the only presidents impeached was clinton and johnson, and for johnson, it was, there was nothing to do anymore. he would veto laws, override the veto, and he would put things into motion saying the laws were not faithfully executed, and then they got enough, and they were not as successful as we know. he was impeached, but he was saved from conviction and removal from office by a vote, and he continued as a sort of lame duck, as the world passed him by. people have said to me that he did bring something good. we have the 14th amendment, and that's true. that's the silver lining, but on the other hand, i think about the missed opportunities in terms of land reform, he was against land reform for the freed men and think how different lives would have been if freed men had farms to work on their own, grow their own food, to become independent, economically independent, the sort of delay of black advancement in terms of economic prosperity. this was a result of the claim that i don't believe in, you know, the criticisms of great man history where you say that one person is responsible f

johnson attracted 64.the draw that meant the garage and negative spots against goldwater, whose johnson's numbers that went down, not goldwater. as best i can tell, there is no specific point about this spot. more than likely you do that today. in fact, any campaign before airing something that unusual and shocking would convene a number of focus groups and done a lot of research. the johnson people and ddp come the ad firm didn't appear to know what the reaction would be. so there was quite a bit of reaction, but authentic total. a lot of phone calls to the white house. mostly it was people that were sort of shocked and aghast at this little girl picking daisies. it was consumed by a nuclear blast. but there are -- the predictable cries from the republican party in the goldwater campaign about it. but it is hard to say what the public's response was to it because as best i can tell and i cannot find any evidence that anyone had pulled physically about that spot, even though 50 million people thought it wo

in fact, if you look at the gallop polls before the campaign, johnson was at 68% of the polls, and johnson at 29%. a month later after that spot and other spots attacked goldwater's position on nuclear war and peace and other issues, a month later, goldwater actually dropped not at all, still at 29%, and johnson dropped to 64, and after all of that month of negative spots against goldwater, it was johnson's numbers that went down, not goldwater's. best as i can tell, there's no specific polling about the spot. more than likely you would do that today, and, in fact, any campaign before airing something that unusual and shocking would probably have convened a number of focus groups and done 5 lot of research. the johnson people and the ddb, the ad firm, didn't appear to know what the reaction would be, and 10 there was quite a bit of reaction, but it was sort of all antedoal with a lot of phone calls to the white house, and mostly, it was people sort of shocked and agas of the little girl picking daisies consumed by a nuclear blast, but there were -- there were the predictable cries of outra

student call johnson mrs. j. many are worried for her son who also attend the school. >> i'm worried for her son. he will get a lot of questions. but what are you going to do. >> johnson was understanding and fun. >> class was fun. she was really -- like she was friendly with us. she was a cool teacher. i liked her. i never would have thought. >> johnson is accuse id of 24 count of sexual assault. police say the encounters happened in her car in livermoore. investigators say it started with text messages, communication on facebook and with the game, words with friends. the school does not have a facebook policy and even under the circumstances, parents don't know if the school needs one. >> i don't have a problem with my son being friends on facebook with a teacher. if he needs advice or help with something, then it is an easy way to get to them. >> some students are defending johnson on-line, urging others it wait for proof before judging. the principal notified parent of the arrest and says counsellors. ing on

sherrie johnson is on the other end of the studio. yes, and we have a special sports event this sunday morning. so make sure you check back in with us at abc2. we're talking about weather for the game as well but this morning the issue is what happens over the next 24 hours. after nearly an inch and-a-half to two inches of rain, it's ending now, windy and warm day but a burst of rain and snow overnight. i want to make that point clear. a quick burst could give a quick inch, could be an issue this time tomorrow morning. we'll talk about that. we're watching the back side of the rain pulling through harford and cecil county as we speak. yes, roads are wet. yes, it will be windy but warm. we get up to 58 degrees. then we talk about the return of winter overnight and maybe even some ravens game day weather in a bit. >>> 6:31. let's talk about traffic. now 6:32. >>> southbound on the bw parkway, delay after route 100 after reports of another incident there. also slow eastbound 70 at woodbine with an accident. of course if you're traveling

