at the same time the ford go bike was being planned and launched the new model was emerging. the stationless model expanded in 2016 and in the united states and china and stationless bike share refers to bike that don't require dedicated docking stations like the ford go bikes. some stationless bikes are free standing and the bikes themselves have integrated gps units and internal lockal mechanism and accessed by smartphone apps. there's half a dozen or more in circulation alone. this creates significant issues for maintaining safe and orderly bicycle lines as you see in the sidewalk but has shown to be a promising tool and goal of the mta. the first stationless operator in san francisco was blue go go in early 2017 rather than watch what happens and respond later which is often the case with technologies we developed san francisco specific regulations for stationless bike share to ensure it would serve the public interest and worked with the board of supervisors and with the board of directors to pass the division 1 and division 2 transportation code legislation. it passed i

i'm curator of transportation here at the henry ford. we are inside the henry ford museum of american innovation, just outside our driving america exhibit where we look at the history of the automobile in the united states. we're actually standing in front of a series of presidential limousines which tell the story of the development of presidential transportation over the last 117 years or so. >> right behind me is carriage used by president roosevelt. the automobile is a force of the united states starting in the 1890s but by the time of roosevelt's administration, it is a common occurrence to see cars moving on public streets. roosevelt, interestingly enough, for all of the reputation he has, is a real forward-looking progressive, never cared much for automobiles. he wanted to remain in horse-drawn vehicles. i think partly he thought there was a formality involved with horse-drawn transportation that was appropriate to the office. but i think also he had a progressive and sort of the man of the people image he wanted to protect. at th

when it got in the agreement with ford it didn't anticipate the new sponsor would be uber. it's time to create real protections for small businesses. you need to be mindful of the small business industry already exist before skrauquashing themh big technology in and it didn't want to get sigh -- sidelined with the tncs. like the laws for formula retail, you can now legislate this and find a way to control the disruption of a small business market. you can bring us all to the table, bike share and bike rental and find a way for us to co-exist fairly and preserve locally owned small businesses in the process. thank you. >> good afternoon. blazing saddles bike hen -- rental. we have been told for years that the city condoned bike-share program was a transportation solution. we wanted to co-exist and it would not compete with small businesses and be a different product from recreation. a non-compete agreement was made between the port of san francisco and go ford bike to keep the industry from being wiped out and the jump map excludes fisherman's wharf suggesting they recognize

i'm curator of transportation here at the henry ford. we are inside the henry ford museum of american innovation, just outside our driving america exhibit where we look at the history of the automobile in the united states. we're actually standing in front of series of presidential limousines telling the story of the development of presidential transportation over the last 117 years or so. behind me is a 1902 clarj used by theodore roosevelt. by the time of his administration it's a common occurrence of cars moving on public streets. roosevelt, for all of the reputation he has is a forward looking progressive. they thought there was a formality appropriate to the dig any to the office and he had a progressive and man of the people image he wanted to protect and automobiles were thought of as play things for the wealthy. it wouldn't do him good riding around in a car. he used a broem moving around washington, d.c. vehicles like this were fairly common in larger cities. we have a vision in our heads by so many western movies that everybody

ford shares are about flat in early trading. back over to you >> landon, thank you very much for that. >>> shares of roku are down sharply. the maker of streaming devices is forecasting a bigger than expected loss this year. the down beat outlook overshadows a surprise profit in the fourth quarter >>> pandora reporting a narrow fourth quarter loss. revenue beat forecast as the internet radio company added more subscribers the total number of new customers rose 25% to nearly 5.5 million. wendy's fifth quarter profit beating forecasts, but revenue missed expectations. same-store sales in north america fell short of estimates as fewer customers visited the burger chain it's down 4% >>> weekly jobless claims will be released at 8:30 a.m. eastern. leading indicators at 10:00. randy quarles and fed president bill dudley, raph bostic and rob kaplan all have scheduled events today. james bullard will be guest hosting on "squawk box" starting at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. that's one not to miss >>> hormel foods and blooming brands will post

