and larry chang is a managing partner at va ligs capital. >> great to be here. >> it's an interestingiece because both of you deal a lot with funding small companies. what i loved this woman turned down millions of dollars she was selling stuff on craig's list and turning down money at the same time. it turned tout be a great idea. >> love the fact she followed her i think stingts and said the professional investors are not for me. i'm going to find advocates for my company. >> a lot of people do this in maybe not organized a way as she has, it is angel funding it's friends and funding she had to look around for more friends and family. she was so business like about it. what do you think somebody needs to -- do you have to be to that level prepare this whole nice presentation. they had coffees and invite friends and friend of people does it have to be that formal? >> it's a good idea to explain to your potential informsors what you're trying to do. i like the way she did it. present a professional presentation on your company and make it crystal clear. >> are you afraid at all that t

and larry chang is a managing partner at volition capital. to see both of you guys. >> great to be here. >> it's such an interesting piece because both of you deal a lot with funding small companies. what i loved is that this woman turned down millions of dollars. she was selling stuff on craigslist and turning down money at the same time, but it turned out to be a great idea. >> yeah. >> loved the fact that she followed her entrepreneurial instincts and said, you know what, these professional investors are not for me. i'm going to find real advocates for my product and company and went to parents. i think that's a great idea. >> a lot of people do this maybe not in as organized a way as she has, but it really is just angel fou funding. it's friends and family. she was more business-like about it. what do you think somebody needs -- do you have to be to that level, prepare this presentation? they had coffees and had friends of friends invite people to the coffees. does it have to be like that, that formal? >> i think it's a good idea to expla

and also local man thomas but larry changed the yellow jersey two weeks into the sort of frogs wild believe bonded gentle jump when south of these stage fourteen. let's start with a bow where half of the copa america semifinalists have been decided you're a while through often knocking out the star studded has been seen out on penalties europe why needed six men instead saying the leading goal for loans for a key bound the had hopes their hero mary varia boss the bones india go to paris to open the scoring sometimes equalized in some minutes though messi sending it resized throws the green who had a ball into the net for one one. ninety minutes of play didn't find when i needed the extra time for timing sounds mentions and penalty shoot outs since the strike because that is the b.b.q. meaning europe wise because sarah's been for the winning goal for the force in time coco women's. so you know why upset the crowd to make it into the last group. and they will play piru who defeated cologne bearing the other quarter final no goal schooled in regulation so this one also went to overtime but man

and also local man to almost but larry changed the yellow jersey two weeks into the surge of frogs while giving the band the death will jump when saturday's stage fourteen. that start with a bow where half of the copa america semifinalists have been decided you're a wild through often knocking out this style started have seen the on penalties europe why needed six minutes to take the lead for loans for a cake found the had hopes are here are marrying their area boss the bones of diego paris to open the scoring lines equalize the scene for men to their own messy sending of the size grain who headed the ball into the net for one one. ninety minutes of play didn't find the women neither did extra time for them in towns chants and penalty shootout. since the striker thomas noticed would be the key meaning europe wise because sarah's been far home the winning goal for the fourteen time women's. so you know why upset the crowd to make it into the last four. and they will play piru who defeated the long being the other called final no goal schooled in regulation so this one also went to overtim

ok larry we're. i. changed. changed changed changed. so why you hear words because we don't like what they're planning and we never wanted them here and those scoundrels have been making more since one thousand nine hundred forty five they're always bar. edging in somewhere in the world. the united states has budgeted ninety million dollars we can turn it into crowns. but i thought they were trying to divert us that i do believe in the mid ninety's ninety million that would be but it doesn't have many oh no one thought that i'm over you go through you just carry on sht . did you when you know how many bases do they have around the world one hundred eighty eight in western germany. they rule the out fully expect that the czech people will participate in a lot of that it's just logical that the czechs would be the people who are primarily or at least to a large extent participating in that construction and that maintenance amanda knox don't you call a major junction is that. when you know that you are a sovereign country you have every ri

