laid back joe johnson a price to pay. gets it going and even when you play stellar defense like dwyane wade does, take a look, guess what, hand up, so what? kyle lowry knocks down the jumper. spectacular play by the backcourt and kyle lowry, spectacular all game long. >> jeff: i liked that little technology. that three. that's good. >> mike: that's outstanding work right there. >> jeff: hand up and still man down. >> mark: that's good. >> jeff: sometimes that's how it is. >> mark: you do everything you're supposed to do defensively and it doesn't matter. >> mike: lowry pull a two pointer. he had 33 in game three. 36 in game six and his third 30-point game of the series. lost out of bounds, toronto ball as wade comes off hobbling. mark, just as you suggested, a foul biyombo, they have got still 3:00 left to do this strategy. see he turned that left ankle there, that's how he lost the ball. >> mar looked like the right ankle, mike. did it? i think it's the right ankle. >> mike: yep, you're right. biyombo 2-7. for his career

laid back joe johnson a price to pay. gets it going and even when you play stellar defense like dwyane wade does, take a look, guess what, hand up, so what? kyle lowry knocks down the jumper. spectacular play by the backcourt and kyle lowry, spectacular all game long. >> jeff: i liked that little technology. that three. that's good. >> mike: that's outstanding work right there. >> jeff: hand up and still man down. >> mark: that's good. >> jeff: sometimes that's how it is. >> mark: you do everything you're supposed to do defensively and it doesn't matter. >> mike: lowry pull a two pointer. he had 33 in game three. 36 in game six and his third 30-point game of the series. lost out of bounds, toronto ball as wade comes off hobbling. mark, just as you suggested, a foul biyombo, they have got still 3:00 left to do this strategy. see he turned that left ankle there, that's how he lost the ball. >> mark: looked like the right ankle, mike. did it? i think it's the right ankle. >> mike: yep, you're right. biyombo 2-7. for his care

joe's. johnson's father opened up shop 42 years ago and moved several times. the latest this basement at 8700 georgia avenue where lee says he is >> how did you get in debt? >> paying for the move and taking out loans to pay employees. >> reporter: local deejays, record collectors and people who live in montgomery county are raising money at fire station one restaurant to help johnson. >> it means a lot to me. it's one of the biggest record stores in the area. >> we love vinyl. >> a lot of people support joe's because they have been shopping there for years. >> reporter: the community raised $10,000 over the past two months. he appreciates the generosity. >> it is great. the community has really reached out. we're kept afloat by them right now. >> reporter: johnson has a meeting with montgomery county inspectors on monday. he's optimistic he will reopen. as for joe's record paradise, he hopes it doesn't become a paradise lost. georgia avenue in silver spring, shomari stone, news 4. >>> we warned you about it they are looking for a person who robbed someone who

since chr chris, trying to get there and break the will of the toronto rafters, he down by one, joe johnson gets the one-on-one. hits the floater. that's good. now, up by one, but before the end of the half, corey joseph of the rafters and they picked the wrong situation, patrick patterson pops, sends the ball, toronto led half by nine, rafters up by ten now in the thir third. >>> practice. talking about practice? that relevant was 14 years ago today, allen iverson done a lot of great things, a baller haul of fame area but he still has to live that down. people still walk up to him in the street and says practice to his face, who wants to hear that all the time? it's a historic moment that will always be connected to allen iverson let's take a look back at that day in infamy. >> we're in here talking about practice. we're talking about practice. not a game. not a game. not a game. we talking about practice. not the game that i go out there and die for and play every game like it's my last. not the game. we talking about practice. man. i mean, how silly is that? we're talking about practice.

. >> i'm joe johnson. i'm an instructor at the foreign service institute. my question is also about collaboration, but maybe with other organizations. i've noticed a number of very valuable reports in the "washington post," for example, with the center for public integrity. and other ngos. i wonder if you've heard of any ventures that the voa would undertake with outside organizations, other non-profits, that have an educational or research, some related purpose to your journalism? >> well, now this is interesting because it depends on how you look at -- you would call the center for public integrity an ngo, i would think of it as a journalistic organization. it was actually one of the major conduits of the panama papers. so i would consider it a journalistic organization, so it falls right around the umbrella of this gentleman's question, and i think, you know, when i talk about what i like voice of america to do, i'm simply reflecting back what everyone else is already doing. this is not -- this is not something i'm discovering. so, execution is going to

