mr. ford? mr. ford? was it something i said? zoe, it's -- it's... it's more complicated than you think. but you called the police, right? yeah, but they didn't even really get it when i was explaining it to them it's very... difficulto wrap your head around unless you're a banker. so explain it better. daddy, it's the right thing to do. okay. can i get a cellphone? oh, yoi. i got no good choices here, do i? [ scoffs ] i've got no good choices. [ sighs ] eh, screw it. [ engine revs ] honey! dad? i don't know what's going on! dad! it's the cruise control! dad, look out! [ horns blaring ] uh... the brakes! daddy! [ res squealing ] [ exhales sharply ] [ tires squealing ] [ engine revving ] [ screams ] [ glass shattering ] okay, guys. hold on. i got you. get her out of here. now. yeah, ok. i've got her. give me your hands. move slow. move slow. get her out. take it easy. okay. [ grunts ] i got her. get him. oh, yeah. yeah. matt: oh, god. help -- help me. what -- hey. help! help! help me! help! hey! hey! my dad? my dad? okay. hold on. help! please, help!

mr. ford who was residing in newton, kansas, has been gets served, 5:00 we have the first shooting." it's unclear at this time what prompted the protection order - or the shooting... but records show ford has several prior offenses in florida and kansas stretching back at least a decade.... including arrests for brawling, burglary, and grand theft. law enforcement officials were aware of ford's violent history - and say the officer who shot and killed him is a hero. walton says: "understand that there's probably 2- 300 more people in that building while this is going on. this man was not going to stop shooting. the only reason he stopped shooting was because that officer stopped the shooter." but experts say no matter how quickly the police respond, there will still be casualties in an active shooter situation... unless employers start taking the threat posed by workplace violence more seriously. obama says: "congress may not have any apetite to do something about it but we need one that does.

. >> mr. ford, who was residing from newton, kansas, had been served a pfa, a protection order, at 3:30 that afternoon. 3:30, gets served. and 5:00, we have the first shooting. >> reporter: on thursday, a series of attacks in the kansas scattered over several areas. one of the scenes, the plant in heston, where the investigators say the shooter worked. >> we heralds a pop, pop, and we thought it was just metal fall on the ground, and the doors open and people start screaming, s sing go to the front, and he everybody started going to the back over here. >> we have 14 people in various hospitals, medical center, wesley and st. francis. those conditions r rge from it stable to critical and one going into sgery as we speak. >> the suspected gunman was shot and killed by police. heston is about 35 miles north of wichita and is a community of about 3700 residents. on thursday, it was the scene of a huge law enforcement presence as the investigators closed in on the xl century's plant, which manufacturers

. >> kree drik was armed with an >> and mr. ford who resides in norton kansas w served with apfa at 3:30. caflt calling was at 5:00. >> and stretching back a at least a decade. including arrests for brawling, burglary and grand theft. law enforce m officials were aware of ford's violent history and say the officer who shot and killed him is a hero. >> this man of was not going to stop shooting. nine oy reason he stopped shooting is because that officer stopped the shooter. expertrtsay no matter how quickly reresponded. there whrb cast you teaches and workplace vie ens me serious light. and congress may not have the april ta tiewd to do something about it but we need one that disch as long as a hold this office. i'll keep bringing this up. even if it's not getting the same attention. that it shuvmentd ther shr if's information about that protective order but shaz said it couou of sparked this raj rampage. in hesston kansas. matt fin. 7 news. >> danielle: and as you heard matt say there in the peessments it turns out the shooter has a

