. >> reporter: american war birds help in the skies over europe, especially this one, the p 51 mustangs the hottest sports car, it was the ferrari of world war ii. >> reporter: he says the old fighter still hold as cherished place in aviation history and so does this celebrated civilian pilot. who flew his vintage mustang at air shows for decades. >> he took care of the, as alwa make it look right. it was his baby. >> reporter: named moonbeam mcswine from the little abner comic book series, he eventually sold his plane and it was moved overseas. but he continued to dazzle at air shows until last year when tragically he and a passenger were kill canned in a crash whi flying another mustang. >> he learned how to fly before he could drive a car. >> it's like a thorough bread. >> the name mustang, i guess. >> reporter: theird heritage foundation looked for and found his old home and brought moonbeam home. now moonbeam hurdles past the same way he tid. >> it literally took my breath away. it was quite a moment, a tearful moment. >> reporter: to a friend and mentor not forgotten. waukegan, i

most in a sanctuary and others like her first mustang. wild mustangs are national treasures she says. >> they're really sure footed. great minded. they connect with people. >> and protected she without promising to save the older horses, these protestors want change. >> that would be the last resort. >> it could happen. but we won't know that until we cross that bridge. >> keep wild horses wild! >> reporter: the federal government wouldn't sell the horses for at least a year. this is likely to get louder before it gets better. >>> i team reporter has been looking into the wild horse situation since 1989. >> with the flick of a finger another wild horse is on the way to the meatpacker. thousands each year end up in slaughter horses. for human consumption. in france. where horse meat is popular. >> last year the white house responded to an investigation about a policy change allowing wild horses to be sold to slaughter. the trump administration said it had no plan to move forward with that. advocates are not assured of that. you can watch m

as the mustang slant. there are other. things happening. heck yes you know think. yes this is a great week actually i think one of my favorite programs of the whole season we're also doing a tumblr rhapsody a tango two piano tonic one chart all with sergio t.m. posted here this incredible pianist with his sister catherine and they have this wonderful time go do a where they act i'm a challenge to each other and it's really quite fun and a great piece great piece. but i think. i started trying to do this when the because i don't really. drink isn't that what i can. if you know but there are also. expecting things again. things that a little bit mean us. the thing. so. let's look at a different week for me because i usually have violent nest egg guitarist cellist and now i have this incredible instrument the detail. the lola little. face you know you think you see that rock star on this is tremendous and a big celebrity did he do in some parts of this trial at all you that he. and it's the instrument know how ancestral culture he obvious right in these people the abo

people know about the mustangs.rs and applause] >> jesse: there is definitely no kneeling going on in that stadium. >> greg: that's huge. their bathrooms are massive. their bathrooms are dark and large. >> lawrence: i know that we have a lot of fox news supporters because we defend liberty here, they believe in the president. it's good to be back home. >> greg: they also buy a lot of our books. they do. >> jesse: they say everything is bigger in texas, including greg's ego. there's a lot to cover, so lets was go right to it. with 15 days to go, president trump's approval rating hits an all-time high. searching past -- this comes as the president heads to houston, texas, tonight for what's expected to be a massive rally for senator ted cruz. supporters began lining up over the weekend to get a good spot, and the president's 2020 campaign says 100,000 people have rsvped. among these signs for republicans, president trump very confident going into the midterms. >> president trump: i think the republicans are going to d

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the most haunted feeling you ever got was i think in the mustang ranch, where it's actually sort of tied to psychological experience? unansweion is probably rable of making ofstion ghost stories and what ghosts do you think we will make in this time where everything is topsy-turvy? back story just some for those of you who will be , iding the book tomorrow profiled the owner of the mustang ranch, which i think it is important to say i was not there as a client. i was doing a completely different writing job when the women there were like, oh, by the way, this place is totally haunted. they told me in a number different ways and i saw sort of firsthand that the job of working at a brothel, sex work, emotionally and psychologically really taxing, which makes sense. how much of the job is emotional labor as opposed to physical labor, and i said is it 90%, and they said it's 100%. these women are working basically in addition to everything else they do as untrained therapists. thus, the psychological exhaustion is actually quite high. it's a very difficult job for many people and they don't

