how did john ford view his service in the u.s. navy? >> ford was really proud of his service. he was the oldest of the five directors i write about. in fact he became a grandfather during the war. he had been old enough to serve in the first world war although he didn't. so for ford, i think the war was a proving ground. he really wanted to test his courage. and although he was at least once directly in the line of fire, i don't think ford really believed he was courageous. he said "i know i'm not a brave man, i'm a coward." that was after he had been at d-day. ford was proud that he had served. in fact when he completed his sort of decommissioning papers, he said he would do it again if called upon. >> one of the things ford did right after the war was start a place called the farm, which was sort of a combination rest home, clubhouse, barroom, getaway for the men in his field photo unit. and it was a place that he decorated with, you know, every medal and recognition that he had ever won during the war. that was something he was really obsessed with. but it was a huge part o

gerald ford ascend to the presidency but gerald ford has no republicans made a investment in gerald ford. no one has voted for gerald fora so he has his hold on the republican party is very tenuous. he wants to run for 76 but he 7 confuses nixon's appeal with nixon's policies. he was, by and large, fairly conservative but not as conservative as reagan.as [inaudible] that's the train coming through. >> he pursues all of nixon's policies and continues data and the fiscal policies any appoints liberals to the bench and this is an opening for conservative challenger for 76. some looked at it as reagan was serious. then the reality is that carter beat ford by a narrow margin, extremely, less than 2%. ford gets 240 electoral votes and if he carries ohio he would've had it. carter carries ohio in 1976 by 6000 votes out of 3 million cast. he carries -- of course, theheml teamsters there's a lot of suspicion that the teamsters woat they wouldn't do that, with a? [laughter] let me just quickly say, the fact that ford came so close with seem to indicate that there is a shift but reagan, now definit

gerald ford, nobody outside of one congressional district has voted to for gerald ford. he has his hold on the republican party very tenuous and he wants to run for 76 but he confuses nixon's appeal with nixon's policies. he was barely conservative but not as conservative as reagan. [train horn] >> he pursues nixon's policies, continues dÉtente, his fiscal policies, to the bench. this creates an opening for conservative challenger 76 and some looked at it but reagan was the only one who was serious about it but the reality is carter beats ford via narrow margin. >> ford gets 240 a left oral votes. he carries ohio. >> ohio, carter carries ohio 1976 by 6000 votes out of 3 million cast. the headquarters in ohio, a lot of suspicion that the teamsters wouldn't do that. >> mayor daley wouldn't do it either. >> the fact that ford came so close would indicate a shift. but reagan definitely in his wilderness. >> he immediately creates a political organization citizens for the republic to advance his conservatism it helps candidates running for office. he embarks, restarts his ra

and ford in 2017. so there will be an eight-year gap between the refuelings and have to address that when we get there. is there will be a lot of inactivations in mid class carriers at the same time, so i suspect that will counterbalance -- if you're new ship building in the 2040-2050 time frame, that would counterbalance some of the lost work in the rcoh program. >> okay, over here on the right. >> admiral daly, good evening. rob alameda from rolls-royce. a lot of what you spoke about this morning, sounds like a huge data problem in a lot of ways. particularly when it comes to, what i see, i see two data sets. one being stuff coming off of obm equipment, whether it be a rolls-royce turbine. we have a huge amount coming off the turbines that fly through the sky in the commercial world. all around the world. it provides us a really insightful way to do predictive maintenance on the aviation side. that's commercial application. within the navy there's a lot of other data that can come off the ship where

in two thousand and nineteen ford will move production of its ford focus small car from the u.s. to china where it already makes the focus for chinese buyers for its president of global operations joe hinrichs says the move will save ford one billion dollars including five hundred million from canceling a new plant in mexico that it intended to build for the focus u.s. focus sales were down twenty percent through may hurt by low gas prices and consumer preference for s.u.v.s but hinrich said small cars remain an important part of ford business he also stresses that ford will export more vehicles to trying out that it imports ford expects to export eighty thousand vehicles to china this year. and all political eyes in the nation are cast for the state of georgia six district it was a divisive congressional runoff election a bloody fight in the most expensive house campaign in u.s. history and now the voters at the polls let's take a look at the broader implications and it's distraction to getting things done on capitol hill that affect our country and the international community w