johnson talked less. then of course, he had an unpopular war that was also hurting his polls, and he was not responding to that popularity problem at all. so for a number of ways, i think johnson comes out negative, by which we mean he was less interested in public opinion and public approval than some of the other presidents. johnson, of course, is as active as one could get in domestic policy. johnson's also the person, the president, who works--what is it? -- 20 hours a day, or 22 hours a day, you know. c-span: mm-hmm. mm-hmm. >> guest: and was on the phone when he was eating lunch and having his--his nap. so there is--there--that's a very nice case of an active/negative, johnson would be. c-span: all right. on richard nixon, you list him as mixed/negative. >> guest: oh. yeah, nixon... c-span: what is that? what is... >> guest: nixon is hard. not only that he came in--sort of in the middle ranking, i think. didn't he? >> guest: on both--on both scales... >> guest: if i'm re--recalling that... >> guest:

andrew johnson, race issues and they.gov tail nicely. let me introduce the authors, and the authors will speak, and then we'll have a question and answer section with hopefully a lot of time for questions and answers, an i expect you to participate, and when we begin, i'll remind you, this is not a moment for you to give speeches

marie johnson was arrested at her home in livermore. police received a tip about a possible sex crime with marie johnson and a young boy. police say johnson had oral sex and sexual relations with the 14-year-old boy where she communicated with him first on facebook and texting. police don't believe there are other suspects but they are asking students to talk to their kids about the nature of their interactions with johnson. according to the web page, she teaches geometry and algebra. police say she had sex with the boy in her car and other locations in livermore and the crimes happened in 2010 since may of last year. and there are questions whether or not the boy is a student at the school or from somewhere else. >>> nicholas is a teacher at the antioch high school. now pennsylvania state police have evidence that he had sexual relations with a 15-year- old student when he was teaching in that state five years ago. they have now placed him on administrative leave and they have informed parents about the charges in pennsylvania. >>> tim

furry-year-old marie johnson's relationship a -- 40-year-old marie johnson's relationship with a 14-year-old boy began with text messaging. >> reporter: the just just updated its policy. now officials are taking -- talking about whether to go over it again with teachers as they are trying to help students deal with the arrest of their teacher. the community at granada high in livermore is having a tough time thinking of marie johnson as accused sex offender when yesterday she was miss j the math teacher. >> i'm really shocked she was a very nice lady. she really showed us she cares for the kids. to this moment i think it is not true. i hope it is not true. >> reporter: 40-year-old johnson faces 24 charles of sex with wall assault. the wife and mother is an -- accused of having sex with a 14-year-old boy from december to may of last year. the principal called police when a student came forward and told adult about the possible crime. >> the whole community is reeling. our goal is to get through it together. >> reporter: police say johnson had the boy in class and corresponded through facebook

i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. tonight another teacher faces charges of having sex with a students. >> this time it is a high school teacher in livermore. her name is marie johnson, and police arrested her this morning when she uh -- arrived for work at granada high school in livermore. that's where ama dates is with the story. ama? >> carolyn and dan, marie johnson has been a teacher here at granada for 13 years, and tonight she is on administrative leave and in jail after police say she had a sexual relationship with a student. >> i saw it first on facebook, so i saw what happened to ms. j? >> students at granada high school called her ms. j, and police call her a suspect in a sexual assault involving a students. 40-year-old marie johnson is a math teacher at granada, and she is also married. this morning she was arrested by livermore police. >> there are 24 counts ranging from sexual intercourse with a minor, lewd acts with a minor and oral copulation. >> a student called and talked about the a relationship that

furry-year-old marie johnson's relationship a -- 40-year-old marie johnson's relationship with a 14-year-old boy began with text messaging. >> reporter: the just just updated its policy. now officials are taking -- talking about whether to go over it again with teachers as they are trying to help students deal with the arrest of their teacher. the community at granada high in livermore is having a tough time thinking of marie johnson as accused sex offender when yesterday she was miss j the math teacher. >> i'm really shocked she was a very nice lady. she really showed us she cares for the kids. to this moment i think it is not true. i hope it is not true. >> reporter: 40-year-old johnson faces 24 charles of sex with wall assault. the wife and mother is an -- accused of having sex with a 14-year-old boy from december to may of last year. the principal called police when a student came forward and told adult about the possible crime. >> the whole community is reeling. our goal is to get through it together. >> reporter: police say johnson had the boy in class and corresponded through facebook

