a lot of people feeling like the message they have, especially one tied to cases like george ford and breanna taylor and it is getting lost in what we're seeing now. how do we make progress from this point? >> one of the things as we hear a lot of very negative minority individuals in those protesting groups that say or do things like that, that really hurts because of what the majority of protesters are trying to accomplish but then again i we surprised that it has come to this? when you have worldwide people outraged at the murder of mister george ford advance a police officer saying i can't breathe it is not the first time, not even the second time and still nothing is done. the protesters are screaming for justice, for racial justice and quite frankly i fear unless they get it we are going to see here more of these incidents. there are numerous good police officers out there. a police officer who is african-american should not be demonized by their choice of profession. >> there are number of cases in which police officer been tried and convicted. we are taking this to a new level

not only in san jose but everywhere in the country following the killings of breanna taylor and george ford. now we head to berkeley where a filmmaker has turned a garage into a powerful tributes to black people have been killed by police. our reporter shows us the artist hopes this box not only discussion but change. >> this is a work in progress. >> she stands outside her home that has been transformed into a memorial for black people killed by police. the words black lives matter are painted across her two car garage along with dozens of names. >> what is important to me is that these people that we are remembering become alive for us as real people. >> she grew up in germany post world war ii. she learned about social injustice. remember seeing the world for victims of holocaust throughout her childhood. that is where she got the idea for this material. >> we had to work on dealing with the history. the culpability of every german. this is made them very sensitive to injustice everywhere. racism just stood out to me. >> they have been working on the project. they research important date

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know the push to defund the police that came out of the racial justice mobilization after joy george ford's killing so. federal offices where they're being deployed from. well in portland you have a federal courthouse that is typically protected by a very you know basically just security guards and they were quickly you know kind of outnumbered by protesters and so much security officials have sent in. agents from tactical teams from the border patrol from. the you know gratian enforcement arm ice as well as u.s. marshals from the department of justice who typically protect the justice system so you have a good you know different federal agents there who are now engaging on a nightly basis with with these protesters you know who are who are surrounding the courthouse and you know lobbying objects at it in fireworks and that type of thing we've been looking at file pictures as you've been speaking and they do look quite scary and tell us about the wall of moms. well you know one of the one of the things that is sort of the you know one thing that you see almost every protest when when. ortiz

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together with the families of george ford briana taylor philanthropist hill and michael brown were demanding the un investigate police killings of black people and violent attacks on protesters in the united states actually who they helped him execute to help me. help earth black people in america now you might call this a single case but it comes amid years of knowledge of u.s. government spying and the detention of people without charges that get mobbed as well as the case of julian a songe extradited to the united states julian assange could face up to life in prison that case has been dubbed a huge attack on freedom of the press the words of u.k. leaders global britain will be a force for good in the world come across as highly disingenuous it's as if the fact that the founder of wiki leaks is sitting in belmarsh prison has simply left their minds hypocrisy is a you know something that p.m.s. states is very good at so you know we're seeing a lot of human rights abuses right now it's a long list you know we still have people in guantanamo today we're seeing peaceful protests. and almost w

george ford in all the other victims of rude racial injustice and police brutality and it's the players for change demonstrated m.l.s. players for change there are black players giving a voice to them in the m.l.s. the black players of the m.l.s. to assist in making systemic change both inside and outside of the league so it was a powerful moment prior to the game and you saw the players of orlando city and into miami take. and me in the center of the field when the black players for change surrounded them with their fists raised but we did get into the action and it was a pretty exciting game so let's get into some of these highlights it was a scoreless 1st half 47th minute it. was the 1st goal of the tournament and that makes it one off the cross and victory and then take another look at a nice little give and go inside the box finishes from close range of act but orlando city had plenty of time to equalise you know their star nani they have down there he comes up huge down the stretch stringing up the left flank crosses mueller who turns on the jets to the back post run slides and th