>> yeah, ford will have -- the ford class is designed for mid life for fueling, as well. we've gone on submarine side of the house to life of ship cores, and, you know, we look at what it would take to get to, you know, a life of ship 50-year core for a ford class and i think we concluded that while technologically feasible, it didn't make sense financially. you have to bring it in to a midlife overall and the refuming is only 10% and it's not the critical pass. i think we concluded from a cost standpoint, it just concluded to keep the refueling in there. so, we will refuel. the forward class, let me do the math in my head. ford delivers -- yesterday, he'll be around 50 years, so, her first rcoh would be in 2040, add 23 years to that, so, let's see -- bush was the last in its class and she will be around until 2057, so, her midlife refueling, never do math in public, my staff tells me, will be in 2030, so, yeah, there will be a little bit of a gap in the refueling program between when we refuel the last of the nimits glass and when we do ford. the gap is going to be, we d

and ford was like, better than an ax? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ford seems like a bright kid. i think an ax is definitely better. are the boys impressed by the fact that their father is lightning mcqueen? >> yeah, i kind of feel like they should be more excited. >> jimmy: it's never what it should be. >> like, this is my "fast and furious." let's get some energy going here. i think part of the problem is, i'm not 100% sure they believe me, this is dad's thing, he likes to pretend he's this animated car. i honestly think that's part of it. okay, let's let dad have his fun. kachow, you're lightning mcqueen. >> jimmy: my daughter, not only does she like him, we have to call her lightning mcqueen. yeah, she loves lightning mcqueen. >> why am i not getting that from my child? >> jimmy: maybe we should have a kid swap. i would say, i don't know who she is, either jane or lightning. i'll say, like, hey, we got to wash your hands. she'll say, they're not hands, they're wheels. i'm lightning. in fact, yesterday, i'm not making this up, i make her pancakes. she's demanding lightning mcq

ford." magnificent ship and she's got a machinery control systems that allows you to take 1,000 people off that ship that operates and the ship remotely and not having that sound and security watches some of the things that we did in our earlier days and that's great stuff, but all that stuff that has computers associated with it. so the cyber piece is not just, don't hack into my e-mail, or get into my credit card. it's -- it goes a lot further than that on the ships today. so we, navsea side of the house, we have a very big focus on, how do we go manage this going forward? >> have you had to set up any new staff organization or bring on new folks to deal with that? >> yeah, we have. we have a chief information officer now. we have grown the size of my work force there on -- believe it or not, a lot of the cyber folks are in the engineering directorate. we have a cyber council that i meet with monthly and we're working very closely on standards. so yeah we -- we're -- as we, you know, grow

ford maintains no american jobs will be lost as a result of that move. for more on this, let's go to new york now and check in with our financial correspondent. tell us more about this plant move and what is behind it. >> well, first of all, i would say this is certainly not good news for mexico. if you look at the u.s. car market, small cars are just not really that big over here in the united states. ford announced they will invest more money in trucks and suvs being built in the u.s. it was expected the small vehicles, the ford focus, for example, were not built in the u.s., so now china, first of all, it is definitely not good news for mexico. the stock of ford traded to the downside by a good 1%. helena: thanks for that. stay with us because we want to come back to you. we have some more news, and it is a sigh of relief for tesla. investors say the company is not to blame for the death of a man who died in a crash while driving its s model in semi-autonomous mode last year. the ntsb says that the autopilot system, the driver only had his hands on th

have you ridden a ford lately? >> i came all the way from denver for this. >> really? why? >> i want to be part of something that's new. >> reporter: but the vision is not new if you ask ford. >> improving people's living changing the way we move and for henry ford, 100 years ago, that locked like an automobile and a new way to get around but for cities today it's changed. >> reporter: ford go bike is a rebirth of bike share with ten times as many around san francisco, oakland, berkeley, emeryville and san jose. it's run by motivate designing the bikes and manage where they're placed with real world data. >> seeing how people are using bike share, be able to feed the places that we want more of it an realize where the holes are. >> reporter: be making the bikes available at transit hubs, advocates hoping to solve the last mile of your daily commute to work. >> clipper card. >> reporter: they're celebrating. the same card for the bus or ferry unlocks a ford go bike and you're not stuck with it, just return it to another station. >> we want to walk, go some place later. affor