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he is probably there talking to joe johnson. [ laughter ]. >> quiet as a church mouse out there. dare i say -- dare, dare, kind of east coastish. >> yes, you can say that. >> i had about three people say that. very quiet. rainfall yesterday from the thunderstorms. many, many locations in lake county with a 1/3 inch, mostly in the higher elevations though, fair field, vacaville, suisun. not too bad and there is more on the way coming right off the sierra in the valley now trying to work its way into the east bay, there are reports of rain in brentwood, light rain, sprinkles, heavy rain being reported. best opportunity, at least based on what i'm seeing here, for thunderstorm activity would be in the north bay, there are a few little breaks in the clouds. that band is heading towards us. embedded within that could be some more showers and thundershower activity you can see a line here, lake county, mendocino county, northern sonoma and maybe northern napa. i think that bears watching for later today but the next lane is punching in right now, and there you go, towards discovery bay

. >> my joe johnson, i'm instructor at the foreign service institute. my question is also about collaboration but maybe with other organizations. i've noticed a number of very valuable reports in the washington post, for example, with the center for public integrity and other ngo's, i wonder if you have heard of any venture that is the voa would undertake with outside organizations, the nonprofits that have educational or research, some related purpose to your journalism. >> now, this is interesting. you would call the center of public ngo, i would think of it as a journalistic organization and it was one of the major conduits of the panamÁ papers. it falls right under the umbrella of this gentleman's question. i think when i talk about what i like voice america to do, i'm simply reflecting back what everyone else is already doing. this is not something i'm discovering. so execution is going to be everything. i don't want to -- i can't overpromise. i'm just telling you what's the med island escape i see coming from the outside and where do i see everyon

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. >> i'm joe johnson. i'm an instructor at the foreign service institute. my question is also about collaboration, but maybe with other organizations. i've noticed a number of very valuable reports in "the washington post," for example, with the center for public integrity. and other ngos. i wonder if you have heard of any ventures that the voa would undertake with outside organizations, other nonprofits, that have an educational or research, some related purpose to your journalism. >> well, now, this is interesting because it depends on how you would look at it. you would call the sector for public integrity ngo and i think it's a journalistic organization so it falls right under the umbrella of this gentleman's question. and i think, you know, when i talk about what i like voice of america to do, i'm simply reflecting back what everyone else is already doing. this is not -- this is not something i'm discovering. so, execution is going to be everything. i don't want to -- as a matter of fact, i can't overpromise. i'm just telling you what's the media lands

joe johnson has more. >> he says he's still working hard for the nomination and after that we'll see.tweaking his message this memorial day weekend. on the one hand repeating his mantra he's firmly again -- also suggesting if hillary clinton wants party unity and wants the support of sanders' supporters, it's her duty to make that happen. listen. >> my job is to make sure trump does not become president, but if secretary clint been is the nominee, it's her job to reach out to millions of people and make the case why she will defend working families and the middle class, take on wall street, dealing aggressively with climate change. that is the candidate's job to do. >> sanders also tweaked the language just a get he used over the weekend on the controversy of hillary clinton's use of a private serve ser while she was secretary of state. in the past he's stayed away from weighing in, but on "face the nation" with cbs he spoke about a ben about the report that was highly critical of hillary clinton. he said it wasn't a good report for her and said american people and the delegates will

joe 3407b tania and caleb johnson are expected to be part of the celebration.your mem or equal day weekend. tweet us or facebook us your best pictures and use the #"fox5" d.c.. >> and if you're trying to get around town this memorial day weekend there's changes on metro you need to know about. track work will be happening on all six lines this weekend if you live in northern virginia you'll get hit hartest with the closures. they'll reopen tuesday morning. the maintenance work means no orange line service at all until tuesday morning and despite headaches they're a okay with the work. >> i would rather the subway not catch fire we're good with the work they're doing. >> we take vienna fairfax station over the orange line and we got a text letting us know it was time to change the stop today and we followeded what they told us to do. >> additional work means delays and silver and blue will run every 20 minute and red green will operate every 15 minutes. >> coming up scary moment at a zoo in ohio. >> this is frightening a young boy came face to face with a gorill

and the other book written by a friend joe callahan the tragedy and triumph of lynnden johnson. great book and covered what happened with president kennedy's assassination and how johnson was able to use that period to push through a lot of legislation, not only for health care, medicaid/medicare, and education. so that is a fascinating story about how a masterful politician was able to use the system to accomplish a hell of a lot of things compared to today. he used every trick. >> he was a persuasive character. >> oh, yeah. >> we have a pop up exhibit here about robert moses. that is an incredible -- i guess it is a trilogy in the johnson books. there are four books? thank you for keeping me straight here. i want to thank you. it is too brief, there is too much to discuss but i am glad we got this 30 minutes to talk. i want to go out to the audience and see if there are any questions for dr. sullivan. i am sure he would love to answer them. >> hi, thank you, it was great listening to your stories. a couple months ago, anthony scalia, made a comment about affirmative action and

