the movie john ford did was the first film in color. the footage they got of the camps was before there's a vocabulary for the holocaust. those were tremendous discoveries for viewers and shock and impactful all be it in a way of propaganda. >> charlie: what impact did it have on the future lives of these directors? >> when they came back they all -- there was a spirit of independence they"sah wanted t create their own company and be working for themselves as directors. capra and stevens created their own company and the best year of our lives speaks about the war and i'm sure you're familiar with it but it's interesting to look at the film and compare it to it's a wonderful life which the movie capra does and that failed at the box office where the best of our lives is a motivation success. john ford goes on and makes some of the most iconic westerns and -- >> he made the films shown as evidence at the nuremberg trials and as a successful director of comedy before the war said he could never make another comedy after what he saw in ge

john ford and george stevens were in d-day in person.about literally hundreds of cameras and dozens of cameramen and still photographers who were as much in harms way as any soldier in d-day, maybe more, because they were carrying cameras not guns. ,charlie: what was the impact of the films on the public? laurent: the impact was tremendous. you have to put yourself back in the time where you have to go to the movies to see those newsreel footage. it's not something you can get on your iphone or watch on tv. about theen you think movie john ford did, that was the first time war was shown in color. the footage that george stevens this is befores, there was a vocabulary for the holocaust. tremendousa discoveries for viewers, extremely shocking and impactful, albeit in a propagandic kind of way. charlie: what impact did it have on the lives and future lives of the directors? iurent: when they came back, think there was a spirit of independence. they wanted to create their own company and work for themselves as directors. they created their o

. ♪ >>> good tuesday morning, john ford, sarah eisen, as we watch markets in the red, the white houselready moving the president's meeting due to the winter weather. we have more on the nor'easter. >> the government started a three hour delay. a lot of workers here, you're seeing sidewalks being cleared off. things were dicier earlier this morning and that's why things were in a delay. enough to really slow down everything. dc public schools were on a two-hour delay. they're open now, but my kids are texting there are only five kids in class. a lot of people had to be creditive getticredi creative getting to work. >> how tough was it to get to work today? >> piece of cake. i'm used today this. >> i'm meeting with students. i have to get there. >> you're ubering to the metro? >> yes. >> we could be getting a little snow later in the day, but they're saying about one inch. it is a modified schedule. we're told over 500 flights were canceled. you want to check your flights again. it is supposed to be very cold tonight that could mean slush and freezing rain mess could freeze over. the bi

. >>> good morning, welcome to "squawk alley," i'm john ford, and with me, kelly evans and mike santoli. facebook rolling out new camera features on its flagship app. its latest challenge to snapchat. they encourage users to use the in app messenger. this is the fourth time facebook has cloned key snapchat features in the past nine months, watching snap shares now, they are under pressure. how much are they down? almost 5%. let's bring in yousef scali, analyst with cantor fitzgerald. guys, it might seem frivolous on the surface to some folks, this issue of features but engagement especially among this premium young customer going to be key to how these platforms are able to draw advertisers. yousef, what's your take on facebook's move and snap stock's reaction? >> well, i think it's a great move and it is one that we expected. now, the issue is how will it impact the numbers? the last time facebook did something as important it was the middle of last year in june when instagram kind of copied snap and the impacts of that was slowdown in the growth of users and engagement at snap. i thin

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let's talk to john ford about the strategy behind this, intel's decision here to make clearly into whathe future, namely one that has four wheels. >> yes, but whose data is it is part of the question. this is a huge deal for intel. intel's biggest of the modern era at $17 billion. so not that much smaller than that. part of intel's reasoning behind this, as they say in their press release, they expect cars to generate four terabytes data per day. the question is whose data is that? or does intel get a share in that data to get smaller about how cars see the road, about what people want in their cars, cars have become entertainment centers as well as vehicles that get us from place to place. of course self-driving is a part of this. >> but mobile eye obviously their technology is specific to the autonomy of the car itself. >> it is, and that's how intel is pitching this. allows the car to see the road. it's got collision avoidance. it deals with self-parking. it deals with staying in the lane. but this also lines up with some other things that intel has been working on outside of the car

