if anything should be turned around, it is the management of the mta. >> jeff johnson. is mr. nson here? no, ok, christopher fulkerson. >> good afternoon, directors. i would like to make some observations about the political process chorion year. first, i would like to thank the director forxd selecting directr kobayashi. we must realize that today is the establishment is the new george 3. your tactics are deplorable. there are so basic to methods that the public cannot approve, if they know them, that you really ought to change what you are doing. the town hall meetings are an absolute sham. they have never met through any number of town hall meetings that terminate in one week, they all be reversed -- get reversed, at your direction. the tax advisory council has now told you in a structural way that they can no longer go along with a sham. there is not political representation here. we do not have the most basic american freedom. this is really as profound as taxation without representation. you are taking our livelihoods and restructuring the entire way our world works witho

. >> is jeff johnson here? herbert weiner? christopher for ochres and -- christopherfá fulkerson?hese are comments by the public. one thing i am really wondering about is when this mess is going to stop. there have been so many late muni buses, so many missing muni buses. i have waited such a long time sacramento st. to 444 ministry one evening. there is simply no excuse. the schedules have to be kept. there is basically nothing wrong with the

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. >> reporter: a closer look at the securityideo shows jeff johnson in a suit walking calmly on 5th avenue until he hears police behind him. so he reaches into his briefcase and pulls out a gun. the nypd released the video to show why two officers fired their weapons, shooting johnson and killing him. chaos erupted amid one of new york's most famous sites. police followed the man and stood over him, firing five shots. he tried to make his getaway on 5th avenue, but police caught up with him thanks to a good samaritan. >> a construction worker who had followed johnson from west 33rd street alerted to uniformed police officers who were on post in front of the empire stated building. >> we have multiple people shot in front of the empire state building. >> two civilians shot. the perp is shot. >> we have one down. >> reporter: rush hour in midtown. shots multiplied. >> i only saw the woman who had been shot in the foot. obviously she was upset. i saw the man dead on the ground in front of the empire state building. >> i heard a lot of shots. after the sixth or seventh shot, i heard screaming,

. >> one day after jeff johnson ignited a firestorm of bullets, detectives were back at the empire state building interviewing witnesses, looking for more answers. >> i saw everybody running inside the building and it was chaos. >> security video shows what tourists and commuters were caught in the middle of. you see johnson in a suit walking calmly on fifth avenue after killing former co-worker steven ercolino. two officers fired their him.ns, killing >> i saw the man dead on the ground in front of the empire state building. >> i just got shot. >> it was rush hour in midtown. those on the streets ran for cover as the shots multiplied. >> i heard a bunch of shots and after maybe the sixth or seventh shot. i heard screaming, yelling. >> one officer fired nine times, another, seven. nine people were shot, including some who were grazed and others hit by ricochet. while yesterday's mayhem didn't keep tourists away today, they say it's on their mind. >> slightly scared and apprehensive but it's in the going to spoil my trip. >> this morning, all but three of the bystanders who were wounded h

. >>> ballistic crews showed police officers fired 16 bullets when they suspect jeff johnson on fridayorning. police are learning more about johnson. neighbors say he was a quiet loaner that loved nature and photographer. police say johnson was laid off a year ago and blamed his boss for the firing. >>> and a scary scene at a pennsylvania fair as a bull broke free and started running wild on the fair grounds. the rodeo bull got loose on friday night in northern pennsylvania. ten people were hurt including a woman that had to be airlifted to a hospital. eventually, the bull's handlers were able to corral the wild animal and none of the other injuries are believed to be serious. thank goodness. >>> in crews heading out to hampton, virginia, to survey the damage there from a torrential downpour that caused extensive flooding. police are urging people not to drive because road conditions are too dangerous. emergency crews evacuated an apartment building and a senior citizen center. >>> we are tracking two very big weather headlines this morning. first, this soggy sunday in a d.c. area. wil

