joe johnson. >> is that a joe johnson special. >> jj nice job, you have out done yourself. >>> it's alsoing to feel like baseball weather, we have a baseball forecast, it will be chilly tonight, clear skies, there is a rather decent breeze for many, gusts to 25 miles per hour. there is also some higher elevations stronger that that. snow pack as you heard is just abysmal, 5% above average for april 1st. remember we use today get snow. 40s and 50s and a lot of showing up, scotts valley, boulder creek 30. santa cruz at 39. wood side at 39 degrees, 40s and 50s this is what is holding up the breeze, fairfield, over to pittsburgh, brentwood, about 20-30 miles per hour, north at napa, northwest of otto, north at oakland, water temps have come down a little bit. san francisco come down from 56, if we get a look right there, that is what you need, more of that north, northwest breeze. that is good, we need that colder water to come up here a little bit. here even on the north coast it looks nice, overall a little bit of a cloud cover deck. no big deal, i just mentioned that because it's there. h

thank you, joe johnson.a few high clouds, and that's going to do it. 64 today for the as today, mostly cloudy, partly sunny. then there will be a few high clouds. same for san jose. 60s by noon. near 70 will be the forecast. i don't think that 70 will last long. . a patch or two of fog. not the low 30s or 40s. . dew points are high enough that's not going to allow it. the wineries the vineyards going to be okay. mostly cloudy, warmer. not a lot. . . that issue on the expressway, is it gone? >> reporter: they're clearing it up. good morning to you. good morning everyone. start by looking at the commute. traffic is going to be busy many areas. . it is going to be backed up about a 20-minute delay at the toll plaza. no major problems coming through. we have a moderate commute. just a little better than normal. you'll see that by some of these pictures and maps i'm going to show you. let's take a look at interstate 880. that looks not bad if you are driving through in oakland, northbound and southbound. remember

fourth quarter, joe johnson and the nets, hanging in this thing. and one. then lopez, 91-83 brooklyn. we have a series against the top team in the east. hawks lead 2-1. ducks and pulls. mike dunleavy mixing it up. chicago seeking a sweep over milwaukee. butler goes for 33. tied at 90. defensive fundamental. derek rose burned. game over. bucks force game five with the 92-090 win. not the way ben zobrist wanted his oakland tenure to begin. hitting just .240 and will stay there for a month. headed to the disabled list with a torn meniscus he suffered last sunday. matinee for the astros. outfield mistakes doom the a's. top first, man on second. former a jed lawrie to center. valbuena scores, 1-0 houston. second inning altuve three-run blast. drops contagious in the second. josh red rick can't hadn't off then ross can't hold on. loaded this bases for kris carter. he knocks in valbuena 9-3 the fine. a's have lost three straight and four of the last five. giants and rockies in denver. buster posey gets san francisco on the board first. pagan scores. the rockies ti

fourth quarter, joe johnson and the nets, hanging in this thing. and one.ave a series against the top team in the east. hawks lead 2-1. ducks and pulls. mike dunleavy mixing it up. chicago seeking a sweep over milwaukee. butler goes for 33. tied at 90. defensive fundamental. derek rose burned. game over. bucks force game five with the 92-090 win. not the way ben zobrist wanted his oakland tenure to begin. hitting just .240 and will stay there for a month. headed to the disabled list with a torn meniscus he suffered last sunday. matinee for the astros. outfield mistakes doom the a's. top first, man on second. former a jed lawrie to center. valbuena scores, 1-0 houston. second inning altuve three-run blast. drops contagious in the second. josh red rick can't hadn't off then ross can't hold on. loaded this bases for kris carter. he knocks in valbuena 9-3 the fine. a's have lost three straight and four of the last five. giants and rockies in denver. buster posey gets san francisco on the board first. pagan scores. the rockies tie it in the second. then in the t

