and ford is making a real nice move there. we're less than 24 hours away from the deadline egypt gave mohammad morsi. meet the demands of demonstrators or the military will take action. and here is the thing, the big question, who is the egyptian military? who are the guys who get to dictate who is going to be the president of egypt? this is the untold story revolution. certainly we saw masses put mubarak into the history books and now we're seeing ten times larger masses come out and revolting against the brotherhood against islamist rule and sharia. and the problem is there is he' always been a state within a state. since 1952, the supreme council forces basically have run egypt. the late 90's they start today pull back and even though they came out of their ranks and basical basically idealogs, and they have their own businesses and et cetera, they're extremely -- they have not transformed into had a military of the people. in late 2012 morsi tried to shuffle the leadership and tried it put in younger folks, it's a secular-

ford was born 100 years ago today as leslie lynch king jr. three years later the future president's mother married gerald rudolph ford and began calling her son gerald r. ford jr. his name wasn't officially changed until he was 22 years old. thanks to awful you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. stay tuned for "reliable stay tuned for "reliable sources." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> in the circuit court of the 18th judicial circuit, seminole county, florida, state of florida versus george zimmerman, verdict, we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. so say we all, foreperson? >> good morning, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. it is 11:00 in the east. thank you for joining us this sunday. >> and i'm chris cuomo. welcome to this special edition of "cnn newsroom." from potential life imprisonment to free man, george zimmerman found not guilty. you just heard it. in the death of trayvon martin. jurors deliberated for 16 1/2 hours before clearing zimmerman of all wrongdoing, rejecting both the second-degre

>> i think ford is the one you should look at. ford has been behind the china game. there are people there, other companies already there making a decent amount of profit. ford actually is kind of, doesn't have that big of a presence in china right now. and a lot of people believe -- liz: alan mulally was just on our show saying they were ramping up. i would think this is the time to ramp up when the chinese are more desperate to have this kind of investment. ford looks smart, don't they? >> look at consumer perspective. last year people believed in the china miracle for automobile biel sales. the growth was single digits. 6% of chinese have cars and vastly different culture and consumer class. we can't fall into the trap of thinking if you just build it, they will come. ford does have growth potential but if we see continued slowdown in china. are edge trenched players conceding the market share? i think not. liz: smartphones were the same thing. there are a billion people in china want smartphones. the third name, a company very much in the spotlight yesterday and

from henry ford even today, with facebook. you have to realize that in order to allow that to grow, i think it starts on every level. it is showing that we as a country will support our local economies and support our natial economy to be able to stand behind it. melissa: okay. >> but it ismportant. melissa: it is such a big issue, i want to bring in steve moore from the "wall street jonal" as well who has been ltening in to this conversation. steve, give me your thoughts. >> hi, melissa. i'm actually pretty bullish on american manufacturing. i don't see a big decline. it is true manufacturing employment declined a lot, melissa. if you go to the avera factory in america today, they are so hyper efficient and computerized but, you know, i've been, as long as i've been an economist for 30 years i've heard about the decline of manufacturing. i don't think it is as nearly as severe, by the way i agree wi vincent. i like to buy american and i think it is important we have a manufacturing base. i will say one more thing on this, mel

. >>> general motors set to report after rival ford beat the street. more good news, we get a report from detroit. >>> eunice yoon will join us live from beijing. i want to make things more secure.whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ >>> a train derailment in spain killed at least 77 people and left over 100 injured. government officials believe the crash was an accident, and prime minister mariano rajoy is set to visit the site. the crash happened on the eve of the city's famous christian celebrations when thousands of pilgrims mark the festival of st. james. >>> spanish unemployment dropped for the first time in two years in the second quarter according to fresh data. let's get out to

