we'll be back with governor johnson in just a minute. >>> governor gary johnson is former governor of mexico. >> i know that you're -- generally opposed to too much government intervention. i always think here in the valley it was the government that created the internet. it put the research dollars there to make it happen. and now free enterprise is coming and help expand it. but there was a certain amount of i want to say infrastructure money which is something president barack obama talks about. just helps get the groundwork going and actually helps me vent the crisis. >> investment because there were -- taking a risk. taking a journey. >> i would argue that we would be -- that government involvement without exception really doesn't have the implication that it's supposed to. you know, ends up having unintended conversations squess th consequences and costs us a lot of money. >> there are situations like laura said, had the internet not been invented silicon valley would be a different place. >> to say that wouldn't have happened otherwise i think is not an accurate statement, eith

by phone the homeowner johnson tells me a neighbor chased the suspect to johnson house. neighbor knocked on the door and told johnson the suspect stolen something from the home and he asked johnson for his address so he could direct police where to go he told johnson the suspect was armed with a knife and when police santa clara deputy arrived they chased the man that a ravine where johnson says they shot him. brian wagner who lives nearby says he heard 2 gunshot. >> i was questioned by one of the deputy. did you see any vague rant. homeless camp or suspicious people walking around. so that led me to believe that they knew that the person didn't belong up here. >> we believe that the body is located somewhere down in the creek behind the property and that's all we can say at this point. >>reporter: tonight the santa clara sheriff's department confirmed unidentified man was armed with a knife and san jose police officer shot him. the investigation is still going o on. the body was removed about half hour ago. we hope to have more for you tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. be

a neighbor knocked on the door and said johnson stole something from his home and he asked johnson forress so he could tell police where to go. he told johnson the suspect was armed with a knife, and when police and santa clara deputies arrived, they chased the suspected it burglar into a ravine where johnson says they shot and killed him. >> and rescue workers had to come in and pull the body out of that steep ravine later this evening. there are still many unanswered questions including the suspect's name and what exactly if he did steel from that neighbor. we hope to find out more tomorrow. reporting live in santa clara county, alan wang, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> authorities have not been able to remove a body from a stolen car that crashed into a power pole this afternoon. the crash knocked down live power lines, so police have to wait for pg&e crews bever -- before they can get the body out. he was trying to escape from police in a stolen ford truck. one of two vehicles stolen in the last 24 hours, apparently. the driver of the second stolen car ditched it in lafayette and got

johnson & johnson says it initiated the recall as a precautionary measure. can always checkigod worhort i,yoborhoodretof outh you'd like to return them. we'll be right back. shift your weight forward onto the left foot. take the right leg up, holding the inner arch of the foot... introducing instant action alerts, only from chase. left arm up... manage your account and help avoid overdrafts with a click of a button. just reply to the alert with how much you want to transfer. inhale, all the way up... so you always stay in balance. ...to crescent pose. chase what matters. just four more times. ♪ >>> the sharks get some tough love from a familiar face in bay area hockey. also, one of the best athletes in the history of american sports is in studio with us. you know him. herschel walker. he's now a san jose resident. and the latest drama surrounding former raiders head coach tom cable reportedly filg a grievance against al davis. raj mathai is next. >>> beverly brown's right. we have to dump the gimmicks and balance the budget. the question is -- i'm suzanne sh

--"johnson and johnson" no ha hecho Ública su postura sobre estas acusaciones.ersidad de california en berkeley para emitir "un fallo descomunal".--la magistrada, junto a una jueza de la corte suprema de california y un magistrado del noveno tribunal federal de apelaciones eligira al ganador de un concurso anual que se celebra en la escuela de leyes.---el 2 de febrero, los 2 finalistas del concurso presentaran sus argumentos en el juicio entablado contra una escuela publica donde, bajo la ley que separa la iglesia del estado, prohibieron que una madre leyera fragmentos de la biblia en el salon de su hijo.---este ejercicio legal en torno a la libertad de expresion sera una leccion unica para los futuros abogados.