joe johnson gets the lane easily, kicks it out to his partner for a triple. wizards do not go away, fighting back, marcin gortat and the wiz bring it within 10 points in the 3rd , but there's a dish to brook lopez for the dunk. brooklyn pulled away 117-80, not the best effort for the wizards. >> this was a basically come out and play the game that's on the schedule and we're in new york. we had no rhyme or reason to what we were doing out there right from the start and that again spelled us from a defensive standpoint really put us behind the eight ball right away. >>> we didn't know until a week ago tiger woods was going to play at the masters. so far so good, woods appreciating the love in augusta and looked sharp on the short game on the 7th hole, for birdie woods nails it. 3-under 69 in the 2nd round. everyone is chasing 21-year-old jordan spieth. on the far 5 8th, 3rd shot, great approach, birdies the hole. gets to 11-under par, finished at 6-under at a masters record pace minus-14 for two rounds of play. >> it's school. any time you can set a record her

joe johnson, clear, chilly, northwest 15, maybe gusts 20- 25, dress accordingly, it will drop fast. as you saw the snow pack, worse ever. snow 5% above average, can it get any worse? 40s and 50s, if it wasn't for the breeze 29 gusts to fairfield about the same for -- 20 for nevado, until you get to the peninsula and south bay it is not as bad, sfo at 12. a little system, that is about it for right now. clear up to the north and maybe just a few thousand dollars, 28 in truckee, 39 in arcade a, 30s or 20s up in the mountains, blue canyon and south lake tahoe, clear today, looks good until right there, that is like old school coming out of the gulf of alaska, still aways away, i am showing this because it's off seattle and portland. that will be the change for the weekend, first system that comes through doesn't do a lot, the next couple days some patchy frost, nice but breezy to windy, increasing clouds on saturday and some rain returns on sunday, highs will be in the upper 50s to near 60, this is your futurecast. i don't always like to show this, in this case i agree with it, rain ap

fourth quarter, joe johnson and the nets trying to prove they can stay in this thing.e dunnly mixing it up. chicago sinking sweep. three off the glass for butler. he went to 33. 1.3 seconds left. tied at 90. you bull derrick rose. game over. 92-90 win. >>> giants won four of five. the reason why maxwell. giants in colorado. he continues to swing a hot bat with hunter pence out. opposite two run homer. i don't know. stopped at home plate. it got out. third of the year for maxwell. 4-2 giants. bottom of the ninth one out, duffy wins the game. in comes hunley and tied at four. runners in the corner. norry, giants hang on for the win. >>> a's and astros. ast houston buried them early. three-run blast. he gave up six runs in four and two thirds. cody ross in the left. set the table for carter. knocks in louis. 9-3 the final. a's lost three straight. >>> nhl playoffs. flames looking to eliminate the canucks. four unanswered. first of his two this the game. flames win 7-4 and eliminate vancouver. blackhawks and predators. patrick kane off the face off. 3-3 after one. stayed t

[laughter] everything looks good for joe johnson's confederates at this point. there's just one problem. south of the road, general bragg, he holds fast. we don't know why exactly. he never wrote a report. we know he did not launch his attack until over an hour after johnston's specified the attack. that gives the men of morgan's division the federal south of the road a precious hour and 15 minutes to dig in and prove their entrenchment's. it serves them well. in the course of the fighting side of the road, the turning point of the battle, morgan's men have to fight on both sides of their works because they are attacked from their front left flanks. after they are repulsed, troops of the army of tennessee managed to get in behind. but morgan's men hold on. in the meantime, the momentum is still strong north of the road. the men of culver's division and the army of tennessee. they continue on to the reddick morris farm. here two old adversaries face each other. they first met in 1862. they met for the second time just a few days before. now they're meeting again

[laughter] everything looks good for joe johnson's confederates at this point. there's just one problem. south of the road, general bragg, he holds fast. we don't know why exactly. he never wrote a report. we know he did not launch his attack until over an hour after johnston's specified the attack. that gives the men of morgan's division the federal south of the road a precious hour and 15 minutes to dig in and prove their entrenchment's. it serves them well. in the course of the fighting side of the road, the turning point of the battle, morgan's men have to fight on both sides of their works because they are attacked from their front left flanks. after they are repulsed, troops of the army of tennessee managed to get in behind. but morgan's men hold on. in the meantime, the momentum is still strong north of the road. the men of culver's division and the army of tennessee. they continue on to the reddick morris farm. here two old adversaries face each other. they first met in 1862. they met for the second time just a few days before. now they're meeting again

