but they prosecuted jack johnson. tom: i don't like to use the word arrogance but that is what it was. the feeling that he was above all of this that he can take money and laugh about it. brian: the minority accusation that he made. what do you think? tom: there is no credible information that african-americans are singled out by prosecutors in the district of columbia. it shows you how corrupt -- i tell people, when you think about all of the corruption that we are talking about in this immediate washington area including virginia and maryland, you have to remember that four governors out of seven in illinois has been or are in prison. ray nagin, the mayor of new orleans when katrina happened. turns out -- he was convicted after he left office. he was indicted and is serving a 10 year prison sentence. kilpatrick in detroit. from 1976 until 2010, there are almost 1300 officials -- public corruption is there because that is where the money and the power is. there will always be people who try to steal it, try to co-opt

jack johnson was taking money and kick backs from contracts. horrible explosion before he got indicted. the fda raided his house. usually embarrassing. his wife was at home. the feds came to the door. she called jack johnson, he was telling her to hide something like $78,000 in her bra so the fbi people would not see it. dollars check,000 down the commode so they would not see it. was caught on audiotapes. apparently they had bugged his home. it was a humiliating fall. known for had been many years as a rapidly changing to african-american community. the police were considered for decades as abusers of african. it is much different now. the jack johnson was part of the growth of the african american leadership in prince george's. once again, he just fell to the money. he took the money. brian: his wife is out of prison after serving 10 months. he was still in and he is prisoner five 277 -- zero 37 in north carolina. here's a video of one of the sting operations where he is taking money from an fbi agent. [video clip] >> [indiscernible] >> thank

brian: tapping about jack johnson. he gets out of prison in 2018.arion barry.o he was sent to prison for six months on a misdemeanor. jack johnson was sent on a felony and he got outside of and he got a lot of time. should marion barry be sent for a misdemeanor? tom: a lot of people would tell you know. he initially faced 14 charges of corruption in drug abuse. 12 of the charges the jury was hong on them. one was not guilty. he was caught smoking crack. people felt he had been in trapped. he was convicted in another case of having marijuana with another woman. audio]ackson [ lost and among other people in the marion barry was mistreated. he had a drug problem not a corruption problem, they said. brian: we have several to go in this area. by the way, prince george's county for our viewers have a million people. prison, theent to governor of west virginia and he died this year. his daughter is the united states senator from west virginia right now. tom: we do not follow that case. it is unnerving for me, i worked at nbc for here in washington, and the

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twitter reportedly named jack dorsey as its full-time ceo. johnson. this is "bloomberg west." model x hits the streets, but that company, can it hit sales targets? rave reviews, but does it matter. ? a reversal of fortune for alibaba. with a fourth straight monthly decline. now to the lead. meet the new boss. the same as the old boss. jack dorsey as the permanent ceo, according to recode. twitter stock spiked immediately. that helso reported will continue to run square, the company he founded where he is still ceo. dick costolo's the parter is in the cards. has been in that midst of a high-profile ceo search. reported that they reached out to many leaders , but none took the ceo job. ellen teaches corporate berkeley. in womack, working the story. this-- i don't know if should be a shocker that the guy sitting in the chair is still sitting in the chair and will stay in the chair. >> this is according to recode. if this does happen, it's not something you see every day. two major companies being led by the same person. definitely raising a lot of eyebrows. on another level, we h

twitter reportedly named jack dorsey as its full-time ceo. johnson. this is "bloomberg west." hits the streets, but that company, can it hit sales targets? rave reviews, but does it matter. ?

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johnson. enjoy week two of the nfl season. >>> coming up, best selling author jack auth author jackie collinsast cancer. her breakthrough book came in 1983 titled "hollywood wives." it sold 15 million copies. collins was 77 years old. >>> tonight's the night. will jon hamm take home an emmy. nbc's mike will break it down. >> his final season playing don draper finally get him a trophy for lead actor. >> i'm very, very thrilled to have been part of the show and sorry to see it end. >> "mad men" has never won a single acting emmy. if it doesn't happen, i can't imagine. he's sort of the status loser in television history. >>> for outstanding lead actress. viola davis in how to get away with murder is killing the competition, but she could lose the emmy because she didn't submit her most memorable scene. >> she did not show that moment where she took off her wig and everyone has been talking about it. >>> the real battle of the night, best drama were "game of thrones" versus ""mad membership." >> they've gotten 24 nominations. i think game of tloehrones is gg to win. >>> we loved him on "breaking

johnson. oh, they did very much enjoy the company of both of the kennedys. they went and stayed at the white house after jack and jackie were in the white house. william seale: they certainly did. they went for the inauguration, didn't they? nicole anslover: uh-huh. william seale: didn't like joe kennedy, but they liked the son. nicole anslover: no. yes. susan swain: i mentioned earlier our website, which has all the video of all of the first ladies programs we've done so far and also lots of other videos you haven't seen here. you can find it at cspan.org/firstladies. each week, we put one special thing about the first lady that we're featuring that we haven't used during the program. if you go there now, you'll find clifton truman daniel sharing another story about his grandmother from the home in independence, so something just for you online. 1952 election, why did the trumans decide -- could they have run again if they wanted to? nicole anslover: yes. william seale: yeah. nicole anslover: the constitutional amendment not only did not apply to the incumbent, but it would have only been his second time be

johnson says increased security has sweeps and random bag checks and more patrols. vice is calling on turkey to release a translator taken into custody for working with two vice journalist and jack were released yesterday and they and their translator were arrested last week accused of aiding an armed organization, the case is a reminder how easy it is to retain journalists including the u.s. and jamie mcintyre reports. >> reporter: last week an egyptian court sentenced three al jazeera journalists to three years in prison. the idea that journalists who are just doing their job can be convicted of aiding terrorists is what makes the pentagon's new law a war manual so alarming to u.s. news organizations. one secotion seems to support i saying journalists are generally regarded as civilians they may in some instances be deemed not so. >> without bringing charges withhold a journalist for an indefinite period of time even in communacado if they accuse them without providing proof of acting in a manner they believe fits the category of a beligerant which is not defined in the law of war manual. >> reporter: pentagon says two pages from a 1200 page manual are being mischaracterized a

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jack ma and the vice chairman have pledged to keep stock, eyes are on yahoo! to see what they do with their 15% stake. i will bring in cory johnsonn san francisco. do we have any chance? -- any hints? cory: yahoo! is trying to figure it out. for a plano the irs for a tax-free spinoff, the irs would not grant that. saying good luck with that, we are not approving this. show us what you are going to do and then we will tell you what your taxes are. yahoo! maybe having to find a new way to do this. the context of the lockup is like no other. , $105e the ipo is so big billion worth of stock becomes available for a sale, is now available that was not available last friday. that is a huge deal even though some of the biggest shareholders, the ceo and shareholder, softbank is a big holder, not selling. yahoo! has not announced what their plan is going to be. nonetheless, this is a company that is seeing slowing growth as a goes forward. what we're seeing from this company is it has done a bunch of acquisitions. they have done some peculiar moves with use of cash, not least of which buying back shares even though they just want to the ma