it is insane things ford said. preamble you laid out conveniently names all the instances of the left attacking president trump but doesn't mention at all president trump incited violence at more than one of his rallies last year. doesn't mention at all president trump said people, second amendment people should look to solutions if hillary clinton were elected and appointed too many liberal judges. doesn't mention at all a rand paul -- trish: that is his fault, what you're telling me? >> rand paul tweets almost exactly a year ago today the second amendment is not for shooting deer, it is for shooting at tyrannical governments. absolutely not. the left is not solely responsible for this. >> i didn't say that. >> when you plant seeds of violence, when you plant seeds of violence you don't get to choose who picks the fruit. both sides are responsible. both sides need to cut it out. silly to act like liberals are solely responsible for the political violence. it absurd. trish: let me get in here for a moment of the ri

i mean, ford, where are the surrogates on this one, right? let them punch as hard as they want to punch, do you really want to muddy yourself in those waters? >> should absolutely be left to the surrogate. let's understand the point sarah sanders was making here. it is real point. the media wound itself. stop reporting the news. it has become full-time trump critics. when the president, talk about beneath digs nil of the president. they have to talk about the beneath of dignity of their own profession. they have contributed a lot to they choose not to focus on topics important to people, what they want to focus on. they're driving public opinion. i don't blame donald trump except this case for pushing back on them. because they are solely going against it. you saw the point sarah was making. you and i have been talking about tax reform almost over a year now. in the network news, out of 640 minutes, they spent 19 minutes on that and 353 minutes pushing a trump conspiracy story? you've got to be kidding me. trish: you think back, to the differ

obviously it makes sense to ford or they wouldn't be doing but i think it's incumbent upon us to step back and look at all these and figure out exact to why that happened and if it happen for reasons that are noneconomic reasons i think the administration should take action. in terms of the president's relationship to the ford move i guess i'm reminded of a quote in the back of profiles of courage where when you sort of take the little quips and he says the congressman once wrote in the 30s that one of the problems of being elected to congress was this was in response to constituent letter is that i get letters from people like you who ask, who say that i ran for congress based on rare for a stinky sahara nevada mountains that i've been in office for six

a third car hit the ford. the driver of ford suffered non-life threatening injuries. >> there were some witnesses who say there were three or four vehicles driving at high rate of speed and driving recklessly. melissa: the third faye central crash happened this morning in brandywine. >> a single vehicle left the road and burst in flames. an officer was on the scene in a minute and he attempted to put out the flames with a fire extinguisher with good samaritans that stopped. they were mildly until the fire department showed up to put out the flames and at that point unfortunately the occupant was declared dead. melissa: so many crashes in an area known for the crashes. >> we are constantly there writing citations. melissa: despite the recent fatalities, the car crash deaths are down by 35% from 2015 new january of 2017. in brandywine, melissa dipane, abc7 news. jonathan: just in the newsroom, crazy video out of indiana. check this out. police chasing this guy for 45 minutes. then went across two states. it star

ford, my goodness. i would argue that, you know, in many ways, she had every advantage in the world. she had the media with her and has a party with her. >> let me say this. there needs to be a statute of limitation on hillary clinton's whining. she says her mistakes didn't cost her the election. i disagree with her. the russians didn't tell her not to set up a private server, the russians certainly didn't tell her to ignore the midwest about, have a terrible trade policy and terrible energy policy that's going to cost jobs. she basically said i'm a woman, i'm running for president trump. donald trump stinks and i don't care about your jobs and livelihood. this is all about me. trish: so, pablo, let me hear you. >> honestly, trish, if you think about it today, you had an amazing segment this morning on fox and friends with your family, and then you sat for the out numbers another hour-long segment and now you're doing your show. that's more exposure that you've had in a single day in the media than i th

fiesta but can you drive a ford fiesta but can you drive a ford fiesta but can you drive a ferrari. and racehorses are the formula 1 racing and so this scheme looks to take that basic level of skills and improve it such that they can progress onto a career in racing. with britain's decision to leave the eu, recruiting new staff will not get any easier. and this scheme is a good start. england beat new zealand by 87 runs to qualify for the champions trophy semifinals on the cricket. more reaction to that later on in bbc news. but for now that is all from the sport. bbc newsbeat will host this evening the last tv debate before the election. politicians from the seven main parties will be facing questions from a young audience, ranging from security and health to brexit and jobs. jonathan blake is bbc newsbeat‘s political editor, and joins me live from manchester. younger voters are notorious for not turning up to the polls. do you discern more enthusiasm perhaps this time around especially after the turnout during the referendum which was around 65%? yes that is right and what you h