johnson & johnson says it efficiented the recall as a precautionary measure. check with your store if you would like to return them. >>> before you bite into that bagel, here's a study you want to digest. we have all heard breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but new research suggests when you eat breakfast may be as important as what you eat. ellen goldberg from our nbc station in dallas explains. >> reporter: it's been pounded in our heads. breakfast is the most important meal of the day. >> it gets your metabolism going right away in the morning. >> reporter: but new research suggests waiting to eat breakfast until after you workout could be the fastest way to lose weight. >> when i eat before a workout i generally feel bloated and lethargic. i wait until afterwards. i find i get too bloated before and just can't do it. i like to have an empty stomach and it just makes the workout better. >> reporter: these workout partners could be on to something. researchers in belgium followed two groups of young men for six weeks. one group ate a carbohydra

johnson, can you tell us why he resigned?> the former shadow chancellor famous for speaking fluent human, chose not to speak at all about his shock resignation. his leader spoke for them instead. >> he has decided to stand down for a deeply personal reasons. he has been doing a good job to hold this government to account occurred >> mr. johnson does not spell out those personal reasons, but says, i found it difficult to cope with these issues in my private life. westminster is a buzz with rumors about his marriage. a former postman who rose to be a union leader and a rock and roll loving cabinet minister never expected to become a shadow chancellor appear. >> pick up the economics. >> that smile turned into a wince when alan johnson was targeted for getting his facts wrong. >> i know the shadow chancellor can not really do the numbers. ther eis nre is no point in asking gromit about that one. >> ed balls replaces him. >> i am sorry he is having a tough time. it is a great loss, but for me is a hugely important responsibility

alma johnson. the 29 year old set a vehicle in fire. inside was vanesa herera. the 23-year-old sacramento woman police believe was dead long before the flames engulfed her car. >> a homicide we believe occurred in sacramento, is what we determined, and he traveled with her to san francisco where he lit the car on fire. >> reporter: police believe that johnson killed her in sacramento and then drove with her body to rose street. both lived in sacramento but the suspect apparently had ties here in the bay area. >> the suspect has family members that reside here in san francisco. so he has obviously been here. he was familiar enough with the area. and we believe that's why possibly he drove here. >> reporter: we still don't know the relationship between the suspect and the victim but police say they did know each other. now johnson is facing charges for murder, arson and violation of parole. >> reporter: you can still see remnants of the fire and there is a small memorial. in sacramento, the victim's family filed a missing person's report just hours before the car

johnson asked shriver to head up his declared war on poverty. shriver resisted at first but johnson was insistent. >> i am gonna make it clear to diminish poverty at home and abroad it ought to be. i don't care who you have on the peace corps, if you can run it, awesome. >> i can't get anybody, the only guy that could possibly do it, mr. president, is bill. >> you can write your ticket on anything you want to do there. i want to get rid of poverty, though. >> questio>> i think so, too, p that was 1963 or '64 and moyers was very close to johnson. he came back after the assassination. >> if that is the era of idealism, a decade of idealism, the '60s, how far removed or how far connected are we to that same night geist if that's the right word. >> there are different issues now. it's wonderful to hear linden john subpoena get rid of poverty. johnson was focused on poverty. today, people are focused on education. you have someone like wendy cobb in teach for america. there are over 1 million kids who are educated who are teaching below grade school.

which is not high prize. >> guest: johnson in terms of the private lives. we haven't mentioned that. each of the presidents have a private life or love life if you like to call it. they areoff at complete odds with the public figure. you have to ask yourself does the private life impact that? it raises the question. >> host: clearly he behaves recklessly. it was the opposite of reckless. so what is the connection? >> guest: i don't think -- you know, if i was a psychologist or sociology, i might try to draw some statistical inference. i don't think it would be worth a dam, really. i think the fact is all of these caesars were individuals. you need a hell of a lot of individuality and ambition to get to the white house. they were extraordinary characters. and going through extraordinary tension of just to get to the white house let alone the responsibilities that they carried and how they managed their private lives differing from, you know, one to the other. i mean harry truman is the perfect example of the devoted husband. i love that story that when he's

