murder, johnson called asking to get his job back. >> the superintendent felt like it was odd that bob johnson was calling there, when can i come to work, after the fact, after darrell's been murdered, because his belief was that darrell didn't want him there. >> johnson said that on the day of the murder he was with his child in a dallas hospital. this was verified. but he still had time to commit the murder. >> the alibi wasn't sufficient enough, in my mind, to totally exclude him. >> but like curtis pope, he, too, passed a polygraph examination. >> the polygraph is just a tool. it's not 100% reliable. that's why it's not admissible in court. >> if it hadn't have rained, maybe we could have gotten fingerprints. but you can't focus on what you could have had. you got to find what you do have. >> investigators needed forensic evidence to solve this crime and hoped to find some of it at the scene. every day, people fall. from a simple misstep, to tripping over a rug, to just losing their balance. and not being able to get up from a fall can have serious, lifetime consequences. being prepared is

one example is bob johnson. the council awarded with my help the dc cable franchise, and he didn't have an operator. the program went and got him but international headquarters where washington was supposed to go and others i like bob johnson at least all of the planned which meant he began here in dc it is a millionaire, billionaire and look at the bt now. he reported to the tax commission when he was 23 years of age and my staff said why are you doing that for he is too young. and he moves on to become a developer and is one of the most prosperous developers in the country, white or black again, starting right here because i could name 100 more. but the final part of this vacation they were qualified members of the middle class who hadn't been given the opportunity to work. they had degrees and certificates and all kinds of things that was necessary that the dc government was basically at the top. so they opened the government up and those families were able to move from here to here and in fact i'm very proud

one example of that is bob johnson of bet. the counsel uh -- the council awarded with my help, the franchise, and he didn't have an operator. he was a programmer. then he had a problem where to locate the national head quarters of bet. we have land on new york avenue where washington beef was supposed to go. i let bob johnson lease all of that land for a dollar a year. he began here and now he is a multi-milli multi-millionare and billionaire. don peoples is another one who i appointed it the tax commission at the age of 23. people said he was too young. but he moved on to be a developer and he is one of the most prosperous developers in the country, white or black, and started right here because of my vision. i could name a hundred more like that. but the final point of the equation is the black middle class. there were qualified members of the black middle class that were not given the opportunity to work. they had degrees or certificates but the washington, d.c. government was littered white at the top so we opened the gove

then an inmate at the local jail contacted police about his former roommate, bob johnson. >> someoneho came forward and claimed that their roommate at that time in '86, johnson, had come home bloodied and said that he had killed somebody. >> johnson's mugshot looked remarkably like the composite drawing of the suspect. he didn't fit the fbi profile, but his background made him a likely suspect. >> his ex-wife told the investigators that mr. johnson had a significant drug problem, and he was conducting those burglaries to help support that habit. >> janet haynes identified johnson in a photo lineup. >> so i'm sure at that point, edmond investigators clearly thought they had their man. >> by this time, dna testing was standard practice. so, johnson's dna was compared to semen from janet haynes' rape test kit, and his footprints were compared to the bloody footprints at the crime scene. >> it was just a matter of days that we got those results back, and conclusively excluded him as a suspect of this homicide. it was not his footprint. it was not his dna type that was left behind. >> the

focus on at risk youth in the area and help businesses plan for emergencies menlo park police chief bob johnson says facebook pays the bills but that's all. yes facebook now has police on its payroll and hopes by so why are more people outraged over the extent of private sector surveillance and occupying silicon valley earlier i was joined by journalist and host of media rich radio robbie martin and i started by asking him just that. thank you i think the the most prominent reason is that most people still view these silicon valley companies as benign. public utilities really convenient you know services that aren't necessarily. corporations that are out to exploit our private data and you know the u.s. government is a good magnet for expressing all this outrage and projecting all this you know unabashed evil towards but i think for some reason silicon valley's companies were originally viewed as cute kid sort of moral and that faith has yet to be broken among most their users and this is even after the n.s.a. prism revelations. undeniably confirms you know one hundred percent proved that the n

i've created people like bob johnson who got the franchise for the b.e.t. >> and putting that building on rhode island avenue. i remember that very clearly. >> got the city to lease all that land out on new jersey avenue, new york avenue where they located for a dollar, got them started. i made more millionaires who were black than anybody in this country. anybody in this country. by giving them opportunities. >> it's all in your book. it really is an inspirational book, very personal and very revealing. "mayor for life" the incredible story of marion barry jr. >> people can order this book by amazon.com. amazon.com. all over the country, you ought to buy it, read it. they say it's easy reading. omar tyree did a heck of a job writing the book with me. i just feel great. god has been so good to me. >> we were so glad that you were able to be with us and share your story. we appreciate it very much. congratulations on your book. >> amazon.com. amazon.com. >> we'll be right back after this. when you run a business, you can't settle for slow. that's why i alway