there was a controversial surrender of joe johnson's army to sherman. why has become so controversial? professor gallagher: because sherman extended terms that were breathtakingly broad, but basically set the pattern for what reconstruction would be. itthere was a political dimension as well as a military dimension to them, and he was reined in by grants, first of all, who said no, you can extend my terms. what were the terms i extended at appomattox? those are the terms, not the ones that sherman aced ended to joseph johnson down itat davis. davis told joseph johnston to let the infantry go but sort of take your cavalry and maintain the resistance, and sherman ignored him and followed through, but it is sherman going way off. professor varon: he encroached into the political round, their brief was to secure the surrender, the army was supposed to leave those questions about whether the confederates would vote against him a whether these states will be brought back to the union, those things were further the politicians to deal with in washington, and s

joe durant. one worry driving his investment decisions. craig johnson pro piper jaffray, telling us if the bull market run has room to run and bob iaccino in the pits of cme. bob, the field started off being negative, positive, then all of sudden we shot up with most of the indexes. what was the at the heart of driving this movement? >> i think prevailing sentiment goes back to the fed and idea that some of the weaker numbers we've seen lately especially the jobs number on friday got status quo out unemployment claims. i don't think you saw anything that really changed the view the market. toward the end of the day we saw some short-covering. we saw it out of institutional clients. i think what you saw, that up and down, liz, looked very much like a sideways day. it is impossible to go sideways but the way a sideways market goes. we've been in that picture for some time now. david: craig, every time we see that move in the market, usually, not always, but usually, past couple months and years has something to do with a fed. you don't think the fed hike

joe and i are old friends. i've interviewed him many times. i thought that was the best book about lyndon johnson up until that point and he just jumped off of the pages. the things that you put in the book back then you say that we live today in the lyndon johnson's world. why don't you talk a little bit about that? >> in education, 60% of the kids in college on the basis of his work-study grand and long loan programs called pell grants but that is a reauthorization of the original bill we have cited bilingual education and we have 70 different languages now for the bilingual education in the united states of america. for medicaid is about 60 million people in medicare. of course the civil rights bills of 64 and for the discrimination in employment and public accommodations. we had something called the national origins act and that limited largely to the british isles in northern europe. he repealed the immigration reform law and at the time that he became president, 85% of the immigrants were from the british isles in northern europe. after he opened the country to the world this past year 15%

joe soeb rn. bill ricken bacher wrote two weeks after lbj became president, the editors of "national review" regretfully announce that their patience with president lyndon johnson is exhausted. [laughter] which "time" magazine characterized as the impetuosity of the week. it was joe soburn who commented in the issue celebrating ronald reagan's election with the election of ronald reagan, gnash review assumes a new importance in american life. we've become as it were an established organ. and we feel that only appropriate to alter or demeanor accordingly. this is a therefore the last issue in which we shall indulge in levity. connoisseurs of humor will have to get their yuckers elsewhere. we have a nation to run. this last should have been label would a j for joke because a number of more sober readers took it seriously. [laughter] perhaps my favorite of all paragraphs was tim wheeler's lighthearted comment on the mt. st. helens eruption in 1980 quote, i'm sorry i made an ash of myself. lava come back to me. love, helen. i would call my book living it up with "national review" so that no one would confuse it bea serious historical work and add to the title the w

of health, education and welfare under president carter and previously president johnson's chief domestics advisor. joe tells illuminating story which i recount here, one can be told in four distinct chapters, cliff notes short version of a winding tale about health care access to all americans. chapter one, the years before world war ii. during which health insurance itself was actually quite rare. following the second world war unions and some large employers began covering health insurance for union members and employers. chapter, two, president truman was the first president to make a truly concerted effort to pass coverage for the older americans and for the poor but it was swiftly defeated as socialized medicine. he had to settle for a few amendments to the social security act. the mills act in 1960 covered poor people and older people but while it was meant for the rural poor, the dollars allocated with consumed by high population states like california, massachusetts, new york, leaving its sponsors quite disenchanted. from the time of president truman's first effort forward, medicaid and medica