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relentless pressure but it's made us into soldiers the black lives matter movement protests against george ford's death in the us have propelled atomised case back into the spotlight in france and made an ass or a figurehead for those fighting against racial injustice and police brutality i could. make by a little brother's name a symbol to tell the world that our brothers have the right to live and that they have the right to help build this world and build frantz and their own lives people walk through streets knew where adam lived and where he died were not a matter or i was arrested he was taken to this police station when his family came to find out what had happened it was several hours before police officers told him that he was dead france has a history of abusive arrests this week 3 police officers were charged for manslaughter in connection with the death of a delivery joy for in paris in january cedric's was of algerian origin his family says officers held him down while he cried out that he couldn't breathe. the charges are rare in france where police are often accused of acting with

as protesters continue to demand police reform across the united states in the wake of george ford's killing ethics experts argue police whistle blows a greater protection and the city of denver an internal affairs investigation says she's paying the price for speaking up against police misconduct charges there is what is your pastor has a story. a survey once video from march of last year shows a police officer punching an inmate in a wheelchair the man allegedly spit on the officer in the end the day your response should be a strike when you're dealing with. this hand it was late i heard who's elderly that was just released from the hospital and was in a wheelchair brittany erie art was a special agent with the u.s. state department for nearly a decade now she works for the city of denver where she investigates police misconduct. strike. you have to say. how do you know. i do my head and say i'm not sure what area it's office the public integrity division recommended the denver sheriff's department terminate the officer for lying but that didn't happen instead city leaders rejected

response to the worsening coronavirus pandemic and to the demands for racial justice following george ford's death going just over 3 months to go before the presidential election donald trump is taking action and talking tough on 2 other fronts as administration has ordered china's houston consulate to be shut down in the latest move against beijing and in the past few hours the president has announced that hundreds of federal law enforcement officers will be sent to the cities of chicago and albuquerque to combat what he calls rising crime state governors and city officials all democrats say this is a political stunt mike hanna as it's. the concern about federal involvement was sparked by scenes like this from portland oregon to weeks of anti racism protests federal troops in unmarked uniforms moved in confronting demonstrators and detaining them in unmarked vehicles much to the end of the state's governor this is a democracy not a dictatorship and we cannot have secret police abducting people into and putting them in unmarked vehicles. i cannot believe i have to say that to the president o

my friends since the very 1st protesters took to the streets in minneapolis over the murder of george ford to the recent protests in portland were groups of mothers fathers and military veterans are joining hands and readying their leaf blowers to push back against the tear gas and nightsticks the us establishment class and their mindless pundit followers have tried with all of their might and public relation teams to paint these protesters as dangerous terroristic groups of crazed and to leftists who who could at any moment burn down your favorite courthouse or church after kidnapping your blonde blue eyed children and forcing them to read howard zinn while listening to k.r.s. one and watching old belle castro speeches at any moment that's going to happen we saw this last tuesday during u.s. attorney general william bars testimony to the u.s. house judiciary committee when u.s. representative matt gates worriedly asked the bar about the possible spread of anti if these protests in portland were not contained. is it your view then that chief and other violent people engaged in these acts w

think what preceded george floyd and i think this kind of explains where we are now what preceded george ford was amar ari and that will that is another situation where the video was suppressed and even though these people his assailants were not his murderers were not they were not law enforcement law enforcement was part of that system that really surprised this video then change or slow and i think for the republican even done child's perspective donald trump was one of those who didn't call out and it wasn't just donald trump you had everybody trey gowdy mike huckabee rudy giuliani all of these people have talked about these incidents which is very different from where we are because i think in these it's typically these 2 cases it was pretty clear there wasn't any type of situation where it is warmer or it was a white or brown or even a for a green baltimore police these could possibly be interpreted where the victim played some sort of role in it this was pretty clear cut across the board i think that the republicans were we are kind of holding back because i think they're not just repu

