gerald ford was certainly the the nicest oh was he is a wonderful great guy great guy and he was the only president i worked for that that was a personal friend from before he went into the presidency and and we did serve together in congress and i we've worked together on things and we did a show about him after his presidency i got a five page handwritten letter is now it's just so i'm thinking of writing a book about him and that he deserves more than he's getting he doubts coming up in his new book secretary rumsfeld spells out rules for you to live by which of his rules is he not follow we'll find out after this. morning's today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images. from the streets and canada. operations to rule the day. wealthy british style sun. spot on the. market why not. going to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cancer for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our. don rumsfeld former secretary of defense we go back a long way his new book is rumsfeld's rules we understa

gerald ford was certainly the the nicest oh well she is a wonderful great guy great guy and he was the only president i worked for that was a personal friend from before he went into the presidency and and we did serve together in congress and i we've worked together on things and we did a show about him after his presidency i got a five page handwritten letter that was just so i'm thinking of writing a book about him and that he deserves more than he's getting he doubts coming up in his new book secretary rumsfeld spells out rules for you to live by which of his rules is he not follow we'll find out after this. time as a new alert animation gets scared me a little bit. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears of joy and a great thing. that had he had read dark at a court of law found online is a story made for the movies playing out in real life. don rumsfeld former secretary of defense we go back a long way his new book is rumsfeld's rules we understand a president ford first told you to put together rules for how

gerald r. officially changed until he was 22 years old. thanks to awful you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. stay tuned for "reliable stay tuned for "reliable sources." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> in the circuit court of the 18th judicial circuit, seminole county, florida, state of florida versus george zimmerman, verdict, we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. so say we all, foreperson? >> good morning, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. it is 11:00 in the east. thank you for joining us this sunday. >> and i'm chris cuomo. welcome to this special edition of "cnn newsroom." from potential l

>> i'm gerald sullivan. i have no problem with the department of public works. in the past years, 1994, the flags were replaced. we asked the roots be terminated and they said they would not repair the roots. if i understood you correctly you were doing some cutting of the roots? sorry. as i understand they were going to terminate some of the roots. it seems to be a little late to be doing that when it should have been done in 1994 when we first asked this question. i have been in the construction business for 50 years. roots do a lot of damage to underground electrical, plumbing, whatever is under there. they move it. now, when move it, water is going to come out. that makes the roots gravitate towards it. but the amount of pressure that these roots put under a foundation and i have no direct technical numbers they give you, but they move things. they cause the damage. i have seen it and i'm afraid it's happening here. that's our major concern. and the overhanging of these branches. we have a tenant in the top floor who like in a night when it's windy is very a

gerald tan, al jazeera. joins me liveitz from jerusalem to talk more about this. he is the editor of the "times of israel." as i'm sure you know, there is a certain amount of skepticism about these talks and where they are going to lead. is there any reason to be optimistic about this latest round of talks? as you report, this is the first direct contact and almost three years. that is something. you are right about the skepticism. i should tell you on the israeli side, there is profound skepticism. there was a decision taken by the government yesterday to release more than 100 palestinian prisoners, him of whom had been convicted of large-scale acts of terrorism, the murder of many israelis. netanyahu push that through his rather reluctant cabinet. he said, i support the partnership towards the palestinian state as long as it is on terms that do not threaten the existence of israel, but there is a sense that his predecessor really offered palestinians everything they said they were seeking and he cannot get a deal. there is not a great deal of optimism on the isr

gerald seib of the "wall street journal." and the new bureau chief for "time" magazine, michael scherer. he's also the author of this week's cover story on trayvon martin. on my left here, gwen ifill of the pbs "newshour." and noderator of "washington week." columnist david ignatius of the "washington post." and our cbs news political director john dickerson. susan, i just want to start with john boehner and what he talked to me about. we are seeing a very different kind of speaker, are we not? this is not tip o'neil who had an agenda. this is not jim wright. this is not even denis hastert. this is not bob dole when he was the leader of the senate republicans. he seems to see his job more as sort of a lawyer that's been hired by the majority to sort of represent them and then carry out their wishes. >> he kind of described the job as he was a concierge for the republican house caucus. and, you know, the thing that that says to me is that the immigration bill, not going to become law this year because to do big, hard things th

rewarding those parts of the organization for their safe performance, so at some point last year gerald williams, the head of industrial safety started a maintenance safety award and he looks at the safety statistics of all the different maintenance divisions in the mta and each quarter. whoever does best gets the award and this quarter's award goes to the scott center maintenance team which is lead by rich von seka and this is kind of behind the scenes operation. the scott center is where we maintain the non revenue vehicles so all of the vehicles that support the muni support and the rest of the mta are maintained by the scott division and they were chosen because of their reduction of lost time injuries, their demonstration of leadership in safety, monthly inspections compliance, safety employee commitment and active of safety within the work place. they work in the scott garage -- it's kind of across the street from animal care and control and an old facility not really designed for the purpose that it's being used so safety is all the more important so we just want to recognize ric