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. >> mr. fordho was residing in newton, kansas had been served a protection order at 3:30 that afternoon. 3:30 he gets served. 5:00 we have the first shooting. >> john henry smith has more. >> reporter: police say it was late afternoon when 38-year-old cedrick ford began randomly shooting other drivers from his car, leaving two people wounded. he began randomly shooting other drives from his car, leaving two people wounded. then they say the painter at excel industries headed to his job. 150 employees were on duty at the lawn mower plant. >> the gun was strapped to him. he was ready to go. >> there was a report of shooting in a parking lot of excel, and then the report came out about an active shooter inside excel. >> reporter: we heard a pop pop, and we thought it was metal falling on the ground. and then doors opened and people started screaming coming out. >> reporter: three coworkers died and more than a dozen were injured before police were able to stop him. >> there was a particular law enfor

mr. ford and his friends came and asked me for help. i told him around here, we always stand up for our own. where's rucker? oh, the iowa state police just got a tip that a fugitive is headed into their jurisdiction. and i'm pretty sure crossing state lines with a bag full of cash won't look too good. the little surprise in his trunk. i need guns. $6,000 worth. and one of those. like i said, i can explain the money. i can explain the money. man: oh, yeah? how do you explain this? those are not mine! those are not mine! i don't know how they got there! somebody put them there. somebody -- that should hold him off until the irs gets down here. the irs? yeah, the money that rucker makes from these fights? well, it's all in cash. yeah, and he wasn't too good about reporting that income. hardison, his financials. hardison: his money's all over the pce. just give me a minute to plow thorough this, man. just give me some time. i've found some funny business rucker's accounts. all we had to do was flag the government about the tax evasion. ruck

mr. ford, who was residing in newton, kansas, had been served pfa, that's a protection order, at 3:30 that afternoon. 3:30, he gets served. 5:00, we have the first shooting. currently we have 14 people in various hospitals, newton medical center, wesley and saint francis. those conditions range from stable to critical, and one going into surgery as we speak. involved in this operation is a number of agencies. kbi currently is doing the crime scene investigation. of excel. fbi is here doing numerous interviews. atf is here. atf is here to help us with the guns and weapons. again, this is a tragic event for the city of heston and harvey county. we're going to get through this. we're going to do it right. we're going to make sure this investigation is concluded. we have jobs to do. people have been tasked to do their jobs. they're going to do their jobs and then we'll take care of ourselves later. with that -- >> i'm paul mullet, ceo of excel, i have a statement and have copies for everyone. exce

. >> now i'm taking her to see it and mrs. ford was out here... >> that's right she was just here for... >> yes! >> wasn't that her birthday, or uh... >> she was picked woman of... >> woman of the year. >> woman of the year, yeah. i like her very much, i really do, i think she should-- >> she seems like a lovely. >> him, it took me a while to warm up to. i tried very hard, but you know... he's not colorful. you know, he's, oh, everyone gets so tight, i'm doing a life size painting of him. i'm going to send to him on velvet, i bought it at thrifty drugs. and i'm...fall it's by number. [ laughter ] >> oh really? >> his face is eleven , very intricate, his whole face. [ laughter ] now all elevens... >> eleven is gray... and, uh...but now that he saved the ship, i'm glad. >> yeah, it did work out pretty good. she said something very interesting that was on the news last night that she was at um, here and she uh, on the news, she had a lady we'd had on the show before years ago. remember pearl williams? that we had on the show? she was

. >> mr. ford residing in newton, kansas, had been served pfa, protection order at 3:30 that afternoon. 3:30 gets served, 5 o'clock we >> reporter: an a series of attacks in the small town, the crime scene scattered over several areas. one crime scene the plant where the shooter worked. >> we heard a pop, pop an thought it was metal falling on the ground. doors open people screaming saying go to the front and everybody turned around saying no he's out front so they started going right over here. >> we have 14 people in various hospitals newson medical center, wesley and st. francis. they range from stable to critical and one going into surgery as we speak. >> repter: heston is about 35 miles north of wichita and community of about 3700 residents. on thursday, it was the scene of a law enforcement presence as exell plant. employees who made it out alive are in disbelief of what p happened. >> our hearts go out to our employees and families who are enduring this tragedy. >> repter: and investigators