center federal agents there to try to control the ongoing rallies over the death of african-american george fordin police custody on monday criticize cities run by what he called liberal democrats were sending law enforcement the portland was totally out of control the democrats the liberal democrats running the players and no idea what they were doing they were ripping down for $51.00 days ripping down the city destroyed the city looting it but the presence of the federal police in portland has caused outrage even from within trump's own party several court cases have been launched against the deployment including one by oregon state which accuses the forces of unlawfully detaining protesters the american civil liberties union describes it as a constitutional crisis. now issues surrounding china have top the agenda during a meeting between the u.s. secretary of state and british prime minister boies johnson in london the talks between my comp ale and johnson come as both countries step up pressure on beijing and made allegations of human rights violations and national security issues the u.k. h

scenes of destruction are even superficial attempts by the writers to connect their actions to george ford'seath or any legitimate call for reform. you hear this a lot that these are marxist revolutionaries who want to push out the system of government. i don't understand, what do the leaders of these cities expect will happen if you remove federal troops. if they don't let police do their job do they think these people are just going to go away? >> they know they are not and that is what is so disgusting, they think if they create enough chaos in our cities people will say this got to stop. i have to vote for a democrat so all this.. we can't be doing that but that is what they are thinking. that is why i say for nancy pelosi or anybody else to say he's not putting the best interest of the people, they are hoping the economy will stay shutdown, william barr will come in, very honest honorable guy and i don't think they are going to like what they hear because he just shoots straight and this poor guy, i am sure you all remember nadler and crew brought in witnesses before, the smaller the pe

. >> body cam footage of george ford's death is released to review by.and only.he footage taken of thomas lane and jeff done shows floyd lay yelling i can't breathe 20 times as former officer derek chauvin pushed his knee into his neck in may as floyd's family filed a lawsuit against the city of minneapolis and its police department. >> this is an unprecedented case and with this lawsuit we seek to set a precedent, to make it financially prohibitive. >> the lawsuit alleges the department trained its officers in, quote, warrior training and encourages use of deadly force in nondeadly circumstances. >> ms 13 gaining leader hit with terror charges for the first time ever. the doj says diaz, 20 gangs in 13 states, a person who would greenlight assassinations also seeking the death penalty for another ms 13 member. is awaiting trial on 7 madison 2016-2017 including killings of two teenage girls in long island, new york. >> nascar's top drivers racing to life at bristol motor speedway, chase elliott capturing the checkered flag for his first all-star race win and that

president trump but were posed by state officials months of protests which began over the death of george ford had been losing steam but accusations of heavy handed tactics by federal offices of reigniting unrest. political and economic tensions between the u.s. and china are escalating china is demanding the u.s. close its consulate in the city of chengdu while the chinese consulate in houston ended its operation on friday just moments after the deadline to close a group of men thought to be federal agents entered the building they were seen prying open several doors but did not respond when challenged the u.s. government accuses staff at the chinese consulate of espionage and darter theft allegations beijing says malicious slander china has retaliated by ordering the u.s. to close its consulates in the southwestern city of chengdu police blocked off the area as workers remove signs unclear when staff will have to vacate but a state run newspaper says the u.s. was notified they have until monday as you cue the staff at the u.s. consulate of meddling with its internal affairs trying to you has

it has been 42 days since the death of george ford with protests carrying over from june into july. continuing today in downtown manhattan the occupy city hall movement where people continue to demand the defunding of the nypd. shannon: as we reported deadly violence blanketing cities across the country over the holiday weekend. at least six children among the dead, dozens of shootings reported in atlanta, chicago and new york. let's discuss with charles love and pam bondi, great to see both of you, thank you for coming back. townhall has the headline six weeks, six cities, 600 murders, city after city operated by entrenched democrats have seen a massive expansion in lawlessness, violence and murder. i want to put up some stats from new york and chicago shootings up in june, 130%, murders of 30%, burglaries up 118%, 40,000 fewer arrests so far this year. in chicago the mayor said in a presser today 87 people shot, 17 killed, that includes two children. as a former top law enforcement officer from florida what do you make of what we are seeing? >> it is complete lawlessness. that's w

