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harassed them or discouraged them from complaining. >> sreenivasan: as you mentioned, this is not ford's firsttance of this. considering that they've had this problem before, what happens now? >> well, i think there are two things. i think the other point is that ford could have moved much more aggressively and much more consistently, but now they have this new settlement and monitors are going to move in again and oversee compliance and ford has been putting measures in place. so i think the great test is going to be can a culture of sexual harassment really be controlled for a permanent time. >> sreenivasan: what's been the response of the women who were in print with their photos, with audio that clearly the boss read about, what if they said about you and your reporting now? >> i think that they welcome attention because they feel attention will help them dwell solutions. some of them wanted us to go further and name a lot more people. you know, we obviously had to apply our journalistic standards to what we felt comfortable including. but i think they welcomed the apology but they wanted

open past midnight on friday can some of the contentious policy issues be resolved west dr marc ford but first let's check the top stories in business in point. not all is well in the world of cryptocurrency these days but point is how boring around sixteen thousand dollars now one crypto marketplace lost millions of dollars from its point of wallet in a massive hack the breach at an ice hash occurred early wednesday shortly after the company wrote in a statement clearly this is a matter of deep concern and we are working hard to rectify the matter in the coming days in addition to undertaking our own investigation the incident has been reported to the relevant authorities and law enforcement and we are cooperating with them as a matter of urgency the exact amount that was stolen remains unclear but customers suspect it somewhere around sixty four million dollars this comes just a month after a similar scenario happened on parity which is another popular digital wallet. and over a dozen countries worldwide have act been added to a blacklist for refusing to cooperate in an e.u. tax haven crackd

also on display are some of ford's other brands like luxury brand lincoln. explains and lincoln was the first outside company ford acquired it still a part of ford today in the cars are still sold in the united states he thinks lincoln's or grant. point to. some. co-directors items in rarities may be driven carefully or simply pampered and polished to keep them in mint condition these treasures are carried in on trailers. and motivates confirms that hate only transports his cars on trailers to vintage car meets and events in my drive them on race tracks but on the why's he just keeps them in the garage under wraps. now the vintage and classic car fans have put their darlings back to bed to sleep peacefully until next year's retro classics in cologne. next time and drive it sporty on the outside roomy on the inside that's the new v.w. golf sports van. and exotic good practical we test the subaru laborde wagon. glibc. the be. submitted. to. the law. the the. law. abiding the be a good subject is germany always has its finger on the costs the be . starting from scratch in an unfamiliar country.

also on display are some of ford's other brands like luxury brand lincoln. rice explains and lincoln was the first outside company ford acquired it still a part of ford today in the cars are still sold in the united states he thinks lincolns or grant. the right. to. collectors items in rarities may be driven carefully or simply pampered and polished to keep them in mint condition these treasures are carried in on trailers . and most of it's confirms that hate only transports his cars on trailers to vintage car meets and events. in my dry them on racetracks but on the why's he just keeps them in the garage under wraps for a day for now the vintage and classic car fans have put their darlings back to bed to sleep peacefully until next year's retro classics in cologne the for. next time on drive it sporty on the outside roomy on the inside that's the new v.w. golf sports van. and exotics good practical test the subaru laborde wagon. to hamas. jerusalem is israel's capital has u.s. president donald trump crossed the line this time. by recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital and risk feeling further

ford, let's first talk about the tax reform situation. he is again promising we'll get it next week. he is talking about regulations, cutting regulations. the market likes it. do you think we'll keep going down this really positive road? >> yes i do. this was his biggest campaign promise. that was to get the economy humming. the way you do that is very simple. canceling excessive regulations 1500 this year as he noted. won't get much press outside of business pages and business networks. when it comes to the jobs bill, tax bill, about bigger paychecks, more jobs. some folks on capitol hill may argue about the size of the child tax credit and other items but at the end of the day he is delivering on his promises. now capitol hill's job to make good on it. cheryl: i don't think he has gotten enough credit. >> no. cheryl: we've talked a lot about this on "fbn:am" a lot of regulations he taken off the book that stifled businesses from coming back to this country. stopped businesses trying to grow their plants. you mentioned the auto industry.

