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makes me nervous so just as a nation fifty's and sixty's it was a rockefeller and ford foundation that issued marching orders to people all over the world it makes me nervous when i hear it's the gates foundation because of its money that's playing a part or a role in global public health so when you know when back in the native fifty's and sixty's you had leaders from all over the world agreeing their population growth was a crisis right and agree that the united nations had to crash programs it makes me nervous now when people talk about the crisis of climate change and have. that is why you would have to engage in crash programs. today africa is the main focus for population control the world bank and the u.n. population fund a currently pumping millions into family planning on the 2nd largest continent and a large american corporation is supplying meat for sound devices. as in china south korea and india people in most african countries prefer some. kill africa do you guys hear anything. look at that. man i didn't hear it let's get going. not only stickin guys can hardly makes a so

their own ideas and resources forward and obtain the gains of that enterprise that has howard our nations ford. if the idea that people should have the freedom to create value, goods and services to sell them both at home and abroad and to reap the benefits of their own hard work. what i see a free trade deal between our two nations doing is accelerating those opportunities. i think that together we are the idea factory of the world, where people can dream big and they can realize their own ambitions. we are a tech empowered, networked, data-driven pair of nations. if you think about it, together we created and developed the internet. this has been one of the most powerful intentions of our lifetime, getting more people power, taking power away from centralized authorities and allowing people to express themselves and drive their own value forward, and ideas forward. and it's not surprising that if you look at billion-dollar tech companies, the u.s. and uk are respectively first and third in the world. in fact, the uk attracts tech investment than france and germany put together. we've got a t

many of ford's 1st as going to go nations that exist to other parts of the world i haven't seen any mention of it in china that's what you put on the top chinese people wondering if they're going to take it but if you have a right to another cold reading it is this is a job a job that as a mom how i see it and others why i love my job because i tried to do it except maybe an hour a day. by name of the new tool and i watch you. 2 this is the news a show coming up on the program india makes of change in this part of. me if i make a heavy security crackdown it scrubs job or the screams special status and it's part of its own role she could still move even breast speak to a leading security analyst also coming up a very dangerous situation that's how the hong kong government has destroyed the continuing protests of the city also not clusters of demonstrations much for the protest.

ford for the latest. and climate activists very to look at the united nations in new york and go to the fridays for future movement in the u.s. . i'm michael o'connor thanks for joining us we begin in hong kong where thousands of protesters are gathering for the 13th straight weekend in defiance of an official ban on protests and strong warnings from police that marchers risked being prosecuted demonstrators began today's march in a stadium calling the event a religious gathering in an attempt to circumvent a ban on protests while holding religious symbols and singing hymns saturday's march follows the arrest of key opposition figure heads including activists joshua walk and we have since been released today also marks the 5th anniversary of a decision by. anders ruling communist party against full democratic elections in hong kong so the latest we can cross to hong kong now and our correspondent there charlotte charleston pill thanks for joining us demonstrators are turning out in spite of the ban on protests this weekend what kind of police presence are you seeing on the streets. where we're standing at

nationalities. they are kept in ford, ontario, which is an old war of 1812 fort on the banks of lake ontario. it has a long history and it is actually under consideration now to become a national park incorporating both the history of the fort in america's wars and the site of the only refugee camp in the u.s. bureaucratically, it is run by the war relocation authority, the same agency that was running japanese internment camps. to see sons and daughters who had emigrated and joined up and their parents weren't allowed to leave the camp until 1946. >> you had talked about the religious groups who stood up for the quakers and the quakers were one of the few who stood up for japanese-americans and would visit the camp. just a shout out to the quakers. commission commissioner, you may not be on mute. if you could mute your phone we would appreciate it. >> i was really struck at the beginning of your talk when you said the past is not a foreign country and that frame is why we have the speaker series and to ask us to consider the lessons of the past and how they apply today. the extraordinary exhi