mike johnson's stint as the offensive coordinator paid of on. johnson is headed to ucla.nson took over after the 49ers fired jimmy ray. johnson tried to implement more passing attack and bailing on the whole physical with an f philosophy. caveman football and we run. johnson expected to take over as the offensive coordinator. it is unclear what it means for the current offensive coordinator. but i am sensing it is not -- >> thanks, larry. >> we are done with a d. >> thanks for joining us. >> have a good night and see you tomorrow. [ female announcer ] why settle for plain bread when you can have pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits? the warm, light delicate layers are like nothing else. add a layer of excitement to your next meal. ♪ with cinnabon cinnamon have such a sweet and delicious aroma that my family can't wait to get their hands on them. enjoy cinnabon cinnamon... now in all pillsbury cinnamon rolls. a man can only try... and try...and try. i heard eating wle grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lowe ou

johnson phoned the police to report that her roommate, mr. smith, was suffering from psychological problems, had been drinking, and was taking medication. in her request for the police, this johnson indicated mr. smith was not known to carry weapons and that she wanted vice from officers on how to deal with mr. smith. she needed assistance based on his behavior. officers brodericks suguitan and samuel fung arrived at the scene within four minutes. officer suguitan and fung were met by the woman outside of her porch. officer suguitan observed at the front door of the residence was open and stepped inside. officer suguitan noticed mr. smith and mr. rios, an additional roommate, were standing face to face having a conversation. both men were approximately 7 feet in front of officer suguitan. officer suguitan looked at both men and stated, how are you doing, we are here to help. mr. smith and mr. rios both faced officer suguitan. immediately, officer suguitan realized mr. smith's and were behind his back and concealed from officer. officer suguit

johnson and johnson a big company reporting revenue down in the fourth quarter. good news there is the opening bell live in new york. good news from verizon we talked about that. huge number of subscribers they added in the last quarter. that is before the iphone. so there you go. the opening bell live in new york. we'll update you on all the details and business news in a moment. >> we will go ahead and smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us. tuesday, january 25th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. >>> in the news a lot to tell you about. sausalito police want your help. they are trying to find a missing 90-year-old woman. allie rasmus just spoke to a rescue search volunteer. allie. >> reporter: good morning, dave. this building behind me is the fire station on johnson street that it will up room you see on the corner that is the emergency operation center. you can see there is people starting to set up and opening the doors. 20 minutes from now is when search and rescue crews will meet in that room to resume the search for a missing 90-y

johnson is a great citizen and civic leader. i commend him for the organizations that he belongs to. our consortium strongly supported proper j and it's very specific requirements for commissioners. amongst commissions, this is one of the most highly qualified professional groups in the city. historical a we have not, for a sophisticated city, been attentive to our heritage as many other cities in the country and the world are. this seat before you is very specific in its language. not only in terms of being a historian, but it must comply with the secretary of the interiors professional qualifications standards. many of the seats had been -- have been filled by phd historians. the point was to elevate the commission as high as possible to help the citizens of this city and preserve the heritage of this city. hpc historians provide technical expertise as well to maintain san francisco's status as eligible for federal and state grant funding providing enhanced roles in the nomination to the national register of historic places su

congressman johnson, back to ohio. mr. johnson: immaterial to comment on what you said -- i want to comment on what you said and what the gentleman said about what makes america great. you know, when people stop to consider that this little sapling of a nation, in terms of age, i mean, 230-plus years old, virtually -- we're a baby compared to other -- many of the other nations in the world yet virtually every modern convenience known to mankind was birthed here in the country and why was that? it was because of the system of free enterprise, based on individual freedom, the ability to pursue our dream the ability to innovate, that created this free enterprise system we've come to know. it did not come about in the halls of congress. it was not discovered in the deliberation rooms of courtrooms. it was discovered around the campfires and around the dining room tables, the kitchen tables, the fields, the factories, as america came along, we learned when individuals are allowed to pursue their dreams in an environment of free

