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. >>> a many emountain man, richard johnson locked himself inside an apartment after he hit his girlfriend. police say johnson remained hold up with a shotgun for seven hours before he finally surrendered. >>> bryan stow beating case involves a san francisco hospital and more than $1 million and that story is coming up 5:07. >> jim harbaugh will not say when he has replaced alex smith. he has another win over new orleans yesterday. he threw for 231 yards scored a rushing touchdown and threw a touchdown pass. they shackled drew brees five times and returned two interceptions for touchdowns. now the raiders lost their 4th straight game 34-10 and the game included a 4th quarter with a defensive tackle. he hit the quarterback after the whistle blew, all three players were ejected. >>> the team opener will go on sale and they will host the seattle mariners. you can start buying tickets to that game or over the phone and the rest of the tickets will go on sale in january. i saw them go to the playoffs for the first time in six years. and some prices are going up this holiday season and how much

richard johnson was suicidal and barricaded himself inside his apartment with a shotgun after physically assaulting his girlfriend this morning. he she was able to getway and all police. s.w.a.t. officers responsibled and started negotiations and he surrendered seven hours late. >> an accident killed two children on highway 50 in the town of camino. the chp says a westbound toyota prius driven bay san francisco man crossed four lanes of traffic and was hit head on by a minivan driving in the opposite direction. the driver and two passengers in the prius and a girl the mine any van died two others were taken to hospitals. twin one-year-old boys riding in the van were unharmed. >> a hit-and-run in san mateo claimed the life of a man who was waiting for a bus. he was standing behind a concrete garbage can when the driver of a speeding camaro lost control of the car and smashed into the trash can. the man was pinned between the crash can and a tree. a short time later police arrested lopez of san mateo. they said he had a five-year-old child in the car's back seat. >>> fog may have played a

. >> richard johnson century reb kerr evidence shortly after: 30, charged with battery. no one was hurt in the standoff. >>> a small plane from novato crashed near a soccer field at a southern california university, injuring the man and woman on board. it happened near cal state northridge, faa official says the cessna was on its way to john wayne airport when it lost engine power over the san fernando valley. the pilot tried to reach van nuys airport but made the emergency landing at the university. the two people onboard are in fair condition. >>> a huge holiday weekend for both shoppers and retailers. 247 million shoppers win to stores and visited web sites during the four days, a 21 million person increase over 2011, according to the national retail federal -- federation. retail sales up 6.5 bill from last year. shoppers spent an average $423 per person. up next, cyber monday and expected to be the biggest online shopping day for the third greer a row. lillian kim is live at union square with a look ahead at cyber monday. reporter: union square has been a very popula

richard johnson locked himself inside the apartment on alice avenue after he hit his girlfriend. the girlfriend managed to get out but police say johnson remained hold up with a shotgun for seven hours before he finally surrendered. >>> the search for a 16-year- old boy who was swept out to see in humble county has ended. the boy was looking for his dog yesterday and the water at big lagoon. his father went in after his son. when the son emerged from the water both he and the mother went in to find the father. both parents died. and today the coast guard called off the search for the boy. the dog survived. >>> a preliminary hearing is set to get under way tomorrow in san francisco for a man accused of impersonating a doctor. 49-year-old carlos guzman garza ran an illegal doctors office. >>> a man suspected of robbing a bank is due in court tomorrow. we were the first to bring you the story of deputy phillip chun. chun is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow afternoon he faces robbery and second degree burglary charges. >>> a preliminary hearing is scheduled for a man accused of van

to worry about an energy crisis -- lyndon johnson, before richard nixon. in 1955 he said we had two critical infrastructure pieces. one, makes a the natural gas supply chain, the other is the electricity grid. we have not invested enough capital into those infrastructure areas. host: fred, denver, colorado. your on with jeffrey leonard. caller code does the improved technology -- caller: does the improved technology of shale extraction make to the keystone pipeline obsolete? -- make the keystone pipeline obsolete? guest: i am not an expert in that area. i wish i was. we will be conducting natural gas movements in this country,

police say richard johnson locked himself into the apartment after he hit his girlfriend. the girlfriend got out of the apartment, but police say johnson remained holed up with a shotgun for seven hours. police say the crisis negotiation team managed to talk johnson down for a peaceful surrender. >>> the coast guard suspended the search for a 16-year-old boy swept out to sea in humboldt county. the boy and his parents were pulled out in the way by big waves at big lagoon. the couple's daughter was reportedly the one who called 911 for help. >>> retailers are now reporting record sales for the holiday weekend. according to the national retail federation, spending jumped almost 13% compared to 2011 and shoppers spent more on average of $423. retailers say being able to buy on thanksgiving day is now key. >> last year 24% of holiday shoppers who went out the entire weekend were out on thanksgiving by midnight. i think the numbers are going to show that this year we did even better than that. >> internet shopping broke a record and analysts report that black friday's online sa