. ♪ >>> good tuesday morning, john ford, sarah eisen, as we watch markets in the red, the white housether. we have

. >> john hand ford heads to work most days feeling a little tired. >> i would say it is six of hoursi'm luck. >> i adults are supposed to get eight hours of sleep each night. new survey by career builder finds only one in five workers, actually reaches that goal. that means, millions are working on too little sleep and most say it has an impact on their jobs. being tired makes them less productive, and also affect their memory and makes them cran. >> i do you fell like the whole day is going by? and you just can't wait to get to sleep. >> many can't escape work even when sleeping. 56% of people say they dream about work. one in ten say it happens often. i have a something due. >> half of those surveyed say thinking about work keeps them up at night. >> study also found one in five work verse called out sick. >> i'm jim donovan. >> jim is good about getting eight hours of sleep at the same time every night. me, on the other hand, i need a little bit of work on. >> painfully cool out there, win chill values, stepping outside, what you will deal, with single digit windchills feel like f

. >> landing at john wayne airport, harrison ford radios the tower. just after flying over an american airlines jet, loaded with 116 people. >> was that airliner meant to be underneath me? >> the veteran pilot, less than 100 feet over the boeing 737 quickly aware of his mistake. >> yeah, it's husky eight niner hotel uniform and i'm the schmuck that landed on the taxiway. i'm quite distracted by the uh -- distracted by the airliner. >> ford calls traffic controllers after the landing mix-up. >> okay, take your time, no big deal. >> no, it's a big deal for me. >> on a sunny february day, cleared to land on runway 20 left, ford instead touched down on the parallel taxiway charlie. the american airlines captain calling traffic control. >> the tail of my airplane is 42 feet tall. can you tell what he was doing when he crossed taxi way lima where we were. you get an idea of how close it was. >> the 74-year-old has had close calls before. two years ago he was injured after a crash landing on a golf course. investigators blaming engine failure. >> i would not

john f. kennedy, johnson, nixon, ford, carter, reagan, bush, clinton, bush, obama. it's a mouthful for sure. - impressive, and you didn't just recite the names, but you also asked the audience to clap along, did they? - they did. it was a way to get them involved and the final question is kind of an intense point so i think it kind of broke up the mood and made everyone more relaxed. - what gave you the idea to sing the presidents song? - well i actually learned how to do that in seventh grade. my history teacher used to bring his guitar to class to help us remember information, because it's so much easier to remember it in a song. so it was just something cool and fun that i remembered i could do and it just made me stand out from the rest of the contestants. - stand out you did! what's it like to hear your name announced as the winner, as miss teen usa? - it's a very crazy moment, a very exciting and surreal moment for sure. i always dreamed of it but i never really thought it would happen. a year ago today i would of never imagined being in the final two and hear

after a botched landing at john wayne airport last month. th >>> harrison ford had harsh words for himself after a botched landing at john wayne airport last month. faa just released his sheepish call to air-traffic control. >> i'm the schmuck that landed on the taxi. >> ford later explained he was distracted by turbulence from another plane when he veered off course and landed on a taxiway instead of the runway. cell phone video shows his small plane passing 100 feet above and american airlines jet that was preparing to take off. >> could i just get your name and your pilots license? >> my name is harrison ford. >> okay. >> my pilots license is in my backpack. >> okay. take your time. no big deal. >> well, it's a big deal for me. >> it is a serious violation to land a plane on a taxiway. unclear what penalty if any ford may face. >>> uber self driving car toppled over in tempe arizona after another car smashed into it. police say a person was sitting in the driver seat. not clear if the car was in self driving mode at the time of the crash. nobody was seriously

ford's theater society. speakers addressed topics covering is that lincoln's life, career, and legacy. it was there that actor john wilkes booth mortally wounded the 16th president on april 14, 1865 as the civil war was drawing to a close. coming up, all of today's symposium coverage. paul: good morning ladies and gentlemen. welcome to ford's theatre and the abraham lincoln institute annual symposium.

