>> gerald ford. >> nope. fdr. >> very good, al. >> i was thinking "snl." >> 1939. >> world's fair. >> cadet alexander. >> hey. >> what question do you have? >> what were george washington's false teeth made of? >> wood. >> no. >> that was my guess. >> it was ivory, fabric, some other stuff, but a bunch of things. >> al is ivo ivory and wood. wait, i made that up. it's what al said. >> what's your question? >> which former president was a model for the cover o "cosmopolitan" magazine? >> gerald ford. >> yes. >> very good. >> contemporary history.

again there's a famous gilbert stewart painting on the wall, it's where gerald ford was sworn in after nixon resigned. on a lesser note, susan ford had her prom there and amy carter scuffed up the floor with her roller skates. history is remarkable. you simply can't escape it. it's just remarkable. you're walking where lincoln walked and thomas jefferson walked and roosevelt rolled around. it's amazing. still mind blowing to go in there. >> and the floor plan, i think it was of the current white house on the second floor, there was a room that was noted as cos.room. >> that woulder would be chief of staff office. >> it looked like it was right there in the private area. i got it. >> in the -- go back and look at

in my mind, gerald ford was not a singular or influential member of the warren commission. the staff did much of the work, supervised by the chief justice. he was involved at the key meetings. he attended all the meetings. but i don't feel that gerald ford was a major player or mover in the warren commission. >> final question. >> follow-up to the statement that you talked about, mentioned about motion pictures, interpretation, conspiracies. george f. will recently was very critical of bill o'reilly's big on killing lincoln because of historical inaccuracies. would you like to make any comment as a follow-up? fine. >> you might very well say that. i couldn't possibly comment. >> just as bamary lincoln might have thrown away her and her husband's dignity. i wonder about jackie remarrying? didn't this take away dignity? >> here is the thing about jackie and onassis. remember this. jackie had seen her husband shot to death in front of her. she then tried to move home to georgetown. and stalkers and fans and worshipers hounded her. they looked in her windows. they took photogra

. >> gerald ford, i know your said gerald ford should get more appreciation. getting out of the vietnam war. it cost him the election possibly 1976. any feelings we are underappreciated and him? i think more as a human being than as a president. hard or much that to understand what was achieved. abused the media during his presidency. the term of lyndon johnson ford could not shoot gum and walk at the same time. actually companies as of the more vulgar than that. it was said that he played too much football without a helmet. fact, this is a man who had gone through the university of michigan as a football player. he had gone through yale law school. as tough a law school as it was in the country. he was not a dummy that he was said to be. and, i always thought that the notion that he was clumsy, but who's constantly falling down out of airplanes and stuff, he, himself said that when he was people with him desert combat pay. that this was unfair. i was once in a conference with him. in the meantime, i was standing in line, the man crashed into me. i'm usually g

gerald ford would've been the president if that had happened.it would've been six months before he became president. accorsi was picked by nixon. he had other people on his list the next and who was under fire. he had john connolly, treasure secretary and is less. and i remember saying please, don't to this i do not like john connolly who was shot when kennedy was shot. you have george hwb shauna's list, imagine that. he had bob dole on this list and ronald reagan on his list and nelson rockefeller. all interesting and significant in the future. he ended up picking ford because he figures ford is the vice president nobody wants that jerry to become president. no, slice he's a decent fellow, and on the sky, general form would be fine. that's what he did not understand. now he himself will have to assassination attempts. on september 5 and 20 second, 1975. two and 75. two in one my. seventeen days apart. amazing. both by women. the only other cases running the boardinghouse to lincoln. here we have lynette, a follower of charles manson confronting

not the first choice, gerald ford. he had other people on his list, nixon, who was under fire and had to pick a replacement for agnew. he had john connolly, treasury secretary, on his list. and i remember at the time saying, please, don't do that. i did not like john connolly who, of course, was shot when kennedy was shot. i didn't like john connolly. he also had george h.w. bush on his list. imagine that. he had bob dole on his list. interesting. he had ronald reagan on his list and nelson rockefeller. interesting and significant in the future. but he ended up picking ford because he figured, nixon, that ford's a vice president, nobody wants to have gerry become president, so they'll keep me in there. no. as hong as he's a decent fellow, honest guy request, gerry ford would be fine. that's what he didn't understand. he himself will have two assassination attempts which is unbelievable. on september 5th and 22nd, 1975. two in a month. two 17 days apart. amazing. and both by women! only cases, only other case is running