johnson, nixon and bush. they failed to to franklin roosevelt and richard nixon. four of them did not effectively communicate this agenda or initiative were jefferson, monroe, grant and cleveland. obviously the dominant source of failure for the second term prudent has been their inability to successfully work with congress, the second term presidents have faced troubled or second terms do directly to the fight between the congress and the white house. having a congressional majority of their own party is no assurance of release. those presidents that serve in the congress having the majority of the opposing party during the second term included willson, eisenhower, nixon, ronald reagan and clinton. the competitive battle to the president and congress dates to the site george washington had in the congress over the treaty. he had won approval only after standing considerable efforts looking directly with members of congress compromising and cudgeling and that was with the congress having the majority of white thinking federalists' a president who was revered in a

undecideds and there are still some out there will be making up their minds. >> all right, richard wolffe, david k. johnson, great to have you with us, thanks for joining us. >>> coming up, the state of the race with just four days to go. what the real numbers tell us, >>> coming up, a look at the state of the presidential race. we'll look at the latest numbers and we'll visit with bob shrum. nobody knows more than he does. at least that's what i say. then, more problems for ohio voters. hurricane sandy leaves thousands without power. and over 6,000 voters across the state purged from the rolls. how serious is this? we'll have the details. and paul ryan hasn't helped mitt romney a bit in wisconsin. now the congressman may have trouble hanging on to his own house seat. john nichols will join me with that. we'll be right back. >>> thanks for staying with us tonight. four days out, and the state of the race favors president obama. seriously. now if you look at it, it is never a lock, never going to be a lock. but the facts are here, in the swing states offering president obama is a clear path to victory. he's

undecides and there are still some out there will be making up their minds. >> all right, richard wolffe, david k. johnson, great to have you with us, thanks for joining us. >>> coming up, the state of the race with just four days to go. what the real numbers tell us, bob shrum joins us. ends. i have a great fit with my dentures. i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free -- it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with just a few dabs, it's clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. super poligrip free made the kiwi an enjoyable experience. [ charlie ] try zinc free super poligrip. [ engine revs ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the mercedes-benz winter event is back, with the perfect vehicle that's just right for you, no matter which list you're on. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease a 2013 c250 for $349 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. >>> coming up, a look at the state of the pres

lyndon johnson readily beat barry goldwater and richard nixon, overwhelming george mcgovern. each of those elections, one of the candidates failed to capture the spirit of the american voting public and the winner had the advantage of a weak opponent. franklin roosevelt won his second term landslide because of his huge popularity. however, in many more presidential elections, the candidates are in a pitted battle to present themselves as the one best capable of serving the country, with the winner walking off with a modest majority. there is customary wisdom, a campaign between the incumbent president and his opponent will be either a referendum on the first term of the president or a judgment of which candidate will be the better leader. is there really a difference between these two considerations? does it not boil down to judging the leadership skill of the incumbent based on his effectiveness during his first term versus the unknown leadership skills of the challenger? it is easy to point to the national security or economic consequencess or consequent impact on the ratin

when johnson from texas, richard nixon from california.gerald ford was never elected, so he doesn't count. jimmy carter from georgia, ronald reagan from california. the first george bush via connecticut. bill clinton from arkansas and the second question texas. so too does the natives and so ways a watershed election. it ends the 40 year. the sun belt dominance. their issues critical in the politics that developed that came out of the sun belt. they didn't have a conservative cast of them. they tended to be oriented about issues of strong national defense, and opposition to unions and a defense of free enterprise politics. and also is in the south and southwest that we see the rise at an 1870s when they come to talk about the religious right. the rise of evangelicals involved in the political process in new and important ways. so thurmond was at the forefront about this issues in his own politics. national defense, who is a staunch anti-communist and played a role in

