. >> also, mr. ford if you can include what some of the opportunities and challenges are as a part of that implementation, as well and i think this may bleed into the executive director report, since this is not funded. and we don't have it in our budget what would the impact be to be able to implement these in a timely and effective fashion. >> so the regulations you would be proposing in december for proposition f those also have a 60-day? >> correct. and i think for the sake of efficiency in the meeting i may combine those regulations into one agenda item, if that's not too bizarre. >> no. >> that's ok. >> i think that might be a little bit more efficient than having them be two separate items. and they are at least kind of in the same realm of updating regulations to match recent legislation, even if they're not conceptually on the same topic. >> and then related but not necessarily the same is the communication and outreach portion, going back to some of the themes of this meeting and continuing thr

and that is why i think i would make mr ford happy and supporting and i think it's a great time to put all our differences behind and work for the country is the only person who can bring this country back on track. we're so happy and to do good feeling really comfortable relaxed really said that he has come back and he had been working. because every one of family and everybody here just to show our gratitude but many others especially the tamil minority see him as a leader who should be tried for war crimes by screwups have long called for investigations into alleged white abuses the u.n. says at least $40000.00 sri lankans were killed by security forces during the final stages of the civil war around 10 years ago when go to buy a defense minister his presidential election victory is also raising concerns among muslims there fear his popularity among the scenery is would further deepen the divide between the 2 communities when his brother mahinda was president corruption allegations dogged infrastructure projects us through lanka borrowed heavily from china. let's meet our guests on

asked mrs ford. much. much. much. much. much. crime. all we can be the generation that ends it for good malaria must start so millions can live. this is deja news coming to you live from berlin a highly charged standoff in hong kong between police and protesters dissolves into chaos after a night of violence demonstrators leave a university under lockdown police use force to arrest those trying to escape we'll go live to our correspondent on the ground force a coming up at least 3 people die in violent demonstrations in iran and protesters could be facing a crackdown as the government resists.

maybe this is for mr. ford, let's go to september 3rd like the end of the month or is there any particular magic to the dates that we're picking? >> you are talking about the reporting periods for the 460? those are established by state law and they're generally described as days before the election. they'll say you have to file a report that covers the 40th day to the 20th day before the election. and, i'm not sure exactly what the calculus was that went into defining those periods. they were trying to make those that were progressively shorter as you approached the election. >> so the closer you get to the election. >> but of course under the state regime there's a big gap that is left since they only have two pre-election reports and our new pre-election report fills the majority omajority of that gap s another 460 that will get you 11 of the remaining 17 days before the election. there's still a little gap that's missing but most of it will come in on the 460. thank you. >> >> if we can switch back to the c

competitive product coming out very soon, talked about when miles white handed the torch over to mr. ford if you're watching, should you be saying, you know what, they are too small to take on abbot or should we be talking about expanding market, and maybe a superior product. >> we have been taking on abbot, and medtronic for a long time, and we have always had the superior technology and product. it is our mission and one of our core values to make sure our product is highly competitive. we'll continue to take those guys on. this is a great market and there's room for all of us this isn't a zero sum game there are a number of patients whose lives need to be better particularly with what dexcom has to offer. >> i'm going to congratulation you, and people who stuck with it there's these moments where people say, it's done, it's obvious it's a huge bump for many years. >> a runway for a long time. >> thank you so much to kevin say e the chair and president ceo of dexcom. congratulations on 20 years. let's get more awareness for world diabetes day we've got to do that thank you so much. >> t

. >> mr. ford, ferrari has a message for you, sir. >> what do they say? tle cars in ugly factories. and -- called you fat, sir. >> we're going to bury ferrari at le mans. >> so the great cal shelby is going to build a car to beat ferrari. with a ford. >> correct. >> and how long did you tell them you needed, 200 or 300 years? >> 90 days. >> ha ha ha! >> "ford versus ferrari" is scoring a 91% certified fresh on rotten tomatoes. peter travers writes, vroom, damon and bale bring engine-roaring life to this true tale of two racing legends, fasten your seat belts. and kyle smith calls it a delightful throwback in superbly entertaining fashion. >> i thought i told the producer that i wanted the movie that was scoring better. >> nope. >> they gave me the chick flick. >> must be the hair. come on, "charlie's angels," whip the hair. ♪ all the women independent whip your hair at me ♪ >>> this morning on "world news now," another horrific and deadly school shooting. >> this time in southern california. police say the alleged gunman, a student, opened fire on fellow s

