and the question is how? johnson says take it directly from the senate to the floor of the house throughout rules committee. will never have to go through the sellers committee. and seller will never have to say that he reported it out. and we will get it passed. that is exactly what happened. you noept he was willing to do that. those things are very important. also he has bob a terrific sense of humor. in the worst circumstances, johnson could have a light. he had a good sense of humor and the worst was that week. was that week. we had riots. riots in a hundred cities. troops in six cities. and johnson and i would bring him every couple of hours, reports from hoover and the fbi. mobs here. mobs there. and one night i bring him this report. it says stokely carmichael the black fire brand organizing a mob at 14th and u street in washington to march on georgetown and burn it down. georgetown was of where bob shafer's predecessors lived. all of the television people. all of "washington post" people. we had all of the c

and the assistant chief eddie garcia. they're all going to be talking about officer johnson and officer johnson's sister will also be taking the podium to speak to all these officers and explain what kind of man he is. and we have learned from several people what kind of man he is. he is someone who is described as being very brave, someone who always had a smile on his face, approachable. just a very unassuming officer who is very respectful while he was out there on patrol. and here we see that most of the san jose police officers have already filed in. it looks like the cadets are at the end where some of the community service officers as well. of course, i'm looking beyond that. now i can see maybe the communications department is behind them as well. so there are a lot more people that still need to enter the s.a.p. center before they can start the services. all these motorcycles need to be parked. all these officers need to get inside. so it could be some time before the funeral actually begins. we'll send it back to you in the studio. >> all right. thank you, matt. and as we continue to wait for everyone to file in

some of them hadn't yet been pardoned and needed to be pardoned by johnson to take their seats. this resurgence of southern political power set the stage for a showdown with congress. the republican majority in congress refused to recognition these representatives and congress began to elaborate its own plan for reconstruction and the center of which would be african-american voting. this drama and recall sit ranc on the part of the defeated south radicalized u.s. grant. grant was not a radical republican by any means during the war, but he watched these developments with disappointment and even horror and grant would write that confronted with what he called the foolhardiness of the far too lenient andrew johnson and the blindness of the southern people to their own interested grant had adrapted -- i gradually worked up to the point where i favored disenfranchisement for african-americans, grant would write in his memoirs, and he came to see this as politically necessary. it was the only way he would argue to dispel the protection they would control the nation again and were ent

i mean, andrew johnson had never had a great reputation. professor varon: yeah, and segue to a question that is so irresistible. i am not a fan of counterfactual's, but we are all asked all the time -- if lincoln had lived, would he have fared better than andrew johnson in the spirit of reconstruction in the postwar period? what do you all think of that? professor leonard: as gary said quietly, he would not have fared worst. [laughter] some have said kindergartners would have done better than andrew johnson. [laughter] i am sorry. but i think there is no question that lincoln would have done a better job. i think we can say that within the framework of understanding that i do not think we would appreciate lincoln or feel the way so many people feel about link it today had he had to live through that period . i have said in various contexts except for the fact that he was murdered, he really got up pretty easily. [laughter] reconstruction! professor gallagher: mr. holzer: where is that quote? professor leonard: it came out of my mouth. professor gallagher: and there i

jp morgan chase bea components and so did johnson and johnson and after the bell it was intel's turn. after returning elements in time of 41 cents a share. it was roughly flat with a year ago. investors initially like what they saw sending shares higher after the report. one of the biggest challenges for the intel is the showing demand for personal computers, main stay of the service. the pc service took a hit and the ceo stacy smith said the prediction our prediction for 2015 is th pc marker will be down. and we're planning for it to be more plat than a growth market. >> josh lipton with more on where the market is headed and how it might impact intel. >> the p market is making headlines for all of the wrong reasons. forcing investors to decide whether pc-sent rick companies are still smart places to commit capital. worldwide pc shipments dropped 7% from a year ago to 68 million units during the quarter of 201 to research firm idc. one dig change last -- big change, la ended support for xp forcing companies to upgrade computers. and th wind isn't as big this year. and that is a probl

