jimmie johnson on the right, kevin harvick on the left. rodney childress and company going for four as chad knaus chooses two tires for jimmie johnson. however this turns out, this is the big move of the race. >> you look at greg biffle, he's running sixth. bowyer running 7th. 18th is eighth. kyle larson, 10th. >> not only did the 48 team decide to do the two-tire stop, but they gave jimmie something he hadn't seeming like a sad pulse. does this make you nervous? >> good. i'm up here. my heart gets pounded. >> this will be the fourth green, white, checkered. that will have to scoot and get out of the way. >> whew. >> as we get ready to go. one to go is the signal this time by. and we will complete the advertised difference as they cross the line. this will be our first attempt at green, white, checker. >> like he's chosen the outside. >> let's just think about this. what if they workt together. what if dale jr. knew it was a coincidence. >> i don't think so. i don't think jimmie johnson gives a hoot about eric but -- >> yeah. rim hundred d

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how about the guys with nine races in, michael waltrip who have on the sprint post race show, jimmie johnsone got was fifth. jeff gordon, you know he flirted with victory, still the points leader, tony stewart was not in the picture, matt kenseth and also guys like denny hamlin and kasey kahne. >> how about how close those guys have gotten to wins, though. especially jeff gordon, he's been fast week in and week out right there again with the win. i do interhave a problem with how anyone that was in the battle for that win acted. keselowski was upset because he didn't win, obviously you'll be upset. gordon said we did everything we could to win and joey logano obviously pulled it off. >> kevin harvick told us on the prerace show the restart is the most intense part. we saw some of the aftermath. talladega not the kind of place for payback. that's where we talk about short tracks or that kind of a place but will we see any carryover from guys like brad keselowski or marcos ambrose. >> you saw how things got crowded. that's how crowded it will be for 500 miles at talladega, chris. inches apart

. >>> jimmy johnson died in a freak sky diving accident. it happened sunday in san diego county.dan jan i was a respected sky dive and he plunged to his death after what happened in med air and the kind of guy i would love my kids to grow up to be like. >> they are trying to figure out how he collided with that other skydiver and they also want to know why his par shoot failed. >>> 617, we have wet road out there, sal. >> it is well rounded and metering lights went on just after 6:00 and it is backed up for a 20 men drive time into san francisco and part of that time is waiting to get onto the bridge this is a look from 880 southbound and perhaps you are catching a flight for northbound and that traffic does not get slow until later. westbound is slow and if you look at the right, one is a crash. and it doesn't get better until you reach the first treat area and after that that it is seven minutes into dublin. >> this is just beginning to develop here and probably hail, i don't think there is any rotation in this but it is really heavy rain may be thunder and lightning, half- moo

we have a live report you don't want to miss. >>> family of nascar driver jimmie johnson suffering a ic loss. what the johnsons are asking for in the wake of a horrible accident. jon: new testimony expected today in a very strange case. that of a texas woman accused of murdering her boyfriend with a stiletto heel. the couple got into a fight on a night out last june or maybe after a night out. a taxi driver testified that anna trujio was out of control on the ride to her boyfriend's apartment. the argument escalated from there and the defendant used her five 1/2 inch heel to stab her boyfriend more than 25 times. her attorneys say the boyfriend as abusive and attacked him in self-defense. doug burns a criminal defense attorney. lis wiehl, a fox news legal analyst. very strange case. perhaps the strangest thing i've ahead, lis, they're not sure they will admit this particular shoe as a piece of evidence? why not? >> shoe will come in whether the stiletto which everyone is saying more of a half pump. it will come in definitely. the fact that she hit him 25 times, jon, in the face is goi