on mr amount of fords and on other people as well however i do want to point out that the crux of the article here by mr vogel is he said there was a little evidence of a top down effort by ukraine and he makes a distinction between the russian effort that was personally directed by russian president putin and involve the country's military and foreign intelligence services now i don't think that those 2 things are exactly the same i also mentioned in my deposition of october 14th there are in fact many officials from many countries including ukraine bet on the wrong horse they believe that secretary clinton former senator clinton former 1st lady can was going to win and many said some pretty disparaging and helpful things about president trump and i can't blame him for feeling aggrieved about them. and when we were. setting up head of state visits i don't remember i have a portfolio of 50 plus countries plus no 2 in the european union. we thought it prudent to collect as much as possible about comments that people might have said about the president jus ring the campaign when he was

mr. baker: after i had run ford's campaign, i had a lot of television time as ford's chairman. and then i went back to texas to for attorney general of texas. i wanted to run for governor, but bush said i would not get a lot of attention because texas was a solid democratic state. i disregarded the advice and i shouldn't have if i had wanted to win, but fortunately i lost and i was able to come here. the thinking was that because i was a better lawyer than my opponent, that would make a difference. that doesn't make any difference in politics. david: so many came up to you and said -- mr. baker: i had gotten a lot of face time on national television. i walked in an airport concourse and someone said, i know you. he recognized the face but could not come up with the name. he said, you are jim baker. i said, that's right. i swelled up with pride. i said yes, i am jim baker. he said, i knew it, and how is tammy faye? [laughter] david: the other one was -- go ahead. mr. baker: the other thing that happened was somebody said -- doesn't anybody ever tell you you look like jim baker?

mr. gertz and michelle evans and likely between ms. fordewson that the relationship is much improved. i have daily conversations and email exchanges at my level i know that mr. gertz and ms. evans talk regularly. i have a very open and trusting relationship with my counterpart at lockheed martin. it is still a business and they are still driven by business focused goals and we work through the balance of the everyday working to find the balance between a taxpayer and were fighter friendly solution that meets lucky's business objectives. we need them to stay in business to continue building these aircraft foot you're not doing it at any cost. >>. >> to follow up on canopies are they just breaking for the canopies on the planes just cracking? or are they breaking at a higher rate than other aircraft. >> the issue with his have to do with the loss of the coating that's applied to the outside of the canopy. we are working to mitigate that. >> the as/400 what is the status of that deployment has been moved around has it been turned on? has turke

mr. clean. are counting the days to the release of the new film "ford versus ferrari."t arrives at theaters this weekend. the movie focuses on one of the greatest rivalries in auto racing history. it was an epic transformation that played out in the 1950s at what was then the most famous race in the world, the 24 hours of le mans. >> the 1960 galaxy. >> reporter: in the early 1960s, ford offered just about everything you could want in a car, except maybeprice. the ford falcon. >> reporter: back then, there was nothing very sexy about owning a ford. so in a bid to attract younger customers, ford tried to buy a company that was nothing but sexy. ferrari. then, asnow, ferrari made some of the fastest and prettiest cars on the planet. and in 1963, the ford motor company was ready to write a check for all of the italian carmaker. butokot ollables, but was ultimately translated as no. henry ford ii, ceo of ford, was said to be humiliated. so humiliated, in fact,hat h decided to build a super car, one that could beat ferrari at a race they dominated for years, the 24 hours of

mr. gary graff, back to the ford museum. [applause] >> evening everyone. thanks for coming out and it's a pleasure to be back here in grand rapids. for those of you came to my talk pleasure a nuclear war, thanks for coming out for another uplifting night of this discussion of american history. so this book is joe laid out his oral history of 911. it is 911 told through the voices of those who lived it. 480 americans morning tonight his coast-to-coast. in a give a little bit grounding in the work before i start talking about it i wanted to start by reading one of the short chapters of the book. it is 64 sort of finely place chapters in chronological across the country and this is the chapter that takes place in side air traffic control and u.s. military from about 825 tuesday morning september the 11th until about 850 that morning. peter, air traffic controller, national new hampshire. when american airlines flight 11 team, the pilot said boston center, this is american 11. climbing to flight loophole two and three and zero. i called him monday monday times

were jokes being made wents expense and ford with a gridiron speech that says it's not true that ron reagan dies his hair, it's just turning prematurely orange. and mrs. reagan was really upset about that. think a lot of that was generated by the people around ford who were not pro-reagan in any shape or form. by the way, the one exception to that was dick cheney. i once asked him about this. him, because he always got along well with reagan, i said, i've got to ask you, i'm a little surprised that you started your political life with jerry ford and yet he and all of his people could never get past aching reagan came from the election. and he said you got to understand that i was more conservative. he said obviously i was loyal, but i always had sympathy for what reagan was talking about and it was not a problem for me. when i interviewed cheney for the 76 campaign, i asked him the same thing. he said the exact same thing. was ie reason he said understood what he was talking about as far as populist resentment toward washington. and i don't think rockefeller ever really got that. ford at the to convention by the narrowest of margins. of 2257.te votes