dave cortese spoke of the service and compared johnson's values to cesar chavez and said johnson's deatho left millions broken hearted. live in san jose robert handa, nbc news. >> showing the procession passing through the thousands of officers. it was gripping to see it from the ground level, even here from the chopper level. it was their way, the officers to unite and to honor and really to move forward. this procession started in los gatos, went through campbell and ultimately right there out of the front door of the s.a.p. center in downtown san jose. it was also an opportunity for regular people in the community to show their support for officer johnson and all officers. a bit like the july. people waving their american flags, saluting the procession and placing their hand over their heart. nbc bay area's michelle roberts continues our coverage from the san jose police department. michelle, you saw all of this firsthand? >> yeah, that's right. it was such an emotional day. and for many out there who couldn't make to it the memorial, some came here this afternoon to drop off flowers

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and as military governor, m.g. johnson rules with a heavy hand. he really does the bidding of the republican administration. and lincoln, johnson owned a few slaves, but he comes to embrace emancipation as a military necessity, a way to punish the confederates and rob them of resources. so lincoln turns to johnson in 1864 in the sense on political expediency, there are two calculations here. one is that lincoln is worried about his election, famously he writes he fears he may not be reelected at all. and he's trying to build a coalition of those who support the union war effort and he wants democrats in that coalition, not the peace democrats, but the war democrats who represent most democrats. he wants the war democrats in his coalition. andy johnson represents that. this is a good way, in fact the republican party in 1864, we forget this rechrissens itself the national union party. the purpose here is to say this is a big tent for all those people who want to win the war, the copperhead democrats are surrender monkeys they're not interested in wi

again, to honor and respect officer johnson. pam. >> yeah, most of us here in the business have done that before and it's just an emotional, amazing thing to see when people line the freeways and roads to watch that in honor. >>> 4:33 is the time, our coverage of officer johnson's memorial will start at 11:00 a.m. and we are also going to stream that live on our website, ktvu.com. >>> time now is 4:33, for the first time in years, now the governor is calling for the state to reduce urban water use by another 25%. ktvu tom has a breakdown on how bad the situation has come. >> until today this was the worse ever. this was last year, a pretty bad year. this is the average depth around here at this time of year and way up there, the most that was ever recorded. >> that is incredible. not a flake of snow as you see could be found yesterday at an elevation of 6800 feet. bad news for the state which is now facing its fourth year of drought and with the obvious lack of snow governor jerry brown is issuing historic state wide cuts. >> i a

and everyone comes together. >> the police officers association set up a donation page for johnson's family and that is listed on our website, nbcbayarea.com. we will have much more on the tribute tonight at 6:00. reporting live in san jose michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> an outpouring support from the community, this is a live picture. you can see a lot of people are out there right now, a tent set up outside to accommodate a large group of people there to support a fund-raiser. this fund-raiser will be happening all day. 100% of proceeds go to the johnson family. this is a frequent hangout for members of the police department. the fund-raiser will continue until closing time. 2:00 a.m. at the almaden location and downtown san jose location on west santa clara street. shark nolan owen is part owner and we are told shark players will be there to take pictures with visitors. >> there were so many powerful moments today. we created a special section on our website which includes the eloquent eulogy by officer johnson's sister. heart felt and funny at times. >> whenever mike and

fontana and johnson were actually in the same police academy class. johnson is the 12th officer to be killed in the san jose police department's 166-year history. >> here is a list right now of the other ten officers who have died. officer desmond casey died in an aircraft accident in 1999. officers gordon silva and gene simpson killed by gun fire in 1989. a year before that officer robert wurths died in a vehicle pursuit. >> and henry bunch killed by gun fire in 1985. the same year robert white was elect rocuted. in 1970 officer richard huerta was shot and killed and 20 years earlier, john cuvola was killed by gun fire. >> so was officer john bach. bach's death in 1933 and the thirst death of the san jose police department morris hubbard. a look back at all the people who have served the san jose and bay area community and sacrificed their life. >> sadly, officer michael johnson's picture will also adorn the halls of the san jose police department where they show the pictures of the officers that have been killed. a live look from inside s.a.p. center

