company. >> should investors in ford think to themselves there could be a moment whether it be a year or two or three from now where this is a company that actually splits apart >> possibly. possibly, andrew, but i don't think that's happening soon. they need in order to fund the overall development of internal evs. yes, jim farly says the mach e, that's a profitable vehicle. but it's not terribly profitable and they're going to have to invest heavily you can't cut off the internal combustion business and say this is

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the original ford gold was 50% -- ford goal was 50% ev sales by 2030. he is now talking about 2 million ev's annually by 2026. this is a dramatic acceleration of the expectation. but it leverages the existing asset, f-150's that they make a lot of money on. matt: do they expect to make the same kind of margins on the lightning? surely as long as consumers except -- accept those vehicles as replacements, there is no reason that they should choose a gasoline engine over and f-150 that is electrically powered. ed: this was the nuance in the interview. the other big piece of news is ford is roosting ev spending -- boosting ev spending from $30 billion to $50 billion. almost all will go towards batteries, metals, commodities, factories, cell development. that is the principal difference with the lightning and you have the backdrop of the situation in ukraine. ford suffered in 2021 from higher input costs, commodity price inflation. there feeling it now. that's the difference. ford has an ambition to match tesla at scale but it has to do that as the same time

ford o'connell and former i.c.e. director tom homan a jam-packed show a lot of controversies to deal with tonight. this, the white house spends more time on messaging than the plan to lower your costs. white hoyt does have a plan. the white house puts nancy pelosi on the stick about the new move. she botched it. media called out for suddenly reporting the hunter biden story as news? this surface ad year ago. we've been reporting it for a year. plus we got where prosecutors can really go after hunter biden and his family for payoffs or leveraging the family name and shady deals overseas. also this debate, why wasn't hunter biden mentioned in the "panama papers"? and chris rock's first public comment after will smith slapped him at the oscars. also this the academy's battle to stop a once glamorousoscars from turning into "fight club" a new development special counsel durham probe of trump russia. we got it. the government finally penalizing the clinton campaign, d in. c for basically covering up with the fec they did

no amount of capital can create new nickel mines by 2024 and yet just last week, what did ford say fordaid that it plans to increase the number of evs it has in production on an annual basis to 2 million per year by 2026 that's a dramatic increase from the previous projection. they're also going to be raising the commitment that they will be spending when it comes to evs to $50 billion by 2026. it was $30 billion by 2025 jim furley, when we talked with him last wednesday, i said to him, look, you guys don't have the nickel nobody in the industry has as much nickel as is going to be needed here's what he had to say. >> we're committed to this 2 million. we'll have the raw material, all the supply chain, the vertical integration and now we're just finishing the vehicles that will be coming out and converting our manufacturing facilities but don't bet against ford >> he also went on to say during that interview that we will be having more announcements, you'll be hearing from us. clearly they are going to be making greater commitments to source that nickel where they're going to get it fro

phil >> this is a big move by ford. within ford so this is not a spinoff but here are the two divisions created by ford why there's model e dealing with electric vehicles and ford blue with the traditional business, internal combustion engine models gas powered. ford is ramping up how much to spend and build with evs from 30 billion through 2025 up to 50 billion through 2026 they plan to produce annually by 2026, 2 million electric vehicles with a target of 50% of the global sales by 2030 being electric vehicles. here's jim farley talking about the need to move faster. >> this is about new talents, new capabilities and focusing that on the areas that we need to catch up and pass competitors like tesla. >> notice he said tesla there? interviewing him he talked about tesla and neo. they know the competition and reaffirming the 2022 guidance and full year expect to earn between 11.5 and 12.5 billion. perhaps they could have a profit margin of 8% and setting a target of 10% by 2026 and reported february sales today down 20.