mr. ford was residing in newton, kansas had been served a pfa and we had the first shooting around 5 pm. >>reporter: it's not clear what prompted the order or the shooting but he had several prior offenses stretching a decade including rest of brawling, burglary, grand theft. they were aware of his violent history and say that the officer that shot and killed him was a hero. >> the man was not going to stop shooting and only reason he stopped is because the officer stopped the shooter.>>reporter: no matter how quickly police respond there was still the casualties unless employers start taking this threat more seriously >> congress may not have an appetite to do something about this but we need someone that does and i will keep bringing this up even if it is not getting the same attention that it should. >>reporter: the sheriff's office has not released any more information but they said they could have stopped this rampage. ktvu, fox 2 to people that received a great honor and what they did th

. >> mr. ford who was residing in kansas had been served a protection order at 3:30 that afternoon. three time 3:30 he was served and 5:00 we had the shooting. a law enforcement officer shot and killed ford. the building alone without any back up engaged the shooter and killed him. >>> there are questions tonight about a deadly police shooting that took place a year ago in san francisco. supporters of the young victim held a rally in the mission district this evening. the case of 20-year-old lopez had faded from the spotlight. the immigrant was shot and killed by two plain clothes police officers. at the time the police said he lunged at the officer with a knife and officers fired. a private autopsy and one by the medical examer in's office came to the same conclusion. that perez lopez was shot in the back. -- medical examiner's office came to the same conclusion. haperez lopez was shot in the back. a man stole his phone when he turned his back on the plain clothes officers. >>> a man is getting ready for nieto and tells us the couple's attorneys are khal hreblging the way that the

i appreciate you bailing me out, mr. ford. but what do i do now? i mean, the cops seized the truck. the bank says i still have to make good on the loan. the school suspended me because of the pending criminal charges. i keep thinking, "how did this all happen?" it's called car cloning. thieves steal a vehicle then go to another state, where they find a car of the same make and model and use its vin number. then, using those numbers, they register the stolen vehicle in the first state. and since each state runs its own vin database, the hot car comes up clean. now, paul mantlo -- he had the bad luck where the vin was copied. and of buying a stolen car. where'd he get the car? duke penzer -- he's a former racecar driver. he parlayed some minor success on the lower circuits to start his own used-car dealership out in payden, massachusetts. [ country music plays ] hi, folks. i'm duke penzer. in my racing days, old veronica here never let me down. you come on down to the finish line at penzer automotive, and we'll make sure we don't let you down. [ clicks tongue ] he still runs laps on t

mr. ford, resideing in newton kansas, was served a protection order at 3:30 that afternoon. he is served and at 5 o'clock we have the first shoot ing. currently, we have 14 people in very hospitals. and the medical center. and leslie. and st. francis. those continues range from stable to critical and one going into surgery as we speak. involved in this separation are a number of agencies including the crime scene investigation of kbi of goal. file any is here doing numerous interviews. a.t.f. is here to help us with the guns. and weapons. again, this is a tragic event. the city of hesston and harvey. we will get through it. we will do it right. we will make sure this investigation is concluded. we have jobs to do. people have been tasked to do their job. they will do their jobs. we will take care of ourselves later. >> that is the special of harvey, kansas, walking us through the timeline. in the last 10 minutes he said the suspect was served with a protective order 90 minutes before the mass shooting took place. >> i am reggie aqui. >> i am natasha zouves. >> a lot go on. w

. >> mr. ford who was residing in kansas had been served a protection order at 3:30 that afternoon. three time 3:30 he was served and 5:00 we had the shooting. a law enforcement officer shot and killed ford. the police chief, he went into the building alone without any back up engaged the shooter and killed him. >>> there are questions tonight about a deadly police shooting that took place a year ago in san francisco. supporters of the young victim held a rally in the mission district this evening. the case of 20-year-old lopez had faded from the spotlight. the immigrant was shot and killed by two plain clothes police officers. at the time the police said he lunged at the officer with a knife and officers fired. a private autopsy and one by the medical examer in's office came to the same conclusion. that perez lopez was shot in the back. -- medical examiner's office came to the same conclusion. haperez lopez was shot in the back. a man stole his phone when he turned his back on the plain clothes officers. >>> a man is getting ready for a civil rights trial. we spoke to the parents o

