yeah, jimmy ford. good to meet you, jimmy. yeah. sl*inte! now, i've set the tv in the bar on a 20-second delay. oh! sisko just hit a jumper from the baseline. all right, we need info from the bodyguards, but i'm burned. on it. [ announcer speaking indistinctly ] [ announcer speaking indistinctly ] you make book on this game? nate: no. how about a little actio without the juice, of course. ...inside for boston. [ sighing ] all right. [ mumbs ] $100 that sisko misses. i'll take that. ...to sisko. he's picked up by wanzer. sisko from 20! bomb! ah. for a bookie, jimmy, you're not much of a gambler. [ laughs ] what's your problem? uh -- yeah. it's all in the wrist. hey, how are you? good to see you. can i buy a couple of beers for my boys and one for me, if you don't mind? we're gonna play a little darts here. do that again. all right. [ laughter ] i'll show you how to do that. yeah! i'll take this one. okay. take these. right. oh! there it is. look at that -- some ale. [ laughs ] let me get these for the boys here. one for you. cheers. [ smack ]

you're jimmy ford's kid -- nathan. thought you were gonna become a priest. yeah, it didn't work out. i got news for you. doesn't look like this is gonna work out for you, either. go ahead. entertain me. yeah, so, 30 years ago, your father set up a bunch of fake businesses to launder your money. and you ran them through a bank you guys control. how am i doing? you're talking yourself into boston harbor. yeah, then your bank got in a little trouble. a big federal bailout comes along. you figured out how to get a slice of the bailout. yeah, we're done here. millions of dollars in b loans, you get your pet banker leary to write you off as toxic assets just as the banks go under. government eats the loans. you don't have to shell out a single pny. nice. i like it a lot. annie kroy. name's familiar. my family does business in rth london with terry adams, and a couple of other organizations. we handle the money. yeah, see, what they do is they clean the money. hey! i wasn't talking to you. yeah, all right. but since the new european banking laws -- you know this, w

and that is jimmy carter. 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

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that is jimmy carter. >> 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

it was jerry ford and jimmy carter. everybody else had a hatchet man to do that work for them. always felt it ought to be done face to face. brian lamb: another incident where you talk about, i want to know what you would do about this as secretary of defense. this is a famous point before the iraq war started where he talks about the number of troops needed in iraq if we went in there, and this would have been back in february of 2003, the war started in march of that year. listen to what he said. >> give us some ideas to the magnitude of the army's force requirement in the occupation of iraq following the successful completion of the war. >> i would say what has been mobilized at this point, something on the order of several hundreds of thousands of troops will be needed. we are talking about a piece of geography that is fairly significant with the kinds of ethnic tensions which could lead to other problems, and so it takes a significant amount of troops present. brian lamb: you were not there, but was he fired for that statement? secretary gates: what i heard is that he was

when gerald ford debated jimmy carter there was a technical glitch. >> the broadcasters from philadelphiae temporarily lost the audio. >> instead of leaving the stage to take a break, neither candidate moved. >> we don't know what's happened. we're as much surprised by what's going on as you are. >> since one wasn't going to budge, the other wouldn't budge. >> they stood there like for a half hour? >> they were frozen. >> the first president bush was criticized for looking at his watch too much during a debate. he looked at his watch. so what? >> it's a nonverbal clue that says i'm -- i want to get away from this situation as fast as possible. >> and that hurt him? >> he was widely viewed as losing that debate. it overran the message. >> al gore was criticized after this debate for sighing while george bush spoke. >> this is a major problem. social security -- >> he looked like a do yo dufus. >> he was kansas city gated. next debate, al gore went out of his way to be docile and agree with everything bush said. >> the governor and i agree. i agree with governor bush. i basically agree with