maybe ford knows the answer to this. ford, if it's privilege versus classifi. >> in lawyer said privileged but comey said he made them -- he made them constructed to be classified. trish: so he was thinking this whole thing through; right? from the very beginning. we know that at some point he thought i may have to come forward with all of this. >> it seems like it was a setup by comey. i'm going to keep this document. i'm purposefully going to make it unclassified so that i can leak it, harm the president, defend myself some time down the road if it comes to that. trish: wow. i mean, what happened to just doing your job? i mean. >> this is classic comey. he is bureaucratically agile to the max. he's a great media manipulator. and as a practical matter, whatever the merits of the decision to fire him, firing him and doing it this way ensured that he would do everything he could -- >> so it's retaliatory. he was trying to get back at the president and, you know, it just -- it reinforces what donald trump's base already fe

ford motor company has a new week that has no motor at all. jonathan bloom explains why a car company is rolling out a fleet of bicycles across the bay area. >> reporter: i don't really care what mark twain said, this is great biking weather in this city. on a damp morning, scores of people got their first ride on a bike with an unlikely name. have you ridden a ford lately. >> i came from denver for this. >> improving people's lives by changing the way we move. and for henry ford, 100 years ago, it looked like an automobile and a new way to get around. but for cities today, it's changed. >> reporter: ford go bike is a rebirth of bike share spread around san francisco, oakland, berkeley, emeryville and san jose. run by a company called motivate, which designs the bikes and will manage where they're placed. >> we'll be able to feed the places that we want more, and we will realize where the holes are. >> reporter: bike share advocates are hoping to solve the last mile of your commute. the same card you use for the bus will unlock a ford go bike.

ford motor comny has a new week that h no motor at l. jonathan bloom explains why a car company is rolling o a fleet of bicycles across the bay area. >> reporter: i don't really care what mark twain said, this is great biking weather in thi city. on a damp morning, scores of people got their first riden a bike with an unlikely name. haveou ridden a ford lately. >> i came from denver for this. >> improving people's lives by changing the way we move. and for henry ford 100 years ago, it looked like an automobile and a new way to get around. but for cities today, it's changed. >> reporter: ford go bike is a rebih of bike share spread around san francisco, oakland, berkeley, emeryville and san jose. run by a company called movate, wch designs the bikes and will manage where they're placed. >> we'll be able to feed the places that we want more, and we will realize where the holes are. >> reporter: bike share adcates are hoping to solve the last mile of yourcommute. the same card you use for the bus willunlock a ford go bike. and once you get

gerri: ford, what do you make of that? you are raising questions about whether sessions could handle this audience. but, doesn't he stand to gain currency, he is talking to the public and the committee? >> on top of being a political strategist, i am also a lawyer, i know that 1 on 46 is not very good odds. there is no question that jeff sessions should be able to put this to rest. you have to realize they will ask him questions about other sthijs that ar things that are not even rationally related. my only worry is that jeff sessions is trying to make up for recusing himself, now he will put entire administration on his back and try to make a home run, i don't like those odds but i am rooting for him. gerri: stay right here, i want you to hear thoughts on this democratic senator diane feinstein, a member of senate judiciary and intelligence committees calling for a closer look to former attorney general loretta lynch. let's watch. >> i think we need to know about that. and there is one way to know about it, that is to hav

the target audience is supposed to be commuters but some say this new pricing ford and motivate want to compete for the tourist market. >> we feel that that's encroaching on our looi lee hood. we don't -- livelihood. we don't want the ford motor company and motivate to do with our bike rentals what uber did to the taxi industry. >> they agree for five proposed sites and now they regret it. the controversy comes as ford and motivate plan to expand their fleet from 700 to 7,000 bikes across the bay area next week. >>> a crash on a southern california free way caught on camera. it was all sparked by road rage. see which drivers investigators are working for. >>> a new bike company, we just told you about that, and the controversy. . >>> they are investigating this crash in hayward. the crash happened around 9:30 this morning on i80. the bus blew a tire and sliding against the highway. no one was seriously hurt. two lanes were closed though backing up traffic. those lanes reopened just before 2:15 this afternoon. >>> a shocking apparent road rage incident on a southern california free wa

