andrew johnson would find a few friends. these were published, government records. you can look them up on the internet. you can sort of get insight into johnson's political ideology shaped by his upbringing, some of you know he was not born into a wealthy family. you know, sort of a hardscrabble life. 1850'sn by certainly the he had turned a corner with his political life -- at that point he was a slave owner. i think this sort of best analysis at this point of johnson in the bureau is by angers slap. in his not too terribly long book about andrew johnson and the bureau in reconstruction, largely broadly. the newt question about life of the free people in the aftermath of slavery, for those people who stayed on the, as i mentioned the bureau's objective was to get as many hired on contract as possible. creating contracts was a complex issue. because as i mentioned in the beginning, there are not a lot of agents. and then there just slightly more military presence in large pockets of the south. you may have to go three counties over to get to your bureau agent if you

was most divisive in the white north with president andrew johnson and within congress. part of this divisive miss centers on the ideology of free labor within the republican party of the mid-1800s. it would be a great amount of welfare for virginia. -- freedmen bureaus the number of people receiving relief consistently decreased. in november 18 65, more than 6000 children, more than 3500 women, and 1500 men. a little over 2500 children. white unionist refugees and the surviving records for virginia. we don't know as much about clothing. the only area of the state where i can find any information came from southwest virginia. not a lot of black people living there in the 1860's. the bureau not provide a welfare for the idle. hereafter no destitute rations be issued to any able-bodied man and in such cases he must provide undoubted evidence with destitution. he cannot procure any sort of employment which was underlined or to partially support them. the freedmen's community at yorktown during the summer of 1865, the bureau agent stocked rations to fannie brown and her two-

lincoln but created an enemy of the labors bureau that appeared in the form of a man on this slide, andrew johnson. he vetoed congress's freedmen bill. this time congress did override his veto. johnson's opposition to the bill was based on his own racial prejudices. formal leahy opposed the use of military during peace time. he felt the bill was a federal encroachment into state matters. he believed the bill would prevent former slaves from being self sufficient. he opposed the bill because he believed congress should not make decisions for states without representation in the federal congress. and that opposition over this subject and many others, as many folks know, will have him in a battle royale over the course of his term in office. you can see johnson kicking the freedmen bureau's bill away in his disdain. the freedmen's bureau was headed by oliver howard, who had lost his right arm in june of 1862. howard is known amongst many, certainly in the black community, for working with others to organize a university that carries his name in washington dc, for which he was the president of that un

demand put in charge is andrew johnson. andrew johnson allows the legislature to be elected throughout the south immediately after the civil war without giving african-american men the right to vote. the immediately begin passing a known as thes black codes. the black codes were laws that applied only to black people. they said black people cannot meet in groups of six after sundown. it had even more ominous laws january,like each african-americans had to produce a document showing where they were going to work or the coming year and if they cannot produce that document, they would be fined for vagrancy and sentenced to work on a plantation to pay off the fine for the coming year. the core of the black codes was to restore slavery in form if not in law. the black codes shock a lot of people in the north because it seemed like after over 700,000 americans dead that the war meant more than that. when congress finally came back into session, a long struggle goes on with resident johnson as -- president johnson as to what is vi

we certainly went to one of the worst presidents we ever had, andrew johnson. he was temperamental man, he took flight, he was boiling with resentment, he was a unionist democrat and the only southern senator not to succeed in 1861. he was a self-made man probably poor that lincoln actually. always a chip on his shoulder and this just informed his politics, quarrelsome feuding with people, small minded. john wilkes booth did a lot of damage. [inaudible] >> to take it all seriously he says he is reading about trenton , a course it is exciting, it is a great great story and he told it pretty well. but it is not just the past, it is still relevant, it is still important. he said this is something for all men at all time. so the founders were thinking and acting about issues that were not just particular to them. they still matter to us. similarly with lincoln, we are not come to have a fight over whether there is slavery in kansas, but what are men, what does the declaration say, what does the constitution mean, how should we let them guide us? these are things ar

