also, we had a really good meeting with captain steve ford and with commander flaherty on some of the d.o.j. accountability section recommendations. i think it will be moving very quickly over the next few months and then the final thing is the pride complaints that we have had as well. i know the chief spoke about it. i would like to see some of the documents if you have them. we have more than one investigation going on under those things. moreover, i have met personally with the pride organization that reached out to me to talk about their concerns and like i said, that will be part of -- they have information that they have shared with my agency and with investigators as well that will be part of the investigations. they are ongoing for my agency. we have a case this evening that is in closed session, and here in the audience, and case issues come up, where my agency can be helpful, i have my chief of staff, sara hawkins, a senior investigator, steve ball, and interns, as well, that are still here for the summer in the middle of their program. >> okay. , thank you. any questions?

steve mcqueen. in 2013, his ford gt40 sold for $11 million. >> stuart piontek is racing to auction off his strange inheritancendreds of vintage cars. his grandfather's lifelong obsession has become stuart's own. he's invested 13 years and $400,000 in the collection. ♪ i catch up with him at the hot rod association rally in oklahoma city. >> hi, my name is stuart. did you know my grandfather? >> while stuart works the crowd, i'm gonna see if i can get behind the wheel of one of these souped-up automobiles. >> how are you doing? hey, i'm jamie. >> hello, jamie. >> how are you? >> hello, i'm steven. >> tell me about this car. >> well it's a '37 chevrolet, so it's 77 years old. so, i've had it quite a bit of it's life. >> part of the family. >> yes, it is. >> oh, my. i've just gotten the keys. >> we can do that. >> let's go. >> all right. >> you have this thing insured? >> yes, i do. >> oh, good thing, because there's a tree right there. >> all right. hold on. whoo-hoo! now we're talking! [ tires screech ] this would work for me in new york. auctioneer yvette vanderbrink is here, too. so, yvette, you know, you se

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in pennsylvania, he got his start at ford motor company where he moved up after launching the mustang in 1964. a sports car that quickly became cultural icon.n steve mcquove it in the famous chase scene in the 1968 san francisco thriller "bullitt." iacocca rose throu the ranks and became ford's president. but he campaigned ag airbags and other safety features. he also championed the light pinto sports car, later recalled after dozens of deaths. after a falling-out with ford's chairman, he left for chrysler to become its c.e.o. in 1979. just as the company was nearing bankruptcy. iacocca saved the automaker by securing more than a billion dollars in federal loans andor reg it to profitability. but his overhaul led to several plant closings and thousands of layoffs. >> no cars are perfect, but these come pretty close. gu woodruff: he became famous for his commercialanteeing the quality of chrysler vehicles. and he launched some of the company's most successful vehicles, from minivans to k- cars. what about the quality issue? here again, you've got analysts who are supposed to be objective, these folks that do the surveys and studies and so forth. >>

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ford. we go further, so you can. >> thank you. >> have a great tour. >> steve case is a billionaire with a bus, on a mission, steeringenture capitalists and their money to areas they've typically overlooked. >> i started this company with only $500 in my pocket. >> places like this old church in memphis have become the stage for entrepreneurs to pitch their products... >> the winner of the pitch competition is soundways! ( cheers and applause ) >> ...hoping to get a share of case's $150 million fund. ( ticking ) >> our adventure led us high above the arctic circle, to find out why the earth is warming so fast, so far below. how far below the surface are we right now? >> right now, we are about ten meters. >> so, about 30 feet? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> we met a scientist who enjoys russian vodka, smokes like a soviet steel mill, and believes these massive bones, exposed by warming, could bring the extinct wooly mammoth back from the dead. that's amazing! ( ticking ) >> that word, dignity, to you is important. >> you know, the people made me realize it's important in every single pasting. >> dignity is something that al

ford was the son of someone from ireland. jeff bezos' biological father was from syria. his adopted father was from syria. steve iconic names made these big companies possible. this is at a time when the share of companies founded by immigrants is going up. and at the same time, immigration policies are making it harder for people to come in. they're an essential part of both the labor force and the brain power that creates our companies. and yet, because of the crisis at the border that's going to get harder and harder. >> i would imagine so. talk about the insight that axios has into where the trump administration may host next year's group of 7 summit. >> okay. this is -- this is a talker. this is a scoop by jonathan swan that you're hearing for the first time. next year, the united states will host the group of 7 economies. the seven most powerful economies in the world. the u.s. is the host country and they get to pick where it will be. the trump administration has finished the site selections and has its finalists and guess what one of the finalists is? it has the name trump in it. the trump national dora