he happened to be seated next to liz carpenter, and knew that mrs. johnson's interest in environmental protection was a safe subject to talk to her about. he was describing his new book to liz carpenter, who seemed interested, but after a few minutes got up and left. she came back, and told dr. seuss that he had a phone call. dr. seuss went to take the phone call, and it was lbj on the other end, thinking him for donating all the artwork for his new book. outside of the collection outside of san diego, i believe we have the largest collection of book related artwork that is not in san diego. the next story i want to tell is about the connection between heavyweight champion of the world, george foreman, and lbj. george foreman started out box ing while he was in the job corps. a program that lbj started. while he was in the job corps, he won a spot on the 1968 olympic team in boxing. he went down to mexico city that summer, won a gold medal, and after he defeated -- after the medal round, he held up a small american flag that he was waving around the ring. lbj

johnson's day. it's not open to our visitors on a daily basis. and the remarkable thing about this space is it is really a living, breathing artifact. it hasn't changed at all since president johnson died in january of 1973. there is a document in the corner of this room signed by among others the then archivist of the united states telling my predecessors myself and successors that nothing in this room can change. this is just as president johnson would have seen it in his day. there have been a number of luminaires in this room, seven presidents have strided through these rooms, six first ladies the queen of england prince philip prince charles, princess diana all have been in this room and looks exactly as we see it now. there is a famous interview that lbj did in the early 1970s in which lbj is sitting in that chair and walter cronkite in that couch. you see exactly what you see right now. the president was alive for about a year and a half when this library was built. it was inaugurated. he had a limited time during which he was a part of this l

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and johnson had flexibility after the seizure about his actions. and they came back around with that same situation. another mideast war six years after wanted to start the war with the hostilities to make peace. i never talked to him but it happened several times the crisis was sent the second or third week and always after kissinger about what he was doing but he was completely withdrawn which was the modus operandi. when it came to push came to shove on the 24th of october kissinger had told the israelis to ignore a the cease-fire that backfired because they saw them to keep fighting. so they sent a cable to kissinger to intervene if we did not stop the israelis. sova to happen in the sit room mix in was upstairs strunc. he was not participating there decided to raise the military readiness to send the soviets as a signal to stay out. that got a lot of attention in the media. the editors out just to not pay attention to the military apparatus was domestic purposes only to help the president in his hour of need. so that was not a dangerous moment

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community bay year and police officers everywhere are mourning the death of officer michael johnson. he was 38 years old and 14 year veteran of the san jose police department. here you see the hearse carrying johnson bode leaving a fine relevant home in los gatos this morning and arriving at the sap center downtown san jose for the service. somber procession lasted nearly 45 minutes. >> students teachers in campbell left class to pay the respect. lane the road holding nerp flag as officer johnson procession passed by. >> thousands of 81 formed officers many from around the country failed into johnson memorial and that included virtually every san josep coy. johnson casket carried into the arena where he was given final is a lawsuit from the thousands in stand answer and moving trib fruit fellow officer who was part of johnson training class. >> on the count of 3 i give mike standing ovation forth awesome life he gave for us. 1 awesome life he gave for us. 1, 2, 3. fight that round went on for full michbility officer john still being regard tonight as community rally to wrist money for

community bay year and police officers everywhere are mourning the death of officer michael johnson. e was 38 years old and 14 year veteran of the san jose police department. here you see the hearse carrying johnson bode leaving a fine relevant home in los gatos this morning and arriving at the sap center downtown san jose for the service. somber procession lasted nearly 45 minutes. >> students teachers in campbell left class to pay the respect. lane the road holding nerp flag as officer johnson procession passed by. >> thousands of 81 formed officers many from around the country failed into johnson memorial and that included virtually every san josep coy. johnson casket carried into the arena where he was given final is a lawsuit from the thousands in stand answer and moving trib fruit fellow officer who was part of johnson training class. >> on the count of 3 i give mike standing ovation forth awesome life he gave for us. 1 awesome life he gave for us. 1, 2, 3. fight that round went on for full michbility officer john still being regard tonight as community rally to wrist money for

