seat, and throws johnson on the floor, leaps over the front seat, sprawls on top of johnson, and johnsonielding johnson's body with his own while the cars speed off to parkland hospital. johnson was later to say, i would never forget his knees in my back and his elbows in my back. he says to johnson as they pull in to parkland hospital, "wh we stop, get out of this car. we're not stopping for anybody. don't look around. we're going to get you to a secure place." they yank johnson out of the car -- he doesn't even have time to see what's in jack kennedy's car which is actually the president's body. still lying there on jackie's lap. four agents run him through the corridors looking for a secure place. johnson, you know, fareed, doesn't know -- he stands there for 40 minutes. no one gives him word. he tries to find out what esident kennedy's condition is, and they just say the doctors are working on him. after 40 minutes, kenny o'donnell who is a kennedy aide who loved jack kennedy, comes through the door, and lady bird johnson was to recall in her diary that seeing the stricken face of ke

and throughout johnson's presidency, eisenhower plays this extraordinary off-camera role where johnson will call him p and say can you make up some cover story for why you need to be in washington? i don't want everyone to think it's an emergency, so just come up with some reason why you need to be here. to the point that there were meetings that in the white house about vietnam that eisenhower ran. and, you know, johnson like attended, but eisenhower ran the meeting, it was extraordinary. and at one point jobson says to him -- johnson says to him, you know, you're the best chief of staff i've got. [laughter] >> it's really amazing. and my favorite detail from that is johnson actually once was so obsessed with ike that he had his staff find out every time he'd ever met him, attended a reception with him just so he could have physical relationship with the man who was then the master. this is from a chapter i call three men and a funeral. [laughter] which is when reagan sent these three guys to the funeral of anwar sadat, october 1981, on a version of the plane just like the one in the

johnson died in january. nixon is all alone. >> this picture really tells you all you need to know about how herbert walker bush is feeling. not every president gets along with other members of the party. carter has been a challenge for all of them. [laughter] it's probably because it's in carter's nature to be a my way or highway kind of guy. he had another challenge. he left office at the age of 56 or 57, and in september, jimmy carter is the longest living ex-president in american history. 31 years, eight months, 24 days surpassing herbert hoover's record. that's not an easy burden to bear. he's worked hard at his second career inventing the modern post presidency. he was depressed for a year after getting out of office. he said i have a long life, this will be hard. he wrote books, did charitable stuff, done huge of amounts of things at home and overseas in the last 31 years and eight months, won the nobel prize, and all presidents turned to him other than bush, clinton, bush, and obama sent him on foreig

police confronting johnson, johnson drawing his weapon, as the mayor told us, the tapes show that johnson drew his weapon on police, two officers opening fire taking him down. however in the fray that opened at this early morning hour, with people going to work and tourists lined up, nine people were injured, two women and seven men. they're not sure exactly in johnson's weapon is the one to be blamed for the injuries or whether or not police trying to take johnson out may have kne inadvertently fired on innocent bystanders. we are waiting for confirmation. they just don't have the facts yet. we do know that six people were taken to bellevue, three people to cornel, but as the commissioner told us, they are unlikely to die, ron, they were able to clear up a lot of facts, but we still need to know about where these bullets were flying from. >> reporter: i'm here with a crowd of tourists and workers in the area who are still leer, and i think most people are amazed d and a bits something like this could happen in broad daylight. one tourist i was talking to, this is america and he's not sur

johnson pleaded not guilty to the charge. phylicia's family members believe police got the right man. >> justice prevailed pretty much right now. we are glad that the state's attorney bring charges to michael johnson. >> there is absolutely no physical evidence to, in my opinion, that corroborates that. the bone was intact. the larnyx was intact. there was no indications of trauma or injury to the physical person. and so therefore it was pretty much just a ruled-out circumstance. i think it would've probably have been more appropriate to be an undetermined. >> the trial is set to begin at 11:00 a.m. this morning. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the special session continues in annapolis today. the state senate voted in favor of expansion of a gambling on friday. it would allow live table games at all of the casinos. a key part of the bill decreases the tax rate for casino operates. to see how your senator voted, you can go to our website, wbaltv.com. >> there could be an extra tax you have to pay if you commute into washington