ford will notify owns next month. with summer people are out in the woods camping and a new warning of ticks and mosquitoes and the diseases they carry. the environmental working group's new guidelines say det self effective in repelling insects but can cause eye and neurological damage. the effective is oil of lemon. >> everyone knows we get more forgetful as we age but a study suggests older people with especially bad memory could have a higher risk of developing alzheimers. 200 people were left ised that tested normal for brain function s and forgetful shows they had less of a particular chemical if their brain showing preset alzheimers. >> hand woke up in emergency room after be found in the california desert and did not know who he is. he is from florida and found unconscious in february in a hotel room in palm springs and remembers nothing of his past and now is speaking only swede in. the video is from the desert newspaper that reports they located his sis toker in louisiana. he remains in the hospital until th

ford. all of them think that they are doing, and ford with the little pitch, but memorial day was big for them, and they say that this level of growth, this level of the world, we are going to do well. why would i want to sell those stocks or why would i want to buy them, and that is why carl is correct in suggesting to mark some time. >> that is boring. >> i am going to take a little time. get out of here. >> you don't mind, right. knot going on. >> you take some time to montauk, and i will figure out the beach to go to. and your beach is small enough people would say, that is where he is. i will go find him. >> but you know, it is entirely possible. i remember taking weeks off in the hedge fund, and why did i do it? it is because i wanted to overtrade. i have the equivalent of "monsters u" and i'm the only person who apparently didn't see it. >> well, my kids did. >> i am the only guy. they said it was great and a heck of a lot better than the "lone ranger" reviews. one star. they called

offer applies to 2012 ford cmac, fusion, lincoln hybrid. drivers complained the vehicles aren't getting the 47 miles per gallon as advertised. ford will increase the maximum speed cars can be driven in electric mode from 62 to 85. it will make better use of the grill shutters which improve a aerodynamics. >>> google trying to license channels for an internet cable service. google may be trying to beat apple to the punch. apple reportedly working with networks and cable companies on a tv product as well. wondering whether they'll be able to do all of that on the watches they are reportedly watching on. >> there you go. thank you, bertha. good to see you. >>> welcome back christina loren. you have extra pep in your step today. that's what's rest does. >> little sleep. >> sleep in the bay. >> if you're up with us, you know exactly what we're talking. 4:47. if you are up and want to get outdoors, it's comfortable out there. still dark. make sure you've got the light and reflectors if you're hopping on a bike. temperaturewise, 62 degrees. ain't

now playing at a ford dealer near you. the beach on your tv is much closer than it appears. seize the summer with up to 50% off hotels at travelocity. >>> i'm paige hopkins. here's what's happening. as many as 50 are announced dead after a train derails in spain. several of the derailed cars toppled over. at least 70 are reportedly injured. the high speed train was headed to madrid. can be seen caring for the injured still inside those passenger cars. the cause of the derailment is not known at this time. but authorities have ruled out an attack. now we're going to take you back to "hardball." ♪ >>> with this endless parade of distractions and political posturing and foe any scandals, washington's taken its eye off the ball. and i'm here to say this needs to stop. and as washington prepares to enter another budget debate, the stakes for our middle class and everybody fighting to get into the middle class could not be higher. a good education, a home to call your own. affordable health care when you get sick, a secure retirement even if you're not rich. reducing poverty, re

president's mother married gerald rudolph ford and began calling her son gerald r. ford jr. his name wasn't officially changed until he was 22 years old. thanks to awful you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. stay tuned for "reliable stay tuned for "reliable sources." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> in the circuit court of the 18th judicial circuit, seminole county, florida, state of florida versus george zimmerman, verdict, we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. so say we all, foreperson? >> good morning, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. it is 11:00 in the east. thank you for joining us this sunday. >> and i'm chris cuomo. welcome to this special edition of "cnn newsroom." from potential life imprisonment to free man, george zimmerman found not guilty. you just heard it. in the death of trayvon martin. jurors deliberated for 16 1/2 hours before clearing zimmerman of all wrongdoing, rejecting both the second-degree murder and manslaughter charges. zimmerman's reaction to last night's verdict was muted, as you saw. barely showing any

