reagan completely upstages gerald ford. - mr. president, mrs. ford, mr. vice president, mr. vice president to be... ] [laughter and cheering the distinguished guests here, and you ladies and gentlemen. i'm going to say "fellow republicans" here, but those whwatching from a distance, all those miions of democrats and independents who i know are looking for a caus around which to rally and which i believe we can give them. [all cheering] - how many timesat a nn is there real emotion and is there real interest in what's being said at the podium? - someone asked me to write a letter for a time capsule that is ling to be opened angeles 100 years from now, and i set out to do so, riding down the coast in an automobile, looking at the blue pacific out on one side and the santa ynez mountains on the other, and i couldn't help but wonder if it was going to be that beautiful

if i understand what mr. ford referred to some are electronic and some are paper. this looks at the same advertise men's. you at the current time they can't be electronically filed. i hope to get these move anything that direction, but it sounds like it is a matter of time and resources question and implementation question. >> city attorney, are there other you candidates that are required to disclose or file advertisements that are not mass mailings, to your knowledge? >> other third-parties are required to file things other than mass mailings including what we refer to as election communications, network communications and other third-party communications. what you mentioned robocall scripts, electronic ads, internet ads are filed with the ethics commission. >> her question was specifically do other candidates? specifically called out for retirement board, retiree healthcare trust fund board? >> we are not the first people to require this. >> when i run for office i have a list of requirements. what they are trying to do is have the same list. are they going abov

family members contacted us to find out how mr. ford and his friend died. the coroner's office told the oakland police department to put a hold on the cause of death in the case. however, the family of shawn ford says they were told both men were shot and killed. >> it was horrible. this is something you see in a movie. when it's reality, you're like oh my god, it's hard for me to process. . >> mr. ford's family says he did not own a gun. they don't know why anyone would want to hurt him or his friend. there was an anti gun violence rally when the two men were killed. if you have any information about the shootings, call oakland police. >>> the just minutes ago new numbers released showing the u.s. gross domestic product increasing at a rate of 4.1% in the second quarter of the year up from 2.2% in the first quarter and the best showing since 2014. doug luzader joins us now from washington d.c. with a look at the numbers and they definitely were expectd to be good. they came in just as expected and what do you think this is saying about the economy at this p

the family members contacted us to fund out how mr. ford and his friend died. the coroner's office says oakland police put a hold on the cause of death in this case. however, the family of shawn ford says they were told both men were shot and killed. >> it was horrible. this is something you see in the movie. when it's reality, it's like, it's really hard for me to process. it really is. >> mr. ford's family says he did not own a gun and they don't know why anyone would hurt him or his friend. there was an anti gun violence rally at the park when the two men were killed. if you have any information, call oakland police. >>> in mill pee das a suspect in an attempted kidnapping is being held at the elmwood correctional facility. the 31-year old is accused of trying to take a small child in mountain view wednesday afternoon. investigators say she wore a white mask and drove up to the child's mother and grandmother. she got out of the car and demanded the child. when she tried to take the child, the grandmother blocked her and authorities say she hit the grandmothe

because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things but mrs ford to me the great thing is it's not just about museums about forming a new life is part of life it's culture. rebels in southern syria reach a cease fire agreement with government forces after two weeks of intense fighting. and this is al jazeera live from dell also coming up china looks for closer economic ties with europe after the u.s. imposed tariffs and sparks fears of a trade war. the u.s. court orders the trumpet ministration to release the names of young migrant children separated from their parents and.

because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things but mrs ford to me the great thing is it's not just about museums about forming a new life here and part of life is culture with over forty thousand people killed under his rule it took twenty five years to bring him to a court of law but why for so long was such a brutal dictator considered an ally of the west who are reporting to the congress that the press there were engaged in. their program al-jazeera unravels the history of chad's notorious former president is saying had three dictator on trial on al-jazeera. from new york to chicago atlanta to south carolina across the fifty states americans protest their government's zero tolerance migration policy. and i know i'm maryam namazie this is al jazeera life from london also coming up peace talks between syrian rebels and president assad's key ally russia break down as government forces close in on their our province. we are live in mexico ahead of an election that is turning into a battle between big business and the working class. a little of all australia is