would it have saved george ford's life? would it have saved a goner's life?ome on. >> do you favor cuomo over bill diblasio? >> not necessarily. of cuomo says there's a culture of brutality i do not. i think almost trying to be cute, rabbinical and so wise above the fray. about a get out there and say the thing that happened on sunday when cops were pelted with glass bottles and trash, for responding to shots fired call picked up by technology, trying to protect people from getting shot, how about he tells the people of new york do not treat the cops that way. cuomo talked about lack of respect or trust between the community and the police. it is a 2-way street. of course there are cops that need training in de-escalation and courtesy and respect for the public needs to be told respect law enforcement. >> alexandria ocasio cortez worried about gimmicks, defunding police means defunding police, it does not mean budget tricks or funny math or moving school police officers to the department of education budget so the same police remain in schools so is diblasio

this crowd of hundreds of people didn't come with invitations they came to pay their respects to george ford with details coverage the government needs to balance the needs of the economy with a trace of the virus returning. from around the world organized crime is now beginning to try to play the role of robbing the boy by giving away food to win over the loyalty of people in desperate. art is resistance. in akra people are grabbing social and political issues by the horns. and time to sing creativity parody and protest to challenge and change ideas. gun a controversial a witness documentary on al-jazeera. you know again i'm fairly bad in doha the headlines on al-jazeera brazil's president has said positive fickle one of ours after months of dismissing the severity of the illness jailable scenario insists he feels in good health despite having a fever at goodwood so. everybody knew that sooner or later a significant part of the population would get it it happened i'm an example myself if i hadn't taken the test i wouldn't have known the result and it turned out positive i just got a positiv

football it's understood captain ache is ready to play but has received no offers in the wake of george ford's death and f.o. commissioner virgil goodell apologized to company and others for not listening to them earlier form this season players will be allowed to nail. 23 national hockey league players have tested positive for corona virus while in training just a day after the lake and players association agreed protocols to keep teams safe when the season resumes the plan is to resume this season in late july early august with the team's biased in 2 cities in canada players and staff will be tested for the virus on a daily basis and players are not of the large to take part but must inform the league by tuesday if they wish to opt out daily challenges also for major league baseball as they get ready to restart later this month to milwaukee brewers players have tested positive for cart a virus or though both matic champions the washington nationals canceled man by his team walk out this morning because of coverage 19 testing delays which they say make it unsafe to continue. american go for b

people didn't come with invitations they came to pay their respects to george ford we detailed coverage the government needs to balance the needs of the economy with the trace of the virus returning. from around the world organized crime is now beginning to try to play the role of. giving away food to win over the royalty of people in desperate need. al jazeera. hello i'm rob matheson this is the news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the conflict is in a new phase. reaching and president at levels the u.n. secretary general raises the alarm over the increasing role of foreign powers in the libyan conflict. more than 3000000 americans are confirmed to be infected with corona virus as the u.s. defends withdrawing from the world health organization. pumping new life into the economy the u.k. government announces $37000000000.00 more for a pandemic recovery plan. and pulling out thousands caught in the flood waters china's provinces back on high alert after battling the cone of violence outbreak. and i'm santa how much and i have all the sporting committing. international

this crowd of hundreds of people didn't come with invitations they came to pay their respects to george ford with details coverage the government needs to balance the needs of the economy with the trace of the virus returning. from around the world organized crime is now beginning to try to play the role of like giving away food to win over the loyalty of people in desperate. it is now time has gotten his piece at thank you know it's been more than 200 days before the one season is back underway in austria following a delay because of the coronavirus well terry botha leads off to starting on pole ahead of the race the 20 drivers took a moment to address social justice they gathered for the traditional grid photo wearing end racism t. shirts it was hamilton who's been a vocal supporter of the black lives matter campaign took in me alongside the majority of the drivers and some of the team mechanics. but as you saw the 6 drivers chose to stand instead among them were red bulls max for stepan and ferrari's charlotte clare clare tweeted before the race to explain his decision he said i believe t