they include, for many years, claudine chang. larry delcarlo. larry mazolo jr. lord richardson. john paul samaha. [applause] to members of the treasure island citizen advisory board, countless hours from our citizens involved in every way, especially the president, karen knkowles pierce. [applause] she has worked so well with the other island residents including becky hoge, john conners, and bnetty lettington. we have our organizations on treasure island, who have been working so hard for us, and of so many other important things ever present our city. including the director of the homeless initiative, sarah. [applause] thank you. member organization that are included in this initiative have been the boys and girls club of san francisco, catholic charities, community housing partnerships, mercy housing, rubicon, tool works, and walden house. thank you for your cooperation. [applause] and to our development partners who we have come to know, cherish, lived with, talked out a lot of issues, at the state level, local level, and of course, the treasury -- a treasure island community

larry and columbia professor david wrote in book, one nation under sex, called the private lives of presidents, first ladies and their lovers changedistory. come on. larry, sex lives make that much difference. >> ironically they did. they used the information to campaign against one another and so nothing has really changed. >> john: it's reported about much but in those days, people liked to hush that up? >> i'm astonished it took 200 years that thomas jefferson fathered six children by a slave girl. we weren't able to establish that until dna until 1998. there is a lot of history out there which historians look the other way and didn't get reported. >> john: you aren't looking the other way. you say sex shaped history? >> that's right. it's a claim that has been ignored because they never wanted to touch the personal lives of the president. the problem is historians missed a major component of the story of america. the private lives of presidents and first ladies did shape how things went. civil war. you think james buchanan gay love affair caused the civil war? >> that's right. he arrived in washington a young congressman from l

larry and columbia prefer dr. david eyesen back, "one nation under sex", how the presidents, first ladies and their lovers changed story. come along. larry, sex lives make that much difference? >> ironically they did and they used the information to campaign against one another and one another damage so nothing has really changed. >> john: and it's reported about much because in those days, people liked to hush that up. >> i'm astonishing took us almost 200 years to find out that thomas jefferson fathered six children by his slave girl, sally hemmings. we weren't able to establish that until dna in 1998. so, there's a lo the of history out there, which historians looked the other way and just didn't get reported. >> john: all right. you two aren't looking the other way. what are some examples? you say sex shaped history? that's a big claim. >> that's right. it's a claim that has been ignored by historians traditionally, they never sort of want to touch the personal lives of the presidents. >> john: tawdry. >> presidential, they missed a major component of the story of america, that is that the private lives of the

larry said. a request you don't change this part of the health service board. gosh i am president of the san francisco veteran who police officers association hyperion i asked this board to change the makeup of the health service system as proposed in the new charter proposal. when we retired, and we were guaranteed and told him that we would have affordable health care for the rest of our lives. with this proposal, we have no voice. i ask you to turn down this proposal. >> had the city's pension obligations are set to explode in the next four years. a hundred and $29 million. it demands a serious solution. i am leading a citizen led effort for the reform act of the november ballot. we've collected 47,000 signatures of voters. the reform act delivers reform that is fiscally sound, sustainable, and fair to all. by securing our fiscal future and protecting vital services. we need real pension reform now. in the not kick the can down the road any further. soon, the can is going to pull off a cliff. i want to thank the mayor and the many others that have worked on

and changes are coming up and i'll take a look at changes later, larry? carolyn? >> thank you, spencer. >> and u.s. womens' world cup team is living the dream and so are the die-hard fans in the bay area. >> i could see the bay area is foggy. i can see the outline of it. >> our hometown astronaut is keeping an eye on things here. our conversation with the last-ever shuttle crew is on the way. >> and actress curtis makes a wish for a marine come true. >>> a first look at traffic at 4:09 this afternoon, checking out the skyways. southbound traffic is slow and a crawl heading over the bay bridge at this hour. and in that part of town, very, very sluggish, coming back with more on the news at 4:00. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> the tension and magic continued for u.s. womens' world cup team today. i've been authorized to go into sports casting mode by the way. and there is

changed everything. larry back with all the sports tonight. >> it just came to me. sportscast would be so much better with neon. of everywhere dan. you too. >> flashing. >> that's what we are miss snooing we'll work on that. best people. >> we'll tell the boss. owners want to begin training camp on saturday. will the players show up for that? the latest on the nfl lock out and what happens tomorrow. the latest on the nfl lock out and what happens tomorrow. sports next >> coming up tonight at 11:00. temperature strition at san francisco hotel tonight ends in dozens of arrest. find out what this they were protesting. >> apple computer amazing success. already passed up mick soft so who is next. those stories and more coming up in an hour on 7 news at 1 11:00 over on channel 7. but larry is here with what could be a very important day in the nfl lock out. >> we are getting there slowly but surely. 1 big step toward ending the lock out. came today. with owners approving a proposed contract that would bring labor peace for 10 years but the players didn't vote on the prop