to screen out all of the information and share appropriately? johnson: we are on the subject now to promote exactly that and get us in a better place. >> that encouraging. privacy is a critical component. we discussed three components regarding due process. you recognize the legitimate concerns regarding the enforcement in courthouses. at or near a courthouse undermines and impedes. the message of going to court is dangerous, because it can lead to deportation. as a department clarified? johnson: yes, we have a policy. i confess, i have not looked at it for a while. i know that a courthouse is considered to be -- i don't have the words exactly right. it is a special place there are and there should be exceptions for genuine public safety threats. but we do know policy. >>we do have a policy. >> i will appreciate some follow-up if we could. we also discussed nighttime and lateral repatriation. you said you knowledge of policy since 2004 has been again to be the needless separation of families. i wanted to see if u.s. ceased you had ceased that. johnson:

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between the new president andrew johnson, the republicans in congress and ultimately the justices of the supreme court. upon taking power, andrew johnson tried to define the meaning of the war unilaterally. he was only in office for one month when he announced a sweeping reconstruction policy. back in 1864, the republicans had selected johnson, a democrat , as lincoln's vice presidential running mate to show unity. johnson was the only u.s. senator from a seceded state who had remained in the senate rather than resigned and joined the confederacy. as vice president, johnson had talked tough about the need to punish the south. treason must be made odious, he said. the traders -- traitors must be punished and impoverished. their plantations must be seized and divided into small farms and sold to honest, industrious men. in may 1865, president johnson announced a policy so lenient to the south that it left his republican supporters flabbergasted. he offered sweeping amnesty to most former confederates. all confederates had to do was swear an oath of renewed allegiance to the united state

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and father. officer johnson was 38. >> mike, we will not only miss you; you have left an emptiness in our lives thatefilled. today and every day, we will honor you. rest in peace, my little brother. [ crying ] >> reporter: today's public ceremony was followed by a private ceremony at the cemetery oak hill memorial park. >> rough day. all right, len, thank you. >>> let's get you now to kpix 5's christian hartnett on the crowded sidewalks as people said good-bye to officer johnson. christian. >> reporter: that's right. we're on win clester boulevard right now near where the procession began. and for many of the people who came out on the sidewalks to watch the motorcade come by, it was a time to thank officer michael johnson and all officers for their service. they came to the roadside holding american flags, some with roses in hand. they were law enforcement officers honoring one of their own and they were grateful members of the community saying good-bye to a fallen officer most never knew. >> that doesn't matter. they're friends. they're family members. they're church-goers. and we appreciate what

community bay year and police officers everywhere are mourning the death of officer michael johnson. ear veteran of the san jose police department. here you see the hearse carrying johnson bode leaving a fine relevant home in los gatos this morning and arriving at the sap center downtown san jose for the service. somber procession lasted nearly 45 minutes. >> students teachers in campbell left class to pay the respect. lane the road holding nerp flag as officer johnson procession passed by. >> thousands of 81 formed officers many from around the country failed into johnson memorial and that included virtually every san josep coy. johnson casket carried into the arena where he was given final is a lawsuit from the thousands in stand answer and moving trib fruit fellow officer who was part of johnson training class. >> on the count of 3 i give mike standing ovation forth awesome life he gave for us. 1 awesome life he gave for us. 1, 2, 3. fight that round went on for full michbility officer john still being regard tonight as community rally to wrist money for his family. >> fundraiser s