the man put in charge is andrew johnson. andrew johnson allows legislatures to be elected throughout the south immediately after the civil war, without giving african-american men the right to vote. it fills up with ex-confederates and they pass a series of laws known as the black codes. the black codes were laws that applied only to black people. said things like, black people can't meet in groups of six after sundown. it also had even more onerous laws, like each january, african-americans had to produce a document showing where they were going to work for the coming year. if they couldn't produce the document as to what plantation they were going to work on, they'd be fined and sentenced to work on a plantation to pay off the fine for the coming year. the core of the black codes was to restore slavery in form, if not in law. the black codes shocked a lot of people in the north because it seemed like, after over 700,000 americans dead, the war meant more than that. when congress finally came back into session the following

andrew johnson, who was the new president, johnson said, you don't have the power to do that. you are answering too many political questions. that is my prerogative, go back and give them the same as appomattox. there's no question in my mind that sherman and grant understood they needed to end the war and there were going to follow the president's guidance and let him up easy and find a way to get this done and start on the road to reconstruction. >> were almost out of time. ntioned his second address, charity for all and malice toward none. that was the blueprint he gave his generals to follow. christopher: lincoln defined the war. he defined the end of the war in the second inaugural in march 1865. i think it is no coincidence that those are the two speeches on the wall at the lincoln memorial in washington, dc. they are something that every american should know, should study, because they exemplify what this nation has become since 1865. can you talk about the templates and the founding documents of the lost cause. we're going to take a five-minute break. ladies and gentle

it's an annual fund-raising event named for presidents thomas jackson and andrew johnson, but every fourg the presidential race, it becomes the pivotal moment that can turn a race upside down or cement a front-runner's hold on the nomination, just as in years before -- >> they want to go back to the dark old days where the state can tell a spouse who doesn't have to go to the nursing home, we'll give you help, but only after you sell your house, your car, and clean out your bank account. i don't know about you, folks, that is not the america i want to live in, in the 21st century. i don't believe in that. >> when newt gingrich took over the congress and tried to reinforce reaganomics, some walked away. i decided to stay and fight. >> iowa, iowa, don't just send them a message next january. send them a president. >> that's why telling the american people what we think they want to hear instead of telling the american people what they need to hear just won't do. >> joining me now to talk about the event tonight, the chair of the iowa democratic party, andy maguire, another girl with a boy

and was one of the men who had defended andrew johnson when he was impeached. kind of curious that this cigar maker could end up with one of the top lawyers in the nation representing him. that wasn't the case in lockner. lockner had a regular lawyer representing him who made serious mistakes as we can talk about later. >> we'll go to the next part here, he take it to the new york court system. he appeals his conviction under the bake shop law. what -- talk about -- >> and it was a criminal conviction. i think he was actually incarcerated for it. i'm not sure, but i think that's true. >> fined $50 the second time. $25 i think the first time -- >> i think he didn't want to pay. i think that's why he might have had to go to jail. you had to go to jail unless you paid the fine. >> what can you tell us about the pursuit of it in the sdmourts. >> -- in the courts? >> i think paul is better to answer that. >> if he was visibilities convi. he refused a plea. his attorney said he refused to plea because the act he was charged with didn't constitute a crime. it was just

andrew luck. and it was colts receiver andre johnson, a former texan who did most of the damage. take a look. one of his two touchdown receptions there. first quarter, his second one capped an 80-yard drive that houston couldn't answer. indy winning 27-20. it's the team's 16th straight afc south victory. that is an nfl record. i know you've been keeping track. >> i've b been follow so closel. the sameith baseball. i'm an expert on all of that. baseball's playoffs, it was a great night for the visiting teams. the rangers won in toronto. and the astros defeated the royals in kansas city. >> speaking of that game in kansas city, it went into rain delay in the third inning. that wasn't good for a member of the royals grounds crew. he wound up getting stuck under the tarp. >> oh, man. >> as it was being rolled out to the field. >> that's awful. the internet of course, loves this kind of stuff. the guy who went down is already referred to as tarp guy. word is he's okay. we really hope so, tarp guy. >> tarp guy's okay. the internet has had fun with it. one woman tweeting trap queen meet tarp guy. >>