chinese population program at 1st as only came from organizations like the ford foundation but in 1979 even the united nations population fund gave $50000000.00 to the chinese government. an employee of i p f one of the turn organizations sounded the alarm when. i think that in the not too distant future this will blow up into a major press story as it contains all the ingredients of sensationalism communism forced family planning murder of viable fetuses parallels with india etc and when it does blow up it's going to be very difficult to defend. but the warnings were not only ignored the u.n. population fund also presented china with an award for outstanding contributions regarding birth control who they choose to give it to it wasn't a reproductive rights advocates you know it wasn't to people whose lives were risk because or trying to campaign to get people and especially women the rights only control their own bodies it was just the opposite they decided to honor the leader of china's course of population control program a chinese general. you know who presided over the most egregious period in the entire

that ronald reagan who was the final straw convincing him to challenge gerald ford in almost convinced the others of national review william buckley junior to endorse carter over ford in 76. probably one of the worst things that gerald ford did. >>host: toledo ohio. >>caller: hello. with the work in regard to george w. bush if george w. bush had a forensic analysis on the level of 9/11 and the influence of $240 billion of securities by george h.w. bush in 1991 becoming due 2001 septembe september 12th. >>host: are you considered yourself a 9/11 truth or quick. >> and in two people being incinerated but let him answer my question and putting our points of view. >> i must say i did not look into any of those issues. i do focus at great length on september 11th it is quite interesting with georgee w. bush at that point as everyone knows is at a school in florida when he got the news and it is very telling because this was the man who at that point was dedicated to a presidency that would be domestically focused with a big focus on education. in fact a big focus of george w. bush at that time is what he called c

careers battled cancer and fought about life and the state of the nation his observations were ironic conic and grand. we catch up with richard ford in hamburg he's come here to accept a literary award for his life's work. it's a thrill to interview this renowned author but nerve wracking too as ford has a reputation for getting unpleasant when he's annoyed. with course our next question. for instance when fellow writer alice huffman wrote a negative review of his novel the sportswriter for it got a copy of one of her books picked up his gun and so he says shot it. then he mailed her what was left of it. so let's focus on frank bascombe instead he's seen as a typical american every man a character in which everyone can recognize some aspect of themselves but ford says not true there is no such thing that's just something some cockamamie critic dreams up. he's a very specific man he sees he's a divorced me he's a he's a father of 3 children he takes a job he lives in new jersey he could hardly be any more specific than he is the notion of every man is a. far as i'm concerned a misguided idea. asks us to generalize about people in w

national average. >>> people could receive a payout following a class action lawsuit. owners of fordles have complained about defective touch multimedia systems for several years. according to the website top class action, ford set aside $17 million to settle the lawsuit. the money will reportedly go to the owners of 360,000 ford and lincoln vehicles purchased or leased between 2010 and august of 2013. >>> and raised to a second weekend win at the box office. >> we're going for a ride. >> the fast and furious spinoff starring dwayne "the rock" johnson and jayson tatum brought in $25 million. sources "tell in the dark" took in more than $20 million. and disney's live action remake of "the lion king" raked in $20 million in the fifth weekend in theaters. >> people love the "fast and furious" movies. thank you so much. >> you got it. >>> still to come, gymnastics history. what olympic gold medalist simone biles accomplished on yet another u.s. championship. yet another u.s. championship. ody. like the back of a bodyguard. for ages 2 and up. eucrisa works at... ...and below the surface o

ford has more on the story. >> along with those of the elk has always been a bit of a challenge. now the national park service has endorsed a draft proposal hoping to do that. it has gotten a lot of attention. democrat jared huffman and republican rob bishop introduced a bipartisan bill. calls fourth inning the elk herd to manageable levels. it has grown to hundreds of animals and is moving into ranchlands, disrupting cattle operations. the center for biological diversity said no to reducing this. >> they limited to 120 adults with the number goes above the, they plan to shoot those elk. >> the family has raised here for a long time. >> this year it is 130th year that my family has been in the business on point reyes peninsula. >> he said the elk issue is not new. he said ranchers only use 30% of the land. >> what we would like to see is put the elk or keep them separate from the working farms and ranches, keep them separate. 70% of the wilderness, they are fine there. >> we do not dislike elk. >> another item is the author of ,20 leases to historic ranches. fulfilling a promise by ken salazar in

