adam johnson, the associate editor. next, would sa shorter work week make life better. many are offered the perk of working four days a week. we'll see how it works out. >> katrina was really a >>>it's not just amazon.com where workers put in long hours, america has a well-deserved reputation of being a nation. worka holics. we work more hours, and work a whopping 42 days more than the germans do each year, and while americans are among the most productive workers, more working hours does not necessarily mean more productivity. the reality is one reason why more companies are experimenting with a 4-day work week. some of them find the viewers hours add up to more efficiency, loyalty and productivity, which has them saying thank god it's thursday. >> reporter: it's thursday at the online education tech company tree house in portland oregon. for most companies, it doesn't mean anything special. here thursdays are really fridays. week. >> wednesday comes around and you start to panic. tomorrow is the end of the week. i've got to get stuff down. >> reporter: c.e.o. ryan and

adam johnson, the associate editor. next, would sa shorter work week make life better. many are offered the perk of working four days a week. we'll see how it works out. >> there's a line of police advancing toward the crowd here. >> ferguson: city under siege. >> it isn't easy to talk openly on this base. >> and america's war workers. >> it's human trafficking. >> watch these and other episodes online now at aljazeera.com/faultlines. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one wit >>>it's not just amazon.com where workers put in long hours, america has a well-deserved reputation of being a nation. worka holics. we work more hours, and work a whopping 42 days more than the germans do each year, and while americans are among the most productive workers, more working hours does not necessarily mean more productivity. the reality is one reason why more companies are experimenting with a 4-day work week. some of them find the viewers hours add up to more efficiency, loyalty and productivity, which has them saying thank god it's thursday. >> reporter: it's thursday at the on

adam johnson tambiÉn, y en los jardines, nunca se hablaron en el batazo de parra.timore ganaron 18 a 2. no te olvides que estoy activo en las redes sociales. si tienes preguntas o quieres que te salude en televisiÓn, escrÍbame en este momento en facebook, twitter y tambiÉn en instagram. por cierto, en facebook subir un vÍdeo de gonzÁlez. esta espectacular. vaya y me escriben. vamos a una breve pausa y regresamos con mÁs de acciÓn deportiva extra. william: fÚtbol femenino, 44.000 aficionados para ver el juego de estados unidos contra su similar de costa rica. fue goleada espectacular. tuvo una tarde espectacular. megan es la de casa, sacaba la toalla mÁgica. mire quiÉn aparece ahÍ. heather. 8 a 0 ganÓ la selección de estados unidos. maÑana trataremos de darle seguimiento a los dos jugadores que fueron arrestados en 1 bar de aguascalientes. no se olviden que los espero en facebook. nos vamos, les decimos muchas gracias por su atenciÓn. en las noches y viene el noticiero nacional de univisiÓn. >> Éstas son las principales noticias. la deportaciÓn incluye la reforma mi

katzenbach: i think adams -- president johnson: and you would call them before you did anything. so i called him and told him the same thing. i do not know if you can get out of it. maybe he is right. it sounds to me, if i were there, it sounds to me, unless we have to reduce --produce something on the 18th, the 18th would be better than the eighth. i think of a yankee does walk in there, it makes people vote against his program. the constitutional amendment certainly does not hurt us and it would help is a little, i guess. if anything that comes from washington election, i tell you that hurts you. i had roosevelt indoors me once and he said my old and trusted friend, and it defeated me. he thought he was helping me and i thought he was helping me, but they use it against me. mr. katzenbach: it is awful hard to leave louisiana out -- president johnson: that's right but maybe we ought to secure this pretty easy and go into alabama. study it and was talk about it monday or tuesday. how many you plan to go in? 2 3, 4? mr. katzenbach: the max would before. host: here is lbj working b

that was cory johnson speaking with adam nash, the ceo of wealth front. coming up, you heard of china's fake rolexes? olivia: now, there is a fake goldman sachs. we are not making this up. that is after the break. ♪ olivia: china has been accused of producing plenty of knockoffs over the years. they can backs. also these fake watches. course, let's not forget the pirated movies. now, you can add goldman sachs to the list of things that have been ripped off in china. pimm: this has nothing to do with the goldman sachs in the united states. the point that they have no intention of copying intentionally the goldman sachs name or logo olivia:. though it is called the goldman sachs shenzhen financial leasing core. the characters it uses in chinese to write goldman sachs are identical to the ones of the global investment banking center. pimm: there was a report in july about the chinese authorities going after fake apple iphones that are being produced in china. all of the other fake goods produced in china. you put those under a steamroller and get rid of them