johnson johnson mr. speaker, -- mr. johnson: mr. speaker, h.r. 290 introduced by the gentleman from california, mr. hunter, will allow the inclusion of religious symbols as part of military monuments. in 1913 a memorial that included a 43-foot-tall cross was placed on mount sol dad in san diego, california, as the tribute to the members of the armed forces who sacrificed their lives to defend the united states. in 1989 the city of san diego was sued over the cross with critics claiming it violated the first amendment to the u.s. constitution and to the california constitution. several remedies were attempted over the years to avoid the cross being removed by the courts. these included transferring the property to a nonprofit organization but this too led to a lawsuit. the property was also declared a national memorial by congress in 2004. in 2006 congress enacted public law 109-272 to transfer the memorial to the department of defense. the federal government was sued and the ninth circuit court of appeals ruled that the cross was un

here's park guide, daniel luther, portraying president johnson and telling the story of how andrew johnson met abraham lincoln. >> in 1847, i went into the 30th congress for my third term representing the people of the first district and while i was there i met within extremely tall, rhee-boned young man, representing the prairie state of illinois and his name was abraham lincoln. and we fell into conversation and i introduced myself and told him that i was from northeast tennessee and he replied that i tennessee and he replied that he had relatives in northeast tennessee and perhaps i knew some of them. he identified his great uncle isaac as having owned a farm at which his father thomas had worked as something of a hired hand in the 1790s and he also identified another great uncle, a gentleman by the name of mordecai who lived in the town of greenville, to which i replied greenville is my hometown. and your great uncle mordecai in fact performed the wedding ceremony for me and my wife e eliza in 1827 as well as we bed on the town council together in 1829 and i reassured mr. lincoln that

he was tied with ched arthur, just above andrew johnson. most of them would agree with the presidential scholar who said eisenhower would be remembered primarily as a man who single mindedly leaved the day to day administration of his office to trust subordinates like sherman adams. over the past 50 years, however, these earlier assessments of eisenhower as a well meaning but bumbling political novice has been challenged # drawing on a collection of rouds like right here at the eisenhower and personal eisenhower revisionists in which the president emerges as an executive to led the nation with a strong hand and a clear vig. the new scholarship has enhanced ike's reputation dramatically. in 1980, a new poll modeled on that t he then in 1990 slipped to 15. but in 2010, last year, s ichie college research poll ike had slipped back to the top ten. the revisionists have focused on ike in the foreign policy sphere. they have not focused as much on ike in the domestic sphere. now, if you try to do ike in civil rights, you readily understand why th

i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. tonight another teacher faces charges of having sex with a students. >> this time it is a high school teacher in livermore. her name is marie johnson, and police arrested her this morning when she uh -- arrived for work at granada high school in livermore. that's where ama dates is with the story. ama? >> carolyn and dan, marie johnson has been a teacher here at granada for 13 years, and tonight she is on administrative leave and in jail after police say she had a sexual relationship with a student. >> i saw it first on facebook, so i saw what happened to ms. j? >> students at granada high school called her ms. j, and police call her a suspect in a sexual assault involving a students. 40-year-old marie johnson is a math teacher at granada, and she is also married. this morning she was arrested by livermore police. >> there are 24 counts ranging from sexual intercourse with a minor, lewd acts with a minor and oral copulation. >> a student called and talked about the a relationship that

most of the sexual contact, police say, took place in johnson's car. >> we have a crisis team. we can give support for our employee: the victim may need most of the help. a juvenile male who has sex with an older woman is not thought of as a victim. they are called names people say, you are not a victim. that the brutal battle for the victim. >> johnson is married and high a high school aim kid herself. she was working at the school a couple of years ago with two other 14-year-old boys who are at the school were allegedly victim of a sex crime performed by an older woman. >> thank you, kraig. >>> san francisco police are investigating the city's first homicide of the year. officers found a man in his 30s with a stag r stab wound to his chest around 2:30 a.m. the man was rushed sphroon general hospital where he was pronounced dead, 40 minutes later. if you have any information on the case, you are urged to call police >>> a two-alarm fire did a quarter million dollars in damage at a home in san jose early this morning. the fire started around 3:30 in the attic of a house on gree

johnson, a regular member we will miss his sense of humor. he did great work for the labor movement. thank you for remembering him. supervisor mar: i have the number of other items. the development impact the report of december 1 shows that bc the's program that was instituted last year has resulted in a majority of fees that they are responsible for including, the market in the batavia affordable housing feet, the market and octavia infrastructure impact fees. and the affordable housing inclusionary program. the program gives developers the option to defer payment of development impact collected by the department of building inspection before the certificate of first occupancy is issued. the 2010-2011 developers have deferred a total of $14,673,651 in fee payments. the impact on the infrastructure and affordable housing programs is potentially great, so i am calling for a hearing at the land use committee. i am introducing legislation that extends andrea authorizes a our food security task force to extend to january 2015. it increases the nu