mustangs. here we go, mustangs. been over three years when captain lynn was here. i want to compliment captain yick for his many accomplishments in his short tenure at taraval station. as he mentioned on the board there, he's done merchant walks with me. we haven't had a captain for some time that's been on a her che merchant walk for a long time. he does this probably once a month. coffee, monthly coffee with a cop. i commend him on that. local coffee shops, as well as -- you know we have a lot of places on irving street. district cleanups on saturdays, we've had two district cleanups. captain yick has been with us on saturdays cleaning up district 4. monthly open houses at the station, dialogue over dim sum, weekly news letter, and most importantly, we are getting cameras on irving street in the next couple months. captain yick has been very transparent, he has an open-door policy at his station. we have two beat officers, officer desmond dunn and officer john ying. annual toy drive i've been doing 15 years and i'm the only association in san francisco that does

great depression, the wars. 28 different vehicle models, the model a and b, the thunderbird, the mustang. and now one of the most popular models, the f-150. and this number tonight. 7,500 workers in the plant, including 86-year-old willie fulton jr. he's been clocking in for 65 years, getting up at 4:00 a.m. >> every day, i fix my breakfast. oatmeal, toast, coffee. >> reporter: at work by 6:00 a.m., inspecting the f-150s. what's kept him for nearly seven decades? he says ford is family. >> a ford is a family. so, that's what made me stay. >> reporter: and his work family tonight -- >> hi, david! >> reporter: -- celebrating their factory turning 100. >> made in america! woo! >> happy 100th birthday. and way to go willie. get some rest, that alarm early at 4:00 a.m. i'm david muir. i hope to see you tomorrow. good night.

they were hundreds of miles from the nearest wild mustangs. in front of the headquarters. that agency has begun rounding up 1,000 of the horses in a region that they describe over populated and stressed. >> these are american icons. and they'll be bought and kill buyers and trucked to canada for slaughter. >> now a lawsuit in federal court to guarantee the federal government not sell any rounded up horses especially the old ones for slaughter. the forest center said that wouldn't be the intent. >> but. >> it's the last resort. >> the so called poster person. who has 240 of the animals. most in sanctuary. and others. they are national treasures she says. >> really sure footed. and great minded. they really connect with people. >> and protected. so when the department conducts a round up she wants it done different will. >> there needs to be management. humane. >> keep wild horses wild! >> the federal government wouldn't sell any horses for at least a year. the next move belongs to the courts. >>> still ahead our commuter challenge. four colleagues are trying to get from san

the 10 minute scene with mcqueen behind the scene of a night -- the seat of the 1968 mustang astounded fans around the world. a restored version will be showing in 20 theatre starting on sunday. >>> the weekend is almost here and we are talking about warmer temperatures on the -- santa rosa to oakland and in san jose had 60s. we do have increasing ones with a wind advisory kicking in 8:00 p.m. on saturday until 9:00 a.m. monday. we could have wind gusts topping 40 miles per hour. it is going to boost the fire danger. the northerly went is dry and it is still fire season. we have thankfully had recent rainfall but it will increase with the wind advisory. it is for the santa cruz mountains and the east bay hills and west bay hills. here we are tomorrow afternoon with the ones increasing from the north. the numbers really bump up by early sunday morning with may be gusting to 25 to 30 miles per hour, especially out toward fairfield and the higher terrain. that will be a concern as we are dealing with fire danger across a good portion of northern california. i saw some clouds and even rain

go mustangs. [laughter] we would come up to new hampshire a lot. lake winnipesaukee is where we here in manchester, coming up for the foliage in the fall and in the summer coming to the beaches, it's a great state, and i think of all of new england is one big thing, we kept going from one town to another. it's my heritage. i'm a new yorker. i am going to stay in new york are, i will say that, but this is home, so thank you for having us. it is saturday and it is great that you came out. there is a lot of work to do today, because there are a lot of people who need your help. and representative newman and , and robin,lender and michelle and liz, everybody is counting on you and i am counting on you too. you have to go out there and when your election and years of win your election and use your power. andnt to say two things, the first is thank you, thanks to everything you do, thank you to every mom's demand action supporter who has stood up and spoken out and organized and rallied and marched and find raised, and inspired people across new hampshir