ford acting pretty good. we have u.s. if you have to zero in, what's the best ev play right now? >> rivian is any kind of foreshadowing, rising costs are inevitable given what is going on with all raw materials i don't necessarily feel it is all that safe to buy anything in terms of the electric vehicles right now. clearly when you look at something like ford that has been down from its peak at 27, back down to 16 with a little bit of a pop, you have to go think the way you think about all the market right now which is stagflation, range-bound, get in on dips where you have good support and get out on rallies, don't marry anything that would include evs at this point even if they are the future, i'm talking right now. charles: i got you. kim, that is a great point. ford ran up on ev hype. there is hype phase, when hype fizzles you have to step up. that is more plodding movement, isn't it? >> it is. look we like tesla compare to gm and ford for a whole bunch of reasons. look at verticals you find tesla in from a car to sto

ford and mrs. johnson as a joint effort. >> women's conference, but then i knew every single legislature in every single state who was against the equal rights amendment and i called every one of them. more than one time. [ applause ] and i think you had two in florida, two in nevada or somewhere, 11 in one state. we had gotten i think maybe 13, 13 more votes we could have ratified the equal rights amendment. we really worked on t but then we were able to get the extension through. i think that was 1978 we got the extension for ratification, then of course another president came in office and that was all gone. >> what about the tendency of the press to sort of pidgeonhole people? i mean was an easy caricature creates of hillary clinton, nancy reagan, barbara bush, your view, of all the first ladies, how wide was the gap between the press perception of you and who you really were? who you, you felt should be conveyed to the press? >> i remember when jimmy was elected there was a page cartoon in the

ford blue, ford model e, and ford fro joining us now is a former ceo at ford.'s go into this market. do you applaud this move does it make sense >> yeah, absolutely. i think this is a really strong move by the ford team. listen, at the end of the day it's one of the largest reorganizations the company has ever done, and seems to all be about focus, speed and driving execution and transparency so i think they're going to have a better execution, and i think they're going to get better attention from investors >> do you know the details will it be a completely separate entities in terms of financing and everything else? >> well, from what i've seen first off is good news is starting next year looks like they're going report the results separately both for the model e business, the cocombustion business and ford pro business, which is their commercial business the fact they're going to report these separately starting next year to investors i think is going to increase, you know, drive, accountability and u ultimately performance but there will be shared responsib

ford says customer buying the explorers without chips will get a price reduction. >> trevor: bravo, ford. this is smart. instead of delaying sales because of chime shortages, ford is going to give you the car unfinished and then you can install the chip later on. essentially ford is using the same tricks we use in relationships. you tell someone when you meet them, i'm not a perfect person now but if you give me a year or two i'll get my shit together. now, you won't get your shit together but you made the sail. not for nothing, but anyone who's ever bought a new car knows the experience of trying to get the price knocked down by removing bells and whistles. i've run knows you're trying to buy a new car and then they say, sorry, doesn't work that way, it all comes with the package. but now we know the truth, suddenly they can't get a part and now they're, like, oh, we can remove features and charge youless. now most of us are out here with a retractable moon roof and have a few extra hundred in our pocket. now we know car manufacturers can do this, they should make everything optional on

in response to the ukraine conflict, ford has already suspended its operations in russia.as ford of europe chairman stuart rowley explained to our reporter, theo leggett. first of all, let me say of course, we, like everybody, are extremely concerned about the situation in ukraine. we have many ukrainian nationals as employees of not only forward in europe but fought around the world, and ourfirst concern is for them, and theirfamilies, for them, and their families, and for them, and theirfamilies, and of course we are supporting humanitarian aid organisations, given the refugee crisis. find given the refugee crisis. and how are you _ given the refugee crisis. and how are you doing _ given the refugee crisis. and how are you doing that, how are you supporting your people? within our business, very extensively. we are also providing support to humanitarian aid organisations, through the ford fund, and doing other things we can do, you know, the provision of vehicles in poland, as we see refugees coming into that country, and of course this is a developing situation, and we a

ford, good to see you again.te is returning to half a dozen chicago public school classrooms amid a surge in cases but los angeles schools are dropping their mask mandate for children on march 23rd. so there is a disconnect what is going on in the country. >> there absolutely is a disconnect what is going on in the country. the reason why the masks are returning to schools in chicago is because of the power of the teachers unions. covid mandates in this country are not popular. nearly 2/3 of all americans want all government restrictions with respect to covid mandates lifted and the democrats are hearing alarm bells ahead of the 2022 midterms. elizabeth: to your point nearly a dozen democrats in both the house and senate, many of them are at risk of losing their seats in the midterms. they are now signaling they want to end mask mandates. there are just seven months left before the midterms. eight senate democrats voted for senator rand pauls resolution to ban the travel mask mandate. when you ask steny hoyer wil

