mr. ford's response. been at the conclusion of the question and answer period we will have a book signing and the book signing table is here at the foot of the stage to my left. as you have probably noticed mr. ford's book is available for purchase at the entrance of the auditorium. finally please note no video recording, audio recording or photography is permitted during two nights event and please also take a moment to turn off phones and other electronic devices. it is my pleasure now to introduce jennifer bergen who will introduce tonight's speaker. dr. bergen is a visiting scholar at the university of california san diego and she has also taught at the university of san diego and at harvard university where she earned her ph.d. in english and american literature. she is active as an author and editor in a wide variety of genre's end is also a producer of independent films. her latest book titled call and response, the key debates and african-american studies, was co-edited with henry louis gates jr.

there were 36 at a town hall meeting when mr. ford was here, and issues were raised, and whenever we achieved, since it was not so developed, they brought in an outside consultant, said that somebody can whitewash the story. the majority of the people in the town hall meetings, like 100 people, 99%, they went in one direction and told what needed to be done. the garbage, what they have done wrong. to continue with that. so please look into that. we will discuss when the full issue will come out, so i request you and also give us enough time. bring this to the next meeting. let's bring them back, and we will see all of them sitting here today, why they are here. we want to bring the others here to show you what are the problems. thank you. chairman nolan: thank you. next speaker, please. clerk: [reading names] >> i first want to issue a belated happy thanksgiving. i was not able to do that before. there is a lot to be thankful for. forgetting the mirrors. there are other things not to be thankful for. i want to address an item on the o

. >> the closest presidential primary ever held in new hampshire is over and mr. ford squeaked to victory by a margin of 1,300 votes. >> some of those who didn't do so well yesterday seemed to be satisfied with second. [laughter] >> good morning, everyone, i'm tom brokaw reporting with you live the morning after the iowa caucuses. >> clearly the winner, scored well, came from nowhere. >> i'm still alive. >> what the candidates were after was a boost, some momentum. >> the momentum we had. >> a lot of momentum. >> forward momentum. >> i hate to use the word anymore, it's overused, "momentum." >> very interesting that the man who invested this type of what i call a voodoo economic policy. >> i have this microphone. >> ambassador bush, you were rolled over tonight by a reagan steamroller. what happened? >> i was rolled over by a reagan steamroller. >> for all of kennedy's optimism, he faces a tough road. >> and we're claiming victory tonight! >> why do you want to be president? >> well, i'm -- >> that's a judgment for him to make. i guess not. >> i hear your new ideas, i'

president ford died in 2006 and mrs. ford died last year. >>> if you are a frugal traveler, you might want to avoid the following destinations. u.s. news has compiled an updated list of the world's most expensive cities. at the top, oslo, norway, for the 7th year in a row. it's followed by zurich and geneva, switzerland where salaries are high and the swiss franc is robust. new york city came in at number 14. >>> elizabeth, got to avoid those cities. i don't know if we can afford it. >> i'm surprised san francisco wasn't in the topp 15. >>> everything looks great on the golden gate bridge. the stall on the span, they couldn't locate it so everything is good between marin and san francisco. no delays there and no major roadwork to slow you down so here's a live look across the south bay. coming out of downtown san jose on 280 a few headlights. the guadalupe parkway looks great. 101 so far no delay heading into downtown san francisco. kind of a similar story everywhere you go. we're off to a quiet start on this monday morning.

very sensitive for and for now away from the state corporation into the business like corporation mr ford was consulted so from the middle of the insurance we could be and that's why i made here was the middle range president and we could be in the we are discussing this steps into the strategy how to increase the approach here holder's participation. the major way should be on the institutional investors and i think that we need to what we need to hear is a board will hear potations russian investors in. the famous four in their investor who are able to invest in a high tech company. over there so you look at the markets this is in the black you've got a major boost on a wednesday when the u.s. fed reserve kept interest rates at record lows and the low cost of borrowing is supporting the u.s. economy boosting oil demand service our light sweet as up over one hundred one dollars a barrel. optimism about the fact that interest rates will be held low is actually supporting the russian a rube goldberg says the dollar it's up to fifty two. so the exchange rate is just thirty roubles twenty ko