analysts say that news from britain and news from johnson & johnson kept the market in check. >> a lotof people enjoying this nice warm weather. let's go to chief meteorologist bill martin who has news for tomorrow. >> it's been a nice day for most of us. temperatures in thsome 70s. as we go into tomorrow that fog is going to come back. here it is about lunchtime. i just want you to see all the fog. we're going to toggle up 1:00, 2:00, you see it recedeing to the south of san jose. what we're going to see is dense fog in the san joaquin valley tonight and tomorrow morning that's for visibilities down to 1/4-mile. these were the highs today. it was warm. we've had quite a run of warmth. forecast highs 70 or forecast highs -- high temperatures today 70 in hayward. it was 72 in oakland. 64 in antioch. highs tomorrow about the same. no big difference, no big change. the valley fog will be back. you had it this morning out toward concord, out toward clayton you guys had a little bit of it. i think you will have a little bit more tomorrow. central valley is kind of dicey, the fog advisory sa

johnson & johnson says the medicines are safe but don't meet manufacturing standards and don't have alluired labeling. actress zsa zsa gabor's publicist said she is doing well after doctors removed her right leg above the knee. gabor had been fighting a life-threating infection since she had hip replacement surgery in july. her blood pressure and heart rate are said to be normal after the surgery. she'll remain in the hospital another week or two and hopefully be back home in time for her 94th birthday february 6th. the insider is claiming nominations can be bought. a former publicist for the golden globe said he and his company were fired after trying to stop the award show from accepting cash and gifts from studios in exchange for votes. michael russell has slapped a $2 million lawsuit on the hollywood forum press organization. meteorologist lisa argen is here with the forecast. we still have the problem fog? >> we do. north bay valleys, we had some dense fog. visibility less than a quarter mile there. be careful. also concord you have the fog. a live look outside, high definition eme

next we will hear reflections from the daughter of president lyndon johnson and lady bird johnson fromhe commonwealth of virginia. [applause] >> following alan simpson is like calling billy graham's at a prayer breakfast. we would like to talk about someone about the placement next time. i was invited to speak because my mother and stewart udall were lovers. [laughter] of the natural beauty of this country. [applause] daddy complained that whenever he turned around, mother was off with stewart somewhere, at the edge of a cliff overlooking the pacific war at the john adams house with john adams' great great granddaughter. stewart was always up for adventure and he and my mother savored every moment together. in him, she found a soul mate. according to mother, she'd felt that conservation was at the top of the agenda for the nation's health, joy, and abundant light of our citizens. but in the spirit of complete disclosure, i will have to tell you that stewart and mother did have obstacles to their environmental affairs. stewart was not mother's only partner. there were at least two cabin

and the second thing he said was lyndon johnson is totally in the pocket of the pentagon. now he believes everything they tell him and he will have 500,000 troops in vietnam by the end of the year. and i thought to myself what clare boothe luce said about his right, he's crazy. it sounded really unbalanced to me. wasn't on balanced. >> can you talk further on the different dynamics let's say in my generation, your generation where it didn't make any difference whether you read to harvard or slippery rock state or whether you live on the hill or self boston, your draft wanted you or if you had a low number, you were in the. a great job. like $73 a month for anyone unless of course you had a more important things to do. and at that time there was this give peace a chance because it was across the population of the socio-economic -- >> for the last 30 years, we have had a professional army, not a bad job, and what their job is to kill, that's their job and that's what they get paid for. when i was in, we were itching for a fight, and we would treen for fight, okay? but now we

where they believe johnson killed vanessa herrera, a young woman in her 20s. investigators say all evidence points to the fact that the victim herrera was killed long before the car was set on fire. after the murder police say johnson drove from sacramento to san francisco with a woman's body. at this time, though, officers believe both the victim and the suspect are not from here but from sacramento. >> the suspect has family in san francisco. he has obviously been here. he was familiar with the area and we believe that's why possibly drove here. >> reporter: police didn't give a lot of details because they say it's an active investigation at this time. we still don't know the relationship between the suspect, johnson, and the victim, vanessa herrera. i'm grace lee live in san francisco, cbs 5 news. >>> drug dealers have apparently found a rather convenient way to sell and transport drugs in san jose. businesses apparently so good it's even bringing in out of town sellers and they could be sitting next to you during your daily commute. mark sayre joins us fro