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jonathan: ford up in the premarket a little more than 4%.he president of the united states last night addressing the nation. pres. biden: he badly miscalculated. he thought he could roll into ukraine in the world would rollover. tonight i am announcing that we will join our allies imposing off american airspace to all russian flights. invading a foreign country has cost around the world. i am taking robust action to make sure the pain of our section is targeted at the russian economy. jonathan: team coverage starts with joe mathieu in new york and maria tadeo in brussels. the latest sanctions already starting to bite. is there more still to come? joe: it is a great question. it has a lot to do with what happens in congress. there has been some effort to codify or add to the sanctions the treasury department has been handling. after lots night address, better part of an hour, almost an hour to the minute, the first 10 to 15 minutes the president talking about russia-ukraine. both sides of the room up and uproarious, standing ovation as he cal

cause and on both ford and general motors and they cut the price target of ford and no big whoop.n general motors they cut it by five bucks to 75 from 80 josh, you first. we know john owns the stock. >> this is down from the lie i don't know what they think has been priced in, if not what they're saying today none of this is a secret and the whole world understands that the cost structure has gone up and that's been more than discounted into the share price in just the last three months. i'm assuming jim agrees maybe. >> i know jim will be positive and i'll tell you the 55 reasons as to why you should own general motors ja jason snipe, you own these, why? >> obviously that was on the play of everything had been shut down actually, two summers ago when everything was shut down and everyone was working on their cars generally speaking i can have the input costs and the intimate parts that go into these cars, you know, and raising the price of them, yeah. i can totally see how this might not work and we just haven't been in autos for two weeks there and that's our play. >> i know one

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it thrived for a few decades until ford closed its plant in the 1950s.the neighborhood rapidly declined, becoming one of the poorest areas in the entire city. after years of struggle, it's now making an impressive comeback. there was a building there at some point and in many cities, there would be a fence. somebody owns that. property owners should stay off my land, but here it's wide open, there's grass, it could be a park. i think that's really interesting. all of these spaces become sort of impromptu gathering spaces. there's a street fest that happens here and everyone of theses spaces gets taken over by a different use. windsor had this notion of having to invent; windsor made ideas, a windsor solution for a windsor problem... it is kind of bad, because you know, i work in detroit, i see how things are happening there. i see the progress that's being made. i lived in toronto and i see how that happens. i've traveled all over the world. there's no reason why we should not be borrowing from other places that work. most people from here, from windsor,

but it could apply to automakers that put out bold projections and he said where will ford source allthe raw materials. call us if you have any ideas. this is par for the course in terms of what analysts are expecting when it comes to the automakers which is you've made these commitments, melissa, now can you meet them. i want to let you know late this afternoon i talked with one analyst who works with a number of automakers and he said no way they make the commitments that they've put out there. and yet they are there now jim farley last week, he said we've got more news that is coming do not doubt that ford will be able to make this commitment we're not calling him a liar we're saying that a loot of people are looking at your projections and other automakers projections and saying we just don't see it right now >> i'm thinking tesla, they have circum vent what other automakers have been grappling with but they still require meltals that go into doors and et cetera et cetera. have they secured supply since they're at the forefront of dealing with supply issues >> the understanding th

ford is investing $11 billion in electric vehicles creating 11,000 jobs across the country. gm is making the largest investment in its history, $7 billion to build electric vehicles creating 4000 jobs in michigan. all told, we created three intersecting 9000 -- all told,