of health, education and welfare under president carter and previously president johnson's chief domestics advisor. joetells illuminating story which i recount here, one can be told in four distinct chapters cliff notes short version of a winding tale about health care access to all americans. chapter one the years before world war ii. during which health insurance itself was actually quite rare. following the second world war unions and some large employers began covering health insurance for union members and employers. chapter, two president truman was was the president to make truly concerted effort to pass coverage for older americans and poor but it was swiftly defeated as socialized medicine. he had to settle for a few amendments to the social security act. the mills act in 1960 covered poor people and older people but while it was meant for the rural poor, the dollars allocated with consumed by high population states like california, massachusetts, new york, leaving its sponsors quite disenchanded. from the time of president truman's first effort forward, medicaid and medicare was part of the p

johnson watching his former teams, the d-backs and the giants. two-run shot makes it 4-3. giants down to their last out. and joe panic into right center.scores and the game is tied. we go to the top of the 10 it inning with two outs. a.j. pollock gives the diamondbacks a 5-4 lead. but in the bottom of the inning, the bases loded in the clients. gregor blanco scores to tie the game again. in the 12th inning, still 5-5. aaron hill doubles into the gap off sergio romo. that makes the score 7-5 and we are in the bottom of the 12th inning. the warriors may be just the 10th team in nba history to win 67 teams but golden state still has the doubters. the biggest being charles barkley. >> no warriors. no warriors. >> barkley has been a critic of the warriors all season saying they take too many jump shots to win the nba title and has cleveland with the best odds. as for barkley, head coach steve kerr says he is okay with his former coworker's criticism. >> he is incredible at what he does. he is hilarious. he picks up every bar tab when you are on the road. 28 people from at&t at the bar and he picks up the tab. he bought many so many beers ov

joe just ended his piece on. this is the side by side image within freddie gray on the right, mr. johnson on the right.se are both men who were put into baltimore police vans and these pictures are eerily similar. >> but there are probably a thousand owe people who would look the same way with those injuries and they didn't happen in the police van. unlike the case of mr. johnson, we have a videotape of this man scream in pain before he gets into the van. we have bystanders who say that he was beaten and abused before he got in the van and some doctors suggesting this came from blunt force. could it have happened in the van? absolutely. there's something called diesel therapy. what it means you shackle prisoner give them a rough ride and it causes them damage and harm. but there's plenty of evidence the to suggest that it happened before. they're trying to get the officers off and blame the boogie man in jail so that nobody goes to jail. >> that sounds like a distinction they're trying to draw. they're said that something happened in the van. they're trying to put anytime the van because clearly they t

joe biden talks about israel. that is followed by homeland security secretary jeh johnson briefing reporters on border security efforts. >> the justice department told a farewell ceremony today for outgoing attorney general eric holder. who has served with the obama administration since 2009. at the ceremony, holder talked about accomplishments during his tenure for voting rights same-sex marriage, and the criminal justice system. atty. gen. holder: thank you. please take your seats. [laughter] ok. a couple of business items. my portrait hangs on the fifth floor of the justice department. it has not been mentioned, my kids names are hidden in the portrait. and if you look on the button of my jacket and on the wings of the eagle, you will find three of them. that is the lore that i want to come out of the portrait, find the names of the holder children. i want to check to make sure that you know you are on annual leave. [laughter] attorney general holder: but in my final act as attorney general, screw it. [laughter] attorney general holder: this has been a great six years. the names of the holderbeing at the justice de

joe frazier for the heavyweight title of the world in kingston, jamaica. on the way to the throat v--- bout, foreman was wondering out loud if president johnson would hear about his victory. unfortunately, no one in his entourage had told him that the president had died earlier that day. so foreman had no idea. in 1983 george foreman presented to the lbj library and mrs. johnson with the rope that he wore during his heavyweight fight, along with the belt, the championship belt. in a letter to mrs. johnson, he said that he wore the fighting gorman-rupp -- corpsman rope with pride because he wanted to show the other man that one of their own had made it, and the possibility they could make it as well. george foreman also holds the distinction as being the first heavyweight champion of the world to become a permanent legacy of a president of the united states. thank you very much. [applause] >> hello, i'm the registrar here at president bush library. this is debbie wheeler, she is our supervisory archivist. we're going to talk with you about a few of the holdings we have here. as mike mentioned, on the museum site of the aisle, we have artifacts from all differe