it was jerry ford and jimmy carter. everybody else had another person do that work for them. hatchet man. but i always felt it ought to be done face-to-face. brian: another incident you talk about in the book, i want to know what you would do about this as secretary of defense. here is a general. this is a famous point before the iraq war started where he talks about the number of troops needed in iraq if we went in there, and this would have been back in february of 2003, the war started in march of that year. listen to what he said. [video clip] >> could you give us some ideas to the magnitude of the army's force requirement in the occupation of iraq following to successful completion of the war? >> i would say what has been mobilized at this point, something on the order of areral hundred soldiers probably a figure that would be a requirement. moste talking about hostilities controlled over a piece of geography that is fairly significant with the kinds of ethnic tensions that could lead to with other problems, so it takes a significant ground force present. >> as i said, i

has 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 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 begas-dot-com. we will bring you a special edition of fox five news at five -- saturday night. we'll have live coverage of the results and the candidates local caucus headquarters. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty gusts drop down to around the 20 mph range with clearing skies as we head into the overnight. we'll see afternoon southwest breezes again on friday, but just to around 10-20 hours. we'll see a high of 70 degrees on friday. for the weekend we'll see sunny skies with highs at 72 on saturday, then 76 on sunday. into next week we continue to see sunny skies with warmer highs into the upper-70s. average high

ford explorer. this is my fight song& >> jimmy: i want to thank george clooney. i want to thank hugh laurie. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time.u so much. puppy bowl 12 is on animal planet on sunday. and thanks to you, boris. you've been a good dude.ightline" is next. thanks for watching. >>> this is a special edition of "nightline." a mother's reckoning. >> tonight, the massacre at columbine high school. a tragedy that shocked a left the nation asking what drove two teenagers to take the lives of 13? what kind of people were their parents? >> could you haveed at columbine? >> after 17 years, sue klebold, mother of one of the shooters, break her silence. and the families that lost so hat is it you want to say to them? >> one mother's quest, looking for the path of her son's descent and the clues she says she missed. >> the one thing of course is, i am so sorry for what my son did. >> tonight, an important

this is the ford f-150. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. hey, welcome back, everyone. i'm hanging out with rebel wilson right here. [ cheers and applause ] her new movie, "how to be single," is out february 12th. it's perfect for valentine's day weekend. we love hanging out with you here, and thank you so much for coming on the show. >> you know what's funny, speaking of hanging out? last night, i was hanging out with this super cool chick, and she looked a lot like you. [ laughter ] no. but we, like, had this awesome time. just, like, two single ladies out on the town. and then we just made a music video. and i brought it here if you guys want to see it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'd love to see it. sure. let's take a look at this music video. >> jimmy: oh, couples. rebel, why does everyone think it's so good to be in a a relationship? >> i don't know, selenia. don't they know they're missing out on the awesome. single life single single single life at a restaurant i don't single life single life i buy what i want like single life

after the election is over and years later, ford says, if i had kept rockefeller i might have beaten jimmy carter, he only lost in hawaii by four. i don't think he helped ford in '76. rockefeller would have been better. it would have been a good one, i think. reagan, of course, in '81, john hinkley. half a month he can go visit his mother who was 91 year's old now and has ankle bracelet and all that. i agree with nancy reagan, he should not be free, he's in a mental hospital. he's seriously wounded. he's not wearing a vest, you know, neither is the secret service agent who was shot and wounded, could have been very different if they had. of course, i think back a hundred years if this has been garfield he would have been gone. this is different times. john hinkley who comes from a well family but had mental illness and bush would have become president then if that had happened, of course, he became president anyway. all right, the think about hinkley he was a threat to someone else. many people don't realize, he was stalking president carter months earlier in the fall campaign of '80's, le

