the johnsons can swim in water.can't swim in money. >> representing the contractor i agree that the contract has been breached and that some money damages are owed. but this is clearly not a case for specific performance. the subject matter of the contract is not unique like a unique parcel of real estate or the mona lisa, where a money value is very difficult to assign. there are hundreds of residential swimming pools of all different dimensions, and we are used to assigning money values to them. money damages are clearly adequate in this case. >> well, this pool was specifically designed for the johnson's backyard, and they feel that they are entitled to specific performance and will urge that unless the contractor agrees to fair compensation. now in this case the johnsons have lost 80 square feet of swimming pool. and at 30 dollars per square foot they are entitled to be compensated $2,400. >> but the contractor saved only eleven dollars a square foot by not completing the pool, for a total of $880. if the johnso

>> 66, right. >> lindl lyndon johnson was 64 e died. how sick was he, and how did he know -- i do remember -- well, i remember the speech and we weren't in business until a year later, so we didn't televise it. was that televised at the time? >> yeah, that was a house camera that they had, you know, it was one of the robotic cameras, kind of rigid, but it was inside the house, yeah. >> how sick was he? >> well, he died two months later and he had cancer four or five years, and he was sick. he had the remarkable spirit and one of the things i wanted to capture in the film. he didn't take tylenol until the end. he wanted to live through his death and the whole process and he just kept this attitude up and he was in pain all the time and no one knew it. he was amazing. amazing spirit. one thing i should tell you about the funeral that's interesting that i couldn't really get into the film. richard nixon since watergate had been out of washington had not been back. humphrey called him on christmas and said you're coming back to washington f

tony stewart, jimmie johnson one-two. if you look back to history, nascar's greatest one-two punch ever. richard petty and david pearson. 63 times that stock car racing king and silver fox finished one-two. pearson having an edge in the finishes. of their generation, tony stewart and jimmie johnson are nascar one-two punch. 12 times they finished one-two. johnson went to victory lane seven of the 12 times. the five times that tony won, three of the five were on mile-and-a-half racetrack like this one. >> darrell: a five-time against a three-time. see how it works out. >> larry: i don't know how they are going to finish up but the next restart, strap your tv down. it will be exciting. you throw the three roush fenway drivers in mix, greg biffle in the 16, matt kenseth in the 17 and carl edwards in the 99, there are hungry hounds out there. >> darrell: what did we say halfway through? the fords aren't running good today. there they are. >> mike: jamie mac in the 1. how long has it been since he was in victory lane? clint bo

johnson did not answer her question. she continued, if the vice president were proposing that only citizens who were in the majority should be launched into space, then women should be considered. women were certainly not in the minority, she thought in terms of numbers, money, votes, and tax dollars. leaning towards the women with a pained expression on his face, lyndon johnson looked directly at cobb and hart and gave his final thought. as much as he would like to help the cause of women astronauts, it really was an issue for james web and those at nasa. it hurt him to have to say it because he was eager to help, but the question just was not up to him to address. jonsson called an end to the meeting and started talking on his private phone. janie hart was angry. she knew johnson was putting on a performance that made it look as though it was painful to tell us. clearly johnson was not going to lend a hand to their cause even though a word from the vice president to james webb would have made an enormous difference. wh

james johnson comes over. double-clutch. that might have been james johnson.may have gotten a hand on it. it is not over. they can't make free throws. he misses after james johnson made just one of two. the bulls have one 20 left. they have 6.4. he missed it. and a time-out. wow! how about this. stacey: missed two free throws. neil: they have missed three of four in the last 30 seconds. stacey: wow! neil: james johnson split a pair and forbes misses two. 6.4. now the bulls are out fof time-outs. the raptors have a full and 20 left. stacey: we are only down one. you have enough time to get a good shot. you see john lucas coming in the game now. neil: lucas, watson korver boozer and deng. an offensive team. stacey: it will be interesting. john lucas there was for these moments. neil: so far nobody is picking up lucas. they are not sure who to guard. a small lineup out there. forwards and guards. in it deng. watson to his left. firing, no. bucket. it has to be good. stacey: luol deng with the offensive rebound. they are going to take a look at it but that locked