she was kind of an odd duck. >> when gerald ford became president, within the space of one month wereempts on his life, squeaky fromme and sara jane moore. both tried to shoot him. it's like, what's going on? why can't this be stopped? >> once again this nation has narrowly escaped the tragedy, the trauma of the assassination of our president. above all else, this points out the need for some additional measures, some additional precautions to protect the life of the highest elected official in the country. will it take another assassination in our lifetime to finally force some action? that make me smile. n life spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well fitting dentures let in food particles. just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentures in, it's about keeping the food particles out. t

ford, andkley: gerald i know your friend david mccullough says gerald ford should get a little bit more ,ppreciation, pardoning nixon the cost of the election possibly in 1976. that he is underappreciated? prof. leuchtenburg: i think ford, as a human being more than a president. he certainly was abused by the media during his presidency. the term of lyndon johnson's saying that ford could not chew gum and walk into a room at the same time. actually said something more vulgar than that. he played tooat much football without a helmet. who had this is a man gone through the university of michigan as a football player and had gone through yale law school. as tough a law school as there was in the country. he was not the dummy that he was said to be. i always thought that the notion that he was clumsy, constantly falling down out of airplane steps. he himself said that when he was golfing, people who were accompanying him deserves combat . that this was unfair. i was watching a conference with him and it was lunchtime. me and irashed into got angry. i turned around and it was gerald ford. so

now we have gerald ford. we have an attempt on more indirect by a name samuel bike. he has a plot that's unique, he's never going to confront the president directly. he's not eyeball to eyeball. something covered up for a long time and a lot of it was not known until ten, 12 years ago when a movie came out, the assassination of richard nixon. staring sean penn, what do you mean assassination? it was covered up very well shortly in 2004 and 2005. and the history channel has an hour-documentary the plot to assassinate nixon and we learned more about it. it was covered for a long time. what did samuel want to do, he want today hijack a plane, try to in the baltimore airport, he actually shot and killed the pilot and i think wounded the co-pilot, then was shot and killed by airport police, he wanted them to do is fly the plane from baltimore to washington and attack the white house, hit it. now, nixon wasn't home that day so he would have been killed. but the thought that somebody using a plane to attack the white house in february '74, 9/11, 27 years early, that's mind

gerald ford said the sitting president is a much more of a massachusetts republican, ronald reagan will probably get it. if massachusetts had been a winner-take-all state then gerald ford would have gotten all of massachusetts's delegates so the reagan people said to their friends in the massachusetts legislature, how about awarding your delegates proportionally? by awarding them proportionally ronald reagan won delegates. candidates who understand have a huge advantage so for instance barack obama went right into new york state and targeted all that african-american districts understanding correctly that he could get a delegate harvest out of those african american districts even while hillary clinton was swinging her home state of new york. this brings me to are really important point. after the first contest this is not a state by state contests in the way the of the tour college is. this is in 435 congressional districts because that is where the delegates are awarded. you can go on the republicans side where they have a lot of winner-take-all systems by district, a republican can l

>> gerald ford. >> nope. fdr. >> very good, al. >> i was thinking "snl." >> 1939. >> world's fair. >> cadet alexander. >> hey. >> what question do you have? >> what were george washington's false teeth made of? >> wood. >> it was ivory, fabric, some other stuff, but a bunch of things. >> al is right. ivory ivory and wood. wait, i made that up. it's what al said. >> what's your question? >> which former president was a model for the cover of "cosmopolitan" magazine? >> gerald ford. >> yes. >> very good. >> contemporary history. >> keep answering ford. fdr would be my answer for everything. >> cadet aiden. >> what is the name of the president on the tv show "scandal"? >> president fitzgerald. >> yes. >> good morning, cadet. >> who was the -- >> grant. >> bathtub, right? >> howard. >> ate a lot of garrett's popcorn. >> this is cadet colonel. what is your question? >> question seven, which early 19th century president had two pet bears? >> dfr fdr. >> jefferson. >> bears roamed around the white house lawn. jeffer

it is true exactly as you said the she did so in 1976 against gerald ford but he called the gerald ford in advance and said i don't want us to attack each other in such a way that it splits the republican party and allows the democrats to win. neil: didn't happen that year? >> it is through the republicans lost that year but gerald ford was lagging way behind jimmy carter and put on a good come back and came within a point or two of winning. the split that they had not seen to be responsible for the defeat. neil: i do seem to remember -- i am very young, i was two or three at the time which i wasn't. i do seem to remember is there were a lot of conservatives chafing at what they considered the shabby treatment of ronald reagan at the '76 convention in kansas city. it wasn't as if they ran to vote for jimmy carter but a lot of them sat on their ands. i am wondering if a tick off ted cruz supporter goes to marco rubio or to donald trump, you know the game, you are not really keen on the all the nominee and won't go out of your way to help that nominee. what do you think? >> i think that i

