charlie: joe johnson felt like they had been wronged and they were fighting for something noble.t's right. losers become endowed -- we see that after world war i, the germans felt the terms of surrender so obnoxious and humiliating to them that that was probably the seed that allowed someone like hitler to come along. so this happens and one could even suggest the iraq insurrection after the invasion had something of that going. charlie: after the war -- you think of him as a man who tried to avoid battle. after the war, did he feel any sense that he had done what he had to do -- he had been a soldier and that's what he had to do? e.l.: he was not an abolitionist. he was something of a racist actually and the attachment to the freed slaves in his campaign, he constantly divested himself. he did not want black troops fighting for him. he wrote a special order reserving 40 acres for each freed slave and a plow and some seed, all down the south carolina coast. he did that as a political expedient to get the abolitionists off his back. when the war was over, he left his troops who we

joe johnson is so special. still a few high clouds and there is a big fog bank out there. the westerly win has kicked in. it will lose out here. there is a system moving in from the north. 50nd and 60s. concord 8. 9 sfo. 9 oakland. west, southwest 22 gusting to 25. west, southwest. there is a westerly breeze. still though thunderstorms will develop over the sierra but that system right there will move in and bring in a pronounced cooling trend. but the sierra is not done yet. the thunderstorms fall apart and they will pick up again later today. for us west wind and low clouds are here. mostly sunny after the low clouds will be hugging the coast. all right sal what do you have for us? >> steve, i'm glad you asked that. we're looking at the bay bridge and we're seeing a delay. and now we are getting some reports that there could be something on that span. i'm looking at some reports that say there could be a span on the bring. if there is a crash on the bridge the metering lights will slow down and we'll have a big backup. hopefully it's not there and we don't have to worry

as joe johnson his colleagues in their humiliation, i'm paraphrasing now and rage will supreme to a state of rightous grieved rightousness that will empower them for a century. and he knew that. >> rose: joe johnson felt like he had been wronged and they were fighting for something noble and all of that. >> that's right. and losers become endowed by that. we see that after world war i. the germans felt that they the terms of surrender were so obnoxious and humiliating to them that probably that was the seed that allowed someone like hitler to come allow. >> rose: fed off of it. >> yeah. >> so this happens. and one could even suggest that the iraq insurrection after our invasion of iraq had something of that quality. >> rose: after the war when you think of him as a man who tried to avoid battle. after the war did he feel any sense that he had to-- he had done what he had to do. he had been a soldier and that's what he had to do for his country. >> he did. he felt that he had done his job. he was not an abolitionist, he was something of a racist actually. and the attachment of all the free

but they're still looking for the remains of his son, 30-year-old joe johnson. a former draft pick for the atlanta braves, and a one-time >> the wallet we found yesterday was from joseph. >> reporter: his brother told us today he's heartbroken, says joe flew daily, and was meticulous about maintaining his plane. abc news consultant steve ganyard, a former fighter pilot himself, says air traffic controllers should have warned the f-16 about the cessna. >> why didn't the air traffic controllers see this small cessna? why didn't they warn the if-16 or why didn't the f 16 not see this traffic? >> reporter: investigators say that flight data recordings on the f-16 will be key. >> steve osunsami with us tonight. thank you. >>> now to the race for 2016 tonight. former florida governor jeb bush making headlines at this hour answering a question about what it will take to grow the economy, saying work force participation will need to rise adding quote, it means people will need to work longer hours. donald trump also making headlines of his own after those explosive comm

. >> joe johnson, is that the joe you're talking at? >> he is sitting right behind me. >> yeah.se] >> thank you, sal. just one guy talking. it looks a little bit cooler today. not all because the delta breeze or fog doesn't make it to some areas in my forecast zone that goes from oregon to brawly. that is the way it feels some times. we do have a delta breeze. i know there's not much of a breeze here but there is. it was not the case yesterday. the fog is on the pick up here. in lake county this is from greta in middletown. it is warmer now. it was only 55 yesterday. another hot one i expect? yes. i would say 99 probably. low clouds on the increase here. san jose today 8559. what's average? 8459. record high not that long ago. the record low a long time ago, 42. the fog burden off sooner. 60s on the temps. again, everyone is really close. they continue to be there. 21 to 26. there were gusts at 45 yesterday. a little bit of a continuing of a south southerly breeze. that is southeast breeze coming up the santa clara valley. it is in the 40s up in the mountains. fog and low clouds

addition has been made, and we just had a statement from the secretary of the homeland security, joe johnson who cautioned unconfirmed and possibly false reports about events and then adding that out of an abundance of caution, there is facilities that's where we are at the moment. >> all right, so the gunman has been identified, what measures are being taken to secure the area? what do we know about what is going on in the city. >> well, the investigations are on going various agencies involved the fbi the alcohol tobacco and firearms agency, their investigation to the background of this man obviously beyond that we don't expect -- this sort of investigation is underway, as i just mentioned certainly federal facilities are being secured people don't know what was behind this attack, and it is too soon to answer that question. >> thank you from washington d.c. >> at least 30 people have been killed in explosions in north eastern nigeria the twin blasts hit a market, and the attack happened in the evening when people were busy doing last minute shopping in preparation for the muslim festival