has been pulled off the calendars and we will move on to item number five which is appeal 13-052,gerald & dale sullivan, appellant(s) vs. dept. of public works bureau of urban forestry, respondent.eugenia street frontage of property at 201 bonview street. protesting the issuance on april 19, 2013 of an order to approve removal of one smaller tree, and deny removal of one larger tree. order no. 181206. public hearing held june 19, 2013. for further consideration today. >> it is for today to allow hurtado to participate in the vote. >> i did view the video of the june 19th hearing and i am prepared to participate in a vote code. >> okay, the matter has been heard and we will just turn to deliberation then. >> do you have any questions? >> i don't have any questions. i believe at that last hearing we had a discussion on what occurred, the tree that was denied was originally approved by the staff, at the buf and when you look at the nature of it, it has reached its life, i think that it is time for renewal or i would support holding the appeal and to over turn the department's decision on t

gerald ford would have turned 100 yesterday.2013 how do the rest of us remember former president ford? >> wow, how do we remember him? i remember him as being a klutz. i think he'll always been remembered as a moderate republican that unfortunately this generation doesn't recognize anymore. >> michael: and the pardon good for america? >> no, when george w. bush mentioned it at the funeral, but the story of willis ward and michigan didn't let him play because georgia tech today we won't take the field if that black guy is on the field, gerald ford said he wouldn't play if willis didn't play. so the personal part is a lot more appealing than the political part. >> michael: that's a great story. well done. david shuster, ben mankiewicz thanks for coming into "the war room." really appreciate it. unfortunately many americans are just now realizing the impact of these crazy republican state laws. that's not the case in north carolina where moral mondays are quickly becoming a tar heel tradition. that's next in "the war room." documen

[applause] >> hi i am emma gerald and a field representative for seiu 1021. i representative nonprofit workers. i think you heard compelling testimony why we need the 4% increase. we appreciate the board's support last year with the 1.nine increase. however this was absorbed quickly with rents and cost of living and food and everyday costs and we're talking about wages that are pretty low and these are workers that with the poorest of the poor and frankly their work is hard and they deserve to be compensated fairly. they deserve to have family health care where a lot of folks don't have. it's so expensive that some of them use public assistance. it's unacceptable. white the nonprofit funding has been flat ine

[applause] >> hi i am emma gerald and a field representative for seiu 1021. i representative nonprofit workers. i think you heard compelling testimony why we need the 4% increase. we appreciate the board's support last year with the 1.nine increase. however this was abed

a, president gerald ford. b, president richard nixon. c, union leader jimmy hoffa.or willy brandt. stay tuned. we'll tell you the correct answer. go to cnn.com/fareed for more of the "gps" challenge and lots of insight and analysis. and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. this week's book of the week is "the metropolitan revolution" by bruce katz and jennifer bradley. if you think that america is dysfunctional and its politics broken, you have to read this powerful corrective. the authors, scholars of the brookings institution, argue that across america mayors and metropolitan governments are reaching across party lines, partnering with the private sector, and solving problems. america is growing but from the bottom up, not the top down. now for the last look. the united states got some good news this week. it is no longer the most obese developed nation in the world, according to the u.n. mexico is now the heavyweight champion of the industrialized world. as countries develop, one unfortunate side effect is that their people also grow fatter. look at the ric

let's go to gerald in south carolina. gerald? >> caller: hi, jim. big fan. can't wait for your next book. >> thank you very much. >> caller: i'm calling about pandora. yesterday morgan stanley upgr e upgraded it to overweight to online. some analysts are making the case that pandora could be the next netflix given the extent of its content consumption. i wanted to know what you think about this. >> i think the stock's had a big run. i think the stock got hit in a lot of short selling when apple said they were coming after them and now it's had a big run in the 19. i think you have to wait for a pull back because someone is going to downgrade the stock and you'll get a better chance to enter it. i hear you. the netflix comparison doesn't seem that wrong given the subscriber growth to pandora. sometimes you have to check the pulse of the flat line stock. it's inspired me to look at zynga which i now like. that's big change for me. i don't really care for blackberry and nokia, i'm calling it an honest to goodness call option that's worth buying. "mad money" wil

nhl hall of famers were announced, including brendan shanahan plus only the third one in history, gerald even shahini. >>> chris wolowski had three goals in the 6-1 jersey there. look at that. too many ws, one too many right in the middle. >> you think he would notice. he's like, i'm just going to wear it. >>> and the rivalry between ohio state and michigan, helping 12-year-old grand reed. the young fan hab completed chemotherapy for cancer. his progress looks good. his motivation, grant named his tumor michigan. that way the buckeye fan can see can say he beat michigan. i'm a fan, but i'm glad that he's actually done this. go get them, grant. >> being in the right mental state when you're dealing with something like that is really important. whatever it takes to fight. thanks, richard. >>> entertainment is just ahead, including the loss of a trusted store cluck. plus, a government waste story that everyone will be talking about, that's coming up next. >>> welcome back. earlier, i showed you the heavy rain moves through areas of ohio. missouri is also a travel trouble spot. we have storm