because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things that mrs ford to me the great thing is it's not just about museums about forming a new life is part of life it's culture when diplomacy fields and fear sweeps in the borders are wide open wide open to drugs terrorists we've proven barriers are built to impose division and it's not effective instead of being an obstacle to a job least it became another obstacle to peace in a four part series al jazeera revisits the reasons for divisions in different parts of the world and the impact they have on both sides was of shame on al-jazeera. hello i'm devika pollen and london and these are the top stories on. the un's highest court has issued an order in savior of qatar and the case of brought against the united arab emirates the u.a.e. is one of the four countries that oppose an air land and sea blockade against qatar more than a year ago the international court of justice says the measures taken by the u.a.e. off to the blockade amounts to racial discrimination and that qatari family should be reunited it's instructed th

language he had been because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things that mrs ford to me the great thing is it's not just about museums about forming a new life it is a part of life it's culture. a remarkable portrait of a remove japanese the latest in the aftermath of the two thousand and eleven earthquake and tsunami. seventy years later how has the community of me akhil been able to move on and rebuild their lives. to prime to mouth of a catastrophe on al-jazeera. out of hospital and going home the teenage tri footballers are about to recount their flooded cave ordeal for the first time. hello welcome george is there a line from scene that is also coming out. between the war and the border syrian civilians trying to escape to the occupied golan heights but will israel let them in. taking off to a new start ethiopia and eritrea resume flights for the first time in twenty years and. remembering the ramana of russia marks a hundred years since the murder of song nicholas the poster thinks. the thai football team this went eighteen days underground and just about to

language he had been because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things that mrs ford to me the great thing is it's not just about museums about forming a new life here and part of life is culture. it's like the wild west they can do anything and the really hard for them to get the all powerful internet is worth a tool for democracy and a threat somebody who controls ten thousand dollars at controlling a hundred thousand voices and they distort the debate in the echo chamber world of fake news in cyberspace the rules of the game have changed there are no presidents people as out investigates disinclination and democracy part two out of the. the government minister in charge of the u.k.'s brags that negotiations resigns. and rob matheson and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up at four of the traps thai boys are rescue efforts to get the rest out are expected to resume in the coming hours i historic visit as ever try and ethiopia reestablish diplomatic relations after twenty years of a still ety. and confusion in brazil after courts issue contradictory order

because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things that mrs ford to me the great take it's not just about museum just about forming a new part of life its culture. her. rescue teams find twelve poison a coach and live off the nine days trapped inside a cave in time. i don't know this is al jazeera live from london also coming up in the show german chancellor angela merkel satchels around with her interior minister the migrants that had thrown the government into disarray. a seismic political shift in mexico and left its leader and his manuel lopez obrador sweeps the power to stomp out corruption. and the french government is accused of freely selling egypt's president the tools he needs to crackdown on dissent. so yes we begin with a remarkable story of survival out of thailand twelve boys and their football coach have been found alive after spending nine days trapped inside a cave these are the latest pictures of the boys inside the cave they sold the rescuers torchlight for the first time the group became trapped after heavy rains flooded the exit rescue teams f

language he had been because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things that mrs ford to me the great thing yes. it's not just about museums about forming a new life is part of life it's culture. and the vanguard of one hundred seventy s struggle with a new zealand crown. a maori leader. and q.'s diff terrorism. filmed over seven years. his quest for justice becomes a blueprint for national reconciliation. witness and innocent warrior on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. swear every. piece at all be in doha with your top stories from al-jazeera of donald trump surprised everyone by saying he's willing to meet the iranian president hassan rouhani at any time without preconditions the two men have been locke's in an escalating war of words ever since mr trump withdrew the u.s. from the landmark twenty fifty nuclear deal alan fischer reports. the u.s. president's surprise offer came during a news conference at the white house with italy's prime minister no preconditions no they want to meet only any time they want any time they were the u.s. by.