andrew: first and goal for cleveland. duke johnson on the carry. up the middle. he didn't get there. stopped at the line of it's second and goal. steve b.: i don't think he's going to but for the chargers, two time-outs left. steve t.: he might start thinking about it. if they do get it before the two minutes, you'd rather have the time-outs than the time. andrew: rivers watching. from the sideline. it's second and goal. mccown, quick pass. it's caught, touchdown! fittingly, it's barnidge! he made the big play on the catch and now mike pettine will go for two, try to tie the game with 2:09 remaining. cleveland has not attempted a two-point conversion so far this year. steve t.: that bringing out all their small wide receivers. this is a great throw. barnidge squeezes it right on the goal line for the touchdown but now the browns bring on the small package. they go very light and very small at wide receiver. barnidge is still in the game and the five linemen. steve b.: the possibility here for josh mccown. he is a very mobile quarterback as well. always the possib

going to get andrew luck back, got to think next game against new england and frank gore now into the system. andre johnson, part of the game plan. things are can looking better. >> phil: they integrated everybody. you talk about coach pagano, he's -- always beliefs. he's inspirational. he talked to us, you thought they were 4-0 coming into this game the way he talks makes highways players get behind everything. talking about steve there, matt hasselbeck, he coached the system he's played in many years i used to take highlights show young quarterbacks, if you want to do it talked about it, everything, that's why he can still perform so well at 40. because he technically does so many things well. tonight that was a masterful performance by him. >> jim: next week thursday night football will be down in new orleans. atlanta falcons hosting washington this sunday. this sun defeated team at the moment going against the saints. that's great rivalry game. the saints finally got on board with win against dallas sunday night. should be some scene. >> phil: going to be great to watch both quarterbacks. they can alwa

going to get andrew luck back, got to think next game against new england and frank gore now into the system. andre johnson, part of the game plan. things are can looking better. >> phil: they integrated everybody. he's -- always beliefs. he's inspirational. he talked to us, you thought they were 4-0 coming into this game the way he talks makes highways players get behind everything. talking about steve there, matt hasselbeck, he coached the system he's played in many years i used to take highlights show young quarterbacks, if you want to do it talked about it, everything, that's why he can still perform so well at 40. because he technically does so many things well. tonight that was a masterful performance by him. >> jim: next week thursday night football will be down in new orleans. atlanta falcons hosting washington this sunday. this sun defeated team at the moment going against the saints. that's great rivalry game. the saints finally got on board with win against dallas sunday night. should be some scene. >> phil: going to be great to watch both quarterbacks. they can always perform. no matter what th

. >> andrew luck with really great weapons to get the ball to and andre johnson first round pick. you com bain that with more reliable staples giegs like ty hilton and dante and this patriots secondary will be tested. defensive back drove auto for year with foot injury as secondary set to face its biggest challenge of the year. >> i think year in and year out every time we play them, you have don't have great passing game like, johnson, a huge pick up and then doer set, you know as a rookie being in there. you know, it's a lot of targets. they got some pretty good guys. they rookie gore set they got some weapons we got to be on our p's and qs limit the big plays do our time in 60 minutes. >> malcolm butler set for biggest test since antonio brown. even colts offense really gets going they put up 30 points tonight just not be enough way patriots offense is playing. reporting live in field in indid i, trey daerr, 7 sports. thanks trey. patriots and colts facing off right here on 7 nbc. coming up in just few minutes we will get you ready for kick off with our 7 on the sidelines prega