changing a bit. kris sanchez and larry gers stin have a look. >> let's start with the question of why the shift in direction. >> a couple of things here. look, not so long ago it was the other direction altogether. we voted in, we voted out affirmative action. all that has changed. it's changed tremendously in the last couple of years. why? now we're seeing efforts to go ahead and allow in state tuition for undocumented immigrants, aid for undocumented immigrants, changing the tone of california. >> let's talk about the reason. is it policy, economics? what is it? >> a couple things. first latinos are now approaching 40% of the population. that's a lot of voices. policymakers are aware. the governor and the legislature are both of the same party now. that's rare in california and they are on the same page so with that they are likely to be together when it comes to major policy initiatives much more than in the past. third, i think it speaks determination of one legislator, from southern california who has been relentless in pursuing this idea of assistance for undocumented immigrants. >> a lot of policy on

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. >> larry: radcliffe's life was about to change forever. did you have a normal boyhood?ery hard to say. i mean, no. i suppose is the official answer. i certainly didn't have normal teenage years but equally i don't really know what normal means. i mean, was i happy and healthy and surrounded by fun and love? yes. and that's kind of all right with me. i was surrounded by inspirational interesting people from a variety of different backgrounds. >> so many child stars, for want of a better term. kids who become famous early, have major problems. >> yes. >> larry: you didn't. can you explain that? kids are not supposed to be famous at 11. >> no. they're not. what i'd put it down to is the fact that i think it's very different doing it in england than it is doing it in america. when you do it over here you are treated as a star first and a child second. whereas in england it's the other way around. you're treated as a child first and then an actor in the film, but i don't think anyone panders to it as much in england as much as they do in america, but thankfully i haven't gon

to be different, you know, but i guess i didn't really do the right things and change the way my life was going. >> larryr been charged with crimes against anyone other than jessica roach. but keene's story has caused officials across the country to take another look at hall. >> in november of 2010, investigators from the town of what that chee police department interviewed mr. hall at a federal prison in north carolina. >> in that interview hall admitted murdering lori depeaze and provided clues of where to find her body. >> multiple agencies are looking into him. >> larry hall may have had more victims than ever imagined. >> we understand it's even more extensive than we ever thought. not 20, but maybe 30 to 40, in terms of the victims. >> that leaves 30 or 40 families still awaiting answers. which is why, says levin, it's critical that serial investigations do not stop. 18 years after tricia reitler vanished her father, gary, believes larry hall knows where to find her. >> i think if larry knew what we go through on a daily basis, you know, wondering where she is. wondering what happened, i don't thin

to be different, you know, but i guess i didn't really do the right things and change the way my life was going. >> larryer been charged with crimes against anyone other than jessica roach. but keene's story has caused officials across the country to take another look at hall. >> in november of 2010, investigators from the town of the police department interviewed mr. hall at a federal prison in north carolina. >> in that interview hall admitted murdering lori depeaze and provided clues about where to find her body. >> there are multiple agencies are looking into him. >> larry hall may have had more victims than ever imagined. >> we understand it's even more extensive than we ever thought. not 20, but maybe 30 to 40, in terms of the victims. >> that leaves 30 or 40 families still awaiting answers, which is why, says levin, it is critical that serial investigations do not stop. 18 years after tricia reitler vanished, her father, gary, believes larry hall knows where to find her. >> i think if larry knew what we go through on a daily basis, you know, wondering where she is, wondering what happened, i don't

finally we are all taught politics changed history. but larry flynt and historians say politicians sex lives matter just as much. >> the private lives of presidents and first ladies did shape how things went. a politically incorrect look at history. martha: there is a lot of sex in this story. we have a sexy stossel coming up. but seriously i want to ask you about this. we just did a segment with allen west. and debbie wasserman shultz. you say john adams was attacked as being blind, bald, tripled and toothless. >> jefferson was son of a half breed indian squaw low life. grover cleveland had a child out of wedlock. when he won they had a slogan, gone to the white house, ha, ha, ha. >> there is a video of bruce springsteen in east berlin saying born in the u.s.a. and all these east germans -- the hisser to yanss argue just as much as the military buildup was american culture and consumer goods thatter to the wall down. people -- that tore the wall down. they wanted what we have. martha: maybe ronald reagan and margaret thatcher had something to d

