johnson -- lyndon johnson was a very insecure man. no matter how great his triumphs, he was insecure. lyndon johnson resented the fact that he didn't get just awesome praise every day from the civil rights leaders for what he had accomplished. he resented it. lyndon johnson didn't like the fact that king was carrying on demonstrations at very inconvenient times for the administration. he envied king. he envied the love that king got from the public. just as he envied the martyred john f. kennedy and later his martyred brother, robert kennedy. and yet johnson managed to get past all of his hangups to get the job done together with king. and then tragedy struck bigtime. five days after the voting rights act was signed by the president with king at his side, the largest riot in american history broke out in the watts section of los angeles, california. both johnson and king were surprised. and were slow to respond initially. johnson just -- people tried to call him telling him that we needed to send airplanes out to help the california g

lyndon johnson wass connally, once the sweetheart johnson's car is in that motorcade. thousands of books have been written about the assassination but they concentrate on what happens to jack kennedy. not one went into detail in what i consider an adequate way, not one of them went into substantial detail about what was happening to lyndon johnson. what was happening from his point of view. assassination had never been told from johnson's point of view. i said we have to do that. how do you do that? first, you interviewed the people who are still alive. john connolly himself was very helpful to me. he had a great ranch in south texas with a stable of quarter horses, used to come to the guest house where i would stay very early in the morning, 5:30 or 6:00 and we would go and sit on the top railing of the fence watching the mexicans exercise the quarter horses and he would tell me about -- he answered almost every question that i asked about anything in johnson's career but took me through the assassination in great detail. among the things he said was everybody thought

humiliating johnson.n johnson tried to reply, bobby kennedy walks over to someone else and start chatting with him. he thought that bobby kennedy was having a chat, and then he simply walked out of the room. and then he says to a civil rights leader, one who is also an official in kennedy's administration, i have to make a trip to catch a plane. and he tells the president to cut it short. and he says that i knew both of these men. and i did not want to sacrifice this. i knew how he would be if he's angry. and robert kennedy said i told him and johnson looks at him and continued talking. you can talk about robert kennedy and lyndon johnson in this book. and you can hardly believe it. you keep looking down at your notes to see if it's exaggerating or not. c-span: you talk about robert kennedy. why did lbj do the same thing? >> guest: well -- c-span: he became the vice president and he wouldn't even let him use a jet plane. >> guest: well, you certainly know your stuff. [laughter] he certainly did that to hi

johnson has not. and then the question remains does dodson have it in him to deliver those powerful blows that he handed in the second -- that he landed in the second that had demetrious in trouble. >> mike: definitely behind on the scorecard now after that big fourth round by demetrious johnson. >> joe: we know how confident -- be we might be wrong. >> mike: exactly. maybe. >> joe: people would beaning fry with us. those are nice knees to the body here by dodson. >> mike: check this out. >> joe: he climbed on top of him! he took advantage of the fact that dodson was pressuring him. jumps up high and did it again. holds himself, though, with his knees. >> mike: and there is the pressure. >> joe: and he senses that dodson is slowing down. he is trying to finish here, mike. >> mike: that is one way to not have to worry about a decision going against you is fine fight.finish the >> joe: when johnson thinks he is all oh over him the knees and elbows come. >> mike: boom. under three minutes remain in this

johnson has not. and then the question remains does dodson have it in him to deliver those powerful blows that he handed in the second -- that he landed in the second that had demetrious in trouble. >> mike: definitely behind on the scorecard now after that big fourth round by demetrious johnson. >> joe: we know how confident -- be we might be wrong. >> mike: exactly. maybe. >> joe: people wuld beaning fry with us. those are nice knees to the body here by dodson. >> mike: check this out. >> joe: he climbed on top of him! he took advantage of the fact that dodson was pressuring him. jumps up high and did it again. holds himself, though, with his knees. >> mike: and there is the pressure. >> joe: and he senses that dodson is slowing down. he is trying to finish here, mike. >> mike: that is one way to not have to worry about a decision going against you is fine fight.finish the >> joe: when johnson thinks he is all oh over him the knees and elbows come. >> mike: boom. under three minutes remain in this f