than that i think you're looking at not quite the ability that saddam hussein had for example to mustangs all the time to sell is all on the black market if not sometimes on the white market and i think you're looking at russia and china most likely india and other countries who will operate on the black and the white market and keep iran solvent so i think their expectations in that regard are wrong so what do they do then that's that's my concern when if when iran is able because of russia china other countries assistance maybe even the partial assistance when iran is able to stand up to the bones and the pump a.o.'s what do we do then that's that's what i'm concerned about so i just don't get it why is america so how bound on fighting iran for decades and decades now i really don't get the reasons for all this anti ron sentiment i mean nothing stops these two countries from living normally with each other like it has been under the shah and you know when they use the pretext of terrorism i was just like you know i yet have to see one shia terrorist blowing up something in paris madrid

reynolds: thank you for hosting tonight's debate also to morningside for hosting go mustangs number one in the country i look forward to the discussion. it is an incredible honor for me to serve as mayor of this great state i'm a fifth generation iowa and and i chose to live and work and raise our family in the state i love where if you work hard and dream big anything is possible. i like to say that my story is the iowa story and reflected of the opportunities that exist within our borders we are a small town girl daughter of a factory worker and a stay-at-home mom somebody who waited tables and checked groceries and never gave up on her dream to get her college degree today is serving iowans as the first female governor of this great state for quite understand the challenges that every day iowans face because i face them myself and kevin and i were raising our three girls he worked days and i work nights and weekends to make ends meet and that is why is governor i have led on cutting taxes for hard-working iowans and working-class families while maintaining the priorities of education

still kind of embrace that she wants to achieve that authorities are in and one of them was beating a mustang marks record of eighty six world cup wins what she's done matters effectively said right i'm going to put the pressure on myself to get that done this season lindsay's an eighty two so she needs she's five more to overtake stamets record. skiing is of course a well established olympic sport but no to one of the newer ones this is breaking or break dancing at the youth olympic games in. japan star rand picked up her second gold medal of the week in the mixed team battle the seventeen year old who won the bee title teamed up with a vietnamese dancer who before and they would go on to win the gold medal battle. breakdancing is one of four new sports on show in argentina looking to possibly being included in the full olympics further down the line daniel sharma reports. it was only bad weather that prevented rowing from featuring in the first modern olympics in athens in eight hundred ninety six. it's going to mainstay their free game since one thousand nine hundred introducing women in o

how the blue mustang statue earned the nickname blucifer after the fell over and killed the artist.murals. some show peaceful times, some show a popocalypse. if art is in the eye of the beholder, jay wideener beholds doom. >> city under water, flaming forests, this is scary stuff. >> it's telling people in the know what this airport is all about. >> reporter: this theory says baggage handlers share basement space with a secre uergrou railroad to bunkers in the rocky mountains where top government officials will survive nucle>> the whole thing -- magnetic level tags. >> reporter: and as the airport has chuckle was conspiracy, there is the cat in the hat. poor thing. >>> i'm sorry, but this is a cat. with a tin hat, like is that the imagery that denver wants to project? zombie cat layers. >> would you really believe this? >> reporter: well, people do. >> do you? >> reporter: i'm not going to comment on that. [ laughter ] >> reporter: so,ext time an extra terrestrial needs a lift home. >> "e.t." go home. >> reporter: we now know the perfect airport to jump that flight. barry petersen,

they say the move could put these mustangs at risk of being sold to slaughter houses. kpix5's wilson walker has more. >> stop the roundup! >> reporter: they gathered outside the regional regional quarter of the u.s. forest service. >> there is absolutely a lot of pushback. these are california's wild horses. >> reporter: we showed you the wild horse gather underway where 1,000 horses are being pulled from public land. as many as 300 of them could end up being purchased for slaughter outside the united states. >> adoption demand has not been sufficient to find homes for all the horses that need to be removed from this range. >> reporter: despite pushback from senator diane feinstein and wild horse advocates, the gather is proceeding as planned. >> as of close of business yesterday, it's 530 horses rounded up so far. >> reporter: so the roundup about halfway complete, but opponents just doubling their efforts both with litigation at the federal level and a big push in sacramento. >> 23 legislators in sacramento, both republicans and democrats, sent the u.s. forest servic