president ford died in 2006, and mrs. ford died in 2011. >>> it is a tennis match that can only be described as epic. the final outcome after a grueling six hours. >>> c-section like a month early. we have been through this before. >> oh, baby! a mom gives birth to a 13-pound bundle of joy. 13 pounds! what was so amazing about this delivery? i think that it happened at all. >>> we'll be right back. year after year. r wallt feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. new head coach. >>> the oakland raiders are holding an annual event, lawrence is already dancing about it. the introduction of a new head coach. dennis allen will meet the media at a noontime news conference. he is replacing hue jackson. he spent last season as defensive coordinator of the broncos. >>> rafael nadal and novak djokovic went for nearly six hours for the australia final. nadal won a tie breaker. djokovic tried to avoid another tie breaker. djokovic won the decisive set 7 -5. it was the longest single final in the history

mr. harrison ford doing in this video? >> has he been keeping a deep, dark secret all these years?> well indiana jones is always up to something. and this time, it's got the rumor mill running overtime. now it's time for the truth. next. >>> and this guy has done some pretty crazy stuff on the internet before. but this one -- you'll want to stick around to see how his latest mastication stacks up on the "rtm" countdown. >>> we're back to the "rtm" top 20 countdown, we're at number six and if someone sends you an amazing video of harrison ford in the next couple of daysings, remember what you saw here. >> harrison ford, has he been keeping a deep, dark secret all these years? there's some big internet rumors going around that harrison ford never saw any of the indiana jones films. in fact, this video shows harrison allegedly seeing the indy films for the very first time. ♪ ♪ >> fantastic! >> oh! >> internet rumors have been flying. articles are even coming out that this is reality. but i am here to tell you -- false! >> this video is a fake. and i've got the real video to prove it.

mr. red ford i your humble correspondent have a key role in transformers three so he better lay off.e jeanine pirro program saturday night sarah palin raged against the machine. >> when both party machines and many in the media are trying to crucify newt gingrich for bucking the tide and bucking the establishment, that tells you something. and i say, you know, and you got to rage against the machine at this point in order to defend our republic and save what is good and secure and prosperous about our nation. we need somebody who is engaged in sudden and relentless reform and isn't afraid to shake it up, shake up that establishment. so, if for no other reason, rage against the machine, vote for newt. annoy a liberal. >> bill: rage against the machine, of course, a rock group whose big hit was gorilla radio. if i had an ipod i would have it on there. but i don't. check 5. and while we're on the subject, did you know the lead singer of the group mega death dave musdane is a factor fan actually seen with factor producers in new york city featuring motor head as well as the guys. apparen

mr. ford got two delegates. then there is a scatter. most candidates do not meet the threshold. tor mccain wound up with a couple of extra delegates. governor bush wound up with five. mr. forbes got two. that is a proportional system that we use. winner-take-all is much easier. if you get that proportion of the votes, like governor reagan in california, you get every single delegate as long as you get a majority of the vote. particularly in some statements. it depends on state law, but it is a great system if you hear it right. you do not have to worry about winning by a lot, as long as you beat everyone else, you are home free. host: let's hear from bonny in middletown, new jersey. caller: good morning. i have always been amazed that republicans are always concerned about deficits when there is not a republican in the white house. our deficit situation began with ronald reagan. we were the biggest lender nation in the world when he entered. when we left, we were the biggest debtor nation in the world. $10 trillion of the debt now was brought about by reagan and the two bushes. o

in attendance were leaders from companies such as ford, dupont and intel. mr. told them it was time to get momentum going in the u.s. jobs market. >> i don't want america to be a nation that's primarily known for financial speculation and racking up debt buying stuff from other nations. i want us to be known for making and selling products all over the world stamped with three proud words, made in america. and we can make that happen. >> it's been falling over the past couple of months but it's uncomfortably high standing at 8.5%. as "the new york times" has been recently pointing out, it's been more than half a century since he's in american president has been able to win a second term in office with the unemployment rate above 7.2%. let's get a quick recap. the number of jobs in the united states peaked back in january of 2008. when mr. obama actually took office a year later, we saw 4.4 million already gone as the financial crisis hit the economy head on. and then by february 2010, right here on this dot on the chart, we saw another million being lost as the

