you had a very liberal, very good federal judge, frank johnson, these names are meaningful, frank johnsonho used to stand up against southern bigotry, he had enjoined the marchers from marching. he wanted to hear more. and not until the decision was that to put federal power behind the marches did they march a third time. but the second night was the most important night because when they turned those marchers away, you had ministers that answer the martin luther king junior ig's call to come to selma including white people and one famous minister who was killed that night who was clubbed over the head. in those day, you couldn't go to a regular hospital because they couldn't see you if you were black or sympathized with blacks. >> confine the civil rights struggle today. >> it's quite different from the struggle of yesterday. and this is what has to be brought home. because in those days, to work for voting rights, you had literacy tests. my mentor said what was the literacy test i asked him? he said the question was how many bubbles are there in a bar of soap. you couldn't pass the lite

they are marching after a court order was issued by federal district judge frank johnson saying they e allowed to make the 50 file -- 50-mile trip and do so with complete protection from the alabama authorities. it was governor wallace returned to president johnson and said he would like sufficient civil aid in carrying out this march. last saturday, president johnson federalized the alabama national guard and also called out about 1000 regular army troops, send them to this particular section of alabama, and they have overseen this march from its inception last sunday, 12:45 p.m., selma time. many officials are in brightpoint jackets -- bright orange jackets to set forth there particular role in the march. dr. martin luther king along with ralph lunch leading the march. they had been singing for the most part singing the freedom songs that have become synonymous with the trip from selma to montgomery. all of the female employees in the capitol complex in montgomery have been given a holiday today, but all of the male employees are on the job as usual. however, the legislators are on

. >> rose: if you ask bo and others and maybe you they say frank was two-thirds lyndon johnson. got things done. you can talk about the emancipation proclamation and the voting rights bill like in selma. >> yes. johnson for his entire congressional career was on the opposite side of the civil rights movement no doubt about it. but when he became president a i think because of the way he became president feeling it was his obligation to try to continue president kennedy's mandate, he saw the presidency as a place where you can, in fact, get something like that done and that's what he sought out to do. now, obviously -- >> rose: on civil rights he did more than kennedy had done after he became president and in fact he said -- and perhaps if kennedy had had a longer time in the second term, he might have done that, but he also said, lyndon johnson did if you can't do this what's the presidency for? >> exactly, what's it for. and obviously the march in selma had a lot to do with pushing that agenda further for johnson. >> rose: back to frank underwood, mafia chieftains they know who

they are marching after a court order was issued by federal digit judge frank johnson saying that they wallace who turned to president johnson and said that he would like sufficient civil aid in carrying out this march. last saturday, president johnson federalized the alabama national guard and called out about 1000 regular army troops, sent them to this particular section of alabama, and they have overseen this march from its inception last sunday, 12:45 p.m. summertime. many officials of the march are in bright orange jackets to set forth their particular specific role in the march. dr. martin luther king along with rough bunch leading the march -- along with ralph bunch leading the march. they have been singing songs that have been synonymous with the trip from soma to montgomery. all of the female employees in the capitol complex here in montgomery have been given a holiday today, but all of the male employees are on the job as usual. however, the legislators are on the capitol steps at the present time. this is the view of the capital from the marchers vantage point as they look u

johnson. his long-time friend frank santiago, saw a side of him when they trained off and on for 13 years at a south san jose judo academy. johnson was a black belt in judo and jujitsu. >> the biggest heart that you can imagine. you know it's very sad that he's gone. >> reporter: santiago was worried for his friend when he learned of the shooting on senter road. >> i text him. i said hey are you okay, bro? i never got a response. you know i was hoping this morning i would see something, but, you know i never got that text. >> reporter: johnson was relatively new to the force when sergeant paul kelly was his supervisor. kelly is now the president of the san jose police officers association. >> through the years i saw mike continue to grow and in the field working in patrol, he did everything that a supervisor would wanting. >> reporter: casey came to show her respects. she knew officer johnson through her work in a victim witness program in san jose. >> officer johnson responded and he was incredibly professional and helpful. he will be missed. >> reporter: even officers who didn't know johnson

johnson with the texans? because he is headed to indianapolis. the colts have been making some noise. they officially signed frank gore today. ohnson were together at the u, the miami hurricanes. >> i been in san fran for 10 years. great organization. i know that at this point in my career, you know, i wanted to build a team who got a shot to get the trophy. >> hey, take note of this. gore and the colts are now a 10- 1 shot in the latest super bowl odds. that's fourth best behind only seattle, new england and green bay. the 49ers are now 33-1 odds and the raiders 100-1 to land in super bowl 50. >> which is 332 days away. >> right. in santa clara. >> ken has the countdown clock. [overlapping speakers >> all right. for news throughout the evening the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. >> join us on the nightbeat at 10:00 on our sister station, kbcw 44/cable 12. and see us back here at 11. have a good one. captions by: caption colorado joey fatone: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] >> how you doing? how's everybody? i appreciate y