we've seen the ford go bikes on the streets. it was launched in june of 2017. and currently has 120 stations in san francisco. the network of the bike stations are ultimately to expand to over 300 stations and approximately 4500 bikes in san francisco by the end of 2018. now because of the design of the bike share programme, the bike share roll-out programme in my district and other communities on what some consider to be the outskirts of san francisco, we won't get bike stations until the fall of this year. despite the programme beginning in june of 2017. so, i'm sure you can see why i'm a little personally frustrated about this. and this is why jump bikes came into the picture. they saw an opportunity to provide service communitis that were not being efficiently served by the city's programme. i can't necessarily speak to the transportation access and parts of district four or district 11 that will be getting ford go bike stations at the end of this year, but as -- this year as my district will. but if you know anything about the southeastern neighbourhoods,

ford management? he has the north american operations. tell me about his role at ford. high levelvery executive and has been running north america since june when the new ceo jim hackett came aboard and put him in charge of north america, where ford makes most of its money. ofor to that, he was head product development, developing electric vehicles, self driving 50's suvs, and the ford f1 that make money for the company, so he has been a critical executive and has been at fort for over 30. -- ford for over 30. respond or ford how has it responded to the potential reputational damage it poses? >> this is another hit. you are probably referencing the forward factory in chicago that has been the scene of repeated sexual harassment complaints and ford has had to settle two cases there totaling almost $30 million in fines. december,came out in it was an exposÉ in the new york hacketthe ford ceo jim did a public apology. chaos in the executive ranks is the last inc. this company needs as it tries to turn i

in that way and then ford is left-- less evident in world war ii. father coughlin, of course, start out supporting roosevelt and then famously moves into that sort of anti- somatic role as a roosevelt critic and he's doing that in league with another guy who's in detroit at that time, gerald lk smith flame throwing evangelical minister and vandenberg doesn't like those characters at all. he doesn't really have much interaction with them and i don't have any record-- they were so busy attacking roosevelt that they really-- vandenberg would've been someone they would have normally supported, but he did not court them and he had minimal interaction with them. >> sir? >> wonderful book that sort of reminds you that politics doesn't change much over time. the attacks are as-- were a scurrilous as they are today and something like father coughlin who may not have heard about him until he read your book and i looked him up on youtube. >> we didn't have twitter, though. [laughter] >> ford also benefited from the military, so you know eisenhower's warning le

into revised tax law ford was still a privately held company and the inheritance taxes would force ford to go public which they did but it also could have jeopardized the state of the company so he tried to help ford in that way. so father coughlan -- coughlan famously moves into the anti- somatic role and is doing that in league with another congressman the flame throwing evangelical minister. and i don't have any records they were so busy attacking roosevelt that vandenberg would have been somebody they would nominally support and with minimal interaction. >> and to remind you. [inaudible] >> first of all he contributed to it in a sense has as as fighting for greater appropriations for the military and nato allies that aids in the development of the military industrial complex so they are budget hawks restraining the spending with the military industrial complex at the same time eisenhower was his guy. and to view eisenhower to embody his approach to the world that understood the need for american leadership in the united states could be no longer isolationist to happily endorse his c

i wanted to get smithfield to victory lane, ford to victory lane. everybody put so much into me and my career and with this switch over to stewart-haas racing this off-season. i couldn't have thought of a better way to start off the new relationship with -- stewart-haas racing than to go to victory lane at the daytona 500. unfortunately, that wasn't the case. i did everything i could. unfortunately i ended up in the infield care center. i'm definitely devastated but the beauty is there's always next week. we'll go to atlanta and try and go win with smithfield and ford there. >> aric almirola, so close but ends up tenth. >> ryan blaney has come so close today. you led over 100 laps in the race. had one of the dominant race cars. talk about what happened in turn two. >> yes, the wreck there -- well, before i lost the lead, just blocking as hard as you can. i got loose and thought we made a decent charge back up through and i kind of got to the left of the 41 and i had somebody push me from behind. i turn him. you never want to do that. it's a shame yo

lyndon johnson 68, ford, carter, 80 and george bush the first one in 1992. but what is interesting is after the first 13 months in office there numbers are higher than trump's are now so how did these four guys fair? ford was never seeking reelection he was never elected to begin with but what happened? not one was left. johnson saw the writing on the wall and got out as kennedy got into the race, ford, they all won the nomination by the way. but they were weekend in november and humiliated on election night. ford held off reagan but lost to carter the general election carter faced a challenge from kennedy but was crushed by reagan that year in george bush incredible even with his approval rating was at 90% after the gulf war, one year into thirds later he was defeated against ross perot and bill clinton. so again i stress they have higher numbers by considerable margins even then what trump has now that is an ominous sign about president trump now here is another history lesson as well he is also only the fifth president to lose the popular vote so what hap