. >> brandon moss hit a three run for the a's and that man jimmie johnson nailed down the first one ashe athletic and mariners 6-3 so they are 3 in 3 after the first week of the season and next combined for 66 points and clay thompson has 33 and warriors blew out the utah jazz 130-102 and golden state currently sitting in sixth place in the western conference. if the playoff were to begin this morning they would be playing the la clippers so don't forget folks something abdomen the national championship tonight right here on channel 5 and afterwards myself will wrap up march madness right here on channel 5. have a great day, everyone. >>> thank you, dennis. play of the day from a guy whose create mode than his share of shots, remember michael jordan? of course you do. here he is in vegas with a 50- foot putt from a rough, actually it's a chip and yes! 17th hole and it goes down and he is in his own golf tournament, that's impressive. >> basketball and golf. >> everything. >> everything. >>> 5:25 right now, two young children are among those rescued from a boat stranded off the californ

brandon moss hit a three run jack for the a's and jimmie johnson nailed down his first day as an athletic and mariners 6-3 so they are three in three after the first week of the season. next combining for 66 points and clay thompson at 33 and warriors blew out the utah jazz 130-102 so the golden state currently sitting in sixth place of the western conference, if the playoffs were to begin this morning. they would be playing the la clippers so don't forget folks something about the national championship tonight right here on channel 5 don't forget afterwards myself will wrap up march madness right here on channel 5. have a great day everyone. >>> yukon and kentucky tonight, play of the day we'll take you to the golf course with a guy not so much known for his golfing expertise. more of a jump shooter that's michael jordan. it's his celebrity golf tournament, it's las vegas and mr. air jordan doing it like none other right there with a nice little chip in and he can play baseball, basketball and apparently pretty good golfer too. play of the day. >> he's good at everything. >>> 6:26 right

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. >>> the brother-in-law of jimmie johnson has died in a freak skydiving accident.ed sunday in san diego county. he was a respected skydiving instructor with more than 1,000 jumps. investigators say he plunged to his death after colliding with another skydiver in midair. his death has stunned san diego county see diving's -- skydiving's community. >> he was a happy go. never complained. the kind of guy that i would like my kids to grow up and be like. >> investigators want to know why his parachute failed after the collision. >>> there are new developments around mozilla's chief executive officer. if you use the firefox browser to go to the okay cupid dating site, you will be stopped temporarily. okay cupid is putting up a message asking people not to use firefox. it says the ceo, brendan ike, is an opponent of equal rights for guy couples and they are offering the opportunity for another browser before they continue. the mozilla foundation makes the firefox browser. >>> it's april's fool and google is already pulling pranks. >> today we're announcing a new job chal

right now on jimmy kimmle, actress emma stone. i'm carolyn johnson. i'm carolyn johnson. ood >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- emma stone. from "scandal", jeff perry. "this week in unnecessary censorship." and music from schoolboy q. with cleto and the cletones. and now, if you haven't heard, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> hello there.

right now on jimmy kimmle, actress emma stone. i'm carolyn johnson. i'm carolyn johnson. good >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- emma stone. from "scandal", jeff perry. "this week in unnecessary censorship." and music from schoolboy q. with cleto and the cletones. and now, if you haven't heard, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> hello there. i'm jimmy, host of the show. no, you are not high. well, maybe you are. i8d have no way of knowing. yes, i did just ride out on a giant david hasselhoff. this is a prop from the spongebob squarepants movie. this is an item you canned by on in beverly hills next friday and saturday. david hasselhoff is auctioning his stuff off. and this could be yours. this could go in your home. i know it's for charity, but why would he get rid of this? i mean, i would take this statue of david over the statue of david. can you imagine, though? i would love to buy this. my wife has already given me that look that i should not purchase this. but can you imagine coming home with this strapped to the roof of your c

i'm very passionate about what i do and sometimes i comes out and you have some time with jimmy jimmy johnson started on do you did he i mean jimmy had his he had his own path that he would have made but you know i just happen to meet jimmy at the right time and really had influence on getting him to enter motor sport and then he has some controversy with i mean we're competitors even if we're teammates or friends you know you're the only run you're on the track not really i mean i think if he's done anything it's just out of pure desire to win you know and he he races hard he's aggressive he's very talented and you know while there's a lot of guys out there that i've maybe you know bump heads with or whatever you want to call offenders. you know jimmy when those guys with that can happen on the track and we walk away and you know we pat one another on the back say good refs what made you a racecar driver why did you want to do this when my parents introduced me to it when i was very young lived newsworthiness would say don't do that oh i know it's you know and it's the father didn't like it.