johnson had influence and mrs. johnson quietly could work behind the scenes. this was a little too far in front. and there was some backlash over that. and she, after that, retreated to a more veiled, behind-the-scenes kind of lobbying. but it's also mrs. johnson that takes the first campaign swing, solo campaign whistle stop tour. the lady bird special is a trip she takes into the south during the 1964 election campaign. lyndon johnson has signed the civil rights act. he's losing support in the south. mrs. johnson alone, obviously with a staff and companions, but makes a trip through the south stopping to speak to the public, strong arming in an oh-so-polite way governors and leaders in that state to meet with her. and speaks to the public, saying here's my point of view. and takes some abuse from the public. and then will say, well, you've had your turn. i've listened to you. now i hope you will listen to me. knowing that southern gentlemen have to let you -- a southern je gentleman is going to have to listen to and greet and be polite to a southern lady. >>

. >> lady bird johnson. >> lady bird johnson is -- i have to say, i'm from texas, lady bird johnson is one of my favorite first ladies. she is the first first lady to announce her own political -- not political agenda, but her own inaugural agenda. she announces during -- leading up to the 1965 inauguration, she goes public with what is going to be her agenda for her time as first lady and she says she's going to concentrate on beautification which really now we'd call environmentalism. mrs. johnson was not thrilled with the word beautification, but it was a doable world. she would concentrate on the great society. on helping her husband's efforts to promote the great society. and on working on his eventual presidential library. and mrs. johnson's east wing really works with the west wing. she -- so, she's doing environmental things. she's at a national park talking about the environment. we have a scarf in here that i love, and i've never seen the connection before, but the scarf promotes the discover america program. the discover america program is something that the west wing is put

een making ed johnson with the for nearly two years. women weighed less, ate less, consumed less oxygen than men, therefore women would need less booster power than to propel them into space. recent st

johnson recorded it. johnson bugged hoover. and it's extraordinary. the flattery, the praise, the stroking. >> and didn't l.b.j. tell him i love you? >> you're my brother. you're my closest ally in government. and this led to some extraordinary things. like when president johnson told j. edgar hoover to crush the ku klux klan. hoover didn't want to do that. he thought the problem in the south with the civil rights movement wasn't the segregationists. he thought the problem was as he put it the integrationists. but his president told him to do it. an extraordinary conversation when lyndon johnson says i want you to give the same kind of intelligence on the klan that you have on the communists. >> not communists but commonists. >> that's how they both pronounced the word, yes. and edgar hoover said yes, sir. and he and the f.b.i. over the next three years from 1964 to 1967 broke the klan like dried twigs. let's remember that this was the most violent terrorist group in this country in the 20th century. they murdered countless people. they blew up church

sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> time for a democracy 2012. presidential hopeful newt gingrich is saying he is going to be the winner when the primaries come out in alabama and mississippi. gop candidate rick santorum is telling the speaker, time to step aside. a head to head contest between himself and mitt romney should happen sooner rather than later. newt gingrich and santorum are both going to be attending the energy summit today. mitt romney is not going to be there. he is going to be at an event in alabama. >>> new this morning, california preacher is out of the forecasting business, many months after his doomsday prediction failed the materialize, carol camping admitted he made a mistake. camping's second date, october 21st, came and went without anything happening. >>> washington man is facing bigamy charges for the way he used facebook. >> find a friend suggestion led a woman to discover her husband remarried. the only problem, they never divorced. the woman called her estranged hubby's mother and he sh