scotty's donuts in modesto - outside - an older man - whose frightened partner was watching from their mustang convertible - was struggling with a 30 year old man later identified as braden taylor verdone says he recognized taylor as someone who had been harassing customers moments before(verdone)"take care of this gentleman or get in my car and take off but that will make me a coward."verdone says he tells the owner to call 911 - she's so shaken she can barely hold the phone(verdone) "so i dialed 911, i went out back, she opened the door for me and i told her, stay here, don't go out front."he runs to the car where the man has been shot in the chestwithout question - he joins the fight (verdone)"i pinned him down between the seats and my next instincts to go is i got my knees over his ribs."he says he starts to gain control - but taylor still has the gun (verdone)"must have hurt somebody's fingers but at that point i really didn't care. it's a broken finger or a life."(butted to)(verdone)"i tossed it out of the car and then i just got the best out of him."within 5 minutes - officers swarm the

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. >> this is a 1965 mustang convertible.was the last car that i ever drove with my grandfather in. >> this is grandpa's car. >> this is grandpa's car. >> you're putting it in the hands of teenagers that you have barely met. >> yeah. that shows the faith that i have in them and we all need to have in some of these youth that are not given the opportunity. all they need is the opportunity. >> i love this guy. he is the president of a venue management firm called nonplus ultra. on friday night he hangs out with a group of teens and mentor and they teach them how to repair and restore vintage american muscle cars. it is to transform the cars and also the kids. joining us at abc 7 news at 4:00 and abc news.com. we feature its leader as this month's abc 7 star. >> i'm very much looking forward to seeing this story, reggie. it's a great program. >> you can tell talking to the kids that it makes a difference having a place to go on friday nights. they have dinner together. they call it a family meal. they sit around the table and th

you have the f-150 and a mustang and a bunch of other cars you probably can't name.do that, to get back to, as you say, core competency competency? >> cost discipline two words. basically car companies have to be creative. ford has had terrific financial controls but somehow the balance seems to have gotten out of whack with product development that's probably what these salary cost cuts are about frankly. >> i don't know if the flexor expedition is selling much paul, thank you for joining us nice and early on a monday morning. have a great day thank you. >> okay. thanks. >>> let's find out now what is coming up on "squawk box." i'm sure ford will be a hot topic, becky quick interest rates, maybe a little bit of china thrown in. >> also brazil you had the elections overnight. what that will mean. the strong man candidate almost winning enough for a majority, which would have been the first time he didn't have to have a runoff in two years. she's been running down what the markets want to see. it's tipping on friday after we got the jobs report on that. that's been a

the car into reverse at the indy ♪ ♪ a nut crashin' into ya the back of it just mangled steel my mustangkaze and gandhi gandhi translation ♪ ♪ i will probably kill us both when i end up back in india you ain't gonna be able ♪ ♪ to tell what the -- happenin' to you when you're bit with the venom adrenaline momentum ♪ ♪ and i'm not knowin' when i'm ever gonna slow up and i'm ready to snap any moment ♪ ♪ i'm thinkin' it's time to go get 'em they ain't gonna know what hit 'em ♪ ♪ wwwhen they get bit with the venom i got that adrenaline momentum and i'm not knowin' ♪ ♪ when i'm ever gonna slow up and i'm ready to snap any moment ♪ ♪ i'm thinkin' it's time to go get 'em they ain't gonna know what hit 'em ♪ ♪ wwwhen they get bit with the >> oh, hi. you going up? >> i think so. >> you want a microknown. >> oh, yeah, thanks. this one -- i don't know what happened. ♪ >> come here a lot in the. >> guillermo: no, first time. i'm from l.a. >> if you get a chance you should check out the exhibit on the 80th floor. >> guillermo: oh, okay. >> this building was designed by a guy named william lamb. it to