that goes back to the gerald ford administration. high school hoops play-off action. and there's thomas. he gives steve a lead at the line. then robinson chiming in. crusaders lead by 5 at the half. kevin, leading at the run. strong to the hoop. he's being recruited by duke, usc and fsu. 4 aet quarter, how about jesse saint mark. serious hang time. tampa bay advances. they're going to hose the bulls in the semi finals on thursday. this comes to a halt in the 73-70 despite 31 points from these guys. jamal, floater won't go but he brought it. chris perry putting it back in. and giving them a lead. mcmurray just inside the line. he had 17. that's back to back win. scc showdown between the gators and these guys. picking up in the second half. it's alyoop time. chris puts them up by one for the game. they would win it at the freethrow line. 73-69. gators suffer their loss. reporting to charlotte yesterday. today they got the day off before holding their spring training work tomorrow. stephen junior is one of. he admits his rookie campaign was marred by injury. he wants to

>> gerald ford. >> yes. >> very good. >> contemporary history. fdr would be my answer for everything. >> cadet aiden. >> what is the name of the president on the tv show "scandal"? >> president fitzgerald. >> yes. >> correct. >> good morning, cadet. >> who was the -- >> grant. >> bathtub, right? >> howard. popcorn. >> this is cadet colonel. what is your question? >> question seven, which early 19th century president had two pet bears? >> jefferson. >> bears roamed around the white jefferson. >> cadet james is back with another question. >> which president studied nuclear physics? >> jimmy carter. >> wow! >> engineering student. >> al knew the questions before. >> i don't think he did. >> oh, my gosh! [ applause ] >> nice scarf on top. >> i want you to eat more garrett's popcorn and go to today's take -- facebook.com/today's take and like us. >> excellent. >> come on out, everybody. come around with us. >> tonyenytony, thank you. >> hang out with al. >>> how to keep a pot of boiling water from overflowing and other your mind, after these messages.

defeating incumbent president gerald ford won the caucus vote over ronald reagan.in 1980 george h. w. bush finished first in the republican caucuses. but it was ronald reagan went on to defeat jimmy carter. in 1984 democratic caucus winner walter mondale was crushed in the general election by president reagan. in 1988 missouri congressman richard gephardt finished first on the democratic side. and kansas senator bob dole took the top spot for republicans. but it was third place finisher george h. w. bush who easily won the presidency over massachusetts governor michael dukakis. in 1992 iowa's own support of more than 70 percent democratic caucus goers. but it was 4th place finisher bill clinton who defeated incumbant president bush. in 1996 bob dole of kansas was again the choice of republicans. but he lost to president clinton. in 2000 vice president al gore was the democrat's choice... losing to george w. bush by a hanging chad. democratic caucus winner john kerry also lost to bush in 2004. in oh-eight.... 3 little known illinois senator barack obama's "boots on the ground" campa

gerald ford was a center and linebacker for the university of michigan' s unbeaten teams in 1933 and 1934 when he was the wolverine' s m.v.p. and george h.w. bush was a first baseman for yale' s baseball team, which brings us to this year' s candidates for the highest office in the land. donald trump played baseball, basketball, and soccer for new york military academy, perhaps that' s where he developed his self confidence. jeb bush was captain of the phillips andover tennis team and a member of the paa class of 1971, along with bill belichick. marco rubio was a safety at south miami high school and earned a football scholarship to hillary clinton lists softball, pickup basketball, and tennis as sports she enjoyed playing and claims she once won a trophy for a mixed doubles tourney in arkansas. and bernie sanders grew up in brooklyn, attended james madison high school where he ran for the track and cross country teams and once posted a very impressive time of 4 minutes 37 seconds in the one mile run. does any of this information make them uniquely qualified to be president? of cours

. >> president gerald ford was here as well as frank sinatra. >>reporter: while the asking price is less than what the great one paid for it, the hoa fee is over $1800 because it sitsn three lots. the home has garnered a lot of attention but the hope is whoever buys it will remain some of its -- >> one of these days, in >>reporter: inside the hills of 10 news. >>> still to come in this morning's sports wrap, the latest on scare. >>> alexander barkov back on the ice. he missed six games. a bang. >>reporter: good friday morning. i'm will manso with your local 10 morning sports wrap. chris bosh and his blood clot scare. telling the sun centinel that doctors are continuing to explore options. while he would not comment on whether bosh could play again this season. >>> the heat will try t t bounce back after that tough loss to the warriors a couple minutes ago. steph curry burning the heat in a scorching hot third quarter. the heat need to bring this same type of intensity tomorrow in boston. >> he was right there, gave us a chance and hoho things go