is it really right to dumb ford? no if you're not invested taking a crack on the long side. >> ford is also rolling out electric vehicles, trading at a ridiculously cheap multiple. even if the future looks pitiful compared to what the last five years have locked like, this company is i think still quite cheap. even net of a 10% pull back where you could actually say that i like the stock here even though it's had quite a plum met. >> up next, tweets and the final call from the options pits we're back on "options action" right after this see that's funny, i thought you traded options. i'm not really a wall street guy. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, but jj can help you with that. jj, will you break it down for this gentleman? hey, ian. you know, at td ameritrade, we can walk you through your options trades step by step until you're comfortable. i could be up for that. that's taking options trading from wall st. to main st. hey guys, wanna play some pool? eh, i'm

. >> all right >>> still ahead, ford in reverse. the stock sinking to the lowest level more than five year this is week. one of our traders says now could be the time to buy it. he'll giveus that trade when w come back. >>> plus, got a question send us a tweet to @options action if it's nice, one of the traders will read it later in the show much more after this well, it's earnings season once again. >>yeah. lot of tech companies are reporting today. and, how's it looking? >>i don't know. there's so many opinions out there, it's hard to make sense of it all. well, victor, do you have something for him? >>check this out. td ameritrade aggregates thousands of earnings estimates into a single data point. that way you can keep your eyes on the big picture. >>huh. feel better? >>much better. yeah, me too. wow, you really did a number on this thing. >>sorry about that. that's alright. i got a box of 'em. thousands of opinions. one estimate. the earnings tool from td ameritrade. and i recently had hi, ia heart attack. it changed my life. b

is it right if you are a long player to dump your ford no by inference are you holding it? i would think so and if you are not invested taking a crack on the hoang side for a bounce. >> ford doing interesting thing on the autonomousist space recognize out electric vehicles. even if future looks pityful compared to the last five years this company is i think still cheap. there is not a lot of hooes places even in net of a 10% pullback where you can say that. i like the stock even though it has had a plummet. >> up next we'll do tweets and the final call from the options pits we are back on "options action" right after this see that's funny, i thought you traded options. i'm not really a wall street guy. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, but jj can help you with that. jj, will you break it down for this gentleman? hey, ian. you know, at td ameritrade, we can walk you through your options trades step by step until you're comfortable. i could be up for that. that's taking options trading from wall st. to main st. hey guys,

he's been with ford for 30 years, has been in charge of ford north america since june of 2017 the company is not detailing what the complaints were that led to the investigation of mr. nair, but in the departure, there's a quote from raj nair, where he says i have not exhibited leadership qualities and behaviors consistent with the conduct that's expected of the executives at the ford motor company, so, again, raj nair is out as president of ford north america following an investigation into his conduct kelly, back to you >> phil, real quickly, being president of north america sounds like it's one of the most important roles of ford, right >> caller: clearly one of the top roles at ford. now, is he at that very next echelon underneath the ceo no, but he's pretty darn close, and prior to this, he was in charge of product development, chief technical office, and at ford for a number of years putting this in context with regard to ford we know all corporations are looking at the conduct of their employees, not just their executives, but ford was -- it was just destroyed by complaints from fe

police and fire crews arrived to the scene, 5400 block of west ford road. about an hour ago they found a 4-year-old man inside the burning vehicle. that person was rushed to the hospital with second and third degree burns to the lower part of his body. he is in serious, but stable condition. >> one man was killed and two others injured in a shooting in southwest philadelphia. two gunmen open fired at 75th and elm wood street. police have not said if all three were targetedded or if they knew the -- targeted or if they knew the gunman. >>> police had to perform cpr on a man shot in the face in wilmington, delaware. shot on the 2100 block of pine street this morning. police are talking to a person of interest. viewer video shows thick smoke pouring through the roof allegheny avenue. no word on what caused the fire. >>> 6:33 a.m., tsa is opening a strear precheck at international airport. it allows flyers at the security gate to leave on their shoes and light outer ware and belt and keep their lab top in the case. it's located in terminal b baggage claim from