rearlier richard norton smith, a great historian,ea mentioned california and how it had gone democratic. between world war ii and 1992, california voted for a democrat for president once. lyndon johnson. but something happened. could pete wilsonnd proposition 187 which was a restrictive, punitive measure directed at immigrants in califondia what i time whenia immigrants were exploding in california. now california, republicans are reduced to a white party and an increasingly less white state. >> if you take it election after election, and as the white share falls, as the minority share rises, republicans are basically-- just starting out the election-- are losing 1.7% of theote every four yevers. it's going down. they have to work a lot harder and they have no margin of er r. >> ifill: let me turn this on its head. is it a bigger problem for

unfortunately, lyndon johnson's doctors denied his request to meet the queen. richard nixon had been very eager to please the queen since their first meeting in 1957 when he gave her a book entitled the art of readable writing. in an effort to improve their public speaking. which had been criticized in the british press. nixon also hosted a stand-in or for prince philip in the white house, which prompted barbara walters to scold him for not including any women. nixon had princess anne and two children visit in washington, even trying to fix up his trials with his daughter, patricia, once of the prime minister's residence in the country, but he never managed to get the queen over here for a state visit. his successor was the ambitious post in 1976. he game this week against with the queen at the white house to the unfortunate choice of the lady is a champ. planning went somewhat awry, as it did at the british ambassador's reception for 1600 people during the washington leg of their tour. elizabeth was being trailed by tv cameramen with very big bright lights. when sudde

> you know, and people working with him could hardly believe it, like richard goodwin who was speech writer for kennedy, then johnson brings him on board, asks him basically about civil rights, you know, and johnson says, you know, referring to the time he was 20 years old and he was teaching the mexican/american kids in a little town in south texas, he says to goodwin, you know, i promised myself then that if ever had the power to help these kids, i was going to do it. he says now i'm going to tell you a secret. i have the power and i'm going to use it. >> i think one thing bob writes so brilliantly about is johnson's appetite. he was always in a hurry and would also get sick he would drive himself so hard. a slight and at the seedent, jefferson always wanted to project an image of calm. that was part of the equanimity of the time. but one of the things he learned from a failure, johnson learned from teaching those kids, what jefferson learned from being a very unsuccessful wartime governor of virginia was to always seize the opportunity. and that time ran quickly. so when louisiana, when the opportunity came, he d

concern by the last president, who did not have to worry about an energy crisis -- lyndon johnson, before richard nixon. in 1955 he said we had two critical infrastructure pieces. one, makes a the natural gas supply chain, the other is the electricity grid. we have not invested enough capital into those infrastructure areas. host: fred, denver, colorado. your on with jeffrey leonard. caller code does the improved technology -- caller: does the improved technology of shale extraction make to the keystone pipeline obsolete? -- make the keystone pipeline obsolete? guest: i am not an expert in that area. i wish i was. we will be conducting natural gas movements in this country, moving into new england. where we have depended on fossil fuels for energy supply. i do not know the answer on that. i think that there is a lot of energy around this continent, like canada and the united states. i would have to study that more to give a real answer. host: twitter, comparing natural gas to others out there -- host: also, karl writes in on twitter -- guest: let me start with the renewable question. we should no

concern by the last president, who did not have to worry about an energy crisis -- lyndon johnson, before richard nixon. in 1955 he said we had two critical infrastructure pieces. one, makes a the natural gas supply chain, the other is the electricity grid. we have not invested enough capital into those infrastructure areas. host: fred, denver, colorado. your on with jeffrey leonard. caller code does the improved technology -- caller: does the improved technology of shale extraction make to the keystone pipeline obsolete? -- make the keystone pipeline obsolete? guest: i am not an expert in that area. i wish i was. we will be conducting natural gas movements in this country, moving into new england. where we have depended on fossil fuels for energy supply. i do not know the answer on that. i think that there is a lot of energy around this continent, like canada and the united states. i would have to study that more to give a real answer. host: twitter, comparing natural gas to others out there -- host: also, karl writes in on twitter -- guest: let me start with the renewable question. we should no

johnson annihilated barry goldwater. and the theme was the republican party is dead. they have gone too far right, they had four years later, richard nixon who had been defeated in the governorship of california two years prior. nothing is forever. ever say never. nothing is toast. anyone can come back. a guy could come by in a white horse and there could be a new candidate emerging. it is too soon to tell. i would not put them into toast. do they have to come -- they have to find someone. we are very people oriented, not party oriented. obama was like. one of these that helped obama is people like him. that is a lot going for you if you can be like. they did not know romney and i do not think romney ever sold himself well enough to make that leap. rubio may be a tremendous canada. if he has charisma and he can swing through primaries, anything can happen but i would never locked in something. by any means it is not toast. tavis: if i were pushing back on larry king and i would never do that to larry king. if i want to push back i would only say that what makes your example different than the contemporary moment that we're in is am