the last 100 been wrong on a presidential election only once...in 1976 when the state went for gerald ford instead of jimmy carter. the first step in the latest race for the white house begins in earnest here....over the next few days. happy caucusing! whether you are a democrat or republican you must go to your specific precinct to caucus. both state parties have set up websites that will tell you exactly where to go and give you additional details. we've set up links to those sites on our website....fox 5 vegas-dot-com. and just a reminder, the democratic caucus is this saturday february 20-th. the republican caucus is on tuesday the 23-rd. a special edition five -- saturday night. coverage of the candidates local headquarters. for a look at our coverage... head over to fox5 vegas dot com and click on elections under the news tab. easy targets. warning to drivers this morning. what you can do to prevent becoming a victim of auto theft. a family is still searching for answers into their sons death. the new incentive being offered they hope will to and we're breaking news on following brea

black history week, but in 1976 it became black history month in many states, and in fact president gerald ford was the first to acknowledge black history as being important. the united kingdom acknowledged it in 1987, canada in 1995. until we have an emphasis on african american who made a contrib to our society because of that. we have that guest who has been here before, we've had him as a guest back in july so i'm please to have him again, paul cob. good to see you again. >> good to be here. >> what is your background and history that you've made? >> well, you know i was born here in the bay area. i became a reporter with the post newspaper, went to selma to march with dr. king and to record the events and to participate in that historic event. i participated in forming the black caucus which helped elect blacks to public office in the city of oakland and i became a kennedy fellow, worked for robert f. kennedy memorial or foundation, and from there i got involved with senator mcgovern as a speech writer and traveled around the country. from there i became the director of the southern electi

ceremony for william henry harrison.the program honoring past presidents was started by president gerald ford in the seventies.since north bend was harrison's home.. a crowd will gather at the city building at ten-30 for a memorial walk to harrison's tomb.. and the wreath laying ceremony. 3 in more local news ...a new grocery is coming to over-the- rhine ...the epicurean mercantile company will open an urban grocery store on race street adjacent to findlay market.it will also have a lunch counter that will offer freshly made foods prepared by a chef in front of shoppers. the owners expect to be open in september. 3 the fate of a controversial mural at the university of kentucky is now in the hands of a task force. the artwork at issue shows slaves working in a tobacco field. it was donated to the school in the 30's, and has been covered since november. the mural is painted on a wall in memorial hall.. so it cannot be moved without destroying it. the school's president says it should be placed in a more historically accurate and force is being headed up by the school's director of african amer

it was president gerald ford versus ronald reagan. ford clinched the majority before the first floor vote but went on to lose the election. it's a scenario parties try to avoid. >> if the party looks bad to the public, it raises your chances of losing. >> last month, a group of gop leaders met in washington to talk about the chance of a brokered convention, signaling concern. they need to be careful not to snub voters. >> they wouldn't want to show bias toward candidates and have to show openness to the choice of the american people. >> even if an outsider candidate like donald trump or ted cruz wins a clear early lead, there could still be a bitter convention fight. that's because of a wildcard, so-called super delegates at the convention, delegates who can vote however they want. >> there is a chance that super delegates are not going to pledge support for donald trump and might pledge support for jeb bush or marco rubio, or even chris christie. >> it will be a couple more months into the primary season before it's clear what republ

government in 1976 when president gerald ford urged americans during the month of february to "seize the opportunity" to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of black americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history. moment." let's give credit where credit is due and pay tribute to let us honor and thank those americans of our past who worked hard and made sacrifices for our country - all for the furtherance of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. i'm larry macon jr. and that's my advice to you. never forget - black history is american history. thank you. >> we encourage your response to this editorial. i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! come in, come in! i didn't know your home wifi could stream so many devices at the same time. dad, it's time warner cable internet. crazy-fast. and we were right across the street the whole time. the whole time. make your home as connected as possible with time warner cable. pnget everyday low price internet r to 50 meg internet. plans start at $14.99 per month. call n

government in 1976 when president gerald ford urged americans during the month of february to "seize the opportunity" to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of black americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history. so i urge you to "seize the moment." let's give credit where credit is due and pay tribute to those who have done great things for mankind. let us honor and thank those hard and made sacrifices for our country - all for the furtherance of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. i'm larry macon jr. and that's my advice to you. never forget - black history is american history. thank you. >> we encourage your response to this editorial. >> abby: so, you're positive? ' cause it's not like the lab doesn't make mistakes. i mean, look at what happened with my mom, unless that was all an act. >> stitch: ashley called and said she had another test run and the results were negative. >> abby: negative negative? >> stitch: as negative as you can get. yeah. so, yes. the lab messed up with her results, but -- >> abby: but not with mine? >> stitch: you're having