going to get andrew luck back, got to think next game against new england and frank gore now into the system. andre johnsonf the game plan. things are can looking better. >> phil: they integrated everybody. you talk about coach pagano, he's -- always beliefs. he's inspirational. he talked to us, you thought they were 4-0 coming into this game the way he talks makes highways players get behind everything. talking about steve there, matt hasselbeck, he coached the system he's played in many years i used to take highlights show young quarterbacks, if you want to do it talked about it, everything, that's why he can still perform so well at 40. because he technically does so many things well. tonight that was a masterful performance by him. >> jim: next week thursday night football will be down in new orleans. atlanta falcons hosting washington this sunday. this sun defeated team at the moment going against the saints. that's great rivalry game. the saints finally got on board with win against dallas sunday night. should be some scene. >> phil: going to be great to watch both quarterbacks. they can always perfo

going to get andrew luck back, got to think next game against new england and frank gore now into the system. andre johnsonf the game plan. things are can looking better. >> phil: they integrated everybody. you talk about coach pagano, he's -- always beliefs. he's inspirational. he talked to us, you thought they were 4-0 coming into this game the way he talks makes highways players get behind everything. talking about steve there, matt hasselbeck, he coached the system he's played in many years i used to take highlights show young quarterbacks, if you want to do it talked about it, everything, that's why he can still perform so well at 40. because he technically does so many things well. tonight that was a masterful performance by him. >> jim: next week thursday night football will be down in new orleans. atlanta falcons hosting washington this sunday. this sun defeated team at the moment going against the saints. that's great rivalry game. the saints finally got on board with win against dallas sunday night. should be some scene. >> phil: going to be great to watch both quarterbacks. they can always perfo

andrew left through his entity citroen are entirely untrue. his motivation is the same as someone that runs into a crowded theater to falsely yell fire. he wanted people to run. betty: joining us is cory johnson been $300 for the past year. andrew left responded right away to bloomberg and said, going into a theater and yelling fire is irresponsible but going into a theater and smelling smoke and saying i think there may be a fire is a responsible thing to do, and he said that is what i did. >> let's also go back into the sequence of events that played out. like i said on friday, credit to andrew for doing his work. he came out with a report basically showing there is a specialtyen two pharmacies valiant uses to distribute. one is suing valiant, saying this is the first time we got a bill for mail. we found court documents that were not unearthed at that point in time, showing this california-based pharmacy was in possession of information and there were clear invoices. the stock has reacted to that as well. if we take a step back and think about it, there are two things happening. question mark,e or valiant inflating their numbers? surpriset of supply -- , and i think to the extent that elli

andrew luck out. hasselbeck had been sick all week. texans have been sick all season. andre johnson used to be a sick texan. now he's a well colt. brian hoyer to jaelen strong, a 95-yard drive with no time-outs towards the end of the first half. not sure what the colts' d b's were doing. listen, it made more people watch the game. this made people change the channel. bill o'brien can't believe it. hoyer just chucks it, mike adams picks it. colts win. >> i'm out. >> feels so good. >> one more moment from that astros/royals baseball game to show you. they had a rain delay in the third inning and that wasn't good for a member of the grounds crew. he wound up getting stuck under the tarp as it was being rolled out. >> poor guy, the internet, of course, loves this kind of stuff and the guy who went down already being referred to as the tarp guy. word is he's okay. really pulling for the tarp guy there. that's not too bad of a nickname. >>> up next in "the pulse," beyond the like button. facebook allowing new reactions to stat us updates. >>> full frame targets first plus size male model.

welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc, first in business worldwide, i'm andrew with joe and becky, and johnsonon expected to report this hour, company just announced a $10 billion share repurchase program, company citing a strong balance sheet and cash flow. after the closing bell, we'll get results from two more dow components, both intel and jp morgan out with numbers and we'll bring you them as well. tonight, presidential democratic candidates face off, hillary clinton will be challenged by bernie sanders -- that's joe yawning -- governor, o'malley, and former senator jim webb. >> when is that? >> this evening, sir. mark your calendar. >> cnn came out don't expecting the ratings of the gop debate because, obviously, it's a different cycle, the first two debates got big, big numbers. >> sand man, what happened here? no. i'll try to make it interesting because meanwhile, half of the nation's democratsme menwanted to challenge hillary clinton. the debate is expected to start, joe, this evening. you'll be up late for this, 9:00 p.m. eastern time. >> interesting angle to this, the biden angle. i