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all though joe johnson's army wriggled for the next three weeks -- surrendering to sherman's army furthernorth laid down. the war ended in early april. grant later remembered he was "sad and depressed" and what you call "the downfall of a foe that has suffer so much for a cause though it was one of the worst for which a people ever fought." we will explore the surrender in more detail tomorrow morning so i would like to shift my focus to the broader perspective i mentioned earlier. among americans anticipating the war's end, they all wonder what the postwar world would look for most white northerners, most importantly the united states would be hold. whole. significant today often overlooked. we assume the inevitability of a unified america's direction -- stretching from the atlantic to the pacific. from the stars of the conflict abraham lincoln described as a contest over the viability of self-government which understood to be the core of democratic republic. by abandoning the political process in the wake of an unsatisfactory election, the rights of minorities could be protected under t

assuming command after joe -- bragg is gone is joe johnson. he is one of the highest-ranking men in the confederacy. there is another guy who hates jefferson davis, the feeling is mutual. they feud all the time. but davis realizes we need someone to take up this defeated army and put them back together again to try to stop sherman from taking atlanta. it doesn't really work because johnson is, first of all, a master of defeat. -- retreat. [laughter] sometimes that's really important. you can preserve your army, live to fight another day. johnson's good at that. he really makes people feel good. it doesn't do anything for the people in richmond, and it certainly doesn't do anything for the newspapers and richmond. they began to joke around that he is so good at retreating that eventually his army will end up in bermuda. [laughter] after a while as the fights push closer and closer to atlanta there are some very minor victories for the confederacy. for the most part, sherman has the numbers. he's got the forces. he's got the guns. they get close

joe johnson getting some nice shots. >> the fog is really helping firefighters.e a viewer sent me, he is a couple ridges over, and he went out to check. the ground was wet because there so so much fog. again, that's positive. the low clouds almost made it to the fire. the breeze is not always a good thing. this is more westerly or southwest. it's not north or east. temperatures cooled down. humidity is way up. i saw 90%. that will come down and the breeze will pick up. at least there is some benefits and that's a big fog bank and more of an on shore breeze and higher relative humidity. something good here. west 24 gusts at 30. that's just crazy. that's the pattern here. it's going to be a rather breezy to down right windy day for many. 50s and 60s. 57 in santa rosa. 58 in san jose. low 60s elsewhere. there is our system right there. it has to swing in. there is going to be a lot of low clouds in place and a cool, cool pattern here. upper 70s for many inland today. fog hanging on by the coast. you combine that with the breeze and temperatures on the cool side. we

johnson the passenger in the cessna, but still looking for the remains of his son, 30-year-old joe johnsonves. >> the wallet we found was the wallet of joseph. >> his brother told us joe flew daily and meticulous about maintaining his plane. witnesses tell police the cessna pulled up suddenly right before the crash, but abc news consultant steve ganyard says air traffic controllers should have warned the f-16 that the cessna was there. >> why didn't the air traffic controllers see this small cessna? why didn't they warn the f-16? why didn't the f-16 not see this traffic. >> reporter: investigators say that flight data recordings on the f-16 will be key. steve osunsami, south carolina. >>> new details this morning about the gun used in the san francisco murder at the center of the immigration debate. the gun was stolen from a federal agent, a ranger with the bureau of land management, it was taken when someone broke into his car just days before kathyrn steinle was shot. it's not clear how the gun wound up in francisco sanchez's hand. the mexican suspect who has been deported five times. he

the final round of the british open goes into a four hole playoff as zack johnson goes for his second career major. sports with joeonzi is coming up. >> now to the news room, keba arnold is here with a look at what we are working on for ktvu fox 2 news at 7:00 p.m. >> comments struck a nerve, john mccain sponds to donald trump's attack on his military record. why he says he doesn't deserve an apology but other dos and blake shelton and miranda lambert have officially split up. how the marriage came to a quick end. p.m. on tv 36. >>> san francisco based uber is teaming up with the special olympics. the lieutenant governor joined uber general manager and others to celebrate their new uber assist option. it allows riders who need help getting into or out of a vehicle to request a ride and customers can use the app to support special olympic athletes in northern california. >> for those who think you know what special olympics is about and you want to contribute to it, that contribution comes back in rediscovering what your life is about. >> next weekend 7,000 special olympic athletes will meet in los angeles to comp