jamie dimon lloyd blankfein exalt ken loach jimmy johnson bob diamond greg greenberg chuck prince not guilty the other way they're bogus financial products collapse the entire global financial system and turn much of the world's population. servants. bella abzug of the crimes don't want to face any form of justice but as frederick douglass once said where justice is the number of poverty isn't force where they can arrest rebels and work anyone class is made to feel that society's organized conspiracy to rob and degrade them not a person or property will be set. right . first street. corners. this is aussie international thank you for joining us on this saturday while christian churches in the u.k. are rapidly losing parishioners the muslim community is growing faster than ever but while some see a threatening picture of islam many british muslims are keen to show their lighter side. crazy it's an infectious video that's gone viral in a matter of days the only difference between it and for a williams original is that the people dancing all british muslims. its creators say that they're

lloyd blankfein ticks all ken loach jimmy johnson bob diamond greg greenberg chuck prince. the weight of their bogus financial products collapse the entire global financial system and turned much of the world's population servants to the never ending balance of bail and of the crimes no one has faced any form of justice but as frederick douglass once said justice is the number of poverty's and force where they can arrest rebels and work any one class is made to feel that society's organized conspiracy to rob degrade them neither person nor property will be safe. sixteen minutes past the hour now while christian churches in the u.k. struggle to draw people to worship the muslim community there is a growing pali boyko reports some muslim groups are doing all they can to counter fears that the rapid growth is a challenge to british traditions. crazy it's an infectious video that's gone viral in a matter of days the only difference between it and for a williams original is that the people dancing all british muslims. its creators say that they're promoting a message that u.k. m

and before we go don't forget to tune in at nine pm for larry king now tonight's guest is jimmy johnson a six time champion of the nascar nascar sprint cup here's a snippet of what's to come. i've had two that were equally scary both times i had no idea what was going to happen where i was going to go one was in two thousand and lost my brakes in a road course events and walking in new york went flying off the road in had no clue that i was where i was going to end up and i saw a white wall in the process and i assumed it was concrete and to my surprise it was a big foam wall to stop me and save me and then the other race i resort you're going to get yeah when i saw the white in the concrete i just kind of went limp cigar and thought that was it and then the other one would have been in one thousand nine hundred five i was racing in the baja one thousand in mexico and of all things i can the dozed off the early morning hours woke up and realized i was going way too fast and there was a sharp right hand turn in front of me in one off the road in i was up in the mountains. along the coast

right now on jimmy kimmle, actress emma stone. i'm carolyn johnson. good in them over men.her new study fipds that even occasionally smoking marijuana causes significant changes to your brain. these areas are important to emotion. scientists looked at the physical effects of the brain. one of the study's co-author says marijuana is not a safe drug as some people think. >>> all right. vice president joe biden goes into his second day of being on instagram with four photos in his account. the first picture posted to his account shows his aviator sunglasses with a blurry biden in the background. then biden is seen in the limo with president obama during a trip to pennsylvania for a jobs event. he says, quote, found a friend to join my first selfie. a sign of the times, i would like to say. >> i would like to do that for a road trip. >>> we know plenty of weird things happen on college campuses and here's another to add to the list. check this out, it's a llama. that found its way on trinidad state college yesterday. >> it was not aggressive by wouldn't let anybody get too clos

johnson. a family company. >> jimmy: by the way, i was thinking about it, lulu lemon would make a great celebrity baby name. wouldn't it? the e! network has a new show. how can there be more kardashians than there are kardashians. >> their mission is clear. the >> their mission is clear, the limitless expansion of power at any cost. united by a common hunger for glory and the relentless leadership of general ryan seacrest, the tribe started taking land. first los angeles, then miami, next, new york. then the hamptons. >> i remember when they took miami like it was yesterday. and the big one trampled my pomeranian. >> their furious march for domination continued, taking town after town. basketball player after basketball player. until the kanye west was won. coming up, letters from the kardashian matriarch. one woman's brave fight for her family. the kardashian conquest. the taking of america, only on pbs. [ applause ] >> jimmy: the race for mayor of toronto is really starting to heat up. last night the candidates had a debate on city tv. tonight they participated in a forum at rierson university.