they contacted katie be asking us to find out how mr. ford -- they contacted ktvu , asking us to find out how mr. ford died. the family of sean ford says they were told both men were shot and killed. >> this is something you see in a movie, you know? when it is reality, oh my god. it is hard for me to process. >> his family said he did not own a gun and they don't know why anyone would hurt him or his friend. there was an anti-gun violent rally in the park. 1 to 2 men were killed. if you have any information, call oakland police. >>> this animal was caught in a trap. >> their concerns about where the coyote and the trapper found -- there are concerns about where the coyote and the trap were found. >>> soldiers who died in the korean war finding their way back to u.s. soil. >>> here is a look at the commute, which is crowded but not too bad as you head over to concord. >>> we have temperatures of 58 to 105. there's a lot of fog out there this morning. >>> the federal government released new number showing the u.s. gross domestic products incre

mr. johnson, mix son and ford in the -- nixon and ford in the white house. in a summit in 1972, nixon signed three treaties. the first was to be a star treaty which basically froze some numbers but didn't make meal reductions the second treaty was the anti bo listic missile treaty. the first meshes i met were bombing the hell out of my neighborhood because i was a british child hostage in germany. it came to me, the next americans i met including my own father who i scaped and came back as an american soldier and deliberating, that would have to be very, very much aware of preventing them from using it and the military and they're cheating. the russians cheated on almost everything they did. certainly in arms control. when we reexamined in the springal 81 and 2 and through 82, what to do with a russian asymmetric challenge. look at the chart on the wall there. it presented 25 years where the russians. it violated the human rights and every other area. he tried to link these things which i think he should not have signed on to it. the defense initiative which

mr. ford's life before and after his presidency, detailing how his approach to human rights factored into foreign policy and how environmental issues influenced mastic policy. -- domestic policy. he also reflects on resident for's part of the richard nixon. the gerald r ford presidential museum hosted this program. >> good evening. welcome to the ford presidential museum. rest my honor to survey deputy director and welcome you on behalf of the united states. tonight our featured speaker is scott kaufman, a university board of trustees scholar and chair of the history department, where he teaches diplomatic and military history. he earned his doctorate at ohio university. university.io he was awarded the ford presidential foundation research travel grants. much of the research from this book came from the menu script collections of the ford library. he is the author, co-author, and editor of 11 books on foreign policy and diplomacy and history of the presidency and first ladies. thew of these include peaceful use of -- the presidency of james carter, and rosalind carter, equal partner in t

because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things that mrs ford to me the great thing is it's not just about museums about forming a new life here and part of life is culture. welcome back a quick look at the top stories this hour all twelve boys and that football coach trapped inside a flooded k. system in thailand for seventeen days have been rescued and now recovering in hospital and are expected to be quarantined for a week. that oss seems of jubilance in france says football fans celebrate their team getting through to the world cup final winning against belgium with a go i mean in the second half i'll face either croatia or england on sunday. and u.s. president donald trump has arrived in brussels for what's shaping up to be a difficult nato summit he's admitted that meeting russia's vladimir putin might be the easiest part of his european tour this week. and other stories we're following saudi arabia says who's the rebels have tried to attack the port city of jism near the border with yemen state media says saudi forces have intercepted a missile fired by

mr. ford said the analyst at inr delight in being different and getting to the body of something and not caring what other people think. that was carl ford back in 2004. i am not sure your sufficiently curmudgeon like. >> senator, again should i be confirmed, i think inr, that is their brand, independent analysis. they have a long and respected history of not being persuaded by those who may take on positions. sen. king: people feel like in iraq they got it better than anybody else. >> i think they did. they went through the processes to make sure the information was shared. it's up to the policymaker. sen. king: your last sentence of your opening statement, our intelligence activities must support our foreign policy and national security objectives. i hope you mean by providing good intelligence, not justification for objectives that somebody else has said. -- has set. >> absolutely. this is to provide our foreign policy decision-makers with the truth. sen. king: the other piece in your answe

because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things that mrs ford to me the great thing is it's not just about museums about forming a new life it is a part of life it's culture. cricket hero turned politician a man can declare victory in pakistan's general elections as rival parties complain again. hello again i'm citizen this is al jazeera live from london also coming up yemen's toothy rebels say they've attacked abu dhabi airport a united arab emirates official denies the claim the us government racist to meet thursday's deadline to reunite children separated from their parents at the mexican border plus. army clark reporting from greenland one sled dogs a fundamental part of the new culture but the climate.