chrysler is selling a lot of the dodge ram and ford is selling a spectacular ford fusion and chevy got a high rate for a said d -- saedan in consumeer reports >> how has it changed, if at all? is the needle moving? >> it's moving a bit this year they have 46% of the market. that's up for the low of 44% two years ago, but to put that in contec conte context, 30 years ago they had 40 percent of the market. that chart turned up. now that the share is up in 2010, 2011, 2012 there is sustainable momentum. >> there is talk chrysler will go public and perhaps the market conditions would make it a conducive time to do so. >> it's hard to be private. auto sales in the u.s. will probably rise for, at least a few more years, and chrysler has a lot of new product coming. there will be investor app tate when it comes. >> what have they done right apart from styling and improved quality? >> well, as it relates to all of the big three, you know, they have completely reconfigured the plants, changed their relationship with labor, they have stream lined the product development process, so instead of si

ford's remarkable candor. i really think that the election is so tight in ohio because she got the three suburban cities. she's got columbus, cincinnati and cleveland. the beg question for me and the question i asked the fords was as the election is getting so tight, why in god's name did you not send betty back to the ohio suburbs? every time she went, her numbers spiked. both fords told me that they thought that was the single biggest tactual mistake they made in the 1976 election. when we look at this, don't look at it in terms of this blip this happened in playboy, look at it on a continuum of how we get it and we process that information. how we process it i think is what richard is trying to get me to acknowledge its influence. is that right? >> can i respond to that? >> i don't know what the hell you said. >> i'm trying richard. i'm trying hard man. >> i think richard is right in terms of the parameter. she is unelected and unpaid and still element of the country i think wrongly uncomfortable with that.

where he threaten president ford verbally and 3 where he threaten president ford verbally and then could not make a single decision without approval. but the whole question, and to sustain the phenomenon of the modern age with a brilliant mind you can kill me or get rid of me but only god can take away the throne >>host: throw his reign through 1979, through those years, how many did he answer to the british or another authority prior to making big decisions? >> 1841 they are the words of the american fastener, he has to answer to the british there is very little he can do the u.s. poured in almost $1 billion through 1962. said they are the recipients of foreign aid during that period. but ironically it think it proved to be his undoing in no longer had to listen to americans throughout the entire time of his reign he should open the system. you should bring the middle-class and but he did not listen to the americans. so with the large urban working class -- class with the culture of value but those that were allowed to participate to mobilize but with the neighborhoods of those areas so

introducing the ford c-max hybrid and the ford c-max energi plug-in hybrid. say hi to the c-max hybrids. >>> we continue to follow the trial of george zimmerman. i'm joined once again by msnbc legal analyst lisa bloom, and also by goldie taylor, an msnbc analyst. as we get close to the end of witnesses for the defense, what's your assessment of the day? >> first of all, i think the headline is that george zimmerman is not going to testify. it's something that most of us who have been following the case has been saying from day one. they put on trayvon martin's own father and asked him some tough questions, they put on a lot of witnesses. we're trying to get to the bottom of what happened. george zimmerman is exercising his fifth amendment right not to testify, and i think that's significant. people can draw whatever conclusions they want from that. the jurors have heard about five different stories from george zimmerman that he gave the night of the incident and the days following the incident all the way to a few months later when he sat down with questions

ford's remarkable candor. the election was so tight in ohio just you have the three suburban cities. you have columbus, you have cincinnati, and cleveland. the question for me, that i it's, as the administration -- as the election is getting tight, why would you not send baby back to the ohio suburbs will stop every time she went, her numbers spiked. both fords told me that they thought that was the single biggest tactical mistake that they made in the 1976 of election. do not look at this as a blip. blip this happens in playboy. continuum of how we process the information. is whatrocess it richard is trying to get me to acknowledge. is that right? >> can i respond to that. i do not know what the hell you said. >> i think richard is right. she is unelected and unpaid. i think that is uncomfortable. theaw that in some of comments that mrs. obama made during the campaign. she was proud of her country. the country came around to this. betty ford should be remembered ,s we are doing this program while the supreme