johnson will be sitting here. that was quickly overshadowed. and then later, let's see, tomorrow, i believe, general floyd will show up. and then general buckner. so very chaotic. what the con fed rats are doing on the 11th, they're still recovering from the fort henry ordeal and long march and nasty go here. general gilmer should be here any time. he is major of engineers. he'll start sketching out what we now know as outer defenses. and that -- that might be happening right now. starting to dig tonight. how is that? digging party. >> wow. >> so that's what's going on now. and just comes to mind at this time, the big guns, the columbia down there and the 6 1/2 inch rifle are not even in operation yet. not even mounted. they're waiting for spare parts. they did test fire the columbia a couple weeks ago. but it blew -- it bent the carriage that it's on. they needed extra parts. those are being forged in clarksville and sent forward. the sixclarksville. the six inch rifle is missing a couple of parts too. it would be firing in operation,ed columb

the great magic johnson. he's here with his wife cookie, and we're going to talk about how this changed both of their lives. >> because of -- the hiv virus that i have attained, i will have to retire from the lakers. >>> plus, tonight, only in america. presidential bracketology explained. this is arsenio hall tonight. >>> good evening. i'm arsenio hall in for piers morgan. our big story tonight is the verdict in the tyler clementi case. the rutgers university freshman who killed himself in 2010 after he learned that his roommate had used a hidden web cam to spy on his sexual encounter with another man. and today that roommate, dharun ravi was convicted on most of the charges. joining me to talk about the case that shocked the nation, attorney lisa bloom and dr. drew pinsky host of cnn's "dr. drew." let's start legally. take the nation through this decision. >> it's a fairly complicated decision. 15 counts allege he was found guilty of most of the 15. what the jury will to do, look at a set of facts that was p

jimmie johnson, everybody.t fontana, sunday at 2:30 eastern time on fox. when we come back, music from neon trees. male announcer ] for some reason those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. this reduced sodium soup says it may help lower cholesterol, how does it work? you just have to eat it as part of your heart healthy diet. step 1. eat the soup. all those veggies and beans, that's what may help lower your cholesterol and -- well that's easy [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >> jimmy: this is their new cd. it's called "picture show." it comes out april 17th. here with the song "everybody talks," neon trees. ♪ ♪ hey baby won't you look my way i can be your new addiction hey baby what you gotta say ♪ ♪ all you're givin' me is fiction i'm a sorry sucka and this happens all the time i find out that ♪ ♪ everybody talks everybody talks everybody talks ♪ ♪ it started with a whisper that was

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general johnson will catch heck for the failure of ft. henry, ft. donelson, and he's scrambling to recover from that, which leads to the battle of shilo. he is forming the -- after ft. donelson, ft. henry fall, the new union army of tennessee will move to pittsburgh landing, south of here. general albert sidney johnson is collecting every force he can, bowling green, nashville, and this is his counterstrike. that's where the battle of shilo comes about. someone else? you already asked one. you already asked one, too. come on. >> when they made their breakout, there were a lot of other people that went along with him. now, did they -- the different grig a brigade generals say you want to go? >> it was a case by case basis. the question is when nathan bedford forest escapes, he takes his own command but what about the other guys that went with him? about 800 to 1200 guys went with forest. the question is, was it -- well, i'll just say. it was a case by case basis. word got out that forest was going to make a run for it, break out. if you had a horse,

johnson did not know the ship a bridge to reach through this as a divider. the bullet went into the same space for her legs were arresting. nearly missing the teenage girls sitting inches away. as the principles that it was an accident around 3:00 p.m. friday. did we call the police immediately. the oakland unified school police. >>> not choose the police sources familiar with this case in fact the resources this shot was fired at 315 the snow 911 call came from the school until 348 more than 30 minutes later. asked staff to notify their administration immediately or bypass administrators and dial in 911 directly from the classrooms as the district spokesman this seemed to have been 30 minutes between the when the teacher heard the gunshot and actually called the police. so was their reason for that 30 minute delay? >>> does not 30 minutes is more like 20 minutes because the algebra and computer teacher did not feel threatened says the principal still police sources tell cbs five that investigators are enraged same protocol did take to the evacuation of the