language he had been because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things that mrs ford to me the great thing is it's not just about museums about forming a new life it is a part of life it's culture. a remarkable portrait of a remove japanese villagers in the aftermath of the two thousand and eleven earthquake and tsunami. seven years later how has the community of me akhil been able to move on and rebuild their lives. in japan to mouth of a catastrophe on al-jazeera. donald trump's discussion about russian election meddling ends with smiles in finland and outrage in the u.s. . i'm about this and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. promises of money and change from the government but protests go on in southern iraq now oil supplies are being threatened. european and chinese leaders to discuss their separate but growing trade wars with.

mr. ford said the an inr is occur much alike group who delight in being different and getting to the body of something and not caring what other people think. that was carl in 2004. i'm not sure you are sufficiently -- like. >> i am. again, should i be confirmed, inr, that is their brand is independent analysis. they have a long and respective history of not being persuaded by those who may take on. >> many people feel that in iraq they got it better than anybody else. >> i think the record shows that. they went to the processes to ensure that information was shared. then it's up to the policymaker to determine what to do. >> your last sentence of your opening statement, i hope you mean by providing good intelligence, not providing justification for objectives that someone else has said. >> absolutely. this is not to shade the intelligence, but provider for policy decision-makers with the truth. >> the other piece in your answers and again good news, bad news. you mention the proximity to the

because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things that mrs ford to me the greatthing is it's not just about museums about forming a new life here and part of life is culture. from mother to daughter an ancient craft kept alive by a bustling matriarch. from start to finish. all traditions intertwined with new designs making this family's place unique into nazir's a rich tapestry of the threads on a just zero. although i maryam namazie and london here are the top stories this hour within the last few minutes the u.k. prime minister to resign may has named it jeremy hunt as the new foreign secretary that's off the sheet also to needing cabinet members as disagreements of a person strategy for leaving the european union threatened to to have a ruling conservative party applause the foreign secretary the former foreign secretary boris johnson resigned declaring that the brics it dream is dying just hours after david davis quit as brakes at minister or brennan as mall. on friday the british prime minister theresa may announced agreement for a breakfast strategy in whic

mr. nixon and jerry ford in the white house. i have been there longer than anybody else in this country. i think bob cates comes next. 1972, nixont in signed three treaties. treaty,t was the start which basically froze some numbers for demo make real reductions. it was not effective beyond national technical means. that means no on-site inspections. the second treaty was the anti-ballistic missile treaty, which i already than opposed strongly on moral grounds because it was weighted to the doctorate of visual assured destruction -- wedded to the doctrine of mutually assured destruction. experiencing it in the second world war in europe for the first americans a network -- out the hell at a of my never have because i was a british child in germany. when the nexte americans i met included my own father who had escaped and came back as an american soldier killing and liberating his former countrymen. aware ofo be very much preventing totalitarians by using mentally -- military superiority and cheating. the russians cheated on almos

language he had been because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things that mrs ford to me the great thing is it's not just about museums about forming a new life it is a part of life it's culture about fifty thousand people were arrested under a police in strategy known as stop and frisk the car got a ball here it was a guy coming behind me and kicking him out back how many of your children gotten caught in this trap i have seven sons and six of them have been arrested for drug charges the only guest a war maybe take off last name is what thoughts we've now created the atmosphere that the police was the bad guy exploring the dark side of american justice the system with joe byrne and on al-jazeera. germany as far as i'm concerned this captive to russia because it's getting so much energy from. donald trump kicks off the nato summit with a surprise attack on germany accusing it of being controlled by russia is also told nato leaders to raise defense spending to four percent of the g.d.p. double the previous demand. live from london also coming up. the first images eme