if you ask others, they say, frank underwood is two-thirds lyndon johnson.was a guy who got things done. kevin: it is an interesting thing we are examining. johnson, for his entire congressional career, was on the opposite side of the civil rights movement. when he became president, i think, the cousin of the way he became president, feeling it was his obligation to try to continue president kennedy's mandate. he saw the presidency as a place where you can get something like that done. charlie: and civil rights, he did more than kennedy. he said, lyndon johnson did, if you cannot do this, what is the presidency for? kevin: the march in selma had a lot to do with pushing that agenda further. charlie: mafia chieftains, they know who they are and what they are about. making money, keeping the family together. do this for me. i beg you. what would bill clinton say about it? kevin: i love that "house of cards." no, it is so good. charlie: and johnny carson. kevin: i am too busy writing a monologue. i can't binge. charlie: you are so good at that. this season, it

johnson. he was a very kind man >> reporter: frank's son t avenue his friend michael johnson was working.his friend attacks and said hey are you ok we did not hit their did when he did not receive a response by this morning he knew there was some a problem and he found out that he had been killed. >> grant lodes: hundreds of people have been leaving colo condolence since there are facebook de pages as as one says rest in peace to the fallen officer. um i know the my uncle did not need to take this officer's life he had a bad mental breakdown. from our family to there's we are deeply sorry for your loss. >> grant lodes: 8 you for serving the city and rest in peace hero perry at and rest in peace officer johnson are thoughts and prayers go out your family friends and fellow officers. >> pam moore: other breaking news tonight the vallejo one and that was believed to have been kidnapped for ransom showed up at her father's apartment in southern california on harm. police had been searching for her and a lot of questions are not sparked. >> reporter: denise huskins father said he almost had a

johnson. his long-time friend frank santiago saw a side of him when they trained off and on for 13 years at a south san jose judo academy. johnson was a black belt in judo and jiu-jitsu. >> just a normal guy. biggest heart that you can imagine. you know it's very sad that he's gone. >> reporter: santiago was worried for his friend when he learned of the shooting on senter road. >> i texted him. i said hey, you okay, bro? and never got a response. and you know i was hoping this morning i would see something, but i never got that text. >> reporter: johnson was relatively new to the force when sergeant paul kelly was his supervisor. kelly is now the president of the san jose police officers association. >> through the years i saw mike continue to grow, and in the field working in patrol he did everything that a supervisor would want. >> reporter: casey helcon came to show her respects. she knew officer johnson through her work in a victim protection program in san jose. >> he was incredibly professional and helpful and he will be missed. >> reporter: even officers who didn't know johnson brought

johnson. his long-time friend frank santiago, saw a side of him when they trained off and on for 13 years at a johnson was a black belt in judo and jujitsu. >> the biggest heart that you

johnson had a lot of friends who cared for him frank santiago is one of them who worried when hearing about the shooting. >> i text him and says are you okay bro? and never got a response. i was hoping to see something. i never got the text. >> they were black belts in judo and taught at the pacific judo academy in south san jose. the police sargent said johnson was an ideal officer. he was a even keel, respectful, hard working officer you'd ask him to do any assignment and it would get done. >> he had a way of communicating that helped in police work. >> mike was so easy going and just his mannerisms were easy for people on the streets to connect to him, because he was easy to talk to. he will be the 12th officer to have his photo added to the wall. his wife and father have asked for privacy to deal with the grieve. >> the family released this statement. we appreciate thoughts and prayers from the community and we love you, mike our husband brother, son uncle and hero. >> the i team has been digging into the background of the killer and found the 57-year-old had a criminal record not

johnson had a lot of friends who cared for him frank santiago is one of them who worried when hearing about the shooting. >> i text him and says are you okay bro? and never got a response. i was hoping to see something. i never got the text. >> they were black belts in judo and taught at the pacific judo academy in south san jose. the police sargent said johnson was an ideal officer. he was a even keel, respectful, hard working officer you'd ask him to do any assignment and it would get done. >> he had a way of communicating that helped in police work. >> mike was so easy going and just his mannerisms were easy for people on the streets to connect to him, because he was easy to talk to. he will be the 12th officer to have his photo added to the wall. his wife and father have asked for privacy to deal with the grieve. >> the family released this statement. we appreciate thoughts and prayers from the community and we love you, mike our husband brother, son uncle and hero. >> the i team has been digging into the background of the killer and found the 57-year-old had a criminal record not