johnson. first down up at the 30 yard line. manning/brady -- you remember peyton lost his first six matchups with top. andrew luck has lost his first four. trying to get off of that schneid tonight. that is caught by the rookie dorsett for a first down. >> cris: we've seen this offense explode before. and it would not surprise me at all now with a bit of a hurryup here. remember, they went into tennessee in the fourth quarter. they were down 27-14 and i think scored three touchdowns and that's when andrew luck hurt his shoulder during that fourth quarter. so they're certainly capable of mounting a come back here. >> al: they were on the verge of going 0-3. and that's too high. and then butler pops dorsett right in front the bench. no flag, second and ten. >> cris: he's just had a couple sail on him today. you know, it's not typical to see him miss high the way he's missing with some of these balls tonight. that was an opportunity to keep that string of nice plays rolling. >> al: you see hasselbeck there and you ethe numbersee the numbers for the colts. excellent in the first half. and nary a point here in th

hasselbeck filling in under center for andrew luck who missed his second straight game with a shoulder injury. hasselbeck tossed a pair of touchdown passes to receiver andre johnsonincluding a two-yard reception in the fourth quarter to lead the colts to a 27-20 victory over houston. hey, bill, guess what time it is? >> is it weather time? >> it is weather time. >> don't want to talk sports anore? >> i mean if you want to. come on. >> i can talk -- >> hobble back. >> south carolina. >> yeah. >> obviously we had all the horrendous pictures all week long. there is some more rain coming. just looking at the river levels. a lot of them going down so much, this additional rainfall that's projected this weekend really shouldn't cause many problems at all. we're expecting about an inch of rain over the flood zone from columbia, myrtle beach, down to charleston and georgetown and that primarily is going to be on saturday. we are dealing with some very heavy rain in texas. we've got some rain this morning in missouri, southern portions of kansas. and if you're in northern new england one of those days that unfortunately is going to knock down a lot of those leaves. like a

andrew thomas, al jazeera. >>> and there is more news on our website, just go to aljazeera.com. >> this week on talk to al jazeera - the president of liberia ellen johnson sirleaf. >> my life story of fighting and getting up and being beaten and rising again and fighting for the things i believe in. >> the first woman elected to lead an african country has spent almost a decade rebuilding post-conflict liberia. >> people were tired of war. war was seen as something that had been initiated and carried on largely by men. so women were ready for change. >> she survived a violently abusive husband - and advocating for women's rights and full gender quality have been among the president's main priorities. >> i'm optimistic that if we continue on the progress we have already made, that we can get to - that is a battle that i'm going to fight. >> under sirleaf's leadership the small country on africa's western coast saw strong advances in economic growth - but the ebola crisis dealt a devastating blow. >> ebola was an unknown enemy, i didn't know what to do. nobody knew what to do, nobody could tell us what we were faced with you know. >> sirleaf is a noble pe

johnson. first down up at the 30 yard line. well, you go back to all those manning/brady -- you remember peyton lost his first six matchups with top. andrew luck has lost his first four. trying to get off of that schneid tonight. that is caught by the rookie dorsett for a first down. >> cris: we've seen this offense explode before. and it would not surprise me at all now with a bit of a hurryup here. remember, they went into tennessee in the fourth quarter. they were down 27-14 and i think scored three touchdowns and that's when andrew luck hurt his shoulder during that fourth quarter. so they're certainly capable of mounting a come back here. >> al: they were on the verge of going 0-3. and that's too high. and then butler pops dorsett right in front the bench. no flag, second and ten. >> cris: he's just had a couple sail on him today. see him miss high the way he's missing with some of these balls tonight. that was an opportunity to keep that string of nice plays rolling. >> al: you see hasselbeck there and you ethe number see the numbers for the colts. excellent in the first half. and nary a point here in the second half. the throw. and

andrew thomas, al jazeera. >>> and there is more news on our website, just go to aljazeera.com. >> this week on talk to al jazeera - the president of liberia ellen johnson my life story of fighting and getting up and being beaten and rising again and fighting for the things i believe in. >> the first woman elected to lead an african country has spent almost a decade rebuilding post-conflict liberia. >> people were tired of war. war was seen as something that had been initiated and carried on largely by men.