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. >>> consumer alert, johnson and johnson recalled baby calming comfort lotion. there is excessive levels of bacteria. it was with drawn in 9 states out of the abundance of caution. it's unlikely the lotion will hurt your child. >>> we are learning about flipped classrooms, great concept. open house, kicking off the day in two countries, 20 states and 30 cities and towns. sherrie johnson joins us live with a preview. it appears the world of education is getting smaller and smaller. >> we are here at st. paul school for girls, an exciting day. later they will have an open house and invite teachers from other schools to learn about flipped learning. this morning, i have dr. monica, head of school, and also don adams , the chair of the math department to talk about flipped learning. let's talk about how this benefits children, the students. >> teachers are our greatest resource. it enhances the amount of time teachers can spend with students and increases the quality of the learning experience. flipped classroom works well for all teachers and we get the best of the

. >>> this morning another part of jack johnson sepiment was handed out. the -- johnson's punishment was handed out. the former executive pled guilty to corruption charges. well last month johnson was sentenced to more than seven years in prison. and this morning, a maryland court ordered that johnson be disbarred from practicing law. johnson has served as state's attorney before being elected as a county executive. >>> the proposal to repeal the so-called king's dominion law died in the virginia state senate. right now public schools are not allowed to start before labor day unless they receive a waiver. the senate's health and education committee killed the bill yesterday after heavy lobbying by the tourism industry. a house version of the bill, however, is still alive. >>> a piece of coffee history here in washington, d.c. is closing on sunday. the oldest starbucks on the east coast located on wisconsin avenue and it's near the national cathedral. it's been here since 1993. shopping center where it is located is undergoing renovations. starbucks plans o

reporting live in east baltimore, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> tamango johnson [update: charges against johnson dismissed; his record has been expunged. see story] of baltimore has been rafted police say he impersonated an officer. a woman arranged a meeting with johnson in her hotel room at microte-ll inn and suites and later he showed up with handcuffs at the door of another woman she refused to let him in and called police. >>> man was killed while trying to cross the street hit by a car before 3:30. it happened at park heights and hilldale avenues. the driver stopped but investigators have not decided whether charges will be filed. there are crosswalks in that intersection. >>> cold weather has farmers in florida worried. up next, the efforts to save their crop and they are getting creative. >>> also as we get closer to superbowl 46 advertisers lining up but is it too late to get their spot in the big game? you are

we are learning new information and we say hello, to sherrie johnson. developments still surfacing because it's mid to late afternoon in italy. >> reporter: that's right. and you know we have learned in the last two hours search teams have suspend operations because of -- suspended operations because of large waves rising up against the ship. death toll is 11 dead and 29 missing including a american couple. the captain under the ship is under house arrest accused of deliberately steering off course causing the wreck and then abandoning the crew and passengers. the wife of the italian captain was swarmed by media as she returned home early this morning while her husband side stepped the media and went through a back door. the coast guard order the captain back aboard as he sat safely on a rescue boat while passengers saved themselves. >> he is a coward. i mean, we are fighting for our hives and he is more concerned about himself. >> my lasting memory will be of those who were standing on the deck with their life jackets on waiting to be rescued and there

reporting live in colombia, linda stow, abc 2 news. >>> in health news, johnson and johnson has some explaining to do after a washington couple says that company is responsible for their son's death. the parents allege their 2-year- old son was killed after taking defective children's tylenol that had been recalled. the incident was back in 2010 and according to the suit the parents gave the boy the medicine for a fever 30 minutes later he was spitting up blood. he died the next day of liver failure. johnson and johnson says the recalls were not related to "serious adverse events." >>> a new report out this morning says the government is beginning to crack down on company who do not provide an adequate place for breastfeeding mothers to pump breast milk. a law went into effect two years ago and under that law a bathroom is not considered a sufficient area. the huffington post reports 23 companies have been cited for failing to follow the law, including mcdonald's and starbucks. >>> well, a gym in chicago is now making a headline with one and only one rule, no skinny people allowed. t

if peter johnson jr really wants to see propaganda you does not look very far and that's very very. coming up after the break corporations spent millions of dollars influence in the iowa caucuses but how could this possibly be good for american politics. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who made a decision to break through that made you try. no one. is imbue with a global mission the red sea where we had a state controlled capitalism is called the saxons when nobody dares to ask why we do our tea quests in mourning. in the best of the rest of the news if new hampshire will be anything like iowa then expect a lot of campaign cash to be dumped into the granite state recapping what was spent in iowa rick perry dished out over six million dollars in the state translating to about four hundred eighty dollars per vote he received not exactly money well spent romney spent over four and a half million about one hundred fifty six bucks for each vote ron paul spent nearly three million again originally a million and a half but that's only spending by each candidate not

