sot' brian johnson- i like living in a small town you know everbody the town has no businesses,, two abandonded churches and this spot where the delphos school once stood. standup 'while municipal elections are not fair off— the town council and mayor voted not to have elections. no one wanted to be on the city council sot;bernie rothman the town also has a street issue..it is projected to cost 500,000 to redo the street. some residents worked on the streets themselves. brian johnson some residents say it doesnt matter if this town is incorporated..or on someones map...they paly to stay here. in delphos rr ch 13 news the delphos town council meeting is tonight at five o-clock. brian johnson some residents say it doesnt matter if this town is incorporated..or on someones map...they paly to stay here. in delphos rr ch 13 news the delphos town council meeting ad lib main weather more clouds this evening and skies will becoming mostly cloudy. temperatures will be mild tonight in the mid to low 40s by early tuesday morning. moisture from the strong area of low pressure in the southe

of the passengers was richer, brian johnson. -- pitcher brian johnson. officers say the suspect fired a shot during a carjacking. no one was injured. shelley: bernie sanders is back in new hampshire. a place his challenger, hillary clinton has frequented. tonight the presidential candidate told a crowd he believes he has an excellent chance in the new hampshire primary. jean mackin begins our commitment twice 16 coverage. jean: bernie sanders plans to make it official next week, filing for the primary, but first he met with voters here at pinkerton academy. bernie sanders: what are you doing friday night? well i went to this political meeting with a guy named sanders. -- what? political revolution. bernie sanders standup to the : billionaire class that has enormous power and whose greed is destroying america. we have got to stand up to them. jean: the democrat from vermont super-pac backing. saying he' s collected 750,000 contributions from individual americans so far. bernie sanders: that is a larger number than any candidate at this point in a campaign

brian johnson arrived to the scheduled probable cause hearing. the 24-year-old suspended part-time officer allegedly concocted a tale about coming under gunfire. prosecutors say september 2, he fired rounds into his cruiser, then crashed it into a tree. the vehicle burst into flames. a massive manhunt was launched across several towns, but investigators determined johnson shooter. he has pled not guilty to several charges, including misleading a police investigation. today' s hearing lasted under two minutes, prosecutors told the judge, they are presenting their case to the grand jury. lawyers that another court date for december 18. that date could change if johnson is indicted. he is currently out on bail, under home confinement. emily: right now, a massachusetts couple is under arrest in south carolina, after nine-year-old kevin burns and 34-year-old missy stoddard of westfield, massachusetts were an officer spotted the van with alert. he found the couple and three small children along with mayor $3000 in cash. serious discipline could be on t

. >> brian johnson arrived at the courthouse this morning for a scheduled probable cause hearing. the 24-year-old suspended our time officer allegedly concocted a tale about coming under gunfire. prosecutors say september 2 he fired rounds into his own cruiser, then crashed it into a tree. the vehicle burst into flames. he then radioed in for help, claiming the shock came from a white man driving a maroon pickup truck. a massive manhunt was launched across several towns. investigators determined johnson made up the story about a shooter. he has pledged not guilty to several charges including misleading a police investigation. today' s hearing lasted under two minutes. prosecutors' s told the judge they are presenting their case to the grand jury. lawyers sent another court date for december 18. reporter: right now johnson is out on bail under home confinement. >> 24 hours from now, kids and parents will be hitting the street for prime trick-or-treating time. what will the weather be? tricky? te reaty? harvey: when you consider all the possibilities at this time of year, pretty tre

brian johnson was done district court appointed for probable cause hearing. first johnson in weeks since he claimed his cruiser was fired upon sparking a manhunt in a lot of schools. he will be back in court next month. >> happening today democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders is returning to the holding a pair of town hall meetings. the first one is happening and more starting at noon and sanders will be headed to lebanon for town hall meeting which gets underway there at 3 o'clock this afternoon. >> ongoing debate in the local neighborhood centered around black lives matter sign. why this man was forced to take it down and what his neighbors are doing now in protest. >> this is a great story a mother working to make a unique costume for her son. look at you. >> coming up next the incredible that person had on a sunday and on the entire >> mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal? anyway, you were saying. it's a tragic love story. i love tragedy. what is that noise? what? i'm on set. what movie? i'm shootin

brian johnson appeared in court for what supposed to be a probable cause hearing. prosecutors plan to bring the >>> johnson accused of firing his own gun into his cruiser back in september. then calling dispatch to report that he was shot at. it sparked a massive manhunt. investigator discovered that johnson made it all up. himself. >>> the cdf employee whose work involving bella bond cited in independent report is now exam mined by the agency. the report found that the worker copiyed and pasted years old report in 2012 and 2013 while preparing a case on bella's mother who was accused of child neglect. the report then led to dcf to close bella's case. the girl's body found later on deer island. charlie baker said that employee could be disciplined. >>> fan dual is under fire this time fund-raiser the nfl player's association. washington wide receiver filing the site. the suit alleges they have used player name and pictures without their approval. it comes as federal government officials have launched an investigation into fan dual and boston based draft king for all