jeff is going to kill steve? >> i don't know. i mean, i knew there was, you know, bad blood. >> reporter: tyman worked at haysman import for six years. she said johnson'sown. >> we didn't really know what or why. we just knew that jeff did not like steve. >> that was darla miles reporting. as you heard, nine pedestrians were wounded by officers after they unloaded 16 rounds at shooting suspect jeffrey johnson. one officer shot nine rounds. another shot seven. this marks the second time this month that police gunned down a suspect in the crowded streets of new york. two weeks ago, police opened fire on a man with a knife, shooting at him 12 times. so are these kinds of responses justified? i asked retired new york police officer lou palumbo. >> they come into a situation spontaneously, they had to assess what they had. they realized immediately that he was armed with a deadly weapon and that their life was in imminent danger and so were the lives of other people in their proximity. and that's the justification for the use of deadly physical force per the penal law in new york. they were within their right to use deadly force. >> city leaders like mayor

this video shows jeff johnson in a suit walking calmly until he hears police behind him. then he pulls out a gun. the nypd released the video to show why two officers fired their weapons, though that suspect was in the middle of a crowd. johnson was shot and killed. several bystanders were also hit. before this happened johnson shot and killed a former co-worker in the street during rush hour in manhattan. commuters and tourists ran for cover. >> i heard five, six shots. i saw people running. i heard somebody yell, saying he's shooting, he's got a gun, he's shooting. >> nine other pedestrians were likely injured by ricochet and graze wounds from shots fired by police. >>> here at home a man is dead and a child is recovering, victims of gun violence in oakland. shooting happened around 8:00 near sycamore street and san pablo avenue. police found a man shot and a 7-year-old boy who had been grazed by a bullet. that man was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. the boy is at oakland children's hospital and is in stable condition. it is unclear what the relation

. >> a closer look at the security video shows jeff johnson in a suit walking calmly on fifth avenue until he hears police behind him so he reaches into his briefcase and pulls out a gun. nypd released the video showing why two officers fired their weapons, shooting and killing johnson. chaos erupted in midtown. police say johnson fired steven earl earl erclino and stood over him, firing five shots. >> a construction worker who had followed johnson from west 33rd street alerted two uniformed police officers on post in front of the empire state building. >> two civilians shot. the perp shot. >> it was rush hour in midtown. tourists ran for cover. >> i only saw the woman shot in the foot and she was very upset and i saw the man dead on the ground in front of the empire state building. >> i heard a bunch of shots, screaming, yelling, running. >> i just got shot. i just got shot, they're going to rush me to the hospital. >> one officer fired nine times, another seven times. the suspect may have been hit seven times by police and nine other pedestrians were likely injured by ricochet and

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. >> jeff johnson. referring to the end of the press conference, the abstract question. members of the house and senate over the years have wanted to see nrc be a bigger promoter of nuclear power and they have gone after -- and this is nothing new, but has gone on a long time. when he were appointed, i thought it was interesting to have a geologist. i do not think there has been another geologist. >> there hasn't. but the house and -- >> the house and senate ask a lot of questions about qualifications. one implied that you had never been to a nuclear power plant. can you defend why this is a good time to have a geologist in this position of leadership in the nrc? >> it takes me back to my main message. geology clearly matters. if that was not one of the main lessons of fukushima, i don't know what once. there was a massive earthquake. an earthquake that was not predicted. why was it not predicted? because geology is an area of dynamic knowledge. it changes with time. before the 2004 sumatra quake that created that huge tsunami in the indian ocean, seismologists had no un

jimmy johnson on the inside and banks into another driver jeff gordon minutes later the rain comes downif you are leading and the rain comes down they call the race. gordon takes his first victory of the year. tonight on game day care and mcfadden of the raiders he is back and healthy the raiders need a full season from him has missed 19 games in his career he's the key to the football team. he's our guest at 11:30 p.m. >>> friday the first game on cbs 5 >>> 49ers and the vikings. the super bowl expectations alive and well and san francisco >>> that does it for us eyew,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, captioning funded by cbs and ford-- built for the road ahead. >> gupta: new research coming out of america's most respected institutions is starting to find that sugar could be a driving force behind some of this country's leading killers. is sugar toxic? >> i believe it is. >> gupta: do you ever worry that just sounds a little bit over the top? >> sure. all the time. but it is the truth. >> gupta: and it turns out sugar is becoming major focus in cancer research, too. louis cantley is looking at the c