have used the ngo care at the new york public library, the records at the ford foundation, i have used records at the national archives as well, but they were not the richest records that i found. it was going into people's personal papers, and some people collected and kept in their actuall records government documents that are not available at the national archive, and it is really important to branch out and look for some of these other kinds of collections where the people you things thatollected are quite amazing and that could be oral histories and newspapers, of course, as well. >> i would add one more thing, which is part of what we need to do is maybe expand from the state department to the state, especially if you work on the 20th century, the proliferation of state power necessarily and men,both women people of all genders, to sort of engaged with the state. and you can find them writing petitions, very ordinary people who do not otherwise appear in historical records are suddenly there and making arguments about power, often because they want access to resources. what that means is it sometimes re

the national average average price of gas and $2.40 seconds. for a environmentally friendly. ford basically thumb their nose at trump yesterday and said we don't really want higher miles per gallon. >>so there's a lot of things going on, but given that the game changer could be the weather. there's expected to be 10 to 17 storms between now and october and 9 of them could be hurricane so we may not get the cheaper gasoline for long. hurricanes to knock off the refineries that to knock off the drillers they can knock off transportation the distribution of gasoline so. >>it's a good time. >>to fill up in the next couple of weeks i think it all off it should be a little bit cheaper but our up number used to say that to a guy who would put the gas fill er up. when you tell the guy my best day of my life was when you compare the pop you like that i don't standing in line. so you were s thro like it okay, but why do you like apple you're calling it a winner and they're coming out with new stuff, how are they gonna make my phone. a pro. he phone to make it expensive. >>the good ol days a

or lose out on 20% estimated savings on select ford models, plus earn complimentary maintenance through fordpass rewards. . >>> we're back with the nationaldent trump in a re-election rally in which he's running to represent all americans, last night seemed to make sport of americans being killed in an area of the country that is run by his democratic rivals. >> the homicide rate in baltimore is significantly higher than el salvador, honduras, guatemala. i believe it's higher than -- give me a place that is bad. the guy says afghanistan. i believe it is higher than afghanistan. >> president trump there using the homicide rate of an american city to try to score political points. actually asking for audience participation. name a city that is more dangerous. these are dead americans that he's talking about. you might recall during the obama era, specifically during the riots after freddie gray was killed in 2015, then citizen trump tweeted someone asking the question, quote, can we drop donald trump off in the middle of baltimore to show barack obama how it is done and he wrote, i would fix it fast. now that he's president, mr. trump seems

between the government and state of california about what regulations to follow ford, itself, has said they would love one nationalt clearly this is different administrations battling with each other and the states versus the federal battleground and for something where you are trying to do things like build plants that make cars, those are long-term decisions. you can't follow the eb and flow of different administrations coming through >> well, i have to bite my tongue on that one, becky, because it's a little bit like an alternate universe. so, as i understand it, ford is saying let's voluntarily stick to higher capex standards of the type california has promulgated. >> i don't think it's that you got to play ball with california if they're going to be allowed to set the rules in their state. you can't say i'm not selling any cars in california >> they are saying we are setting capex standards higher than the president wants the president is saying this a awful. well, it's very hard to disagree with ford and i sympathize with ford on this i'm not sure exactly what the president expects ford to do under these cir

help from the group of seven nations which is offered tens of millions of dollars for firefighting and rain forest protections. >>> we saw a little bit of pacifica. in the don ford shot. it's typically. shades of gray. typical day in pacifica. 65 degrees. nothing better than august weather. it will warm up pacifica to soon. pacifica did make it to 68 today. i do want to tackle what is going on in the tropics before local weather. this is the five day forecast cone. for hurricane dorian. it missed puerto rico. wonderful news for puerto rico. it did not weekend by moving over puerto rico. we now have a category one hurricane over very warm caribbean water that was strengthened to a category three hurricane. the rim of possibilities. we don't focus on the middle. that middle will move. the range of possibilities for miami all the way to savannah georgia labor day weekend. busy labor day weekend in florida. we could have a hurricane. 70s else i picked livermore 76. san jose 74. the ocean is running warmer. overnight lows stay milder. napa 61 degrees but radar shows all the thunderstorms on the california side of the california nevada border. they have wrapped up. st