. >>> johnson and johnson recalled baby call me comfort lotion after regulators found excessive levels of bacteria in the sample. it was voluntarily withdrawn in nine states out of an abundance of caution. >>> development is stepping up its investigation into the jeep liberty air bag problem. 50 people have been hurt because of air bags inflating even though it was not involved in a scrash. the national highway traffic safety administration starting vasing back in september. now nearly 387,000 suvs are under investigation. >>> most parents try to do the right thing when it comes to their children's safety but a new study shows they may be cutting corners when it comes to carpooling. some parents are not putting the booster seats in and parents do not enforce the rule when their kids are with another driver. they also don't make sure the little ones are in booster seats. in most states children are required to be in a booster seat up until eight years old. half of parents surveyed don't note age of booster seats in their state. >>> if you've never fallen victim to an email scam, you --

>> johnson: normally, they...call me. ( laughter ) >> kroft: they call you. >> goodell: you don't have to wait to hear from them. >> anderson: you don't have to wait very long, steve. believe me. >> kroft: the commissioner hears about a lot of things from owners, coaches and players, often about his tough policies on personal conduct in and out of uniform-- everything from penalties for excessive touchdown celebrations, to multi-game suspensions for unsportsman-like conduct, and illegal helmet-to-helmet tackles. you not only control their lives off the field, now you're controlling their lives on the field-- the way they play the game, the way they tackle, the way they hit. is... >> goodell: well, it's some... >> kroft: ...all of that necessary? >> goodell: i think it is. being associated with the n.f.l. is a privilege, it is not a right. and when you're here, you have to meet that bar. >> kroft: concussions have always been a part of the n.f.l. this used to be called "getting your bell rung"; now it's treated as

thinking of which picture of john h johnson hardest part to use on the step.ver the decision had to be just right >> all of the work he put it throughout his career has come to fruition here with this kind of honor. built an empire from the ground up. changed out african american scene and america recognized by numerous precedents. final interview before death 2005 pioneer past a lot of words to those hoping to follow in his footsteps. >> you can achieve a small dreams confidence determination >> johnson writes step conveys a message and more batt but want them to think about aspirations and inspiration and that is what my father built this off of. it really was a dream. to have a publishing company and to be able to bring recognition to the topic in american market. battling racism prejudice and stereotypes john h johnson drained a fulfilled decades later cobbers of magazine reads like a pulse of america. proud moment tense moments moments that make people smile. standing on south michigan stands like a monument. for a man of great accomplishment with big ide

johnson was arrested at his home on saturday. a woman arranged to meet johnson in her hotel room. johnson was dressed as a police officer. investigators say when johnson entered her room, he raped her. johnson showed up at the same hotel two days later and knocked on the door of another woman. >>> the fox 5 storm is tracking the winter weather blast tonight. a police officer in winchester sent us this picture. look at all that snow. it is blanketing the ground, making for slick and dangerous driving. meantime, we are dealing with the bitter cold temperatures. sue in the weather center tonight. >> that has to be our first measurable snow. >> winchester had it early this morning. they got the most of the closer in areas. when you get toward places like that, they got 5 1/2 inches. a whopping 1 of snow. winchester had an interesting situation tonight where one snow band in particular stayed over them for four hours. they picked up 2 1/2 inches of snow and the police were having to deal with problems on the roadways as a result of that. meanwhile, we are dealing with temperatures toni

judge johnson invalidated tuskegee, alabama, plan to dilute black voting strength. he ordered that black persons be registered to vote if their application papers were equal in e perform epps of the least qualified white applicant. he ordered montgomery to surrender their voting records. he required alabama to apportion state legislative districts to adhere to the one man one vote principle. he mandated in alabama the first state-wide desegregation of public schools. i can continue through a list here of the contributions that this one judge courageously did. it's quite clear to me that president eisenhower with the good counsel in particular of his attorney general had no surprises in mind when he made his appointments. he knew the positions of these individuals in whom he entrusted these powers. bill moyer described judge johnson and said he altered forever the face of the south. burke marshall a yale law professor who served with distinction in the kennedy justice department, said that these four judges, dr. specht mentioned them, including judge johnson, have ma