brian johnson is scheduled to appear in court for probable cause hearing. last month 24-year-old month was fired for allegedly making up a story that was shot while on patrol. his report sparked a manhunt and report of schools in millis and prosecutors say it was all a lie and johnson charged himself. it is a preliminary procedure determined if the case has enough evidence to proceed to a grand jury. >> sara: graduate of prestigious prep school will spend one year in jail. owen labrie was sentenced yesterday in august. he was found guilty to lure victims. she was a freshman classmate at st. paul prep. >>> sara: uxbridge man dennis campbell pled not guilty in court. he was arrested wednesday night on board a united airlines flight when flight attendant claimed she heard him say there was a bomb in his lug angle and campbell's attorney says his client used a poor choice of words when struggling to get the bag into the overhead bin. campbell allegedly said, quote, it could come out like a bomb and hit somebody on the head. >> gene: another week for the patriot

brian johnson was in the passanger seat of a car when he was carjacked. it happened in florida. a man approached that vehicle outside of a convenient store with a gun. the man fired shot into the ground, no one was hurt and that suspect was later captured. >>> follow the story, many of the victims at a romanian club fire that killed 27 people and hurt several others were taken to the local hospital. many of them required plastic surgeries for their injuries. a band pyrotechnic hurt a lot of people, dozens of people donated blood at local hospital to help those victims. >>> wild weather in part of texas. we have video we're going to show you. it's pretty amazing, one person is dead after heavy rains flooded parts of central and southern texas. this is what they're dealing with out in texas. cars literally trapped in the middle of roadways in san marcos because of flood waters. some houses were flooded. they were asked to evacuate and flash-flood warnings are still in effect. going. the water was rising so fast. >> i quickly rolled down the window and pulled myself up. >>> the are

. >> daniel: brian johnson is scheduled to appear in court today for probable cause hearing last month the 24-year-old was fired for allegedly making up story that he was shot while on patrol. his report sparked a manhunt and closure of schools in millis and prosecutors say it was all a lie and johnson sparked a fire. it is a preliminary procedure that will determine if the case has enough evidence to proceed to a grand jury. >>> daniel: social worker who was investigating a toddler on deer island is being investigated. she copied old information about the toddler's mother and posted it into a new report. rachelle bond had been in prison 12 times, was a drug addict and lost custody of two other children but dcf closed the file on bella bond because of the social worker's actions. that was two years before bond was killed. her mother and mother's boyfriend now face charges in connection with her death. >> julie: graduate will spend one year in jail for sexual assaulting a classmate. he was found guilty of misdemeanor sex crimes and using a computer to lure his victim. she was a freshman

brian johnson, the lead singer of ac/dc who you are not hearing this morning. is 68 year-old today. lauren dawn johnson is not quite that old but she's also celebrating a birthday today and she's off. there she is. i took this picture and said wait a minute, people to have see real you before you go on the air. and she said no, she put this on social media. here's the thing, she is so darn cool, scott that she's like i don't care, here's the real me. i love that about her. she's so real. >> good for her. i'm glad she's getting some sleep. i hope she has a happy birth the day and hopefully she's sleeping in on this monday morning. it is a little chilly out there because we're looking at temperatures in the 50's. you will want that light jacket the and sweater and take a look at hurricane joaquin a category one storm, winds now at 85 miles an hour. movement off to the north/north east at 13 miles an hour, it is a hundred miles north and west of bermuda, but it will be pulling away moving out in the opened waters of the atlantic. take a look at the coast aal flood

brian johnson and a friend were sitting in a car outside a morning down in cocoa beach when pointed a gun, and demanded the keys. the suspect then fired a bullet into the ground before taking off. johnson was not hurt. florida police hunted for the suspect in the woods after he led them on a 125-mile-per-hour chase down i-95. johnson was a minor league all star who was called up to the red sox in july. frank: new this morning we're learning about a security sweep at gillette stadium before sunday's patriots-jets game. the nfl conducted a pregame room searching for electronic bugs. "the globe" reports they also questioned two patriots game-day employees on the sideline during the game but did not find anything suspicious. the nfl says the jets did not request the search and that the league randomly searches each stadium at least once per season. new trouble for daily fantasy sports sites. this time an nfl star is suing. washington's pierre garcon is accusing fanduel of profiting without permission. garcon claims he and other players should be compensated by fanduel for the use of their

