while directing the documentary john ford took over the camera when his cameraman was killed. h legs and lost sight in his left eye. ford's experience of combat shaped "they were expendable," an elegy navy picture about sacrifice and defeat made at the end of the war. during the war, ford held the rank, lieutenant commander in charge of the field photographic branch at the office of strategic services. he was glad to get away from hollywood. he'd always wanted to be a naval man from way, way back. he failed to get into annapolis when he was a young man and went to hollywood. (narrator) ford's end-of-war hommage to those that served starred robert montgomery and john wayne. slug, he was always quotin' verse... (narrator) wayne had built a reputation as a b-movie tough. bits of poetry... (narrator) but ford changed all that. so here's one for him. it's about the only one i know. under the wide, starry sky, dig the grave and let me lie, glad that i lived and gladly die. many of these hollywood films were made according to device. "okay, we gotta make a war picture." again, "we got

let's bring in john ford, former president of discovery, and vincent cordero, former executive at hbo and univision, and cofounder and ceo at one road media ventures gentlemen, thank you both for joining us so john, what are your expectations for apple in this space? >> well, three things that occurred to me when i watched the announcement today one is that they're sprgenterina very competitive space and somewhat late to the game with netflix with a substantial lead, hulu, amazon prime, disney plus going to launch and warner media as well, cbs all-access, and some others. that's a lot of people grasping for money from our pocketbook. and we don't have an endless supply of that the other thing is, it's expensive. reece witherspoon, steven spielberg, oprah, jennifer aniston are not cheap. and my sense is apple is probably overpaying a little bit right now in order to get a jump and a big splash but at soim point, they're going to have to look at the bottom line and paying for these productions and the costs of the talent andover seeing them, they become a network production company as w

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if you know the premise of john ford's young mr. lincoln, you might recall that henry fonda's lincoln has virtually no contact with black characters. his real work and involves helping to white brothers who had been falsely accused of murder and in the most dramatic moment of the film, the two of anrs faced the wrath angry lynch mob then lincoln turns back of the mob and after that, melds a successful defense of the two brothers so that he again liberates white men from confinement. yet, and a very halting and hesitant sort of way, some new dealers acknowledged the possibility that race played a part in keeping people down in both the 1930's and 1860's. lincoln's attention to racial emancipation did merit some attention and consideration. when the african-american singer marian anderson was banned from performing in the daughters of the american revolution concert hall here in washington, many figures and fdr's fdr's administration, including eleanor roosevelt, helped to arrange anderson's new open air concert in front of the lincol

they are anders asher, josiah burke, brandon how staper and kyle john ford i. hometo released. >>> the latest group to sue to block the release of previously confidential personnel records of members. senate bill took affect january 1st and makes things available to the public. they pertain to police misconduct, including excessive force by officers and criminal con dung. the p.o.a. is seeking a court order barring the city from releasing that information. they become the latest police officers union in the state to sue to keep the records confidence ziefrng in the east bay, details on priests accused of sex abuse. reverend alexander castillo was placed on administrative leave the end of january. he served in fremont and oklahomaly. castillo may have fled the country. the pease is a nay testify of costa rica. he was last heard from on february 20th. oakland police notified the diocese that castillo may be located outside the u.s. but wouldn't specify pact exactly where. >>> a celebration of life. a long-time san francisco public defender, jeff adachi. a public

and john ford chipped in by movie his young lincoln with henry fonda's silhouette fading out as the lincoln memorial fades into the strains of the battle hymn of the republic. here is another extraordinary event. 1946, the naacp's meeting, june 29 -- 1947, excuse me. the speaker is harry truman, and again, the catalyst, second from the right in the front row, her head turned, is eleanor roosevelt, who had urged harry truman to make this pilgrimage and to speak. he had just read the story of the brutal beating and blinding of world war ii veteran isaac woodard, the subject of a new book, as some of you may have seen recently. it inspired this one time, at the least, casual racist from missouri. his letters are filled with expressions of racism. to rethink himself and rethink american policy, ultimately, to desegregate the military, but to speak here about freedom and equality for all. again, animated by this memorial which, by then, had achieved ubiquity in many other ways, currency and coin. 16 years after truman, the nation's civil rights leaders gathered in the shadow of the lincoln memor