johnson killed in the line of duty. we have new information. good afternoon, i'm juliette goodrich in for michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. more on that in just a moment. >>> the woman reported to be kidnapped and held for ran son is safe. anne makovec begins our coverage in vallejo. >> reporter: police just confirmed what the woman's family has been saying all morning long, that she is alive and well down in hunting ton beach where her parents live. here's the picture of the woman we have been talking about all week. 29-year-old denise huskins is a physical therapist at kaiser permanente in vallejo and she moved here from southern california last summer. she has been missing since monday when her live-in boyfriend called police reporting that she had been abducted from their home some 11 hours earlier and that somebody was demanding ransom. police searched that home on mare island but they maintained that the boyfriend is not a suspect or person of interest in her disappearance. in another strange twist, someone claiming to be a kidnapper sent an email to the "san francisco chronicle" yesterday. reporters there say the e

eye, frank. >>> all right, ann reuben reporting outside the apartment where that tragedy happened last night in san jose. ann, thank you. funeral information is expected tomorrow. and as officer johnson is laid to receipt, stay with ktvu, fox 2 for continuing coverage. we will bring you the latest on air, and online. >>> a major new twist tonight after a woman was reported kidnapped and then found safe. the bizarre turn of events just hours before she was set to talk to investigators. >> a north bay farm hit by thieves. the unique hen that was stolen, and why this loss couldn't have come at a worse time. >> the warm up continues. i'm tracking with cooler conditions will take hold of the bay area. >>> developing news now in a case of a woman from vallejo who was first reported for ransom for kidnap on none. investigators have just revealed that denise huskins has disappeared again. police just wrapped up a late night news conference. >> reporter: this is a very strange case. police once again are searching for denise huskins, not as a kidnapping victim, but as the purported ringleader, or orchestrater of this possible kidnapping hoax. they say that denise huskins had agreed to return

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frank somerville. >> the procession is happening right now in the south bay. the body of san jose police officer michael johnsonht to a funeral home. he left the medical examiner office, the body did, 10 minutes ago. making their way to the funeral home. the darling fisher funeral home in los gatos. led by a group of motorcycle officers. they will be having rolling street closures along the way. a very emotional and powerful picture. >> powerful imwhen just you see this happening right now -- images when you see this happening right now. the procession. how law enforcement officers lined the medical examiner office as the body was brought outside, and is now taken to the funeral home. painful time for the san jose police department. losing their first officer in the line of duty in 14 years. michael johnson was killed last night about 7:00 p.m. while spaning to a call, a man had access to a weapon. when the officers arrived on center road at 7:00 p.m. last night the officer was shot and killed. watching this procession here as they make their way to los gatos. we have seen an outpouring of support from people a

frank mallicoat. tributes are pouring in for san jose police officer michael johnson. his "senter road" condominium complex. a benefit for the family will be held a week from today. >>> criminal charges could be filed against a vallejo woman who claims she was kidnapped. denise huskins turned up yesterday safe in huntington beach. police believe she and her boyfriend made it up. >>> and today the state assembly is expected to vote on the governor's billion-dollar drought plan. the senate has already given its approval. the money would go to local water projects and people who lost jobs because of the drought. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. female announcer: through sunday at sleep train, get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save hundreds on beautyrest. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends sunday at sleep train. >>> good morning, now we have new problems in livermore. that earlier traffic alert is cleared in the eastbound lanes. and no longer causing a delay. the new issue is wes

johnson and humphrey had done with their papers. it was a total shock to me that ed morgan did that. i knew frank demarco and herb comboach was also involved in that. dimarco was never charged but he had a lot of investigation. i don't know whether they made a mistake and there were just recovering from their mistake or whether they realized that they somehow picked the wrong date and not gotten it in timely and were correcting it -- they said this is what the president's intention was. i have never talked to ed about it before he passed away and i cannot believe you did that. i'm quite surprised. >> its 1970. i want to ask you about when the houston plan crosses your desk. tell me about that, please. >> i did not see the houston plan until tom houston was getting ready to leave the white house. they temporarily put him on my staff because he was a lawyer. he would have been floating over the executive office building doing ad hoc assignments for the president on intelligence gathering. i was unfamiliar with his work. i remember when they brought down the plan -- i had to put a safe in my office.