president gerald ford was here as well as frank sa na dra. and off off his bedroom is the on personal saw naw wa while the asking prices less than what he paid for temperature of the hoa is over $1800 because it sits on three loss. the home what has gar nerded a whoever buy it. >> maintain jack key's charm. >> we're looking for a buyer with with unique taste. one that can appreciate the historical value of thisouse. >> neki: one you say can put in money for renovations. >> todd: if you buy it for the asking price of of 300,000 u'll have to put that much into it to update it. >> neki: maybe they like it like that. i thought some of the stuff was cool. >> todd: the architecture is you neefnlgt the comb hoam comes completely as is with all the furnishings that were left there. that in itselel might be worth something on auction. >> neki: sell it on owks auction or ebay or craig's list. >> todd: or other thing. >> neki: and the search many had this morning for a missing 2-month-old baby. the child taken from a home on north west 18th court. the d

backyard, [ laughter ] well, in his first official move, today, in baseball, richard nixon got gerald ford to pardon billy martin. [ laughter ] the dodgers, as you know, lost. and, uh-- [ applause ] [ cheering ] tommy lasorda is still despondent, over the loss. today, he tried to jump off one [ laughter ] there's not a great deal, in the news, uh, today. um, one kind of an important item-- this weekend marks the anniversary of the incandescent lamp by thomas edison, in menlo park, new jersey. now, this-- [ applause ] this may not mean much to you, but, before that time, moths never had a place to gather socially. [ laughter ] [ applause ] and one of the-- one of the big drawbacks-- one of the big drawbacks to edison's invention of the light bulb was that, for the first time, people could see what menlo park looked like, at night. [ laughter ] what else is happening? do you know our attorney general, ed meese? the winner of the ed mcmahon incidentally. [ laughter ] is in hot water again? >> yeah. >> because he reportedly said-- he disagrees with that you're innocent until proven guilty. tha

reagan in 76 had primary to gerald ford. you want to tick off republican leadership? come within an inch of beating the republican president in a primary. republican leadership loathed ronald reagan with the heat of a thousand white-hot suns. you can't work well with others they saidyou can't work well with others and you took on your own party's president. think about what reagan did. he did not get on a plane and fly to washington and sit down with the old bulls and say, you've got to stand for something. he knew it was hopeless. there was nothing he could say that would persuade them. he took the case to the american people and build a grassroots title wave that became the reagan revolution. and he change the rules in washington. there is an old joke that politics is hollywood for ugly people. my wife says i resemble that remark. if you want to change washington change the incentives so it is , politically more risky to do the wrong thing. and newly elected president 1981, reagan, tip o'neil, a democrat, was speaker of the house. he said, don't even bother sending

government in 1976 when president gerald ford urged americans during the month of february to seize the opportunity to honor the two often deflected accomplishments of black americans and all areas of endeavor throughout our history. let's give credit where credit is due and give credit to those who have done great things for mankind. let us honor and think those americans of our past who worked hard and made sacrifices for our country all for the furtherance of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. the mcdonald's sports zone with tony zarrella starts now. >> he's a player that both in addition to what he did for us as a player and with his basketball talent, his diligence in getting back from injury year after year, his hard work, his effort, his intensity, those are things that are going to be

economic development from what part of the state to benefit another part andom it is not meant to gerald ford a small katie lang . that is impacted the whole hope is that today it is . tomorrow might be your hometown if we allow this behavior >> bradjolie system that reads the, sports commission director the statement said that they remain excited and hopeful about the possibility of the the browns finding a location for training camp in columbus.cile >> will continue to follow story , the story, at least for now the browns are staying put. at exit victim went undetected as his car was not visible until a good samaritan just good samaritan just happened to spot it as jack shea joins us from metrohealth . n it is an incredible story of survival. >> no information is being released about the condition of the 25-year-old victim but he is alive thanks to a good samaritan >> north ridgeville police believe the driver lost control around 2:00 a.m. on on thursday and eastbound lanes of state route 10, they say the car went off the highway slamming into some treess are not visible to drivers and for

. >> then as part of the united states bicentennial president gerald ford urged the country to honor often neglected history of black americans. here in philadelphia plenty of african-americans did their part. bishop richard allen for example founded the first african methodist episcopal church in 1794. he was recently picture on stamp as part the black heritage series. >> nice. i feel like we're in history class. >> one of the most prolific african-american writers publish the philadelphia nedro a social study in 1899 the first schola scholarly study on race in an urban area. served as conduct outturned ground railroad. >> guess where she lived. >> bainbridge street. >> are you serious. >> wonderful. >> i feel really proud to be from philly right now. >> there has been some debate over whether or not that should be a designated month to celebrate african-american history. in fact morgan freeman has been quote the as saying i don't want black history month. black history is american history. so little bit of a debate there. anything that educates people. >> right and really cause us