once the tesla started moving it became exponentially harder for the ford to overtake the tesla. take that, mr. musk. charles, see you back here on at five on "bulls & bears." take it away charles. charles: thank you, david. dow, s&p, nasdaq, touching all time highs. powered by strong earnings, better economic data and better talk on trade. the dow on pace for the 100th record close under president trump. think they go higher. what the records think. >>> just as your salary is starting to rise, 2020 dems want to make more away from you. we'll break down the candidates tax plans. >>> the billion dollar heist you have to see to believe. we'll tell you what the thieves got away with, how many say this the biggest postwar heist. we're talking ever. that and much more on "making money". charles: democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders reaffirming his stance that if you make more than $29,000 a year you're going to be paying more taxes to pay for the universal health care plan. take a listen. >> what we will do, is have a 4% tax on income exempting the first $29,000. [applause] all right. y

conversation which picks up with the 1976 republican contest against incumbent gerald ford took place as part of mr. shirley's university of virginia

fords and i have shared this feelings with mr trump. on that night i would like to say that i hope that this will bring fortune to our countries and i'd like to thank you for their hospitality. i'd like to thank president trump for a foster tallaght on behalf of my delegation and myself. thank. you thank you very much mr president and i called up the senate i asked a couple of our senators and we really ended up with 5. others wanting to come and we'll keep them apprised but some of them joined us they happened to be here senator jim risch thank you jim very much ted cruz thank you very much lindsey graham lindsey thank you and rick scott thank you very much joni is here joni ernst someplace. these are people who want to see peace in the middle east and i thought it would be appropriate to have them come over and they met with the president and we had a lot of very frank discussion and we're dealing with a very big subject a complex subject it's been going on for centuries in many cases but we're making a lot of progress tremendous prog

conversation which picks up with the 1976 republican contest against incumbent gerald ford took place as part of mr. shirley's university of virginia course, reagan on leadership. -- >> frank, thanks for being with us. this is our course, you are german -- you are joining an august group such as john meacham. >> always wanted to make grad school. [laughter] >> you finally did. i didn't get a chance to email out frank's bio. this is may the single most important, critical keeper of the reagan legacy, the reagan legacy in america today. frank worked on the 1976 reagan campaign, he worked on the 1980 campaign, he worked in the white house, he worked on the 1984 campaign, and he has been the longtime chairman of the reagan ranch, which has been one of the three major vantage points in american politics today. there is the library in simi valley, the ranch in santa barbara, and eureka college. frank, thank you for being here. let me get right into it, then the students will ask questions. you organized the very first conservative political action conference in 1973. >> 1974, right? >> 1974. and reagan s

the vice president ford will become the nation's 38th president. mr.ite house. it is there where he does his private work and thinking. the president's entire family will encounter him to california tomorrow morning. welcome back to "a.m. joy." there is no more political drama than the impeachment of a president. as a nation tunes into the first televised impeachment hearings in two decades, we are reminded of the watergate hearing also televised before nixon resigned rather than being impeached. altering history forever by offering the public's blockbuster moment such as this mome moment, john dean. >> it was the first impeachment scandal, the first president being impeached at all being andrew johnson in 1968. in the 1970s, the nation was died divided on nixon's fate. in 1998 a new impeachment with bill clinton with obstruction of justice over sexual affairs. >> divided and senators left capitol hill, many concluded that the president lied to the american people but they voted not to remove him from office. as one by one, the senator stood to announc

mr. dudley and the fear mongering. jonathan: how do you think this market would respond if one of the big names, ab invev, at&t, ford dropped we had a fallen angel scenario. how do you think this broader market would respond to that? i stress, outside a recessionary conditions, if that happened in the next 12 months, what would the rest of the market do? what would the behavior look like? greg: i don't think it would catalyze a selloff in bbb's or bb's. we have had this issue with autos in the past, when they were downgraded, a massive part of the index. so there will be some digestion problems but i don't think it's a wholesale change. jonathan: what do you think, george? george: i think you'll have a different impact short-term versus long-term. short-term, concern over the market. longer-term it will say, what is , the next bbb to fall down? it could exacerbate that turn. greg makes a good point. these are financially savvy companies that have a lot of levers to pull to not get into the bbb's. it's not necessarily that we think it's a big challenge but you have had such great outperformance, you have seen single a to bbb