. >> ford was flying in to john wane airport in orange county california cleared to land on short runwayg on a taxiway. flyingless than 100 feet. on the ground instantly realizing he made a mistake. >> this is harrison ford. >> okay. >> my pilot license. >> over. >> take your time. no big deal. >> it's a big deal for me. >> this is just the latest close call for the veteran pilot. just two years ago ford was injured when he crash landed antique airplane on santa monica. he later latched about it on ellen. >> you crashed a plane. >> the plane crashed. i was aboard the plane and it crashed. >> this morning flight experts say the error is a clear faa violation and ford's pilot license could be suspended. >> i would not be surprised if the faa asked him to take a competency check. if he's found competent, i would have no problem at all flying with mr. ford tomorrow morning. >> ford denied to comment on the latest release as the investigation continues. for today, steve patterson, nbc news los angeles. >>> let's get a final check of the weather. >> beautiful out today. we know things have tak

i would lock john wilkes booth in the men's room at ford's theater. question,ck to the i'm going to do a shout out here to the book because i'm having read his book the semester. he isok is not -- chronicling those who have been critical of lincoln. it is such an interesting way of looking at lincoln. it's like looking at him from the other end of the binoculars. you see what people who had reason for despising them had to say. it takes you a back to realize anti-lincoln sentiment had been. i don't think many of us are here because detest lincoln. there are better ways to use aside a day. there are so many other people to detest in washington. [laughter] [applause] have more oras we less aground of agreement and the degree of admiration for mr. lincoln. john's book is a good reminder that this by no means shared and i have seen personal examples of this myself. a number of years ago when the statue of lincoln was being dedicated in richmond, it was the first statue of lincoln to be dedicated in the state of virginia, and at the dedication ceremony, pu

my response was i would lock john wilkes booth in the men's room at ford's theater. but to come back to the question, i'm going to do a shout out here to the book because i'm having my seminar on lincoln and his biographers reads this book this semester. his book is not -- he is chronicling those who have been critical of lincoln. and it is such an interesting way of looking at lincoln. it's like looking at him from the other end of the binoculars. you see what people who had , or who thought they had reason for despising them had to say. it takes you a back to realize how strong anti-lincoln sentiment had been. i don't think many of us are here because detest lincoln. there are better ways to use a saturday. [laughter] other peoplemany to detest in washington. [laughter] [applause] so my assumption is that we all have a ground agreement and a degree of admiration for mr. lincoln. john's book is a good reminder beenthat that has no means shared, and i'm reminded of that myself. a number of years ago when this museum was being -- dedicating a richmond,lincoln in and a

. >> reporter: it's been nearly six weeks since harrison ford flew his private plane into john wayneirport in orange county. hear what he called himself. also for the first time you'll hear from the pilot of that jet liner with 116 people aboard. he describes the ligheight of h plane and what he told traffic controllers, all of that ahead. >>> this is a fascinating story. you can see miguel's tonight at 7:00 on nightly news. >>> today marks six months since the opening of the wildly popular national museum of african-american history and culture. the museum is out with new numbers on just how crowded it's been over there. 1.3 million visitors have walked through its halls. if you want to visit, the next round of passes for july will be out beginning april 5th. i still haven't been in there. i'm looking forward to it. >> that's a tough ticket. >>> doug, everybody's going to be out this weekend. it's going to be nice. i hope people are going to be careful with all the visitors in town and i'm thinking about the traffic jams on the trails with people on bikes. >> just think about the tr

