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it was when you bought one of henry ford's model ts. henry ford didn't invent the car, and he didn't invent the assembly line, but he brought the two together and gave america its first mass-produced and mass-purchased car. ford was an inventor and mechanic by trade, and no effort was spared to improve the car and to improve the process by which it was built. the tin lizzie looked like the same car year after year, but ford's mechanical genius made it run better each year than the year before. his industrial genius made it cheaper to build and to buy. he paid the highest wages in industry -- $5 a day. and he made a car that his workers and other working people could afford to buy. ford's vision was to produce the perfect car, inexpensive and durable, looks didn't count. ford said the customer could get a model t in any color he wanted "as long as it was black!" richard strout of the christian science monitor owned a model t and remembers. they were lovely little cars. they were 7 feet high, and they were as angular as an awning, i would

and ford can't help you because ford builds everything the same and you guys build it different. so we went back to his hotel room at the coronado hotel in san diego. and he stayed up all night. and in the back of 42 placemats he drew the willow run plant where we are today. he told the army and consolidated, ford motor company can build one b-24 bomber an hour on an automotive style assembly line. the u.s. was so desperate that without even asking how you could do this, they said start the project. and allocated $200 million to build this factory. the largest single allocation in the history of the u.s. government at that time. and they broke ground in april of 1941. they broke ground on the airport at the same time and by november of '41, the factory was producing parts. >> this 80-acre plant was built in record time. in reality it was made under two plants under one roof. a manufacturing plant and an assembly plant. >> this was the largest single factory under one roof ever produced in the world when this plant was designed. the plant was originally designed to have about 60,0

, counselor ford, counselor ford, your time is up. counselor ford, please. >> not fair. >> counselor ford, please can you take your seat. counselor pasternak. >> yes, thank you, madame speaker. to the clerk's office, when official invitations come into the city of toronto -- >> that's the toronto city council meeting they're debating stripping more of stripping some more of mayor rob ford's powers away and giving them to the deputy mayor. this evening on "anderson cooper 360," bill we are's interview with the interesting ford brothers coming up. something intensely personal between united states senate candidate liz cheney and her sister mary has become very public. the issue of same-sex marriage came up during an interview liz gave to fox news. >> i don't believe we ought to the discriminate against people because of their orientation. if people want their partner to be able to have health benefits or be designated as a beneficiary on their life insurance, there's no reason we shouldn't do that. i don't support amending the constitut

ford calls his behavior excessive and stupid. a new television show featuring the mayor debuted last night. >> it's humbling. i want to thank my supporters for sticking with me. i guarantee you're going to see a change in the next few months. >> and, anne-marie, the toronto city council cannot completely remove ford from office unless he's convicted of a crime. ford calls the council's actions a dictatorship actions and plans to take the council to court. >> thanks, wendy gillette. >> ford was actually the target of david letterman's top ten list on the "late show." >> number ten used to describe mayor ford, here we know, number 10, cracknadian. [ laughter ] >> number 9, torontoker. [ laughter ] number 2, chin-fo tainment. and the number one word used to describe toronto mayor rob ford -- large and no longer in charge. >> it almost writes itself, right? >>> oxford university press takes selfie as its word for 2013. selfie is a photograph that one has taken of oneself, typically taken with a smartphone or webcam and uploaded to a

the iconic ford logo was being used by rob ford supporters on t-shirts. the company says the use sun authorized, obviously, and they're now asking shirtmakers to stop using it. >> stephen: big mistake, ford. rob ford could help you reach out to a lucrative new market, because after all there is no product with more customer loyalty than crack. ford apologized last week and i think that should have been the end of it. but apparently the mayor's critics cannot take i smoked crack for an answer. instead they made even more alarming allegations. >> mayor ford was said to be snorting cocaine, drinking vodka and using oxycontin all while entertaining a prostitute in his office. >> drinking and driving also a problem police say. they say that one staff member said that he was in the car with the mayor when the mayor chugged a mickey of vodka mixed in with some gatorade. >> mayor ford then steps out of the car and proceeds to urinate publicly next to basically an elementary school. >> stephen: o kwan dab, he was just trying to tell kids to stay in school. serious

ford can't help you. ford builds everything the same and you guys build it different. he went back to the coronado in san diego. he stayed up all night. in the back of 42 place mats he drew the willow run bomber plant, where we are today. he went back the next morning. he told them they could build one per hour on an automotive style assembly line. the u.s. was desperate that without even asking how you could do that they said start the project. they allocated $200 million to build the factory. the largest allocation in the history of the u.s. government at the time. they broke ground on the plant in april of 1941. they broke ground on the airport at the same time. by november of '41 the factory was producing parts. >> this 80-acre plot was built in record time. in real aty it was made in two parts under one roof. a manufacturing plant and assembly plant. this was the largest single factory under one roof ever produced in the world when this plant was designed. it was originally designed to have 60,000 employees. they never got above 42,000 because of the logistics of

rob ford. >> i'm not an addict. i'm not an alcoholic, not a drug addict. >> reporter: in the hearts of ford nation, they believe him. >> people get upset, too. and set up, too. >> reporter: you think he might have been set up. >> yes. >> reporter: he admitted to smoking crack. >> maybe just fed up about everything. >> reporter: have you purchased illegal drugs in the last two years? >> reporter: may about pariah on the floor of council and a punchline on the set of "saturday night live." >> whoa! that's a lot of crack. >> reporter: but out at this suburban housing project, he is, no pun intended a rock star. he may be a conservative downtown, but out here the bleeding heart they call when the eviction notice comes. >> everyone is saying he's a conservative. he's a huge, huge, massive social liberal. he loves obama. >> reporter: doug ford invited us here. when his little brother showed up, we saw why. almost everyone was thrilled to see him. >> reporter: these folks love you, but do you realize how you're perceived a

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>> rob ford has something following him called ford nation. 22 to 25% of the electorate who are hard-core, hard and fast, set in concrete, never say die, i'll always be with you, voteres. but he needs more than that to win. should be noted that because canada doesn't slow directly for the prime minister, it's the party that wins the most votes, the person who leads the party becomes the prime minister, so each and all of the individual members in parliament getting very small slice of the vote. rob ford has had more people vote for hi directly than any other politician in canada. 350,000 to 360,000 votes in 20, an awfully large number so he has a lot of people behind him. just a question of how many people will stay with im, depending on what he does here, and if he resigns doesn't matter who stays with him. >> what is his family and stepped family? what that their possession -- their position has been in. >> his lowest family member, his brother, doug, is a city council member as well who created a successful business in chicago and then moved back to toronto. doug ford may in some way b

. >> mayor ford, do you need help? is it time to get help? >> obviously, i was extremely, extremely -- >> these news conferences seem like a daily occurrence. he wouldn't say who he was talking to or about in the video. you can see the questions from the media. he plans to seek re-election. we'll be on top of this story for a little while now. >>> moving on to other news. a bill to end workplace discrimination. yesterday, the upper chamber approved the bipartisan bill that was nearly two decades in the making. the final vote, 64-32. ten republicans joining the 54 members of the democratic caucus. it would extend workplace nationwide. 18 states have laws against discrimination based on gender identity. it faces an up hill battle in the house of representatives where it does not have the same bipartisan support. >>> a huge storm coming ashore in the philippines now. we are looking at the video from it. bill, i mean, this is a situation we don't have a lot of information on, correct? >> we may not. in our country, when we had andrew, katrina, ri