. >> á "johnson and johnson" junto a dos subsidiarias, fue demandada por el estado de "oregon".a la empresa de realizar un retiro fantasm la compañoa jhonson , fue acusada de retirar analgñsicos motrin , estos no sñ disolvian . >> la compañía abría estado ocultando esta información al publico el dos de febrero se entregarán premios a el ejercicio legal , por parte de jueces

i was returned to the white house key to 1964 and was assigned to president johnson, president johnson went to his ranch while in texas and i was down there and one day i was walking between the house and the security room and president johnson salami. he recognized me as having been on the kennedy detail. i had met him personally and new york when he had come to visit mrs. kennedy one day at the carlyle hotel. he knew who i was and as soon as he called the veto was he talked he wanted me to be removed immediately, didn't want me to be assigned to the deal for him because of a hidden with of the kennedys and was a loyalist, so he went in and talked and after about 30 minutes he convinced him that i should stay, so i stayed and eventually within three years i became the agent in charge and when he left office he asked me if i would be willing to come down to his ranch and from his detail and i told him i didn't take my letter out of the river so [laughter] he accepted my denial going down to take that job and i went on it moved to the headquarters and eventually the system director for

and i was assigned to then president johnson. first thing what happened was president johnson went to his ranch in stonewall, texas, and i was down there and one day i was walking between the house and the security room and president johnson saw me. he recognized me as having been on the kennedy detail. i had met him personally in new york. he come to visit mrs. kennedy one day at the carlisle hotel. he knew who i was. as soon as he called me and called and talked to the agent in charge and said that he wanted me removed immediately and didn't want me to be assigned to that detail with him because i'd be with the kennedy. he thought for sure i was a kennedy loyalist. so he went and talked to him. he convinced him i should stay. so i staid -- stayed and within three years i became the agent in charge of his protection. when he left office, he asked me if i'd be willing to come down to his ranch and run his protective detail. i told him i didn't think my career ladder should end at the river. [laughter] >> so he accepted my denial

johnson, has two other developments in our community. one of them happens to be on fillmore, which happens to be part of the restaurant deal >> denny thing. -- it feels not going to be in a pretty picture. i have been arrested, but i told redevelopment i was coming today to say i support the money for mary rodgers building. i was with her in her last three years of living, but to do something out of compliance when we do not have no way of doing something, but when the police come and out three and us -- apprehend us, in our community, there is a free and to teach -- it ain't no mystery to check your history ♪ >> thank you very much. final speaker please. >> ♪ i leave this land, i just cannot wait. ♪ it is on golden gate ♪ have the ball, have of all ofit -- it all today ♪ >> any other members of the public wish to speak or sing at this public hearing public comment is closed. if we could take a roll call vote on this resolution. [calling vote sins] >> ther are ten ayes. this resolution is adopted. the mayor has requested a five- minute r

medical giant johnson & johnson today announced it will soon begin clinical trials.ohn is here now to explain. >> reporter: an early test, it spotted prostates, co although rectal, breast and lung cancers, and researchers say it should work on any tumor, poemly revolutionizing diagnosis and treatment. like cancer itself, treatment is often a matter of chance. a new non-invasive test could take guess work out of the cancer equation. >> the more we know about cancer, and finding ways to stop it, that's fabulous. >> reporter: long before any of us get a cancer tumor, cancer cells circulate in our blood. scientists say a new test can scan billions of blood cells and find a single cancer cell. johnson & johnson today announced a collaboration to bring this lab on a chip to market. the american cancer society called it, quote, a break through, that has far-reaching but still unconfirmed implications. oncologist tom lee says the test's usefulness must still be proven in clinical trials. >> one doesn't know whether the cell's are relevant to the person's life expectancy or n