my dad caught me in the tease, get off the mustang, get here in the chevelle.. this car was just brought a week ago, we drove 12 hours to get it. it's one of my favorite cars. looked at a couple of them -- adam: why do people love thesesome. >> just the body, the interior. you know, the chevelles are hot from '64-'72 when they came out. adam: and i love the all red. you don't get a lot of this. >> you don't see this, yeah. it's tuxedo black and red, it's a beautiful car. adam: it is an absolutely gorgeous car. i know my dad is jealous right now. >> that's what we like to hear. ed: the camaro, i normally beat pete in the competitions, there's a trophy in the back -- [laughter] are you anticipating i'm going to beet him -- >> there you go. ed: all right. i understand i've got 450 horsepower in here. >> oh, yeah. ed: talk about that. >> this car belongs to one of our members when we started six years ago. the car, he owns it for 30 years, and everything on this car was done by him. ed: done by him. >> this was painted in his garage -- ed: beautiful. >> and he take

. >> this is a 1965 mustang convertible.s was the last car that i ever drove with my grandfather in. >> this is grandpa's car. >> this is grandpa's car. >> you're putting it in the hands of teenagers that you have barely met. >> yeah. that shows the faith that i have in them and we all need to have in some of these youth that are not given the opportunity. all they need is the opportunity. >> i love this guy. he is the president of a venue management firm called nonplus ultra. on friday night he hangs out with a group of teens and mentor and they teach them how to repair and restore vintage muscle cars. the is to transform the cars and the kids. joining us at abc 7 news at 4:00 and abcnews.com. we will show you the early kw success. >> that looks amazing. i am so excited to see this. >> i said, jordan, you can just write a check. it is so rewarding for him. >>> a hearing impaired custodian was given a surprise. ♪ happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you ♪ >> those laughs of joy come from james anthony as kinder gartners

pull political in some and left the country to come from a minority and of course we've got solomon mustang you know who was hanged as well . so i've also got a hitler here of you in this is not so long after that this is nine hundred eighty six a year what twenty one at that time in your early twenty's and this is your passport which again speaks to how you couldn't move freely around your own country so what does that mean for your music what happened to your music during that time. well we could call in sort of like really play freely in open places of course here is where most part was playing quite a lot on political platforms political rallies and so on. music was not even sort of like a little played in that ideal you know. that gave the motor is interesting no one has to like really. because a point there were a time where they were confused to keeping some of our instruments even our i tunes so for me i said well they can take to god and his writings but the point everything that i would it was here they take the papers but they cannot take also because i memorize what i want what

i want to thank morningside for also hosting tonight's debate and go mustangs, number one in the country. and fred, i look forward to the discussion this evening. it is an incredible honor for me to serve as the governor of this great state. i am a fifth generation iowan, and i chose to live, work, and raise our family in a state i love, a state where if you work hard and dream big, anything is possible. i like to say that my story is the iowa story, and it's reflective, i believe, of the opportunities that exist within our borders. where a small town girl, daughter of a factory worker, farmer, a stay at home, somebody who waited tables, checked groceries and never gave up on her dream of getting her college degree is today serving iowans as the first female governor of this great state. i understand the challenges that every day iowans face because i faced them myself. when kevin and i were raising our three girls, he worked days and i worked nights and weekends to make ends meet. that's why as governor i led on cutting taxes for hard-working iowans and working class families, while mai

how the runways make a swastika, how the blue mustang statue earned the nickname bluesafer when it fellhe murals. if art is in the eye of the beholder, conspiracy investigative journalist jay weidner is doomed. >> sitting under water, flaming forests, it's scary stuff. >> it's telling people in the know what this airport is all about. >> reporter: this theory says baggage handlers share basement space with a secret underground railroad to bunkers in the rocky mountains where top government officials will survive nuclear war. >> i heard that it's mag lev. >> magnetic levitation. >> and while they have some chuckles with conspiracy, there is the cat in the hat, poor thing. >> i'm sorry, but this is a cat with a tin hat, like is that the imagery that denver wants to project? zombie cat lairs? >> would you really believe this? >> people do. >> do you? >> i'm not going to comment on that. >> reporter: so the next time an extraterrestrial needs a lift home. >> e.t. phone home. >> reporter: we now know the perfect airport to jump that flight. for "cbs this morning: saturday," barry peterson, d