most famous case is brigadier general johnson. he surrendered with his guys. didn't sign any paperwork but he was within the lines. most of the guys were being put onto transports. a couple more boats left to go. tell you, what captain, how about you and i we'll go. walked up the lines, found a couple horses and they split. he paid the price for that, too. question? >> first of all, thank you for being here. i think your book is fabulous. the life of the common soldier. based upon your research that you've done, for a moment can we step back 150 years right now, february 11th, 4:00 in the afternoon, what's going on? both side? you said they're obviously digging crazily the southern troops are. >> what you have was re-enacted today. bless the re-enactors, the ones that did. they had a re-enactment of the guys camped out at fort henry and they made that march from fort henry to fort donelson much like they did 149 years, so many months and days ago. anyway, they made that march, god bless them. my goodness. with the nasty weather that we had last night in partic

brad slid up the hill high enough and the 48, jimmie johnson got by him. >> mike: bad news for johnson. 17 laps to go. he is still nine seconds behind the leader. ambrose has come to pit road. a tough break. hamlin's lead shrinking slightly. from seven to .6 of a second. harvick is coming. >> larry: harvick ran a tenth quick they're time, darrell. >> darrell: i watched harvick and i'm not so sure he is not playing possum right now and not sure he won't wait for eight to ten laps to go and really put pressure on hamlin. >> mike: we talked for two weeks about the new driver/crew chief pairings and the need to build trust and confidence. that won't be a problem for harvick because shane wilson was harvick's crew chief when he won the nationwide championship in 2006. they have a lot of history together, including 13 checkered flags. there is your race leader, denny hamlin and his new crew chief darian grubb. matt? >> matt: denny told me this would be the start of the season, trying to learn the chemistry and the nuances between himself and darian grubb. he also said coming to phoenix, a hu

magic johnson and the lakers no longer are hooked up. it's magic johnson and the dodgers.pend and spend big-time. >>> set your alarms! in 3.5 hours, baseball opens for real! the open as in japan playing seattle. you remember my words earlier today? >> yes. you called the decision to do this asinine. >> if you're a baseball fan -- >> you never hear during my part of this newscast, but i listen to you. >> i sit through an hour and a half of bloodshed. my stuff is the toy department, and you're happy. your stuff is kind of sad some nights. >> yes it is. >> very sad . [ laughter ] >>> kobe and the lakers in town. bryant and his coach, mike brown, on sunday got in a little deal. mike benched kobe in the fourth quarter. he had a run-in tonight with andrew bynum. bynum took an ill-advised shot and barely played the rest of the way. the warriors come back from 16 and 3. the lakers with a 2-point lead, bryant hit back to back jumpers. vanessa williams' old husband hanging out at courtside. >> cal and st. mary's, one game and they both went home. stanford is in the tournament, the m

three men have been chosen to decide the fate of travers and tremaine johnson. the prosecution is hoping to get a guilty verdict the second time around but the defense insists their clients are innocent. after almost two days of selection from a pool of more than 200 jurors, a jury is finally seated thursday afternoon in the retrial of twin brothers tavis and jermaine johnson who are now 20 years old. in late may of 2009, the then- 17-year-old set of people on fire with an unknown flammable liquid. phoenix would die several days later at a pennsylvania animal hospital. the twins were put on trial on -- in february of 2011 but the jury could not reach a verdict and a mistrial was declared. in opening statements, prosecuting attorneys explain the evidence in the case would prove the brothers set phoenix on fire. this evidence would include a video surveillance showing them running from the crime scene. to witness accounts linking them to the crime scene, and clothing that one of the brothers should it was wearing when he was arrested in was the same one he was wea

and bushrod johnson, who walked out of here on his own he was pretty quiet, too. it was an embarrassment to the general officers, so maybe that's why, at least the south doesn't remember it quite as well. now, let's see. in concluding my actual informal remarks here, it will be a travesty t allow ft. donelson not remembered as well as it should be. it is remembered with you all here. thank you for coming here. i do see nice changes coming about. for instance, there's a civil war series, short in nature and the kind of readers digest version of it of all the battle fields commissioned about a year or so ago. ft. donelson has the book on that. it has been remembered in the new historical series. the work on the part, i've been watching this park now for 40 years, coming here when i was first 11 as a boy scout. a lot of changes have been going on here in the last 40 years and a lot in the last 10 or 15. for those that remember, particularly the water battery, the cannons were there, but they were not mounted in actual position they are today. a lot of archeological w

sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> coming up an important vote in hours for the u.s.that could affect women's birth control. all of it centered around president obama's barack obama's mandate that health insurers cover helt bill control. it would allow some to on the out if they object due to moral grounds. >>> students will walk to show solidarity and talk to counselors about the deadly shooting spree. they will walk in honor the three classmates gunned down monday morning. prosecutors say the 17-year-old allegedly behind this t.j. lane shot and killed three students and prosecutors have until today to file charges against the 17-year-old. they want to try him as an adult. classes will resume tomorrow morning. >>> we learned about 90 minutes ago a man dubbed at east coast rape suspect will be in court. aaron thomas is said to be responsible for the rapes and attacks on 17 women from virginia to connecticut over the decade. today's hearing is a competency hearing. his attorney says he is engaged in sek destructive behavior and refuses to -- sek destructive behavior --

we stand on this ground once visited by president of the united states lyndon johnson and president johnson, one facilitator of much of the nation's education, civil rights legislation, was first a teacher as many of us know. during his presidency, he referenced his first job out of college as a sixth and seventh grade history teacher in texas and a small school serving mexican american students. and he said of that experience and i quote him i often walked home late in the afternoon after classes were finished but all i knew was to teach them the little i knew hoping that it might help them against the hardships that lay ahead. somehow you never forget what poverty and hatred can do when you see its scars on the hopeful face of young children. i never thought then in 1928 that i would be standing here as president in 1965. it never occurred to me in my fondest dreams that i might have the chance to help some of the sons and daughters of those students to help people like them all over this country but now i have that chance and i'll let you in on a secret said president johnson. i mean to

escalation in vietnam during the presidencies of john kennedy and lyndon johnson. in other words, kennedy and johnson inherited a war from eisenhower and nixon before nixon inherited it from these two democratic presidents. but a lot of work needs to be done on this period. another big question has to do with nixon's position on the war in the 1968 presidential campaign. and what was his role in the so-ca so-called caper. there's wide agreement supported by evidence that nixon and his campaign organization engaged in a clandestine effort via intermediary to encourage the president of south vietnam into shunning the johnson-initiated negotiations and thereby influenced the u.s. presidential election vote in nixon's favor. and there is now new evidence, convincing evidence, that kissinger passed information on to the nixon campaign about president johnson and diplomatic negotiations. the unanswerable question, of course, is whether these efforts influenced the electoral vote in the '68 election between nixon and humphrey. a third question, issue, is sort of a con tex

what always impressed me was johnson's ability to get the civil rights act through.il rights and enough democrats to get the thing through. >> you're right. what's remarkable about that is the political courage that it took to get it done. he had to oppose his friend and mentor. he called him to the white house in a very tense meeting in which russell declared he could probably get the civil rights act of '64 passed, but would do so at the risk of losing the southern states and losing the 1964 election. johnson hears that and says if that's the price for this bill, i will gladly pay it. >> you go down the list. harry bird, robby bird. irvin, fulbright. russell long. these guys are powerful guys. thurman. all these southern democrats were all against him and they were the power houses of capitol hill and they were all seggies. they were all segregationists. >> right. he had to reach across to get this done. he did so ever adeptly. this great phone conversation in the book, he said i was just in illinois, jour home state, the land of lincoln. you're worthy of being in

the question is, can magic johnson fix the dodgers? it's "way too early" for this. >>> good morning. i'm willie geist and this is "way too early," the show that was nicknamed magic itself in high school for its ability to make girls disappear. i'm glad you're up with us this morning watching on msnbc or listening live on sirius xm radio. shoot me an e-mail or tweet me @williegeist. let me know what you're doing up at this hour. or text "awake" followed by your response to 622639. we'll read the best responses later in the show. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this wednesday, march 28th. a lot to tell you about, including some pretty clear signs that the sun may be setting on newt gingrich's campaign for president. we'll have details there. >>> plus, mitt romney goes on "leno" and plays a little word association with the names of the other candidates. this ought to be fun. we'll see how it went later in the show. >>> first, let's get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. here at 30 rock in new york city. the third and final da