your thoughts on that, ford? >> well here's the thing. 200 billion to play with, carveouts for some of these folks. i think you get ted cruz putting more money into health savings accounts. he is big understanding person is better controlling money than the government. i'm not sure you ever get rand paul to come around unless basically mitch mcconnell, puts kentucky stranglehold on him. folks like collins, murkowski, heller. understand think get the best deal possible. there is a risk in 2018 of the republicans losing the house. pushing this on to the next election as much as hard right conservatives argue in the media, including fox news's own eric bolling. i fully disagree with that. trish: what did you say about eric? >> eric says we shouldn't do the deal. should kick it on down the line. put pressure on democrats after the 2018 election. my response to eric, is very smart guy, simply this. we'll lose seats in the house. trish: americans sent republicans to the white house to capitol hill for a reason. and one

rich, ford, jose, thank you. >> thank you, trish. trish: health care spending is nearly 20% of our economy. that is why it is critical we get this right. and we need to get it done soon. in other words, we need to get this done so we can move on to everything else including tax reform. we have more intel for you on it next. i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable prescription medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. trulicity is not insulin. it should not be the first medicine to treat diabetes or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic

this is the second major twist from ford this year. the new ford focus was meant to be built in a $1.6 billion factory in the central state and when it was abandoned, hurting locals, it was seen as the time of a win for president trump and approach to us companies and global trade. having the car made in china instead was probably not what the white house was hoping for. some auto jobs are headed to asia and some of the call centre jobs are headed to asia and some of the call centrejobs are are headed to asia and some of the call centre jobs are headed are headed to asia and some of the call centrejobs are headed in are headed to asia and some of the call centre jobs are headed in the other direction. horizon is bringing jobs from the philippines back to the us. a more companies likely to follow this example? it is early afternoon here and it is knockoff time for these call centre employees who often worked the night shift. most work for a company which lost a contract with verizon. jobs usually head on the other direction, but horizon

in temples jobs moving overseas, ford announced it will ship manufacturing of the ford folk toys china. other places still manufactures lots of things overseas. that doesn't seem to have changed. >> go back to what we saw after the president was elected when we saw the carrier deal he and vice president pence were able to put together. keeping those jobs, 700 jobs or so right there in indianapolis. what the president was speaking to last night, the fact we're seeing additional investment brought into the country and saw announcement after announceme during the transition and since the president took office, talking about foreign investment, jobs coming back in. you brought up the ford example. yes. also ford scamps, we've seen the president help influence marketplace behavior keeping jobs here in the u.s. >> why can't he keep the ford focus from staying here in the yuz? >> she didn't have a magic wanted. if we want to keep jobs here and recruit additional jobs we have to get the corporate tax cut done. a big deal. why you see secretary mnuchin and ross and the president working so hard

but in 1920s it is ford motor company. at the same time as people were running to get these jobs and the factories of course, african-american workers ended up at the point of production and sense of working on the most hazardous, the jobs - and that was the beginning kiki. you gives look at that migration and the influx of the population, the dramatic increase in the african-american population here in detroit in the 1920s. it will happen again in the 1940s, during world war ii with the arsenal of democracy. again, black work is at the point of production. and an increased population. of course with increased population there is intensity among the various ethnic groups. >> i want to go back a little earlier. >> sure. >> many of us had been quite disappointed with the fact that john legend's underground had been canceled after the second season. however, read the book who, he recounts the story of blackburn affair and the role that detroit played in the underground railroad. >> sure. >> in your second and third chapters.