jimmy johnson loses the lead to another hendrick and teammate jeff gordon. minutes later the rains come and if your in the lead you raise your hands in victory. michael phelps kept his olympic career with a record 22nd medal in the four times 100 medley relay. united states in second place, he had given the u.s. the lead, and then the anchor takes it home for the gold. phelps has said his final olympics has not decided what he will do next. i will say he has plenty of options. >>> this has been fun to watch. >>> dear mcfadden on the show tonight >>> for nasa scientists meet the 15 year-old girl who gave the mars rover are named and she left her mark on curiosity more tonight at 630. will see you back here and half an hour and a 10 and 11 news updates @ cbs s f dot com good night. >> pelley: tonight's gunfire at sunday service, be arm add tack on a sikh temple in wisconsin leaves at least seven dead and more hurt including a police officer. >> i always felt this was a safe place. we never thought this would happen even in my church, ever. wildfires continue t

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johnson lurking. she said, i thought, oh, my god, he's going to shoot him. steve screamed, jefft him and i just turned and ran. >> johnson fled with a .45 caliber handgun in a black bag he had under his arm. a construction worker who had followed johnson from west 33rd street alerted two uniformed police officers. >> reporter: chaos erupted. bystanders ran for cover. and police pursued johnson. >> as the two officers approached johnson, he pulled his .45 caliber semiautomatic pistol from his bag and fired on the officers who returned fire. >> reporter: police fired 14 rounds, some of which are believed to have hit eight innocent bystanders. >> i heard the gun shots and we looked towards the left and saw three or four people fall. the whole entire crosswalk emptied and people were running. >> reporter: johnson went down immediately. >> i pulled him over, cuffed him, kicked the gun away. >> reporter: after one man was killed, eight people wounded and hundreds of people ran for their lives, jeffrey johnson died in the shadow of the empire state building. joining us now is a former

johnson lurking. she says i saw him pull a gun from his jacket and i thought oh my god, he's going to shoot him. steve screamed, jeffshot him and i ran. >> he flet with a .45 caliber handgun secreted in a black bag under his arm. a construction worker followed johnson from west 33rd street alerted two police officers. >> reporter: bystanders ran for cover and police pursued johnson. >> as the two officers approached johnson, he pulled the .45 caliber from his bag and fired on the officers who returned fire. >> reporter: police fired 14 rounds. some of which hit eight innocent bystanders. >> we looked to the left and saw three or four people. the crosswalk emptied and people were running. >> reporter: johnson went down immediately. >> they rolled him over on his stomach and cuffed him. >> eight people wounded and hundreds of people ran for their lives. jeffrey johnson died at the empire state building. >> rose was first on the scene yesterday. rose, what more do we know about the relationship of the suspect and the victim? >> jeffrey johnson is a 58-year-old fashion designer who worked here. it's a very small place,

johnson lurking. she said i saw him pull out a gun and thought oh my god, he's going to shoot him. jeff screamed, he shot him and i ran. >> he fled with a .45 caliber handgun secreted under his arm. a construction worker who followed johnson from west 33rd street alerted two police officers. >> reporter: bystanders ran for cover. >> as the two officers approached johnson, he pulled the .45 from his bag and fired on the officers who returned fire. >> reporter: police fired 14 rounds. eight hit innocent bystanders. >> i heard the gunshots. three or four people called. the crosswalk emptied and people were running. >> reporter: johnson went down immediately. >> took the gun away from him. >> reporter: after one man killed, eight wounded and hundreds ran for their lives, jeffry johnson died. >> first on the scene yesterday, rose, good morning. explain what that was like when you got there. >> it was a dramatic scene. police were reassuring people this was not an incident of terrorism. it was a crime between probably not more than one or two people. it was two people. however, all this took

johnson gets bumped by kenseth. both spinout. hamlin got the worst of it. jefftook the lead and when thunderstorms caused the race to be called off after just 98 of the 160 scheduled laps gordon was declared the winner. it is his first victory of the season. >> we knew how badly we needed a win of the we got it. that's half the battle. and now in my opinion, this only puts more pressure on us over these next several weeks. we are ready. we are ready for the challenge. >> and this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. >> and we were speaking about nfl football. >> this friday coming up, it is the 49ers and minnesota. a lot is expected of the 49ers. they approve with randy moss and a couple of players with the giants. >> and raiders and cowboys on monday. >> monday night football. >> thank you, rick. >>> well, coming up on our special midnight edition, nerves turn to excitement and celebration as the curiosity rover successfully lands on mars. the first images and what is ahead for nasa. and a bit of kryptonite at six flags. the problems for t