johnson. tonight on scwim me kimmel -- on jimmy jimmy kimmle, >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- jesse tyler ferguson and eric stonestreet, robin roberts, and music from circa zero. with cleto and the cletones. and now, as a matter of fact, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. thank you for watching. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for coming and joining us here in los angeles, ca

johnson. tonight on scwim me kimmel -- on jimmy jimmy kimmle,s and app] [cheers and applause] >> hey! what's up, baby? what's up? what up, what up, what up? what's happening? hey! [cheers and applause] good. well, hello, and welcome to millionaire. with all of her lifelines intact, and just 4 questions away from being out of round 1, today's returning contestant couldn't be more ready to get things going. from sunnyside, new york, y'all give it up for amy stephenson! what's up? amy! [cheers and applause] >> thank you. >> exciting. you been playing a great game, and i know the last time we were here, i was understanding that you like to do knitting and drinking some beer. you got a little group you belong to. >> that's right, that's right. what is it y--what is it called? >> booze 'n' yarn. >> booze 'n' yarn. >> that's right. >> and i know you started out-- you started out, at the time, making me a little tie. wasn't quite finished at the time. >> wasn't quite finished. >> it was a lot more booze goin' on than yarn at time. [laughter] >> maybe so. >> but you've had a little time to wor

to austin today to attend a civil rights summit at the lyndon baines johnson library with his presidential brethren, bill clinton, jimmy carter, george w. bush and george h.w. bush will all be the there. >> it's quite a crew. >> speaking of george h.w. bush 41, he surprised the obamas by greeting them when they arrived at the airport in houston wednesday. said george h.w. bush, when the president comes to your hometown, "you show up and welcome him." i've got to say, by the smiles and the response that that had, you really see what a little gesture, what a difference it can make. . it's a wonderful thing. sometimes bipartisan is a lovely, lovely image. >> sometimes it takes until you're out of office before the bipartisan -- >> that's a fantastic point, but michelle obama and barbara bush, they held hands the entire time. >> this is true. >> the entire time! something oso tender about it. >> a great photographic moment. >>> right now, investigators scouring the ocean for missing malaysian airlines flight 370. they're dramatically narrowing the search this morning. could they find the missing jetliner in a matter of day

] without the leadership of president lyndon johnson involving hundreds of thousands of people in the civil rights movement, there would be no president jimmyon, no president barack obama, lyndon johnson, using his skill and his power made this possible. when people say nothing has changed, i say come and walk in my shoes and i will show you change. [ applause ] . >>> when president barack obama walked through the doors of the white house he ushered in a time of great hope. silent prayers and deep aspiration. as a nation, we felt we may have finally realized the vision president johnson had for all of us, to live the idea of freedom. eliminate injustice from our beloved country. we used the liberty we gained from johnson's legacy to elect a man with the raw courage and tenacity to do all he could to make our society a better place. and move us closer to the beloved community. i know this man, this president, barack obama. you see the progress we made as a nation. he understands there's much more work to do to redeem the soul of america. that is why as president he has set his hand to the plow to bring change to america by ending two wars an

the leadership of president lyndon johnson and involvement of hundreds and thousands and millions of people in this civil rights movement, there would be no president jimmy carter, no president bill clinton, no president barack obama. lyndon johnson using his skills and his power made this possible. when people say nothing had changed, i say come and walk in my shoes and i will show you change. ( applause ) >> ifill: just getting the bill passed was a momentous struggle. president john f. kennedy proposed it the summer before his assassination. it did not become law until the following year, in 1964, when johnson and a bipartisan group of lawmakers overcame what turned into a two-month senate filibuster led by southern democrats. in the decades since, that part of his legacy has often been overshadowed by the vietnam war, but this week's anniversary summit at the johnson library sought to change that. >> i have lived out the promise of l.b.j.'s efforts. >> ifill: in his keynote address today, president obama's remarks turned personal. >> because of the civil rights movement, because of the laws president johnson signed, new doors of opportunity and educa

johnson. tonight on scwim me kimmel -- on jimmy jimmy kimmle, >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- jesse tyler ferguson and eric stonestreet, robin roberts, and music from circa zero. with cleto and the cletones. and now, as a matter of fact, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. thank you for watching. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for coming and joining us here in los angeles, california. and yes, i am -- in case you are wondering what this is around my neck, i am wearing a bow tie. this is a gift from one of ow guests tonight, jesse tyler ferguson. jesse started a charitable organization called tie the knot. and i spent the last 2 1/2 hours trying to do just that. [ laughter ] it's hard to tie a bow tie without your dad helping. you know, my wife is pregnant. i decided tonight while i was trying to put this on i will not help the doctor with the umbilical cord. i will leave that up to her. it was a very big day for l.a. sports today. donald sterling, the beloved owner of the los angeles clippers. [ laughter ] as you know, was captured