johnson. matt miller, and cohead of equity trading, as well as joe greco. walk us through what happened. matt: at 11:32 a.m. they had glitches with the financial exchange system that it uses to allow buyers -- they had a problem with the financial exchange system that allows us to speak with buyers. it didn't work and they had to stop trading. they canceled all orders, sent them back to brokers. they did not reopen until three hours and 40 minutes later at 3:10 p.m. in my experience, it was the longest halt on the new york stock exchange for a technical glitch i have seen. although, it has happened before and they have had longer stoppages. not in recent memory. a real blow to confidence. the good thing you can take away from this is -- there was a lot of price stability, not a lot of discrepancy. and, volume continued as brokers were able to route orders. they routed orders to a dozen other exchanges around the country. because of that, they did not have issues with volume or price. emily: let's start with the joe. it high-frequency trading play a role? >> i can't say they did or did no

. >> can joe jennifer davis, rudy corpus john co-sponsor well and certifying have a johnson please make your >> thank you commissioners. den ismu kenzy and teach in san francisco high school. i made a proposal kw & shared it with everyone requesting the lawyers including high school [inaudible] inside the arena. the last meeting on may 19, i shared with the committee and the other leaders in the city and lawyers and one of the things i have been asking-first of all i'm whole heartedly in support of the arena. i introduced the idea of the lawyers collaborating with juvenile hall which has a opportunity of a small gymnasium. i just introduced that to the warriors and the city that that is a opportunity for the small gym to provide what i mentioned about golf course training programs in philadelphia [inaudible] it is the history of using the facilities can be a tremendous influence for kids at risk and all students. i mentioned there is a statement that i realize the lawyers i proposed that to them, have already done tremendous work in the bay area promoting education and basket ball with

i remember the story that joe califlanoano told about him. a big critic of johnsonas always coming in" in walter lippman -- coming in quoting walter lippman. lbj said next time you need a dam on the snake river, why don't you call walter lippman? lynda: what he also did, i think this is the other part he knew what was important for that congressman or senator and their district. he cared about it. he knew when he could horse trade. he respected the congress. he knew that you had to treat them as important people. he insisted that all of his staff, larry will tell you, that you answer the phone call of senator dirksen or republican the same day you did for democratic congressmen and senators. that was a very important thing to know their pain. to know what was important to them. one time, you mentioned senator byrd having virginia connections myself, i know a lot about senator byrd. there was some vote coming up, nobody thought he would ever vote for this bill. he said when my niece died, it was cold, ice was around. senator johnson was the only member who came to th

johnson jr. >> fighting joe as known to some will be the new chair to joint chief, president's appointment.out the general yesterday. >> general dunnford i think would be the first to admit that reflects his own view and not necessarily the consensus mal sis of the national security team. >> the white house disagrees the russia is the number one threat. russia is the number one threat in terms of obama. look at syria, afghanistan, snowden held there in russia as kind of a trophy. look at the draw down in europe. look at lack of cohesive nuclear arms. >> romney was right. >> he was right. when hillary clinton talked about reset, they got it wrong. it also meant overcharge in russian. for the president now to walk way from the jempgeneral, that's disturbing. he's doing a great job. hopefully it will craft our defense in a way great for america. >> peter, want to go outside with us? >> sure. >>> bret mics joining us next. >>> good morning to you. historic morning in south carolina as the battle flag comes down in over an hour. big moment. we'll take you there live. >>> stunning details on how

joe write garel is essentially the mayor, and he knew jillian johnson. thank you so much for being here sir. tell us about jillian. tell us about her. >> well she was one of these ladies very involved in the community, and i want to say i didn't know her very well. her husband used to be a reporter for one of the newspapers in this state, but in a town this guy, you say hello, give a kiss. we ran into each other from time to time. she was just a bedrock of this community, one of the real givers of this community. >> we have heard that the killer had mental illness, his ex-wife took away his guns once had him involuntary committed. do you have any idea how he got this handgun? >> oh, no that's not a big issue for me. it's what he did with that handgun that matters. it's just a tragedy, and it's a horrible thing. i think we have a hard time as humans wrapping our brains around this. how does anybody shoot an innocent person. you used the world deranged a while ago. a normal person can't do this horror. >> all i mean by that is many communities have law tos