that's two at the line for darius johnson-odom. he's got 20 points. he and crowder, who are the two leaders on this ballclub, both with outstanding efforts today. >> bill: look at this. they've really done a nice job on carlino. the trap. put the lights out, honey, i'm home. >> verne: todd mayo with the emphasis. noah hartsock playing his last game for brigham young. misfires on that one. >> bill: how about that tip to himself again. >> verne: yes. numbers here. >> bill: you don't need it. >> verne: bring it back outside and milk the clock a little bit. >> bill: that's really good control by this team. >> verne: a foul this time on carlino. >> bill: there are opportunities in the open floor that some of us can't complete, but these marquette guys can elevate and take advantage. the defense leads to the send it in, in louisville. >> verne: vander blue a sophomore from madison, wisconsin at the line. as we wind up here, another reminder that you can see the last minutes of the u.n.c. asheville and syracuse on tru-tv. that game is tied with eight minutes

harbaugh liked what he saw when coaching johnson at san diego when johnson played in college.riefly with tampa bay as a back up and a starter. niners also announced they've reup to a 10 jr. as a special team's player. good returner and receiver. always a good story and at bay hill invitation he knows what he's doing with the club. we're talking about tiger. just like the good old days as he's won this event six times. opens up with a birdie at number seven here. and a seven-under 65 for tiger woods. more of his activity he's tied for the lead with wi. >>> and japari bird look at this kid, 23 points. they take care of price of l.a. and then germane edmonds has himself a nice play too as they go the other way with it after the turnover. and you will see him just go coast to coast with it. edmond scoring and look at that. the girls are having a rougher time with it. still a couple of weeks off from opening day, ryan vogolsan shaky in his first week start. remember prior to training camp, he injured his wrist. will wind up pitching into middle april. that's the sports life for fri

we stand on this ground once visited by president of the united states lyndon johnson. president johnson, once facilitators of much of the nation's education and civil rights legislation, was once a teacher. he referenced his first job out of college as a sixth and seventh grade history teacher in texas in a small school serving mexican-american students. and he said of that experience, and i quote him, i often walked home late in the afternoon after classes were finished, but all i knew was to teach them the little i knew, hoping that it might help them against the hardships that lay ahead. somehow, you never forget what poverty and hatred can -- [ no audio ] it never occurred to me in my fondest dreams that i might have the chance to help some of the sons and daughters of those students, to help people like them all over this country. but now i have that chance and i'll let you in on a secret, said president johnson, i mean to use it. and use it he did, to sign into law the elementary and secondary education act, now known as no child left behind. original intention w

you had albert sidney johnson in bowling green in charge of the whole western department. ooh, fort henry fell. we have to reinforce fort donelson. you take your brigade, you take your regiment, and oh, you take your division and go. and oh, i have four brigadier generals at donelson? whoever is senior just take command. and the communications between all those, of the four brigadier generals, one johnson the lowest-ranking one was kind of forgotten. many of you are probably wondering four? i didn't know there were four. he was kind of forgotten. general buckner, the next junior guy, he didn't communicate as directly as far as we know with albert sidney johnson in the west. but two others, gideon pillow and john floyd, they were sending their commander -- updates from two different generals down there. are going what the heck? and both saying different things by the way. the day before e-mail but you can relate. if you have an e-mail from two guys and they're saying different things, who do you believe? well, and to general johnson's to his credit, he never firmly establis

