as $30 billion. this after johnson & johnson bowed out of the bidding as it was reportedly not willing to meet the necessary price tag. after j&j's announcement, actelion said in a statement it was engaged in discussions with another party without giving further details. >>> and monsanto shareholders have backed the buyer deal, the still requires regulatory approval to close. donald trump's election has raised questions about the outlook for large mergers, but chief executive hugh grant says his view has not changed since november and he has not engaged with trump's transition team about the deal. >>> we'll be back after this short break. check out or world markets live blog. it runs throughout the european trading day. we'll have uk unemployment data straight after this. >>> good morning. welcome back to "street signs." i'm nancy hungerford. these are your headlines. >>> investors in europe shrug off the records reached stateside with the dow reaching the 20,000 mark ahead of the fed as janet yellen and company look to raise rates. >>> allianz chief economic adviser mohammed el-erian tells us janet yellen'

we covered the story previously as johnson ran into the stepmother. each time it just got worse. each time it got worse. now i have a mental picture in my head that won't go away and i can describe it. >> i was in front of the home earlier and you could see a memorial has been set up by the family and community members to remember the mother of five. monell was the father to two of those children. the criminal complaint filed against monell detailed that he purposely caused her death by stabbing the victim with a knife in the abdomen chest neck and face multiple times. o'shea had a final restraining order in place against monell at the time of her death. friday marked 11 days that is left is quiet town of commercial township. we caught up with the former trenton police officer and also was on the fugitive task force and his job was to locate the alleged murder or monell. >> it's unfortunate in cases like this there's going to ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> wow. [applause] thanks allie, allie marx. fantastic. >> every drivers nightmare. >> she was walking on the platform and then she jumped in fr

as boris johnson: of course, brexit has already been a wonderful journey. ? as boris johnson: i would say, we never really expected to win, i think getting behind brexit it's a bit of a laugh, plaster numbers all over a bus. in scotland, the tories other leading lady, ruth davidson, was having a blast. in elections for the scottish parliament, the conservatives steamed in second, forcing labour into third place north of the border. labour found itself with a bit of a puzzle, its leader jeremy corbyn was immensely popular with party members, not so much with his members of parliament, some of whom described his performance in the referendum campaign as pretty lacklustre. morning. early one morning, the shadow foreign secretary hilary benn was sacked, much of the rest of the shadow cabinet packed their bags, including angela eagle. you found this personally very difficult. yes. i feel i have served in the best way i can, and today i had to go. she launched a leadership challenge, but dropped out when the welsh labour mp 0wen smith got more support. can we get

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that may have taken more imagination to come to fruition but that happened as well as we know as kathryn johnson for the work she did on the mercury in the apollo missions for john glenn ground breaking flight 1962. people round the united states and around the world came to work at langley alongside people of all backgrounds and they achieve things that even today we have to stop and marvel. is this incredible when you take the best minds among us and allow the imagination to run free. such as the nation to the periods of the other stories of world war two how to transform our city and society, the hope of the civil-rights movement in the great strides alban then have made socially and economically over the course of the 20th century levision fors readers. to do >> host: and now we are joined >>host: rejoined by cyd zeigler his book is called "fair play" how lgbt athletes are claiming their rightful place in sports" here is the cover, first of all your the co-de

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johnson entertain international visitors at the ranch. the rest of the world can see what america is all about. asson frequently remarks, it is the sort of place that they love you while you are alive, they take care of you while you are sick, and they miss you when you are dead. the johnsons are an integral part of the community and their presence is felt for reasons pride.han international sales.ociation ♪ mrs. johnson plays an active part in local civic work. although it is sometimes difficult for them to completely stepped out of the spotlight even in rural texas, moments like these are a refreshing change of pace from the glittering formality of washington. ♪ ♪ narrator: it was largely partisan politics, but the rumblings from earlier in the month were largely amplified. as leader of the democratic party and longtime advocate of the principle that frank and open discussions can lead to a meeting of the minds among reasonable men, president johnson invited the democratic governors to the ranch to speak their minds and clear the air. of the 18 man group, nine accepted the invitation. their spok