. >> ♪ >> rock and roll ain't noise pollution, yeah, brian johnson, lead singer of ac/dc, as we lookive at the great wolf lodge in the beautiful pocono mountains. it might be chilly up there to wake up. >> temperatures in the pocono mountains this morning, chris, are in the lower 40's. we might dip in the upper 30's for some later this week for our north and west. the lets look at the weather by the numbers on this monday morning. a chilly start out there. not that bad. more sunshine this afternoon. so, not perfect. with a ten but a eight, not that bad. 52 degrees in center city. wind out of the north/north east at the 15 miles an hour. sunrise this morning at 7:01. but talk about your head lines, fall chill that will greet you early this morning. grab that light jacket or sweater. more sunshine ahead this week as we enter a dryer pattern. take a look at rainfall totals over the the last several days, the highest amount in sussex county, close to four and a half inches, otherwise, not as impressive as what the folks in south carolina have been dealing w take a look at the totals betw

brian johnson made the call. >> why this call today?ly just taking a look at the likely ramp of the model x. we realize that 4q we are only talking 15 to 100 cars. we've actually been at 19,000 cars next year for a while. what we've seen is now realization on the part of the market that, yeah, that's probably going to be a slower ramp than some . >> it's that long outlook on the model x. >> you are a pretty good hater on the company by virtue. words that you use in the record, you missed four negative data points. yet, you only cut the price target to 180 from 190. why should i own the stock at all if i believe all of these four things that you list here primarily the one where you said, look, the -- you say no way this company is not the next ford. >> we're making a valuation call. it's not the hate them and sort of, look, they've been successful. they do have a future as a nearby luxury maker. we just question for a while that -- is that worth $200 and more a share. we think just with now the market kind of seeing that cars are, in fa

this is our first look at brian johnson in weeks, since he claimed his cruiser was fired on. sparking a manhunt in millis and a lockdown of area schools. johnson was at wrentham district court for a probable cause hearing and back in court next month. >> elizabeth: two lanes of route 128 south in waltham are open once again after a four-car crash there. traffic was stalled until 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. several injuries were also reported. >> mark: also new at 5:00 p.m., alarming response from firefighters in a building in boston today. smoke could be seen coming from a building near tremont street. a malfunctioning solar panel may one person was transported to the hospital for smoke inhalation. >> in oxford, a deadly crash killed a mother and her infant sound christina rustin and her baby boy died after her car she was driving crossed the center line. during a meeting yesterday, officials came up with several changes to take effect. those include posts along the yellow line, warning lights which check speeds and i will appropriate to already existing rumble strips. the chan

one of the passengers with pitcher brian johnson. police caught the suspect with the help of the k-9. the suspect fired a shot. vermont snrt bernie sanders is back in the granite state, a place his top challenger, hillary clinton frequented recently. he believed he has an excellent chance in the new hampshire primary. wmur's jean mackin begins coverage from derry. >> bernie sanders filing for new hampshire's primary and first was here in derry. >> what are you doing friday night? well, i went to a political meeting with a guy named sanders, what? >> bernie sanders packed the town hall, asking voters to join what he calls a political revolution. >> sand up to a billionaire class that has enormous power and whose greed is destroying america. we have got to stand up to them. >> the democrat from vermont, again, vowed to campaign without super pac backing, saying he's collected 750,000 contributions from americans so far. >> that's a larger number from any candidate at this point in a campaign in american history. >> he told the crowd he

brian lamb: did you try to help in any way? lady bird johnson: yes, yes, of course. ian lamb: what would you do? lady bird johnson: i'd just say, "you're doing the best you can, and i think a lot of those people understand it. g and there really isn't much yu can do in a situation like that, except to say, "i'm here." susan swain: as the public sentiment against the war mounted, can you walk us through the president's ultimate decision not to seek re-election and what lady bird's role in that was? betty boyd caroli: well, she says -- and i think there's other evidence to support this that she -- well, in fact, she wrote in her diary in 1964, "i know when the time to leave will be, and it is exactly" -- and she picked march of 1968. i don't -- she was such an authentic person that i don't think she dreamed that up later. certainly, as 1967 wound on, there was a big meeting, i think, in september of '67 at the ranch, and she talks about being called in with the top advisers, and she says, "i don't want another campaign; i don't want to ask people one more time to help o

johnson? if brian will be the speaker, how do you raise the prospect of legislative action to curb inversions come and what you think about using revenue to oversee tax repatriation? donohue: i want to make two comments about that. number one, the reason that we have people looking to have money is we had the most disadvantaged tax system for american companies. we are taxed twice on overseas income, and that is why some people leave it overseas. a huge amount of that money over there by the way is not liquid capital. it is buildings and facilities and factories. so it will take some time to look into that. then the conversations that i have heard on both sides of the aisle, is that people would like to get some real tax reform in 2017, and there is a lot hesitancy about taking those funds on an ad hoc short-term basis. we need finally to get down to the fundamental reality that america's infrastructure is in very bad shape, and we need to are required that to fix our infrastructure, and the best way t