>> mr. ford. >> okay, miss lord, terin is now an owning r a the fox, she won't be back to school. here the rest of your life. is that a deal? you got t see you tomorrow, right? >> yes. >> and then i'll go to school for you. how about that? >> you're about the same size. >> look at you. >> here is the thing. now, you got to do your job, okay? are you dating anybody? >> no. >> okay, why not? >> because i don't want to get dated. >> that's good. because you're eight. >> yes. >> you're too young. now, closure ears, we're going to talk about date withing jen. so jen, are you ready? >> jen, are you ready? >> are you ready? >> i am, i am ready, and i love eight year old. so this will work out. okay, so we are talking a little bit about textual chemistry. jade is one of our web producers, we like to talk to you about social media stuff. good morning. >> good morning, explain what you're talking about. so you might meet someone, and then you exchange phone numbers, and then, in the modern era, you text couple of times. >> right. >> so for you what's the mow a noise thing? spelling spelling

. >> now i'm taking her to see it and mrs. ford was out here... >> that's right she was just here for... >> yes! >> wasn't that her birthday, or uh... >> she was picked woman of... >> woman of the year. >> woman of the year, yeah. i like her very much, i really do, i think she should-- >> she seems like a lovely. >> him, it took me a while to warm up to. i tried very hard, but you know... he's not colorful. you know, he's, oh, everyone gets so tight, i'm doing a life size painting of him. i'm going to send to him on velvet, i bought it at thrifty drugs. and i'm...fall it's by number. [ laughter ] >> oh really? >> his face is eleven , very intricate, his whole face. [ laughter ] now all elevens... >> eleven is gray... and, uh...but now that he saved the ship, i'm glad. >> yeah, it did work out pretty good. she said something very interesting that was on the news last night that she was at um, i think it was, this meeting of some senior citizens out here and she uh, on the news, the show before years ago. remember pearl williams? tha

prior to the mr. ford:, insurance companies -- the affordable care act, insurance companies excluded you. babies were born prematurity lturel, excluded from coverage, because their premature birth were considered a pre-existing condition. and frankly, almost everyone after a certain age has one pre-existing condition or another. hypertension, high cholesterol, etc. prior to passage of health care reform, aging essentially wases a reason to exclude individuals from coverage. while dr. king would have celebrated this victory he, would have been shocked to no congress has voted over 60 times to take this away. if the affordable care act were repealed, the parents of the premature baby and the 60-year-old with high blood pressure would not have insurance. he would wonder how did his country end up incarcerating more people than any other nation on earth, and how sit that most who are incarcerated are poor and people of color. he would wonder what happened to the concept of redemption in our society? how did we

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mr. ford, who is residing in newton, kansas, had been served a pfa, that's a protection order. 5:00, we have the first shooting. >> so blake mccoy is in heston, kansas for us. fill us in on what we know more about the background of ford and whether or not they actually had him on their radar as someone of interest. >> yeah, thomas, we do know that ford did have a criminal history, and his previous hometown of broward county, florida. nothing that would have indicated he was going to go on a rampage like this. let's walk you through what happened because it was about ten miles from here in newton, kansas, that this all began. hç began firing randomly at cars, according to authorities, injuring one person, then going to another location a few miles away, shooting someone else, stealing a car, and driving here to his place of employment, excel industries. they make lawn mower equipment here in heston, kansas. when he got here, police say he fired at someone, shot them in the parking lot. and then entered the building, opening a hail of gunfire on his coworkers. right now, the moti