joe: let's talk about the investment that you like, you like equity everywhere. >> everywhere. alix: we do have netflix earnings just out. we will get back to cory johnson>> one thing about netflix, they're are giving the spreadsheet and doing the work. right away, you can see it. topline, $1.64 billion in $.06ues, six cents -- per share. these are big numbers. the only lead to $26 million in profit. they have very little profit, they certainly delivered on that. this is from the june quarter. home $.6 billion in revenues. alix: we will be back to cory johnson soon. >> we don't like equities everywhere. brazil, if you look at the developed world, canada and its equities, we want to avoid petroleum-based victims. that component, those that are for mobile to higher interest -- vulnerable to higher interest rates, those who have petroleum surpluses around the world. these are things that we look at. we reduced allocation, that is still overweight oblique -- mobley. this is to focus on the progress we had over six years. we are deep in their recovery, there is no opposite financial conditions to what we had in 2008 or 2009. alix: today we were looking at th

joe: we'll be right back. ♪ cory: a new day at twitter as they enter a post dick costolo era. ♪ cory: i am cory johnson. coming your way? also, robots. even cool robots. a machine economy continues. and the

joe gibbs' cars. >> i'll tell you something else too, starting side by side can that power slow earnhardt down? can johnsonough restart to side draft him? then it's going to turn into who does the best job of pushing the car in front. >> incredible amount of damage to the front end of the 9 of sam hornish, jr. they'll have to clean up the dirt on the track. >> a look back at what happened. the wild ride that sam hornish, jr. had. >> we've seen this time and time again. makes contact with the grass. luckily it lands on all fours. the 9 goes to make a move wasn't clear of the 1. >> tore the splitter off when it grabbed the grass initially. once again, hit hard up into the air, a wild ride for sam hornish, jr. >> he's still driving it. look at those hands. still driving it. >> and listen i know i make it sound simple that he drives across the 1, but he's not changing lanes to get out of the way but to try to make something happen. all the way back in 13th these guys are still looking for an advantage. >> a twisted car and twisted t on the hood for sam hornish, jr. he'll go to the ambulance and get a ride to t

major johnson is with the 55th squadron based in columbia, south carolina. flight wing commander, steven joe said that the pilot was on a solo training mission on his way to charleston to practice instrument approaches. >> our pilots are well trained to fly the approaches in and out of there. and all of the facts at this point indicate that the pilot was talking to air traffic control as they normally do when the accident occurred. and unfortunately, everything beyond that is subject to speculation and will soon be under investigation. >> the two onboard the cessna had taken off from the nearby berkeley county airport and had been in touch with air traffic controllers, and they may have been headed to myrtle beach. the weather was good, and it was not cloudy. and visibility is good. it's highly unusual to have a midair collision between a civilian and military airplane. but there are times this when he do share the same air spice. the national transportation safety board will be investigating this accident, and the military said that it's thoughts and prayers go out to the families onboard t

joe gibbs' cars. >> i'll tell you something else too, starting side by side can that power slow earnhardt down? can johnsonft him? then it's going to turn into who does the best job of pushing the car in front. >> incredible amount of damage to the front end of the 9 of sam hornish, jr. they'll have to clean up the dirt on the track. >> a look back at what happened. the wild ride that sam hornish, jr. had. >> we've seen this time and time again. makes contact with the grass. luckily it lands on all fours. the 9 goes to make a move wasn't clear of the 1. >> tore the splitter off when it grabbed the grass initially. once again, hit hard up into the air, a wild ride for sam hornish, jr. >> he's still driving it. look at those hands. still driving it. >> and listen i know i make it sound simple that he drives across the 1, but he's not changing lanes to get out of the way but to try to make something happen. all the way back in 13th these guys are still looking for an advantage. >> a twisted car and twisted t on the hood for sam hornish, jr. he'll go to the ambulance and get a ride to the care center. chad kna

joe califano told about him. he said once, frank church was in the foreign relations committee and a big critic of president johnsonthe -- he was always coming in and quoting walter lippman. he was the leading columnist of the day. yes, mr. president, but walters says this, walter says that. lbj said next time you need a dam on the snake river, why don't you call walter lippman? [laughter] he came around on that particular issue. lynda: what he also did, i think this is the other part, he knew what was important for that congressman or senator and their district. he cared about it. he knew when he could horse trade. he respected the congress. he knew that you had to treat them as important people. he insisted that all of his staff, larry will tell you, that you answer the phone call of senator dirksen or republican congressman the same day you did for democratic congressmen and senators. that was a very important thing, to know their pain. to know what was important to them. one time, you mentioned senator byrd, having virginia connections myself, i know a lot about senator byrd. there was some vote coming up, and