joe johnson has only been stealingith electricity. for that big pot growing operation. >>> all authorities have arrested eight muslim men planning to with tampa,locations in florida. the 25-year-old was arrested in sting operation saturday. he bought what he thought or guns and grenades and other explosives. he wanted to sell -- set off car outside of businesses. the fbi had been tracking him since september. >> a laurel high-school graduates is under arrest tonight. says craig baxam used apartment to search internet for terror groups. court documents say the former veteran planned to a small unit terrorist group. arrested in kenya. >>> an investigation into an alleged condo embezzlement scheme. nearly $3to pay back million in restitution. using a accused of property management company to of clientsccounts after line about during maintenance. face bank fraud and conspiracy charges. >> the u.s. department of closing 259is offices. the plan will affect the usda headquarters and operations in 46 states. the agency says this move could sa

sherrie johnson is live at mt bank stadium celebrating a win over the texans. let's start with lynette charles. >>> it'scold outside. you need to bundle up. check out the numbers this morning. 12 in to towson. woodbine around 13. 22 sparrows point. arnold around 22. if you are heading out and about, up to pennsylvania, new york, going to be dealing with a winter weather advisory. here at home, we will be drey until this evening. -- dry until this evening. >> reporter: got a new accident reported in the city at clinton and hall burt. not the case on brawning high. brawning shutdown between keith avenue and the dundalk marine terminal. use dundalk as your alternate. a live look at traffic flow 29, southbound lanes, see more traffic flow as you make your way through the columbia region. 695, wilkins, crowded on the beltway, the travel pace moving well between catonsville and pikesville. if you plan to travel on 50, chesapeake bay bridge, a live look at 50, st. margarets, westbound shutdown on the bay bridge with a stalled car. >>> ravens are advancing to the afc t

johnson and the audience of course new with the reference was. now let's talk about black military service, let's start with the civil war. much attention of course for our generation has been placed on the unit that was the center of the 1989 film which was above the 54th massachusetts regiment. but there were about 150 different black civil war regiments, and one battle they really showed at the battle of new market heights and it's a virginia battle not sufficiently known. 14 men would win the medal of honor for their heroism in this one engagement and a representative of eight separate regimens that fought on that date, september 29, 1864 pages 139 and 140 is the sacrifice of the man called milton holland. milton holland was born in 1844 and died in 1910. he initially participated in the war as a servant to a white officer and in the summer of 1863 he joined the fifth united states colored troops. remember he was the only official with the emancipation proclamation that black men were allowed to serve in the military the black men did served

sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >> it was a emotional night in arizona. thousands coming out to remember the lives lost in the 2011 tucson massacre. but with the sad emotions there are feelings of hope strength and courage as representative gabrielle giffords came forth to show support and just how far she's come. >> pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stand one nation under god, indisvisible with liberty and justice for all. >> it was one of several events that took place during the weekend honoring the 12 wounded and the 6 who died. sunday marked the one year anniversary jared loughner has been charged in the attack. >>> joe paterno's son has a lot to say about his father, firing from penn state and his health. linda so is here this morning with details from an espn interview. linda. >> reporter: he sat down for that interview and he says his dad wants to tell his side of the story of what ultimately led to the firing. paterno says his dad is anxious to get all the facts out soon. but he doesn'

johnson is right.a party candidate in the race, but the tea party has a lot to do with the messaging coming out of this race. on the other side of this thing, let's say romney comes out for a second or third. if that happens, you will see conservatives and coalesce around a candidate because they don't want a repeat to happen in this year in a mitt romney who many view as a liberal say what you want to hear kind of republican. that is just not going to cut it for this conservative base. i don't think it will cut it come the fall against barack obama. if you look at the rest of the field, whether it's bachman or newt gingrich or rick santorum or the others really, if you are honest with yourself and think that any one of them has a real pathway to victory today, unless one of them touches the hymn of somebody's garment, there was no pathway for any of them today. a lot could change. we could see a lot for you today. >> you sort of agree with that. >> part of it i agree with. there is going to be coalesc