and hard to detect. now, you've been here 14 months. >> johnson: yes. >> stahl: and you've answered a lot of my questions with, "well, it's a work in progress." >> johnson: because it is a work in progress. correct. are we large? yes, we are very large. do we have some inefficiencies that need to be eliminated? absolutely. and i believe we're moving in the right direction in that regard. >> stahl: but do you think that, under your leadership so far that things have moved fast enough? >> johnson: things cannot move fast enough for me. >> stahl: johnson realizes he can't fix all that's wrong with the department before he leaves in 2016. but he's confident it is working well enough to do the job. for instance, agencies in his department-- t.s.a. and border protection-- screen and vet nearly three million travelers every day. >> johnson: the nature of homeland security is that no news is good news. and no news sometimes means somebody got interdicted at the border, somebody got interdicted before they could get on an airplane, somebody was arrested providing material support to terrorism. homeland security m

through words and pictures officer johnson was portrayed as a loving son and brother.chief escobel said a woman approached him last week. >> she was quiet before her son listened. it was that talk that changed her son for the better. she became interested in school with a no longer defy an the. that was michael. johnson's patrol vehicle sat close to the stage. his coffin flanked by two honor guards at all times. >> safety comes at a supreme price. that must always be remembered by a grateful state and her people. >> johnson's family made her first public appearance at the funeral providing privacy as a greed. this tight knit family interspersed edd tears of sorrow with tears of laughter. jamie said her brother always did things in a big way. >> we may go to starbucks and get a cup of coffee. not my brother, he always ordered a venti, quad shot upside down caramel macciato with an have shot of caramel. >> let's rock this place, one two, three. [ cheers and applause ] >> officer johnson you will always be remembered and honored for your service, bravery and sacrifice. en

before the murder of 30-year-old capital hill attorney david messerschmitt 19-year-old domonique johnson and her live- in girl friend 21-year-old jamyra gallmon bought zip ties at this cvs right by the hotel, zip ties like ones found on messerschmitt's hands. when police told johnson they had surveillance video, she apparently caved. she left court with her family today after pleading not guilty and not saying a word. >> this is not the first time, nor the last time you've all seen either a family member or significant other of somebody accused of a crime charged in conjunction with that. >> reporter: it was february 9th when police say messerschmitt used craigslist looking for a man to have a sexual hook-up with. gallmon answered the ad posing as a man and in the end stabbed the man to death. she was arrested last week. court documents say johnson waited for gallmon outside the hotel during that robbery turned murder. the two held hands, took a bus to their southeast d.c. apartment. that's when according to court documents gallmon told johnson, "it went bad." johnson told police gallmon sto

it will be next to his pictures and casket. johnson was well liked and respected by fellow officers. weighs 14 year veteran of the department who was recently assigned to train recruits in the field. last week he was shot and killed when he responded to a 911 call to help a suicidal man. he graduated from gunderson high school. we will hear from the chief and a fellow officer who attended the police academy with him. johnson's sister will also be speaking at the memorial celebrating his life. we know there will be a slide show with music shown and a moment of silence. then outside taps will be played and a formation of police helicopters will be flying over. let's go to a map that shows the route of the procession which starts at 10:00 a.m. at a funeral home on north santa cruz avenue in los gatos. the motorcade heads to winchester boulevard and on to stevens creek and san carlos which leads into downtown which leads to the sap center. a private funeral will be held later today for the family. so take that into account if you are going

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and they appeared to have an ally in the white house. johnson even allowed the south to hold federal elections and to elect x better -- x confederates back to congress including alexander stevens who is reelected to his old george are congressional seat -- georgia congressional seat. congress met for a short time. they had just adjourned in march of 186i-5 when the war came to a close and they would not return until december. andrew johnson was left alone for eight of the most critical months in u.s. history. many x confederates who had been expecting the worst were now emboldened and ready to obstruct republican initiatives by any means necessary. when the republicans returned to congress, they refused to seat stevens and the other politicians. it's citing the authority of congress to give the judge of the elections congress told the south that they, not the president, would decide when the south would rejoin national government. after investigations by a joint committee on reconstruction determined that the situation in the south was appalling