johnson gets bumped by kenseth. both spinout. hamlin got the worst of it. jeffn took the lead and when thunderstorms caused the race to be called off after just 98 of the 160 scheduled laps gordon was declared the winner. it is his first victory of the season. >> we knew how badly we needed a win of the we got it. that's half the battle. and now in my opinion, this only puts more pressure on us over these next several weeks. we are ready. we are ready for the challenge. >> and this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. >> and we were speaking about nfl football. >> this friday coming up, it is the 49ers and minnesota. a lot is expected o of the 49ers. they approve with randy moss and a couple of players with the giants. >> and raiders and cowboys on monday. >> monday night football. >> thank you, rick. >>> well, coming up on our special midnight edition, nerves turn to excitement and celebration as the curiosity rover successfully lands on mars. the first images and what is ahead for nasa. and a bit of kryptonite at six flags. the pr their n

leroy johnson who got the warning for running the stop sign says he doesn't want or need help. do you still consider warren jeffs your prophet? >> of course he is, there's no other man that could be. >> reporter: for the sheriff's deputies building up trust in this, the largest polygamous community in america, will undoubtedly be challenging. gary tuchman, cnn, colorado city, arizona. >> gary also reports that the arizona legislature is expected to try once again next year to disband the colorado city police department. if that move is successful, the sheriff's department would remain in town to provide residents with police protection. >>> also on our radar tonight, a dangerous journey inside the fight for syria. >> he's saying here there's a sniper that's shooting. get down. get down. get down. >> that's cnn's ben wedeman. he and his crew risking their lives to tell the real story from the front lines. his report from inside the city of aleppo is up next. you know, ronny... folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. and how happy are they jimmy? i'd say happier than a bodybuilder

johnson. first company to make a sweeping pledge. if it's toxic to begin with, when's it doing in there in the first place, jeff?it was embalming fluid. i didn't know it was in there. is it 2012 or 1912? i was blown away. talking about this before. you could have knocked me over with a feather finding out how much this is in the products. so right it's great and kudos for them to be thought leading here and why taken three years? >> it's a preservative, right, cindy, used in i guess small measures in some products. >> absolutely. but the thing is this isn't the kind of thing you expect in products you wash your baby with or hype alert generalic. wondering why the baby hasn't aged. bathing him in formaldehyde. i say you know what it makes me feel like? a first date and the guy says don't worry i won't murder you and now that's all i can think about. i will have a hard time trusting them. >> people reading the product labels. 9 in 10 adults use mobile phones at work, play and even in bed. can we ever leave phones home without the -- i can't even get through this, i'm so blown away. our tn phone. >> sorry, sorry. h

jeff...... his story is part of a fammly's multi-million dollar lawssit against the harford county sheriff's office. family members have spoken.. and tonight.. their neighbor is speaking out. out. michael johnson is a neighbor who trieddsaving the life of a neighbor.(johnson) please let him live....."rd ........johnson had just left belcamp, when just a few doors down.. he saw reverend bob tompkins, lying face down in his front yard.(johnson) "so, i reversed, jumped out..." ...........he jumped out.. called 9-1-1... with an operrtor instructing him.. he started performing c-p-r on tompkins...........his effortt, caught oo audio tapp....(audio) "one, two. one, two.. come on buddy.." finally, tompkins took a breath.(johnson) "i'' ore encouraged.. and then he took another breathe and i said, oh, thank you lord. and he took about 3 or 4 breathes and then when the officer came, it just went sideways..." johnson says.. when the harford county sheriff's deputy arrived, he ordered johnson to back off.. stop performing c-p-r.. and wait for an ambulance. (johnson) "i thought ttat he thought.. and he didn't do that.." tompkins died. he was 57. all of thhs happened last november. johnson is sharing his st