um, five of-- five of them predicted that jimmy carter, uh, not president ford will win the election. um... most mind- boggling event of the year will be a message, is what one of the psychics says-- to earth from an outer space civilization, predicts british psychic marjorie staves. "the aliens will warn us against sending certain types of vehicles in certain areas of space," she said. "they'll do this to protect themselves." they've been predicting that one for 20 years, right? that the aliens are coming. muhammed ali will retire from boxing, and become a religious leader. florence vatan, or vaty, the los angeles psychic, she predicts it'll be disclosed that the cia's agents have learned how to make objects vanish and later reappear. [ laughter ] does that, uh, boggle your mind? i'm in here again. they've been predicting this for the last five years. >> i heard about this, yeah. >> "johnny carson will quit his shift-- his "tonight show" with nbc. not true. that's not-- >> ooh. >> no, it's not. [ laughter ] telly-- telly savalas will walk out on "kojak." that's one of the predictions

other stars taking part includes harrison ford, sir elton john, jimmy kimmel and neil patrick harris.it begins at 8:00 p.m. at any time on abc7. disney is our parent company. still ahead on the abc7 sunday beyoncÉ is getting backlash from her controversial super bowl performance. now some of calling for a boycott of her upcoming tour. >> she's facing a boycott of her upcoming tour, facing security questions. and now some union leaders are calling for cops not to be at hand when her formation comes to their city. >> the police in miami where her tour kicks off cited controversy over her super bowl halftime show. >> okay. >> and taking a vote to suggest all law enforcement officers boycott the april 26th concert, claiming that the superstar promotes an anti-police message in her latest video. despite the independent union leader called, the miami police department reassuring fans that it will have a sufficient number of police officer staffing this and every event that happens in our city. ♪ >> but the idea of a beyoncÉ strike may be catching on. president of the national police union c

other stars taking part includes harrison ford, sir elton john, jimmy kimmel, and it begins at 8:00 p.monight on abc7. disney is our parent company. still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. radar sensors and automatic steering. those are just two parts of toyota's new technology package for one of the most popular cars in california. first a live look outside from our sutro tower camera taking a look at san francisco. it's 50 degrees. lisa argen will have your full accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. and a reminder, the oscars are just 7 days away. comedian chris rock will host them right here on abc7. we hope you will watch to see who wins. here in vineland, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it progresso. oooh, i think i saw dessert! hey! steven stay strong! what's that? you...you want me to eat you? honey, he didn't say that! don't fight your instincts! with each for 150 calories or less, try our lemon

but hurry, 0% financing for 60 months on ford suvs is a limited time offer. >>> and now abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood, it's " jimmy kimmel live" ! tonight, chef gordon ramsay from " underground" jurnee smollett-bell and music from wolfmother with cleto and the cletones. and now, no one objects -- here's jimmy kimmel!

at your new england ford dealers [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tonight from "american crime" which you can see wednesday nights on abc, regina king is with us. album is called "drug for a modern age." these guys are really good -- kopecky from the samsung stage. tomorrow night, jason sudeikis, lionel richie, and music from elton john. please join us for that. our first guest tonight does it all -- he sings like an angel, he acts like an angel, he dances like the devil himself. starting friday, you can see him in the new movie from the coen brothers, it is called "hail, caesar!" >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> good to see you too, man. >> jimmy: how's life? >> life is good, my friend. life is good. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: may i ask, when the screaming dies down, have you ever been to a medium or a psychic or anything like that yourself? >> i have been to more than i can count. >> jimmy: you have? >> yeah, my wife has like -- i would say a legion of light workers, psychics. we even have shamans. >> jimmy: you do? >> yeah, yeah. but, you know. some of them are better than

the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by (nature sounds) she can rage, and roar, and crack, m. but mother nature can't stop us. the 2016 ford explorer. able. this is my fight song& >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank kate winslet, richard dreyfuss and apologize to matt damon we ran out of time.but first, their album is called "meat and candy" here with the song "snapback," old dominion! strictly outta curiosity hit the spot with me come on skip a couple rocks with me gimme any of ght ain't no reason that we need to be apart tonight i got somethin' we could start tonight lookin' at you girl it's hard to fight those stars need to be wished onneeds to be kissed on my eyes baby they're fixed on you in your snapback t-shirt of your checkin' your make-up in my ray bans breakin' hearts like only you can in your snapback woah oh oh oh woah oh oh oh in your snapback come on baby shoot a smile at me midnight selfie on a balcony for my lock screen you're burnin' a hole in my pocket and we got the beat let's drop it those stars need to be wished onneeds my eyes baby they'r