this is adrian johnson also known as duane johnson. he was arrested last night. charged with first degree murder in the killing of 46-year-old tricia mccauley. tricia mccauley pound murdered in the trunk -- found murdered in the trunk of her car. >> we know this will be painful from the family and friends. >> she was last heard from 4:30 on christmas day but did know show up for dinner at a friend's house and was not on a flight out of town from the reagan airport. that same morning johnson robbed a c.v.s. in southwest d.c. and assaulted employees. later they driving mccauley's scion at the time of the incident. >> we don't believe that the suspect knew the victim. >> after 11:00, jonathan padgett who had seen johnson's face and the car on social media walking the dog in northwest d.c. when he spotted him in the car bouncing up and down to loud music. he called 911, the tip that led to johnson's arrest. >> it was frightening. a moment that you know i'm here to do something. i have to do something and mike sure it's effective. >> she was an actress and a beloved y

henry clay. >> guest: the great compromiser. >> host: lyndon baines johnson. >> guest: as a senator? >> host: ey. >> guest: over rated. think the master of the senate was mike mans field and not johnson. >> host: well, mike mans field. >> guest: master of the senate. >> host: everett dirksen. >> guest: indispensable player who now win to oppose and join up anding a unsen hero in the civil rights move. >> host: senator john cher man -- sherman cooper of kentucky. >> guest: role mad model as a young man, great conviction, very part. >> host: ted kennedy. >> guest: he was the lyon of the senate, one over many books about him have been written, and he roared and you and i both knew when he was passionate, which he was about almost everything. but in many ways i think the most accomplished kennedy -- never got to be president -- never was a attorney general but i think in almost every day the most accomplished kennedy. >> host: the most accomplished senator as a kennedy. and maybe the most accomplished -- we used to laugh with him about going to lincoln day dinners and all you had to do is

as chief executive officer. he's being replaced i kevin johnson, who currently serves as coo. son is known as a tech veteran before turning starbucks in 2009 as an executive at microsoft. since johnson became chief operating officer, starbucks has anded out mobile ordering even delivery. investors are rushing to snap up shares of snapchat's parent company ahead of next year's ipo but they are having little luck with the typical sources of rivest stock, like employees and other investors according to a report by the information. consumers are facing the same challenges as a scout out the company's first hardware product, spectacle. we were able to get our hands on the elusive specs. >> how did you get your spectacles? i have a feeling you did not wait in line for six hours. >> i have some friends at snapchat and i called in a favor. emily: if you don't have friends at snapchat, the only way to get your hands on the snap 2 spectacles is to stand in line for hours at pop-up machines across the country. $130 a pair or up to thousands on ebay. he's one of snap's first investors, so

johnson and the rest of us were worth the president, president johnson so is extremely limited as to number of people we hadn't made it very difficult for us during that period of time. >> in august richard m. nixon got his party's nomination and president johnson bided him and his staff to the ranch. clint you were there that day when they all came down. >> he decided to have them at the rest of brief them on the presidency so they came down as you see in this particular photo. vice president agnew, church of the cia to accounts, ron sigler nixon's press secretary, nixon, johnson assistant secretary cyrus vance, bob halderman one of nixon's staff jim jones tom johnson and secretary of state dean rusk. they were there to confer about the presidency. >> this is like if you can imagine president obama inviting donald trump over to have a little chat to brief him and kc won won the presidency. they spent some time together but i want you to notice what president johnson is wearing. those were his ranch close. >> that's vessel they called them come his ranch close. that morning as they ca

and breaking news about the personhe of interest.of >>reporter: that suspect now identified as duane johnson, he's from upper marlboro,boro maryland, 29 years old. that information just being release here by mpd in the last 20 minutes. as that's coming down we're also getting our first look at the beginning of the vigil right here in the bloomingdale. this is yoga district where patricia ma cull i taught yoga. meditation and chanting happening just as they remember the beloved teacher, the 46 yea6 old who went missing on christmas day, her body recovered h back of her very own car allegedly driven by that 29 year on. i want to show you just on the way over here if we can walk over, you'll see a heavy police presence, for the most part special operations. we're going to see the road shutdown as people come out of yoga district and make their way over to the park, the park wherk mack cull i was a residentesi herbal is. as you saw crowds gather ander come to yoga district you could see people before they walked into the doors already cryingyig with tiers in their eyes as they remembered this wo