meantime, if you're looking for a new ford pickup, you may have to wait.d is going to cut production of highly profitable trucks and suvs at two plants in kentucky and ohio next week due to the ongoing global chip shortage. the kentucky plant makes the ford super duty pickups and expedition and lincoln navigators, while the ohio plant makes medium duty trucks and cabs. they made the announcement this week before gas-powered operations into separate units. meantime, honda and sony are teaming up to develop and sell electric vehicles as well. the consumer electronics giant is expanding its goal to become a major player in the next generation of automobiles. the companies aim to sell their first model in 2025. honda will be responsible for building the first vehicle and the body of the car, of course, while sony will develop the mobility software. marcus and laura, seems like everybody is getting in on this ev act. >> when you said sony, i was thinking about the system inside, the speakers. >> i don't know if you can control and start your -- >> maybe you can

here is the entrance to the ford amsterdam slave storage.the same time, in this small room , 200 or 300 slaves were waiting for their dispatch to the american continent. sometimes it lasted several months of sensation. after these dungeons, let's just say depressive practical travelers. immediately worried about the lack of a bathroom, no amenities. there was no reservoir, and the walls still bear traces of their stay. here, thousands of unfortunate men were kept separately from women, and children over the age of 7 were kept separately, in general, from everyone. what is a juvenile detention facility? dumplings and kei costa are very lucky. state museums are arranged in them, and therefore these unconditionally valuable architectural monuments are maintained in more or less good condition. dozens of the rest are left to the mercy of fate and the humid tropical climate tells about what inscriptions adorn the walls of these structures at such a time the tongue does not turn. read the graphics on the walls of your entrances. the meaning is app

ford and mrs. johnson. as a joint effort i the women's conference, but then i knew every single legislator in every single state who was against the equal rights and then and i called everyone of them more than one time. and i think we had two in florida and two in nevada somewhere 11 in one state if we had gotten i think it was maybe 13 maybe 13 more votes. we could have ratified they could write some amendment. we really worked on but then we were able we were able to get the extension through i think that was 1978. we got the extension for ratification. four years and then of course another president came in office and that was all gone. what about the the tendency of the press to sort of pigeonhole people, i mean there's a was an easily easy character created of hillary clinton and of nancy reagan and have barbara bush of you of all of the first ladies. how much how wide was the gap between the the press perception of you and and who you really were who you you felt should be conveyed to the press. i re

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. >> and c-span's online video library will feature first ladies, labor johnson, betty ford, rosalynn carter, nancy reagan, hillary clinton, laura bush, michelle obama, and milani a trump. wash -- watch first ladies in their own words saturday at 2 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span two. or listen to the series as a podcast on the c-span it now free mobile app. or wherever you get your podcasts. >> ukrainian pleasant below to near zielinski spoke remotely before the british parliament on the situation in ukraine calling for russia to be labeled a terrorist state. here are his remarks. given the exceptional and grave situation, i agreed with a request from president zelensky of the ukraine to address members of this house to about the situation in his country. that is why i have suspended the formal business of the house in order to hear the president's address. we are also being joined by the ukraine ambassador. president zelensky, we have watched the situation unfold in your country with increasing concern. also with increasing operation -- the court and jury, the fortitud

, ford get the mustang mach e but you are waiting a while.on it but if you are saying i want a small crossover, model y where is the production increasing text giga factory. >> thank you. >>> all aboard zblmplt prices starting to hit every industry, including travel the cruise companies may be looking to push costs onto customers. we'll have the latest after this (rhythmic electro rock music) (crowd cheering) - bito, bito, bito, bito! - [announcer] bito, the first u.s. bitcoin-linked etf. >>> welcome back travel related stocks deep in the red as energy prices continue their climb u.s. jet fuel hitting its highest level since august 2014, driving airlines down as much as 8% same goes for cruise lines, where fuel is a massive expense. royal caribbean down around 7% its worst day since december and it only trickles further down the line from there hitting travel booking, casinos, and more in response to the pressure, travel firms could start pushing the costs customers. seema modi has more. >> and the cruise lines did implement a fuel surcharge