. >> then as part of the united states bicentennial president gerald ford urged the country to honorhe often neglected history of black americans. here in philadelphia plenty of african-americans did their part. bishop richard allen for example founded the first african methodist episcopal church in 1794. he was recently picture on stamp as part the black heritage series. >> nice. i feel like we're in history class. >> one of the most prolific african-american writers publish the philadelphia nedro a social study in 1899 the first schola scholarly study on race in an urban area. served as conduct outturned ground railroad. >> guess where she lived. >> bainbridge street. >> are you serious. >> wonderful. >> i feel really proud to be from philly right now. >> there has been some debate over whether or not that should be a designated month to celebrate african-american history. in fact morgan freeman has been quote the as saying i don't want black history month. black history is american history. so little bit of a debate there. anything that educates people. >> right and really cause u

he wanted gerald ford on the ticket in 1980. it went until 11:35 pm on the penultimate night of the convention before the phone rang and bush became vice president. both bush's have since said to me in interviews, that if that deal had worked, if reagan/ford had pulled that off in detroit, that neither one of them would have been president, neither bush would have made it. - it all pivots off of that one. - it does pivot off that decision. - off that one. - but he was vice president and balanced the ticket, as you say ideologically, to some extent geographically, he had won pennsylvania and michigan in the primary so there were these things called moderate republicans then. - oh we'll get back to that, we'll get to that. - triceratops but i think that right now, it's hard to get back to where the view of reagan was in '87 and '88 but it was not where it is now. he was seen as a much more vigorous, detail oriented figure so he clearly, he would not have been president if he hadn't been vice president. but i think that the country

gerald ford won the ucus vote over ronald reagan..3 in 1980 george h. w. bush finished first in the republican caucuses. but it was ronald reagan went on to defeat jimmy carter. in 1984 democratic caucus winner walter mondale wawacrushed in the general election by president reagan. in 1988 missouri congressman richard gephardt finished first on the democratic side. and kansas senator bob dole took the top spot for republicans. but it was third place finisher george h. w. bush who easily won the presidency over massachusetts governor michael dukakis. in 1992 iowa's own senator tom harkin won the pport of more than 70 percent democratic caucus goers. but it was 4th place finisher bill clinton who dedeated incumbant presisint bush. in 1996 bob dole of kansas was again the choice of republicans. but he lost to president clinton. in 2000 vice president al gore was the democrat's choice... losing to george w. bush by a hanging chad. democratic caucus winner john kerry also lost to bush little known illinois senator barack obama's "boots on the ground" campaign b

you had gerald ford leading a march against william douglas. gerald ford is the embodiment of a lost washington yet even he took some shots at the supreme court politically. the last election year nominee we had, anthony kennedy, was only an election year nominee because of the way senate or kennedy led the charge against robert bourque. bourque failed and remember the kennedy speech which was really kind of a cultural war hiroshima -- >> it was unbelievable. >> robert bourque's america is segregated lunch counters. >> back alley abortion. it was -- and i say this with all due respect, it was horrible. it was a -- that was a horrible moment. explain how that moment -- i've always believed this but people might believe you if you say it, i think that speech was fairly destruct i destructive to this entire process. >> there were two moments in that era, one was the rise of gingrich on the right this which he was rising as george h.w. bush becomes president, george h.w. bush is the last eisenhower republican and he has this culture on the right --

go into the center of the room and you have the famous gilbert stuart painting on the wall where gerald ford, sworn in after nixon resigned. the history is just remarkable and you cannot escape it. when you walk when they can walk and were thomas jefferson and franklin roosevelt rolled around, it is mind blowing to go in there. >> in the floor plan, i think it was the current white house on the second floor where they have a room noted as "cos." what is that? >> the chief of staff office. >> it looks like it is in the private area. >> oh? i will go back and look at it. sure. >> fascinating. have you cover the ford children smoking marijuana on the roof of the white house? >> i was just a lad. i have heard that. there is somebody in the room who could comment on this. i will not put that on the spot. i have heard that story and with jenna bush. their children. date -- they are children. it may be true. it is probably true. >> i was interested to see the painting of the white house while it was under construction and we were told that, during the complete reconstruction of the white house in 1