ford and antonio arianeo, director of joint action. one of the things we did not hear, antonio, when the president addressed the nation monday, he was pretty quiet over the weekend. i think he tweeted some sympathy and prayers, and then he kept saying i will address this on monday. he did a quick answer while he was on his way to his helicopter to leave his golf resort last week, sunday evening, i believe. but then this well-promoted 10:00 monday press event, he finally -- he mentioned white supremacy but didn't mention what he was going to do about it, and then he went into mental health and never mentioned one time about gun control, automatic weapons bans, military-style bans. certainly we need to deal with white supremacy, certainly we need to deal with hate. but we need to first disarm people from being able to do what was done both in el paso where there clearly was a hate crime, and in the city of dayton where we are not clear on the motive. how do you respond to the president's response thus far? >> the president of the united states needs to keep mexicans and immigrants out of his mouth. he cannot seem to make a coherent conversat

fording file of russia's new president vladimir putin. in 2005 browder was expelled from the country and declared a threat to national security his head of intelligence vestment fund was raided and he says a complex fraud conducted by russian officials resulted in the theft of some $230000000.00 it was a scheme uncovered by broder's lawyer make neat ski whose later death in prison apparently the result of torture gave brown to a thirst for revenge and justice purpose the putin's regime has been to commit terrible crimes in 2012 the united states congress passed the magnitsky act aimed at freezing the assets of those suspected of financial crimes and human rights abuses and magnitsky style provisions are being adopted by the european union so russia is a country where a 1000 individuals have stolen all the money bill browder multimillionaire investor turned anti putin activist talks to al-jazeera. bill bratton thank you for talking to al-jazeera you've been on record describing yourself as flooded near putin's public enemy number one is that something that scares you or do you wear it as a badge of honor well i would say both i mean of co

nations history. enjoy american history tv now and every weekend on c-span 3. >>> friday remarks from assistant secretary of state christopher ford on potential ways the u.s. can work toward eliminating weapons of mass destruction in the middle east. he will speak live starting at 1 pm eastern on c-span. and right after that former leaders of the u.s. and japanese militaries discuss the u.s. japanese alliance and its strategy to respond to regional and global security challenges. the event is hosted by the center for strategic and international studies and it starts live at 2:30 eastern on c-span. >>> friday night campaign 2020 coverage with remarks from acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney. he will speak at the silver elephant gala hosted by south carolina's republican party. that starts live at 8:15 pm eastern also on c-span. >>> american history tv continues friday night with a look at u.s. foreign policy. we will start with a look at american democracy and post- world war ii japan. then a discussion on containment policy in southeast asia followed by a behind the scenes look at the cuban revolution. american histor

the nation's largest automaker has just honked back at president trump after he slammed them on twitter last night. the president accusing general motors and fordof america's most iconic car companies, of building unsafe vehicles. this after the two sided with the state of california on stricter fuel economy standards. the president tweeting quote, the legendary henry ford and alfred p. sloan, the founders of ford motor company and gm, are quote, rolling over at the weakness of current car company executives willing to spend more money on a car that is not as safe or good and costs $3,000 more to consumers. crazy, end quote. now, back in 2017, then ceo of ford was at the consumer electronics show and president trump had just tried via twitter to threaten toyota and gm for their plans to build factories in mexico. invoking the ford founder's name, i asked fields whether the government dictating where companies should build plants was appropriate or overreach. henry ford, the founder of this company, was a man who completely thought for himself. what would he think of a leader who's getting it out there, whether it's toyota that president trump t

special event coverage about our nations history, enjoy american history tv, now and every weekend on c- span 3. >>> friday remarks from assistant secretary of state christopher ford, on potential ways that the u.s. could work toward eliminating weapons of mass destruction in the middle east. he will speak live starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> right after that, leaders of the u.s. and japanese military discuss the u.s.- japanese alliance and their strategy to respond to regional and global security challenges. the events hosted by the center for strategic and international studies, it starts live at 2:30 eastern on c-span. >>> and friday night, campaign 2020 coverage with remarks from acting white house chief of staff nick mulvaney. he will speak at the annual silver elephant gala hosted by south carolina's republican party. that starts live at 8:15 p.m. eastern also on c-span. >>> american history tv continues friday night, with a look at u.s. foreign policy. we will start with a look at american democracy and post- world war ii japan. then, a discussion on containment policy in southeast asia. followed by a behind-the-scenes look at the cuban revolut

