now, the fact that ms. ford would say that on national television that she believes an accident might have occurred is chilling. again, how the heck would she know? no evidence establishes any accident. so here we have a jury member failing to convict casey anthony on murder charges pointing to a theory to justify the decision. that is insane! if alleged murderers can get theories thend o she rest cal the entire justice system has collapsed. reaction, with us one of the prosecutors in the casey anthony state, florida assistant state attorney jeff ashton. are you surprised that jennifer ford, you saw her in the courtroom, right? >> i did. >> bill: went on abc news, national television and said well maybe she didn't get medical care. are you surprised? >> a little surprised. i know that jurors when they get back in the jury room can do what they want. that is the system the way it is. i was a little surprised that she went into that depth and i had not heard that quote about medical care and i'm not sure what she

commissioner maufas: thank you, ms. ford. i understand you have the implementation committee. are you working with the transitional-age youth? this was a task force. i think it has melted back into dcyf. are you working with them? >> we are working with them. commissioner maufas: you will have to come to the podium and state your name for the record. >> jacob moody, executive director, bayview hunters point foundation. as part of the 8010 group, i have a liaison with that group. it is separate from the steering committee, but we have a conversation going on. commissioner maufas: thank you. that is what i was looking for. that is good to know. thank you. >> good afternoon. supervisor cohen: you have to move the microphone closer to your mouth or speak up. thank you. >> i am kind of excited right now. i am a resident of district 10. i also happen to be a youth member of ace. to be honest, i have been working with john eller. he is a head member of ace. we have been talking about this program taking place being geared toward young adults, first 16 to 21, then 18 to 25. i happen t

former president jimmy carter and his wife, the former first lady rosalynn, said that ms. ford was a remarkable political spouse who improved mental health and substance-abuse care and spoke remind. betty ford died at age 93 out in california. that happened yesterday. now, to the rest of our programming day here on c-span. of next, a discussion with julian assange on the history and impact of wikileaks. then we hear from legal experts on the key decisions of the supreme court term that just ended. after that, it forum looks at ways to make u.s. courts accessible. and here is the even now with wikileaks founder julian assange and editor julian. also, we hear from slovenian philosopher slavoj zizek. -- wikileaks founder and editor in chief, julian assange. >> good afternoon. i am the founder of the front line club. the co-founder, actually. co-founded with my wife, who is hidden amongst you somewhere. we are very excited to be doing this today. this is the last event we have done with the front line club, and i would like to thank you for coming to this fantastic place. i would l

ford joined us for an interview. so just want to let you know that's all available at c-span.org/americanpresidents .org and phillip, thank you for holding. you're on with ms. rodriguez. caller: good morning. i'm so much in approval of all the accolades and stuff afforded to betty ford as a president's supporting wife. and i did -- i do want to give a shout out to eleanor roosevelt. i'm 72 years old, and i've had to live through and experience many other bad things about the legacy of slavery. but she did so much to help this nation rid itself of probably the worst scurge upon it, and that would be for her to come out and stand up for marion anderson, so that she could sing on the steps of the lincoln memorial. she also stood up for the tuskegee airmen who heroically defended this nation and also stood up for education of black children at the collegiate level which joined hands with the founder of the college and it was just not something done at that time on behalf of the african-americans and the national well good. so i just give a shout out to both those presidential ladies. thank you. guest: great point, phillip. i absolutely agree. she was quite the

ford. he was in santa monica, california at the rose bowl, and he sent this to ms. betty, wish you were here. loads of love, jerry. what a beautiful journey they shared together as husband and wife faithfully standing by each other through the hard times, through the good times, through the challenges, through the crucibles of life only to grow stronger in their devotion to one another and closer in their united love, and we know of mom's love for her family. each one of us as her children, son, daughters-in-law, children, great grandchildren, we each have our own stories, stories to tell, memories to cherish of how mom loved us, how she took the time to know us, each one in our own special way, and to love us so well. we know of mom's love for others whether it be a friend in need or a patient at the betty ford center, mom extended freely. she extended herself freely in love and compassion to so many. once again, her desire to know a person's heart, to know their brokenness, their struggles and her willingness to share and care for them through words of grace and a

ford. he was in santa monica, california at the rose bowl, and he sent this to ms. betty warren.legram, "miss you, betty, wish you were here. loads of love, jerry." what a beautiful journey they shared together as husband and wife faithfully standing by each other through the hard times, through the good times, through the challenges, through the crucibles of life only to grow stronger in their devotion to one another and closer in their united love. we know of mom's love for her family. each one of us as her children, grandchildren, daughters-in-law, great grandchildren, we each have our own stories to tell and memories to cherish, how mom loved us, took the time to know us, each one in our own special way and to love us so well. we know of mom's love for others whether it be a friend in need or a patient at the betty ford center, mom extended freely. she extended herself freely in love and compassion to so many. once again, her desire to know a person's heart, to know their brokenness, their struggles, and her willingness to share and care for them through words of grace and ac

ms. the companys slaughter's main company, kodak, is a place where many workers from the high schools and elementary schools in florida wild up. they were unionized. mr. andrews mentioned ford motor co., who also had plants in new york and other places that were unionized. there are countless structures in this country today that were formulated and developed in conjunction with employers and employees that were unionized. we just got through seen completed yesterday a dispute between billionaires' and millionaires about football that is unionized. unions are americans, too. somewhere along the line -- i have no qualms with any of our local or parochial interests having companies move to our areas. but bidding workers against each other within the same structure is not my way of understanding what it is that has helped the development of this country. pressing people downward is not my way or what i think is in the best interest of this country's workers or their employers. mr. kline, in a letter to the committee, the afl-cio government affairs director robert to you and other members of the committee that this bill, in his opinion, would cripple workers, hobble the nationa