that he had been because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things that mrs ford to me the great thing is it's not just about museums about forming a new life in a part of life it's culture about fifty thousand. under a policing strategy known as stop and frisk the car got a ball here it was a guy coming behind me and kicking my back how many of your children gotten caught in this trap i. i have seven sons and six of them have been arrested for drug charges still me against a wall maybe take a loss think is what thoughts lead down for you to the atmosphere the police with the bad guys exploring the dockside of american justice the system with chos burning on al-jazeera. u.s. president donald trump lands in scotland for the five and they could be patriot. he met the queen and british prime minister on the english part of his trip paving ties as the highest level of special. this is live from the polls coming up the program the u.s. justice department announced charges against twelve russians for hacking offenses during two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign

language he had been because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things that mrs ford to me the great thing is it's not just about museum spot forming a new life is part of life it's culture. all right let's remind you then all of the news that is break a move in the past thirty minutes or so from the u.k. and boris johnson the british foreign secretary has resigned lawrence lee has been following developments he is outside the houses of parliament in westminster central london with their live for now do we know anything more lawrence. no well i mean i can tell you that is an absolutely flat crisis now for the british government david davis the british secretary resigning is one thing they could replace him easily and boris johnson whether you like or don't like him is a very very big figure in british politics and he's a man around whom hard right wing and see european union breakfasters could easily coalesce and it is generally assumed even though he hasn't said anything yet but there is a very large chance that he's now going to try to force a leadership contest aga

mr. nixon and jerry ford in the white house. i was on the nsc. i was there longer than anybody else in the country. i think bob gates comes next. and in a summit in 1972, nixon signed three treaties. the first was the start treaty, which basically froze some numbers but didn't make real reductions and was not verifiable beyond the national technical means. means no on-site inspections. and the second treaty was the anti-ballistic missile treaty, which i already then opposed very strongly on moral grounds, because it was wedded to the doctrine of mutually assured destruction. i personally as a staff member and as some of you experienced war firsthand, first as a child and then in second world war europe. the first americans i met were bombing the hell out of my neighborhood because i was a british child hostage in germany. and it seemed to me that the next americans i met who included my own father who had escaped and come back as an american soldier killing and liberating his former countrymen, that one had to be very much aware of preventing tot

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mr. president, they did 40 years ago when president gerald ford nominated john paul stevens to the court. liberalsed accused him of antagonism to women's work rights. when president reagan nominated justice kennedy 31 years ago, the justice who just retired from the court i'm a democrat set of his nomination that the nomination should be unsettling to those concerned with the health and legal status of women in america. mr. president, they've been using the same online for more than 40 years. it's never true, it's never reality, but apparently for the demographic never gets old. i hope the democrats in the senate will give judge cavanaugh a chance, i hope they will take the time to consider his qualifications and will sit down and talk to him before they rush to condemn him, although quite a few had rushed to condemn him even before the president had decided and he was named to the l court. i also look forward to sitting down with the nominee to exploring some of his views more fully and put everything thave seen so far would be a very good conversation and judge cavanaugh would make an a

mr. president, they did it for use when president gerald ford nominated john paul stephens to the court. liberals accuse him of quote antagonism to women's rights. when president reagan nominated justice kennedy 31 years ago, the justice who is just retired from thera court, democrats said of his nomination, the nomination quote should be unsettling they said to those concerned with the help of legal status of women in america. mr. president, they had been using the same old lines for more than 40 years. it's t never true. it's never reality. but apparently for the democrats it never gets old. i hope the democrats in the senate will give judge kavanaugh a chance. hope they will take the time to consider his qualifications and they will actually sit down and talk with him before the rush to condemn him, although quite a few had rushed to condemn him even p before the present had decided, and he was named to the court. so i also look for to sitting down with the nominee to exploit some of his views more fully and put everything that i've seen so far suggest to me, try to that is going to b

mr. juncker heads to washington. gm and ford under tariff attack.ast withfit supply chains at risk and president trump threatening a 20% tax on eu imports. >> welcome. talking about automobiles. what you were talking about, how are they going to deal with this trade issue. alix: really interested in that. having a direct effect on the market, dow jones off by triple digits. part of that is gm. class, the curve continues to flatten here in the u.s.. david: time for the morning brief. we will get new home sales data for the month of june. u.s. treasury auctions continue at 11:30 with the sale of 2-year note's. and after the bell facebook has been -- will be recording second-quarter earnings. alix: updates of outside the business world. has made at trump late-night proposal on trade before meeting with the european union officials calling on the tariffs.u.n. to drop the president meets with the european commission president jean-claude juncker. president trump is congratulating next goes president-elect and warned him about trade at the same time. succ