they are playing the ford hunt team. they will play after the ceremony that is about to start shortly. >> it is great to see the community coming together together like that. we're going to take a closer look at the ballpark's reopening on 5@6:30. tweet us right now. we want to know what you think about all of this. look for your tweet on our political show coming up tonight at 6:30. >> what a difference a day makes . you remember this time yesterday, severe storms i mean just pounding the region. today different story, miles. let's check in with caitlyn roth in the weather center for the latest. hi, tony and shawn, what a fantastic turnaround the weather made for this afternoon. thises the way summer should be. it was warm, sunny, but with low humidity and a nice breeze. it felt like a complete opposite with the high thunderstorms yesterday that even did produce a tor in montgomery county. the down \count\count down the for summer is about to come to an end. it was a beautiful summer-like day today. we'll have some grea

senate leaders can really only a ford to lose two republicans on this. right now, several have either said no or are waivering. when does the bill get scored? when do by get that number, how many americans could lose coverage? >> reporter: david, we could get that analysis as early as monday. that's how we'll learn how many americans could stand to lose their coverage. and how premiums could be impacted. but david, tonight, as is this current bill does not have enough support to pass. david? >> mary bruce tracking this all week for us. mary, thank you. >>> next tonight here, the famous actor igniting a firestorm over what he said about president trump. he's already apologizing. and here's abc's matt gtman. >> reporter: tonight, johnny depp's alleged joke met with outrage rather than laughter. >> when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? >> reporter: the comments delivered in dead pan at a british film festival, a likely reference to john wilkes booth who shot abraham lincoln. >> it's been awhile. and maybe it's time. >> reporter: in a sta

this is video from ford's go bike facebook page. this morning's launch will be in san francisco, oakland, also bikes deployed by labor day and 7,000 next year. i saw them installing this just yesterday on my way home on the embarcadero. according to the examiner, employment in san francisco could be delayed. the county transportation authority board halted $250,000 funding in the expansion because of conflicts between ford go bike and local mom and pop bike rental companies. >> i noticed that, too, yesterday. that's good news for most. here's a look at live doppler. i've overlaid the small craft advisory. good news south of the bay bridge, not as breedsy. everywhere you see yellow, winds around 24 to 38. 70 at 11:00, 81 at 3:00, 72 at 3:00, and 59. wide range of temperatures. constant, the strong sunshine. going for the sweep of the mets today at 2:45. alexis? >> yeah, and if you are heading to the giants game, expect extra traffic around the ballpark there and it will, in fact, ferry services, as well. crowded routes late to early

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ford is an iconic american brand. ford is taking a bit of a gamble. they say they can save up to $1 billion moving production to chongqing. other automakers have tried. they have exported a few said and's. buick is a big brand in china. numbers.e 168,000 in 2016 alone. those numbers are down about 20%. those shift more to the suvs. savings looking at cost to offset. >> they learned from tesla saying they are close to reaching a deal to halt production as well. >> certainly seems that maybe it is the start of a trend. there is not a backlash. the president is going to weigh in. >> he has not commented about this. he did excoriate ford. mark fields move to mexico to build the focus. the new ceo is going to ship to mexico because of those cost savings. of course the commerce secretary saying the chongqing plan shows how good the companies are in terms of geography. also ford commented on the potential threat for the trump administration during that border tax. thatsay they still believe cost savings will offset that. they have been a global manufacturer

a century of the be when we deliver bush in 2008-9 and delivering ford 2017. there will be an eight-year gap. i'll have to address will get to. there will be a lot of in activations going on at the same time. i suspect that will counterbalance, if you're a new producer in shipbuilding, that would counterbalance the loss of the work. >> over here on the right. >> good morning. a lot of what you spoke about this morning, as you today to problem in a lot of ways, taken when it comes to data sets. the one data set of being soft come off of oem equipment, whether it be rolls-royce turbine. for example, we have a huge amount of data it comes off of turbans that fly through the sky on a commercial level all aroud the world, provide really insightful way to do predictive maintenance on the aviation sector that's commercial applications. within the navy there's a lot of other data that comes off the ship where the custodian is the u.s. navy and you may have information come off of o&m equipment that is owned by the oem it. if you're trying to bring this information tog