joe biden at 15%. clinton's soon to be campaign team made it clear she is going to try to avoid mistakes that plagued her failed run back in 2008. their message now -- let's talk to david johnsonut this,a crisismanagement expert and jamie turner, the ceo of 60 second communications is with us now. gentlemen, thank you so much. david, i want to start with you because you were talking about how one of the things she really needs to do is explain the new direction she will take the country and without repudiating president obama. that is a delicate dance, isn't it? >> it is and very hard for candidates to do. usually when you're trying to succeed your own president, you try to say four more years. we saw that with george h.w. bush in 1988 and richard nixon in 1960 they were popular presidents. the problem is president obama is not popular. a recent poll on cnn showed 6 out of 10 americans wanted a president to take the country in a changed direction from his policies. how can she run on four more years uby him not president obama. we saw that with john mccain in 2008. he was caught with george w. bush. what hillary has to figure out how does she say, hey, i'm taking the country

they include chp commissioner joe farrow, california attorney general camilla hair irks congressman mike honda and san jose mayor sam liccardo. officer johnson's sister will be one of the speaker. stay tune to ktvu and ktvu.com for complete coverage of the memorial service. our online service begins at 10 a.m. television coverage at 11. >>> time is 7:05. one of the largest preschools in the east bay that service low-income families may be forced to close its doors. it's the kids club preschool and it's lease runs out at the end of june. last night school leaders met with parents and staff about options for keeping the cool open. school district officials say they have suggested other locations for the preschool, but the parents, they don't want to lose what they have. >> i don't know what we will do if we lose the school. we don't have a lot of options around here. >> i would encourage the kids club administration to continue conversations with the property openers that we have identified and encourage them to look at those properties. >> now, the kids club preschool still wants to expand the current lease, but other options include finding a

one party, joe mccarthy walked up and said i think i'm going to call you alice and she responded the trashman and the policeman on my block call me alice but you may not. she told linden johnsonthat she wore wide briped hats to keep him from kissing her. at up with point he insisted on showing her his appendix scar and she turned around and blurted out thank god it wasn't his prostate. so of all the quips i think the one alice is most noted for which made it to the needle point on her cushion was if you capital say something good about somebody, come sit here by me. there are several versions of this and i think this one got boiled down so it could actually fit on her pillow. alice stayed in the house for years. she stayed in the house on massachusetts avenue during the riots of the 1960s. one night she opened her window and got a tasteful of tear gas as the police were is out trying to dispel dem mon straighters and they said well, mrs. longworth how did you deal with the tear gas? and she said that it cleared her seen newses. seen newses. eventually she adopted her grabbed daughter it was quite a legal bat with the father's family and the grabbed daughter became the daughte

johnson, so much more. >>> and we're back. 8:46. mica brezinski, co-host of nbc's "morning joe" is here. at how women can get ahead at work. sflz r she has taken that message on the road. she has five day-long events across the country. this is kicking off tomorrow in philly, which is sold out, i might add. good morning. >> there is a waiting list or you can go to washington which is the next one. >> what's the goal of these events? >> it's to get women to understand, comprehend what their value is and then learn to communicate effectively. women struggle so much. advocating for themself, especially when it comes to money. we will give women tangible tips and advice on what to do and whatnot to do. we will play it out for them on a number of different levels. >> watch out monday morning, right, philadelphia when we women go back to work. >> it will be a powerful monday in philly. >> exactly. you have a competition going on. >> yes. >> as part of the conversation. it is so exciting and inspiring tell me about it. >> it drives the message, the knowing your value home. it's the grow your bo

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joe, have a good day. >>> coming up, flood of earnings still to come including united continental, general motors 3m and caterpillar. guest host is robert johnsonnt opportunities, and today's big story in the u.s. times about foreign contributions to the clinton foundation. we're back with him in just a moment. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" this morning, article in the new york times detailing the contributions to the clinton foundation. donations from a group that sold the russians a mining company called drain yum 1, one faith of all capacity in the united states. among the government agencies that approved that sale was the state department. which was then headed by hillary clinton. the chairman made donations to the clinton foundation of more than $2 million. others with ties made donations, but here's the catch, and here's why it's a story. they were not publicly disclosed by the clintons despite an agreement struck by secretary clinton. we're going to talk about that and more. guest host this morning is robert johnson. he's the founder and chairman of rlj. company's also the founder and former chairman of black entertainment television