mr. bird. >> i knew him for years. nicole: witnesses say the two hopped in a black ford focus saturday night. the family thought nothing of it >> monday came, in to something was wrong. -- and something was wrong. it is directed to voicemail, he wasn't picking up. there is more to the story. nicole: we also do not have a medical examiner's report. the family is planning a candlelight vigil for him at the crime scene. they will gather for that at 7:00 this evening. nicole carr in fayetteville. tisha: new development in the attack outside a panera bread in a durham. they have identified 53-year-old todd pope, charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. the victim that was shot in the face with a flare gun talked exclusively to us about the incident. he says his alleged attacker is a local homeless man he has offered to help in the past. from that super bowl car crash involving governor mccrory. the covert tweeting this photo with the caption "thank goodness i was wearing my seatbelt." that is the california highway patrol car he was riding in, badly damaged after a chain reac

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mrs. that saved lives. particular went in immediately to address the situation rather than even waiting on backup and did heroic duty and service . >> reporter: a police officer went into the building after ford and coned ford then shot and kill him. sheriff's deputy served ford with an order to stay away from his girlfriend hours before the rampage . >>> he didn't display anything that was outrageous. he just displayed he was a little upset he was getting this order police say ford armed with a rifle and a handgun shot two people. apparently random victims stole a car and came to excel industries . >>> people running pop, pop, pop i'm going i start to run too. >> anchor: within moments the shooting was over and ford was dead . >>> this man was not going to stop shooting. the only reason he stopped shooting is because that officer stopped the shooter . >> anchor: as the small community mourns those lost we're starting to learn more about the people taken in this mass shooting. one of those killed was a man named josh higby. two other families are feeling the same pain. >> anchor: today president obama called the mayor of heston to offer condole owns for all lives lost an great statute for fir

frankly, i lost a lot of respect for ford because he jettisoned rockefeller from the ticket. in the ovale him office about it and said to him, mr. president, with all due respect, you are the president. don rumsfeld was the big troublemaker and all this. i've never forgiven them. they would lose their conservative base if they did not get rid of rockefeller. you know what, justice prevailed. ford lost new york state in that election. if rockefeller had been on the ticket he would have one and then president. he told me later that he made a big mistake. and ihouse members, will take why. they run every two years, and what did they do? richard: in order to do that, they have to compromise on every issue. if you compromise on every issue, you develop a personality subjected to pressure which otherwise you would not feel. senators run for six-year terms, much different situation, but to im's point.n thame i was sitting in my office in new york at the time the ford -reagan contest was getting dicey. i called up rockefeller in washington come and at that time he was vice president, and i told him there is a lot of trouble brewing. th

ford. we did not compel or push to have mr. dell torro come before us today and in consultation with the democrats i think this is the right move. >> susan headman is the former region 5 supervisor to the epa. july of 2015 we heard a hearing about mismanagement and retaliation at the epa in region 5 which is based in chicago. this has been a problem for the committee and her actions and management. again, she is the former epa administrator for region 5. now, i have a few documents that i'd like to enter into the record. i would ask unanimous consent to enter a june 24th, 2015, e-mail, memo from anything fwel dell torro to thomas coy at the drinking water branch. part of this e-mail says recent drinking water results indicate the presence of high lead results in the drinking water. without objection that will be entered into the record. i also have an april 27th e-mail from miguel dell torro to thomas poy. print has not been operating in a corrosive control treatment which is concerning giving the likelihood of lead service lin