menlo park police chief bob johnson says facebook pays the bills, but that's all. >> their role is strictly the funding aspects of it. they have no control over her responsibilities, her duties. that is all under my authority. and it's working out very well. >> reporter: facebook moved to menlo park two years ago and its campus already boasts a variety of services for its employees, everything from a barbershop to bike repair. but the neighborhood near where the company plans to expand has a higher crime rate than other parts of the city. so facebook also funded a $200,000 police substation that had been closed due to budget cuts. both facebook and mary ferguson reject the idea that she is the so-called facebook cop. in a statement, facebook told "cbs this morning," the substation and police officer in menlo park was an identified need that we're happy to support. this is part of our continued effort to be a good neighbor." yet a law professor says there is cause for concern. >> how many other companies are we going to let do this? what if an unsavory company decides they want a police forc

bob johnson has never been in office before.he promises the traditional republican virtues of limited government and less taxes. host: senator lamar alexander is in "the wall street journal" today, it highlights the fact that they weren't involved in this one. guest: no, senate races were a little bit more judicious, because they're so expensive and contentious. we have to be -- we already go through a very rigorous due diligence process, and that ncludes polling to see how high on the hill we have to climb, and we have to understand how expensive it will be. when you put all the variables together, it didn't match up. host: so your highest level senate race would be -- guest: it was in mississippi, but we're involved with dan sullivan in alaska, who's got a primary coming up, and we've got congressman tom cotton in arkansas, who didn't have a primary and is going against a democrat. host: back to your call, mayor friday ohio, democrats line. good morning. aller: good morning. caller: the last time it was increased was 1993. tha

with me are scarlet fu and adam johnson. also, bobas stephen howe from ernst & young. nasdaqyou know that the was hacked about four years ago? you may not remember. the exchange traded down a two paragraph issue on it. it is the cover story of this week businessweek. of analytics.e co all they know for sure is that a nationstate gain access to the nasdaq and we don't know what their final objective was. how can this be prevented in the future? the attitude of prevention, you pretty much already lost the battle in my opinion. i will give you an example. surgein iraq during the as an intelligence officer. when my unit to the ground, we took an attitude of prevention to prevent the attacks happening to our base. when we did, it actually cause the attacks to increase. will he took an approach on intelligence and risk man -- when we took an approach on intelligence and risk management where we dealt with bad things that were happening, we reduced the risk to a manageable level. it is the same thing for ciber and the same thing for nasdaq w

then before we go to break, i would like carla johnson -- oh, public comment. i'm sorry. excuse me. bob planthold. >> hello, anyone on the bridge line? >> i'm bob planthold. i wanted to offer an analysis, and then put the burden on you individually as councilmembers. you have heard the indications, the evidence that these tncks, they are not accessible through their communications, their vehicles do not provide universal service. they are public accommodations, but somehow, that has been overlooked by cpuc. they should have been accessible from the beginning. somehow nobody in this city is able to call attention to that or has mentioned that. the mayor is silent about the lack of accessibility. the city attorney doesn't mention it in interviews, comments about tncs. the president of the board of supervisors says nothing. the two supervisors who are mtc commissioners and ostensibly knowledge about transportation, are silent, the rest of the supervisors are silent. what is evident and obvious is lost on these public officials. a major public interest law firm, disability rights advocate i

. >>> the corruption trial against former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife begins monday morning. >> hello, i'm bruce johnson. we're not out of the woods yet. severe storms still possible overnight across the area. first alert meteorologist erica grow has the latest on our yellow alert. >> that's right, we are still in yellow alert mode because of these strong thunderstorms that continue to push through the d.c. metro area. most of the day was dry, especially in the beltway, but now the overnight hours, that's when things have really started to get active. if you watched our newscast yesterday, you heard me mention that the main event would be during the overnight hours. here we are, 11:00, and the main event is happening, up into frederick county and washington county. this is the red and orange indicating the heaviest rainfall, at a rate of one to two inches per hour in some of these little storm cells. this ising moving to the east at 45 miles per hour. expected to hit mount airy within the next 0 to 15 minutes, freedom, maryland within the next half hour. we also have some heavy rainfall down toward winc