mrs. trump have departed the room. ♪ ♪ >> tamara president trump will be important for a campaign rally. his first rally in the state since changing his official residence from new york to fordrting at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. today on the campaign trail we will hear from former new york city mayor michael bloomberg who is now a democratic presidential candidate. he will be speaking and virginia, his first campaign about from announcing his candidacy. you can watch both of them live on c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> the media marketplace has shifted dramatically in the last dozen years or so. and yet to see failed to keep pace. we are the rules in place that assume the entire media marketplace is free broadcast television at night and daily newspaper that clunks on your front doorstep in the morning. as were just talking this is a vastly different market. >> fcc commissioner brendan carr, tonight at eight eastern on the committee cater on c-span2. >> c-span2 student cam 2020 cup edition is in full swing call across the country middle and high school students are hard at work creating their short documentaries on issues like the 2020 presidenti

nixon'sn' vice president, gerald ford, six weeksefore he resigned from tfice on this program discussing exactt issue. i want to you take a look. . oh, my goodness. >> mr. vice president, havee yo at any point ask the president whether he will comply with the supreme court decis pn? have yousonally asked him? >> i have not. >> why not? >>ud think tt is aent for him to make. >> he's already said that in his judgment thehe executive branchs personified bthe president and not subject to te wil of the congress. but he does no nd to turn over the tapes or the other materi s subpoenaed by the house committeus because it is h separate braf government. you are then left in the potion where the judiciary committee has no mns of obtaining the edence it feels this predent h become a law t. unto himself. w can you then expect them to reach any signe of intellige decision on his face. >> they have turned over better than 20 of the tapes and turned over transcripts of up to the 44 that were originally asked for. now, i happen to thk that the president, number re, ought to abideou by the supreme decision. number two, i think hebe ought s forthcoming as possible in ma

once the tesla started moving it became exponentially harder for the ford to overtake the tesla. take that, mr on at five on "bulls & bears." take it away charles. charles: thank you, david. dow, s&p, nasdaq, touching all time highs. powered by strong earnings, better economic data and better talk on trade. the dow on pace for the 100th record close under president trump. think they go higher. what the records think. >>> just as your salary is starting to rise, 2020 dems want to make more away from you. we'll break down the candidates tax plans. >>> the billion dollar heist you have to see to believe. we'll tell you what the thieves got away with, how many say this the

mrs. lincoln would leave, and he has office over in the treasury building, which was, by the way, the windows were draped with the flag that had been at ford's theater, with the gashing it from booth and his spirit, which i thought was. admits lincoln left, and it was torn to pieces -- and they renovated it, but the family lived there, and they were the plainest, they never had any pretenses at all about being anything grand, though mrs. patterson had been educated in washington, and she had known, ever since the days of polk, she had known the white house. but they all lived there, the whole bunch lived on the same for during the impeachment, and the president's office on one hand, the family in the other. >> which president moved the most people into the white house? i know you have a book on ordinary time about -- who else feel that the white house? >> besides franklin roosevelt, well ... now you've got me on that one. i don't know. >> i mean, were there any of them who did more than others, and ... >> i tend to think of people like the reagan's, we didn't have many people. the carters had a crowd of family they're, living in an, outlivin

mr. john fort who earlier quit mustang sally, now pta mom. that is so clever. >> aren't they late to the game here you have tesla with electric vehicles why now for ford >> youpush the thing i wonder, is the car good looking enough >> i certainly think so. >> i think it's not. >> i remember when porsche came out with an suv and everyone said you should not use those labels on an suv t and look, those cars turned out to be hugely successful. >> suv is widely overused. it's supposed to be for guys like -- by the way, bob lutz called the tesla model x an inflatable bug >> do you like the mach e? >> i do not. but don't call it the mustang. it's like chevy with the blazer. anybody out there who works for chevy, turn your tv off. chevy came out with a blazer it looks like a lexus. it's not a blazer. >>> all right, good stuff. thank you all very much. coming up, opportunity zones we're supposed to bring capital to low income neighborhoods. a concept enjoyed by partisan support but l at h balthaseen changing we'll look at the benefits and the breakdown and the missed opportunity coming up. it's about quality. no trendy stuff. i want etfs backed by research. is it bu