i wanted to ask you guys about the pardon of ford -- by ford of nixon. and specifically -- like, i remember it at eight being furious about it. [laughter] >> at eight? >> at eight, yeah. i was -- my mother had me very politically animated. but i remember reading later, i didn't know this at the time, that ford would carry around with him a line from early 20th century court case saying if you accepted a pardon it was an admittance of guilt. just wondering what you guys know about that. if you can illuminate whether it was healing for the country as he often said was his intention. was there any sort of teal between the two of them? anything you know from your time in reporting or journalism then. thank you. >> i'm the fossil who was there then. i was unfashionable. i thought it was the right thing to do. there is no evidence that the fix was in. nobody ever found it. ford even as president had to go up and testify before the congress. i thought it was the right thing to do because i thought ford was right. if we went on with another year of being totally

henry ford, as you may know, failed twice before he started the ford motor company in 1903. the test isn't whether you get the greatest business idea in the world the first time out. the test is whether you keep learning as you go along what your strengths are and what you can do for your customers, what you can bring especially to the party. to do that, you need the education that i know you've received through 10,000 small businesses but you need a genuine, genuine desire day in, day out to delight the customer. i've never seen a business and i've seen lot of businesses but i've never seen one that delights the customer that doesn't succeed. what you want is that customer the next day when they think do i want to rent a car or do i want to buy some furniture, what goes through their mind. it's the place where they had great experience. i don't know what i paid for this tie. probably somebody gave it to me for purposes of this speech. i have no idea or the shoirt bu i will remember how i was treated when i bought it. you long forget about the price but you never forget whet

ford get in. go ahead, ford. >> if you want to do what nancy pelosi is doing saying three million people getting raises is crumbs, let me tell you something, republicans will hold the house in 2018 and to trish's point, look, unemployment 17-year low. consumer confidence and small business confidence is through the roof. reason why that is because of optimism based on tax bill which had 20-point swing in last month, deregulation policies put in by the trump administration basically cut regulations on 22 to one clip. regulation was stifling the american economy. it is deregulation put us essentially near 3% in gdp hopefully with the tax bill it will put us near four. if you guys want to keep touting obama did all of this, i promise you will hold the. >> you can promise what you want, polls are showing democrats in the best position ever to take back the house. >> no, they're not. i will rebut you. >> you can rebut, let me get through my point, even within the republican party there is no clear step

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they were at ford's the same time a year and a half for the assassination. during the play booth is in character and the character was angry and shaking his finger in anger at lincoln in the presidential box. the person who was with lincoln turned to lincoln and said he sure is to be angry at you doesn't he mr. president? he said he sure does. a year and a half before the assassination unbelievable story. just an incredible story. after lincoln died his body was taken back to this room it was called the prince of wales room. what people don't know about that room but actually it has a morbid history willie in henry harrison died in that room 1841, lincoln's second son died in that room 1862 and lincoln himself his autopsy and embalming were conducted in that room 1865. a creepy history for that one room and here is what it looks like today here is the modern for plan today and it is the dining. sometimes i wonder if i go in early in the morning i will see it what up with the shadow behind the bulletproof glass it could be president bush or obama or trump get

here we are with gerald ford, for gerald ford, the object that we have is one of his ski outfits that he wore when he was president. this is on loan to us from the gerald ford presidential museum in grand rapids, michigan. what's fun about the ski jacket and the ski outfit is that he was an avid skier. he loved to go skiing. ford was probably our most athletic of all presidents. despite what the "saturday night live" made of him in the '70s, he really was a gifted athlete. but he learned initially how to ski in the '30s when his then girlfriend phyllis brown who was also a model had taught him how to ski and he and her appeared in look" magazine and "cosmopolitan" magazine and in look magazine, there was a photo spread of him skiing with pill lis. so it's kind of a fun thing that they're -- as president, he was such a good skier that the secret service was unable to keep up with him. so they had to hire people whenever he would go on his skiing in colorado. so that they could keep up with him and protect him. and here we are of jimmy carter. for jimmy carter we have a number of arrowh

chadds ford there's steady showers moving through, chadds ford, media and wilmington. almost in woodbury new jersey. medford lakes it's wet there, as well. up north in the poconos, temperatures are around freezing that's the concern for ice in the poconos matt and tam. >> the debate over gun control continues to rage with the growing calls for stricter measures. yesterday top officials from the nra pushed back hard. nra spoke to the political action committee is maryland. they delivered anism -- an im passioned event. >> many in legacy media, love mass shootings. you gets love it. now, i'm not saying that you love the tragedy, but i am saying that you love the ratings. crying white mothers are ratings gold. >> loesch was part of a town hall in florida after the shootinghe defended guns blaming the death on mental health and poor enforcement. she said gun control advocates o tolerant runs because she needed security at the event. >>> a father went into a school and carried several cardboard guns and said guns, he went to the principal to talk about intruders in the scho