giving them back i don't know larry i'm so in the back already jumped some fences ran around exactly what i should think change your number i would like a way to. understand. a . little bit more i think it's you know no you don't get out there i don't get is that when you're really i don't care how much what you want to tell me sir. because i stuck with three grandchildren. my my daughter started drinking heavily and just left the kids she begged him. to do he hit me with that taser right that's. a little bit high at most. pay he's got a bit of confidence. could would come me. you've done hundreds of fences and she did. more air if you shut him down cause this you know now the faster. faster you know given. time. first time this happens to you yeah. i mean. when i was younger i ran one time. so the second time. you. already knew i was going to jail hollowing of you mean the fugitive for seven months so how is your life for seven months. worse thing that happened but i'm going to do that i. know. that. this is the end of the room for the fugitive and another trophy for padilla in thirty five years the man hunti

babyhood i'm going to bring him back i don't know larry and saw him in the back yard to jump some fences ran around tackling the right area where everything changes nobody would like a way to. understand. so . you know they're going to commit you know no you'll get out there. was that when really i did there how much oh what a lecture it was sorry sir. because i stuck with three grandchildren. my my daughter started drinking heavily and just left the kids she better damn. well if they do hit me with that taser right that's. a little bit high at most most . cops had to. call could would call me. down or defensive and shit. on them more air if you shouldn't have now the faster. faster. now you're tired this is the first time this happens to you you. i mean. when i was younger i ran one time. this is the second time. you. already knew i was going to jail hollowing of you mean the future for seven months so how is your life for seven months. worst thing to happen but i'm going to do it i. know. that. this is the end of the room for the fugitive and another trophy for padilla in thirty five years the man hunting is delivered more than four thousand of

and there is when we'll see if anything changes, at this point they are telling everyone to stay indoors and carolyn and larry? >> you mentioned that the fire did not start inside of the building. any idea what did spark it? >> no that is something they're trying to figure out. fairfield fire officials were here with video cameras taking video. some and response that they cannot turn over the video because that is considered evidence. that is not to say anything suspicious happened here but this is a monster job of getting to the bottom of how this started. >> what is the plan that firefighters have at this point, john,? have they shared with you and feel they're making progress? it sounds like things goring better now than they were, let's say an hour ago? >> well, the plan has been, which is apparently standard procedure to, douse the area with water which is what they've been doing as well as a special foam. that is what they're going to have to do until it burns down. and there is some and i asked what the estimated time what it might be. they were not sure. and workers moved out a number of the plastic b

have the american people take a look at it and see if maybe a few people in larry reid's senate -- harry reid's senate won't change their mind. there's only one plan now, and it's a house-passed bill to cut, to cap, to balance, to solve the crisis. jon: all right. i have a question from one of our viewers on our chat. lyle blackman wants to know what is your plan b if you can't get it through the senate? >> well, i'm still working on plan a. jon: okay. >> again, what the american people have said, number one, we need immediate cuts. there's $110 billion of real, immediate cuts after president obama passed a trillion dollar stimulus plan through this town that did no good, a $1.4 trillion takeover of our government health care, $3 trillion deficits in a row, this is a modest cut today. second of all, cap the growth of government. going forward over a ten-year period, government will still grow, but it will eventually reach its historic norm of 20% of our economy. last but not least, balance the budget. i mean, every single family has to do it, every single small business, heck, 49 of 50 states have a balanced budge

change and grow. >> we have 10 years of footbal football. thanks larry this edition of 7 news for larry and spencer i'm dan ashley thanks for watching. we appreciate your time as always and hope to see you again in an hour

larry page. google called the request a harassing document because oracle should be able to get the same information from other sources. >>> researchers say the internet is changing the way we remember and collect information. they found people remembered where on a computer an answer was saved easier than they could recall the answer itself. researchers say this shows humans are using computers as memory storage. >>> santa cruz county residents say or who were devastated by storms this past spring are hoping a new appeal by the state will bring relief. the storm's washed out streets in capitola village. california's head of emergency services is now appealing. but cautions a win is not a sure thing. >>> you're waiting for the heat? you're going to be waiting a little bit longer. it's going to warm up but it's just not going to get hot around here. look familiar? there's the current fog product or footprint in the bay area. it shouldn't there be. i pointed this out late in the day, there should be a burn out. this is all shooting across the san bruno gap. look how it spreads out into the east bay. it's been one of those days that's kept temperatures in concord an