. >>> actor harrison ford had harsh words for himself after a botched landing at john wayne airport last month. faa released his call to air traffic control. listen. >> on the schmuck that landed on the taxi. >> he said i'm the schmuck that landed on the taxiway. he later explained he was distracted by turbulence from another plane when he veered off course and landed on the taxiway. instead of the runway. video showed his small plane passing a couple hundred feet above and american airlines jet that was preparing to take off. >> can i just get your name and your pilots license? >> the name is harrison ford. >> okay. any -- ford may face. he sells out stadiums with his comedy... t did you know he is >> it's a serious violation to land a plane on a taxiway. not clear what penalty if any ford might face. >>> he sells out stadiums with his comedy but did you know he's ripped? how comedian kevin hart played the role of fitness instructor in san francisco today. >>> beautiful day but there's more rain on the way. when and how much when we cover the forecast. we look live. news continues after

ford. the all-new subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. >>> i'm john clark. sixers and magic tonight in orlando.t to win but some sixers fans would like more ping-pong balls. the sixers lead by 17 points in the second half. down 2. ross puts the magic on top. sixers down three. last chance to tie it. covington from three. no. sixers lose 112-109. he had 18 30i7bpoints before he fouled out. tonight the thunder with the warriors. in the middle of it there. the thunder get blown out by the warriors. the thunder will not be happy playing the sixers. former eagles running back will be joining the chargers. eagles play them in l.a. this season. the fliers with their team picture today. the play ooff picture gets bleaker. they start a four-game road trip tomorrow night. >> we are focused right now on doing our part. obviously we need a lot of help here. we will focus on doing our part. >> we have to forget it and think about tomorrow night. another big game. we have to get through here and take on a little bit. >> villanova. players are still hurting after being sent home on saturday. the seniors, they

ford. the all-new subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. >>> i'm john clark from csn. the sixers call it a minor surgery.d a small portion of his miniscus. the sixers expect he'll be able to start doing basketball activities this summer. they hope he can bear his full weight in two weeks and start rehabbing. this was his third surgery in three years. this was a very minor surgery. >> he deserves some luck. he's gone through a lot. he's a different person than his first injury. >> it took jalil longer to recover and he missed his second game out of last three because of that soreness in the knee. sixers in chicago. shawn long cleans up. 18 points in 19 minutes for long. long time coming for him. nice pass inside and the bulls bench, they can't believe it's that easy for the sixers. career night for super dario. sixers win 117-107. here comes his good buddy. >> had a good opportunity. it's an opportunity to have a good teammates around me. people who really love it. >> best man at his wedding. >> he's my very good friend. >> trust the friendship. the flyers didn't get any help. the islanders beat them. the

a programming note for you as well, senator john mccain is going to join greta on "ford record" that is just over an hour from now. you won't to want miss it or miss mtp daily which starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm chuck todd, welcome to mtp daily, it is 5:00 p.m. here in washington, 9:00 p.m. london time where a deadly terror attack rocked the british capital. three major stories tonight, the terror attack in london, extraordinary development on capitol hill after the chairman suggested that communications from mr. trump's team were incidentally swept up by foreign wiretaps. and of course, we've got the health care cliff hanger in just about 24 hours ahead of the crucial vote of the president's plan to repeal and replace obamacare. it was going to be a big news day as planned before this awful incident in london and before the surprise announcement from the chairman of the house intelligence committee. this afternoon, apparent attempt to validate president trump's wiretapping claims, which we are going to now disrupt because here's adam schiff, the ranking democrat on house i

is not a call any pilot wants to make but after actor and pilot harrison ford landed his single engine plane on the taxiway at john way airport last month he had to call to explain yes came dangerously close to an american airlines boeing 737, with 116 passengers on board. you could hear ford acknowledge the screw up to an air traffic controller. >> cell even if video of the near miss last month you can see ford's plane but the taxiway, in audio recordings released, ford explains he was distracted and concerned about turbulence from another air liner when he landed on the taxiway. when controller told him of the possible pilot deviation ford said. >> i understand, i totally understand. >> reporter: pilot of the boeing 737 seen here taxiing before take off, is heard saying to the airport tower manager that ford flew less than a hundred feet from his plane, tower manager said. >> but controller even stated that there was a at lee, you know, less than a hundred feet , from his perspective. we know it was definitely not a good position for him to be in. >> so can i just get your name , pilots license. >> my name is ha