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center are two patrol cars and one of the patrol cars belongs to officer michael johnson they are knowwill be a huge turnout more than a thousand people are septembered -- expected for the funeral. procession begins in los gatos at 10:00 a.m. at the chapel of the hills and it will head northbound on win chest are boulevard to stevens creek boulevard ending at the s.a.p. center at autumn street and santa clara and it will be emotional for law enforcement and community the first officer to die in the line of duty since 2001 and paul kelly with the police officers association talk to us about this. >> him not being here and not sighing him and being part of police family it is tough. >>> several dignitaries will be here the service starts at look with speakers from the san jose lived, michael's family and clergy followed by a moment of radio silence at 12:57 and a final salute at 1:08. police helicopters are flying in formation after the service followed by a private ceremony for the family at a san jose cemetery. >>> matt, thank you. officer johnson was shot and killed by a suspect open

and support. in that way you too give so much to our state. officer johnson's public safety service will never be forgotten. it will live on in the noble work that california law enforcement officers do every day when they put on that badge and protect our communities. this ultimate sacrifice is an eternal reminder that safety comes at a supreme price and that price must always be remembered by a grateful state and her people. to all of you who are here today thank you for honoring police officer michael johnson and may he rest in eternal peace. >> thank you attorney general harris. >>> by now we all know the story of mike's academy class and the unfortunate bond that they all share. mike is the seconds from that academy class to give the ultimate sacrifice for this think. former san jose police department will represent academy number 3 and officer us some reflections on mike. matthew 5 :it. blessed are the peacemakers for they should be called the sons of god. that's what we are. that's what we all are, all of you wearing the patch right here, right now, we a

and send mike johnson off to his final burial. ery much, kris. we see all of the officers filing in now, preparing for the memorial service that is about to get under way. what is so touching as well is we have seen his photo where it is this officer shot. he's very serious in it as well but the family has now made available some personal very personal photos him as a little boy, as a boy scott, and maybe some nieces and nephews as well. it brings the person the charismatic smile we haven't seen a lot of pictures the family is showing right now, which is very nice because in a way, you feel like you get to know him a little better. >> it just adds an entirely different dimension to your understanding of what's happening. you see him as a young boy with the big blue eyes blowing out a birthday cake or with his wife whom he planned to have a child with here in san jose. family, all of his closest friends and relatives. just humanizes it in a way that talking about what his contributions have been and how he served san jose it just ad

he went back and offered general johnson and other surrender option which he had no choice to accept. host: generally, now that your role in the war is over, how much do you know of the subsequent surrenders in north carolina and texas? guest: not very much. i was trying to follow the information but i was in seclusion in richmond with my family. what information i did receive was various letters and they were telling me what has happened. in virginia, and particular, the lines of communication were destroyed. information about general johnson was slow in reaching man and by the time it got to me general grant had already taken care of that. i was not even aware of that. host: step out of character for a moment and as we look back 100 50 years, what is the lesson today for people here at appomattox? what is the lesson to be learned from 150 years ago? guest: i think the lesson we should take away from this is no matter what the issue or topic cooler heads must ultimately prevail. we must find a compromise, we must resolve issues, as difficult as it may be because cooler heads were all

secretary johnson: senator, that's a knowable number and i'm happy to provide it to you. i don't have it sitting here. >> secretary johnson thanks for your leadership at the department of homeland security. you have a tough job. unfortunately, congress has made -- hasn't made it any easier for you. my friend and colleague from alabama says what america wants is a lawful system of immigration. couldn't agree with him more. senator durbin: lawful. would that suggest that congress should pass a law? wouldn't that be novel? we did pass a law in the senate 68-32, comprehensive immigration reform act. the house of representatives refused to call it up or anything since. if we are going to have a lawful system of immigration, perhaps we should have a law from congress. which has been opposed by most of the critics you are hearing today. what the president has tried to do is step in with a broken immigration system and make it bert. i don't know how anyone could argue that we are more secure homeland if we don't know who is living here. what the president has said is that if you a