and johnson at the controls and kro chris rainey they fake it to him and johnson rolls out and takes a hit at the sideline. blocked rules under the four-minute mark. >> cris: this has turned into a pretty good ball game. jerrod johnson for the second straight week now with the chance to open up. here's johnson, he came out here on this bootleg and initially i was thinking, he's got the edge. but colts closed quickly. >> dan: right up the middle, close to a first down. he is tough. he's taken some hits tonight and gotten back up. >> cris: but the news on that one was that jerrod johnson saw a little hole in the defense, checks to and picks up nine on second down. >> dan: he wants to sneak it across for the first down, close to the 15 yard line. it appeared like he got it. >> cris: that's impressive. when you see a young quarterback making that happen and have that thing pop in there for nine yards. >> hines: any time you get up to the line and you have a two-way play and you check into the positive play and get yourself out of the negative play, that's always good. >> dan: they wanted

: bystanders ran for cover and police pursued johnson. >> as the two officers approached johnson, hepulled the .45 caliber from his bag and fired on the officers who returned fire. >> reporter: police fired 14 rounds. some of which hit eight innocent bystanders. >> we looked to the left and saw three or four people. the crosswalk emptied and people were running. >> reporter: johnson went down immediately. >> they rolled him over on his stomach and cuffed him. >> eight people wounded and hundreds of people ran for their lives. jeffrey johnson died at the empire state building. >> rose was first on the scene yesterday. rose, what more do we know about the relationship of the suspect and the victim? >> jeffrey johnson is a 58-year-old fashion designer who worked here. it's a very small place, not an enormous amount of employees. steven's linked in page identified him as the vice president of the company.

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and johnson at the controls and kro chris rainey they fake it to him and johnson rolls out and takes a hit at the sideline. blocked rules under the four-minute mark. >> cris: this has turned into a pretty gooball game. jerrod johnson for the second straight week now with the chance to open up. here's johnson, he came out here on this bootleg and initially i was thinking, he's got the edge. but colts closed quickly. >> dan: right up the middle, close to a first down. he is tough. he's taken some hits tonight and gotten back up. >> cris: but the news on that one was that jerrod johnson saw a little hole in the defense, checks to and picks up nine on second down. >> dan: he wants to sneak it across for the first down, close to the 15 yard line. it appeared like he got it. >> cris: that's impressive. when you see a young quarterback making that happen and have that thing pop in there for nine yards. >> hines: any time you get up to the line and you have a two-way play and you check into the positive play and get yourself out of the negative play, that's always good. >> dan: they wanted a

johnson is sharing his story &pnow.. one day after tompkins' wife and children announced that they are filing a 22- million dollar wrongful death lawsuit against the harford county sherriffs office and one of its deputies.(mr. ellin/atty) "our experts who have reviewed the medical records pnd the death certificate have advised that had cpp continued that rev. tompkins would be with us ere today." ...........a shared sentiment by a neighbor, still baffled over the loss of aaneighbor. (johnson) "for the life of me, i couldn't understand wht would make him tell me to back up. a spokesperson from the harford county sheriff's department... says the pending litigation. many residents are back home this morning in port deposit following tuesday's propane tanker crash into a condominium building. this picture from the scene now been removed from the building.residents were evacuated from the town until emergency crews could empty 9- thousand gallons of propane. residents were then allowed back in to town... everyonee except for

un ex compaÑero de trabajo. 2 policÍas interceptan a johnson.stola en ese momento los agentes disparan y johnson cae de rodillas al piso. jeffrey johnson se escondiÓ detrÁs de un automÓvil cerca del edificio del empire state y esperÓ que apareciera su ex compaÑero de trabajo. a quien seÑalaba como el responsable de que Él hubiera perdido su trabajo hace mÁs de un aÑo. en la empresa de diseÑo de carteras para la que trabajaba. todo el mundo corriÓ y la policÍa comenzÓ a llegar. vemos como llega la policÍa y todo. >>> segÚn la visiÓn de las autoridades johnson disparÓ 5 veces a la cabeza de su vÍctima oÍ 5 disparos. 10 me montÉ en el elevador y me fui a mi oficina. se ve a johnson todavÍa vivo, luego muriÓ en la escena. >>> 2 agentes que estaban en los alrededores fueron alertados por un trabajador de la construcciÓn. en la confrontaciÓn. y la policÍa 9 personas heridas y entre ellas 2 mujeres de origen hispano. la hermana de este hombre recibiÓ un disparo. no quieren sacar la bala, no saben si le darÁn o le haran daÑo sacÁndolo algunas balas disp