relentless pressure but it's made us into soldiers the black lives matter movement to protests against george ford's death in the us have propelled atomised case back into the spotlight in france and made an ass or a figurehead for those fighting against racial injustice and police brutality i could. make by little brother's name a symbol to tell the world that our brothers have the right to live and that they have the right to help build this world and build france and their own lives people walk through streets knew where adam lived and where he died were not a match roy was arrested he was taken to this police station when his family came to find out what had happened it was several hours before police officers told them that he was dead france has a history of abusive arrests this week 3 police officers were charged for manslaughter in connection with the death of a delivery joy for in paris in january cedric's was of algerian origin his family says officers held him down while he cried out that he couldn't breathe the charges are rare in france where police are often accused of acting with impu

watergate occurs, president nixon resigns, gerald ford comes in, george bush is considered very strongly to be one of the potential vice presidential picks for gerald ford. he eventually goes to nelson rockefeller and turns to bush and essentially says you've been a loyal soldier for the republican party for all these years and quietly i'd like to get all the people involved in watergate publicly out of the city, out of the limelight. what would you like to do? where would you like to go? i can offer you paris, london, really the prime jobs he has to offer and george bush looks at him and says i'd like to go to china. and gerald ford says would you like to go to london or paris because those are the better place tuesday go, and he says no, china is growing, china is an exciting place. and also this is really key and this comes up in his personal correspondence at the time. china's a lot cheaper than london or paris. the ambassador to london and paris and other fine capitals of europe is expected to supplement the embassy's social budget. and after all these years in public service george

watergate occurs, president nixon resigns, gerald ford comes in. george bush is considered very strongly to be one of the potential vice presidential picks for gerald ford. he eventually goes with nelson rockefeller, and turns to bush, and essentially he says, "you've been a loyal soldier for the republican party for all these years, and, quietly, i'd like to get all of the people who were involved in watergate, even publicly, out of the city, out of limelight. what would you like to do? i know you like diplomacy after having being in the u.n. where would you like to go? i can offer you paris; i can offer you london," really, the prime jobs he has to offer. and george bush looks at him and says, "i'd like to go to china." and gerald ford says, "would you like to go to london or paris? because those are the better places to go." and bush says, "no, china is going to be a future. china is growing. china is an exciting place." and also -- and this is really key, and this comes up in his personal correspondence at the time -- china is a lot cheaper than londo

can do both and another point is ford isn't making self driving please driving into the protesters with the self driving vehicles also if this conversation after george other wrong incident said let's take on the protocols in the process and better training programs and disciplinary action but now we have to go to purity of thought and to ensure to remove racism in our lifetime. that is a wonderful theory but it's not practical and it doesn't help people. greg: i believe the reciprocity if you believe it and you should sign a waiver knows please car comes to your house. that's almost impossible to enforce but i can dream also the senior version. my prayers have been answered. cut! sonny. was that good? line! the desert never lies. isn't that what i said? no you were talking about allstate and insurance. i just... when i... let's try again. everybody back to one. accident forgiveness from allstate. click or call for a quote today. sstop struggling to clean tough messes with sprays. accident forgiveness from allstate. try clean freak! it has three times the cleaning power of the leading spray to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. and it's great for ba

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that said, people i have grown up who voted for gerald ford, who voted for george h.w.n twice. this right/center right group of voters that you discuss in this book are now moving towards a more nationalist view and are some of the same people who call me at least once a week and say, hey, joe, i saw how people are getting phone calls and being told they're testing positive when they haven't even taken a coronavirus test all these other absurd conspiracy theories suggesting that what they're reading on facebook is proving the coronavirus is, in fact, a hoax. >> so, look, one of the themes of the book is the power of conspiracy theory and the way in which conspiracy theories can be used to mold politics. we all have this idea that -- you can create doubt in your own institutions, you can create negativity about your own society, you can create a lack of faith in your own country by using conspiracy theories that are designed to so doubt and distrust i saw that first happen in poland i wrote about it in the book and "the atlantic" piece that you referenced at the beginnin