watch more touching speeches and tributes to officer johnson on our website nbcbayarea.com. >>> and now we want to get a look at our forecast. it was a beautiful day for such a moving tribute yesterday, but we know there's a change coming, christina? >> yes, we have rain on the way. good morning to you, kris, sam, everybody at home. temperatures are pretty chilly out there, cold enough to warrant a frost advisory in the north bay valleys and this will stand until 8:00 a.m., with temperatures near freezing, and that's really a concern for all the new budlings out there now that we're in spring. unseasonably warm finish later on today. 27 degrees on the peninsula, 67 for san francisco and 76 degrees in the tri valley. more on that rain as we get into the next report. i can tell you right now we're actually looking at an opening of this storm window. i want to check your drive, here's mike. >> folks look over here. i just lined the camera up for fremont and right there waiting for us, for some flashing lights. chp says there's a crash southbound 880 right around that sign for the auto mall

susan nare and pete johnson who ripped out their lawn and put in drought resistant plants many years ago are willing to cut back more if that means helping the state get through this historic drought. >> already cut back since '95 so it's more difficult to cut back 20% if that's what they're going to ask. we will find ways to do it. >> reporter: another reason the board is considering these cutbacks, they've seen reports of people wasting water skyrocket over the past six months. even though they're well aware that we're in this drought. reporting live here in san lorenzo, bob ridell, "today in the bay." >>> next week san jose city leaders are expected to approve a plan to cut water usage by 25%. the plan also calls for limiting lawn watering to two days a week. if approved the restrictions will be in effect until march of next year. >>> 5:33 on your tuesday morning in the bay area police officer accused of buying drugs with a 2-year-old girl sitting in his car is due back in court this morning. last week san francisco police arrested kenneth white shortly after they say he bought he

he remains and is no longer a chairman. guy johnson: let's talk about a company with huge links to the energy market. it is a supplier of aluminum and released results for the second quarter. let's talk. good morning. thank you for taking the time to be with us. energy is obviously a big factor and huge amounts are required huge amounts. >> the energy costs are significant. as for the impacts it is a significant cost on profits. francine: what is your take on china? it is the big concern, in terms of growth. we should not wine about 6.5% growth. >> the concern in the moment is the change on the export tariffs. it is too early to tell with the import -- the importance of exports will be on china. >> any sense that capacity is coming out of the market? what about the supply side of the equation? how much capacity will there be in the aluminum market next year? >> we think somewhere between 600,000-700,000 pounds coming in . there is a project in canada. we expect some capacities to be curtailed. francine: where do you see them coming in?

occurred today. >> reporter: whoot shooting stopped -- when the shooting stopped, brown was dead and johnson on the run. >> i heard police cars coming around and it just was horrible. just to see somebody across the street that you know across the street die. it is very horrible. >> reporter: acting on a tip from witnesses here in the neighborhood a king georges county sheriffs deputy arrested johnson a short time after the shooting. he was found with a weapon of the same caliber as the rep used here in the car with him when he was detained and tonight he has been charged with first degree murder. in fredericksburg, garrett haake. >> investigators are certain the two knew each other but not known how. >>> new information tonight about the murder of an arlington mother. police are analyzing hair found in bonnie black's hands and on her leg that could lead to her killer. also revealed that her throat had been cut. black was found dead in her south 18th street home on april 17th. she was in process of filing for divorce from her husband david black and obtained a protective order. police are qu

and johnson and n announced a dividend increase to 75 cents a share. the ceo said that is due to a strong financial position and confidence. the yield on the payout is now about 3%. the stock was up a fraction to $100.46. >>> now to the drought out west. california has for decades neglected to build new water infrastructure. no new reservoirs and dams and now everything is on the water table, if you will. even desallination, which removed salt from sea water. jane reports from carlsbad california. >> bone dry california sits next to the largest source of water in the world. the pacific ocean. turning saltwater into fresh is expensive, requires a lot of energy and isn't good for nearby fish but california is running out of choices. >> we are standing in the middle of the reverse osmosis plant. >> josica jones is showing off the $1 billion plant built by poseidon and providing 70% of the water to the county. >> behind me is a feed line. >> they are financing the plant and san diego has agreed to buy the water at a fixed price for 30 years. >> water from