steve: a camellia >> jimmy: a camellia flower. right, and so i wore this. this brooch and so, i go over, and i see tom fordest looking dudes on earth. and he's an amazing designer and i went over to him, i said hi to anna wintour and i said hi to tom. i go, "how are you doing, buddy? he goes, "oh, you look nice. i go, "thank you very much."oma to him g [ laughter ] someone knows fashion here at the fashion institute.his a ch. that's why i'm wearing - i'm at the -- hate to table drop, but i'm at the chanel table, okay? and, you know, i got these camellia flower there, because it has no scent. that's why coco invented -- that's the house flower. tom goes, "i'm going to stop you right now, you idiot." [ laughter ] "that is lady amanda harlick, she is - she is chanel. [ laughter ] [ sad trombone ] >> steve: oh, nice come on! >> jimmy: so i'm going, "oh, gosh." >> steve: love it! >> jimmy: no, i'm so embarrassed. i'm telling her all about chanel i go, "would you want me to continue?" she goes, "yeah, i would." [ laughter ] okay i go, "well, i heard about this the camellia flower is used because it doesn't have

get in or lose out on 20% estimated savings on select ford models, plus earn complimentary maintenance through fordpass rewards. ♪ steveend twitter feud between the president and congressman elijah cummings. brian: when was this. steve: of maryland continues to work week. ainsley: last night the president fired off new tweets, writes quote baltimore's numbers are the worst in the united states on crime and the economy. billions of dollars have been pumped in over the years to no avail. the money was stolen or wasted. ask elijah cummings where it went. he should investigate himself with his oversight committee. brian: what is next now? what is reality on the ground? "fox nation" host of "keeping up with jones." man on the street including sean hannity is in baltimore to find out what is going on. we armed him with a microphone and a camera. right, lawrence? reporter: that's right, that's right. good morning, right behind me is baltimore city hall where a lot of practices in the building led to the poverty, destruction of a community. i went down into baltimore, into the community to talk with people, to see how they're

or lose out on 20% estimated savings on select ford models, plus earn complimentary maintenance through fordpass rewards. ♪ ♪ nothing but a good time steve" number one cable morning news show in america. ainsley: we work on the avenue of americas. we see the american flag. that reminds me of someone, mr. rush limbaugh, conservative radio talk show host needs no introduction because he is so famous. rush, good to see you. >> ainsley earhardt. just great to be back with you guys. it always is. ainsley: we love having you on. last time you were here you said the betsy ross t-shirt, tell us what it is for folks that are not familiar with it. has raised $2 million. you're donating that to fun fells for -- tunnels 2 towers. >> this is great story. there is no reason to tear down our flags, and no reason to tear down betsy ross, an american hero. maybe one of the first feminists. so the thing happens with nike. they come out with a betsy ross tennis shoe. colin kaepernick doesn't like them. they shelf them. people are tired of this. they want a mechanism they can push back. we did a quick four-day turnaround. stand up for betsy ross t-shirt. ma

ford models, plus earn complimentary maintenance through fordpass rewards. ♪ you may be right ♪ i may be crazy ♪ oh, but it just ain't being a lunatic you are looking for. steveus on this thursday morning. [cheers and applause] steve: meanwhile, president trump last night calling out democratic hopefuls at that big rally down in north carolina and reminding voters what the election in 2020 is really all about. >> sleepy joe is not looking too good. they have a new one who knocked the hell out of biden during the debate. he said i wasn't prepared for that question. that's not a good answer. you must not forget the 2020 election is all about one thing, you. ainsley: guy benson joins us now to talk about this. >> good morning. thanks, guys. ainsley: did you watch last night? what did you think? 2020 democrats? >> well, this is trump in his element, right? where he has a huge venue of cheering supporters behind him. they love -- they are hanging on every single word. right now he doesn't know where to address all his fire. because, when he has one person that he is hammering then he comes up with a whole routine about just that person. playing the hits about each