mr. levine tonight. >> i'm wearing tom ford, too, the scent, not clothing. thank you very much. pris appreciate it.o return live to the red carpet in the next hour. who is expected to go home with the golden globe statuette. a.j. hammer will join us live. >>> could humans cause earthquakes? some in ohio say in a quest to find oil and gas deposits we already have. and that report is straight ahead. mance anytime. and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day so you can be ready anytime the moment's right, even if it's not every day. [ man ] tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. don't take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. [ man ] do not drink alcohol in excess with cialis. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediat

mr. obama leased the gas guzzler when he was a senator from illinois. but when he ran for president he dumped it for a forde hybrid. a little smarter, right? a restaurant manager bought it then for under $20,000. he says that million-dollar price tag no joke. >> who would buy that car for a million dollars? >> somebody. >> for history? >> somebody out there, yeah. hold on to it. i think we're ready for traffic. >> we are, elizabeth. >> shall we? >> all right. south bay quiet on the roads now. of course, not quite 5:00. that may be some of the reason why. so here's a live look at traffic coming out of downtown san jose. not too bad towards cupertino. 880 the nimitz a little busier. you can see easily see those headlines going southbound. southbound looks okay towards oakland airport. northbound quiet towards downtown oakland. a lot of overnight roadwork has been picked up including on the did you remember dumbarton. that's all wrapped up. san mateo bridge never had any roadwork to talk about. 13 minutes in either direction between hayward and foster city. so san mateo bridge most of your bridges look good r

ford is the only one that didn't get a bailout. tad, let me ask you this, david axelrod has called mr. willard 25%. you're a political strategist.u deal with a guy with all this money, with all of the implosions of the flavors of the month, he can't get over 25%. what's going on here? >> i think what's going on is republica conservatives don't like him. he has changed his position on fundamental issues. when i worked against romney in 1994 for senator kennedy in that senate race, he was strongly pro-choice. he said publicly he would be better on gay rights than ted kennedy. he said global climate change was happening, and now he's changed his position on all of that to appease the right wing of his own party. this was a guy who wanted to let detroit go under, but was more than ready to bail out friends on wall street when they needed minneapolis. i think the republicans don't like him for a simple reasons. they don't believe a word he says, and he's been on both sides of big issues. >> so you were pasch of the kennedy campaign that beat him in massachusetts when he was on the other side of the issues. >> that's right. i went to

mr. obama leased the car when he was a senator in illinois. but when he ran for president, he decided to get a fordape hybrid instead. a restaurant manager bought it then for under $20,000. he says that million-dollar price tag is no joke. >> if he gets it, it's in the a joke. good luck. >> i know. >>> a presidential impersonator captured the president's attention. president obama had an answer for a man who looks and talks like him. >> dear mr. president. it's me premier barack obama impressist of the united states of america. let me be clear. do you believe my comedy videos, s&l, can influence the out come an election? thank you. god bless you. i'm not actually you, however, i do endorse this question. oh, i have to get. that see you later. [ laughter ] >> hello? >> first of all, the only problem with that guy is, he doesn't have any gray hair. and -- [ laughter ] >> so he needs to update his act a little bit. >> president obama said our country is stronger because people are able to make a little fun of the president or anyone for that fact. he's pretty good. sounds like him. >>> more than 100 w

mr. speaker all of us come to the florida, colleagues of congresswoman gabby give ford to salute her as thebrightest star congress has ever seen. [applause] >> when she came to congress, and in her service and leadership here guantanamo bay guantanamleader gabrielle giffords brought to washington and the capitol the views of a new generational leader. from this floor she has spoken out courageous lee and led boldly at times that demanded both. since the tragic events of one year ago congresswoman giffords has become an inspiring symbol of determination and courage to millions of americans. she has brought the word dignity to new heights by her courage. [applause] >> congresswoman giffords message of bi-partisanship and civility is one that all in washington and in the nation should honor and emulate as guantanamo bayee said in he guantanamemulate. as gabby said in her video this weekend, we can do so much more by working together. [applause] >> in that vane mr. speaker i want to thank you for the courtesies extended to enable this extraordinary ceremony to take place today. thank you, mr. s