i wanted to get smithfield to victory lane, i wanted to get ford to victory lane. everybody, you know, put so much into me and my career and with this switch over to stewart-haas racing this off season and i couldn't have thought of a better way to start off the new relationship with stewart-haas racing than to go to victory lane at the droif, baytona 500. unfortunately that wasn't the case. unfortunately i ended up in the infield care center. i'm definitely devastated but the beauty is there's always next week. we'll go to atlanta and try to go win with smithfield and ford there. >> aric almirola, so close but ends up tenth. >> we're here this weekend. >> the composure. >> well done. >> how do you hold that? >> you could have screamed and yelled like a lot of us would have. >> it's twofold. one is there was nobody with a camera at my car when i got out on the back straightaway. >> okay. >> there was a little bit more anger over there. >> so i had the ambulance ride to the infield care center to calm down. >> you were okay. >> i had the time in the infield care cen

henry ford as you may know failed twice before you started, ford motor company in 1903. the test isn't whether you get the greatest, idea in the world the first time out. the test is whether you keep learning as you go along what your strengths are and what you can do for your customers , what you can bring especially to the heart. and to do that, you need the education that i know you've received. for 10,000 small businesses. but you need a genuine desire, day in and day out to delight the customer. never seen a business, and i've seen a lot of businesses that delight the customer, that doesn't succeed. what you want is the customer the next day and a thank you i want to rent a car, do i want to buy furniture, or what goes through their mind. >> at least where they got a great experience. i don't know what i paid for this, actually if somebody gave it to me but for purposes of this speech, i will. i have no idea, but for the shirt i'm wearing. but i do know, i will remember how i was treated when i bought it. you long for you about the price but you never forget whether

ford says its president for north america — raj nair — will leave immediately. it says an investigation found his behaviour was inconsistent with ford's code of conduct but it wouldn't say what the inappropriate behaviour involved. what is trending in business... they are talking about the us regulator issuing new guidelines are warning against executives trading shares before announcing security issues. last year, there were reports of such sales. chinese researchers have shown up their design for an aircraft which could travel at more than five times the speed of sound. beijing to new york in just two hours. keep in touch with us and i will see you in just a moment. university lecturers across the uk will go on strike today following a dispute over pensions. it's the start of two weeks of industrial action which will affect millions of students. the union representing academics says as many as 42,000 staff at 61 universities are affected by the changes. elaine dunkley reports. thousands of lectures counselled across campuses. the strike in response to plants b

. >>> consumer alert tonight involving ford ranger pickup pip trucks. ford and u.s. safety regulators want owners oford rangers built between august 5th and december 15th of 2005. now, ford says dealers will tow those rangers to service bays and replace the faulty inflaters as well as provide loaner vehicles while they do it. >> and still to come on "action news" monday night, that exclusive accuweather forecast as we take a live look from our sky6 camera at a pretty picture of the commodore barry bridge tonight. meteorologist adam joseph will have the details of a mild week, a couple days anyway, when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪ >> the national portrait gallery at the smithsonian unveiled portraits of former president barack obama and michelle obama. the former president's portrait was painted by kehinde wiley an artist known for large vibrant painting of african americans. for mrs. obama commissioned amy sherald. >> i'm in awe of kehinde's gifts and what he and amy have given to this country and to the world and we are both very grateful to have been th

ford motor has replaced its north american president with a 29 year veteran of the company. ther was forced out over allegations of inappropriate behavior. the new president of ford north america was most recently the head of the lincoln brand. >>> meantime, takata agreed to settle an investigation by 44 state attorneysra ge it claims it concealed a defect in its air bag inflaters. thegreementist includes a payment of $650 million linked to at least 22 deaths. because the company is in bankruptcy, the states have agreed not to llect the civil penalty in order to maximize the recovery money available to the victims. >>> a relatively new auto brand is ranked as this year's tops by consumer reports. it's not tesla. it's genesi hyundai's luxury line just started two and a half ago. phil lebeau tells us why genesis gets m higherarks while others strugglenuing to >> reporter: it is not a well-known luxury brand. especially among those looking for a newigh end car. but genesis, which was started by hyundai i late 2015 is the p auto brand right now according to consumer reports, com