johnson? of georgia? pelosi. johnson of illinois? johnson of illinois? johnson of ohio? boehner. eddie johnson? pelosi. sam johnson? boehner. jones? boehner. jordan? boehner. kaptur? pelosi. keating? pelosi. kelly? boehner. kildee? pelosi. kind? cooper. king of iowa? boehner. king of new york? boehner. kingston? boehner. kinzinger? boehner. kissell? schuler. kline? boehner. kucinich? pelosi. labrador? boehner. lamborn? boehner. lance? boehner. landry? boehner. langevin? pelosi. lankford? boehner. larsen? pelosi. larson? pelosi. latham? boehner. latourette? >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> boehner. latta? boehner. lee? pelosi. lee? boehner. levin? pelosi. lewis? of california? boehner. lewis of georgia? pelosi. lipinski? kaptur. is that what you heard? [low and indistinct chatter] lobiondo? boehner. loebsack? pelosi. lofgren? pelosi. long? boehner. lowey? pelosi. lucas? boehner. luetkemeyer? boehner. lujan? pelosi. lummis? boehner. daniel e. lungren? boehner. lynch? pelosi. mccarthy of california? boehner. mccarthy of new york? pelosi. mccall of texas? boehner. mcclintock? boehner. mc

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johnson and johnson discovered in 2008 saying they farrell to resolve properly as a result consumers might not receive the expected dose. even more reason to talk to your doctor if your taking the zero concerns. prescriptiont risk of cardiovascular events to take non stereo anti-inflammatory drugs. researchers found ivy profession advil, motrin has the highest risk of stroke. the key ingredient in the leaves and other medications is the safest. the judge still carries risks not as much as others. meanwhile, the first major overhaul in the nation for schools in 15 years will be announced today. they will announce the new guidelines, rules will require schools to do a number of things first tax sodium and mills by more than half. only whole grains serving low-fat milk that will limit kids to only 1 c. of starchy vegetables a week president obama side and a bill that will help them pay for the health care fruits. we will take another break, let's go outside give you another love, this time the golden gate bridge, a mild start cloud cover, a chance of a sprinkle in the north bay everyone

and johnson and johnson says they're safe to use but don't meet standards and don't have required labeling. >> and in san francisco today poet proe testers rallied to demonstrate their unhappiness we have yorts to ratify a free trade agreement with core rea.. >> the u.s. and south korea reached a tent if agreement this ends tariffs on 95% of trade over next five years. and opponents fear it's a bad deal for workers. outside of the building in 7th and mission, tim robert is beating a drum against a proposed freed trade agreement. >> this is he says it will kill u.s. manufacturing jobs and growing jobs in china the deal allows up to 65% of the products to be soresed from china. >> there is a back door to ship more goods from the united states. on his trip, president obama said would it create jobs at home. >> this is a job threat. with everyone million, 5,000 jobs are supporters at home. >> it calls for sourk to cut tariffs in half, 8% down to 4. and eliminate knit five years. this u.s. tariff would remain at two and a half percent until the fifth year. u.s. international trade commission in

the attorney general said johnson & johnson and its subsidiaries discovered in late 2008 that supplies of motrin sold in 8- and 24-caplet containers failed to dissolve properly. as a result, consumers might not receive an expected dose of ibuprofen, which could lead to "a worsening of pain, fever or inflammation." now there's even more reason to talk to your doctor about what kinds of painkillers you're taking. a large meta-analysis of 31 studies has found significant risks of cardiovascular events in people who take prescription-strength nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. of the drugs studied, they found that ibuprofen, sold as advil and others, carries the highest risk of stroke, etoricoxib, has the highest risk of cardiovascular death, and rofecoxib, previously sold as vioxx carries the highest risk of heart attack. for certain drugs such as celecoxib, sold as pfizer's celebrex, the cardiovascular risk appears to go up with dosage. the first nutrition overhaul in 15 years being announced today. they announced new guidelines and new rules require schools to cut sodium by half, use