johnson, thank you for being on "in nybble welcome to the richard nixon presidential library and museum. my name is paul, i'm the active directer of the library. i appreciate all of you coming to one of our continuing author talk presentations. today we are very fortunate to have the really, the leading scholar on pat nixon, who is, by the way, born 100 years ago this year. marry brennan, who did much of the research here for her book is the chair of the department of history at the university of texas in san marcos. her specialty is post world war ii conservative movements, and she hoose twroin date three different books. those being "turning right at the '60s conservative capture of the g.o.p." with the wise mothers and the -- "conservative women and the crusade against communism" and the book we love around here pat nixon "embattled first lady." her work is an outstanding work, and -- i would like do you help me welcome her out to the stage to talk about her work. mary brennan. [applause] >> thank you, paul. it is such a great honor to be back here at the nixon library. as paul said,

unfortunately johnson's doctors forbade him from making the trip, denying him his only chance to meet the queen. richard nixon had been very eager to please the queen since their first meeting in 1957. when he gave her a book titled the art of readable writing, in an effort to improve her public speaking which had been criticized in the british press. nixon also hosted a stag dinner for prince philip in the white house which prompted barbara walters to scold him for not including any women. nixon and retained the queen's two older children, prince charles and princess anne for two days in washington even trying to fix the charles with his daughter, tricia. nixon had lunch with the queen ones at checkers, the prime minister's residence in the country, but never managed to get the queen over here for a state visit. his successor, gerald ford, for her ambitious tour during the bicentennial celebrations in 1976, he famously danced with the queen at the white house to the unfortunate choice of the lady is a tramp. which those who know her said that she probably found very funny. both the queen and prince phi

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ability of lyndon johnson just to keep pulling people together and telling people, everett dirksen, because you did need some republican support when you were going up against richardr democratic senator from the south to say to dirksen, i need your help on the bill and finally dirksen releapts and then you say, but i need you to co-sponsor the bill and your name is going to come first and, you know, just doing that was a leadership style that johnson had, but john kennedy did not have. every president brings a certain aura to the leadership style, and in any given moment, you say, actually it would be nice if we could put l pull a little bit of that dna from that president and put it in the d nah ass of our current leaders in both the senate and white house. >> howard bake e told me me a great story about lbj and dirksen. he said when he was in an intern in dirksen's office, he heard him yelling into the phone, no, goddamnit, mr. president, you're not getting him. he said stick around, you're going to see something. and half an hour later, the door of dirksen's office flew open and in came two beagle hounds followed by the president of the united states with a bot

richard nixon who won the one nine hundred sixty eight election against vice president hubert humphrey followed eisenhower at the time the vietnam war was raging millions of students were in the streets and president lyndon johnson throughout nine hundred sixty eight was working desperately to bring a negotiated end to the vietnam war he finally got both the north and the south vietnamese to agree to terms of peace and by late september there was only a meeting in paris to seal the deal and then the cia brought l.b.j. a wiretap they'd intercepted between the nixon for president campaign and the office of president of south vietnam million two nixon basically told them that if they refused to go to the peace talks or at least refused to go along with the peace agreement that l.b.j. had worked out with them the nixon would give them a much better deal after the election l.b.j. was furious this was trees and because he could listen to the cia phone intercepts he knew that richard nixon was at the heart of it so he called the senior republican in the united states senate everett dirksen one of the most honorable men to hold a senate leadership position in generations and he told ever dirksen what was going on take a

stein wrote about gary johnson and how his lib eertarian run could actuall change, you know, the nevada and colorado results, must-reading. this is a really great issue of "time." richardengel, thanks so much for joining us. and we'll be right back. johan comes in a porcelain vessel, crafted with care by a talented blonde from sweden. ♪ smooth, rich, never bitter, gevalia. [ male announcer ] it's time for medicare open enrollment. are you ready? time to compare plans and see what's new. you don't have to make changes, but it's good to look. maybe you can find better coverage, save money, or both. and check out the preventive benefits you get after the health care law. ♪ medicare open enrollment. now's the time. visit medicare.gov or call 1-800-medicare. ♪ >>> and that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." we'll have a special edition on sunday. watch us tomorrow, of course, and my colleague, tamron hall, has a look at what's next. >> andrea, every edition of your show is special, come on. >> thank you. >>> closing arguments. right now president obama lays out a new vision for what or who his campaign is fighting for. we'll play the latest remarks from