is independent car maker in two thousand and ten believe bought up struggling automaker volvo from ford he ford money into the swedish plants and then with great success brought volvo on to the chinese market since then lee shoe fu has held a central position among international carmakers and now he's invested in dima acquiring just under ten percent of the luxury car company the state of q wait until now the largest shareholder has been bumped into position to with six point eight percent followed by rent. the rest is divided up among small investors. lease says he's not reducing his commitment to volvo he says buying the stake in dime let allows him to focus on the technologies of the twenty first century electro my billet driverless cars huge challenges that no manufacturer can tackle alone. especially given the invaders from outside describes google and other companies encroaching on the auto industry. with diamond gili plans to benefit from german technological know how it says it's. overriding aim is to get conned companies to join forces in an effort to stand up to the coming on

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>> decorate. >> we got no ford, you got a mazda. kennedy: i see that every morning. this video racked up 40 million views. philly cops are trying to find a substance that keeps people from climbing light poles. they should call cleveland and find what the browns put on bridges after their games. the san diego girl scout council is investigating a scout who sold cookies outside a marijuana dispense are you. the unidentified girl sold over 300 boxes at the you are brand-new league dispense are you. but some customers complained they didn't get buzzed. it's technically for scouts to sell cookies on commercial property. but she can keep the album she got from her stoner buddies. i am just kidding. she doesn't smoke weed. she is only 12. a louisiana man is headed to jail for a dui after cops saw him heading the wrong way on a busy street. the guy was so plastered they put him in a 9 on a scale of the super bowl. cops say his blood alcohol content was five times the legal limit. and he quit a sobriety test in the middle saying he was going to quote go to jail anyway. when

only consider it if they can increase hours if necessary the union has been picketing companies like ford and dime since wednesday. and what sort of effect of those strikes have it. well actually we are seeing similar pictures all around germany today also saw them here in frankfurt standing and demonstrating gather one more money of their are saying that companies such as ford for example in cologne or. that they should be giving their employees more money now pretty much the decision how all of this is going to go is at a record we are actually waiting for this final verdict and then we know if those strikes are really going to continue also in the next days ok keep us up to date daniel corp in frankfurt there. if you've been getting through or under the great firewall of china using virtual tunnels known as b p n's watch out experts say the government has launched a crackdown on companies and individuals beijing wants them to use state approved software to access the internet to keep it terrible things. if you're in china trying to skype chat with colleagues in the u.s. think again wha

this comes a month after ford added 3,002,006 ford rangers. this recall is that 33,000 that include ford rangers from 2006 as well as the mazda series pickup trucks. to put these back to the dealer. they do have the parts available right now. that has been a key issue with the recalls they haven't been able to get the parts that this continues to be the largest recall of 69 million in the u.s. the lauren: that is a huge issue. cooper is doing something to prevent drivers from falling asleep at the wheel. what they are doing is after a driver drives for 12 hours straight, they will be digitally blacked out of the gap for six hours and then they will resume picking up passengers after that, hoping that they get arrested during that time. this is to prevent any accidents while driving. some cities are to have restrictions in place with new york city. this is going to be nationwide. >> that's why they want to regulate goober. real quick, valentine's day. >> a scratch and sniff card from kentucky fried chicken. >> you can get these from participati

ford together with the mill and i think. it was hidden under some bushes someone to stand for. what happened elizabeth asked what she intended to do with it and the host has gave it to her elizabeth got a renault mechanic's outfit from someone in the group buys that keep the become what i had borrowed the hose boots from the mill and then she and waded into the black berry brand that's one best cook. on that day there she found a beautiful old r. four that still had its chrome trim she worked on it for an hour and a half and screwing all the chrome part she could get. she was overjoyed that she could have so much fun with her own car. this is all she has fun driving it even if it isn't that fast as show gets or dependably from a to b. even if the radio crackles fine but she could live with that you cannot thought call. her current are four stands in the same barn the first one did so long ago but it's in vans from work car to sunday car and elizabeth won't lose this one derived not if she can help. and next time i drive it we tesco it is compact s.u.v. the car a. and triad pors