. >> we will call item six and henry johnson versus the police department, 1195 quesada street is the subject address of a tow car permit. public hearing was held in september 19, 2012. the matter was continued for the sfpd to clarify its action and additional briefing was allowed and commissioners as you know there was additional briefing in your packets. >> could we allow for additional comments? >> yes. if you like, and you can -- typically we hear from the appellant first but if you would like to hear from the police department first it's -- >> let's hear from the appellant first if you have anything. >> mr. johnson please step forward and you have time to speak, three minutes of additional time to address the board. >> yes ma'am. good evening 789 i want to put a document with that paper. >> >> to show what is really going on about what i feel -- what he feel -- he don't feel that i show substantial documents about my honesty. i got a document here -- >> the taxi case -- somebody left a document in the window. >> yes. >> (inaudible). >> yeah, i would like to show this document to

henry seward. >> what role did he play in the impeachment of andrew johnson, the successor to abraham lincoln? >> he plays a central role in impeachment. he raises the money to defend andrew johnson. he helps ensure johnson to collect his defense lawyers. -- andrew johnson to collect his defense lawyers. >> why was he impeached? >> johnson is impeached by the house of representatives and tried by the senate and comes within one vote of being removed from office. there were a handful of republicans who switched sides and voted to acquit johnson, seven, to be precise. >> were there any campaign finance laws back in those days? >> there were none. it was understood and illegal to bribe a senator and to vote one way or the other. in the jaws been impeachment, i reluctantly conclude that probably some of this money that was raised in the defense of andrew johnson made it into the pockets of the senators in return for their votes. >> how could you tell? >> one telltale sign is that roughly $100,000 was raised for the defense fund. we have the bills, they are over in the library of congress, from law

henry tunnel. 8 minutes from 695 to the toll plaza. >>> this morning, a baltimore city police officer has been suspended over allegations of sexual misconduct. sherrie johnson is live this morning at police headquarters with more on the case. >> reporter: we are here live at city police headquarters, last night the new police commissioner, held a news conference talking about the alleged misconduct of an officer. this happened yesterday, a 39 yield officer worked out of the north western district on reisterstown road w the department for 13 years and now he is facing possible criminal charges, in connection with an incident involving an 1 year old woman. -- 18 year old woman. commissioner bat used the term sexual misconduct and said the crime occurred while the officer was on duty. it could indicate that the 18 year old woman had been detained by the officer who in a sex act occurred. police would not confirm that. the city state's attorney office started to look in to the case to decide whether criminal charges should be filed. >> over the weekend, the special investigation section received complaint of misconduct between an 18-year- old female and on duty

henry kissinger, barack obama, kevin redden, mike wallace, barbara walters and oprah winfrey. he can be awarded the prize of the damnedest name dropper in utah. [laughter] our weather panelists is jeff johnson who is retired from the lds church historical department where he worked for more than 20 years. he was also a member of the staff at the utah state archives and served as director for 14 of those years. he was an archivist at the cherokee national history society. he has published historical articles and an exponent to dialogue and journal. as well as the encyclopedia of mormonism. we will begin today with our illustrious author, john turner. >> thank you floyd and thank all of you for coming. i thought i would take a little bit of time and tell you a couple of stories from my biography of brigham young. and i think i will just say a few things about how i got interested in the project. i didn't know all that much about mormonism or mormon history five years ago but a few things gave me a desire to explore the mormon past and as i started to do so, it did not take me long to concentrate my interests on brigham young. he was a man i quickly learned who spoke in tongues some 70 years b