changing. since september of 2008, 464,000 local government jobs have been eliminated. nearly 100,000 of those cuts have happened this year alone. larry burns is more. you thought a government job would be safe. >> absolutely, absolutely. >> reporter: four years ago, burns took a job as a new york city employee, helping to maintain the grounds at a hospital. >> i thought this was a sekrur job. i would have a -- secure job. i would have a future here. help us and we'll help you. >> reporter: four years ago he was called into human resources. >> they said, "here is your check, don't come in tomorrow, we'll pay you for the day, that's the end of your career." >> reporter: he's overcome with worry about how he will pay for the medical care his family needs and the job prospects at age 55. >> try to do the best i can, take it one day at a time. i don't know. i have no idea. next move is to call unemployment. see if i can get some help and i'll take it from there. >> reporter: labor experts say there is no real relief in sight as government stimulus money runs out and states try to close budget gaps, cuts in the public sector will continue.

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change it. >> i don't know. >> for the better. >> just connect. just connect. >> all right. you have 54 seconds left. >> fluffy leggings. >> all right. let's have a big round of applause for larry. [applause] and this meeting of the commonwealth club is officially adjourned. [applause] >> welcome to the brown bag lunch, i am lawrence cornfield. we are here at beverly prior's law office. we are going to look at one of the greenest business office spaces in san francisco. you just celebrated the first anniversary of your green office space >> there are many elements. what we're celebrating, what you say it's one of the greenest office buildings. it's the contribution methodology. the materials mechanical systems that we look at. we are using recycles materials. how off gases. >> all focussed toward the goal of reducing impacts? >> exactly. we are using materials that are rapidly renewable. there's another aspect. there are many aspects to being green >> what lead you to this green office? >> it's an interesting story. these kinds of thing start with gee, it's time to find a new office of our idea has evolved over time. how do we work together? what kind of space do we want that w

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box office and took in $97 million, pixar cars 2, bad teacher, larry crowne and supereight round hot out the top 5 but the numbers could change>> celebrations on the 4th of july create more republicans, researchers found children who went to 1 rain free 4th of july celebration before 18 were 4% more likely to vote republican. they say they energize the crowd to take part in elections and claim that the july 4th celebration had no effect on increasing democrats. >>> vice-president joe biden is on twitter. his first tweet went out an hour ago, it says, vp and dr. b, hope you take time to think about our troops and their families this independence day, it refers to his wife. the vice-president won't be sending out tweets himself. like many other politicians his staff will write them. >>> they call him twin lincecum. a cab driver is a major hit. >> you are going to give me one million dollars, how do that sound do you? you make a lot of money? give me one million dollars. >> look at this guy. he looks so much like tim lincecum people won't leave him alone. he jokes he wants a million bucks just to compensate for all the aggravati

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changing. as that happens, i think we can expect to see more accommodating legislate sglgs all right, thank you very much, larryminder, you can always get larry's political insight any time on nbcbayarea.com. prop zero is his blog. >>> another meeting could be held at the white house today to find a plan to deal with the nation's debt. the obama administration wants to increase borrowing while reducing long-term deficits and also wants to raise taxes on the wealthy, something republicans are opposed to. if an agreement isn't reached by august 2nd, the government will exceed its $14 trillion debt ceiling. funding to basic programs like military salaries and federal courts could be cut. interest rates on loans could rise and social security checks may not be in the mail. >>> new information is surfacing about just how much scotland yard knew about the news of the world newspaper scandal. for more than four years, 11,000 pages of handwritten notes about the phone hacking scandal sat in the evidence room of the police station in england untouched. apparently no one decided to read them. that is despite the fact tha

change and that we are proud of. i was 8 -- one of eight senators -- i did not mean to do that. i remember the pressure put on us by the white house, larry summers, that this was the way to go, the thing to do. [unintelligible] >> let's take some questions at the back of the room. the lady at the back of the room. >> i am a freelance writer. one thing that always seems to be left out is how to remove impediments to existing jobs? what concerns me is the growing practice of use of credit reports by employers. there has been a bill setting in congress forever that is not getting any traction. i want to know from the panel if this is an area of work that they are considering bringing in the task force. it is creating an underclass of millions of under employable people, like me, who have degrees from oxford and a georgetown and cut out completely from federal work, contacting, and many private sector jobs, because if the requirement to have sterling credit, even though we know credit reports are often sold with errors. >> there are many issues involved in getting the american economy back on track. you just raised one other. there are proba

change. he's a terrific coach f.see if he can get usa fired up. >> even is exited to have him. >> they will be is that thanks larry. it for this edition of 7 news at 9:00 on coffee tv 20. for all of us here, thanks for joining us. love to see you at 11:00 over here, thanks for joining us. love to see you at 11:00 over on 7. good nature for now.