can do both and another point is ford isn't making self driving please driving into the protesters with the self driving vehicles also if this conversation after georgeloyd and other wrong incident said let's take on the protocols in the process and better training programs and disciplinary action but now we have to go to purity of thought and to ensure to remove racism in our lifetime. that is a wonderful theory but it's not practical and it doesn't help people. greg: i believe the reciprocity if you believe it and you should sign a waiver knows please car comes to your house. that's almost impossible to enforce but i can dream also the senior version. my prayers have been answered. what happened daddy? well, you see here... there's a photo of you and there's a photo of your mommy and then there's a picture of me. but before our story it goes way, way, way back with your great, great, great grandparents. see this handsome man, his name is william. william fell in love with rose and they had a kid. his name was charles and charles met martha... isn't she pretty? yeah. gubut force factor's test x180 are tough. isn't she pretty? can help us man up, ame

collectively you've served us, richard nixon, gerald ford, jimmy carter, bill clinton, george w. bush, barack obama and donald trump. july 21 to the president issued a memo directing the secretary of commerce to provide him with the information necessary to exclude undocumented immigrants from the census count for apportionment purposes. many people have opined already that the president memorandum is unlawful and unconstitutional. i've studied it closely and believe that it violates the language of the constitution and existing federal law. but i want to ask each of you the same question for a yes or no answer. in your opinion, and based on your knowledge and experience, does the president july 21 to know seeking to exclude undocumented immigrants from the apportionment based appeared to violate existing federal law and historically enduring fears of the constitution, yes or no? >> yes. >> doctor eastman. >> no. >> mr. pruett. >> yes. >> is. >> mr. thompson. >> yes. second question based on your knowledge and experience, does the constitution require the census to count every pe

george w. bush to barack obama, we've had this unusual he turkey occurs t. everson, madison and monroe. so it's easy to forget, of course, the nixon and ford years, which like the johnson/kennedy years, were truncated. but i think pat nixon and betty ford served in the white house at a time of enormous change and they were agents of a gentle turn towards the future. thank you very much. >>> well done. thank you, carl. we will do that now. i do want to ask the first one, though, as i mentioned the author of more than a dozen books, the latest this one, "why they wore it." it was done in collaboration and also available for sale in the museum store, and i think carl will sign it if you buy it. this was done in four months. can you tell us a bill about that experience in four months? >> i don't know if i should. it was insane. and yet, you know, everybody was doing their part. i would send imaging and photographs, and then say we got to find one that's public domain, so there were various staff members here who were very diligent in tracking down that event, finding an image. there was a lot of back-and-forth. my now favorite moment of the wh

"the detroit free press" reports ford executives have also fielded questions during at least one virtual town hall and in a series of letters since the death of george floyd in late may. ward's chief communications officer says the company wants to hear from all employees and be transparent about its decisions. optimism over the prospects for the coronavirus treatment stocks up, the dow gained 369 today, s&p 500 finished ahead 33, nasdaq rose 70 and yes, that's another record close. the dow was up almost a full percentage point, s&p gained one and three quarters, nasdaq up 4%. amazon is not ordering employees to delete the popular video app tiktok from phones on which they use amazon email. the company sent out a correction today saying it sent to the original demand out in error. the initial directive cited security risk from the china-owned app. china is rejecting any prospect of joining a nuclear arms limitation talks with united states, beijing says the u.s. is neither serious nor sincere on the subject. tonight's the state department correspondent rich edson tells us what is to make it all means. >> china's message to the united states, stop in

instance of misconduct like the case of george floyd, when the officer is white and the victim is black, the question the motivation is assumed. it's considered to be a fordn conclusion. as to what some of the reasons for that are, i can only speculate, i think one might be the power that we've seen that these narratives can happen to drive change into obscure facts that get in the way of the change that a lot of people have been capitalizing on these events to affect >> i'd like to ask the same question to coleman. why do so many people assume this was a racial incident? i agree with ralph that it fit a narrative that some activist and political types, some more progressive commentators want to push. >> absolutely. i agree with ralph that the short answer is we don't know if it was racially motivated. that sounds crazy to people who haven't been paying attention to the full range of people who get killed by police in this way.but it's worth reminding people there's a white nam named tony timms who died in a very similar way under the need of a dallas police officer for 13 minutes and 2016 and that was released in video and didn't spark as much outrage as