first speaker in this serious was chris ford. today's speaker, our first speaker is elaine c. duke, the seventh deputy of security at the department of homeland security. she just completed a term as acting secretary at dhs. she has nearly three decades of experience at the dhs in senior positions where she was under secretary of management for the tsa and various roles in the department of defense. she's going deliver remarks on department's new countering weapons of mass destruction office that was created earlier this week. this will elevate and streamline dhs efforts to prevent terrorists or rogue nations from using weapon of mass destruction against the u.s. or its partners and allow for greater plans and visibility for this important mission. after her remarks we'll have questions from john walters who is hudson's chief operating officer. he's gopg moderate a discussion with james mcdonnell. he's my partner as our coo. none of the growth would have been possible without his wisdom and insight. he is also more importantly on this occasion, former director of the national

the miller center has done a presidential oral history back to general ford-- gerald ford and this is the first time we have done a narrative history out of those interviews, but i think largely it was because of the breadth and scope of the interviews we conducted as well as the depth and color of the interviews we were accumulating and so it became clear after we had thousands and thousands of pages of these interviews that it was possible to create a narrative of everything from bill clinton's upbringing through to his two-parter from law in a way that's compelling and gives you a fly on the wall understanding of what it's like during that white house. >> why did the miller center start to do these oral histories? when did that come about? guest: in the late 1970s and for some time the records administration have been doing presidential orts-- oral history, but they got out of the business and my predecessor was from georgia, had an interest in oral history because he had been at columbia where lead oral history had been embedded and he walked the halls of the carter white house and the fina

which created a design icon and a new class of ford or coup pace. this is the first time that a car has been permitted to look like a design sketch the way designers drown them enthuses with a small roof and an exaggeratedly flat silhouette that makes this car spectacular just let us although it is a spectacle. the c.e.o.'s is being released with a completely new selection of three six cylinder engines two diesels and a gasoline. engine. for c.b.s. am g.'s project one is heading in an entirely different direction that's i got his mustang is my nurse says the one displays all the technology that is currently feasible it's one point six liter v six engine was adopted from a formula one race car. for electric motors give a speedster more power a total of seven hundred forty five kilowatts allow it to reach speeds above three hundred fifty kilometers an hour. not quite that fast but still very sporty is chevrolets classy corvette but then trade show offers more than concept cars and mass produce vehicles. or you can also see one of a kind creations like this key a stinge

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ford. it was the first time i had a chance to be the white house reporter when he was president. and the decency of the guy, to do what he did with nixon. his first sentence when he went to the chamber of the house. it was, it was the day he assumed the presidency. our long national nightmare is over. he is the right man. and it is amazing the genius of the american system how it tends to bring those people to the top. >> he was a grown-up. [laughter] and a gentleman! >> i do not with a chuckle from the audience -- but i think i do. over here. >> you say your book is largely based on his papers and documents. letters and those sources. so few people write letters take a newspaper seem to be in decline. what do you think, what sources do future writers have? >> there in trouble. there are no diaries to go by. they will not know what we are like. what we write on a computer might not last. there is a very good chance an awful lot will not last.and it is not exactly heartfelt, personal expression of the kind that letters and diaries have traditionally been. it is too bad. if any of

. >> ford, chevy, maybe. >> the first potential buyer i've seen since i've been here walks in and he'sooking to buy an suv. he seems motivated, excited, ready to buy. the problem is we don't have what he wants. >> i wish we could help you. >> no, it's all right. don't worry about it. >> maybe next time. >> take care. >> he wants to be in an affordable car like everybody else in america, and every suv we have on the lot is priced over $40,000. >> that's the frustrating thing that you deal with. >> how many customers a day do you get that you can't sell stuff to? >> oh, we--it's not just the walk-in customers, it's the phone calls. >> yeah. >> it's the internet. >> seems busy. service seems busy. >> yeah, service does, like, $100,000 per month. sometimes we do a little bit more. >> so in your role as general manager, how much time do you spend out here? >> i'm back here quite often. >> those guys all reporting to you? >> yes and no, okay. i talk to them about daily operations, but technically i don't really have authority over any department. pete wants his finger on every single thing i

first. good afternoon, mr. anderson. as we saw in your campaign ad, gerald ford said he is the smartest die in congress but insists on voting his conscience instead of party. you feel further alienation from the party as a result to run for president in 1980? >> yes. i supposed to some degree that was true. i had the feeling that having opposed the nominee of the party, and going through the campaign that i probably would , and i had myd own set of issues that were not the same issues at that time that the republican party was willing to advance. so, i did feel a certain sense of alienation or estrangement. but i have gone that independent route ever cents. george mason university in fairfax, virginia. my question is, if you could go back what would you have changed about how you ran your campaign for president? >> how would i have changed my campaign? i sometimes think that the name we selected of national unity party could have been improved upon. as if it was aed new church denomination rather than a political party. i don't know that i would've done things differently from the weight we conducted the campaign. most of o