johnson pulls his weapon. you see the crowd scatter. police open fire killing johnson. this played out in a matter of seconds. the shooter, johnson, is dead. so is the man he shot. nine others were hit. first we're going to get you up to date tropical storm isaac. storm watches have gone up in florida. right now, the country of haiti is bearing the brunt of it. and there may be no worse place for bad weather to hit than haiti. more than 400,000 people still living in tents. literally got no safe place to go. sean penn's organization runs one of the largest tent cities there. we start in the weather center with chad myers bringing us the freshest new data. >> the latest now is isaac is 90 miles from port-au-prince and moving closer. in fact, moving right toward it. moving right toward other reporters that we have in port-au-prince too. so this is going to be a mess for the people here for the next few hours. probably by 4:00 in the morning, it moves far enough away. the winds taper off. right now, the winds are 65 miles per hour. gary tuchman is right there. he's about t

johnson approaching mr. just outside the store on 33rd streets, around from the entrance of the empire state building. he's in the crowd, lurking, looking for someone. they are stunned when he pulls a gun, finds his target and shoots him at point-blank range. >> when you got on the scene, what was going on at that point? we spoke with lou palumbo earlier when we were talking about the police opening fire on jeffrey johnson. >> that's what witnesses told me. after mr. johnson shoots mr. erclino, he's chased by people, people scream. he goes and rounds the corner, ends up in front of the doors that say observatory entrance totem peer state building. one of the biggest tourist attractions, a place where hundreds of thousands line up every day for a chance to go in and see what used to be america's tallest building. there's a lot of tourists around there. he rounds the corner, johnson, and you can see from that videotape police see him, he pulls a gun and gunfire erupts. police officers shot 16 rounds, nine peop

and police pursued johnson. >> as the two officers approached johnson, he pulled his .45 caliber semiautomatic pistol from his bag and fired on the officers who returned fire. >> reporter: police fired 14 rounds, some of which are believed to have hit eight innocent bystanders. >> i heard the gun shots and we looked towards the left and saw three or four people fall. the whole entire crosswalk emptied and people were running. >> reporter: johnson went down immediately. >> i pulled him over, cuffed him, kicked the gun away. >> reporter: after one man was killed, eight people wounded and hundreds of people ran for their lives, jeffrey johnson died in the shadow of the empire state building. joining us now is a former police officer. is now director of elite group limited. a private security phone. he's on the phone. so is cnn's poppy harlow who's been covering this story all day today. this video, we're seeing for the first time, the reason we're kind of showing it, is it does kind of show the difficulty police face when you have a shooter on the street with people all around and in the back of

shot him and johnson wrestled the gun away. perkins went and spoke to johnson at the hospital and he said to him groggily after coming out of surgery this hero stuff is heart work. hard work, strong guy. >>> by all accounts leo johnson was a hero in yesterday's shooting and his mom says she couldn't be prouder of him. >> reporter: i'm scott broom and the family of leo johnson say they are proud of his actions. chief cathy lanier visiting with virginia johnson, the mother of 46-year-old building operations manager leonardo johnson, to talk about how he's doing. >> i think it was -- what he did yesterday probably saved a lot of lives. he just told ma, i've been shot and he said don't worry about me. i'm okay. >> reporter: johnson's mother says she's recovering from the shock that her son took on a gunman at the family research council and survived a wound to his arm and she is thankful for his actions. >> i couldn't be no prouder than i am. i thank god for everything. i thank god for him, too, because so many people could have be

in his, ercolino alleged that johnson said, "i'll kill you." according to wabc, johnson felt that ercolino did not sell enough. this dispute led to his layoff and ultimately erupted in violence today, on a crowded city street. for "nightline," i'm ron claiborne in new york city. >> our thanks to ron. >>> coming up next, is it possible to slim down by simply convincing your brain you've had gastric bypass surgery? one woman's journey to think thin, next. ♪ you know, ronny... folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. and how happy are they jimmy? i'd say happier than a bodybuilder directing traffic. he does look happy. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. and every day since, two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf. we've worked hard to keep it. bp has paid over twenty-three billion dollars to help people and businesses who were affected, and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy -- and many a

