don ford shows us where you can find these hairy eight legged creatures looking for love. >> reporter: it's the stuff science fiction movies are made of. tarantula spiders mating season. the males will be out in force looking for a little arachno- romance. >> this weekend are going to be the biggest spider movements of all. all the males are going to be looking for the girls. so it's going to be eight legged love or spider romance! >> reporter: this weekend's expected warm weather right in the middle of mating season is expected to have tra land chew la spiders crawling throughout the east bay hills and especially on mount diablo. al says, folks shouldn't be alarmed. they look ferocious. >> surprisingly the most tarantulas at least in the united states are harmless. we pick them up in the correct way, we can look in here and they got some pretty good sized fangs. but they really don't use them on us much. >> reporter: i would prefer not at all. but that's just me. tarantulas are found throughout

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us. >>> francis ford cope la is being honored in japan this week. he was presented with an award known as the japanese noble prize in the theater and film category. he lives in napa county where he owns a winery and a cafe and restaurant in san francisco. >> cheers to that. >> thanks for joining us here at 5:00. >> good night. >>> on our broadcast tonight, danger zone for the u.s. economy as this deadlock in washington now threatens to pull it down. there are questions about the u.s. credit rating with just over a day to go now until the deadline. >>> outrage over the events that led a young girl to take her own life. and who the local sheriff a blaming for her suicide. tonight a warning call for all parents. >>> and act of bravery, captured on camera, an american hero who led his team through great danger now has received the highest military honor in the land. >>> and "making a difference." the great story of a coach who's teaching kids what teamwork really means. "nightly news" begins now.

so full submit that to us ford, that would be wonderful. pipps compliance. were you all trained in it before you got your contract? >> yes. >> yes, we do extensive hip practice training. traininging. >> did you meet with h.h.s. before you started the process? anyone? did your companion meet together with h.h.s.? >> go ahead. >> the security people from h.h.s. and serco and others. >> let me ask each of you a question. how many people in each of your companies have physical access to the database servers storing the enrolling information? >> we have zero access to the database. >> zero. ok. >> i believe the answer is also zero. >> for the verification? >> we have no access to c.m.s.'s servers. >> 2,000 people. >> 2,000 people have access to the database? >> through the key entry of the applications. >> ok. you know, under hip hipaa regs witness no one is supposed to have access to that database. how many separate servers or virtual servers in the cloud are being used to store data for healthcare.gov. mr. slavitt and ms. campbell, that's primarily to you. >> i

a century ago, henry ford and limited an idea to build his famous model t's, which is still being used today. but of course, the moving assembly line. emily thomas explains. >> if every one of these workers could be saving 10 steps a day, thought henry ford, i could say 50 miles of wasted motion and misspent energy. and so his moving assembly line was born. here in a sprawling new factory in a detroit suburb, a crude system using a rope and a winch to pull a ford model t past workers. the moving assembly line dramatically reduced the cost of production. before 212.5 hours to assemble a car. now it took just 93 minutes. the factory went from producing around 100 cars a day to around 1000. the assembly of the model t was broken in two distinct sets with employees trained to do just one. could be replaced by los good workers. but the man on his work led to high turnover and ford had to double his daily wage to keep the line humming. assembly line is used in callous industries around the world. here at ford's michigan plant, just 500 people work directly on the line. at its peak, the detro

but there is a journey that lincoln undergoes that gets us to ford's theatre that makes sense of the words he says and does not leave us with a simplistic conclusion he was a pate in he was billy graham all these nuances and a journey that may be more fascinating in some cases the of the conclusion. so let me take you briefly with their religious journey of abraham lincoln. good to know he was born in 89 -- 18 '09 but born right after the great religious surge was happening called the second great awakening the first was before the american revolution. it started in places like yale like with charles finney you may remember from history but moved out that was the version of the revival that lincoln would have known as a young man. it was upsetting to him to many good social things in some cases that by the time they hit that front tear it was wild. with great big huge open spaces as many as 10 or 20,000 people assembled for the huge preaching times comet was a powerful force in american history but yet by the time it reaches the up front tear you have people running around barking try