johnson entertained international visitors at the ranch. the rest of the world can see what america is all about this way. asdon johnson frequently remarked, it was the sort of place where they love you while you owe -- were alive. they took care of you when you were sick and they missed you when you are dead. the johnsons are an integral part of the community and that presence is felt other than because of the national prominence. mrs. johnson plays an active part in local civic work. although it is sometimes difficult for either of them to completely step out of the spotlight and rural texas, moments like these offer a refreshing change of pace from the glittering formality of washington. it was largely partisan politics but the rome owings, weights over springs early in the month where loudly amplified by the press. as leader of the democratic party's and longtime advocate that the principal avenue frank and open discussions leading to a reading of the minds among reasonable men, president johnson invited the democratic governors to the ranch to speak their minds and clear the air. ,f the 18 man -- man wh

as lyndon johnson frequently remarked, it is the sort of place where they love you while you are alivek. and they miss you when you are dead. ♪ the johnsons are an integral part of the community, and their presence is felt for reasons other than their national prominence. stockesident's breeding brings in top honors. ♪ mrs. johnson plays an active part in local civic work. although it is sometimes difficult for either of them to completely step out of the spotlight even in rural texas, , moments like these offer a refreshing change of pace from the glittering formality of washington. ♪ >> it was largely partisan politics from white sulfur springs earlier in the month -- it was logic present in politics, but rumblings from white sulfur springs from earlier in the month were largely amplified. as leader of the democratic party and longtime advocate of the principle that frank and open discussions can lead to a meeting of the minds among reasonable men, president johnson invited democratic governors to the ranch to speak their minds and clear the air. of the 18 men group that met in west

as you say, kevin johnson will become chief executive officer. he will be replacing howard schultz as you said who will become executive chairman. shults will also continue to serve as chairman of the board. looking at the press release it says that schultz will be appointed executive chairman and shift his focus to innovation, design and development of starbucks rosaterys around the world and starbucks retail store format. that is quite a shake up. schultz moving on to another part of the business. kevin johnson stepping in. very interesting indeed. melissa: what was kevin johnson's title before this? >> doesn't say to be honest with you. just trying to find that. obviously he was high up. we'll be keep looking, sure. melissa: i want to panelists to react to this, james freeman that is a big shake-up. howard schultz is the name and face of the brand. he is the guy behind starbucks. you wonder if it is connected to politics at all. he was big advocate of hillary clinton. if you believe wikileaks on the list of people being considered as a vp pick.

as ceo. he will be named executive chairman and kevin johnson will be the ceo to succeed howard schultz as thebucks shares in the after-hours plummeted on the announcement, falling 11% and then quickly paired those losses to being down 5.5%. joe: i have the chart on my terminal, you see how quickly -- we want to bring that up -- how quickly they dropped. one second. you can see how sharp that drop was automatically but then we came back and are down a few percentile, this is a big surprise, i have not heard anything about howard schultz moving on to this role. the market taking a hit but not as much as initially. scarlet: kevin johnson is a tried-and-true executive at starbucks, the current president and the coo and he is expanding his role to the ceo according to the company's news release. howard schultz will stay on with the copy as executive chairman. towas shifted focus innovation, design, and development of starbucks reserve groceries around the world. companies social impact initiative. he will stay as chairman of the board of starbucks. do you try these reserve beans? joe: i have never

as all the world has waited. to salute the glenns with vice president lyndon johnson. the president of the united states arrives at cape canaveral, to be greeted with john and annie glenn. by the cheers of thrilled lines of proud americans, in ceremonies at mercury control center, president john f. kennedy presents the distinguished service medal to john glenn. as annie and david glenn proudly share applause with the other astronauts and with the world. as john's parents learn firsthand about friendship 7, as does marine corps general david m. shoop and the president of the united states. and this rainy day in washington is a happy day as the president and the astronaut arrive. to drive through rain-washed crowd-flooded streets for a reception as john and annie glenn with vice president lyndon johnson greet distinguished guests, including alan shepard. god speed, john glenn. god speed into the future. into the hearts of all americans. welcome to washington. welcome back to this planet. from the nation's capital to the towers of manhattan to the ticker tape parade of ne