government in 1976 when president gerald ford urged americans during the month of february to seize the black americans in every area ofen kerry throughout history. >> i urge you to seize the moment. let's give credit where credit is due and pay tribute to those who do great things for man kind. let us honor and thank those who made sacrifices for our country for the life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. that's my advice to you. never forget black history is american history. thank you. >>> we encourage your response >>> live from cleveland's newscenter, cleveland 19 news starts now. >>> the nba trade deadline has passed. anderson varejao out. we will bring it to you live when that happens. we will tell about you big changes on the horizon. >> it will get warmer and windy. jeff tanchak is tracking this closely in the first alert weather center. >> jeff: strong winds as this strong push of warm air comes at us. we will notice that tonight. won't be nearly as cold as last night and check out current temperatures right now. 31 cleveland. got colder temps in ashtabula 25 and war senn at 2

place that he developed his political ideas between the losing campaign in 1976 when he challenged gerald ford and the winning campaign in 1980. that view matched up with some other views he had. you find also in reading the commentaries he hated nuclear weapons and he'd been a pacifist partly it was the early involvement and he went to see when he was very young that play journey's end which is about the first world war it's kind of about the waste of the first world war and the trench warfare another thing that had a huge impact is when he was in the second world war are making chinese films in hollywood that at the military base they were sent early films of the liberation of auschwitz. he claimed he was one of the people that liberated and he never said anything like that. but he did see in 1945 films that had a huge effect on him. actually he remembers his father trying to make him watch this years later and you have to remember this was another thing that influenced the idea that he had that nuclear war would be unacceptable and he thought especially after he became president in the atte

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woodson but it was number 2, '76 president gerald ford expanded it to urge americans to celebrate it throughout the entire month. number 7, old west lawman bass reaves was born a slave but escaped into unsettled territory. he was later made a deputy u.s. marshal and was said to have in ired number one, the lone ranger. he was known as a fearless lawman apprehending 3,000 outlaws including his own son. question number 8, who inspired dr. martin luther king jr.'s nonviolent activism? he's known for his devotion, but which one shaped it, number 3. they flew to india for a pilgrimage in 1959. after that trip he wrote that began dpi was one of the a greatest men in history, number 9. who was the first african-american to win the nobel peace prize? it tooked decades. it was number 2. united nations diplomat, bunch was honored for negotiating an end to the arab/israeli conflict in the late 1940s and he was from kweps, by the way. number 10, former new york congresswoman shirley chisholm was the first black what? she went on to break which racial barrier, number one, the first black woman in

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. >> one of the guests at this man's wedding was this future president gerald ford. >> al gore. >> incorrect. he once hosted a hot dog pickny for british royalty at this family's estate. >> roosevelt. >> nicely done. >> i don't want your pity. >> i'm not trying to be patronizing. >> i thought i was being supportive. >> we do need that kind of individual encouragement. >> everyone has been there. >> lesson learned. i will now be much more -- >> it's just the tone. >> just a little judgy. >> i would say you got five correct. now that sounds a little judgy. maybe. >> you got five correct. 40 points each, that's 200 points on the board. >> thank you. >> coming up, van and john. you're up. your four presidential candidates. abraham lincoln, dole, mcgovern and jefferson. >> does the pity come with points? >> van, a distant relative of actor tom hanks. >> mcgovern. >> incorrect. lincoln. >> john, besides english he could read greek, latin, french and italian? >> jefferson. >> correct. van he has a recipe for ice cream held at the library of congress. >> jefferson. >> correct. >> vanning according t

reagan made a deal with a liberal senator a few week before the convention in '76 when he went after gerald ford didn't work but it was a way to offer a compromise. two of these guys could get together and will be denounced as a back room deal. so be it. that is another option. >> next up, the showdown over a supreme court nomination. test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test i've been claritin clear for 14 days. when your allergy symptoms start... ...doctors recommend taking one claritin every day of your allergy season... ...for continuous relief. with powerful, 24 hour... ...non-drowsy claritin, live claritin clear. every day. >>> i think it will be very difficult for mr. mcconnell to explain how if the public concludes that this person is very well qualified that the senate should stand in the way simply for political reasons. we'll see what happens. i understand the posture that they are taking right now. i get the politics of it. i'm sure they are under enormous pressure from their base and their constituencies around this issue. th