ford. the all-new subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. >>> i'm john clark from csn. the flyers are desperate. they need another win. when is the last time you saw this? he loses his entire blade on his skate. he has to be helped off the ice. flyers strike first. 1-0, flyers there. now, third period game tied 1-1. it was wheeler for the jets. wheeler puts the jets ahead for good. flyers lose 3-2. they have lost 9 of 11 on the ro ed. 20 road losses. most in the eastern conference. philly -- he will rejoin the team after the world baseball classic. he says he sees a batting title in his future. manager pete mccannon agreeses. fifth inning against the twins. scoreless until freddy galvis, first homer of the spring. it is over the bleachers out of the stadium into the cabana. 1-0, philly. two hits. two rbi's. phillies beat the twins 9-5. working 9:00 to 5:00. joelle embebe's rookie season cut short. he is trying to find humor. he filmed a commercial poking fun at this long process. >> his first two seasons for -- and now out for the season after we shot this commercial with a rookie year lasting l

john, thank you. this morning the president tweeted and then crowed about a decision by ford to invest in michigan. car companies coming back to the u.s., mr. trump wrote. but who deserves the credit? dean reynolds found out. >> reporter: the white house drum roll began early. "big announcement by ford today," read a tweet from the president. "car companies coming back to the u.s. jobs, jobs, jobs." and it happened just three weeks after mr. trump met with autoindustry executives. as press secretary sean spicer was quick to point out. >> this adds to the growing wave of positive news, jobs news under the president. >> reporter: but the automaker says its billion dollar investment at three facilities is really more about plant modernization and that actual new production jobs come to about 130. the new investment was actually agreed to during the 2015 labor negotiations when barack obama was president. so is this announcement by ford today big news? >> well, they're big investment dollars, but they're dollars that we've known about since 2015 by in large. >> reporter: kristin dziczek is with the sen

a programming note for you as well, senator john mccain is going to join greta on "ford record" that hour from now. you won't to want miss it or miss mtp daily which starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm chuck todd, welcome to mtp daily, it is 5:00 p.m. here in washington, 9:00 p.m. london time where a deadly terror attack rocked the british capital. three major stories tonight, the terror attack in london, extraordinary development on capitol hill after the chairman suggested that communications from mr. trump's team were incidentally swept up by foreign wiretaps. and of course, we've got the health care cliff hanger in just about 24 hours ahead of the crucial vote of the president's plan to repeal and replace

and the suspect got off the highway and john duty officer joined the pursuit when he spotted the suspect's vehicle. and that continued on bankoff. and the agree ford explorer was found -- the gray ford explorer was later found damaged on abandoned property in brooks das brookdale. two accidents had shut down on the highway in toward to shut down the search after the shooting on the off-duty officer. but two accidents did occur on the southbound 880 lanes after the police did end up shuting it down earlier this morning. and we're told that the search here is clear right now. and they did call off the search for the slow suspects. >>> thank you. >>> two men are now waiting trial for murder in the stabbing of a well-known little league preside

. >> reporter: harrison ford sounds stunned in the moments after his plane nearly collided with a passenger jet at john wayne airport. >> was that airliner meant to be underneath me? >> reporter: landing it on a taxiway instead of a runway. the faa releasing audio of the pilot of that 737, too. >> the tail of my airline is 42 feet tall. >> reporter: less than 100 feet between ford and passengers aboard the boeing. after the landing, ford sheepishly admitting he was distracted by the plane and turbulence from another jet landing nearby. >> hi. >> reporter: the faa is still investigating the incident. abc news learning ford is still cleared to fly his planes. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, disaster on the highway. what led to this fating crash? >>> and the hero firefighter. how he brought a dog back to like. and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a medication... ...this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain... ...and protect my joints from further damage. humira has been clinically studied for over 18 years.