and medicare and the rest of it, those things were passed in the first six months because just as johnsonaid after he came back from recess in september of '65, even democrats began rebelling against him. the warning is to any new president, including donald trump i think, that get the hard stuff passed at the beginning. >> what are those things? >> well, right now i don't see a lot of hard things. i see tax cuts. i see increased spending in defense. i see increased spending for transportation. i mean, if you're going to actually have any cuts, if there's any hope of being able to pay for anything, being a conservative, you have to do that up front. reagan's classic mistake was he went for the tax cuts before he went for the spending cuts. >> we haven't heard about budget cuts. almost nothing during the campaign. >> you would have to hire a conservative to be president to do that. >> okay. granted. but, look, his answer is going to be grow the economy and it will take care of itself. conservatives want to know that government is too big and too intrusive and too inefficient and bureaucrac

johnson. so it was extremely limited as to the number of people we had, and and it made it very difficult for during that period of time. >> so in august richard m. nixon got his party's nomination, and president johnson invited him and his staff down to the ranch. and, clint, you were there that day when they all came down. >> yes. he decided to have them down at the ranch to brief them on the presidency, and so they came down. there you see in this particular photo vice president agnew, director of cia, dick helms, ron zigler, nixon, johnson, assistant secretary cyrus vance, bob haldeman, one of nixon's top staff, jim jones, tom johnson and secretary of state dean rusk. they were there to confer about the presidency. >> and this is kind of like, if you can imagine, president obama inviting donald trump over to have a little chat -- [laughter] to brief him in case he won the presidency. so they spent some time together, but i want you to notice what president johnson is wearing. those were his ranch clothes, right, clint? >> that's what we called them, his ranch clothes. that morning as i ca

he built the coffee empire and spent two separate times as officer. johnsons known as a tech veteran before joining starbucks in 2009. since johnson became chief operating officer, starbucks has rolled out mobile ordering across the u.s. and tested delivery. investors are rushing to snap up shares of snapchat's parent lowany, but they are having look with typical private stock. this is according to a report by -- they scout out become a first hardware product, spectacles. of lightspeed brought over a pair for a test run. how did you get your spectacles? i have a feeling you did not wait in line for six hours. >> i have some friends at snapchat. emily: the only way to get your hands on the new spectacles is to stand in line for hours at pop up vending machines across the country. $130 a pair or up to thousands on ebay. like steve, jeremy lou was a lucky 1, 1 of snap's first investors. how does it work? button on the top and when i press it, it starts recording video and you can see the light has gone on so you are being recorded right now, and ynchs it stops,

tossing it to senior, troy johnson as the panthers would win this one going away 71-55. now the second game host teams, friends facing upset. some good hustle plays here. if at first you don't succeed, this is what you do. you throw up a circus shot. plus one, 18-17 in the second quarter. pressure defense, that was the story here. on defense. gets a steal here from jason gibson and he gets the steal. now the bad pass. then he gets the steal again. 34-17. pulls away, wins 73-39. moves to the title game tomorrow. up a few levels, wizards in san antonio, a place they have not won since 1999. a chance to party like that year. john wahl, beautiful crossover move. tie this baby at 105. still a lot of time left for san antonio to pull off the heroics and yeah, they respond. leanard, step back jumper to give san antonio the lead as fall short ye spurs 107-105. high noon tomorrow, navy versus temple. american athletic conference championship game. chance for the navy's tenth victory of the season. averaging a whopping 52 points a game in november. they are a slight favorite over

tadd johnson: as part of the evening's program, a drum and dance troupe from the american indian magnet school, and harding high school, performed a variety of dance styles. and judge humetewa had some words of advice for native students across indian country. read and write. just keep reading and writing. those are two very essential skills for any lawyer to have. but the other thing is to continue to put one foot in front of the other. and just continue to find what feels good, what feels comfortable, what charges you up. something that interests you. and i think you'll be just fine. ernie stevens: for more information about "native report" or the stories we've covered, look for us on the web at nativereport.org, on facebook, and on twitter. rita aspinwall: thank you for spending this time with your friends and neighbors in indian country. i'm rita aspinwall. ernie stevens: and i'm ernie stevens. we'll see you next time on "native report." narrator: rita aspinwall is an enrolled member of the fond du lac band of lake superior chippewa and has a bachelor's degree in social work. ernie