now lyndon johnson famously was that when medicare passed in 1965 and the normal story that johnson himself tells in his autobiography goes like this. representative wilbur mills was fighting, resisting medicare. he stopped he single-handedly and as chair of the ways and means committee could do that. after the 1964 election, and insight for the democrats, he stated that the last day of the markup of the bill. there's three bills before the committee. administration proposal which covered hospital care. the ama proposal, which discover doctors care that another proposal, which suggested let's not cover all people over 65. vicious cover poor people. the great antagonist of medicare sits back and says let's pass all three. the johnson administration officials in the room at the time panic. what is her girdle set to? by the way come he says can you rewrite the bill of habit on my desk but at a tomorrow morning? they asked for an extension, could we have until 5:00 p.m.? no. they go running to johnson in dublin had up to what he said too. in cities is i'll go call my brother. what are you talki

but jim johnson is on the board of kb home and jim johnson is still on the board of goldman sachs. >> guest: just come us on the board of target. c-span: is there any evidence he did anything illegal? >> guest: the only thing that was alluded to in his era fannie mae does questionable came out in the go for your report, the oversight car regulator to conduct it an enormous investigation into the accounting scandal that iraq did at the company in 2005. what they found was, the investigation found the executives would do whatever they had to do, moved mountains to make sure they meet the earnings number wall street was looking for and would generate their bonuses. that is began according to the report under jim johnson. c-span: was there a follow up to check that out and do anything? >> guest: by the time the investigation came out, he was long gone. c-span: is there any callback provisions in our government to get some of this money back that the folks involved in fannie mae, freddie mac and all these gsc's have benefited from, but the taxpayer loses the whole thing. >> guest: that's r

johnson has not. and then the question remains does dodson have it in him to deliver those powerful blows that he handed in the second -- that he landed in the second that had demetrious in trouble. >> mike: definitely behind on the scorecard now after that big fourth round by demetrious johnson. >> joe: we know how confident -- be we might be wrong. >> mike: exactly. maybe. >> joe: people would beaning fry with us. those are nice knees to the body here by dodson. >> mike: check this out. >> joe: he climbed on top of him! he took advantage of the fact that dodson was pressuring him. jumps up high and did it again. holds himself, though, with his knees. >> mike: and there is the pressure. >> joe: and he senses that dodson is slowing down. he is trying to finish here, mike. >> mike: that is one way to not have to worry about a decision going against you is fine fight.finish the >> joe: when johnson thinks he is all oh over him the knees and elbows come. >> mike: boom. under three minutes remain in this

johnson controls could have a better year in 2013 than in 2012.ear would be better still if jci would break up. as we know from 2012 breaking up is surprisingly easy to do. i want to go to mike in new york. mike. >> optimistic boo-yah from new york, mr. cramer. i hope some of the money makes its way into the pockets from the sandy relief. >> boy, so do i. my charitable trust is contributing. i agree with you. >> caller: we could use it in the pockets. two questions regarding adt. they went public in october. i got them at 36. now they went up to about 46 now. >> yes. nice. nice work. >> caller: thank you. i'm wondering, what is the actual difference? what i'm not sure of what's the difference between adt and i thought they split from tyco. i'm not sure what the difference is between the two. >> okay. you know, what i want to do is this. i have been wanting to analyze those. look, i think electronics security for adt. that's how you view that company. let me do a piece about what the parts are worth. i have been wanting to do it for a while. i will

johnson got it, george w. bush got it, she was very, very shrewd about cramming things through, and we believe the barack obama got it partially because she dragged the research. we have reason to believe that he would be advisers read this book and they got the move quickly so imagine there was a feeling in the administration to put health care off until things settle down a little bit. the point man for health care had a tax problem. he was suddenly no one great part of the administration team and a lot of people said its february of the first year let's put this off. some of the people in the room put it off and it never passed. now imagine if they had put it off to the point where bill clinton actually put health care on the congressional hopper that would be the first month of the second year january of 2010 what happens in january of 2010? scott brown wins the special election and health care would never have passed. lesson number one, move fast. there's lots of other lessons. one of our favorites is lea

. >> reporter: michael johnson's cell phone was tapped. the conversations they recorded on text and phone supporter that theory this he killed phylicia barnes. the state continued to lay out the pieces of the puzzle to show the jury that michael johnson kelled phylicia barnes. prosecutors red several phone calls and text messages from michael johnson's wiretapped phone. he texted his girlfriend at time that quote i feel like everything is about to hit the fan. johnson went on to say he still had a few options, one of them being to leave the country. then in another text conversation with his older brother johnson asked if he were to start another life somewhere else and become wanted here, could he be arrested. the record said johnson's brother's response was you have to see what countries extradite. the state played a phone call between johnson and his brother in which they discussed the amount of prison team he would receive for first and second-degree murder and what the police would test his recently obtained dna guess. while they fit