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. 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.ver thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that

brian: let me go back to the march speech of 1968 when lyndon johnson said i am not going to run. i just want to get the flavor of what he was talking about. you say your book that vietnam and watergate had a big impact on what we're doing today. president johnson: i believe that a peaceful asia is far nearer to reality because of what the united states has done in vietnam. i believe that the 9/11 door to the dangers of battle there, fighting there for us tonight, are helping the entire world avoid far greater conflicts, far wider wars, far more destruction than this one. the piece that will bring them home someday will come. brian: i was thinking today, we have not had any wars over there since then. gary: no, but the premise of the war, like the one in iraq, was wrong. the so-called domino theory turned out to be dead wrong. the chinese and feeling the mise had been in a contentious relationship for centuries. the nationalist movement was much stronger than the communist movement. still got a communist government. we recognize it, do business with it. but the dominoes didn't fal

swain: in 1999, lady bird johnson gave an interview to c-span, and she spoke about vietnam. brianamb, c-span host: where's vietnam going to fit in? lady bird johnson: as a wretched obstacle along the way, which he couldn't solve, couldn't escape, couldn't shake off. lamb: when did you see him at his lowest? lady bird johnson: during those days, i think when the bags began to come home. by that i mean lamb: body bags? lady bird johnson: they would come in at night on freight trains. and i don't know whether this was good planning or just happenstance. but several times, i would be on my way back from a trip to new york from somewhere, and at the station, as i would get off, there would be freight trains, and those bags would be -- were being unloaded and put onto -- i don't know what kind of vehicle. in that, i knew what he was doing, and i knew i couldn't help him. lamb: did you try to help in any way? lady bird johnson: yes, yes, of course. lamb: what would you do? lady bird johnson: i'd just say, "you're doing the best you can, and i think a lot of those people understand it." a

johnson jr. >> good morning, brian. >> good to see you. >> you understand questioning on the legal case.is her super bowl. if she does well today, she'll go a long way to becoming the next president of the united states. this is the decisive moment in her presidential career. >> it is defending what she did. >> and let's break this down. there's two issues. there's legal and governmental, and then there's the political. in my view, and in a lot of people's view, good government is good politics. so the republicans on this committee need to ask hillary clinton about her bona fides. about what she did on that day. about her rational perspective was. about her judgment. about her reasoning. about her performance. if they ask other questions and make her look like joan of arc or a witch in the salem witch trial then this thing goes to absolute pieces in terms of their perspective. >> i don't know what the select committee has. they talked to assistants, they talked to others. i don't know. so i'm waiting to find out. >> that's the point. they need to set up a credibility bill of charges righ

brian roberts, thank you very much for joining us. after the break, a stark warning over the threat posed by a divided euro. that conversation with guy johnsonup. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back to bloomberg tv. the headlines are in the market. the ftse 100 up for six straight days. the dax pushing back 10,000 points. a weaker euro this morning. soft data out of germany once again. the ecb might have to move at the end of the year. such of the board -- switch up the board because that is where the stories are. proposal, a 42 pound, 15 a share up from the table. up by the percent. tesco stock down by .6%. beating expectations. we have a ceo they can't rule out a rights issue, limiting visibility for investors. europe messy. a keynote speech by david cameron lived today will be watched closely. when will britain hold its eu referendum? -- told guy johnson that david cameron holds difficulty. it probably doesn't exist today. cameron is not good to find it britain to stay in. i don't think he is to find it easy. it is going to be a hard slope for him. in my believe, the european union is not in peace. i not sure in 15 years time the eu

he is new, johnson, 77 receiving yards, two touchdowns and returned to houston after playing the first 12 seasons of his career with the texans. brian hoyer throwing for 312 yards and two scores after relieving the injured starter ryan mallet. >> now you're just joining us, these are our headlines today, u.s. futures are are mixed but the fed keeps investors on their toes about a possible rate hike. the national dialogue quartet beats angela merkel and others to beat the noble peace prize. plus they call the auto division a tesla graveyard. >>> welcome back. you're still watching worldwide exchange. here in europe we'll call it higher and we hung on to the gains for most of europe. athens not following these guys. but the ftse 100 up. the cac and ftse mib continuing on the rally we've seen the last couple of days. we're higher by somewhere in the region of 5%. for many of these european markets. >> let's see what this means for the u.s. friday open: dow jones industrials should be seeing advance of 7 points. the nasdaq pricing in declines of 1 points when markets kick off. we have earnings season kicking off already. >> can you beli