reasons why the united states spies when chancellor merkel is economic espionage it is to see us corporations like ford or in competition with folks wagon with software manufacturers in competition with a.p. for example and siemens of germany is in competition with g.e. by booking telephones at a high level in berlin united states can get information that can be very helpful to the competitor words of these german corporations i would like to know what do you think about the developing scandal around the u.s. spying practices and we are asking you how well the revelations that the n.s.a. bugged angle merkel's phone affect america ties so deal log on to our t dot com that's our web site to vote on our latest weapon. well let's now take a look though at what's happening and the figures that we have there at the moment in the popular opinion as you can see seems to be that the e.u. will introduce highly encrypted communications for all top officials to protect countries against us snooping over at quarter of those who participated in the poll believe that president obama will apologize for angle merkel an

donna mcgom her i and dana cran ford used $2 million in district school funding to fund the private company and the suit says hayward signed the con tracks in her role as chairman of the board. no criminal charges have been filed and jc hayward told wusa 9 she did nothing wrong and all she did was sign bills in her capacity as chair of the board. she did resign from the school's board last week. wusa general manager said hayward has been relieved of her duties here pending further investigation. >> today the program at the center of the government shutdown, the health care law, took another step forward. >> state health exchanges opened up across the country. as did the site health care.org. but a lot of people trying to log on to that website received this message. apatiently the site couldn't handle the volume and in some cases it doesn't work at all. president obama said the higher than expected traffic speaks to the interest in the plan. and those who oppose obama care argue that the glitchy start is a harbinger of what is in the future for obama care. if you have insurance with your em

you can't build on any one thing, but there is a journey that lincoln undergoes that gets us to ford's theater, that maybe makes some sense out of these words that he spoke, and at the very least doesn't leave us with a simplistic kind of conclusion he was a pagan, he was billy graham. there's always gray area, there's always nuance, there's always a journey that may be more fascinating in some cases than the conclusion. so let me just take you briefly on the religious journey of abraham lincoln. it's important to know that lincoln was born in 809. 1809. february 12, 1809. but what you may not know is that lincoln was born just as a great religious surge in america was happening. it was called the second great awakening. the first great awakening had happened before the american revolution. this great awakening started in places like yale and with preachers like finney, charles finney you might remember from history. but it moved out onto the frontier, and that would have been the version of the revival that lincoln would have known as a young man. and it was upsetting to him. as much,

don ford gives us a new sneak peek. >> reporter: it's almost finished and almost done. it's almost complete. >> we have made excellent progress. we're right on schedule and slated to open by the morning of november 18th. >> reporter: maybe. >> maybe. >> reporter: it looks good, but cal-tran says this is one of the most advanced tunnels in the nation and everything must be tested. >> it truly is a tunnel for the future. it is high tech. >> reporter: there are heat sensors, carbon monoxide and nitrous sensors. radio transmitters that can interrupt your car radio with messages and friendly message boards. it all comes back here to the new operation centers. everything fiberoptic and cat 5. tunnel employees are lrning how to run the new tunnel. the old tunnels are being upgraded, too. were you present feature is low tech. special steel plates on the wall to protect the concrete from fires like the gasoline tanker that exploded and burned over 30 years ago. it killed 7 people. >> one of the worst tunnel fires in the history of the united states and it really prompted the rev

that's what i love to use because it was so graphic is jerry ford, president ford used to rare against speaker tip o'neill from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 pm. >> even though they served in congress tomorrow. >> at 6:00 m tip would come over to the west wing and have a scotch or bourbon with his old buddy jerry. >> rose: my interest is understanding how you might create a different atmosphere that would allow people now charged with finding common ground, to do that. i mean, do they, for example, warren buffett suggested maybe what they need to do is not have any, just go off somewhere and have the privacy of not a public discussion. >> they don't have to go anywhere. the troubles, i'm not sure that will work. we're going to find out soon enough. >> rose: exactly, by december 13th. >> remember that the crucial issue is what you mentioned before the gerrymandering that's been going on. if you're sitting there with having one previous election, you're in the house, 80-20 votes. and you have a very strong set of positions as you have people in your district. if you're interested in staying in the c