. >> the last time the americans held a brokered convention was in 1976 when gerald ford eeked reagan, it is what happens when the primary process ends. f for the large field of candidates and allocation of ballots has led many to believe sasquatch would emerge from the shadows. >> if you're only getting 5% or 10%, your money drys up. the idea all of us can stay alive is not the way politics works anymore. >> i don't see a convention, you know, where we're going to go, i don't see it.Ñi i don't see it. a lot of people talk about it but i don't see it. >> he doesn't see it and the correct term is contested conviction. and the big shots have been writt written. >> ben shapiro wrote it's hard to see why a round of brokering in new england is not the best outcome. why? >> if you have three candidates in the race, all you need is at least eight states according to the new rules, you need eight states and you can have three candidates with eight states and nobody was a majority. the problem is that you have too many candidates in this race and if the field is not whittled down, that is a go

nomitanatominan richard nixon for the attorney general and was nominated but not appointed until gerald ford. he cut his teeth in the wake of watergate in the ford administration in his first assignment as an assistant attorney general was to determine who owned the watergate papers. no easy task. but the opinion was nixon owned those tapes and other documents that the congress quickly reversed and that is why the american public has access. >> who did he replace as assistant attorney general? >> a man named by the name robert dixon. and at the time, a person you are familiar with, larry silverman who is a federal appeals court judge here in washington, d.c., mr. silverman was deputy attorney general. not sure his exact title but his job was to find a new assistance for the office of council and a man by the name john rose -- this is like your life, too because you know the players. he was a long time aid in the nixon and ford administration and he had the idea this fellow an antonin scalia might feel comfortable in this crazy post-watergate world. this was a time when a lot of republicans w

developed his political ideas between his losing campaign for president in 1976, when he challengeed gerald ford, and his winning cam anyone 1980. -- campaign in 1980. and that eccentric view matched up with other eccentric views he had. you find also read these commentaries, reagan hated nuclear weaponed. he hat been a pacifist. he called himself a pacifist, he went to see plays when he was very young, like 19 years old this, play, journey's end which is a play about the first world war, british play that is kind of a pacifist play, before the the waste of the first world war and the trench warfare and these young men dying pointlessly. another thing that had a huge impact on him was in the second world war, he was making training films in hollywood, but at a military base. the base was sent these early films of the liberation of auschwitz. there's this myth that reagan claimed he was one of the people that liberated auschwitz. he never said anything like that. the kind of thing you can only brief if you don't know the story. about he did in 1945 filmed of the prisoners and the piles of corpses

. >> that was in 1976 and gerald ford signed that and here we are all years years later, 40 years later officially celebrating. >> of course, recently stacy dash made comments questioning the importance of black history month. just a little bit we will bring in people to have a discussion about black mystery month. is it still needed. why is it still needed. the best way to deal witt. >> interesting discussion. >> it is. 7:14 is the time. >> registration starts for your chance to get in on one of the most popular events in the city, the broad street run. >> your chance. i'm not doing it. >> no, it is your chance. all of our chances. the the registration lottery opens up to day through 11:59 p.m. on february 12th. once you register, racers are chosen at random. every year tens of thousands take part in the the 10-mile race that kicks off on broad street and end up at the navy yard. sunday is may 1st. >> will you do it. >> no. >> sue. >> didn't even think bit. >> we will have may-like weather today. >> that is right, and by wednesday it will feel even more like june. look at these watches

gerald ford won a lighting to beginning and he started to lose, but he still won the nomination.rump is a very strong if not prohibitive front-runner. mark: the three windsor in three different regions with different types of electorates. he won all of them big. with people knowing full well he was a dominating force. he held up his lead in all three places. al: he sure did. you have to say that his negatives remain as high as ever. i want to tell you something. that floor is impressive right now. mark: as people keep saying if , jeb bush or marco rubio or one of the other candidates had a record of achievement of these three straight wins after second in iowa people would be saying , the race is over and they will be talking about the trump cabinet and running mate and all that. as al said, it is not over. last night's runner-up marco rubio took his runner-up lap to the today program on nbc this morning. he argued he is the only one who can now stop trump and it would be nice if some the other guys got out. sen. rubio: the vast majority of republicans don't want donald trump to

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three years later, fromme tried to assassinate then president gerald ford. >>> more on an unexpectedand what police are doing to try to find the suspect. >> reporter: business is back to normal at the davis amtrak station. but tuesday morning the station was the scene of a hate crime. >> the victim reported that he was sitting on a bench at the amtrak station and the suspect approached, used derogatory language and racial slurs. the suspect kicked him and pushed him down. >> reporter: police say the victim is a 32-year-old ethiopian man. the suspect may have been holding a bottle and was likely intoxicated. >> a battery occurred, assault and battery against the victim. however, we're investigating it as a hate-motivated crime. >> reporter: miles davis says these incidents are becoming all too common. >> this could just as easily have been me. >> reporter: the 18-year-old is a founding member of back to black, a student organization at u.c. davis raising awareness on ethnic toller answer. he says he just dressed a similar incident. three men from sacramento and west sacramento were ar