bob? >> 50 years ago today on this very day lyndon johnson signed the civil rights act of 1964, one of themarkable legislative achievements in the history of legislation and believe it or not i'm happy they say the first two people to receive pennsylvania was dirkson republicans from illinois and a republican from ohio. >> that's true. republicans, in fact were responsible. >> they were. if it was today you wouldn't have the same thing. >> whatever. give them credit. >> i just did. >> moving on. i don't have children i just have a dog. no kid that's at summer camp. i got a letter today my first letter from a kid at summer camp. it says dear dana and peter camp is great. i'm playing kick ball in three minutes so i'm using this time to write you a letter. when are you coming up. can jasper come up soon. love ryan. that's sweet. >> he had to mention jasper. >> why don't we send jasper there right now for the rest of the summer. >> woe love to be at camp with boys. >> if you want something read on "the five" just mention jasper. >> then you're golden. >> your turn. >> time for -- >> i hate the

be another topic for bob on "face the nation" with the surge of children from central america crossing illegally into the united states. today, homeland security secretary jeh johnson toured a detention center in mexico. they're asking for $4 billion to deal with the crisis. today, the basketball player widely considered to be the best in the world said he will return to the cleveland cavaliers. four years ago, lebron james abandoned the team and the city for miami, and went on to win two nba championships. but apparently, now, all is forgiven, and dean reynolds is in cleveland. (cheering) >> reporter: the announcement set off wild celebrations in a city that has not won a pro championship in any sport for 50 years. "my relationship with northeast ohio is bigger than basketball," james said, in a statement published by 'sports illustrated'. "i didn't realize that four years ago. i do now." james, a native of akron, ohio, was a phenomenal play maker from a very young age who went straight from high school to the cavaliers. but four years ago, james announced his departure for miami in what amounted to a nationally televised jilting of cleveland. humiliated fans burn

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bob ages ago. them -- i ampo for a full fan, full disclosure. good morning. with me, olivia sterns and adam johnson. get us going on tech m&a. >> business is booming. we saw that with family dollar and dollar tree. nearly twice the level of last year. one of the players is google. they have tripled in the first half of the year to $4.2 billion. our guest is stephen leavy. he is here to help us figure it out. also, michael, the chairman and ceo of asset management. you are the expert on google here. you did an interview with who you say will be the next ceo. they have all these acquisitions. they're getting into so many different areas. they're getting into driverless cars, drones. what is the glue that is holding all these businesses together? >> it is the google in the cloud. the smart google that exists that we can access on any device seamlessly. one of the things that i introduced was the tools were doing something on your phone -- then you move to your computer. you still carry it on seamlessly there. -- much of about that money was to buy next. things,the internet of smart home company. those

security secretary jeh johnson trying to present a strong front, as the white house takes heat from republicans like congressman crows. >>> joining us is karl rove, laura ingraham, bob woodward and juan williams. karl, let's start with you. ted cruz and others saying it's all president obama's fault. what about that? >> a large measure of it stems from the 2012 order, for the better part of a decade each and every year. 2012 when he puts this order out, that number jumps to 10,000. fy13 it's 20,000. fy 14 through june of this year it was 39. in the last four years almost another 12,000. >> a question about that law. that law said that minors who came here before 2007 would have a path to citizenship basically. >> yes. >> so it doesn't apply to these kids. >> but chairman mccaul said this is being exploited by the drug car tells, but if you get to thens, you will be able stay here. >> as a matter of fact, bob, the way the law is, for kids from central america you can kind of get a per miso, can't you? >> i think we have to use the language of soccer, and that is i think the administration and the republicans are on the road to getting a yellow card on this issue and

possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org i am bobon. u.s. officials say they now have evidence the russians were involved in the shootdown of the airliner over ukraine, and in israel, there is an intense filing of the ground war in gaza. in ukraine, more complications as russian separatists continue to block international efforts to secure the crash site and are now removing bodies. and what appear on the black boxes from the scene. we will have reports from ukraine and moscow. >> in israel, the death toll rises on both sides and there is no end in sight. secretary of state john kerry joins us with the latest. we will hear from a key member of the house intelligence committee, new york congressman peter king and the former u.s.

possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations captioned by media accessup gro at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> schieffer: april bob. israeli troops move in to gaza on the ground. take on rocket facility in what may be the opening stages of a wider war. it is day six of the mid east conflict and as the rocket attacks intensify and casualties mount in gaza, neither side seem interested in a crease fire. we'll talk with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and hear from the top palestinian delegate to the united states. then he'll turn to the immigration crisis as tens of thousands of children pour across our southern border we'll talk with texas