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gerald hatsler gerald hatler works for california's department of fish and wildlife. >> before significant development we probably had runs on the san joaquin in excess of half a million fish. >> reporter: half a million salmon? >> yes. >> reporter: and what is it now? >> that population is what we call extricated, which basically means the population is extinct. >> reporter: hatler and fish biologists are trying to figure out how to bring the salmon back to the river, which means bringing back the river itself. >> i've never worked on anything that's had the magnitude of this project. in fact, it's certainly the largest river restoration in california, and perhaps the united states, and we're looking at restoring a 153-mile stretch of river that dries up periodically. >> reporter: it's the second longest river in california. and in the late 1800s it became a river of legend, a major highway an fish ree. steam boats used to race in its deep channel. ferry boats brought people and crops across its fast moving water. but all that changed with the dam. 20 years ago the natural resources defen

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gerald and dale sullivan versus department of public works bureau of aura ban forestry. this is the order to approve removal of one smaller tree and deny removal of one larger tree. you have seven minutes. >> thank you. good evening. madam president and board members. we would like to take this time to dispute the ruling of the january 28 hearing that allowed the one tree to remain and the other one out. they earmarked the removal and the protest of hearing vowing for one tree to stay. we have dealt with these trees for 25 years. the property we own is on the corner of union street. in the packet you will see pictures of overhanging branches. the one tree is probably 65-75 feet tall. i would like to show you the corner property with the over hang and look down the street you can see the size of the tree and the overhang. it's also interfering with the street light in the corner. the trees are earmarked by the dwp as being unstable and not in good health an that's why they earmarked them for removal. the next slide i have here is the episodes i have here in june of 2010.

president's mother married gerald rudolph ford and began calling her son gerald r. ford jr. his name wasn't officially changed until he was 22 years old. thanks to awful you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. stay tuned for "reliable stay tuned for "reliable sources." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> in the circuit court of the 18th judicial circuit, seminole county, florida, state of florida versus george zimmerman, verdict, we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. so say we all, foreperson? >> good morning, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. it is 11:00 in the east. thank you for joining us this sunday. >> and i'm chris cuomo. welcome to this special edition of "cnn newsroom." from potential life imprisonment to free man, george zimmerman found not guilty. you just heard it. in the death of trayvon martin. jurors deliberated for 16 1/2 hours before clearing zimmerman of all wrongdoing, rejecting both the second-degree murder and manslaughter charges. zimmerman's reaction to last night's verdict was muted, as you saw. barely showing any

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tom to frame, author on a book of president gerald ward has written a piece.om defrank is joining us. it thank you for joining us. as you talk about president gerald ford, who would've turned 100 tomorrow, would he recognize the current republican house? i believe he would be spending a lot of time holding his head in his hand. he could be a fierce partisan but he always liked to try to find a way to deal with the democrats. closest friends in congress were democrats. he once said to me, "i would rather get something than nothing, even if there are some parts of something more hard to swallow." -- he was like ronald reagan in many respects. thatnk today he would say a lot of colleagues in the house of representatives would rather get nothing than something and feel like they came here to blow up the system. i think he would be very distressed, i think, about the state of his the love and house republicans. host: the photograph that accompanied your piece, to ,igures in republican politics dick cheney in donald rumsfeld. you wrote that ford was the leader when

foremost among his 50 combat medals bud day was awarded the medal of honor by president gerald ford.eath new leaves 78 recipients of the medal of honor. next week the president will award the medal to the newest recipient, a veteran of the war in afghanistan. >>> william scranton has died, former governor, presidential candidate and u.s. ambassador. used to be referred to as a moderately liberal republican back when there was such a thing. he ran as a goldwater alternative and lived outside the pennsylvania city that bears his family name. william scranton was 96. >>> and we've lost a member of the nbc news family. herb kaplow has died. longtime viewers will remember his decades on the air. he covered the nuremburg trials, the cuban revolution, the civil rights movement, ten presidential elections. his career spanned from 1951 to 1994. herb kaplow was 86 years old. >>> another break for us. up next, the hitchcock thriller that came to life. a huge heist amid all those rich people in a beautiful spot. >>> finally tonight, it's not supposed to be this easy. in the movies it's one thing

people forced from their homes by violence and long running instability were able to vote historian gerald horne says molly was simply not prepared for the election. the country is not ready at all for example tech the electoral roll for example the list of voters it's unclear why did the fact that there are so many refugees and internally displaced persons put it this way if our northern mali or because it had to go to a polling station it was not so long ago that these militant so-called islamicist were actually ruling that part of the country we recall the devastation they wreak the havoc they wreak in terms of beating women in the streets in terms of destroying valuable manuscripts stretching back centuries that basically revealed the intellectual firepower that then existed in that part of africa it seems to me that is election in many ways is going to be an uncertain in to an uncertain enterprise. still to come in the program of the french army is about to feel the full brunt of all they cannot make crisis thirty four soldiers could find themselves over the next five years as the mil