connie ford. >> thank you supervisor. i am connie ford and i am one of the co-chairs of jobs for justice and we started a few years ago with unions and community groups and risen to 30 unions and community groups and organizing and fighting together to create this city and maintain this city as we all want it to be fair and equal to everyone. one of our key worries actually is of course about jobs and about formula retail stores moving in and what happens to the community, so we absolutely salute the good work done in the bay view and the food justice work in the tenderloin and now coming forward with this legislation that we support 100 percent. we like to thank supervisor mar, supervisor kim, president chiu and supervisor cohen for recognizing this, not only to provide healthy food and resources in the community, but to support good jobs so as we go forward the jobs of justice has a whole program and this is just one leg of it and we have to work together to ensure that this group of small businesses stand forward and s

wi drive a ford fusion. who is healthier, you or your car? i would say my car. probably the car. cause as you get older you start breaking down. i love my car. i want to take care of it. i have a bad wheel - i must say. my car is running quite well. keep your car healthy with the works. $29.95 or less after $10 mail-in rebate at your participating ford dealer. so you gotta take care of yourself? yes you do. you gotta take care of your baby? oh yeah! >>> because i didn't see a street sign here, but i knew if i went straight through, i could go here, an address, just give me the address of the house here in front of us. and there is no address, because this is the back of the house. >> when a defendant turns and points on video to this sound where he is saying there is no address because it is the back of the house, right to the right, what is there? is there a house with an address? >> yes, there is. >> that was the lead prosecutor on his redirect of the witness, the former lead detective, chris seri serino, seeking to show inconsistencies. we're waiting to find out if the judge i

. >> if you want to look at the constitution during the ford years, ford could have then for ever if washington had sought reelection. he could have been a version of mubarak. it is not whether he is going to step down but whether his son is going to succeed him or not. think about india. four years becomes 8. he might have been less inclined to leave if his son had been there saying, they there. of the early presidents, some had daughters, some had sons. he once with never left voluntarily. the first one with a son who voluntarily walks away is rutherford b hayes. the presidents with waters and childless presidents are more likely to give up power than those with sons. >> that is funny. >> i told you about four years in the constitution, and it becomes eight and not for ever because of the precedent set right george washington. let me tell you about something else. a president has to be 35 years old. what is that about? i think it is anti-dynasty. what type of person can get elected accept the famous son of a famous father. william pitt the younger was 21 when he entered parliament.

now playing at a ford dealer near you. the blisters were oozing, and painful to touch. i woke up to a blistering on my shoulder. i spent 23 years as a deputy united states marshal and i've been pretty well banged up but the worst pain i've experienced was when i had shingles. when i went to the clinic, the nurse told me that it was a result of having had chickenpox. i wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. >>> the dow gains 13 points, the s&p 500 added four, the knead dab jumping 25 points. more americans filed for unemployment benefits last week. jobless claims rose by 7,000. general motors posted second quarter results that beat expectation. revenue was up 4 her to $39.1 by on. facebook shares skyrocketed nearly 30%, this after reporting better than expected quarterly results yesterday boosted by strong mobile ad sales. that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide, now back to "hardball." >>> we don't make the necessary investments to ensure that america's a magnet for good jobs in education, manufacturing, research and transportation and information networks, we're

i am in a ford edge. take a look for is a 30% for the month, chrysler is up for the 39th consecutive month in take a look at the japanese automakers but the headline is the domestic with a boost to the economy i have jerry with me in the back seat, you really see this economy coming along if? >> absolutely sales are up all over the board with larger suvs like a crossover of the edge. sales are great. >> in looking at the most improved for the month, the fiesta took a lot of heat because it is very popular overseas but not in the united states but it was up more than double. also this was a big performer up 32% for the month. and the trucks are the huge jury because that drives the economy. >> absolutely one of the largest selling vehicles on the planet. for us being the us to be type it is worth it as well. >> know i take you over the torture track. but obviously for has a reputation as automakers have to make strong vehicles and you came on this business three years ago. what possessed you to take on the

