the jonas garner was a proponent of the prickly pear cactus being the state flower of texas. and he lost that battle, but gained the neck name cactus jack as a result. i can only imagine what parents in texas would think if they had to plant their children down in a patch of prickly pear cactus. maybe it's a good thing that garner lost on that one. >> we produced a documentary on the life of john s garner. truman figures prominently in it. pbs broadcast at the last couple of months. i think it covered about 80% of the previous market. i want to recommend it to you for viewing. the sam rayburn library is a division of the center of the briscoe. . i'm interested in truman's relationship with the sam rayburn library. i think it's sort of provides an insight into what probably most of us already know about germans love of books and reading. -- about truman's love of books and reading. i think it was reader's digest. he received this cash award, and rayburn had very little money when he died. he was kind of like truman who never accumulated any personal wealth at all. he didn't know what to do this money. he was against, you know, he didn't

jack go? he was just here. >>> it has been a contentious day for hundreds of court employees. their one-day work stoppage started early this morning and then gained strength garnering support from the city's police officers association. >> as ktvu's south bay reporter jesse gary reports the work stop is page is expected thou to continue through friday. >> no justice, no peace. >> reporter: the unease and anger felt by court clerks had been building for years. today it boiled 0 over. >> they've had enough of their own medicine to realize that we bound together, they can't run without us. >> reporter: 330 court staffers from janitors to clerks to processors walked off the job, then marched in front of the hall of justice. the impact snarled the legal process and forced some jurors to be sent home. >> if they're not available, the system can't move forward, and that's going to affect everyone, not just the lawyers but people that have to come to court. >> reporter: this man was one of many unable to complete business with the court today. >> if worse comes to worse i will probably come back in two or three months for a review. >> reporter: negotiations center on pay a

jack's -- >> program. >> just so they can hear what started this, that led to the book being published, by simon and shoes center. >> i think about eric garner you heard what i said, murdered, he was murdered. >> i want to get to that. >> we'll go that. so, at 13 i'm selling lucys, and you know what they were. they were the -- >> loose joints. >> exactly. >> so -- explain more of that, what you were talking about there. >> we were talking about the looseys, and in the street they call them joints. but it was marijuana cigarettes for the most part. the murder, what's that story in case people weren't following it. >> eric garner, he was a young man, in staten island who was selling untaxed cigarettes, in front of a store out in staten island. the police responded to the location, and, pretty much was going to arrest him. he didn't want to go. it's all on video. he had a little bit of a push back. enough for him to be arrested? i strongly reflect that and he was choked out and killed. the m.e., i was the first person to say this guy was murdered. i called it. because i knew, n.y.p.d., it's illegal to do a chokehold. it was a homicide. >> that'

garners any additional regulatory attention. thank you. --ning to another top story continued follow-up from the eu ruling that apple owes more than $14 billion in back taxes. u.s. treasury secretary, jack lu, was asked about this in washington. >> i raised the issue that the pattern of action appears to be highly focused on u.s. firms. they point to smaller action thenst non-us firms but actions appear to be aimed squarely at our tax base. to say taxent on laws should make it impossible to escape taxes and he sees a growing consensus in congress to move forward with such tax reform. coming up, palo alto networks adjust its forecast or next year and wall street reacts. we will hear from mark mclaughlin, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ box's 2012s out drop data be -- data breach was bigger than previously known. the hack impacted more than 69 million accounts. this is just the latest example of a company resetting only passwords with is known to be compromise while leaving all others unchanged. pulling back from palo alto networks -- shares falling in wednesday training. releasedny better-than-expected earnings but its outlook for next year is not as rosy. pundit sales are expected to deceler

garner in texas. the chief executive gets a present which he said he'll pasture on the white house lawn for the next four years. he rides to the home of his old friend cactus jack for a texas breakfast and gets a warm welcome en route. later in nearby san antonio he visits the alamo, historic shrine of texas independence. in austin, a big crowd greets the president as he continues his campaign for the lone star states 23 electoral votes. stressing civil rights, the president struck at the republicans, saying they don't want public unity. on his tour, the president spoke and visited with sam rayburn, former speaker of the house. at fort worth, thousands turn out as he fights to bring the southern vote back into line. >> dewey defeats truman, the famous photo of that "chicago tribune" headline from the 1948 presidential campaign, of course we know, in fact, harry s. truman pictured here won that election and his rival new york governor thomas e. dewey had to accept defeat. this week on "the contenders" we are live from the roosevelt hotel in new york city which in november, 1948, hosted the republican party's headquarters and new york governor thomas dewey's pres