jimmy: you're hosting this 60th anniversary of disneyland. was that fun? >> incredible. it right. you know, i was able to emcee this amazing evening. dame helen mirren, harrison ford,amazing e ing performances. it was incredible, man. >> jimmy: you shot hike in the middle of the night in disneyland? >> we did, this big opening of people and the parade. but we were there like 3:00 in the morning. i'm sitting there. i'm thinking like, when i was a was like, on effort. here i am, i have the whole park it was really special. i got to go on cool little they showed me secret things nobody really knows. >> jimmy: what doesn't anybody know? >> they don't know a lot. >> jimmy: do they swear you -- >> i learned so much. ue that feral >> well, cats do. they do. >> jimmy: for real? >> i saw at least ten cats throughout the night, i swear. >> jimmy: that's why they have a giant mouse. [ laughter ] >> they can never catch them. see you. it's the wonderful world of disneyland, disneyland's 60th, sunday night 8:00 on abc. derek hough, everybody. be right back with pan i guess icky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by life as spokesbox is great. people love me for

jimmy carter also had assignees. this is gerald ford's daughters kitty. how can people get some help with the kitties? >> on her webpage. fill out an application, and get myra: thank you for coming in this morning. he is handsome. i have enough cats. coming up, the irs is increasing its estimate on how many people's information was accessed during a cyber attack. stay with us. i try hard to get a great shape. this... i can do easily. benefiber healthy shape helps curb cravings. it's a clear, taste-free daily supplement.... ...that's clinically proven to help keep me fuller longer. benefiber healthy shape. this, i can do. find us in the fiber aisle. when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. >> now, your live super doppler 4 hd weather forecast. dale: good morning. it is 6:46 on your saturday morning. it is calm, 30 degrees. that is the good news. we have had so much wind, it has finally colum

jimmy carter. the unkown former governor of georgia revolutionized the caucuses with the door to door... cafe to cafe... personalized campaign we see today... 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 il

it didn't get anywhere and there were attempts to stop jimmy carter in 1980, couldn't succeed, to stop gerald ford, that couldn't work out. there's always the edge getting nominated but of course each time there are challenges in the party they lose the election in every single case. every one of them is lost but they get the nominations are now he forms a progressive party and it's the symbol of a bold moves. i am not i'm not sure what that means honestly. but now becomes a part of political history just like the elephant of the republicans and the democrats although actually it isn't a donkey to be exact it is the type of a donkey known as an ass and this is done by the political cartoonist for trades democrats as a ass or donkey but now we have the moves added to this in 1912. eugene is the socialist in the time he he's running at he's dynamic and everybody is to the left even taft. what he's done but he's done some progress of things we've been able to show. of course he does very well he gets 27% of the vote in the third-party. in the six states in the third-party was 88. that's why michael b

engage in spending that hypothetical $10 million that you referred to advocating election of jerry ford or jimmy carter. nobody realized that they could do that necessarily or wanted to do that or were certain in the post-watergate environment that that was the right thing to do. but when we got to the 1980 election, now all of a sudden we started having political groups starting to organize, something called national conservative political action committee was created and its only purpose was to engage in independent expenditures and there was a reaction to that because people -- the reform community started filing complaints and said we're not sure what you're doing is constitutional. because buckley said, an individual may make an independent expenditure but we're not sure that a political committee can do this. and that had to be litigated. and then there were other litigation fights, including the one that i was involved in for the colorado republican party, which finally established principle that political parties had a constitutional right to engage in independent spending. that was in 1