the ford explorer. that was initially the suspect vehicle is being processed for evidence that was inside of it. >> to help us determine who was driving the the time of the accident. it took about 2 and a half hours to get the roadway cleared and we're still seeing residual traffic in city streets and on the approaches to the bridge. >> so the 2 takeaways, it was really fortunate that no one was injured in this carjacking. but again, they're looking for that white chevy colorado. they also say that it's really important that no one approached that vehicle if they see it, but to call 9-1-1, immediately reporting live here next to the toll plaza. i'm theresa stasi. you back to you guys. said thank you for that san jose police meantime identified the person arrested in connection to a wild fight inside a restaurant over the weekend. >> he is 30 year-old brian carter, the san jose police officer shot another man who was also involved in the fight. reactions are coming in from those who know the man who was

to the extent that they are for is trying to use ford credit cards in russia. this is definitely, i would expect that that would be an issue as well. what kind of workarounds are there for russia is trying to work around the switch system. okay, so there are several things that could, that could happen, right? so. busy some of them are things like using other network. so russia that when x, the credit in 2014 began to establish its own network to rival swift china to do something similar over a number of years. so well, they could turn to those networks to, to help process the payments and help with financial messaging. those networks have much less reach than swift us. after all, swift reaches over $11000.00 banks where the chinese and russian alternatives only reach hundreds of banks. no one knows exactly for sure how many, but what i would really expect to happen, the most obvious work around, is for russian banks to turn to under russian companies, excuse me, to turn to unsanctioned banks pro, to leave the top 3 that are currently in the draft list, but if

i think ford is well positioned.y have taken their most iconic vehicles, whether it's the mustang or the f-150 lightning that is coming i think they're well positioned. and gm, you know, they're introducing probably 20-some odd products in the next couple years. i think all those automakers are well positioned. and those are being very aggressive in their rollout over the next year ortwo are going to capture market share their challenge is going to be as their costs go up because the batteries are going up because the minerals they're going to be faced with a decision, do they cast that cost onto the consumer or do they eat part of it, which will impact their margins? >> the stocks have been hit really hard. 30% down this year for gm. about 25% for ford coming off good run-ups. mark fields, good to get your take thank you. >>> let's get a check here on the markets. dow going strong we really have come up near the highs of the day, up 229 the s&p 500, every sector higher energy in the lead on the spike in crude oil th

apple ford and exxon mobil have joined the rank of companies who planned to hot business in russia. apple saying it would stop the sale of i phones and other products in the country. ford in exxon was to spend operations. germany, siemens now says it will also suspend business in russia. russia's largest lender spare bank is exiting the european market as western sanctions, titans following the russian war on ukraine. the announcement came just hours after the european central bank ordered the closure of spare box european arm falling a run on deposits, a firm the tracks crypto currency transaction says $33800000.00 in the digital currency has been donated to ukraine's government and non governmental organizations base in the country. ukraine has received donations mostly in the form of bitcoin, and a theory em after making an appeal on twitter last week, following the invasion. and that's it for me and the dw business team here in berlin. find out more line d w dot com slash business. thanks for watching the truth . into the conflict zone with tim sebastian rushes, president putin

so, you know gerald ford was the right person after nixon. he proved tone and a sense of tone in and you might see that in fact ford's memoirs called a time to heal. jimmy carter's was keeping faith. biden is coming after the tumultuous trump years in a very may be people will see him as a as somebody who healed the country reagan used to also say stay about 50% in the polls and abiden couldn't navigate his first year at 60% approval rating. he'll be able to be a very strong president now as a historian and somebody who's interviewed all these presidents. have you made an attempt yet to interview joe biden as president and if you haven't and you do what angle would you take? well, i haven't because i'm so busy right now writing a book and but i have had a long talk with kamala harris already and that was interesting. i was interested in her because of historic role is the first woman vice president and one of the things i do, in this historians, i look back and say who in history is going to be remembered walter mondale died recently and not