. >> don johnson and cheech as your leaders, this is a party. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> this is fun.uly out of absolute general rogsty would have piles of us in colorado in his house. and i found myself -- how do we say this on network tv -- well, a flammable thing was being passed around. >> jimmy: a cigarette? >> yeah, like a cigarette. >> jimmy: it was being passed around and i was having a really good time. i was very happy. >> jimmy: wait a minute. are you trying to tell me cheech smokes pot? i'm sorry, guillermo. >> i wouldn't want to ruin his reputation. but i found -- i find myself being passed a joint and i go, well, johnny depp just passed me the joint, wow. oh, i'm not supposed to say -- well, the thing, the flammable thing. >> jimmy: and it was a random actor. >> yeah. >> jimmy: everybody please forget you heard that. >> yeah, right. and i'm passing it to hunter s. thompson. and then hunterthompson, he's passing it to cheech. i felt like pete best, the beatle. i'm just a fly on the wall and i'm sharing a flammable thing with them. >> jimmy: that's a very solid experience.

without the leadership of theident lyndon johnson and involvement of hundreds of thousands and millions of people in the civil rights movement, there would be no jimmy carter, no bill clinton, no barack obama . lyndon johnson used his skills empower to make it possible. when people say that nothing has changed, i say come and walk in my shoes and i can show you the change. [applause] when barack obama walked through the doors of the white house, he issued -- ushered in a time of great hope. deep aspirations. , we felt that we may have finally realized the vision that president johnson had for all of us to live the idea of lemonade injustice from our beloved country. we use the liberty that we gain from his legacy to elect a man with courage and tenacity to do all he could to make our society a better place and move us closer to the middle of communities. president, man, this barack obama. nationgress is made as a . he understands that there is more work to do to redeem the soul of america. that is why, as president, he has brought about meaningful change in america for ending two wars and passing opera hands of health-care reform. that is the perspe

that was true of johnson who pointed to put it the economic side. it was a true jimmy carter. he found himself pushed to abandon it retrenchment and almost did. but just to come back to that answer i think the surprising things that uc looking at the alternation from administration to administration is how much president's read with shape how they act after words. >> we will open it up to our experts group. i will ask you because you are next to the microphone then you could go up after birds. >> the next best thing after being said stephen. think you for the engaging discussion. i have two short questions. is all of your cases of cyclical history contained in one particular period with the united states is dominant. can you imagine a time when maybe this will not happen if china surpasses the evidence states and not just economic gdp but power generally that this will change the nature a.m. to the second question. >> a tiny question. >> postwar there has been consistency with strategy with retrenchment and "maximalist" had a strategy against supremacy or dominance but the dif

broadway critic right there. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: comes to every show every friday. [ applause ] so it's been in the news, all this lyndon b. johnsonff, and while they're talking about it on the news, they played an old tape recording. this is real. this is an old tape recording of something lbj said about getting his pants tailored. this is real, again. it's not a joke. this is lbj. listen. >> but let's see if you can leave me about an inch from where the zipper -- [ belch ] -- ends, round under my -- back to my bunghole. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: president lbj, more like t.m.i. i mean, i don't want to hear that word. you know, i think i remember that speech from the hall of presidents at disney world. i do remember him saying that. [ laughter ] oh, my gosh. i don't know if you guys play the lottery or not, but i saw that a man in california named b. raymond buckston came forward this week as the winnter of february's big powerball jackpot. it was $425 million. yeah. and this is true -- when he claimed the prize, he was wearing a shirt that had yoda on it. and it said "luck of the jedi, i have." [ laughter ] or as a single ladies put