(buzz...thwack) sc johnson, a family company >> meteorologist adam joseph joining us with that all importantnt and we're going to deliver because we'll have a lot of sun around here especially after what we dealt with at the shore today with a lot of clouds and the showers. as we take a look at the action cam which was at the shore, we can see those ominous clouds. we had a period of rain and these seagull kind of dancing and moving around in that northeasterly wind. you can see that sea grass really blowing around. wasn't the best of beach days but we'll improve it here saturday and sunday. as we look at storm tracker6 live double scan all the rain is now off the coast. even clouds beginning to clear from atlantic city to the north, still holding on strong, cape may county as well as the beaches in delaware. 82 in quakertown right now. 77 tannersville. saint davids on the verge of 80 degrees. oxford 81, levittown 85. south and east we're still in the 70's and we're in the 70's again, that is where we're still waiting for the clouds to kind of fall apart here and that's as far west as vinela

george washington, john adams, jefferson, madison, john quincy adams, henry, harrison, tyler, paul, taylor, buchanan, lincoln, andrew johnson, harrison, mckinley, taylor, wilson, harding, hoover, franklin roosevelt, eisenhower, kennedy, lyndon johnson, ford, carter, reagan, bush, clinton. brian: could you do that now? kurt: yes, i could. brian: you are going to bryant university? how many students? kurt: approximately 3600. brian: how many know about this now? kurt: i am part of a tightknit community organization called the commuter connection. there is about maybe 25-30 regular members in that. at least 20 of them probably know that i'm into presidential history and presidential graves. brian: what if you changed your mind about in the history part of it? are you political? kurt: i am. i would say, a little bit. i tried to stay away from being political in my website. i think most people have political, philosophical opinions. i tried to stay away from it. when i have my facts on the website. sometimes what i tried to do is more stay with the personal lives of the presidents. how are they like us, how are they different? v

johnson a family company. >>> all right meteorologist s. adamity we are getting ready for a weekend and what are you doing right now? such a bossy guy. >> reporter: they will doing an awesome guy there is a cloud of flour, mike the master here from din din dinunzio's pizza. he does the trip over his head he is the master. i'll bring eva and brian the pizza the kids are playing with back. i got one hole through it. the temperatures around the region it's feeling pretty nice no matter where you are with the low humidity temperatures in the 80s area wide s. 84 in philadelphia and 1-in dover and at the shore temperatures in sea isle city coming in at 79 degrees, as we look at the winds, it's relatively calm, 77 in avalon calm in the area and the sea breeze is kicking in 10 miles per hour in atlantic city and goes into cumberland county and southern camden and gloucester county. clouds are filtering in lightly, clouds to the west showers near harrisburg and it's all associated with indiana and western parts of kentucky the low is not all that organiz

johnson acknowledged that the investigation is incomplete. every officer, every employee, every american has a right to be free from a rush to judgment without the facts. msnbc adamrom arlington. imeline and what more did chief johnson detail regarding what happened in that dealership that they deemed it enough to fire the officer? >> reporter: sure, tamron. he says that the investigation is far from complete. they are still looking into that timeline and what happened inside. remember, there were no cameras inside the showroom to show that confrontation. once they get all the evidence, they will turn it over to the district attorney, he will give it to the grand jury. now officer miller has been fired, but he also could face criminal charges in this case, in addition, the fbi is still looking into this for potential civil rights violations, tamron. >> adam reese, thank you very much. we'll have the latest on this ongoing investigation out of texas, thank you, adam. >>> inmates claim they were tortured at a new york prison after two inmates broke free. live report for you on this one, next. out security. she'll log in with her smile. he'll have his very own perso

adamanted sexual favorites from them. when they didn't comply, it got physical excelled rape his victims. >> court records show johnson has impersonated government officials for a decade. >>> a crack may be forming in the seven week long budget stalemate. top gop said they would meet governor's wolf's demand by boosting funding for schools even if it involves a tax increase. they want to switch the pension system to a 401k style plan. >>> we're 46 days away from pope francis. today we'll learn more about plans to help with travel. amtrak is expected to release information on the number of trains it plans to run over the weekend. septa sold ten thousand round trip tickets at the wilmington station. there will be street closures around the station to accommodate pedestrian traffic. there are one day regional rail passes for the pope's visit able after the first batch went out in the online lottery. septa will be selling tickets tomorrow. service will run as express from 18 stations. papal passes are ten dollars each. businesses or individuals can purchase up to ten passes for each of the days. >>> and reminder jim gardner's

adam grossman and ted mitchell placed in the top 15, enough, also, to move on. and we wish them a lot of luck. that's all for news 4 "this week." i'm verronica johnson.eave you with some dogs arriving for adoption. remember to help us clear the shelters today. until next time, be safe, be kind, be happy. bye-bye, everybody. >>> right now on news 4 today, overnight, a local police officer chased a man fleeing from a crash. next thing you know, there's a struggle for his gun and it goes off. >>> more explosions from a factory in china where blasts killed dozens of people. this morning, how officials are responding to the threat of polluted air right now on news 4 today. >>> announcer: news 4 today starts now. >>> welcome in and good morning on this saturday morning. i'm adam tuss. >> i'm kristin wright in for angie gosk. feels good, but it's about to get hot. >> we were talking, it felt like fall earlier. now, the