mr. obama's aides say he feared arming inexperienced rebels would draw the u.s. down a slippery slope of deeper military involvement. but ford says the president's unwillingness did just that. >> i think that their inaction put us on a slippery slope. frankly we now have american military personnel operating in syria margaret none of us wanted that in 2011, 2012, 2013. but now we're flying combat operations against the islamic state. not syrians taking care of it americans having to help syrians take care of it. >> warner: and in fact the administration is asking congress for more funding for those operations. so what happens if this cease fire fails? on tuesday, kerry hinted deeper military aid could be forthcoming. >> and there is a significant discussion taking place now about plan b in the event that we don't succeed at the table. >> warner: foreign relations committee chair bob corker was dubious. >> there is no plan b, russia knows there will be no plan b. >> i saw secretary kerry talk about plan b. that's nice. we'll see if there's any there there. >> warner: kumar said there is the possibility of giving the rebels mo

mrs. met pose, and as i said get their had workout in tomorrow morning. they report first workout friday. rolled into camp a maserati. saying about home run hitters they drive cadillac. : they drive ford. >> here's the deal you don't drive unless you say i want the ball opening-day. >> honest it is in your face. loud cars. you're flaunting that you paid well into the six figures for a car. a flashy car. 5, and 554s horsepower. i heard it from a mile away. anthony we appreciate the for there shooting one of the best business. on top of it. been at a sporting event you've seen his picture. we thank him for that had. but that says i want the ball opening-day. yankees spring training on sunday. the yankees lost to houston in the al wiewld card game last fall and entered alcohol rehab program. andyandy pettitte is confident. he was working with the yankees top minor prospect. sabathia he knows what he can do. has comappedz to do it. c. c. was in here last week in new jersey boxing, and i think he's going to have a big year looking for the fourth straight home win scoreless until second feared. nelson this is a beauty right here. how he did that is unbelievable with a stick. josh scored mak

cruey was driving a ford crown victoria ....west on saluda dam road when he ran off the left side of the road in a curve....hit a very large boulder and overturned. the coroner says mr. cruey died from blunt force trauma. the accident happened around 2:15. this morning. also this morning... a car rear ended a school bus on highway 25 in pelzer. nine..... fork shoals elementary school students were injuries to the students.......but the driver of the car that ran into the bus.......was injured and air lifted to the hospital. the bus driver was transported to the hospital by ems to be checked. it all happened around seven this morning. -------------------- dale greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be sunny today. high today of 57. winds from the south at 5-9. asheville, hendersonville will enjoy sunny skies with highs reaching a little above normal with a high of 55. winds from the south at 5-11. overnight lows will be in the upper 30s to low 40s in the area. more e ouds on saturday, highs of 59 to 63. a slight chance of showers by sunday afternoon, highs of 61 to 67. a there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but

mr. morris, you want to start? >> i'm wrestling with jeopardizing and putting at risk a very important relationship we have with elizabeth ford school district outside of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. they are a premier benchmark of redefining education in the united states and leveraging the power of added manufacturing 3d printing to teach. the risk in the friendship is they are already being inundated with people who want to know what they're doing, is this the right place to go. we need to find some way to assist them. the key thing at this point is communication, communication. we could use more resources to communicate better across the nation this is what's happening, this is how you do it, this is where we can work together in the public/private partnership model in interesting terms to ib infect the united states, manufacturing is back and it's the right place for careers. >> if you think about, so dr. herderick, ge is located in so man locati many locations across the country, ups is, i don't know if your company is yet. what do you view as industry's role in partnering with the education community, and i welcome the fa

ford. or one of the special interests. or one of the shareholders. you have to let it happen. 100%, she will let it happen. here is the difference. they called me and they say -- mrent, -- you are closing plants in michigan and elsewhere to build and mexico. explain how that is good? and i will say -- it is ok, you can build it but we will charge you a 35% tax for every car , truck, and part that you bring across our border. we have to do it. we have to do it. [applause] mr. trump: and here is what is going to happen. as sure as you are standing there, and i am sorry we could not get you any seats but there are too many people. as sure as you are standing there, they will say the following -- 100%. this is not like, maybe 82%. this is 100%. they will say, mr. president, we have to build a plant and we want to. that is ok, you will pay 35%. they will crawl back the following day asking if they could persuade me. and i will say no. no one gives me money. i will say no. and then, i will say do it or trouble. and they will say the following -- they will call me back within 48 hours and they are going to say -- mr. president, we have decided to build the plant in the