more detail on that, sherrie johnson has the latest developments. let's get a check of the weather with lynette charles. >>> we are stepping outdoors with temperatures to above average, 45 chester town. columbia 51. centerville 54. the winds are calm this morning, they will pick up as we go in to the afternoon, out of the north and west at 10- 15 miles per hour. gusts up to 25 miles an hour. we are looking at a freeze warning and a watch that goes in to effect this evening. let's get a check of traffic. >>> a lot of volume out there, monday morning, busy and traveling through pasadena, a headache if you are traveling on route 10. route 2s i should say in maryland right now, having a closure, maryland route 2, between hamburg and pasadena road. take light avenue. foincident or delays on i-95, arbutus and the tunnels. traveling i-95, columbia, delays causing a problem for you northbound and southbound, tack on an extra 10- 15 minutes to the drive times. people are calling for change following the shooting death of a florida teenager. a rally is planne

bruce johnson, 9news now. >> the d.c. council will revisit the issue in 90 days after he submits a report with what he is trying to accomplish. >>> the biggest risk to police officers not necessarily bullets or flames. it's getting hit by a car while they are stopped on the side of the road. tonight, authorities are out with a big campaign to tell us about a law that says you have to move over and slow down. >> i'm bruce leshan in college park. in maryland and in virginia, but so far, not in d.c. if an emergency vehicle is pulled over to the shoulder, with its lights flashing, you are required to move over one lane. if you can do that safely, or to slow down to a safe and prudent speed. search move over on youtube and the carnage is stomach churning. the latest estimate suggests nearly 400 police officers, firefighters, highway crews, tow truck drivers, and other workers are struck and killed every year. nearly 10% of all the occupational fatalities in america. >> move over, i mean, it's not that hard. >> police and fire

a group led by former magic johnson selected to be for the dodgers. money talks and magic johnson's group bid an unheard of $2 billion. magic and his group are the new owners ending the frank mccort error with the dodgers. the lakers taking on the warriors. kobe bryant took over. the jumper from the corner tied the game at 97. moments later same spot, same result. lakers go on to win it 104-101. the rockets built an early lead. dirk nowitzki. rockets up just three at the break. the mavs took the lead for good. dallas rally to win it 90-81. >>> football 2012 will kick off wednesday september 5th on nbc. the game was moved up tew void a conflict of president obama's speech at the democratic national convention. >>> buffalo peaking at the right time won the fifth strake. caps are looking in with five games left. >>> the panthers on the gurge of clinching their first playoff spot in 12 years. >>> back from the ocean depths. director james cameron attends a launch of a different kind. >>> foot odor may be one of life's unfortunate realities. for one boy fr

. >>> he can upturn and said please don't tell anyone johnson did not note it lives through this desker. did we that bullet entered the same legs were resting. degrees nellie missing the teenage girl sitting inches away oakland has principles as a was an accident around the police immediately the oakland unified school police. >>> natural state police sources familiar with this case in fact those sources tell cbs five the shot was fired a 315 the snow 911 call came from the school until 348 more than 30 minutes later. did we with a reporter begun we asked the afternoon or bypass it administrators and dial 911 directly from the classrooms at the district's spokesman. still police sources tell cbs five investigators are enraged same protocol dictates the evacuation of the classrooms of arrest the schools were placed on lot down but neither happened. did we do have to realize that unfunded someone with a gun in a room with a class full of other students. did waves here's where investigators in the school agreed that teenager bolted from this campus but sources tell me that allowed the te

money talks and magic johnson's group bid. magic and his group are the new owners heading the frank mccourt era with the dodgers. lakers down two when kobi bryant took over. again, kobe same spot, same results. lakers take the lead with 30 seconds to win it 104-105. an early 6-point lead and then the chance came roaring back with two of his team-high 21. the mavs took the lead for good in the third. dallas rallied to win it 90-81. football 2012 will kick off with the giants hosting the dallas cowboys. the game was moved up a day to avoid a conflict, but president op's speech at the democratic national convention. buffalo peeking at the right time, won their fifth straight, 5-1. they are now on the outside looking in with just five games left. finally, one of the teams washington is chasing is florida. the panthers on the verge of clinching their first playoff spot in 12 years. >> back from the ocean depths, director james cameron attends a launch of a different kind. your early morning entertainment headlines straight ahead. p