the mustang is doing very well there's a number of different models across all product points, all doinggm right now has the best lineup it's ever had as far as vehicles in the history of its -- in the company's history. they are led by one of the best ceos in the company's history so i think the wind is at their back yes, the strong employment picture bodes well for the car market because the first thing that somebody does when they get a new job is get a new car so that's also why i think the car demand cycle has a ways to go. >> maybe why we saw the u.s. as a strong point in that quarter for gm, phil though. you highlighted china and through the sound bite from the gm cfo is that a sustainable gain for these automakers in china in the middle of this trade "frost/nixon" and trade war which could get worse? >> china is a concern. there's no doubt about that, sara, go ahead china is a concern look, september sales were down 50% for gm they still manage to post record profitability in china, but if it's weak in october, which we expect it to be and there's not some type of a sales cut red

host: >> guest: i started late in life and it is my midlife crisis i say some people might get a red mustangi got a black pony. >> host: how far is the 7-mile stretch of ocean now exits was pretty substantial back in caleb's crossing. >> guest: what's funny about martha's vineyard i think it has an effect on our psyche because you can't say i absolutely positively have to get there today it's foggy or wendy. i think that humility is something we've lost in contemporary life to realize there are some things outside of your control. if you have to get there today you should have left yesterday. >> host: . i had an intermediate project called kingdom of olives--. writers confront the occupation. that was an anthology of writing by about 20 mostly fiction writers who traveled to israel and the west bank and gaza to write about what occupation looks like 50 years later, so that was a bit of a turn for my generalist at josh journalistic identity. some of the writers had never been to israel before and obviously i haven't been and i reported extensively and i was back researching "the secret chord"

some people might get a red mustang, i got a black pony. >> host: how far is that seven-mile stretchean now? it was pretty substantial back in "caleb's crossing." >> geraldine: it's very convenient to get to martha's vineyard today. back then it was ridiculously inconvenient. but it's -- i think it has a good effect on our psyche. because i can't say i absolutely positive have to get there today, if it's foggy or windy, you can't. and i think that humility is something we've lost in contemporary life. there are some things outside of your control. if you really have to get there today you should have left yesterday. >> host: geraldine brooks, it's been since 2015 since the secret cord came out, can you tell us about your latest project. >> geraldine: i had an intermediate project i writers confront the occupation, and that was an an tholagy of writing by 20 mostly fiction writers, who traveled to israel and the west bank and gaza to write about what occupation looks like 50 years after the six-day war so that was a bit of return to my journalistic identity, and it was a remarkable ex

let's go to kathy, calling from mustang, oklahoma, on the independent line. good morning.d morning. my comment is i think our within is power struggle the government, the democrats and republicans. i think they have this power struggle because they are not ruling or governing for the benefit of the people or country. they are governing for the benefit of themselves, like nancy pelosi's husband they federal contracts, and feinstein's million contracts. there is big money involved, and that is who is controlling our country, the big-money people. until we can get the money out, we are not going to happen the country until we can make it to where no senator or representative can benefit, or the family can benefit, financially, and get all the lobbyist money out. we are without hope. host: let's go to rick from mesquite, nevada. good morning. caller: how are you this morning? i just want to make a comment about the aca. those, to get in one of where they were talking about the payments made to the government insurance companies, and i did not get a chance to. i just wanted eve

some people might get a red mustang. i got a black pony.t: how far is that 7-mile stretch of ocean now? it was pretty substantial back in "caleb's crossing". guest: what's funny about martha's vineyard is it's very inconvenient to get to weave into today and back then it was ridiculously inconvenient, but i think it has a bit of a threat on our psyche because you can't say well i absolutely positively have to get there today. it's foggy or if it's very windy you can't and i think that that humility is something we have lost in contemporary life. we realize there are some things out of your control. do you really absolutely have to get there today you should've left just today. host: geraldine brooks, it's 2015 that "the secret chord" came out. can you tell us anything about your latest project? guest: yes. i had an intermediate project called kingdom of olives--. writers confront the occupation. that was an anthology of writing by about 20 mostly fiction writers who traveled to israel and the west bank and gaza to write about what occupatio