charles: the thing with ford and -eneral motors. you think that general motors -- do you think they were hampered because they were taking his orders from the white house? >> officially ttey have denied it and in private talks that have talked about it so i think that you would agree that come when you? >> absolutely. they put all of their money in one basket and you and i have discussed this multiple times in the past. they take on everything it is, whatever the government told them to do if you ask them, there is no hampering with the government being involved in a business. but it is going to make an impact. so they made a great fuel-efficient car and tried to shove these cars down our throats. charles: people don't really want those big trucks that we talked about earlier i think the average car is like over a dozen years old. as far as financing is easier, and people are going to go out and get a new car. >> i won't disagree with you at all. >> i think that we will get very close to that 16 million cars. i think that you are lo

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ford says the move will help keep its first electric passenger car competitive with rivals. back to you. >> courtney, thank you very much. slashing prices never hurts. >>> never hurts having a convertible, especially on a day like this. >> just having a car is a good thing. if you wanted to use your legs, get on a bike, the weather will cooperate. today is looking good, even for a hike. 5:16. i want to start with this live picture, fogged in in san francisco. it's that natural ac that we look forward to this time of year because that's what keeps us cool in the heat of the day. it's 5:16. you can make out the commuters on the bay bridge. the fog will continue to lower as we head throughout the next couple hours. let's get right to it this morning. temperatures are comfortable. 56 in livermore, 58 in san jose and 62 in sunnyvale with rain on the radar. take a look at this. lit up like a fire cracker over the western-facing slopes surrounding san jose. that's interesting stuff for us to have the showers coming in at this hour. let me widen out and give you an idea of the setup

earlier, ford said they're going to hire about 3,000 workers. >> well, isn't ford -- ford is an amazing success story, isn't it? here's a company, they refused to take the bailout money. and not only did they survive what gm did not survive, they're thriving now. they're hiring more americans. they're buying plants actually from toyota. ford is a story we should all embrace and be very excited about. >> i agree. and i've said many times, you know, front to back, no offense to any other car company, has the best lineup of cars. they did issue debt before the bailout so they didn't need the money. they had money all right from the debt they sold. they make cars pe s people want buy. kind of a new concept. >> cup holders -- >> that hold the big 16 ounce cups that you can't have in new york. >> let's talk about their ceo. we've always seen detroit hire from within. ford made the dramatic decision, they decided to go outside to get their ceo. as robert frost would say, and that has made all the difference. >> alan malayly. >> came from boeing. >> tremendous job. >> what alan did was, unlike

we'll look at what's next with mark strassman, michelle miller and jack ford. >> making the american farm and the american farmer safer. the push to prevent deadly accidents in the heartland. >> the storm and the soldiers, terrell brown says even sandy didn't prevent one town from helping wounded warriors. >> and moving people by staying still. bill whitaker on the magic of the pageant of the masters. >> this is th captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor with a west coast edition of the broadcast. and reaction continues pouring in following the acquittal late last night of george zimmerman. after a jury said he was to the guilty of murdering trayvon martin, the president released a statement this afternoon saying in part, we are a nation of laws. and a jury has spoken. i now ask every american to respect the call for calm reflection from two parents who lost their young son. we have a series of reports this evening, beginning with mark strassmann in sanford, florida. >> we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> repor