jimmy carter, bill clinton, barack obama and george w. bush took turns praising the presidency of lyndon b. johnson and the accomplishments of the civil rights act of 1964. one striking thing these men have in common -- an appreciation of just how hard it is to get big things done. earlier today i spoke with "time" magazine's michael duffy about president obama's revealing speech. >> those of us who have had the singular privilege to hold the office of the presidency know well that progress can be hard and it can be slow. frustrating and sometimes stymied, the office humbles you. you're reminded daily that in this great democracy you are but a relay swimmer in the currents of history, bound by decisions of those who came before, reliant on the efforts of those who will follow to fully vindicate your ision. gwen: michael duffy, the author of "the president's club," joins me now. for any president, it's all about vindicating your vision, isn't it? >> there's always time for another coat of paint, even after you've left the white house. when four presidents got together this week in pieces, in defenda

leadership of president lyndon johnson, and involvement of hundreds and thousands of millions of people in the civil rights movement, there would've been no president jimmy carter, no president bill clinton, no president barack obama. lyndon johnson usage is skill make it possible. when people say nothing has changed, i would say, walk in my shoes and i will show you change. [applause] when president barack obama the doors of the white house, he ushered in a time of great hope, silent prayers, and deep desperation. -- deep aspirations. to live the idea of freedom and eliminate injustice from our beloved country. we used the liberty we gain from johnson's legacy to elect a man with the rock courage and tenacity to do all he could to make our society a better place, and move us closer to the beloved community. president, man, this barack obama. he sees the progress we've made as a nation, and he understands there is much more work to do to redeem the soul of america. that is why as president he has put his shoulder to the plow to push forward change in america andnding two wars bringing in comprehensive health care. [applause] friends, it is my great honor

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. >> reporter: jimmy nelson used to spend 170 days a year on the sub. the johnson >> ready to go. >> ready to go. >> but other manned sea vehicles maybe next to line to aid in the malaysia airlines search. >> if this or another submersible can get where the wreckage is, how effect i have do you think at this time could be? >> very effective. >> reporter: this is the view of the submersible in the atlantic ocean. it can go 3,000 feet deep. like all research subs it's slow. only travels just one mile an hour when searching. the sub was called to duty in 1986 after the space shuttle "challenger" exploded. and it recovered some of the wreckage from the ill-fated shuttle. >> we have the capability of lifting 1,000 pounds of weight to the surface. >> reporter: the front of the submersible, a tool called the manipulator that grabs, scoops and sucks up samples that are recovered. this sub is 24-feet long. it is also 11-feet tall and weighs about 28,000 pounds. it has enough oxygen and emergency provisions on board for the people to survive underwater for up to five days. t

former president jimmy carter kicks off the civil rights summit at the lbj library by declaring the country is not making good on the era of equal opportunity that johnson and dr. king ushered in. >>> and speaking of legacy building, in case you didn't notice it yet, all three former presidents at the summit have family members either running or thinking about running for office right now. we'll dig in to it. the never-end heing revision of presidential history. >>> good morning from new york. it is wednesday, april 9th, 2014. this is "the daily rundown." before we get to the rest of our show, disturbing breaking news out of pennsylvania. we are getting word that as many as 20 people may have been stabbed inside franklin regional high school in murraysville, pennsylvania, about 15 miles east of pittsburgh. the victims appear to be a mix of students and adults. according to a local hospital official, they range in age from 15 to 60. at least nine people have been hospitalized. good news is, officials say none of the injuries appear to be life threatening. a public safety official says the stabbings happened in multiple classrooms, multiple hallways, and

johnson signed the act into law in 1964. other u.s. presidents who have spoken at the event, george w. bush and jimmy carter. >>> well, hillary rodham clinton back in the bay area tonight speaking at san jose state university for women lecture series. part of a series of west coast appearances. if you want to hear her speak, still not too late. we checked 30 minutes ago online and 45 tickets left on stub hub ranging from $98 up to $380 each. >>> former u.s. congressman ron paul scheduled to be in san francisco this morning. he will be talking about his beliefs about liberty. that event starts at 10:00 this morning at the common wealth club downtown. it is sold out. >>> declared a hot sauce factory a nuisance. voted last night to give the siracha factory 90 days to stop the acid odors that stink up the city. the company says it's been working on a fix since complaints started last fall. back in november the judge ordered to stop operations but by then the pepper season had ended. >>> let's turn to jackie deangeles live at cnbc world headquarters. >> good morning to you, scott. well, stock futures righ