agreed to avoid an all out trade war and work to lower tariffs mr trump's threat to impose tariffs on european cars was put aside but fordting higher steel and aluminium prices caused by new us tariffs. profits at airbus, europe's largest aerospace company, more than doubled in the second quarter despite a difficult start to 2018. bottlenecks of undelivered planes began to ease, while costs relating to its newest big jet, the a350, were down. chief executive tom enders said deliveries had "picked up", but "challenges remain". and it's super thursday results out from shell, sky, anglo american, astra zeneca and diageo but the ftse is pulled down by falls in oil stocks. would you choose your water supplier? its one of the last areas where consumers don't actually have a choice and today a survey from the consumer concil for water suggests that actually the majority of us, 9 out of 10 are happy with the service we get. but 6 out of 10 don't think that charges are fair. joining us now is tony smith, chief executive, of the consumer council for water. so overall people are happy but they think they're paying too much? yes, th

mr. lamborn: my amendment is straight ford. it ensures that the fish and wildlife service is following current law. specifically, section 4-c-2 of the endangered species act by conducting that review of all threatened and endangered plants and wildlife at least once every five years. time after time the federal government refuses to follow the will of congress when it enacted the endangered species act. the government designates land as critical habitat despite not leading the e.s.a. definition, and the government consistently refuses to remove plants and animals from threatened or endangered status even when those species are flourishing and no longer in need of e.s.a. protections. but you may ask yourself, how does the government know when a species should be removed from the endangered or threatened list? how does the government know if a species is recovering? the answer can be found in the i.s.a. and the requirement that the -- e.s.a. and the requirement that they review all plants and species that are currently listed as

mr. yunger is the key thing with these stocks ford is down 11% in just the last month if we did get a verbal commitment from the president and mr. junger we'd get a big rally with these stocks? >> potentially i think that's going to a greater impact on the big three. but you're right about this wilf, if there's some indication there's some type of agreement with regard to auto tariffs and vehicles coming from europe to the u.s. you'll definitely see the european auto makers rally on that. >> have you talked to a single person that supports these tariffs? >> not a single person i have talked to people in the uaw who said we love the idea that the president is trying to fight for the union and help bring jobs back to the united states having said that, it is a lukewarm endorsement at best but otherwise i've not come across one executive who has said great idea. look, tariffs are going to drive up costs anyway you look at it in some capacity they will drive up costs >> phil lebeau, as ever thank you very mup we're going to keep discussing this topic on whether or not tariffs will impact the aut

mr. ashford among the items stolen by the russian hackers. congressman ash ford go on to lose the race for re-election in november by a fraction, by over 3,000 votes. he was the first democrat warned that his material had been stolen in the russian hack. he ended up becoming the incumbs seat. he's now on set. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> what did you make of the indictment, the distribution of this incident in the indictment, and did you recognize your own experience? >> yes. i mean, i think it was -- we -- it was the dots that were starting to be connected. you know, we knew a little bit back in july of 2016, obviously there had been this hack, but after that, after august, it sort of went away. it was not an issue that came up in the campaign, particularly -- >> although, would you know if it did? >> i don't know. it came up in our campaign. i'm saying we were not necessarily engaged with our party on the issue. >> uh-huh. >> it was just a normal, okay, busy, doing our campaign, and all the other things were going on bhoiehind the sc

ford down. gm shares up about 20% the testament to mr.s well as his vision for that company the success of the jeep brand as phil laid out. but there's the headline it's a sad one for the world of business sergio marchionne passed away, 66 years old thoughts to his wife and to his two sons as well >>> back now to the markets. let's bring in joe lavorgne. let's move on to the markets it's quietly occurred that the ten-year yield -- excuse me, the two-year yield over ten years is another t at the highest level at what point do we see this yield curve invert where the two-year goes above the ten-year yield? >> if the fed -- good morning. if the fed hikes rates in september, which is largely expected, mostly expected, 90% chance, 95% chance and they reiterate their desire to hike again in december, and three more times next year and one more time in 2020, if that forecast is reinforced in september, my guess is the two to ten-year spread will be negative, possibly as early as october but certainly by year end. the answer is soon the reason th