see your local ford dealer today. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody, welcome back.hips and chance the rapper is on the way. the oscars are sunday. it is a magical night on which starving movie stars experience joy and sorrow live for all to see. while awards shows are a place where accolades are lavished upon the tal of film, twitter is kind of the opposite, the yang to that quyi. with that said for your year in consideration we present a special movie star edition of "mean tweets." >> from woolly knickers. i have no idea who kristof walts is. but he is pretty [ bleep ] boring. so i'm probably not going to bother finding out. >> i'm getting [ bleep ]ed up tonight. i mean patricia arquette's teeth [ bleep ]ed up. >> if that gross ratty old man george clooney can find a girl you regular fellows out there in twitterverse must be drowning in [ bleep ]. >> jessica chastain looks like julia roberts' ghost. i like that one. >> eddie redmayne looks like but couldn't completely. i think he looks dehydrated. which i am, really thirsty. >> tired of susan sarandon having her bi

hurry, 0% financingfor 60 months on ford suvs is alimited time offer. your ford dealer today. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hello there. welcome back. george clooney, dave salmoni, and a whole noah's ark worth of animals are backstage now. but first it's learning time. i believe that children are our -- fuel source is it? what are they? our future. anyway. i believe children are our future. so guillermo and i, when we're not working on this show, we co-host a show on pbs to help kids with their homework. kids can call in questions and we help them. we've been doing this for, what about 35 years now? >> guillermo: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. something like that. and we thought it might be fun you tonight. with that said grab a pencil and your trapper keeper. it's time for a lesson from the homework helper guys. science and geography mathematics and anatomy physicianics and biology if you want to get wise call the homework helper guys >> jimmy: well, hello, everybody. good afternoon. i'm mr. kimmel. this is mr. guillermo. we are the homework helper guys. and our video chat lines are open. let's go to them right n

but hurry, 0% financing for 60 months on ford suvs is a limited time offer. sfx: door bell rings hi, jimmy john's >>> it's generally not a topic tackled in a tv comedy. but list brutality is one of the subjects the hit sitcom "black-ish" is confronting. we take you behind the scenes with the actors who are part of one of the funniest and most socially conscious shows on television. here's abc's deborah roberts. >> the svp of our new urban division, andre johnson! >> wait! did they just put me in charge of black stuff? >> reporter: for two seasons the johnsons on "black-ish" have left viewers in stitches. >> obama's the first black president? >> doing a bang-up job over here -- >> reporter: with an edgy take on being black and successful in america. >> you know what i miss? " "colored." >> reporter: the comedy isn't afraid to delve into controversy. race is front and center here. >> there's some things black like if o.j. really did it. >> reporter: even this season's first episode tackled the "n" word. >> i don't get what the big deal is, my friends use the "n" word all the time. >> which f

ford escape. be unsppable. ts mfight so [ and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a fantastic acr. and stting todayyou can see him in t newovie, "pride and prejudice and zombies," in theaters nationwide. please give a warm welcome to jackuston. [ chee and applause ] >> jim >> jimmy: jack! >> hey, buddy. >> jimmy: great have you on thshow, my f thank you foravinme ba -- this a who new tng this is a "the tonightw" now. >> jimmy: i've gwn up. >> incredible. >> jimmy: well, this makes you a third generation huston to on "tonight show," rig? >> mean, that's >> jimmy: angelica. >> my granather, ihink, jod it back the '50s -- >> jimmy: with jack paar. a third generation doing "the tonight sw." thank you souch for being here. i mean, that'siting. [ cheers and applause ] >>hank you for having me. >> jimmy: hopefully, your kids ll, if they chse to do is, will be on "e tonight >> imagine them. i just had a little boy after myite girlso he's 1/2 wes. so he growup, or she, ei way,hat will be pretty cool. >> jimmy: yeah. >> four nerations. >> jimmy: absolutely. wa, 2 1/2 weeks?congtulations. >>