johnson signed it into law. >> we're here because the civil rights act and the voting rights act made it possible for jimmy carterbill clinton, and barack obama to be president of the united states. we celebrate the passage of these laws at this place because of president johnson's pivotal, brilliant leadership in passing them. just as abraham lincoln stewarded the 13th amendment through congress, johnson's leadership embodies the power of the presidency to redeem the promise of america. i am concerned that on this 50th anniversary these divisions and the lack of a spirit of coming together put us back in the dust bend of old history. we have too many current challenges to waste a day trying to recreate a yesterday that we're better off done with. >> yep. so, willie, obviously the president has been frustrated by the lack -- president clinton has been frustrated by the lack of anything substantial coming out of washington for years now. and it's hard for people not in washington today to figure out how you can have a president and a congress that gets so little done. he couldn't stand newt gingrich and newt gingr

four of johnson's successors have been taking part all week. day one, saw jimmy carter deliver tough talk on quality. today featuring president obama and president george w. bush and last night, it was president clinton's turn. >> is this what martin luther king gave his life for? is this what lyndon johnson employed his legendary skills for? is this what america has become, a great, diverse, thriving democracy for, to restrict the franchise? we have too many current challenges to waste a day trying to re-create a yesterday that we're better off done with. >> good morning from beautiful austin, texas. here on the campus, of course, of the university of texas. right behind me, the lbj library where all of these speeches and events have been taking place all week. big one later today with president obama. let's get started with my first read of the morning, and we begin with just that. just over three hours from now, president obama will deliver the keynote address here to mark the 50th anniversary of lbj's 1964 civil rights act. it's the latest chapter, and in a s

. >> reporter: jimmy nelson used to spend about 170 days a year on the sub. the johnsoning submersible as it's known. it's now retired at this oceanographic institution. >> ready to go. >> reporter: but other manned sea vehicled might be next in line to aid in the malaysia airline search. if this submersible or another submersible can get to where the wreckage is, how effective do you think it can be? >> very effective. >> reporter: this is a view of this submersible in the atlantic ocean. it can go 3,000 feet deep. like all research subs, it is slow. it travels one mile per hour when searching. the sub was called to duty after the space shuttle "challenger" exploded and it recovered some wreckage from the shuttle. >> we have the ability to lift weight to the surface. >> reporter: a tool called the manipulator does the important work of grabbing, scooping and sucking up samples. this is about 24 feet long, about 11 feet tall, and it weighs about 28,000 pounds. it has enough oxygen and emergency provisions on board for the people to survive under water for up to five days

. >> reporter: jimmy nelson used to spend about 170 days a year on this sub. the johnsonling submersible, as it is known. it is now retired, the florida oce oceangraphic institution. but other manned sea vehicles might be next the line to aid in the malaysian airline search. >> if this can get to the wreckage is, how effective do you think it can be in the recovery effort? >> very effective. >> reporter: this is the view of the submersible in the atlantic ocean. it can go 3,000 feet deb deep, like all vehicles it can only go so far. this recovered some of the wreckage from the ill-fated shuttle. >> we have the capability of moving around. >> reporter: a tool called the manipulator does the important work of grabbing, scooping and sucking up samples that are recovered. this sub is about 24 feet long and 11 feet tall. it weighs about 28,000 pounds. it has enough oxygen, and emergency provisions on board for the people to survive under water for up to five days. >> reporter: there is also a back cabin on the submersible. a crew keeps an eye on the submersible. and another su

. >> reporter: jimmy nelson used to spend about 170 days a year on the sub. the johnson link submersible as it's known. it's now retired at florida atlantic's harbor branch oceanographic institution. >> all right. ready to go. >> ready to go. >> reporter: but other manned sea vehicles may be next to line to aid in the malaysia airlines search. if this or another submersible can get where the wreckage is, how effective do you think this could be? >> very effective. >> reporter: this is the view of the submersible in the atlantic ocean. it can go 3,000 feet deep. but like all research sub, it's slow. it only travels just one mile per hour when searching. the sub was called to duty in 1986 after the space shuttle "challenger" exploded. and it recovered some of the wreckage from the ill-fated shuttle. >> we have the capability of lifting around 1,000 pounds of weight to the surface. >> reporter: in the very front of the submersible a tool called a manipulator which does the important work of grabbing, scooping and sucking up samples that are recovered. this sub is about 24 f