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>>> ford is revving up its hiring, shares down just a fraction. about .66 of a percent. phil lebeau is live in chicago. where are they doing the hireing? >> primarily in dearborn, and not surprising given the fact that they are expanding their vehicle development. they will be hiring an additional 700 white collared salaried workers. expanding vehicle development work and focusing on next generation technologies. take a look at how much they have grown their global workhorse. he had to downsize this company, a bloated company. got down to 158,000 and now up 10.7% to 175,000, and, remember, ford is going to be reporting its earnings tomorrow morning, and sue and tyler, a big focus of those earnings, north america. many are saying it's going to be a blowout quarter perhaps with 2.3 billion in profits. big numbers expected from ford tomorrow morning. >> you know, phil, can we switch gears a little bit and talk about detroit's bankruptcy filing. what, if anything, does it moan and what impact might it have on the big three automakers? >> obvious lire they are concerned. neve

looking up the stocks in particular, a ford saw the u.s. sales overall gain 13% they did well with the cars in the escape record setting but the truck outpaces all of them altogether. and gm says they are doing well. you see up arrows across the board and the stocks are reflecting that as well and it is a stellar performer of the bunch. liz: thank you. of china company setting the stage for more international takeover as it acquires the pork producer smithfield foods. this to be the beginning of a new trend. richard edson live in smithfield virginia. we have seen chinese companies attempt to haveb÷ takeovers but you believe this one will go through as the first of many? >> when you look at it, the questions are in the treasury body to decide whether or not there is any type of harm to national security. that is hard to imagine it will harm its i directedqk that question to william and mary's school of business professor do you think it could be held up or it is in any danger of falling through? is it a done deal? and what is a threat to na

katty kay, harold ford jr. and leigh gallagher still with us. joining us the president of the council on foreign relations richard haas, author of "foreign policy begins at home the case for putting america's house in order" and celebrating his tenth anniversary as president -- >> big day for richard haas. ten years. >> good day to have you here. >> we would have had a cake but -- >> he can also, unlike me -- >> joe vetoed the cake on the basis of health. >> yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> listen, tough news -- >> straight to the news. it is looking bad out of arizona, breaking overnight, fires turning out of control in arizona have left 19 firefighters dead. the single deadliest event for firefighters since september 11th. this is a real disaster and tragedy. the victims were part of a hotshot crew. they're the highly trained elite team sent into some of the worst conditions. they were working on a 2,000 acre fire near yarnell, arizona, about 80 miles northwest of phoenix. so far, the fire is zero percent contained. we will have a live report from the

we learned from the '70s i served in the ford and carter administration. outcomes, unemployment started people learned was if we had a that began in the late '70s and continued until recently, a e sort of off-track again. practicepractice, seeing a littt about how policy gets made. of economic ideas that i've been talking about for a while. >> host: what are the first principles? what are these five keys that you speak of? >> guest: the basic idea is the principles of economic freedom i call them. the kind of principles i've been teaching my students for a long time. is the idea that people have the opportunity to decide what to people have largely come from role in where government should getting that right. >> host: is one more important than another? >> guest: i think they're all over the years, economists have warned that the first two are more important than we thought. and that's why start with those too. we tended to forget them. the predictability of policy so that people know what the game is, what's going to happen with tax policy. was going to h

we know ford's taking names in this country if ford sells off, buy more. also on wednesday, we heard from pepsico. the ceo will tell you why pepsi and frito lay going under the same roof is exactly what it should be. let's hear what she has to say. i think the stock could be arguably ahead of itself because of the peltz puff, and i agree with peltz' opinion that pepsi can get to 105 on its own and i i would like it if newy did buy -- another peltz idea. after the close, we get results from one of the most hated stocks out there. facebook. but is it hated enough to have a, to be so washed out, are all the bad owners gone? that's what's going to happen. last quarter, the company delivered surprising on almost every single metric and it still got hammered. even facebook says they're hitting it out of the park. nobody's going to believe them. my trust owns this one for long-term speck lax, but it's going to be despised, at least for now. we're going to get boeing's numbers on wednesday. i urge you to think of air space for the long-term. as long as the cost fo