johnson pleaded not guilty to the charge. phylicia's family members believe police doctorate man. >> we are glad that there will bring charges. >> there is no physical evidence that corroborates that. the lenox was intact. there was no indication of trauma to the physical person. therefore it was pretty much be ruled out circumstance. i think it would've been more appropriate to be to determine. >> the trial is set to begin at 11:00 a.m. this morning. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a special session continues in annapolis today. the state senate voted in expansion of gambling on friday. that would allow table games at all of the state's casinos. also, the addition of a sixth casino. a key part of the bill decreases' tax rates for casinos. you can see how your senator voted on our website, wbaltv.com. just like that, at it is over. the london olympic games last night came to a close. it was an incredible two weeks 14 usa and for athletes around the world. tracie potts has a look back at some of the memorable moments. >> the th

johnson goes down. amateur video shows a different angle. johnson is still moving after being shot. he dies a short time later. nine bystanders are hurt during the shooting all by police bullets, including robert asika, a tour guide. >> i turn around and a guy pulled out a gun. the police officer shot him and one of them shot me in the arm and i fell. >> reporter: police fired 16 rounds but were quick to explain why so many innocent people were hurt. >> there were a dozen other objects around, so when the officers did fire, they had bullets that fragmented. in essence, that caused the wounds of the bystanders. >> reporter: police say the shooting happened moments after johnson shot and killed a former coworker. 41-year-old steven erkalino. he was laid off a year ago but had a long-standing grudge against erkalino over sales of his designs. witnesses say he used his .45-caliber pistol to shoot erkalino in the head. then he kept shooting. >> it was really loud. then we heard like four more shots. we are like, okay, that's gunshots. so we all kind of like scoot over and we looked to se

long, long, long-term shareholder, ron johnson -- >> how long? >> well, they have to get people in the stores that are younger. they have to get them sticking around. sounds like they have some really creative ideas but if you're involved -- >> free hair cutsate set ra in >> it's great. it's like kind garden. they're not giving guidance anymore. number two, you have to understand there is no retail turnaround that takes place in two quarters. even if this is successful it should take awhile. they lot of things have to fall into place and they have to get pricing right and marketing right. and so, why not just hang back and let other people frustrate themselves, and then come in a year from now when there's actual, tangible, financial evidence that this is actually under way. >> we've got steve weiss on the steen as most of you know steve has been the most bearish on fst money on jcpenney. you're not willing to give ron johnson the time josh brown says this may need. today you write the short story is as good as it ever was. >> it's actually bette

(johnson) please let him live....."rd ........johnson had just left belcamp, when just a few doors down.. he saw reverend bob tompkins, lying face down in his front yard.(johnson) "so, i reversed, jumped out..." ...........he jumped out.. called 9-1-1... with an operrtor instructing him.. he started performing c-p-r on tompkins...........his effortt, caught oo audio tapp....(audio) "one, two. one, two.. come on buddy.." finally, tompkins took a breath.(johnson) "i'' ore encouraged.. and then he took another breathe and i said, oh, thank you lord. and he took about 3 or 4 breathes and then when the officer came, it just went sideways..." johnson says.. when the harford county sheriff's deputy arrived, he ordered johnson to back off.. stop performing c-p-r.. and wait for an ambulance. (johnson) "i thought ttat he thought.. and he didn't do that.." tompkins died. he was 57. all of thhs happened last november. johnson is sharing his story now.. one day after tompkins' wife and children announceddthat they are filing a 22-mi

. >> the employee on the gurney who said-- is leonardo johnson. c>> he spoke to us from his phone from his hospital room where he is recovering from a gunshot wound to the arm. yesterday he said corkins came into the conservative lobbying group and said he was there to apply for an internship. without warning he pulled out a gun and fired. >>johnson says he jumped on the gun man and wrestled him to the floor in the lobby in the building. other guards called 911. afterwards johnson said corkins said to him, it is not about you, it is about the organization. >> i want you to go, you are a hero. that is what we believe you are and that is what americans across the country believe. >> leo johnson was almost not in the lobby of that building. that is also because he works as a building operator. had it happened one minute later he would have been outside on his way to work on paper work. he watched corkin come in and ask about the internships and something did not feel right. >> good instincts, there. the family research council president blames an inc