johnson a family company. >>> now wusa9 game on sports with kristen berset brought to you by xfinity. >> stephen strasburg is on the disabled list, so the nats have called up joes to start tonight against the new york mets. ross had an impressive three starts last month, if you remember, and the nats, well, they expect much of the same tonight, but here's something that could calm his nerves a little bit. the incredible nats defense lately, last night this catch by michael taylor brought two runs in the 5th. bryce harper got a great jump to snag this ball in right field in the 8th inning and catcher jose lobaton with concentration. here's harp other how this good defense helps the guy on the mound. >> you just go out there and try to make all the plays you can and try to do things you can for your pitcher to really keep him in the game and keep him fired up and i think the team, we have a great defensive team and we'll make the plays. it's a lot of fun. >> a quick reminder we are your nats local affiliate, of course. next sunday we'll have more nats on 9. bryce harper versus andrew mccutchen and the pirates, two playoff caliber teams, at 1:30. >>> we are inchi

joe califano told about him. one of his closest aides. he said once frank church was on before relations committee and a big critic of johnson was always comingn quoting walter lippman. who was a leading columnist of the day, and, yes, mr. president, walter lippman says this and walter lippman said that and lbj said next time you need a dam on the snake river, why don't you call walter lippman? and frank church came around on that particular issue. lynda: what he also did, i think this is the other part, he knew what was important for that congressman or that senator in their district and he cared about it. he knew when he could horse trade. and he respected the congress. and he knew that you had to treat them as important people. and he insisted that all of his staff, larry will tell you, that you answer the phone call of senator dirksen or republican congressman the same day you did one for democratic congressmen and senators. and that was a very important thing, to know their pain. to know what was important to them. and one time, you mentioned senator byrd, having virginia connections myself now, i know a lot about senator byrd. senator b

joe could be done quite quickly. there is little room between the two sides. tom: guy johnson, thank you. mr. johnson will join us in the next hour. it is friday in washington -- or it seems so. jobs day this fourth of july thursday. julie hyman is looking forward to 8:30 this morning. what is the key insight in washington? what is the topic you're focused on this morning? julie: we will be looking at the headline numbers, looking for 233,000, the bloomberg consensus from our survey, of economists looking for that for the nonfarm payrolls, looking for 5.4% on the jobless rate matching the lowest rate since 2008. all of these numbers, as long as they remember in trend, should not derail the market. that would be the 15th of the past 16 numbers -- months we've seen over 200,000. as long as we remain on trend, those summers we can almost disregard. economists and investors and traders are going to be focusing on wage growth. that will likely be the most key number will step 2.3% as the number we're looking at in terms of year-over-year average hourly earnings growth. that is what the fed did --

so i should discontinue it. >> johnson went on to say that moving forward he'll just use his iphone to access his g-mail account at work. and joe, michael enjoinske allen joins us. is there a big security risk with that? >> well there is. and we should know by now there is so much conversation about g-mail and e-mail and they get some of the most sensitive information out of home lapped security. i said how much of that big threat that we all covered at the fourth of july how much of it was a real worry and how much of it was media hype? and turns out that there wasn't as much real worry then as we thought. like he says we just need to worry all the time. but there wasn't something specific about the fourth of july as we were lead to believe at the time. >> so they also have a new article on donald trump's campaign manager. you wondered if he had one, right? >> oh, yeah. >> it reads in part this the man behind dpon ald trump's presidential campaign has a knack for spectacle, an eye toward making money and approving willingness to defy the republican party. in other words, trump campaign manager corey levandowski is a lot like h

joe biden is behind it or not, he might have an organization that's ready to step in. we'll see. >> the comparison i heard before, will 1968 eugene mccarthy goes up against lyndon johnsonwar mccarthy. he doesn't beat him officially but basically beats him. lbj gets out and that clears the way for bobby kennedy to come in. of course he was later killed but had it not been for that bullet maybe bobby kennedy becomes the nominee. is that the scenario that hillary loses to bernie sanders in iowa or new hampshire and suddenly that's the opening? >> going back to the point april said about money, early on what happened was a bunch of obama supporters came to us and said they're not happy with the clinton campaign or potential clinton presidency. one of our huge supporters sat there and said i was trying to write a letter about why i was supporting hillary clinton and it took me hours and hours and hours. he could not figure out a reason why to tell his friends and associates to support hillary clinton. literally an hour later after we said vice president, a letter for why he has been a champion for civil rights his family and all the way around in the different issues. >> by