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if we didn't have t.a.r.p., gm wouldn't be with us, ford probably wouldn't be with us.. >> but, mark, you're still missing the point. i have no problems if somebody wants to help troubled companies. and if they want that help, what i object to is forcing people to take money that they do not want and do not need. and then the consequence of that is you are -- your reputation and your stock price falls and the confidence level falls of the entire country. because if a company that they believe is safe is now got a scarlet letter, although the government doesn't think it's safe, they need $25 billion, of course it's going to reduce the confidence level. >> yeah, we should go back -- >> help the companies that need help. and everyone knew who needed help and who didn't. when you force people to take it, the ones -- the people who thought the companies didn't need it now said, oh, the world's coming to an end and it did. >> we should go back and clarify for anyone who missed dick's last interview, he was specifically talking about the idea this was forced on all the major b

kpix 5's don ford tells us how sadie's haven horse rescue and sanctuary is hanging by a thread to stay afloat during the shutdown. >> reporter: r. >> reporter: the horses at five brooks ranch a private company are getting restless. it's been 10 days since they have carried riders on trails in the point reyes national seashore. >> unfortunately, we shut down by the government now so we are sitting here with them every day because we have to be any way to feed the horses, take care of them, maintain, medicate, clean. we are losing money every day. >> reporter: the ranch can't survive without customers. it has a reserve built up but that's disappearing. a load of hay arrived and it will last the herd of 35 horses about three months. >> the biggest financial strain we ever experienced in my 20 years at five brooks, not even september 9/11 put such an enormous financial strain on us, you know? >> reporter: this woman is a regular customer. she went around the park service barriers to visit her favorite horse and she isn't pleased. >> we have to vote them all out, all out of office, every on

dennis: ford beating estimates setting the record for third quarter pre-tax profit up $2.6 billion. stock did a nice bounce today on that news up 1.5% and let's get to bob shank who joins users in dearborn, michigan. good numbers, nice quarter. how much of this is a sign that the u.s. economy is healing versus a sign of board itself does a good job at what it does. >> it is a combination of both. the economy is contributing but very modestly. there is a lot of replacement demand in the industry which is driving the industry beyond what you think when you look at the top line gdp numbers but a lot of this is a round of restructuring ford did over the last 7 or 8 years, the product we are putting out, strong brands, that is flowing through to the bottom line and giving rate margins as well. dennis: how much of the surge in sales is because of filling the pent-up demand and when does that nice growth end? we are back to steady state in the and the demand already met? >> the industry is growing and that is in part related to the economy, because sales being driven by the housing recovery and energy boom on top of that but we're growing our share as well and growing faster tha

the technology is being tested on a ford focus. using your smartphone to manager banking could not get more convenient these days but it is not always secure. apps availableof to help you organize your finances. beware of third-party apps. always make sure your password is secure. king has how starbucks wants you to friend your fellow customers. be about to get the first female head of the fed. president obama plans to nominate janet yellen to succeed ben bernanke. she would be the first woman ever to lead the fed and one of the few to lead a central bank anywhere in the world. apple expected to unveil a new ipad lineup. watch for a thinner design for the ipad. samsung introducing the world's ed screen phone. the design makes it easier to control with one hand. big merger in the apparel business. joseph a banks offering to buy men's warehouse for $2.3 billion in cash. stocks close for yesterday on concern about the deadline. the shutdown is bad news for your lovers. brewers think when it reopens the effect could hang over with the backlo