it's rooted, joe, in lyndon johnson's upbringing.d he saw poor mexicans in texas and poor blacks, specially when he was a youth director during then roosevelt administration and he traveled around texas trying to find jobs for blacks who were a living in these hardscrabble camps and she leapt with some of the black families and there was intimacy that he had with blacks and poor blacks. also, joe, a very important part of that question is this fact, america was becoming unglued. the country in 1964, 1965 was l losing its soul. these riots, discrimination, the rebellion on the streets were because society was not fair. public housing projects were growing. you had the criminal justice system, which was unfair. and so you had real historical moment for this country and we were seeing it on tv with the dogs facing the student marcherg and chasing the children in salma and so thurgood marshall comes to the floor because he had always been trying to tell the country that you're not living up to the principles of the constitution. lyndon j

. >> when was joe pa told about the at boost? lauren johnson, what are you hearing?stigation by an insurance company. >> reporter: issue is when late penn state football coach knew about the the claims of the abuse, as early as 1979. pen lives.com report insurance companies in litigation with penn state university claim a boy, told paterno sandusky molested him four decades ago. the claim is mentioned in a court order, by a philadelphia why. report also claims a cysttent coaches saw in a prep eighth contact between sandusky, and other children, this happening in the 1980's. the spokesperson for paterno family says no evidence, supports those claims. meanwhile, quick child maine lester jerry sandusky will get an appeals hearing. judge granted that request yesterday. the hearing is scheduled for may 20th. sandusky's attorneys trying to prove claims that the, prosecutors lied, withheld evidence, leak secret grand jury information, all of that in an effort to find, more possible assault victims. >>> the former penn state assistant football coach is serving as long as 60

. >> joe, later today i'm going to speak with gary johnson, he is finally being polled and he came inducted by fox news. and there is a chance another former republican governor, bill weld of massachusetts, could run as his veep. to whom does johnson pose the bigger threat, trump or clinton? >> it's hard to say. bill weld is a great guy, very well respected. went to a great school, middlesex school where i went to school and bill richardson went to school. i'm not convinced. no matter the early polling that there is enough oxygen in this campaign for gary johnson and bill weld to take hold. this is a year folks who are anti-establishment, who are outsiders gained traction. witness donald trump and his rise. and on the left side bernie sanders who has been an anti-establishment outsider candidate who has done extraordinarily well and won't go away. still early. >> but rick, just last week gary johnson said that if he polled well enough he would and should be included in the fall debates. do you see that happening? would you welcome that? >> well, look, if he can get the poll numbers he

joe and i were talking about how both the republican and democratic candidate are opposed to tpp and to trade. as johnsonthat, you know, right now overall free trade is in everybody's best interest but we also know there are certain provisions in that. particularly as it relates to intellectual property in these areas that we're working closely with a lot of different stakeholders on to try to work through. at the end of the day innovation, intellectual property for us in the long term. we have to balance that with making sure that patients around the world can get the right access to the medications. we're working hard and we're hopeful that we'll find a solution. >> alex, i -- >> get passed in lame duck? >> we are optimistic. we're working closely with the administration. this is a very core principle to our industry given the significant amount of investments that we are making, and frankly making sure that these medications will be used ultimately in the right way with these different patients and populations. so we are hopeful and continuing to work hard on it. >> want to bring you back to something

johnson in boston. we welcome everyone on bloomberg tv. ofare talking with joecould talk to us about what you're seeing. corey and i spend a lot of time looking at markets getting hot and there's a bubble and there are over price, but what you guys seeing? >> real estate is a very local business. weryone knows that could have to look at things at our investments at alpine from the ground up. , starting with the macro environment. seeing the strong policy management teams? we also want to see what the demand and supply dynamics look like not just on a country level but a city level and neighborhood level and then breaking down asset types. obviously we are not just looking at housing. we look at hotels and malls what have you. carol: the commercial and residential side. joel: we cast quite a wide net. cory: you got the search for yield though. it starts to matter. real estate is local, but on another level, you have this rate environment that makes any kind of return attractive because you're not going to get it from the debt markets. joel: i think you are right