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that is how he got to know michael johnson. johnson called leon his disposable cell phone looking for help. he met johnson, walked into the bedroom and saw the body of phylicia barnes. phylicia was dead. lee testified johnson killed her after scrn son sexually forced himself on the team. lee said johnson was giving him mixed signals. he forced sex on her and then she wouldn't stop crying. that, lee, said is when johnson cloaked her to death. lee testified johnson asked him how it dispose of the body. lee warned johnson of cell phone tracking not to bury the body. be careful of dna and it's best to put the teen in a contain are and dump her in a body of water. that testimony matches that of another witness. the doctor who performed the autopsy said the level of decomposition was consistent with a body thats with not only in water for four months but contained and submerged. barnes pea body was found in the debris field of the conowingo dam near the susquehanna river. he is currently serving time for theft. the defense got limb t

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johnson in person is so overwhelming. johnson said with what everyone else was saying. lyndon johnson said about civil rights we've talked about it far hundred years, it's time to write about hit in the books of law. the job of the president-- and obama has done this magnificently-- to make america feel its greatness, its ideals to arouse our idealism. it's also the job of a president to write it in the books of law, to get actual legislation passed. that's what a nation is governed by and the second term in my mind is going to hinge on what is written in the books of law. >> rose: two things, one is that there's no question that l.b.j. is the most formidable political human figure i've ever met and if we had only known that person that bob caro knows through his research that i was lucky enough to know when i was 24 years old i think the country would have been felt differently there was one moment that he spoke to a bunch of reporters and he was himself and he never did that again. the teleprompter was a girdle on him. to go back to what bob woodward said, we can't fo

they aae thh uutimately decide if michael johnson is guilty of murrer. he's been ccarged in he killing of north ccrolina teen ppylicia baanes. ???(4..6.12) 13:07 michael johhson was the last person to see herralive. butt he timinn oo johnson's arrest has alwwys been suupect... at least by the defense. (((tand-up)) the detectivee who spent more than a year investigating phylicia's pisappearance and murdee...got in trouble himmelff t came after.... his daughter disapppered. dettctive daniee nicholson conducted a rogue inveetiggtiin which evennually led to him being suspended from the police epartment. johnson came the next day. was johnson's defense team they plan to argue that point. forr phylicia's family ... therr pas no rush to judgment. they beliive... johnson did kill phylicia.(sot) barnes' booy was found... near the conowwino dam. (nat f dad sniffing) montts after she was reported missing..cause of death? ashphhxiation. half sister. it'' suspected s he hii barnes' body nside a rubber container. during the trial, prosecutors planned to demonstrrte to

(narrador) el capitán johnson y los otros bomberos entran en acción, el tiempo es fundamental.este tipo de rescate, cada segundo es importante y esta vez era demasiado importante, porque había muy, muy poco tiempo. [hombre por radioteléfono] tenemos una automovilista atrapada, repito, atrapada! (narrador) afortunadamente la estación de bomberos se encuentra a unos 100etros de la mujer atrapada. [hombre por radioteléfono] la profundidad del agua es bastante considerable, necesitamos mucha ayuda. (keith johnson) cuando llegamos al lugar, luego de uno o dos minutos, el agua estaba mucho más arriba del techo del auto, cuando llegué, lo único que se veía era una cabeza, no sabíamos lo que encontraríamos, el auto estaba totalmente sumergido, el agua estaba sobre el techo en ese momento, eso ocurrió en el par de minutos que tardamos en llegar. (narrador) la mujer abre el techo de su convertible y permanece de pie sobre el asiento del conductor, lucha por mantenerse sobre el agua, pero la corriente se hace más potente. (keith johnson) tenía que luchar contra una fuerza increíble, ella