what was the up close and personal relationship between andrew johnson as president and u.s. grant? ronald: more fraught with difficulty. johnson tried to figure out a way to displace grant but it was also the popularity of grant. he tried to order him to mexico. he said, you have a love affair with mexico. i want you to be my special envoy. he said, no i won't do that. grant rarely criticize public leaders, but he broke with johnson. he could not speak anymore. he would attend cabinet meetings. he would give his report to the war department but then he would excuse himself after that. he was at would not participate in the rest of it. brian what was their big difference? -- brian: what was their big differences? ronald: the congressmen were putting in the 14th and 15th amendments. johnson did that recognizes and wanted to receipt all of the former confederate states. often, the delegates would be confederate generals. grant saw that this was a way of destroying everything that had been fought for for four years. brian: why did andrew johnson do that and did he have his eyes on his s

this is adrian johnson also known as duane johnson. he was arrested last night.irst degree murder in the killing of 46-year-old tricia mccauley. tricia mccauley pound murdered in the trunk -- found murdered in the trunk of her car. >> we know this will be painful from the family and friends. >> she was last heard from 4:30 on christmas day but did know show up for dinner at a friend's house and was not on a flight out of town from the reagan airport. that same morning johnson robbed a c.v.s. in southwest d.c. and assaulted employees. later they

insight into her selections for the cabinet including the appointed borisjohnson as the cabinet including the appointed boris johnsonstand why he was appointed? is that what you're suggesting?” understand why he was appointed? is that what you're suggesting? i think she, like everyone else... had questions. does this mean theresa may doesn't have a plan yet? 0r questions. does this mean theresa may doesn't have a plan yet? or does it mean she was trying to keep up on its just it mean she was trying to keep up on itsjust in it mean she was trying to keep up on its just in case? it mean she was trying to keep up on itsjust in case? i think the government has been open insane there is a live discussion about lots of these big topics, yes, we have to make some decisions before march and reformist art the talks to article 50, but they are not trying to hide the fact they haven't got of the answers yet. we've been through this thoroughly. critics would say you're a clue what is going on. critics including the queen. you're a clue what is going on. critics including the queenm you're a clue what is going on. critics includ

family and friends are grieving melanie johnson as they wait for answers. police say shots were fired from silver spring drive. they're investigating if a car was involved. johnson's big sister has this plea... 19:43:03- put the guns down. put the guns down there's too many kids losing their life by nonsense violence. put the guns down please. :11police are investigating whether someone was targeting the 15 year old. happening today - a former kenosha county sheriff's captain accused of sexual assault heads to court for his arraignment.the victim home in pleasant praire. clarence mielke owns the facility... and lives in the lower level.that's where he is accused of sexually assaulting a 50-year-old woman multiple times. mielke had been a sheriff's captain for kenosha county. he retired in 'good standing' back in 2000. he faces up to 40 years in prison. take a good look at these pictures.port washington police are searching for these men... in connection with the assault of a bartender at a schooner pub.if you recognize any of these men... call port p-d at th

>> jay johnson, as -- jey johnson was concerned about something happening.id we should have each secretary of state contact me if they need some help. so i contacted the governor of the state in nevada and told him he should call the fbi and secretary johnson and he did. some people there didn't do it. i did. >> senator mcconnell apparently did not believe the intelligence was strong enough and resisted calls for bipartisan -- >> i don't know why -- i don't know what he did or didn't do. >> do you recall that happening? >> what happening? >> that mcconnell resisting calls to move forward for some sort of bipartisan statement about russia. do you remember that happening in that september briefing? >> yeah, i've had a number of conversations with pelosi and trying to write a letter that everybody accepted and we never got one done. >> and it's because the republicans resisted it? >> well, it didn't get done. >> do you believe there was a systematic effort by the republican leadership here to withhold this information before the elections because of politics? >

lieutenant governor brian kelly, secretary of state ruth johnson, and the attorney general as assistant chairs. thank you for your service. please stand up. [applause] >> the senate majority leader as secretary, another representative as assistant secretary, and the speaker of the house kevin carter as parliamentarian, and a state representative as the assistant parliamentarian. thank you for your service. all stand up now. [applause] >> i have not known such august people to be as shy as they are today. thank you, and thank you for your assistance. the role of the official electors for the president and vice president of the united states will now be called. indicate your presence by standing here when your name is called. elector-at-large. hank, just yell out you are here. elector-at-large joseph guzman. first district, john haggard. second district, jack holmes.