johnson, a family company. >>> for the first time in fairfax county history a former police officer is behind bars indicted for an on duty shooting. >> adamres charged with second degree murder in the shooting death of john geer, this happened now two years ago. our peggy fox talked to geer's family today. >> this is what we've been striving for from the very beginning. >> reporter: don geer saw fairfax county police officer adam torres fire the shot that killed his son john two years ago. john stood in his doorway with his hands up. on tuesday torres was indicted for second degree murder. >> he made a very serious mistake, but he's not the only one that made the mistake. i think that the other people within the police department are somewhat responsible for this happening because he should have never been there. >> reporter: police had been called to his springfield home by john's long time girl friend who was moving out. >> he just made me throw everything out of the house of mine. >> reporter: but only torres had his gun pointed at geer. it was just revealed later torres had just had a heated argument with his wife. the criminal case s

johnson. >> i'm maurice dubois. dana tyler is off tonight. reporter alison parker and photographer adam ward were doing the work they loved when a disgruntled former colleague opened fire and killed them on live television. the gunman vester flanagan a reporter who went by the name of bryce williams on air, an image shot by ward as he fell to the ground helped police identify him. tonight, flanagan is also dead. he shot himself as police officers approached. >> cbs 2's lou young is outside of wdbj television station in roanoke, virginia, where colleagues are in shock. lou. >> reporter: this tv station has become a place of mourning. flowers and tributes at the doorway and out on the street leading up to this place the killer it seems chose his ambush location your carfully knowing that the professionals would be engrossed in their work and never see him coming. vester lee flanagan knew his victims. he had worked at a reporter at wdbj until he was fired two years ago. this morning he hunted downward ward and alison [000:59:54;00]

adam grossman and ted mitchell placed in the top 15, enough, also, to move on. and we wish them a lot of luck. that's all for news 4 "this week." i'm verronica johnson.hanks for joining us. we're going to leave you with some dogs arriving for adoption. remember to help us clear the shelters today. until next time, be safe, be kind, be happy. bye-bye, everybody. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. >>> breaking news. a busy start to the weekend for police in the region. d.c. hit its 100th om hide. one of three violent scenes were following. >>> a barricade situation is in the 19th hour in prook redskin. investigators in bouie, maryland. >> it could become the 101st homicide of the year. tough news to wake up to on this saturday, august 22nd. we are glad to be with you. good morning, i'm david culver. >> i'm angie gosk. thank you for joining

adams under dwight eisenhower. there are scandals under lyndon johnson. there are scandals of a much more recent vintage. they are not necessarily connected to the man in charge. they are unfortunate. they do not prove their corruption and it's unfair to tar them with that in some cases. kathrine sibley: absolutely. david pietrusza: but the -- and certainly in harding's, i would -- i would criticize him for being maybe not -- for not being as vigilant with forbes, that he should have not allowed him to flee the country. eventually he goes to jail after harding is dead. kathrine sibley: right. david pietrusza: but i would just have throttled him right there even more. susan swain: why in the summer of 1923 did the president and first lady plan this western trip of 15,000 miles? kathrine sibley: oh my gosh. well, it had long been a goal of the administration. i know there have been suggestions that somehow this was to escape the scandals, but -- but -- david pietrusza: it's a personal goal. they just -- they just wanted to see alaska. kathrine sibley: they wanted to go and they created -- they gave it an -

adam ward and family spirit. >> thank you. --our prayers go out to their families. >> pam: >> catherine: july by his father and sacramento mayor kevin johnsonl e r held a news conference this afternoon at the capital city hall he did not talk much about what happened on the train that day. but he did take the crowd and said he is very welcome or happy to be home. >> catherine: there is a lot more celebrity to come because the mayor is promising that was all 3 sacramento area heroes come together, the city will hold a big parade in their honor. >> catherine: comment up donald trump under fire for his state is on immigration and how he handled and news anchor. plus the fall out is coming up at 545. and, next will happens when a california man attempts 80 with a rattlesnake. --a photo comft keers n pridea riet of ctom -homserves r yo agi lov one incling dicaon rinde and ansptati to e ctor ♪ so, what did you guys they think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what about a deal? terry, stop! it's quite alright... you know what? we want to make a deal with you. we're twins, so could you give us two for the price of one? come on, give us a de

johnson and jackson. i told him i would talk to you about it. i asked him to stay over the weekend and i would give a commitment that you would do nothing until particularly adams county. >> i think adams ought to be left out. >> and that you would call him before you did anything and discuss it. >> i'll do that. >> so i will call stennis and tell him the same thing. i don't know how you can get out of it if you can get out of it. it sounds to me, if i were there, it sounds to me unless we have to produce something by the 18th that the 18th would be better than the 8th for this reason. i think if the yankee does walk in there, it makes him look against his program. it would help us, i guess. we don't want to defeat them. my me once, said my old and trusted friend and defeated me. he thought he was helping me and i thought he was helping me. but they use it against you. >> the problem is it's awful hard to go in louisiana, alabama and not -- >> that's right. but maybe we ought to skirt i pretty easily and go into alabama and go into mississippi. >> might just touch the worst county down there. >> and the smallest one. let's talk about number two. how many are yo