ford rangerer. >> good for him. >> trend opening the web the first look at the all new emogi coming next year for 2018 we can see couples with different hair including red and this curly haired emogi there in the middle which some are toting he actually looks like colin kaepernick many are saying and exotic new animals including a peacock. i like that. official list willing released sometime in january. >> food company dole is offering to bake the wedding cake for prince harry and markle. they might want a banana flavored wedding cake. concernsing ton palace yet to publicly accept or decline >> i'll go decline. >> nice offer, dole, i have a feeling they may have a bakey in mind. >> you think the palace may have someone to cook a cake. >> they might. >> all right. >> coming up on "fox 5 news more morning we'll hearing a lot of complaints about the the new tolls on i 66 and how long that commute is costing you now. >> as we head to break let's look live across the d.c. region hump day, 4:42 is the time now and we're at a mild 51. mike says the cold is coming. ♪ ♪ stepping into the unknown, it can be difficult to find the

turning over the government to vice president ford, i know that the leadership of america will be in good hands. >> in those firstays and weeks when gerald ford ascended to the presidency you could say if you were casting someone to play the role of a president to heal a nation that gerald ford would be that person. >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states, and mrs. ford. >> gerald ford was one of the most popular people in congress, conservative and republican to the core, but always willing to talk, always willing to compromise. >> my fellow americans, our long national nightmare is over. >> part of what gerald ford wanted to do was move beyond watergate. and so to say our long national nightmare is over was to try to tell the nation my main job as president will be to heal this country. >> may our former president who brought peace to millions find it for himself. >> david, what do you think? >> i would guess that in his term we may see a little of what we were promised in the preamble to the constitution but seldom see, and that is a little domestic tranquility. >> when gerald ford bec

ford edsel. there is also the unsinkable ship that managed to sink on its first trip.about the dog known as little miss no name? and, of course, don't forget about birthday cake flavored oreos. what was wrong with that? brian: all right, outside at to work and school in the morning, make sure you bundle up. 30 the morning. long-term, two up mild days, and then really cool air. kellye: thank you ribeiro: here's a sneak peek at tonight's afv. we know you're gonna love it. ♪ [ laughter ] oh! ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ aah! aah! ♪ ooh! [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "america's funniest home videos." and now, here he is, the host of our show, alfonso ribeiro! [ cheers and applause ]

ford is coming back. general motors is coming back. first at chrysler is coming back.e had a big meeting in detroit with the car manufacturers and it was unbelievable what's happening. that's the thing that talks. you saw the polls that come out today, i'm at my all-time high for this. jesse: you are still paying attention to the polls? president trump: i do. the only ones i shouldn't have paid attention to are the exit polls during election day. they were saying, i thought boy i thought it was doing bert than that. jesse: let's do a watters world quiz. chuck schumer, the president of cnn and alec baldwin. if you had to fire one person, who would you fire? president trump: i think the alec baldwin situation is not good. chuck i'm disappointed. he should make deals for the people. i thought he would be a deal maker and instead he's an obstructionist. jeff zucker, i got him the job. i got him the job, and cnn is fake news. who would i say? i don't want to say. but i will say i'm disappointed in all three. portrayal of me is ridiculous. jesse: next question. what is going

that the president is serious, we can get things done if we want to, and this is the first step of many. charles: ford, i have to be honest. the postcard thing never made me that excited. i was always worried about the size of the check. not the size of the form. but having that said, i thought it was a great event today with president trump. he brought up real families, children, and they talked about specific savings that they would be able to achieve. and i think that's the kind of messaging to be quite frank with you that they should be doing all along. >> well, i do agree with you that that's the type of messaging that they should be doing all along. but you have to understand what they've been fighting, and that's extreme demagoguery by the democrats and really inaccurate reporting in the media. and we can argue the size of the child tax credit. we can argue about whether or not the corporate tax rate would be 21%. but the problem is here bigger paychecks, jobs, and it may not be in the package that tammy and matte and i like. but it's definitely a step forward. this is either going to work obje

between aliba ba and ford details on that arrangement between alibaba and ford on thursday so we will watch out for that. that's the firstat we were discussing yesterday, that america will recognise jerusalem were discussing yesterday, that america will recognisejerusalem as the capital of israel and will start the capital of israel and will start the process of moving the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. i will be back with you with more of the biggest global stories from the bbc newsroom and a couple of minutes. the united states looking at its first significant cold spell of the season, bitterly cold conditions penetrating as far south as the deep south and northern mexico. they called air behind this area of low pressure which swept through, this active cold front cleaving south and east and as the called air moves as far south as northern mexico it is likely to turn some of it into sleet and snow off high ground, you can see the extent of the blue indicating that cold, there will be showers and lake effect snow across the north—east, rain sleet and snow into parts of texas and new mexico and across the w