half a million cases are pending in immigration court those setter in detention facilities, as secretary johnson what have you not yet accomplished? make immigration detention. >>. >> but they say they want to go after to who million illegal immigrants to you going after them quick. >> guess. we have prioritized the deportation of convicted criminals of serious offenses. i told the deportation workforce that they should focus in a law-enforcement manner and they have done that the numbers of deportations have gone down over the last four years but the percentage of those deported of convicted criminals is over 60 percent immigration detention today is 90% of the priorities. wary we need to continue to work it is illegal migration from central america. experience shows that you can build more walls of more border security but you have to address the underlying circumstances of honduras and el salvador to send the child from mexico to come to the united states for a better life and until we start addressing then i am pleased to say that congress started this and until we build out the alternative

it was 89-year-old may johnson's home for more than 50 years. her son was rescued as well. may johnson a recent stroke victim raised her family there and her children are grateful to the valiant neighbors. >> they picked her up and carried her over here because she's unable to walk or come out. >> reporter: thankful for their efforts. >> oh, my god, i am so, so grateful, thankful. >> reporter: five families in all it appears lost all their material belongings today. they're being helped tonight you by the red cross with food clothing and shelter. jim, fire inspectors say it's very likely that working fire alarms saved many lives out here today. no ruling yet on a cause yet from the fire marshal. live in cobbs creek, i'm vernon odom channel6 "action news. jim. >> thank you, vernon. >>> federal authorities have arrested a trio of bucks county officials and have charged them with money laundering. judge john waltman lower southampton director of public safety robert hoops and constable bernard rafferty accused of laundering $400,000 in cash. that was cash undercover officers to

>> those are some big shoes to fill though i would think, mike. >> nick, i guess i would wonder as johnson over, what are the top priorities or the things you'll be looking for as clues to the company's priorities right here in terms of trying to maybe reassure the street? >> i think the key is going to be what howard's role is going to be as chairman and i think that's going to be very overt. it's not going to be subtle as to what the key in terms of going forward are. that's going to be continued retail innovation which has been the primary driver of the north america comp and it's going to be what the next leg of starbucks' brand evolution is going to be. he's again going to be involved in that in terms of premium space. so i think those two things are going to be starbucks' focus going forward. >> nick, do you actually think this is going to mean more m and a and maybe schultz, that's going to be his m.o., try to drive growth via more acquisitions? >> i think if there are acquisitions, they're going to be tiny acquisitions. i think if you'they're going to acquisitions that facilitate t

racine woman whose body was found in a dumpster behind a grocery store. 31-year-old myquette johnson is charged as an ocber.according to the criminal complaint... harry fumich -- the man charged in cantwell's murder asked johnson to tell cantwell that he wanted to talk to her... and to distract cantwe's boyfend.the complaint ys johnson saw fumich strangling cantwell with a cord... wrap her in a bedspread nd tie it with a sheet.the complaint says a third person helped move cantwell's body to the dumpster behind sunshine supermarket. 3 looking ahead now...a milwaukee man charged with the murder of three of his neighbors ...is expected to be in court today for a competen hearing march -- dan popp asked people in his apartment building near 92nd and beloit where they were from -- then shot and killed three of them.attorneys for dan popp have ?challenged? a doctor's finding that their client is now mentally capabl to stand trial. popp faces three counts of first degree intentional homicide and one count of attempted homicide. 3 the two waukesha girls charged for the slender man attacks will be tried se

as equals, regardless of who they were. there are so many times in this situation i think what would catherine johnson's father say about them, how would i employ this view are better than no one else and no one is better than you because it seems very simple, and she says a that as f it were very simple. that is one of the things i feel like i've learned a lot in this research. >> one more question. >> will you have another time to sign books blacks >> i will be back in november if marvel can ever see. [applause] >> that will be another opportunity, it might be -- i will talk with the museum and, you know, we will kind of work out the logistics, so that we can get as many books assigned as possible. so, i think that is it and i thank everyone for coming. [applause]

johnson: 108 days. david: not that you're counting it. what to you say about the country's mood? what are your thoughts, as you get ready to leave, about where we're at. there was racial polarization in many cities. how are we getting along? jeh johnson: a good question and i cannot help but think back to eight years ago and the excitement in this town with the election of a black man to president. we had reached a new height in the country and it was something i never thought i would see in my lifetime. there is division right now. i think a lot of us in the political class massively misunderstood what was happening among the american electorate. divides a cultural between a lot of people out there who are believing in the idea that the government does not work for them and they are disconnected with the government, the political class, and those of us who are public servants and cover public servants. i am talking about you and me. we all thought he went too far and that he would crash and burn. that never happened. the president elect's base wanted to support him. they saw him something radically differ