theso want to thank john l ford center for you -- civil war history that has partnered with us. the title of this year's symposium is a people's contest, struggles for nation and freedom in civil war america. some of you will recognize this quote from which we derive our title. it's from abraham lincoln's july -- july 4, 18 six 21 message to congress. it's also the title of the american civil war museum flagship exhibition which will be opening may 4 at the new facility. i want to invite all of you to join us for a reception and a sneak peek at the exhibition in progress at the new museum built. you all did not know that that would be your surprise today. to seereally want you how extraordinary this project help spread the word that it's going to be absolutely fantastic. you will get a sneak peak during the reception that will follow today's symposium. i want to invite everyone who is watching us on c-span to mark your calendars for may 4, be sure to join us this summer and beyond as we bring you exciting new programs and events in conjunction with our grand opening. the new mus

john ellis. the board of the lincoln group has decided to honor his memory with a program that unites his passion and love for ford's theater. the john ellisng scholarship. make thearship will excellent programs here at ford's more accessible to teachers across the country. the lincoln group will make the scholarship the focus of its ongoing efforts to raise support for lincoln education. this first year, four scholarships be granted to teachers that will be selected by ford's staff. i congratulate the lincoln group of the district of columbia for its support of lincoln education programs here at ford's theater by creating the john ellis scholarship. thank you very much. [applause] >> frederick douglass was a brilliant speaker, a gifted writer, a stunning persuader and a man hard driven through his life are the cause of black america. brimstoned fire and with a passion and righteousness of an old testament prophet and he saw the civil war as both god's retribution on the wicked and the portal to a new awakening for his people. somewhati was afflicted with frederick douglass, i got to know him better while researchin

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just as justice john paul stevens did for president gerald ford who appointed him.r more recently, david sluder who george h.w. bush put on. that was the way. a president of one party could end up with an appointee who did not adopt all his ideology or policies. now, you really don't have that. brian: these are the ages of all the justices. justice ginsburg, 86. justice roberts, 64. justice sotomayor, 64. clarence thomas, 70. its 51.uch brett kavanaugh is 54. brian: -- joan: you got it exactly right. it says the younger ones are the conservatives the two in their 80's are the liberals. depending on what happens to any 9 and president trump gets another appointee, the court could move further to the right. nation and for the for the supreme court of will becomes president in 2020 because of these ages. brian: how many years have you covered the court? since 1989.ime, when i started at the washington post as a supreme court reporter it was 1992. brian: your first appearance on this network. 1990. we are going to show a little bit of it right now. joan: this is my puni

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including ethics senior policy analyst pat ford, and executive director leann pellam, and deputy city attorney andrew chin and the advocates, especially steve hill and john gallanger. colleagues, i look forward to engaging with you on this important issue in the coming weeks. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you. supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam clerk. i'd like to also close today in the memory of miss katherine liu lo. she was married for over 60 years to the late dr. lao and is remembered by the chinese community as his better half, but cathy was also a champion for social justice in her own right and admired for her willingness to stand up and to speak out for just causes, advocating for the most disenfranchised through any number of organizations, including ccaa, chinese for affirmative action and chinese hospital and scare and circle club and was the recipients of many awards and honors. she passed away peacefully in the east bay on february 18th at the age of 82, and is survived by their children, larry, randy and yvonne and grandchildren, brennan and lauren and marnie and the family invites family and friends to a funera

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ford the mid one and only boom but. welcome back westville here with the editor in chief of wiki leaks chris interactions and the whistleblower chelsea manning don't trumps national security adviser john bolton called for killing and she's already being tortured do you think the trumpet ministration will try to kill her. since been satisfied as he has been spending no one to spend the two weeks in solitary confinement which is an absolutely horrible thing. we're seeing something happening that you do not accept but to see in a country that calls itself civilized i mean for heaven's sake this is something us it's you know arthur alter tarion rigi. see was court martials he was sentence he spent seven years in prison. sentence was commuted by presidential decree decree and i was he is hold back in front of a secret. court a secret grand jury and you know attempt to force for an alleged source to testify against the journalists who worked on the material this is absolutely unacceptable and if they need any us that you know. if you want actually to regain some of their of the trust that they have lost the entire trust this would not start focusing on the situation of chelsea manning and t

important, i come from a ford family, my brother worked on the lines, is important and president message and his policies will resonate with the voters, and across country, in michigan. >> john layfield here, good luck to your michigan tate start spartans tomorrow night against lsu . i want to ask you go gm, gm has been building more cars in china than they have in the united states this trade war seems to exacerbate, that does that worry the carmakers in michigan,taryive tariffs and trade wars? >> well, like i said, we the motor city, detroit we have manufacturing throughout the state, the president's policies have encouraged manufacturing, we've seen it in michigan. they guarantee; that we're excited in michigan, i think that other thing they will play themselves out but we believe that president's policies will be good, and a boone for michigan. david: i want to go off of cars for a moment, ask whether or not the end of mueller investigation, the collusion charge, has affected voters there as far as you can tell? >> no, i mean, no collusion, no obstruction that will be mantra here.it will be wonderful that president will talk about it here in michigan in grand rapids, he

