i am john mark johnson, and i work in district six. the city contractor with the direct access -- i wanted to advocate not to throcut funding for the direct access program. the relocation of 109 people would leave 109 eoplpeolpple who are homeless homeless. it would cost around $2 million the first year. it doesn't make sense we we would cut -- we would cut housong aning and leave our most vulnerable people on the street without the support that they need. [applause] >> first, thank you. the supervisors -- the call in the town hall meeting. i am daniel landry. i was born and raised in the western addition. what i hear is about economics, i am a small-business owner and was impacted by the redevelopment era. my question, and my thought is that, can we find a way to make certain that those who have been impacted by the redevelopment agency have opportunities, economically, and for housing? the beat goes on. it may seem like the sunset of the redevelopment agency may be happy for some state officials, but some of us have been left behind.

johnson with a home run, 9-7. still 9-7 in the ninth inning. john rodriguez loses its footing and then throws wide. j j harding comes around to score. mark is held at third. a tie run. unable to drive in the run. rodriguez makes the play. 9-8. the yankees are coming to town. ravens wrap up their three-day rookie minicamp on sunday, a chance for eric and john to check out the guys they drafted and the free agents they signed. no. 91 is courtney upshaw, top draft pick of the team. john that he made a real good first impression. upshaw says that he's not here to replace terrell suggs, just try to? that he belongs in the starting spot -- just trying to prove that he belongs in the starting spot. the men's finals in the cross, loyola will play denver. maryland and johns hopkins in the other game. joe scored with nine seconds left as they beat lehigh. hopkins defeated stony brook. loyola yesterday, unbelievable women's game. the first round of the tournament very little wearing white. johnson tries it and send it to overtime. in overtime, meredith gives the breaker for the lead. this is not sudden death in the women's, this is just time- based

johnson presidential library and for the man it masterfully honors. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming to the kennedy library mark gup grove and john avlon. [applause] >> guest: i guess the competition never really ends. mark, this is an extraordinary book you've done. it is a portrait of a man by those who new him. it doesn't fall into that trap of so many somatic. you get a sense of what johnson's leadership style was. and it is such a contrast leadership style with many other presidents. because we're here at the jfk library, the book begins with that awful moment of the presidency where lady bird johnson said people looked at the living and wished for the dead. the burden which he assumed the presidency and the contrast talk about the relationship and how they were received. >> thanks, john. i'll answer the question. i want to respond to my dear friend and colleague. by saying lady bird is true. i think we had more visitors than jfk library. [laughter] the two were completely different. jfk and lyndon johnson were fundamentally different human beings. i think that lbj was keenly aware that he was succeeding somebody who was so gracef

. >> mark updegrove, director of the lyndon baines johnson presidential library and museum, recounts the presidency of lyndon johnson. sworn into office following the assassination of john f. kennedy, president johnson served for five years and signed 207 laws, including the civil rights act of 1964 and the voting rights act of 1965. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> good afternoon. i'm director of the john f. kennedy presidential library and museum, and on behalf of tom mcknight, executive director of the kennedy library foundation and all of my library and foundation colleagues i thank you all for coming and our c-span viewers tuning in. i also acknowledge the generous underwriters of the kennedy library forum, lead sponsor, banc of america, raytheon, boston capital, the boston foundation and our media partners "the boston globe" your let me state from the outset as clearly as i can that few individuals stood more to help john f. kennedy get elected and his running mate, lyndon johnson, who had an impact on jfk's victory in the 1960 election. it must also be noted that before that inspired partnership, the two men were rivals. this comes as no surprise as throu

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