as a refinement these deep technology products, not necessarily full commercialization. caroline: chris, it's been so good to get your perspective on the last day of trade and technology of 2016. the opportunities ahead, cory johnsonas ever, joining me. that was chris from bloomberg capital. not to be confused with bloomberg. a story in india. apple wants tax concession on iphones that the company plans to manufacture there. apple wrote to the industry ministry last month seeking lower important manufacturing duties. the tech giant is eager to kick-start operations in the world's fastest growing market. it's grown slow in other countries such as china. and coming up, from fake news, controversies to a big push into self-driving cars, we'll discuss the highlights and the low lights from the top tech companies, including apple, google and facebook. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: picking your new year's resolutions can be a bit tricky. not for facebook c.e.o. -- twitter c.e.o. he tweeted, following in the footsteps of brian, what's the most important thing you want to see twitter improve or in 2017? well, like him who had taken to twitter for consumer advice, dorsey got thousands of responses. on friday he wrote, tha

as cory johnson told us earlier, it's set to work on a plan for yahoo! and is going to continue that. doesn't still make strategic sense, this deal or not? sense nowakes as much as it did an hour ago. lower priceet a unless they threaten to walk away from the deal, but it does show you what they are getting and what they are acquiring comes with some hair on it. a billion hacks. it also suggests those customers , the people who use yahoo! sports, yahoo! mail, yahoo! finance, tumbler, they are concerned the value of that brand is diminished by news of this hacking. it is fascinating because tim armstrong still working on the integration plan. they don't want liability for this hacking breach. what is marissa mayer doing today? tim has been flying back and forth repeatedly to work on this and meet with executives. they are very much focused on it. the value of what they are buying is diminished by this news and the deal is enclosed. the hack that happened in 2014 -- what they are trying to buy is not just the media assets and technology, they are trying to

[ laughter and applause ] >> seth: today was yom kippur, or as gary johnson calls it, "the capital ofiland?" [ laughter and applause ] i think that's right. "playboy" has announced it will begin selling digital copies of the magazine on itunes and google play. "what's playboy?" asked a teen boy watching free pornography on the internet. [ light laughter ] we're a week away from the final presidential debate. "please tell me they're using podiums," said the chair trump was humping. [ laughter and applause ] and finally, former house speaker john boehner says he still plans on voting for trump even though he said, "donald wasn't my first choice, wasn't my second choice, for that matter he wasn't my third choice." "who was your fourth choice?" whispered jeb. [ laughter and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, we have an outstanding show for you tonight. you're here for a good one. he's the vice president of the united states, joe biden is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] she's the second lady of the united states, dr. jill biden is also with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and w

as hell. and now i've got a lot of patience for a lot of things, and i let a lot of stuff ride. >> johnson says that as an inmate, he can relate to his dog's experience of being locked up. >> it was owner surrender. they were saying it was too much for them, running around the house and erg. you have a dog like this, you have to have a yard. he has to run. if you keep him cooped up in a cage or the house, he would tear stuff up. if you keep me locked up for a long period of time [ bleep ], i mean, i'll come out acting crazy, too. >> like his dog, johnson says he hopes his experience in the program will help him change his ways. >> get in trouble like that anymore. you know, get out, raising my child, you know, and start my life over. >>> coming up -- >> johnson, i need you to pack up all your stuff. >> trouble for keith johnson might also mean trouble for his dog. >>> and -- >> i found out i'm actually a pretty damn good dog trainer. >> another member of the dog program reflects on the mistakes that took him from army veteran to inmate. >> the biggest thing about me is the fact that i hurt some

they worked the edge of the feel and worked the middle of the field and they matched up david johnson as a slot receiver and this was really what the cardinals used to be last season and that culminated -- look how wide open jermaine gresham is. it was an impressive drive. here is the question. why can't this team consistently do this all game long like they did last season? bruce arians answered that question after practice today. >> i expect play a full game like we played the first three quarters. and hopefully not get in a position where we are down two scores and have to throw it every down. well. run-pass and when we were balanced. >>> well, during the world series we suggested the d-backs might be -- jean segura, he has been dealt to the mariners and now we are hearing zach greinke and reported this weeks ago could be on the trading block. this team is interested in some young arms. they certainly could use a closer. left handed hitting outfielder. so if you look at this, they have to inherit that six year, $206 milon teams that can handle that kind of contract. maybe the dodgers