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of for for telling michael johnson about a new man in her life. that a video was sealed by the judge. >> closing arguments are set to tomorrow and the misconduct trial of john lÉopold. he did not take the witness stand in his own defense. his lawyers rested, calling on one of his doctors and the county personnel director. defense pushed the judge to throw out the case claiming that allegations by prosecutors did not constitute crimes. he has denied that request. death penalty opponents rally today in annapolis demanding legislators abolish it and use the savings to beef up law enforcement. david collins did a fact check on one of the arguments. >> legislators often say prosecutors need the death penalty so they can use it as leverage. we contacted prosecutors in all 24 districts and ask them whether that was true. but at some surprising answers. -- we got some surprising answers. death penalty opponents from across the state converged on lawyers for a rally. >> e-mail then, knock on their doors. >> organizers support using savings of appealing cap

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it is corrected as an acquaintance of johnson. on the day of question, johnson called in to come to the apartment. he says there was a body on the bed, the body of phylicia barnes. it might be the strongest evidence that prosecutors have a link johnson to barnes's death. the witness did not come forward until june of this year and cannot be believed. a liar by all accounts who does not know anything about this case. the defense lawyers say that what caused her to die, how her body ended up in the river. they asked who would want to harm phylicia, she answered the older sister, deena. executors told jurors that she made horrible mistakes and was to develop or mrs. and her supervision of phylicia. wbal-tv 11 news. >> still ahead, putting brakes on the speed camera problems. and how to put money into the pockets of the legend of violators. and how to increase transportation funding, including giving jurisdiction to raise the local gas tax. >> temperatures will hang around for the weekend. there is a warming trend in the seven-day for

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they're painting her sister's ex-boyfriend michael johnson as a deviant killer. brooi #3wr50i brie #3wr50i brooi bryan kuebler is following the trooil. >> this has been a long time coming for mr. barnes. >> just stay focussed. >> meanwhile on the other side of this case, michael johnson crimes out of a transport van and into if courthouse. you cansee him dressed in a yellow jump suit and chains. but in court, johnson appears in a suit and listened to the state as it opened the case against him. listened to prosecutors inform the jury of a sex video involving barnes, johnson, her older sister and his younger brother. how on that day, the brother sister type relationship between barnes and johnson had changed. the state also told the jury they would hear from a convicted criminal and friend of johnson who said he saw the body of barnes in the apartment on the day she went missing and johnson was asking him what he should do. that friend, james mckra is a lyre and nothing lye yar and a jailhouse -- liar and a jailhouse snitch saying that they prosecutors are trying

that pushed johnson to act on the issue of voting rights. i think that we have to take on our responsibility as citizens to say, it is not enough to go to the polls every year and go. yes, when we go to the polls as african-americans, we are going to vote for barack obama as the better of the two candidates. but our responsibility than be caught -- then begins on the day after inauguration to push the president the way we want him to be pushed. a lot of people are going to push him in other directions with the tea party and -- so i think that efforts like the occupy movement are very important in terms of -- barack obama would understand, as a former career organizer, you do not get noticed, especially if you're poor and disadvantaged, unless you do something to bring attention to the issues that are important. tavis: i agree with everything you said except for one. when dr. king did pushed the wrong button for lyndon johnson, you heard the tapes. you are doing the work on the papers project. johnson had some nasty things to say about martin

at one point wilbur mills is walking on the floor of johnson, johnson hears wilbur's voice, and he says who's that, is that wilbur? put wilbur on. and complete breach of protocol, they put wilbur on the phone, and johnson goes, i hope you're down there trying to get that mills bill through. that's what he was calling medicare. what's remarkable is this bill passes in march of 1965, and not til 2008 do we discover that lyndon johnson was in on the secret. he managed to give all the credit to wilbur mills, and though wilbur sometimes said, he sometimes admitted to interviewers without lyndon this would have never passed, nevertheless, johnson was in on it from the very start, and here's the lesson. he gave mills all the credit. he didn't need the credit. he helped negotiate this extraordinary bill. medicare is now three times the size it would have been. we now call medicare part a the original bill, medicare part b was what physician services are under, and medicaid -- that was the third part -- we've got all of those because lyndon johnson made this deal with wilbur mills and then gave