here sherrie johnson -- maryland traffic. here's sherrie johnson. >>> the remaining go a p candidates were back at it. they are trying to win over voters in one of the biggest swing states. >>> and colts owner jim irsay is sounding off on comments peyton manning made. why he is fuming at hall of fame quarterback. you are watching "good morning maryland" first and only at 4:30. >>> time is 4:45. five things to know before you go. britney norwood will be in be that des -- bethesda. >>> and the justice department is cracking down on mortgage fraud. today at 11:30 there will be a justin department news conference on -- justice department news conference for implementing the task force. >>> and 10,000 people are expected to attend the weekend's building expo at the baltimore convention center running today through sunday and will focus on homes but landscaping as well. >>> and twitter has tweet technology. it is an attempt for the short messaging company to broaden the audience and make more money. >>> u.s. house democrats will ta

so we think incrementally news can get better for johnson & johnson. and really this is a stock with so little expectations. >> tom: okay, on one hand are you looking health care. on the other hand snack food and sugary drinks with pepsi. although it has been trying to put together a healthier profile as well. pep the share price well off the highs that we saw back in the spring and summertime with the yield at 3%. you expect the stock to be how high in a year? >> well, there's a lot of pressure on management to deliver shareholder returns. because this has been a relative underperformer. we think the commodity headwind is behind them. and with this shareholder agitation for better returns, we're looking at, you know, 10, 15% return, total return for pepsi. >> tom: of course pepsi is known for the drink but does more business in the snack food with frito-lay than pepsi doesn't it. >> it does. and there is trem cuss global opportunity with emerging economies with that snack brand. >> tom: you like due pont, double d,, the ticker symbol, more than a cent

johnson got 64. so after that month of barrage against goldwater, it was johnson's numbers that went down, not goldwater's. as best they can tell, there is no specific point about the. more than likely you do that today. in fact, any contain before airing something that unusual and shocking would probably have convened a number of focus groups and done a lot of research. the johnson people and ddp, the ad firm didn't appear to know what the reaction would be. and so, there is quite a bit of reaction, but it was volcanic dodo. a lot of phone calls to the white house. mostly it was people that were sort of shock and a cast that this little girl picking daisies. it was consumed by a nuclear blast. that they are aware predictable cries of outrage from the republican party and the goldwater came came about it. but it's hard to say what the public's response was to it because as best i can tell, i could not find any evidence anyone had told specifically about that spot, even though 50 million people saw it

johnson but it's terribly unjust to all of us. >> reporter: siegel claims that johnson is homeless and suffers from mental illness and that once in jail, johnson was not given his psych medication. siegel says that led to a scuffle with the guard and though the guard was not hurt, johnson now faces a felony assault charge. >> to have a situation where he winds up spending the rest of his life in prison because of a -- essentially a tug of war over a blanket. >> reporter: dan pneumoseason with the campaign trying to reform the three strikes law. he says the original intent of three strikes was to put repeat violent felons behind bars. but he says that's not the reality. >> the reality is that along with some violent felons being locked up for life, some other folks are being scooped up, people who steal socks or pizza and what that does, by putting them behind bars forever is cost the state a lot of money and use the space in these overcrowded prisons so that we are unable to lock up the monsters. >> reporter: supporters of three strikes argue the law has led to a statewide drop in crim

johnson. and the audience of course knew what the reference was. let's think about lack military service. let's start a civil war. much attention for a generation has been placed on the unit that was thinner of the 1989 film, which was that the 54th massachusetts regiment. there were about 150 different black civil war regimens. one battle they really shown at the battle of newmarket hate. it's a virginia battle, not sufficiently known. 14 men woodwind the medal of honor for their hair with them in this one engagement. and the represented as a black regiments that thought on that date, september 29, 1864, pages 139 through 140, is the sacrifice of a man called milton m. holland. milton m. holland was born and initially participated in the war is a servant to a white office or been in the summer of 1863, he joined the fifth united states colored troops. so remember, it was only officially with the emancipation proclamation that black men were allowed to serve in the military, though but then did their and unofficially were some engagements and late

after hill tonight construction company floor and then johnson & johnson and basf. >>> she has been aarning model for serve years in a row and she's about to go to where no model has gone before, the billionaire's club. she's well on her way to become the first billionaire super model. that may help you understand why she and tom brady just but their $20 million house in california. >>> seniority may not be a protection for teachers in the classroom. >>> and indianapolis hope to get football fans into their restaurant without a wait. this is wednesday, january 25th. "good morning maryland" is back in a bit.