ford. but in 68, according to john each's book about bush, destiny and power, nixon's shortlist for vp was, john tower, george bush, sparrow aga new, and one more, ronald reagan. wouldn't that have been something? now comes 1989. at this point, tower is former senator tower, former chair of the armed services committee of the senate. which names him his old friend who secretary of defense. it comes out that there is concerns about -- his love of women and boos. there was also some sort of conflict of interest investigations well. it was the first time since 1959 that a cabinet officer was not confirmed. the senate at that point was 45 -- republicans 55. democrats, i believe. and the vote went down, 47, 53. that to me, it means, i believe it means two democrats crossed over and voted yes. more republicans voted no, but it was due to the fact that the democrats were in the senate, and in control of the senate. that is why tower did not get through. the larger point to make here though, is george bush feel very strongly that loyalty goes down as well as up, and was tremendously loyal to john tower, despite all t

george mason university. i really enjoyed your class a lot. >> thank you. >> you talked about how the president ford, presidentcarter, became friends in 1981 on the way to the funeral on the plane. i wanted to ask, you didn't talk about how betty ford and rosalynn carter became friends. i wanted to know how that event transpired. >> i'm glad you asked because just as this unlikely former friendship developed between the two former presidents, likewise, mrs. ford and mrs. carter, they discovered they had a whole lot in common. they teamed up, for example, to become a pretty formidable lobbying payer. they would testify before congress for funding, for example, for mental health programs, which of course had been a special interest of mrs. carter's and for the work that mrs. ford was doing on alcohol and drug dependsy issues. >> what kind of relationship did the fords and nixons have after leaving washington? >> i think perfectly friendly, to be perfectly honest with you, you couldn't go through watt eergate and the pardon and have it not affect the old casual friendship. that they had enjoyed, but i remember se

the hamptons and unlike the ford titans who were grilled today, they don't care how it happens or how many people will be hurt by their actions and wishes let's go to george in minnesota, george >> caller: hi, jim. >> hi, george. >> caller: i was wondering how you feel about cliff stock. >> no, no, we're not buying -- if you want to buy the maetals, buy gold i know iron, people say we're short on ire. actually, i get that we're actually short nickel but that's valet and i would never recommend valet. go for the highest quality we own the precious which is gold dick in virginia, dick >> caller: hi, jim i wanted to talk to you about kodak and the yield that went down. >> right. >> caller: you know, the stuff was $2 and got as high as $6 today and closed $33 so the government came along and gave them a loan of $765 million and out of that, they are going to create 350 jobs so each job if i divide that, each job is worth $2.2 million and divide that over the 25-year loans, say it's worth 90,000 the numbers don't add up. >> sometimes the market, the actual mechanism of the market fail because there is not enough stock, there's not enough flow people are short

ford stop making police cars completely. i have want to bring in cheryl casone. this is a amazing story. reporter: you mentioned the interceptor that is in the video of georgerts black lives matter and he understands the employees concerns and grieve vanses. he -- grievances. he said he would not stop making the vehicles. he is making 30,000 of them a year. 2/3 of the police vehicles come from ford. while he listened to his employees he pushed back, i just don't think this is the right move now. i will say trek, they make the bikes, the police bikes, they had a similar situation a few years ago as well. charles: what do you make of it, cheryl? then you've got facebook has internal eruption, trying to force the ceo's hand? ford the same thing. a lot of ceo's are blinking and i think they're making some poor business decisions. reporter: i agree with you, actually. the difficult thing for companies whether they wade into politics or social awareness or social justice in this instance, unless that company is really already had that mission in place, it looks a little frankly hypocritical when you see these companies all of sudden go, we'll do this, we'll do th