andrew luck against houston. missing the star quarterback for a second straight game, his backup matt hasselbeck throws two touchdown passes and both of them going to former houston texan andre johnsone colts win investigating a confrontation against two former teammates involved in an parent love triangle. new york knicks head coach derek fisher is said to be in a relationship with estranged wife of former grizzlies matt barnes. barnes got physical with fisher when he learned the two were together. >> when the confrontation, you went over to the house, 95 miles away to drive? >> right now we need to focus on basketball. all of the details will come out at some point. >> police were called to the home but no arrests were made. e. as we age, certain nutrients... ...become especially important. from the makers of one a day fifty-plus. new one a day proactive sixty-five plus. with high potency vitamin b12... ...and more vitamin d. more than 5 million speak for amopé pedi perfect. discover the latest innovation: new amopé pedi perfect with diamond crystals. remove hard skin effortlessly for soft beautiful feet in an instant. amopé, love every step. skwhat are you doing?

johnson. first down up at the 30 yard line. well, you go back to all those manning/brady -- you remember peyton lost his first six matchups with top. andrew luck has lost his first four. trying to get off of that schneid tonight. that is caught by the rookie dorsett for a first down. >> cris: we've seen this offense explode before. and it would not surprise me at all now with a bit of a hurryup here. remember, they went into tennessee in the fourth quarter. they were down 27-14 and i think scored three touchdowns and that's when andrew luck hurt his shoulder during that fourth quarter. so they're certainly capable of mounting a come back here. >> al: they were on the verge of going 0-3. and that's too high. and then butler pops dorsett right in front the bench. no flag, second and ten. >> cris: he's just had a couple sail on him today. you know, it's not typical to see him miss high the way he's missing with some of these balls tonight. that was an opportunity to keep that string of nice plays rolling. >> al: you see hasselbeck there and you ethe numbsee the number colts. excellent in the first half. and nary a point here in the second ha

andrew luck against houston. missing the star quarterback for a second straight game, his backup matt hasselbeck throws two touchdown passes and both of them going to former houston texan andre johnsone colts win 27-20. next week on "thursday night football," the new orleans saints hosts the atlanta falcons here on cbs. >>> in baseball both division playoff series are under way. after a rain delay, the defending a.l. champ fall at home. the houston astros get two home runs and top the kansas city royals 5-2. >>> in the other a.l. series, the texas rangers get a jump on the toronto blue jays. the rangers build an early lead and go on to win game one 5-3. both series resumes today. >>> the nba is investigating a confrontation against two former teammates involved in an parent love triangle. new york knicks head coach derek fisher is said to be in a relationship with estranged wife of former grizzlies matt barnes. barnes got physical with fisher when he learned the two were together. >> when the confrontation, you went over to the house, 95 miles away to drive? >> right now we need to focus on basketball. all of the details will come out at some point. >> police were called to the home

johnson. first down up at the 30 yard line. well, you go back to all those manning/brady -- you remember peyton lost his first six matchups with top. andrew luck has lost his first four. trying to get off of that schneid tonight. that is caught by the rookie dorsett for a first down. >> cris: we've seen this offense explode before. and it would not surprise me at all now with a bit of a hurryup here. remember, they went into tennessee in the fourth quarter. they were down 27-14 and i think scored three touchdowns and that's when andrew luck hurt his shoulder during that fourth quarter. so they're certainly capable of mounting a come back here. >> al: they were on the verge of going 0-3. and that's too high. and then butler pops dorsett right in front the bench. no flag, second and ten. >> cris: he's just had a couple sail on him today. you know, it's not typical to see him miss high the way he's missing with some of these balls tonight. that was an opportunity to keep that string of nice plays rolling. >> al: you see hasselbeck there and you ethe numbsee the number colts. excellent in the first half. and nary a point here in the second ha