i just met magic johnson.g rockets basketball team. >> jimmy: you're pretty tall. what position did you play? >> i was kind of like bench. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is basketball popular among like school kids and that sort of thing? >> it was with my bunch of friends. we played a fair bit. >> jimmy: and you played against other friends? >> against the london teams that would destroy us. >> jimmy: what players did you know from nba? obviously you knew magic johnson. michael jordan, i would assume. >> yeah, of course. >> jimmy: did you know all the teams or just the big players? >> from spending time over here, i watch a fair bit of it, so i have a grasp of what's going on. >> jimmy: how old were you when you started acting? >> i did my first play when i was 3. i don't remember a lot about it. >> jimmy: when i was 3, a play meant you go outside and run around. [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. that's kind of what it still is. goi to work and run around and pretend to do strange things. >> jimmy: how old were you when yo

critical of president johnson through king. in other words, this was hoover's job was basically to ingratiate himself with johnson to punish bobby kennedy, whom she didn't like and to punish king whenever he could. c-span: by the way, did you listen to the johnson takes? >> guest: yes. that's a whole -- c-span: so you could hear all of those? >> guest: you can hear those. the john thune defeat could johnson tapes were wonderful. they corroborate a lot of what's in a declassified meetings on vietnam and in some of the files, but there's no substitute for actually hearing the tapes. and i quote from a number of them here. c-span: what is the trilogy? >> guest: the trilogy? c-span: money, loyalty, sex. >> guest: money, loyalty -- that became the short hand once bobby -- once dr. king became aware as i said, juneau, a lot of times they thought the thing store being done to them, a hostile things that were being done to them by the police were being done by segregation molest police force, but once they became aware that is the fbi,

. >> reporter: the state is painting the defend michael johnson as a deviant killer. the defense says not only is that just a theory but one the state will not be able to prove. for the father of phylicia barnes, this has been a long time coming. >> will stay focused, pretty much, stay focused. >> reporter: meanwhile, on the other side of the building and on the other side of this case, defendant michael johnson climbs out of a transport van and into the courthouse. you can see him here in a brief snapshot dressed in a yellow jump suit and chains, but in court johnson appears in a suit and he listened to the state as it opened its case against him. listened to prosecutors inform the jury of a sex video involving phylicia, johnson, her older sister and his younger brother how on that day in june of 2010, the relationship had changed much the state also told the jury they would hear from a convicted criminal and friend of johnson who said he saw the dead body of phylicia barnes in the apartment on the day she went missing and joan son -- johnson was asking him what he s

, you are here -- to achieve johnson -- to chief johnson you are here not only in a personal capacity but, in my view, as resenting and reflecting the courage and heroism the tens of thousands of law enforcement community, police and firefighters and birth responders across the -- first responders across the country who, every day braved the threat of gunfire and are often out- man the oregon by criminals. i appreciate your service to our country and i was in sandy hook at a firehouse or parents want to find out whether their children or alive. i will never forget the sights and sounds of that day when the grief and pain was expressed in the voices and faces of those parents. as much evil as the were on that day in newtown, there was also a tremendous power was a man goodness. -- tremendous her wisdom and goodness. it is the heroism and goodness of the educators also perished literally tried to save those children by putting themselves between the bullets and their children. and the heroines of the region and heroism of the first responders and police who ran into the building to stop

it's largely behind johnson & johnson is my point. i think the worst is over in terms of patent expiration with some very serious r & d investment in j&j, i think the future actually looks much brighter from here. >> i hope that the worst is over in terms of the tylenol cancellations because that's been my cure for all ills for decades. >> good point. >> gentlemen, thank you. we'll be watching that story. pfizer versus j&j. bill, over to you. >> told we have some breaking news on dell. uh-oh, what's going on? >> david faber has been working the story and has confirm some of the details out there in terms of jpmorgan advising dell silver like partners appears to be the driving force in terms of private equity firms looking to make an investment in dell and perhaps take it private. another factor, a canadian pension fund also looking perhaps to take a major stake there. dell at the highs of the day, monster volume today on dell, bill. over 131 million shares. that's well over four times the average daily volume over the last ten days an

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i am here on behalf of henry johnson of no sense toe and bay bridge towing. i am 22 year's old and work two jobs. i do security at embassy suites and work at victoria secret. i also take a few college courses part time. my younger brcialght is here today and he is 18 year's old. he works for ups. he also has a full time college schedule. my dad -- he works hard to provide for us. here's been a toeing operator for many years. i don't understand why the san francisco police department is trying to send him to the unemployment line. we're here today to talk about my dad's character and i'm not sure why a wreckless driving conviction during off hours is more than -- it's also more than three years old to affect the ability to maintain a towing permit in the city and county of san francisco. you've ruled once in my dad's favor november of 2012. the san francisco police department appealed. the appeal board decision was for him to be able to maintain his tow permit and i sure hope once again the board continue to allow my dad to maintain his tow permit. thank you.