. >>> ford motor company has a new vehicle with no motor at all. why a car company is rolling out a fleet of bicycles across the bay area. >> i don't really care what mark twain said. this is great biking weather in this city. how about it. >> reporter: scores of people got their first ride on a bike with an unlikely name. have you ridden a ford laeltly? >> i came all the way from denver for this. i wanted to be part of something that's new. >> reporter: but the vision is not new at all. >> improving people's lives by changing the way we move and for henry ford, 100 years ago, that looked like an automobile. >> reporter: ford go bike is the rebirth of bay area bike share with 10 times a many spread around berkeley, emory vill and san jose. run by motivate which designed the bikes and will manage where they're placed with real world data. >> we'll be able to feed the places we want more of it and feed the holes. >> reporter: by making them available at transit hubs like this one, they're hoping to solve the last mile of your commute. >> reporter: cl

of the renowned ford modeling agency. her parents started the business in 1946, and represented such high profile models as elle macpherson and naomi campbell, bringing standards to an industry notorious for taking advantage of young women. ford was the first agency to insist that models be paid a fair wage. >> they made sure the client paid and they made sure the models were protected. this is the first picture of her i ever saw. >> reporter: just as her parents did for their models, katie ford says she wanted to advocate for domestic workers. her goal was to form partnerships with governments, employers and human rights organizations. one of the first places she started was kuwait, an oil-rich state of nearly four million people where foreigners outnumber native kuwaitis by two-to-one. it is unique in the persian gulf region to even acknowledge there's a problem with domestic workers. kuwait became the first country in the gulf region to pass a law that attempts to protect the rights of domestic workers. requiring at le

but the owner says the ford go bike has been treading on his turf lately. go bike, recently revealed the go back, $15 to ride unlimited 3 hour trips within 24 hours. the latest pricing model says otherwise. >> now that they are targeting the visitor market, we feel that's end overing on your livelihood. >> we don't want them to do to our mom and pop, what uber did to the taxi industry. >> reporter: everyone needs to stay in their lanes. >> that means that they should not cannibal eyes the tourist industry at fisherman's walk, along jefferson. >> reporter: months ago, the complaints a-- companies now they re great it. the city provides the pack to motivate for free. he pays $25,000 a month in rent. >> what can you say to the rental by shop owners who think you're trying to steal their business? >> bike share is really an about short trips, some visitors like to collect to neighborhoods, but we are not in the service of doing all day tripstourism is the largest industry in san francisco, and small businesses who serve our visitors are essential to the economy

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. >>> the ford motor company offering a new option in san francisco. if you want to rent up like. >> blazing saddles is one bicycle shop where tourists go to see the sights on wheels. but owner jeff sears says the ford go bike has been treading on its turf lately. go by, which is run by bike share service motivate recently revealed its go pass. $15 to ride unlimited three- hour trips within 24 hours. motivated supposed to dominate the commuter niche. but this latest pricing model says otherwise. >> now that they are targeting the visitor market we feel that is encroaching on our livelihood. >> we don't want the ford motor company and motivate to do to us what those mom-and-pop bicycles what overdid to the taxi industry. >> they should not cannibalize the tourist industry affects -- fisherman's wharf they should not be locating their facilities down along jefferson street. >> sears says months ago by krill companies agreed to motivate five proposed sites near fisherman's wharf. but now they regretted. the city also provides the past and motivate for fre

vicky ford, let me start with you. you've already been keen, you're first out of the blocks, you've made your maiden speech. your background is as a member of the european parliament. do you think that gave you an advantage? well, i see, as a former member of the european parliament, that we've got a huge amount of work to do over the next two years. actually, the negotiations were brexit, we don't control the timescale, we've got 27 other countries we need to get agreement with and we've got to get on with that process, so i was quite keen to, um, get started myself. it's a bit like standing on top of a diving board and looking down and thinking, at some point i've got to make my first speech, so why not try and do it straightaway? chris williamson, a very different experience for you, because you were in parliament before, until 2015. what do you think that two years away from westminster taught you? what did you learn from being away and what did you learn from being defeated ? it was a very bitter pill to swallow,

announcement this week that the going to move production of the ford focus to china twenty nineteen focus is currently building a factory outside of detroit when michigan i thought trump was going to keep things like this from happening why is he failed listen listen supposedly ford is saving one billion dollars by doing this if congress would get off of their broths and support their president's agenda and we had the fifteen percent corporate tax rate i'm pretty sure ford would have saved a lot more than that i'm out by keeping the production in michigan this is a failure by congress not a failure of the president's agenda in the same time all just second julio seriously charles we have it we have a full minute here i'll give you a chance to read the you know the president. donald trump insisted you know that i mean yes yes you can say that all you want i had to put an asterisk at the end of it because he lost by three million votes but in any case. this guy yeah he was going to vote he was going to bring manufacturing back to the united states you know he stopped originally they w