ford, gm, chrysler are efficient. efficiency in scale, the small, vibrant, entrepreneurial spirit is dying because they cannot -- >> the new upstarts, who will be the big layers of tomorrow, or elsewhere. -- the big big players of tomorrow, or elsewhere. >> and industry needs innovation. when it is mature and you have too many large big players invading his space. -- invading the space. electric car innovation, the big three have not been able to compete as well as tesla, which is a small start up company. it is interesting, in the u.s. press, there was a debate. whether silicon valley could experience the same fate as detroit. >> california is the most indebted state in the u.s. >> california managed to pull itself out of its debt problems. >> it is interesting the way they did it. they convince the voters to say yes to raising taxes. >> the solution is always, it is the same recipe. you increase taxes, etc. the biggest impact in terms of capping innovation. >> which is the next debt bomb, the next subprime policy --

i appreciate the sentiment that ford is articulating. i take issue with two things, the setup, your question to him in which you suggested that it's the president who is injecting race into the discussion. i think anybody who was watching this trayvon martin case understood that race was a big, maybe "the" major issue that was going on, in addition to the evidence -- >> julian! hold on one second. i agree with you! but not everyone is the president of the united states and not everybody is a harvard trained, legal, lawyer. as such, he has to recognize as a black american, a president and a lawyer, he has to know how his comments can be perceived. most of america works on perception, not reality. >> let me address that -- >> caller: legality me ask you this. the president gave credit for the judge running a fair trial, the jury doing their job and the jury instructions being correct. he knows how it works. and the system, he said, worked. whether race had anything to do with the caiss twasn't an element of the crime, it wasn't an element

in your opinion, is ford a buy right now. >> thank you. but i believe that here's the problem, stock went to 17 today. they're going to report. i don't know how they can possibly equal this run right now. wait until they report and then i would be a buyer. donald in california, donald. >> caller: hi jim, it's don calling from palm springs. >> i love that hike to palm springs, beautiful. >> caller: yes, thank you. listen, annaly capital serviced the loan on my first mortgage about 40 years ago so it's not like they're new to the game. what's going on? what do i do with the stock? >> i want you actually to sell the stock. that yield did not make up for the losses. i hope the stock bounces. if it gets back to 13 or 14 i think you want to unload it because the yield curve has played havoc with their business and i like those guys but it's a tough environment. david from colorado, david. >> caller: hey, rocky mountain high jimmy, thanks for taking my car. >> john denver booyah. >> caller: i had calls for cooper tire and rubber. they are in the

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and ford led the big three, up 13%. paced by a 24% jump in sales of its f series pickup trucks. >> june looks good. it's like two years of growth. >> reporter: ford's ceo, alan mulally. >> i would say cars and trucks are one of the biggest purchases outside your home you're ever going to make. >> reporter: before the recession, 18 to 34-year-olds accounted for 15% to 16% of all new car buys. now they make up just over 10%. ford is betting those buyers will come back as the economy improves, add 2g,000 jobs to this assembly plant in kansas city missouri. good news for veterans like terrell christian. >> i appreciate it because i know being out of work or being fear ffl of being out of work is hard on a person. >> is this sustainable? >> i think it is. >> reporter: mulally only sees it increasing and those improving sales should also help the economy pick up speed. for "cbs this morning," anthony mason, new york. >> and john giamalvo is an analyst. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> everybody's raving about these tr

. >> and he had been, of course, the chief of staff of the white house for gerald ford then. >> president ford, right. >> and was going back to run for congress. >> yeah. >> one other comment on this on "morning joe." this came from kirsten gillibrand. this is a young woman, young mother, young woman potentially running for the senate. let's watch. >> what these women candidates are bringing forward is this whole image of change and that i'm going to work to get things done and i'm going to be, you know, the honest broker. and so i think when we have these young candidates coming in oftentimes as really the change agents, it can be very dynamic. >> and she was basically saying, chris, this is a good thing potentially because we have women republicans and democratic women who all work together in a way that frankly the men net senate don't work. >> headline, gillibrand endorses cheney. >> that's not what she wants but she's saying something here about gender. >> it is fascinating. i mean, look, you know, kirsten gillibrand, this is a separate story, andrea, i do think from getting ted cruz

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