ford and when heon in landslide in 1980. the "vanity fair" cover story has drawn mparison. the gifted athlete like reagan. or ts lig that flame out like john edwards. however o'rourke's candidate begins, it's in full gre of a fascinated media. >>e'll make or break the future in th country. >> in iowa, beto o'rourke is making it official. he's running. after an early morning - announceme >> i'm running to serve you as the next president of the united states. >> -- that glassy "vanity fair" story saying i'm just born to be init. and the expected attacks from the president. >> a lot of hand movement. i've never seen such hand movement. >> o'rourke is betting on a tional audio tin meunity messag avoiding specifics. >> if you're not going to listen and to learn, what is the use of campaigning. he was once for medicaid for all. >> that's one of the ways to ensure we gent tora nteed, for-quality health car every american. i'm not sure that's the fastest way to get there. >> and he dclined to say if president trump should be impeached. one thing o'rourke made clear, he plans to run to the right bernie anders and elizabeth warren on economic issues

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ford o'connell, former mccain campaign aide director kissing forum pac, does work with president trump with johnccain. talking about distraction of late maybe the president has been on to criticize your former boss. maybe for good reason. maybe there was bad blood there. you intimated in the past they never really liked each other. got even worse on dossier stuff and everything else. do you think it is hurting the president, that it is hurting his message on economy and markets you could argue is a pretty good one? >> i will say this. i don't think he should have brought it up in the ohio rally, he really has an incredible story to tell on the economy, 3.8% unemployment. hundreds of thousands of manufacturing jobs, wages rising. so essentially you know probably shouldn't have brought it up there. that is not donald trump's style. frankly it is working for him. as you point out, these are two men who simply didn't like each other. while i have the utmost respect for john mccain, donald trump has very good reason to be hacked off given mccain's handling of dossier which media points out. wasn't ju

dee ford, one of the biggest problems for the 49ers last year on defense with taking the ball away from opponents. they were last in the nfl in that regard , and johnas asked if these two guys will help take care of that problem. >> these are the type of players that we believe can reverse that trend, you know, starting with kwon. he always had intensity. you know, there are so many things to like, but that's definitely something that jumps , and you know, dee, he has a knack for getting the ball out. he can force fumbles, and we think that can help our entire team , and you know, get that fire is going where we are taking away the ball. >> that is a good virus. >>> in a low risk, potentially high reward move, they sign jason barrette. he is from fairfield, actually started his collegiate career at santa rosa junior college, it is a one-year, $3.6 million deal, and i would say risky because supertalented but he's always heard. he played in just one game as a cornerback in 2017 and missed all of last year with a ruptured achilles. the 49ers also signed a receiver, veteran jordan matthews who last played with the philadelphia eagles. >>> you knew whe

go to the theater he decides to take mary to a play at ford's theater, "our american cousin," a comedy. they go there, a little after 10:00 p.m., john wilkes booth enters the area where the president is sitting with mary along with major rathbone and clara harr liss and shoots the president point-blank in the head. he dice on good friday. he then is taken back to springfield where he'll be buried on a trip that's some 1,700 miles on the rail. i think the most prolonged, elaborate, repeated ceremony in american history, thousands turn out to see the train and pay their respects toth slain president. during the final sections of what we call journey two in our museum represents lincoln lying in state at the state capitol here in springfield at the end of his long journey back from washington. it's intring to me, even though his is a replica of the scene, the capitol down the road you can visit, it's in a reverential way, even a loud school group will quiet down and show respect to president lincoln. tens of thousands of people came to see president lincoln, pay respects while he was lying in state at the state capitol for addai, he wa

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looking at the pi’ocess vicky ford, just looking at the process that has been put forward and the business of the motion, which we are expecting to go over to later on. johnof commons for that, wes streeting on his feet at the moment. now the weather with stabbed rennais asked. quite a lot of clout in the sky today, a bit of a disappointing grey day for many with best of the sunshine across the south—west of england. the next few days, we have high pressure with us so it will be largely dry. a bit more sunshine around for thursday and friday, so asa around for thursday and friday, so as a result it will feel milder. high pressure has been with us which is why it is dry and settled with light winds, thicker cloud across the north of scotland. patchy rain to the north and west highlands. we end the day on a fairly mild note. then overnight those temperature is well fall away. another chilly one on well fall away. another chilly one on the cards particularly across the south—west where skies will be clearest longest. some low cloud, temperatures, touch of frost across the south—west, elsewhere particularly when you have cloud, no lower than three to 6 degree