mr. trump, i was with you in south carolina, it was a bit chilly and you promised the crowd that if fordcompany toe it would move a factory mexico, you would stop it by imposing a 35% tax on every automobile sold. so, where would you derive that power as president? wouldn't you need congress? and you think it would be good to threaten private industry? mr. trump: i would build consensus with congress. i do not like the idea of using executive orders like our president. i think it is a disaster what he is doing. i would build consensus. you have to work hard. you have to cajole. you have to make deals. china -- the chinese company bought the chinese exchange -- carriers moving. if you saw the people because they have a video of the announcement -- i will tell you what. i would go right now and i would take, i am going to work awfully hard. you are going to make air-conditioners now in mexico. you're going to get all of these 1400 people laid off -- they were crying, it was a very sad situation. you are going to make air-conditioners in mexico. you are going to cross our border with no tax

ford. just don't listen to anything henry said. >> host: rick in florida, hi, rick. >> caller: yes, good afternoon. what a shame we don't have more authors and writers like mr.ndering on his list of authors where graham green fell into that category and i'll hang up. >> guest: yes -- >> host: rick, rick? >> caller: yes. >> host: why do you like graham green? >> caller: "the quiet american." i don't know if you ever read the book. >> host: all right. thank you. >> guest: i think there's a long list of graham green books in there, isn't there. >> a couple different lists and i'm looking at them. not on nonfiction. and -- >> guest: he didn't write -- the hoped to fair ," the quiet american, and travels with my aunt. >> guest: travels with my aunt which was nonfiction, by the way, but i had a great admiration for graham green. >> host: troy in bethel, missouri. you are on book tv. please go ahead. >> caller: peter, pleasure to talk to you, sir. i really respect your work, and you reached your true calling when you got to booktv. mr. burns, i thought it was great that you mentioned that you fascinated by richard nixon earlier in the program, because i, too alphas

ford, teddy roosevelt. each one manages the country with the country in mind. robert, tie this into the supreme court. caller: our court, what it has i ask -- i respect mr.oberts for the decision he made is, obama care, the thing the decisions being made are political. it has to stop. that is robert, frostburg, maryland. this is robert in new jersey. as far as the supreme court being political, yes, it is political. the right wing is extremely political. this is the last 10 months of the obama presidency. he has nothing to gain by appointing somebody. any point, this is less political than any term of presidency. i am a producer with a radio station nine adcs -- with a radio station in d.c. i return -- i interviewed a retired president from the omb. want to give advice to obama. he needs to think about who he listens to for advice. this person told me he was getting bad advice, especially in his first term, mostly clinton advisers that were referred to him. this is important. , most of theed public disagrees with citizen united. it is important to get someone in there as soon as possible. this is a washington post op-ed. charles koch, chairman and chief

mr., but also not bad. looking at this beating expectations, cisco have been in a state stuart: how about the automakers? fordtor co. at $11 a share, down a fraction this morning. general motors way below the $30 share mark hovering or d., 35 for some time now. fiat chrysler, where are we? under $6 a share down 3% today. tesla is up 7% higher. elon musk was out there yesterday and that stock is up 10 bucks as of right now. he says things would get better this year. ashley: yes, the last quarterly report they missed the outlook for 2016 from elon musk are impressive. 80,000 to 90,000 cars delivered up to a thousand cars a day of further production lines. no need to raise any more funds. all of this sounds great. the model three, by the way can start making this at the end of march. this is supposed to be the mass produce affordable car tax public $35,000. the temperature ordering but wait a couple years before you get one. all of this sounds great. as people point out, elon musk has made many promises in the past. stuart: gases 99 cents a gallon. jo: you can see it move downward. stuart: what you want to say?