randy johnson will throw out the first pitch in arizona. greinke will have a hit out by joe panic.ove. beautiful play up the middle. two runs, 9ks, come the 9th inning, he has control problems. he loads the bases with 2 outs. storming off the mound. he says get back here. you do not disrespect. lopez came in to get the final out. giants win 4-2. that's the sporting life for thursday night. that is baseball et etiquette 1a. >> join us tomorrow for mornings on 2. >> good night. no begging. no begging. stella, you're breaking my heart here. what's breaking your heart is that sausage and bacon. can you just pick one? don't worry. i'm gonna burn it off on the golf course. [ chuckles ] how, jay? by riding the little cart or by kicking the ball back into play? here. i'm gonna take joe fulgencio to the park. can you please stop by the grocery store? why doesn't the nanny do this? gloria has fired five nannies. i don't like another woman in my house. i want to be the star. stars have nannies. you know that some of this is manny's fault. gloria: manny! so, marie, what do you feel like doing

johnson drops the ball. the winning run touches the dish. phillies steal one in miami. >>> sam bradford's desire to be traded because they cook carson wentz in the draft hasn't gone well. joeghsman was on sirius nfl radio. >> i can not believe what sam bradford is doing with the philadelphia eagles. the impression that i get is that this guy here doesn't want to compete. he's not interested in playing quarterback. he's not interested in competing at the quarterback position. he wants it handed to him on a silver platter. well that's not the way life is. the eagles owe him no explanation. faen you think you're that good, you should be able to beat ow a rookie who has no earthly idea what the nfl looks like. >> last year at the kentucky derby we introduced you to american pharoah who went on to become first triple crown winner since 1978. the most likely horse to follow in the food steps is nyquist. the winner of all seven of the previous races. here is the stretch call. >> nyquist has taken the lead on the outside. gunrunner second at the rail. five lengths back to destined in third. and they come to the final furlong. closing in, nyquist with a 16th to go. gunrunner on the

. >> gary johnson ran in 2012 and won a million votes or one percent of the electorate. in louisville, kentucky fox news. >> vice-president is joeyd addressing the graduating class. greater gersity and openly gay solders will strengthen the armed services and said they have a role important. >> whenever the stakes are highest, we turn to the united states military and army whether it is fighting terrorism, training our partners or reassuring our alloys or providing humanitarian relief. we call you and right now, the stakes could not be higher. >> more than 950 cadets received their decrease. mong them seven women. >> and here we go. severe weather getting ready to slam the country. heavy rain expected from the great lakes to the northeast. and west. and rocky mountains could see snow. and there is isolated tornado to the great plains. janice dean is here. and what is happening? i thought we were on the way to memorial day? >> i have good news and stand biechlt first severe weather. hail and damaging winds and isolated tornados until 10:00 p.m. local time. tornado watch in effect. and severe thunderstorm watches as well in the no

joe douglass. he will report to howie roseman and head scouting department as well. >>> we are waiting for carson wentz to sign his deal and waiting for sam bradford to speak to someone, anyone. today lane johnson opera should end soon. eagles offensive line, happy birth the day lane. he is protective of his quarterback by nature. he was a guest on 97.5 the fanatic and said we will be seeing sammy soon even though he doesn't have to be here until the first week in june. >> yeah, yeah i expect him to be back, either this week, or probably next week, so that is the word on the street anyway. >> i mean, obviously, when he does that, we will break the ice and get back to work. you know, i think the deal with carson being here it will bring the best out of sam as far as that is concerned when you have competition like that. so, i think it will be a good thing for us. >> i hope he is right. 97.59 fanatic mike missanelli will join me to talk about the eagles situation as well as the rest of the week in sports tonight on "action news" sports sunday right after "action news" at is 11:00. >>> you saw it right here on six abc. lebron james is head back to the place he knows very well, eastern conference f

do patrolman lewis, johnson city police department new york for courageously resolving a volatile encounter with gunmen after witnessing the murder of his fellow officer, patrolman joe g pursued and apprehended the gunmen at a private hospital, saving the lives of employees , patients and civilians. [applause] officer jason salus, officer roberts sparks and captain raymond bonfield. medal of valor presented to officer jason salus, officer robert sparks and captain raymond otten field, santa monica police department california for courage and composure in ending a deadly rampage, officer salus, officer sparks and captain bonfield placed themselves in mortal danger to save the lives of students and staff during a school shooting on the busy campus of santa monica college. [applause] lf. medal of valor presented two major david half, midwest city police department, oklahoma for uncommon poise in resolving a dangerous hostage intuition, major save the life of a two-year-old girl after negotiations deteriorated and the man holding the child captive at knife point. [applause] officer donald thompson. medal of valor presented to officer donald thompson, los angeles police