you wouldn't think necessarily a book about character and richard nixon would be a good fit. andrew johnson andrew johnson becomes the vice president and again, you know, i think most americans -- you are a great presidential historian. you probably knew all about andrew johnson. you know, most people -- andrew johnson, the vice president when lincoln was assasinated in 1965. andrew johnson was one of the very few -- the only -- correct me if i'm wrong, southern senator chosen to help as -- as a vice president for his bravery and the idea he could help the healing, help bind the wounds at the end of the civil war. didn't want want to come to the inauguration, was scared of it. finally was convinced by lincoln, direct order, get your tail up here to washington on his way to the capitol, stopped off and got loaded. and proceeded to deliver at the inaugural ceremony a drunken rant. of course, very shortly thereafter, lincoln is tragically assasinated and a lot of people have questions, real serious doubts as to whether johnson is a southerner had been involved because booth had come to his boa

richard russell was really reluctant. so there was support among people who had impeccable foreign policy and credentials. so he would have had some. so he would've had some support, significant support. so there was still johnson'sdecision to make. he could've done something different. on the other side of this, i am still struck by how johnson was well aware as a master politician that there is a relationship between guns and butter, that even though this is a wealthy nation, we cannot run deficits of a certain sort. we have to move the fighting and that would have consequences for his domestic program. he then johnson in the most liberal administration is very clear on this, that you just could not spend limitlessly and he knew that this war was going to impinge on his domestic agenda and virtually everybody. this is well understood. >> guest: it did. didn't really affect spending in 1965. i do want to maintain a 65 is the worst year of the war. not all that many americans actually died -- died in 1965. so if they say from 23,284,000 after 400,000, which was a terrible year, to 550,000 at the time johnson leaves office in 1969. so even that is not enough to win the war. >> that's fairly clear. what also strike

johnson, thank you for being on "in >> in her book, "pat nixon," mary brennan discusses her use of mrs. nixon's recently reduced private documents. this is just over 15 minutes. >> welcome to the richard nixon presidential library and museum. my name is paul wormser and i'm acting director of the library. i appreciate all of you coming to one of our continuing author top presentations. today we are very fortunate to have really the leading scholar on pat nixon, who was by the way born 100 years ago this year. mary brennan, who did much of her research year for her book is the chair of the department of history at the university of texas in san marcos. her specialty is post-world war ii conservative movement and she has written to date three different books. there's been turning right at the 16th conservator capture of the gop, wise mothers and the red minute, conservative with them after women in the crusade against communism. in the book we loved most, "pat nixon: embattled first lady." her book is an outstanding work and i look forward -- i would like you to help me welcome her out onto the stage to talk about her work. mary brennan. [applause] >> thank you, paul. it's such a great

the white house with susan ford bails and lyndon johnson-rob, and how scientists use game skills and gaming theories to solve world problems. >> richardlain of the southern baptist convention said today republicans lost the latino vote and ultimately the lexes in the primaries. this was part of an american enterprise institute discussion on immigration policy featuring the views of self-identified conservatives. this is about 90 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning, everybody. i'm nick schultz, fellow at the american prize institute, the editor of american.com, aei's flag ship on line magazine. i want to thank you for coming to our event today. conservatives and immigration reform, now what? i'd like to thank, before you start, i want to thank my colleague, dan rothschild here at aei who had the idea for the event and helped bring it together. dan's had an interest in the issue for a long time, as have i, and it's timely and important that we talk about some of these things. you know, there's been a tension at the heart of the conservative movement's approach to immigration for as long as i followed politics and longer t

richard norton smith, a great historian, mentioned california and how it had gone democratic. between world war ii and 1992, california voted for a democrat for president once. lyndon johnson. but something happened. could pete wilson and proposition 187 which was a restrictive, punitive measure directed at immigrants in california what i time when immigrants were exploding in california. now california, republicans are reduced to a white party and an increasingly less white state. >> if you take it election after election, and as the white share falls, as the minority share rises, republicans are basically-- just starting out the election-- are losing 1.7% of the vote every four years. it's going down. they have to work a lot harder and they have no margin of error. >> ifill: let me turn this on its head. is it a bigger problem for president obama to not be able to win white voters? >> it is definitely a problem. the losing of the white vote is a problem. the losing the white working class is the classic problem for the democratic party. i think john kerry lost white working voters by 27%. president obama will probably be back down this time. the difference is the white sh