johnson, jr., excellent job. >> thank you. >> steve: up next, jeff foxworthy is back! >> get ready.0. i'm jeff foxworthy and this is the american bible challenge. >> steve: well, that's a new game show. yep. he left the fifth graders behind for bible trivia and we are the first contestants. let's hope we're jumping up and down by the end of it. in the meantime t ten minutes from now, that man takes over. >> how are you doing? good morning to you. we've got more on this breaking news on the plane attack in afghanistan. a plane carrying the head of the u.s. armed forces. money, money, money, republicans have a whole lot of it. but what's the best way to spend it over these next 80 some odd days? the president denies his campaign is negative. is that the case? bob and andrea on that. we now know one of the themes of the convention for republicans in tampa. we built this. how will that play? martha and i will see new ten minutes on "america's newsroom" people have doubts about taking aspirin for pain. but they haven't experienced extra strength bayer advanced aspirin. in fact, in a rece

jeff rossen. give us the latest. we know the president just spoke, got some -- sorry, not the president, the mayor just spoke. we got some details on the shooter, jeffrey johnson, 53, who was fired from his job a year ago. >> reporter: yeah, fired from his job here in this area, in midtown manhattan, from a company called hazen imports. the victim, the other woman who died, the innocent bystander was 41 years old. her next of kin is currently being notified so we don't have her name yet. nine others were injured in local hospitals. we are told they are not likely to die. we don't know their exact conditions but they are not likely to die. i want to show you the scene on fifth avenue. as people continue to gather behind the police barricades, and police over on this side, alex, continue to investigate the crime, they are focused on this car right here. that's one of the locations. they're also on the ground over there, the little yellow markings on the ground, they're the bullet casings as they count them up. again, this was a shooting, a gunfight between police and the suspect in the middle of a very busy midtown manhattan street. fifth avenue at that hour of

johnson and end up winning texas. host: this is a headline from " the arizona daily star." guest: here we go again. you have jeff blake who is the insiders outsider in washington, d.c. -- jeff flake. he was tea party before tea party was cool. all these earmarked legislation he has proposed has angered his own party here in d.c. some people will be happy that he will be gone next time around but they might have to deal of them in the u.s. senate . not one said the other party is the opposition. you have jeff flake running against a businessman named wil cardon. cardon has risen may political unknown to be competitive with flake. flake has the establishment behind him. we just saw a clip this morning about cardon going dark a little bit just when arizona's voters are getting their absentee ballots. that is not a good thing. that tells me he is either supremely confident about his chances in the primary or he is on confidence and worried about his prospects -- or he is unconfident. this is the outsiders coming to the aid of the insiders or however you want to characterize jeff flake. has everybody -- he has everyb

with '68 for a moment, if we can, jeff was a bobbie kennedy side when he was assassinated in los angeles, prior to that we had dr. king killed, prior to that lyndon johnson wouldn't run for re-election, gene mccarthy go to the streets of new hampshire, 16,000 people were killed in the vietnam that year. that was the scene night after night on the streess of chicago. george wallace running for president as an out and out bigot saying if you lie down in front of my limousine it will be the last limousine you lie down in front of. think of how much was in play and deeply divided. richard nixon, the political mastermind, figured out how to win in the south and separate the silent majority from what you saw in the streets. there was utter chaos at that time and i remember in august of that year, when the soviet union invaded czechoslovakia, i said on the air, seems like this has been going on a decade and only halfway through. >> all the things tom mentioned you didn't even talk about ted. so many things happened that year -- >> and riots all over america and france almost collapsing in chaos. i once said about '68 this is the year we're going to have a hard

johnson and end up winning texas. host: this is a headline from " the arizona daily star." guest: here we go again. you have jeff blake who is the insiders outsider in washington, d.c. -- jeff flake. he was tea party before tea party was cool. all these earmarked legislation he has proposed has angered his own party here in d.c. some people will be happy that he will be gone next time around but they might have to deal of them in the u.s. senate . not one said the other party is the opposition. you have jeff flake running against a businessman named wil cardon. cardon has risen may political unknown to be competitive with flake. flake has the establishment behind him. we just saw a clip this morning about cardon going dark a little bit just when arizona's voters are getting their absentee ballots. that is not a good thing. that tells me he is either supremely confident about his chances in the primary or he is on confidence and worried about his prospects -- or he is unconfident. this is the outsiders coming to the aid of the insiders or however you want to characterize jeff flake. has everybody -- he has everyb