campaign chairman paul mann of ford he denies that claim i feel myself as a target of some american politicians and lawyers who decided to make themselves very useful for mr trump and they manipulated to fire him except for mention the fact was fake news. for ukrainian state of other things to worry about the landscape's efforts to go after those who have been rich themselves over the years at their country's expense have impressed many but many also say it's only the beginning and the results have yet to be seen step fasten al-jazeera. just one other note out of washington to tell you about a former advisor to the us president has been found guilty of 7 offenses including lying to congress and witness tampering or just stone was charged earlier this year during the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election has now been found guilty of lying to congress about his contacts with wiki leaks during the election and his efforts to push one of his associates to back up his lies he will be sentenced in february here is part of telling with more. it didn't take the jury long just about 7 hours to find roger stone guilty of all 7 counts obstruct

ford's moderate republicanism than with donald trump. kent is chamber of commerce country with a higher percentage of college educated voters than state wide. so what happened in 2016? well, mrump improved on romney's 2012 performance by almost three percentage points in michigan state wide. but in kent county, mr. trump lost ground by 5.5 percentage points so will these establishment republicans return to the fold and support president trump. >> i am joined by two of our county to county reporters. vaughan hilliard and sash sa burns in kent county, michigan. devon, what are you seeing so far in milwaukee? >> reporter: good morning, cluck. we are called back in 2016, donald trump won the state by 22,000 votes. last year's governor's race, the democrat tony evers beat scott walker by 30,000 votes, here in milwaukee county, it's the most diverse county in the state. it's not lost on folk's memories around here that hillary clinton as the party's nominee in 2016 didn't visit the state a single time. more so i have been repeatedly told it's what that state represented, a lack of acknowledgement of the city and its people. voters say they want their economic sixes to be understoo

mr. owens the two of them teamed up to bottles, automatic bottle machine, which is called biggest improvement in the production of glass in 2,000 years. once they started making flat glass, that became libbey owens ford. once people began experimenting fibers of glass in the 1930's and that spun off as owens corning, those four companies shaped this city in a partat will always be of who we are. i say that toledo never at being the future great city of the world. we all recognize that. we chuckle about it. it's a good joke. vision ofe ways that jessop scott, of this destiny its perfectly situated geography, the fact that we were able to attract the glass industry here i think in that.ays did fulfill was antoledo war interesting boundary dispute between ohio and michigan, which took place -- well, it began, its early roots began in the 1800's and that really problem,a surveying because there were different surveys as to where the boundary line would be. would the boundary line be north of toledo? it be south of toledo? obviously michigan wanted to toledo sos south of it could claim toledo as the prize. ohio wanted it, as well. was such awhy toledo prize and why both states wanted it was, if you think

mr. rogers yet? >> i did i love that one, too your security man is going to the theater this weekend with his kids trying to figure out what to do, "fordastic film all of them this thanksgiving. so we're talking about streaming, people not going to the movies everyone's going to the movies over the holidays. everyone is getting out of the house. >> there are certain films -- obviously "irish man" is going to be on netflix another one on -- >> that's "the marriage story," that's going to be out. >> that's already out. >> i saw that at the film festival. >> it will be on netflix in early december they gave it a month run in theaters. >> you've got to take over the "frozen" interview >> max dorkin saw "frozen". >> "frozen ii. >> where are you at? >> i have a 10-year-old daughter she associates "frozen" as being a little girl and now she's too cool for school. >> it's a short story. she saw it with me dad, i'm so surprised at how much i related to the story. >> it's more adult >> more coming of age. more pre-season teenager although they'll still like the songs, olaf and all of that jam. >> did you think that was the idea of trying to take

and ford democrats passed out of the house with bipartisan support led by andnator schumer and mccain rubio, and came through here, and we are told now through articles in the press and interviews by mr. bannon that he and others went to elements of the republican caucus -- and i am not privy to this --but argued that that bill should never come up, because it was a good wedge issue for politics. recently in the last session, we heard a respected representative introduce a similar bill. again, the speaker never brought it up. a member is free to put the legislation in and i would encourage my colleagues on the other side to do that and i would be happy to work with them. but the context that it is everyone's fault defies what we have been told in the press with the dynamics in the other caucus. having said that, i want to turn my attention specifically to one case. you have talked about process and you have been very dispassionate about it. in the hearing last time -- that family was here legally, by the way. they were here under a tourist visa and invited to the united states to be part of a medical child that kept her alive when she was seven years old when she came from guatemala

conversation, which picked up with the 1976 republican contest against incumbent gerald ford, took place as part of mriversity of virginia course called "reagan on leadership." >> thanks for joining us. this is our second class. a five week course, graduate level one credit. thank you very much. >> always wanted to make grad school, so. [laughter] >> and you finally did.