johnson. abc news continues on line, on twitter and all of your mobile devices. our next newscast is 4:30 tomorrow morning. right now on jimmy kimmle, don rickles. have a great night. we will see you tomorrow. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- don rickles. emily deschanel. and music from beck. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: hi. very nice -- [ indiscernible ]

about the civil rights taking place celebrating the 15th anniversary of lyndon johnson signing the civil rights act. jimmyter, bill clinton, george w. bush will be there. >> and the president. >> president obama might also be there, too, as perry says. victoria, this is your neck of the woods. >> yes. >> it's an lbj re-assessment going on right now. interesting when you look deep in this article. medicare, the civil rights act, but he's not regarded generally because of vietnam, as one of our more accomplished presidents. is there a re-assessment going on? >> there is and we're taking the opportunity of looking at the 50th anniversary of the civil rights act. civil rights act, voting rights act, medicare, medicaid all came about under president johnson. it is a time to commemorate president johnson and a time to look at how far we have come as a nation and also the challenges that are still ahead of us. we'll have president obama for the president speak but we'll have a whole host of panels, shameless plug for the lbj library, we're going to be live streaming all of the conference online. and i think it i

johnson. abc continues on-line, on twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices. our next newscast is 4:30 tomorrow morning. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmyimmel live"! tonight -- kate upton from "transcendence", cole hauser jonah hill and channing tatum and music from neon trees with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, everyone. i'm jimmy.

johnson thanks for joining us tonight. >> we'll be right back. sorry >> we'll be right back. sorry i'm confused >> we are out of time thanks >> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- jason bateman. from "scandal", katie lowes. this week in unnecessary censorship. and music from john legend. with cleto and the cletones. and now, fare not, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you all for coming. i appreciate that.

johnson. abc news continues on line, on twitter and all of your mobile devices. our next newscast is 4:30 tomorrow morning. right now on jimmyes. have a great night. we will see you tomorrow. history to hit 500 homers. pujols is the first to hit number 499 and 500 in the same game. >> he's the third youngest to get to 500. only alex rodriguez and jimmie foxx were younger. congratulations to him. he's a great player. >> a lot of talk about steroids in baseball. here's an interesting statistic. there are 26 major leaguers in the 500 homer club, but 11 of them reached the 500 mark in the last 15 years. >> those ones like from the last decade a lot of those are believed to be asterisk ones. but not albert pujols. >> that's not what i was saying. >> that's not what i am saying. just pointing out an interesting fact. >> hopeful live he is reversing the trend and going back to the way it used to be done with skill. >>> coming up, lollipops that taste like beer. it is booze-flavored candy to go in the mix. >>> point, click and print. a cutting-edge fashion. the wearable wave of the future. you are watching "world news now." ♪ >> ann

johnson. abc7 news continues on line, on twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. our next newscast begins at 4:30 tomorrow morning. >> right now on jimmyctress kate mara. >> good night, everyone. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- tracy morgan from "transcendence" kate mara and music from birds of tokyo with cleto and the cletones. and now, before i forget, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ "jimmy kimmel live" ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. thank you. thank you for watching. thank you for clapping. thank you for -- thank you

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act and the voting rights act made it possible for jimmy carter, bill clinton, and barack obama to be president of the united states. >> reporter: johnsonhe joint session of congress to pass the bill that president kennedy had proposed. >> no memorial oration no eulogy could more eloquently honor president kennedy's memory. >> reporter: congressman john lewis was a 24-year-old civil rights worker. >> i think we all were surprised. i knew it would be hard. it would be difficult. >> reporter: joseph califano was one of the president's advisers. >> one of the things about lbj was he was a -- in the best sense of the word -- brilliantly opportunistic. the assassination of kennedy, he used brilliantly, among other things, to get the civil rights act of 1964 passed. >> reporter: the bill went further than any previous legislati legislation. outlawing discrimination based on race, religion, gender, or ethnicity. johnson the got the votes that he needed with a blend of guile and intimidation known as the treatment. a combination of promises and threats. senator richard russell of georgia, a staunch segregationist. >> i think this may have been