johnson was indicted by a grand jury. his defense is trying to show the case is tented by credibility problems. the lead detective is suspended amid allegations he lied to investigators about what he did in the search for his daughter last year. jurors paid attention when johnson's lawyers grilled him about his own troubles. he answered he was not aware of the allegations. a computer expert testified today that barnes' last communication was a text message in which she told a friend, i know you love me, an hour before there was a search through her facebook page 4 the word "tabitha," the name of the woman johnson was dating at that time. johnson's phone was off one of communication from barnes went silent. -- when all communication from barnes was silent. >> another connection between obesity and diseases. researchers and selling california say obese children might be at a high risk of multiples process. as you probably know, it is diagnosed in adulthood the researchers say it is more common in obese children and especial

johnson? >> no, congressman. you're address -- look, the way that you discuss the budget and the way you argue about the budget is over a ten-year time frame. those were insufficient, i agree, to completely address the budget issue. i supported larger, stronger strengthen of revenue. not immediately, though. phasing it in over time is the right way to do it. phasing it over 10, 15 years -- >> i'm running out of time. the bottom line is i understand you look at things over ten years, and we all know that in ten years there's no control over what's going to be spent and what's going to be coming in. but the bottom line is the tax increases we got with no cuts did nothing to impact the deficit of any significant. it's still about a trillion. you could say it's 910 billion. okay. still about a trillion. the bottom line is we still are about a trillion in the red every single year. and i will be waiting with optimism to see the president's budget. again, thank you all for coming today, and i yield back. >> all right,

they describe him as the acquaintance of the johnson. he said there was of a body on the bed, the body of phylicia barnes. it may be the strongest evidence the prosecutors have to link johnson to the death, but the defense says the witness cannot be believed. the witness is a jailhouse snitch, the defense lawyers said, a lawyer who does not know anything about this case. they got before the jury a statement that the sister initially made to police. when asked who would want to harm phylicia barnes, she said the older sister. prosecutors said that she made horrible mistakes and was too permissive in her supervision phylicia barnes. wbal tv-11 news. >> us small victory for county executive -- a small victory for county executive john leopold as the judge decided to drop a charge in his misconduct case. the defense asked to drop all the charges in that case. in the end, the judge decided to dismiss a misconduct charge that had to do with the theft of his political opponent's campaign signs. the judge said not enough evidence was presented t

>> chris: he got excited talking about johnson's rist, as we tur book, he's writing now, about johnson's, his demeanor suddenly changed. >> the story is going to turn very dark as soon as vietnam enters the picture. it is sort of a tragic story. a story of his great dreams, that are destroyed by a war. >> chris: you are 76 now. do you ever worry that you are not going to have time to finish the last book? >> well, sure! but, you know, it is not productive to think like that. >> chris: how long do you think it will take you to finish? >> i could say three or four years, but why would you believe me? >> chris: after all, carroll's latest book took nine years but there is at least one part of the final chapter of the johnson story that is already written. >> chris: is it true that you already know the last sentence of the book? >> i always have to have a last sentence to write towards. i have to know what the conclusion is -- >> can you tell us? >> no! >> chris: a doozy of a last sentence? >> well, i hope so! >> chris: well, carroll feels the time pressure to finish up the johnson story, an

he testified not only did he see the teenager's body but he told michael johnson how to get rid of it. james lee took the stand and said michael johnson called him back in 2010 and told him to come over to his apartment. lee testified once he was inside he saw phylicia's body wrapped up in sheets on the bed, that johnson forcibly had sex with the teen. she wouldn't stop crying so he choked her to death. according to lee, johnson asked the best way to get rid of the body and he said to put her in a contain are and put the container in the water. when pressured to answer when the meeting happened between he and johnson, lee said it was before christmas. according to the case' timeline, phylicia didn't go mission until december 28th. the father of porn -- phylicia barnes had to leave the cert room. >>> john leopold's future remains in question. today the council introduced a bill to vote leopold out of office. he was found guilty on two counts of misconduct in office. the council plans to vote on it monday. if five of the seven members are in favor, leopold would not have a job. a senten