ford bonus cash on the 2018 ecosport. >> glor: we turn now to a cbs news investigation of the national flood insurance program. >> reporter: mrnielsen, we're with cbs news. we've been trying to speak with you. >> no thank you. >> glor: what's the point of buying flood insurance if they're not going to pay? >> good question. >> glor: fema did respond to our report, saying they will pay every dime policyholders are due... >> glor: the murder of a young girl from fort wayne, indiana, went unsolved and unpunished for three decades, but the police have finally arrested a suspect. don dahler explains how cutting edge technology helped crack this case. >> reporter: april tinsley disappeared on a spring day in 1988 while walking to a neighbor's house. the eight-year-old's body was discovered in a ditch three days later. she had been raped and strangled. today, authorities announced they finally solved it. prosecutor karen richards: >> this case has haunted this community for 30 years, and i believe you have given us some closure. >> reporter: police chief steve reid: >> 30 years. 30 years this family has waited for answers. >> report

mr trump‘s threat to impose tariffs on european cars was put aside, but in the us, car—makers ford andy households don‘t actually have savings? yes, this report from the treasury committee looked at the fa ct treasury committee looked at the fact that many households not only have unsustainable debt levels, but they have no savings buffer for a rainy day. they also looked at things like debt collection, saying that local and central government debt collection practices are the worst in class, and they need to be reformed. it also says the government needs to do more to encourage us to save, and points out that there are around 12 million people who are not saving enough for their retirement. that suck about this with clare walters a chartered financial planner. thank you for joining us. —— let‘s talk about this. why aren‘t enough people saving enough money? we have had years of saving enough money? we have had yea rs of low saving enough money? we have had years of low wage growth coupled with rising cost of living, which makes it very hard for people to manage their household finances

ford aid for developing nations. the united states, 0.1%, so we should put this in the equation as well. let me ask you about mrbeing hypocritical, doing trade deals with russia and at the same time asking the united states to provide a security umbrella. is he correct? i think he mixes of two things which have nothing to do with each other, that is why i must say he is not correct in putting it together. on the other hand, we spend not enough on defence and i think the german government is well advised to increase its current plans, which is only fair to the others. we should not only listen to trump, we should listen to poland, the baltic states, who are opposing this project. we don't really need a second pipeline, the first is only utilised for about 50% and we don't need a second one and the declaration of the government of germany to say that this pipeline is an economic project is wrong, it is an economic project is wrong, it is a political project. i should say trump is right, we should call this project. by the way, i don't know whether your viewers know that, the former chancellor gerhard schroeder wa

ford, didn't make it to berlin. but the 39th u.s. president, jimmy carter, did. carter, like kennedy, came in the summer months. on july 15, 1978, president and mrs. carter arrived at the central airport and were greeted by berlin's allied military city, the governing mayor and other dignitaries. carter visited and presented a wreath at the air lift memorial and signed the city's golden book. he did something no other president had done, however, by holding a town meeting in west berlin's congress. he fielded questions from an assembled audience about his daughter, amy, why trips to america were so expensive, and what the u.s. was doing to prevent environmental catastrophes, such as deep sea oil spills. carter's town meetings were a trademark of his presidency. >>> five years after berlin's first town meeting. history will record president ronald reagan's visit today, just as it did the first time around, june 11, 1982. the hollywood actor turned governor, then commander in chief, within the second year of his now lengthy american presidency and was riding tremendous popularity. a major policy address on his first tour of germany. two days before

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mr. younger heads to washington. calls fore juncker both countries to get rid of all tariffs. when gm and fordosts and president trump wedding at 20% tax on eu imports. david: i'm david westin along steel.very excited alix general motors beat earnings. there was right in line on revenue, but it also took down the full-year forecast. it was apparently coverage of two things