johnson. first down up at the 30 yard line. well, you go back to all those manning/brady -- you remember peyton lost his first six matchups with top. andrew luck has lost his first four. trying to get off of that schneid tonight. that is caught by the rookie dorsett for a first down. >> cris: we've seen this offense explode before. and it would not surprise me at all now with a bit of a hurryup here. remember, they went into tennessee in the fourth quarter. they were down 27-14 and i think scored three touchdowns and that's when andrew luck hurt his shoulder during that fourth quarter. so they're certainly capable of mounting a come back here. >> al: they were on the verge of going 0-3. and that's too high. and then butler pops dorsett right in front the bench. no flag, second and ten. >> cris: he's just had a couple sail on him today. lucero alcaraz. lucero alcaraz. zombie con. not easy to get off the ball if you're a tight end playing against the patriots. they sacrifice rushing the passer to make sure those tight ends take shots every time they're taking off down the field. of course, the tight ends such a big part of the offense, coby

johnson. he claims that he gave access to sensitive material and reports say this won't be the last of his attacks. who is next? >>> judge andrewpolitano joins us to discuss. sounds like it's been verified by the fbi that he got into their account and lookie there, they did the same thing to johnson and brennan as well. petraeus and hillary clinton did. >> right. general petraeus kept the hard copy, the printed copy of his calendar and the supporting documents to look at for each day in a loose leaf in an unlocked desk drawer in his guarded home. convicted of failure to care for secure information. >> right. >> mrs. clinton now has sent or received over 400 e-mails through her private server. the most recent revelation of which is the actual name of a cia undercover agent, which is per se, top secret. >> there were over 400 top secret documents that she said didn't exist before. >> there were over 400 classified, top secret is the highest category. but the most recent one is what the government goes to great lengths to protect because it's a human being plaraiting undercover. she sorted on her certificate vr. she should have de

johnson comes back to haunt his former team. a couple of td catches, all from matt hasselbeck who replaced andrew luck. 27-20. i'm otis livingston. that's your cbs 2/wfan sports update. >>> the late late show interpreting some hits. >> alex is back with this morning's "two talkers." >>reporter: good morning, chris and mary. leave it to a new yorker to turn train stations and subways into their runways. actress katie holmes turned her mass transit ride up a notch while commuting in curator. the starlet posted this red strapless ball gown getting ready to aboard at penn station. she captured the photos, heels and trains, nothing better. if we only all dressed like that to get onto new jersey transit >> she just looks gorgeous, doesn't she? >> it's amazing, you walk through penn station and you see high fashion like that everywhere you look. >>reporter: so in the last few years a lot of successful broadway musicals have been base on movies. but on "the late, late show" last night, corden and lane made up their own rules. >> i'm a friend [ indiscernable ] could i see her? >> she's making a statement. it'll take a

have vest staples, andrew young, and behind them, vernon jordan, so the great warriors of the movement, and behind them are the daughters of martin luther king, and lyndon baines johnsonreally stand on their shoulders in so many ways. that's a remarkable photograph. again, shows what a truly historic occasion it really was. so some of the great photo journalism around the civil rights summit in the book. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. that's one of the great things.major's book for those -- it's right here -- mark is really a masterful job of interweaving both lbj venezuela civil rights legacy with the celebration that occurred at the library and that sense of bipartisanship really come out in the photos. it's that interplay of photos with historical text that makes your book such a great read and a very important book. >> i want to pivot a little bit and turn to betty, and talk about her book, because her book, obviously you have lbj, the larger than life figure, very polarizing, people -- we talk about this earlier -- people have always held and particularly at the time, very, very strong feelings about lbj, very strong positive or very strong negativ