frank mallicoat. time is 6:30. we are getting our first look at the san jose police officer who was shot and killed last night. officer michael johnson was a 14 greer veteran of the force. -- a 14-year veteran of the force. at 7:00 he was responding to a call of a drunk despondent man standing on an apartment balcony. he was armed. when officer johnson walked up to the apartment on "senter road" about 7:00 he was shot and killed. police looked for the gunman. three hours ago he was found dead in his apartment. kiet do is live in the neighborhood with more. >> reporter: good morning, still an active scene out here in east san jose. the stretch of "senter road" has been blocked off for several blocks as investigators are interviewing family members of the suspect and also gathering evidence. it looks like they will be out here for quite some time at least for a few more hours. we have a photo of that fallen officer. his name is michael johnson. 14-year veteran. he was a field training officer. he didn't have a trainee with him at the time of the incident. he is also married. his wife was not in town. they are working to get her back in

frank mallicoat. we are getting the first look at the san jose police officer who was shot and killed last night. officer michael johnson the gunman 57-year-old scott dunham is now dead. police found his body about 3:20 a.m. it's not clear whether he was hit by return fire from the police or whether he committed suicide. >>> family of brittany maynard will promote a state senate bill to allow the terminally ill to end their lives. she was a 29-year-old woman who movedoregon to die. before she died, she recorded a video urging passage of the bill in california. >>> to hear sirens at the coast this morning. noaa and the office of emergency services are testing the tsunami warning system along the entire california coastline. that will >>> good morning. we're seeing gridlock around the bay area. marin county is no whippings exception. delays from novato southbound slow until you reach lincoln and it clears out farther south out of san rafael so the golden gate bridge looks like that coming into san francisco. here's a like look at the nimitz. i checked the drive time up to 42 minutes right now between 238 and the macarthur

frank asked. and british prime minister david cameron who is recap painting for reelection on may 7 ruled outstanding for a third term. london mayor boris johnson possible successors. deep diving other ukrainian economy that now one with a slight more rosier picture, the irish economy. looking to sell off some assets of the two states owned lenders. looking to sell shares. simon harris, wonderful to have you here. thank you for stopping in. i wanted to focus in on what movements you are seeing by the european central bank? they are trying to boost lending into the real economy and injecting bond buying. simon: we are already seeing a benefit of quantitative easing. it is very much welcome. a confidence coming back into the eurozone and availability. it is also important to stay it is one of a number of things that european central bank needs to do. quantitative easing refers to the monetary policy side and is welcome and we are seeing a positive reflection about 0.25% of 10 years. we also need to see a common sense application. a continuation of structural reform. while qe is welcome, we are seeing a positive impact across the eurozone. it is o

frank gore signed a - -- signed three-year deal with the colts. he rushed for 11,000 yards and had 64 touchdowns in his career. there are more comings and goings. the 49ers are expected to release stevie johnsonarea native. he may possibly return at a lower salary. meantime, reggie bush, you've heard of him, he's due to visit the 49ers today. >>> 7:41. parents, have you been bamboozled? the shocking debate about so- called healthy drink options for kids. >> i thought i would be arrested and i wasn't but i was prepared for that. >> what he did was against the law but this man is getting a lot of praise and support for his swastika display. how he's defending his actions. >>> traffic starting to get very busy out there. take a look at 101 in san jose, where traffic is starting to stack up. it's also starting to stack up in contra costa county. we'll talk about it when we come back. >>> and speaking of san jose, we'll have updated rain totals. it looks like the south bay will be the leader of the pack. we'll see if there's more coming in. >>> that there is a -- there is a major shakeup in the leadership in ferguson, missouri. the city council last night accepted the resignation of the city manag

ruling in favor of the demonstrators, federal district court judge frank johnson jr. wrote -- quote -- "the law is clear that the right to petition one's government for the readdress of grievances -- redress of grievances may be exercised in large groups and these rights may be exercised by marching even along public highways." on sunday march 21, two weeks after bloody sunday, approximately 3,200 marchers set out from montgomery, walking 12 miles a day and sleeping in fields. by the time they reached the capitol on thursday, march 25, there werethey were 25,000 strong. as dr. king said, standing in front of the state capitol that day -- quote -- "selma alabama became a shining moment in the conscience of man. if the worst in american life lurked in its dark streets the best of american instincts arose passionately across the nation to overcome it." less than five months after the last of the three marches president lyndon johnson signed the voting rights act of 1965 landmark legislation that fundamentally transformed voting rights in the united states particularly in