johnson sign. >> what? >> he is the libertarian candidate, joe, you should look into him. >> you're suggesting a third-party would win. >>> the market reaction to this. we were looking at the dow down 40 points below fair value right before. you can see they're now down by about 73. s&p down close to ten. nasdaq off by 20. rick santelli has been watching the cme. >> big drops. we dropped into the 60s on a two-year. mid teens on a five-year. maybe the most important aspect. at a 170 yield in tens. within four basis points of the lowest yield close of the year, which aren't only in the 160s, but there are two of them. anybody who has been following fixed income markets, double bottoms and double tops in treasuries are huge. whether it holds or not could have fairly large ramifications. so the move was very swift. and i think it's a big technical day, especially for weekly closes. japan's open. we want to pay close attention to 166 in tens. >> does this actually pull them back from potential rate hike say even in july? >> we have the fed tightening two times this year. i don't know if this report will change t

stein of the green party in the past and will be interviewing gary johnson of the libertarian party on tuesday. our next caller is joerom deer park, washington. good morning to you. caller: you need to get that cough taken care of. host: thank you. i find it fascinating as a lifelong libertarian that now that the children are acting up, they didn't want a bush or clinton or clinton and bush, all of a sudden, there is a libertarian party. ron paul was a libertarian and they crafted rules in the republican party to keep him out. now we are seeing there are four parties. establisheds and democrats, new republican and established republicans, all of a sudden there are third parties. hillary clinton cannot beat donald trump. she is too dirty. there is too much of a risk history on her. all of a sudden, libertarians are valid. all of a sudden, we make a point. all of a sudden, we are viable. our whole thing is mind your own business. that is enough my comments. host: from deer park, washington. c-span will be bringing you live to orlando to cover the libertarian presidential convention. we will have gary johnson on the pro

johnson for a live interview. as we head to break, hillary clinton on the ellen show. >> don't tell anybody. he wants it to be a big surprise. >> mark cuban or joe? >> oh, joe. >> i got to go with tony. >> tony. got to go with tony. >> bernie sanders? >> tony! >> kanye? >> i got to go with tony. >> george clooney. >> oh! l this joystick. no, i'm actually over at the ge booth. we're creating the operating system for industry. it's called predix. it's gonna change the way the world works. ok, i'm telling my brain to tell the drone to get you a copy of my resume. umm, maybe keep your hands on the controller. look out!! ohhhhhhhhhh... you know what, i'm just gonna email it to you. yeah that's probably safer. ok, cool. jen stops working, but her aleve doesn't. hey mom! because aleve can last 4 hours longer than tylenol 8 hour. what will you do with your aleve hours? (vo) on the trane test range, you learn what makes our heating and cooling systems so reliable. if there's a breaking point, we'll find it. it's hard to stop a trane. really hard. >>> why should americans be comfortable with gary johnson as president in chief? >> i remember him being a th

joe" economic analyst steve rattner. >> name some republicans jumping to hillary's camp. give me a name. w woody johnson?> paul sr.? >> he and hillary are like that. >> they are really tight. >> they agree on everything. here's the point. it sounds like mark thinks this too. there's a group of wall street guys, business guys in new york. i was with them the other night who say they cannot vote for donald trump. will they come out and raise money and give big amounts of money, less sure of that, but you'll see the so-called republican establishment in new york not voting for donald trump. >> they are jealous of trump in new york. >> not in this case. >> a lot of money guys that just don't like him. >> don't like donald? >> there's a little bit of jealousy. mostly not that though. >> what there are is are a lot of people who say donald trump isn't as rich as he says he is. he's a phoney on money. they won't do business with him because they don't think he's an honorable businessman. >> but let me also follow up. he's not in our club. he's gross. he's tacky. . >> but that's different than jealousy. >> right

joe not giving up either. and will wanya recover from last week's mishap. it all goes down on the dance floor tonight. >> we already started. >> we're joined now by two-time mirrorball champ, kym johnsonand a real shot? >> i think it is. she hasn't had dance experience and i think from where she started until now she's improved so much. i think she's refined her dancing. i think we're going to see her in the final. >> the pressure is on tomorrow night. two new dance. >> reporter: the pressure for the semifinals is huge. >>. >> it's huge. everybody's giving it their all. i wouldn't to rehearsals yesterday and they're very serious about it. they're excited, though. and nyle i have to say i saw his dance and i think he's doing something that's really going to surprise everyone. last night when he did that silent session i thought was amazing. what i saw yesterday is going to blow your mind. >> great tease there. can wanya recover? >> i think he can. i saw him yesterday, too, and he's so determined. he wants to come out on top. the poor thing, like he just lost his footing. it can happen, but he's down at the bottom of the leaderboard so i'm nervous for him. >> you said ginger is the most