. >> johnson and johnson solicitÓ la retirada de varios medicamentos producidos en una planta de washingtonmasacre en tucson. cÓmo harÁn los demÓcratas - republicanos para ganar el voto hispano? >> conversamos con daniel hernÁndez sobre la masacre de tucson. >> no estaba pensando si iba a estar bien. >> en exclusiva jeff bush, ex gobernador de la florida, quiere ser presidente... >> abel maldonado, ex vicegobernador de california, como intentan recuperar el voto hispano. >> el futuro de nuestro paÍs es la comunidad hispana. >> preval cuenta porque aÚn - a un aÑo del terremoto todavÍa la gente vive en la pobreza. >> el mejor amigo del hombre ahora es verde. >> donde estÁn realizando la vajilla >> los colombianos tienen dicho un recurrente: es mÁs raro que un perro a cuadros. pero ahora vemos un verde, de la ira? eso no lo sabemos.. >> la naturaleza tiene sus caprichos, naciÓ un perro verde en la ciudad... vea este cachorro que su color de pelo va en contra de todo lo establecido en el mundo canino... >> un perro azul! fue lo primero que dijimos. >> tiene pocos dÍas de nacida pero es el centr

and so, you assorted tired of london johnson, the heavy subcommittee.so he really, you know, if you need one person on your side, this was the person you would want. >> guest: and when president johnson came to announce the word, he said there's plenty of places we would like to have this. but nobody else has the georgia delegation. and so that's why this is going to happen. on the other side you have mendel rivers from south carolina and they're offering to put a factory in this district. the contractors have factories in the district. there's a bus with him coming into town. he helps pay for the statue. so there's every possible way of him employed in the sky. this campaign slogan was rivers delivers. >> host: it's still standard operating procedure. he's doing the same thing with the georgia delegation now. nothing has changed. >> guest: so thejobs argument has more influence than the campaign money because you can point to the fact you say i helped you get this. >> host: it's called political engineering, we placed the contracts. place them on the v

& johnson to make the test cheaper.he point is, they're making something that could tell you and me at our annual physical whether or not we have cancer. scott buckman, nbc, bay area news. >> the american cancer society says while the news is an impressive step, the hope is that today's excitement translates into cancer treatment tomorrow. >>> they've decided to give san jose their say when it comes to budget cuts this year. nbdvyd acean an advanced draft of that survey. here's one of the questions. it asks whether firefighters and police are retiring too early, at age 50. questions like that run the risk between city hall and police and fir. but many who don't like the cuts in public safety have other ideas. in the past, city leaders have used those numbers to justify specific cuts to services. >>> the new year in arkansas looked like something out of a horror movie. more than 3,000 birds tumbled from the sky. biologists think loud noises or fireworks frightened the massive flock of birds and they flew into buildings o

my name is yvonne johnson miller. i am the chapter vice-president. it was requested that our superintendent come into our negotiations, which he did not. i am very disappointed that you did not come. we were looking forward to meeting with you. you were asked to come. you never did say you were not coming. however, if you have always said it is for the kids. yes it is. it is also for our members. i am requesting and i am asking you -- come to our next meeting. it is very important that you be there. thank you. president mendoza: thank you, ms. johnson miller. >> my name is edward purcheck. i am a parent of a 1.5 year old. i just want you to know you probably will be seeing more of me. i just want to bring up again that changing the policy on how students are assigned to schools affects us a lot more than just making the decision and changing it. my partner and i -- really, that was one of our main concerns when we bought a house. we bought a house where we could afford to buy a house in the city and were not concerned because we knew we could have ou

johnson is headed to ucla.ohnson took over after the 49ers fired jimmy ray early this past season. tried to implement more of a passing attack. johnson is expected to take over as the offensive coordinator of the bruins. but it is unclear what that means for the current offensive coordinator norm chow who we figure is headed elsewhere. ing nfl the jets and patriots play this sunday. no question who would win a trash talking contest. that would be all jets. the jets not happy with tom brady and say the new england quarterback dose more than his fair share of taunting during games. antonio has been calling brady names, well, that a polite young man like myself would not say on television. he has hated brady since his days with the charger h.ers and says he will always hate tom brady. >> as long as i'm in the nfl and he is in the nfl it will be a hatred. >> described him -- do you feel like you do any of that or is this all coming out of know where? >> i am an emotional player so it is all in the spirit of the gam

representative hank johnson, fourth district, georgia. representative laura richardson, 37th district, california. representative andre carson,