change the debt ceiling negotiations? chairman of the white house council of economic advisors here with us joins us next on "andrea mitchell reports." [ male announcer ] this is larry... whose long day starts with arthritis pain... and a choice. take tylenol arthritis and maybe up to six in a day... or choose aleve and two pills for a day free of pain. happy chopping. [ male announcer ] built like a volkswagen. the 2011 tiguan. [ grunts ] >>> today's disappointing jobs report have some on wall street once again raising the prospect of a double dip recession. with me chairman of the white house council of economic advisors. let's talk about this. by any count, dismal, miserable, disappointing what's your adjective for this job's report? >> i thought the job's report is really a call to action in the sense that we've got a number of things that are bipartisan that are sitting there waiting to be passed and folks in washington are bickering about them. and if you get a report like this one, which is baking up what we learned starting last time that the growth rate has slowed down, we've got to get the growth rate up of the economy. if you don't get the growth rate up,

change of plans. and a usf basketball coach gives his father the ultimate gift. toes stories and nor one hour on abc 7 news at 11:00 on channel 7. larry with all of the sports and giants tonight. >> giants and dodgers and you remember the colfax battle. the glory days of giants dodgers. not the going to find any pitching matchups better than what we saw today. tim lincecum against clayton kershaw. only one run would prove to be enough. all i want for my birthday is a sweep of the dodgers. not too much to ask. lincecum lost to kershaw opening day. swing and a miss in the fourth. giants traded for jeff ceppinger yesterday. he showed up in the sixth inning. would make an appearance today. lincecum strikes out juan rivera. 7 ks for tim. he was good, kershaw better. he goes. fans a dozen. leads the majors in strikeouts with 167. one mistake by lincecum and there it is. sends it into the cove. he said he never reached the water before and i got myself a souvenir. only run of the day. keppinger came in as a pinch hitter in the 7th. good wood. solid but flies to left. kershaw strikes out the side again. dodgers avoid the sweep, winning 1-0. t

larry, if i can start with you, you interviewed betty ford a number of times. what was she like? >> she was an extraordinary lady. extraordinary wife. a great first lady. and she of course -- she changed the picture of first ladies with that announcement of her own breast cancer, with going public with being alcoholic. i had her on many times by herself, a number of times with her husband. one of the most dramatic nights was when her husband described the night they had an intervention and all gathered around the bed to tell her that she was -- they knew she was alcoholic and that she needed help. all that led really to the start of the betty ford center. we had a dinner once, my wife and i went, in which they honored betty ford. and all the first ladies came. and i was the emcee. it was a great dinner. she was a hell of a lady. she was just a terrific person. i can't find one negative about betty ford. and i'm sure doug brinkley would agree. >> doug, your thoughts as we take in this news. she was incredibly outspoken publicly. what was she like in private? >> well, as a young woman she was a model and did sales work. she was extremely attractive. and she married a football hero, gera

larry, if i can start with you, you interviewed betty ford a number of times. what was she like? >> she was an extraordinary lady. extraordinary wife. a great first lady. and she of course -- she changed the picture of first ladies with that announcement of her own breast cancer, with going public with being alcoholic. i had her on many times by herself, a number of times with her husband. one of the most dramatic nights was when her husband described the night they had an intervention and all gathered around the bed to tell her that she was -- they knew she was alcoholic and that she needed help. all that led really to the start of the betty ford center. we had a dinner once, my wife and i went, in which they honored betty ford. and all the first ladies came. and i was the emcee. it was a great dinner. she was a hell of a lady. she was just a terrific person. i can't find one negative about betty ford. and i'm sure doug brinkley would agree. >> doug, your thoughts as we take in this news. she was incredibly outspoken publicly. what was she like in private? >> well, as a young woman she was a model and did sales work. she was extremely attractive. and she married a football hero, gera

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