ford avenue, police confirmed investigation provided by an anonymous caller. the body is lenny harris a man missing from northern virginia since last september. alexandria's police chief knew the victim well. >> mr. harris' disappearance hit the county of alexandria hard. >> the extended time in the well, the extended period of time. >> reporter: police also released these pictures of a man trying to use the victim's atm card, driving this white dodge caravan driving a car without a front license plate. >>> and police also recovered harris' phone, they found it in the middle of a bridge last year. >>> captain mike per perry has some details for us. >> early on in this investigation we had reports from this area that there was a john deere tractor involved with a motor vehicle accident. when we arrived on the scene we found two vehicles here in the town of northeast. this is on route 40 near 272 i believe is the nearest route number. right near the northeast state maryland state police barracks. now on the line, or on the back of the tractor trailer or on the back of a roll back is a busted up john deer tractor. at this point it's not clear how this tractor may have been involved with this accide

mr. president. more jobs are on the way. here are the numbers, the american automobile industry is expected to grow 41% from 2010 to 2015. according to industry forecasts. general motors, ford, chrysler, they all plan to add more jobs here in the united states. that's the good news. other car manufacturers are also hiring. >> listen up, lefties, this is one success story that has to be told over and over again, it's what we have been waiting for. when president obama saved the automobile industry with the help of the democrats three years ago, republicans were no where to be found. they were screaming bloody murder, the auto loans were not popular, a bail out, we can't do it. mitt romney, for the record, said let them go bankrupt. well, the economy has a long way to go, we know that but we're on the right track and the president told the democratic caucus this today in maryland. >> we are moving in the right direction. thanks to your efforts. thanks to some tough votes that all of you took, we righted the ship. we did not tip in a great depression. the auto industry was saved. credit started flowing to small businesses again. and over the last 22 months, we have seen three

ford will contact the owners and also make free repairs. >>> well, the republican presidential candidates are hammering president obama on jobs at every turn. so yesterday it was mrbusiness leaders who are saving american jobs by bringing them back from overseas. we get the details from abc's dan harris. >> reporter: it's the vacuum cleaner that terrifies and infuriates americans. jobs going overseas. that giant sucking sound. >> the giant sucking sound -- >> reporter: a phrase coined by presidential candidate ross perot in 1992. but while president obama urged ceos to engage in insourcing -- >> insourcing. >> insource jobs. >> insourcing jobs. there are workers ready to work right now. >> reporter: the trend is already well under way. the vacuum cleaner turning around. a recent report says after 4.5 million jobs went to china over the past decade 3 million are now coming back. like this new intel plant in hillsborough, oregon. 5,000 new jobs. or ford promising by 2015, 12,000 new jobs. driving the trend? rising wages over in china and higher oil prices, which makes shipping goods here from overseas a lot more expensive. the president's promise -- reform the tax

mr. speaker, and thankful for our years of service together. i ask god's blessings upon you and yours. speaker fordhip -- for your leadership when i was such a young house member. god bless you. to newly-elected speaker phillip gunn, i extend a hearty congratulations, and i look forward to our time together as you serve the great citizens of our beloved mississippi. and i want to give a very special thank you to governor barbour and first lady marsha for their leadership and service during most trying times of this state. mississippi will long remember and appreciate your dedication and sacrifice. i think i can speak for all of mississippi when i say, well done, our true and faithful servants. [applause] >> a tough act to follow. in addition to my parents, there are others i wish could be here today. now, pat would have been gracious with her comments, and kurt would have said, keep it short, phil. [laughter] i was elected to the house of representatives on the same day kurt was with elected governor. i ran for that office after i had the rare opportunity to visit the white house to meet president

from the ford university school of law, and we are delighted to have mr. tucker with us today. proceed. here entire statement which appears redwood to considerably more than five mets will be made a part of the record so you can make a short statement orally. >> thank you very much. >> chairman, ranking member, distinguished members of the subcommittee, thank you for this opportunity to testify here today on the importance. as a director for office of state, local, and tribal affairs it is my job to work closely with the state, local, and troubled communities in support of prevention and law enforcement initiatives to develop a policy and programs. i understand tow a board is to identify and support alternatives to incarceration. having walked the beach as a new york city police officer and working criminal-justice for the past 35 years, it is clear we cannot arrest our way out of the nation's trade problems. the obama administration recognizes that addiction is a disease and the prevention, treatment, recovery, innovative criminal-justice strategies and law enforcement are all