. >> sybrina, you write about the first time at the san ford city hall listening to these tapes of the 911 callers who were witnesses to the altercation. and you write about the pain and difficulty eliciting them yourself. but one thing that struck me is the mayor coming out here afterward and providing you some comfort and you write that he had heard these tapes as a father would. he chuckled about what your relationship was with some of these, whether this be elected officials or police and officials? i think there is an assumption sometime that must be a full adversarial relationship. and there are certain times when you earn your attorneys recall for certain actions. but i was also struck by these moments of humanity where people would not necessarily assume the mayor of sanford to be an ally or comforter of yours. there was a moment of humanity. >> i think during the whole time a lot of people in sanford were torn between if they stand up for their community, or they support what is right. and i think with the mayor, his humane side of peeked out. even though he seemed to be this

but i have to bring up, this is not the first time this has happened at ford plants.he '90s. it ended with a settlement, i believe in 2000. there was initially actions taken. there was training, there were these group therapy sessions. things seemed to be moving in the right direction. but very clearly, according to your claims and the claims that we're hearing, there was a back slide. the times details how that back slide shows how hard it is to keep these things out of the workplace. once they're addressed, to not let them come back. you're fighting right now for your dignity. what do you think should change? let's start with you derricka. what do you think needs to change to make these changes permanent? >> i really believe that in order for ford to have a change within this business, they need to enforce these training courses. they need to take action against these individuals accordingly as they happen. i believe that these sexual harassment and the zero tolerance, the policies they claim they have. i believe all of those things that you had just stated, they ne

ford's latest move. watch him fill in as one of taylor swift's backup >>> trending today the first day of a very special woman in d.c.. >> that's right we love her. her maple is mable jenson. she turns 106 today . most of the things that we know from the last century came from a textbook. but this remarkable woman actually lived through it. she grew up in charlotte county. her family threw her a party at the golden corral in largo maryland. >> lots of wisdom there. >>> check a nurse rushing to save an elf on the shelf doll. here's what happened her mother woke up to a 7-year-old daughter screaming. luckily mom es a nurse and she brought in the very best medical team to fix the elf injuries because you know the elf was always watching to make sure you're doing the right thing. >> she went above and beyond. >> i wonder how zok's feeling about the dog though. we'll see. >> if you didn't see the late late show last night. james cordon filled in as one of taylor swift's backup dancers. >> taylor. how's it going. i'm ready. use me. use me. i'll slot right in. problem solved. >> from the top, everybody. ♪ [ mu

. >> reporter: so in his opening statement, ford laid out a devastating case all pointing to premeditated, firstree murder. motive? tons of it. esteban's life was in shambles, said ford. she'd lost custody of a daughter. her boyfriend left her. she blamed it all on her successful, too beautiful friend, michelle. and set about methodically to kill one of the few people left in the world who still tried to be her friend. why'd she sneak into the school? to find michelle's new address, maybe kill her there, said ford. why'd she send those texts from the apple store and the chuck e. cheese? to cover up her crime. but she couldn't hide from the cameras, said the prosecutor, the phone pings, her own electronic trail. and the dna in the car confirmed it. the evidence was overwhelming. just no refuting it, said ford. and so the defense didn't even try. instead, they did something wholly unexpected. a big surprise. giselle admitted she did it. >> so you're putting all of these building blocks together to show that she had to be responsible for this. >> yes. >> and then she goes and admits it? >> yes. i c

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how do you see it shaking out, ford, is it cutting some sort of deal or welfare reform, first thing inhe new year? >> i think they're going to pass the house freedom caucus welfare reform. see it punt to december 22nd with a continuing resolution trying work out a daca solution. if it doesn't come, we'll revisit it in early january, charles. charles: homelessness up for the first time since 2010, we see wisconsin putting in a test for welfare recipients. a lot of argument about the cold indifference of the republican party. there will be a public relations battle associated with any of this. >> unquestionably, and especially as they're fighting for both tax cuts, the democrats are going to figure out a way to frame this as helping the rich, hurting the poor. we know this as tax reform to the 1990s establishing the work requirements that republicans lean to fix welfare decrease the number of people on welfare. in the end, they get jobs. charles: and didn't hurt bill clinton's political career very much. thank you very much for reporting. a company executive at ford says they're moving 2