up until that point johnson was considered a popular politician after serving as prince george's county state's attorney. we spoke about his release. >> first of all, i am glad that he is home. like anyone, he's paid his dues. i hope that people begin to treat him as though he's ready to move on with life. i hope people treat him as if that happened. it's over and we wish you the best. >> reporter: again, he is now in a halfway house and expected to be there until this summer, but that gives him a lot more freedom to come and go and also to, again, begin to redevelop those relationships with his family. surely folks here in the cou him throughout his stay in prison, coming up at news 4 at 6:00, we speak about the release of the former county executive. back to you in the studio. >>> thank you. new tonight, a federal grand jury indicts a former metro transit police officer on terrorism-related charges. prosecutors say nicholas young of fairfax tried to provide resources to isis. according to the indictment young believed an associate of his had successfully joined isis back in 2014. but

johnson are here as well as gloria who is a part of my book, and many other women who worked with them and men who worked with them over at the langley research center. thank you so much for coming and if you see them in the crowd tonight, definitely, i think i see sharon back there, i am just so thrilled that these women who actually lived the history so i could write it are here. so many of us gathered here, we knew these women, we were raised by them or lived with them were worshiped with them or socialized with them worked hot by them or worked with them, and i'm sure you will agree with me when you say we have learned a tremendous amount from them. so many lessons from these women, from their lives. i have a list that can fill another book with the things that i have learned from them researching their lives, but one of the most timely, i think, and the one that i would like to emphasize tonight is the following, never allow fear to get the best of curiosity and imagination. sending humans into space is an inherent risky endeavor. it takes a powerful imagination to believe that it

as ceo. kevin johnson will take over as ceo. starbucks shares moved lower. joining us to sdiscuss what it could mean, jeff, let's kick it off with you. joe and i are were talking about this. it's not just the case of an iconic ceo retiring, stepping away, he's actually not going to step around and this iconic ceo is still going to be sort of in the wings. are you afraid for kevin johnson and his ability to actually be fully a ceo? >> it's a challenge. you're right, we have seen some major challenges. and what a coup you've had this week in terms of having wilbur ross and steve mnuchin breaking that news and sorkin and cramer ready to go with the starbucks team. hats off to cnbc. but, yeah, there is something here that i think deserves headlines, but i think there is less here than meets the eye. this man is not going anywhere. does anybody not position that ralph lauren is still driving what is happening at polo? michael dell has come in and out. there is a cat forethategory thr to as generals -- >> so is that good or bad? do we want him behind the scenes or

johnson shifted to the right as well. and no space opened for the division and it had fallen back overnight and will move forward and on johnson's left. so in the end with the arrival of kershaw what he wound up with, what he had to accept is not the formation that he desired having the divisions online two up and one back and instead three divisions across the top, two others stacked behind that center division with one division held in reserve. there is evidence that neither longstreet or hood ever realized that laws division had not gotten on the front line. by the time they will actually move forward with the assault, it is possible that longstreet was not even aware of this actual formation. so that nice grand column, that appeared on that earlier map which is so recognized by longstreet's action was not at all what he had intended. it was essentially the circumstances encountered there in the woods on that frog gi morning of sunday september 20th. as far as this stack of three divisions, 8 brigades and five lines, wh

for a time, when johnson replaced stanton as secretary of war, he was in johnson's covenant.e continued an active life. brian: what was the up close and personal relationship between andrew johnson president and u.s. grant in those years? ronald: more and more fraught with difficulty. johnson tried to figure out a way to displace grant but he also understood the popularity of grant. he tried to order him to mexico. he said, you have a love affair with mexico. i want you to be my special envoy. no, i won't do that. grand was very reticent to criticize a political leader, but he broke with johnson. they literally stopped speaking. he just couldn't speak anymore. he would attend a cabinet particular give his part and then excuse himself. brian: what were the big differences? ronald: the fact that the congress, led by republicans, were putting in place the 14th amendment, the 15th amendment, all these reconstruction ask. johnson did not recognize this and wanted to receipt all the te -- thed federa former confederate states, and grant saw this as a way of destroying everything th