>> steve rattner, hard ford jr., don donny deutsch, mike barnicle the exception when i say it's a good crew, and in new hampshire up in manchester mr at some of these numbers, joe, and we'll get you in on this, a photo finish in the iowa caucuses. the republican presidential field on the ground in new hampshire for a big push before tuesday's primary. mitt romney looking to lock up back-to-back wins, and if you believe the polls he's going to do it going away. the latest cnn opinion research poll conducted after the iowa caucuses shows romney leading the pack in new hampshire by 30 points. he's got 47% support. these were taken after the caucuses. ron paul 17% and jon huntsman down at 13%, santorum and gingrich at 10% and 9% respectively. have you seen this poll this morning? which candidate has the best shot at beating president obama? mitt romney, 65%. this is among likely primary vote nerts state of new hampshire. 65% say he has the best shot. number two on that list, joe, newt gingrich at 9%. the number two guy is at 9% so a 56-point split on the electability question in new hampshire. >> you know right now, willie, everything

. >> and the thing is, harold ford, new hampshire, they love the humble candidates that come into this state thinking that they've got it locked up. >> no doubt. i think mrather and you, as you look at this race and you look at how the republicans continue to conduct themselves and equip themselves, assume romney comes out of it. can romney recover from the questions raised about bain capital, from his involvement in private equity? can he not only rehabilitation himself but convert that story into one that is an american story, one able to not only convey to the american people but con sfla a way that will allow the american workers and the middle class families as the senator suggested, able to really find himself and find support? >> he can do it. whether he do it. i think he's created for himself, things such as taken out of context it may have been. it was. like firing people. this resonates with people. not just people out of work but people who fear they might be out of work. the answer is, yes, he can do it, but it's going to be duff. >> michael steele. >> everything said sets the tone for the day, and the fact that new hampshire is the kickoff,

ford will expand profit margin this is year. i said you still think you can hit 10% profit margins in north america by 2015 he said absolutely. a first on cnbc interview with mrst money" halftime report, 12:10, first on cnbc and comments also from the analysts conference call later on this morning. guys back to you. >> so they have, there's some new car coming, the fusion, you have seen something really excited? >> i have seen the fusion absolutely, impressive. >> it looks like a really -- doesn't look like -- i shouldn't say that but looks like a really nice sedan. >> i'm sure they wanted to hear you say that. >> doesn't look like a ford. you know what i mean. i mean that's pretty -- >> and joe, that's a big reason why they've been able to boost profit per vehicle in north america. they're freshening the product and what they're coming out with has been met with positive reviews and the sales improved. will they grow market share next year? it's tough, they're at 16.5%. in the guidance for next year they're saying it's going to be about the same. >> thanks, phil. see you later. >> you bet. >>> get to our trading block, following the bond market what happened

ford personal benefit and further purposes. is the end of the previous o orr the time until 5:30 p.m. will be equally divided and controlled between the two leaders or their designee is. >> mr. president?se >> the senator fromr connectic. >> i take of thank the take of the chair and first i would like to ask unanimous consent that presidential management follow detailed tour homeland securitye committee be granted thehe privileges of the floor for the duration of the debate on thisof 2038.ebern: >> without objection. >> thanks mr. president. i wouldte like to begin the debe and i do so with of both the distinguished ranking member senator collins and senator brown of massachusetts whose original legislation along with senatord gillibrand's forms the basis of this proposal that comes out of ourtt committee. mr. president i'm going to go back to the beginning with president washington his farewell address seems to take more relevant as time goes by20 though obviouslyye it's more thn years old now. dr washington said in a farewell address and i quote, a virtuals or morality is a necessary spring of popular government and we cannot look with indifference at anything that shakes