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moments later it hits a parked ford escape in what appears to be a mirror rolls into the street. >> i saw the rear tire first. it was that was blown out. >> reporter: the suv belongs to christopher. >> first thing i notice is the car sitting low. >> reporter: he noticed the damage before he left for work this morning. >> all the scuffs and obviously the rearview mirror mirror it missing. >> the driver who followed the bus left the note. and a lik link to the video. the driver sideswipes another parked car. neighbor told us this isn't rare. >> reporter: school buses and other large vehicles frequently drive on this road. in fact one drove by during the interview. he's just thankful someone caught the school bus driver on camera. >> not all hope is lost for humanity. especially around the holidays someone was willing to probably be late to the work that morning. >> a point of reference around the corner is an elementary school. i drove to the driver of the ore vehicle hit. she had damage to her window. and a dent in her side. in the rear bumper. they're talking to insurance about getting coverage on that damag

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ford? >> if miss hogue is here i was going to let her speak first. chair chair i don't see her. >> chair peskin: she has been before the body before. she is not required to testify to be reappointed. >> i will save my comments until after public comment. >> chair peskin: perspective applicants to testify before the commission? please come forward. applican'ts have two minutes. >> good morning. thank you for having me. i am kian. i am seeking to fill the vacancy to number 9. i was born on california street. as an adult i have lived in this great city for the last 15 years. i lived in the marina and west portal and called the central mission my home where i live with my wife. my transportation footprint consists of riding the kl and m trains. with the majority of my transportation on bicycle and walking. in my professional life i work with youth and families. in the free time i am a member of the action team where i volunteer with a group of people to bring bike skills to residents in the mission and southeast neighborhoods. i have a lived experience w

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ford alex. what was the most shocking to you during the project? >> so, my very firstinterview, i went to san francisco to interview the group, and a girl named memory talked to us, and we were incredibly the same. so, we beth had little -- both had little sisters and both loved snow. but we experienced them a little differently. so, like, i experienced snow when i went to big bear to learn how to ski for the first time. she experienced snow when she wasn't to new york to talk at the u.n. very different. my sister, right there, and her sister, her sister was pregnant by the time she was 11. so, it was very shocking for me, like, the difference, and yet how same we were. >> did you have any preconceived ideas that changed during the project? >> not reality. didn't really know much about many of these issues so not really. >> what advice would you give women ages ten to 18 here in the united states? >> i would say to find something that you're passionate about, help that cause or help find a problem to solve it. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> my observation was at t

. >> this is not the first job by the way it's the adapted automotive industry robot. it goes from fordso that. >> well i was tink thissing next we know is anchors and sports anchors. >> don't say it. >> just saying in my brain. >> until then we have a job. >> until then. >> until then, right. >> okay. you ready. >> okay coming up in sports the sharks play host to rivals the l.a. kings and it was a night to forget for the warriors. as they have their 11-game >> announcer: abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino >>> maybe it was case of looking ahead to the christmas day rematch with the cavaliers. . whatever the reason the warriors came out flat and never recovered against the nuggets. let's go to oracle where can you snack on more than just hamburgers and hot dogs. this is the play of the nature the one hand slam. but he had just seven points. patrick mccall steps his way and gets coaching from steph still out with the injury. kevin durant led the warriors with 18 points but golden state trailed by 12 at halftime. the nuggets never gave up the lead. the nice pass inside to wils

first? >> i'm howard shapner. and two quick comments about this. number one, chariot is owned by ford and i have written to ford several times about chariot's lack of access and didn't really get a response, and i understand that very recently that chariot settled a complaint by the u.s. justice department, and it's disappointing that m.t.a. would have partnered with ford on the go bikes, they should have done their due diligence and recognized that ford owned chariot and that chariot was not providing wheelchair accessible service and the analogy is that i think that it was back in the 1990s that s.f.o. required airlines and other partners that were using s.f.o. to provide partner benefits which is the right thing to do and they basically said that we're not going to do business with you people and let you land unless you do that. even though that was beyond what the law really required. so i really hope that, you know, m.t.a. or any other city agency would not partner with someone that is -- that owns a company that is basically discriminating against people with disabilities. that'

ford is not aware of any injuries. >>> also happening, kennedy center honors. for the firste, a hip hop star will be recognized for his contribution to american culture. rapper ll cool j, one of my favorites, just saying, will join singers gloria estefan and lionel richie. >> don't call it a comeback. >> going back to cali. i could keep going. tonight's ceremony in washington. the president and first lady are not going to this one. >> just -- ll cool j is amazing. so many other people should be honored in that category. run dmc, where are they? africa bambaataa. >> it's controversial that it's taken this long. >> they do it every year. >>> 'tis the season for package thieves. ready to steal from to your doorstep. what are you supposed to do if you catch one in the act? we have the tips for you. not bust them down. as you just made reference. >>> but first, new developments in the firing of "today" show host matt lauer in the wake of those sexual misconduct accusations. >> the network is looking into whether anybody knew about lauer's alleged behavior and failed to report it.