nations, held in his home country of ghana. his former clubs have been paying tribute on social media. nottingham forrest tweeted this... george fordcaptain farrell partners manu tuilagi in the midfield for the first time in a test match. meanwhile, flankers sam underhill and tom curry are named in the same back row. and a more familiar—looking irish side — joe schmidt's brought back several frontline players. cian healy, captain rory best and tadhg furlong get theirfirst run out of the season, while ross byrne will get his opportunity to impress at out—half. and someone who was once a familiar face at twickenham — james haskell is making a surprising career move. he's revealed he's training to become an mma fighter. the 34—year—old flanker won 77 caps for england and retired from rugby in may, but he's now annnounced he'll be competing as a mixed martial artist in the heavyweight division, and is expected to make his debut next year. enable, riden by frankie dettori, powered to a 12th consecutive win as she triumphed at york in what is likely to be her final race on british soil. enable will now try for a record third victory in t

nation aligned against us. through all of that, we never from --e of confidence and a man who gave -- who doesn't get enough credit, gerald ford, came on scene in washington. he brought us back and president carter had difficulties with the economy, but he moved it around and ronald reagan shows up and says it is sunshine morning in america, here we go. a few years later, it is the soviet union that is gone, china that is trying to become a world power, not by invading anybody, but by selling to us. imagine where we are now compared to the early years ago us stuffna is selling and the money we are paying them, they loan us to sell more stuff. this is our economic problem, ladies and gentlemen. some -- americans have to be optimistic, it is what fuels us and makes us americans. host: i did not know until reading the book of the important text for you on the subject of confidence is the movie "the hustler." gen. powell: for those of you not old enough to remember the movie, it is a movie about pool by thed paul newman goes name of fast eddie felson determined to be the champion, he thinks he is the best in the world and goes int

ford cover. >> terry mcauliffe says it is pst time for the united states to address racism and prejudice. he appeared on midday live here today promoting his book "beyond charlottesville, taking a stand against white nationalismdid we get here? how do you feel you could walk down a city street and tell someone i'm going to burn you alive. we've got to start teaching how to deal with one another, respect one another. we don't do this and we have racism in the country today. we have inequities in schools, in housing, in criminal justicev i pardonened a guy who stole $535. he was a drug addict. no one was hurt. two life sentences plus 130 years for $535. >> he believes president trump's language and rhetoric makes him cullable for the climate in the united states saying hate groups feel emboldened by him. >> a new development in the largest immigration raid in a decade. an official says nearly half of the 680 people arrested in yesterday's massive sweep at seven food processing plants in mississippi have been released. the official says they were let go for quote humanitarian factors. officials did say yesterday they would release detainees who met certain conditions such as pregnant women who are those who hadn

crashed in death valley national park seven vierts had minor injuries at soonic overlook tourists watch military aircraft jet went down during a training mission yesterday. >> fordtold bbc radio quote it is a bit avenue rocky road, the company which has a about to engine plants in brin plans to close one of them because of falling demand there, ford statement coming as boris johnson doubled spending on preparations for quote hard breks slight jump in ford shares premarket gm numbers, dollar general new make-up line, is a big hit online, cosmetics five dollars or less viral lipstick eye shadows, big play from beauty blowingers, believe it or not, reviewed on youtube instagream one 16 minute review had 125,000 views. >> clothing from amazon maria? make up there are a general. >> got it all for you. maria: you sure do, all good thank you, cheryl coming up federal reserve chairman jay powell hits markets investors reacting negatively to rate cut what he said that sparked that sell off america's favorite burger number one coming up what do you think it is wait till you hear it. back in a minute. ♪ ♪ can i get some help. watch his head. ♪ i'm so happy. ♪ whatever they