. >> verne: and ford completing it. >> gary: they used at least 9 defensive linemen all game and theyre still fresh enough in the fourth quarter to rush the passer. it's in the middle. slashed by ford and comes back and makes the play. it is ford number 30. >> verne: the time is called. malzahn. >> gary: i have 9 defensive linemen on my board and they have all played. >> verne: 45-41. moments ago on the bench, ouch! >> gary: he should throw a couple before he goes out there. because remember the time before he thought he was okay and tried to throw it and he could not do it. >> verne: 3rd and 18.

president of ford motor company, a great american company, and i will tell you that my dad insisted that he drive an american made for thunderbird throughout his congressional career. it's an honor for usr company as a leader of the kemp leadership foundation and honored to introduce to you zee heickley. [applause] >> thanks, jimmy. i am with ford but more importantly, i am a former kemp in turn. [applause] let me tell you, life is a lot better outside that mailroom. [laughter] start by thanking the kemp foundation for their work advancing the american idea wrote, freedom, democracy, and hope. ford is proud to sponsor this great program. we have worked hard to embrace the principles of the american idea since our founding from the moving assembly line that henry ford pioneered 100 years ago this month to our more recent decision to forgo emergency taxpayer assistance from the government. [applause] that's why tonight is such a privilege to introduce governor jeb bush as we honor him with the kemp leadership award. governor bush is uniquely suited for this recognition. his independent thinking, compassionate approach to policy, and solution oriented leadership were values held here and

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it is the old adage that henry ford used to say you can have any color car you want as long as it's black and now you can have any health care plan you want, as long as it's expense wriv. >> even though we like the color black. but let's talk about the democrats jumping ship, because also yesterday in this speech, the president said we're all together, a big happy family, but not so. you have senator landrieu facing a tough re-election fight. she's actually proposing now that you should be able to keep your health plan, what the president said all along. you have senator joe manchin, democrat west virginia, also proposing legislation. so, is it really the case that the democrats are the one that are jumping ship, not so much the republicans who were already over the other place? >> i think the democrats who can read the writing on the wall, or certainly listen to their constituents and not just continue with the talking points of, you know, fix it, don't nix it, are the ones who are really aware of what's going on here. this idea of just blaming someone else is also prepostero preposterou

used for that kind of stuff. the theaters have red plush these, very comfortable. you don't need a projectionist any more because now you can slip in a dvd. that's a little different. the ford administration used that room for debate prep. and in that room is where they had disagreement about how to answer that question about the domination, soviet domination of eastern europe. the answer that ford gave that was so disastrous was there is no soviet domination, was an answer he was actually prepped with in that room. but it's more often used for entertainment for the president, family, friends and guests. the obama use it to entertain the girls a lot. >> how were you involved in the bush-cheney debate preparation? >> i did the debate prep books, which was the very difficult and arduous job. you had to have these two books that covered every subject. so the person who had done it before me, i said the first day, asking for advice, mr. must be 4,000 possible questions. how do you do this? >> he said you are right there's 4,000 possible questions but there's only 40 answers. it's your job to write those 40 answers. and you had to write those on economics, domestic policy, homel

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kpix 5's don ford tells us this is the second death at that site in a matter of months. >> 60-year-old edward lake was unloading bundles of steel when one of those bundled broke free. he was crushed and later died at the hospital. >> i think at first it was shock. then, it's tragic. we had a fellow coworker lose their life. >> the entire site was shut down by the main contractor turner/devcon. everyone was sent home for the day. the place was desserted. the death comes months after another worker was killed while working on the new stadium's elevators. he was crushed, too, by the elevator. this mornening's accident is being investigated by cal osha which says investigators will go over every detail of the incident. >> while the investigation is on going, it could take months. they have told us the job site has been deem safe scene permitted to reopen. >> tomorrow morning, work resumes, but the work unions says even though none of its members were involved, questions remain. >> the safety on the job site is not being upheld to today's standards? or is it truly a freak accident here? >>

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