henry j. named in honor of henry j. kaiser, one of the two partners that create the company. in 1951, they came out with, again, the henry j., which was one of the beginning compact cars in the ougautomotive indus. it was a very low priced car. rather primitive interior design. surely is something that is stark compared to modern day cars. it was inexpensive. price tag on it was $1,499 in 1951. there had to be a demand out there, but it wasn't the savior of kaiser frazer. i think probably the reason to do it was expand their market base so they could appeal to more buyer. what we have here is a precursor of what we now call our suvs. it's a car but the design of it is such that the whole rear section is a hatch back design. and the rear here. rear window lifts up. what we could call now a days a trunk. the rear trunk area opens up. so you could use it to haul your lumber. if you wish when you go camping you could sleep in the back. sort of the same function that suvs now serve to the auto industry. in 1952 consolidated their operations. left ypsilanti. went to toledo. they bo

henry j. named in honor of henry j. keiser, one of the two partners that created the company. 1951 the came up with again henry j. which was one of the beginning compact cars in the automotive industry. it was a very low-priced car, and rather primitive in interior design. it surely is something that is stark compared to modern-day cars. it was inexpensive. the price tag on it was $1499 in 1951. historically the were bringing out these lower-priced cars. there had to be a demand out there. but it wasn't the savior of kaiser frazier. i think that prably was a reason to do it was to expand their market base so the could apeep to more buyers. what we have here is a precursor of what we now call our suvs. it's a car, but the design of it is such that the full rear section is a hatchback design. and in the rear here, the rear window lifts up and the rear what we would call nowadays a trunk, the rear trunk area opens up. and so you could use it to haul your lumber if you wish when you go camping you could sleep in the back. s

and congress representative henry j. hyde, a republican from illinois, successfully placed a rider on an appropriations bill banning federal aid for abortions. well, the abortion fight was going on, meanwhile there was a fight over e.r.a., the equal rights amendment, which had passed congress by a landslide with both republican and democratic support. congress in passing the measure in the early 70s set a deadline until 1979 for the states to ratify the amendment, so after having passed the act it was taken to the states as is the constitutional process at least one way of having a constitutional amendment, to have it ratified by the state legislators. now, the amendment simply stated as pat schroeder said in the clip, equal rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by congress by the united states or by any state on account of sex. that's all it said. and the congress shall have the power to enforce provisions of this article. it was a pretty simple amendment. sounded pretty innocuous. but this simple amendme

j. -- >> but that all changed in 1930. >> henry anslinger, for him public enemy number one.ou guessed it. marijuana. >> this guy, saw how he could increase the budget of his department by having this mission going after marijuana. >> saying there's this drug that the mexican migrant works are smoking and it is loco weed and it is crazy and it will make them rape your women. >> he got the message out through news reports. and then came this -- >> curing the insane. >> refer madness, portraying it as unproductive, crazed. >> people are still afraid of what pot can do to them. >> in many ways, defining our attitudes for 70 years. >> yeah. >> marijuana became illegal in 1937. by 1970, it was a schedule one controlled substances. the government wag was saying, it nod medicinal value and had high potential for abuse. all the reason the figis stayed away from marijuana, until this. and this may be hard for you to watch. >> okay, baby. >> this is their daughter, charlotte. having a seizure. >> we just thought it was one random seizure. >> nothing to do, no medications, a fluke. >> r

j. fox show where he poked fun. >> mike, great to see you. thanks for having me on. >> you're crushing my hand. >> i'm mike henry. we are going speak to the governor of new jersey, chris christie. >> thanks for having me. i find your story so inspiring. in fact, i think it's so inspiring, there's been a lot of speculation, i feel so inspired, i think i should make an announcement so mike -- >> in the meantime, "time" magazine defending their cover story titled the elephant in the room. critics are saying it makes fun of his weight. the magazine insists it was a reference to hit quote, out sized influence to the party. he'll be a guest on sunday's "meet the press." >>> twitter soared in the market debut. all three indexes down and down sharply. the s&p had the worst day in weeks. dow is down 152 points. steve, good morning. >> it was one of those head scratching days. was it down because of earnings or because we have come so far or gdp figures were better than some expected which means we are likely to get it earlier rather than later. is it being pumped in by the feds? twitter, how do you deal with a sunt like t

j john roberts in atlanta with the false promise of keeping your old coverage, but we begin with ed henry who reports from a place where no one is laughing tonight. >> that's right, good evening, bret. tonight, republican dave camp is demanding the white house start turning over enrollment data by 5:00 p.m. the next business day, every single day, amid signs the first numbers were awful. embarrassed again over the rollout of president obama pchs signature domestic achievement with news that, count them, six people signed up on day one. they tried to blame darrell is a issa, a frequent white house critic. >> we learned from selected cherry picked leaks from a republican committee, there are notes from a contractor that make estimates about figures. if the implication from this disclosure is that the website wasn't working effectively on october 1st, i think that is a dog bites man story. >> the document ethough, came from a war room inside kathleen sebelius' department, and issa today demanded to know then why a parade of top officials from jay carney to sebelius and one of her top deputie