police say johnson and him had a long standing dispute. both men filed prior complaints against one another. a co-worker was walking next to him when they saw johnson lurking. she said i saw him pull out a gun and thought oh my god, he's going to shoot him. jeff screamed, he shot him and i ran. >> he fled with a .45 caliber handgun secreted under his arm. a construction worker who followed johnson from west 33rd street alerted two police officers. >> reporter: bystanders ran for cover. >> as the two officers approached johnson, he pulled the .45 from his bag and fired on the officers who returned fire. >> reporter: police fired 14 rounds. eight hit innocent bystanders. >> i heard the gunshots. three or four people called. the crosswalk emptied and people were running. >> reporter: johnson went down immediately. >> took the gun away from him. >> reporter: after one man killed, eight wounded and hundreds ran for their lives, jeffry johnson died. >> first on the scene yesterday, rose, good morning. explain what that was like when you got ther

from empire state building at it and did minutes later when police shot johnson debt on fifth avenue. nypd commissioner ray kelly >>> during a downsizing that the company johnson was laid off, in front of the building and johnson produced a pistol and fired at close range striking his 41 year-old victim in the hat at >>> the victim was shot five times police said johnson walked away toward fifth avenue and a construction worker followed him and alerted 2 police officers stationed at the entrance of the empire state building mayor blumberg's as surveillance cameras recorded everything >>> the tape shows the guy has the gun and try to kill police officers >>> this witness was yards away >>> i never thought i would actually witness at gunshot when i started hearing multiple shots i knew i needed to run somewhere and be the direction i was running was towards the scene as opposed to away. >>> not clear whether johnson shot at police but the officers fired 16 rounds we don't know if any of the nine wounded bystanders were shot accidentally by police authorities tellez many injured by bull

. >> 2012 libertarian party gary johnson enjoying gary johnson enjoying the booktv at freedom fest in las vegas to talk about his new book seven principles of good government. this is about 15 minutes. >> on your screen now is the cover of a new book coming out in august 2012, "seven principles of good government" liberty people in politics, written by gary johnson and he is also the libertarian party nominee for president in 2012. governor johnson, when and why did she leave the republican party and become libertarian? >> guest: i cannot libertarian my entire life. this is kind of coming out of the closet and i don't think i'm unlike most americans. there's a lot more americans in this country that declare themselves libertarian as opposed to voting libertarian. so the pitch i'm trying to make right now is both libertarians would meet just this one time. give me a shout at changing things benefit doesn't work out, you can always return to tierney and argue that is what we have right now. >> host: what are the seven principles of good government you write about? >> guest: one is reali

johnson knows this is not his team's day. right now, it is 7-2 in the seventh inning. >>> o's, royals in camden yards an a year to remember for manny. second inning, two-run smack the right center. just over the wall, his third homer in four big league games. seven rbis and a batting average of .375. bottom five. royals up 3-2 and nick markakis saying rookie, you can't outdo me. orioles tie it up. markakis' 13 of the season. top of the seven, orioles up 4-3. and how about some defense for a change? here comes nate mclouth. beautiful grab. orioles, a winner. 5-3 is the final. >> i'm going to miss a number of things about the xxx olympiad. michael phelps in the pool. the jamaicans and the u.s. on the track. chuck bell not being able to stay away from looking at the spoiler alerts. >> what was i thinking i? >> and today, an end of an era. u.s. takes the gold over spain in a rematch of the beijing olympics. kobe bryant in his final game. a tight one throughout. local boy kevin durant, corner ball. 30 points for durant. 156 points

during a downsizing at the company about a year ago, johnson was laid off. in a dispute with one of the former employees of hazan in front of the building, johnson produced a pistol and fired at close range. striking his 41-year-old victim in the head. at the two officers approached johnson, he pulled his semiautomatic pistol from his bag and fired on the officers, who returned fire, killing him. >> it's a terrible thing. our first thoughts are for the murder slim, and then their prayers, thank god nobody else was seriously injured and that they will all recover, and once again there's an awful lot of guns out there. >> reporter: commissioner kelly says that johnson was laid off from his job about a year ago, traded harassment accusations with the victim identified at steven irkilino. nbc news is told they had? kind of confrontation in the past year. law enforcement says he bought his gun in florida back in 1991. he was not licensed to carry it here on the streets of new york. live in midtown manhattan, jim rosen field, back to you. >>> the security officer

the suspect is a 53 year-old jeffrey johnson.ched a former co-worker that he was fired from one year ago. he returned to the store and fired at the co-worker and shot at close range,. a 41 year old victim is dead. the shooter fla --fled the scene house whena construction worker followed him and to notify two police officers. and shots were exchanged between the shooter and the police. denison by standards were hit by--innocent bystanders were hit by stray gunfire. >>darya: yes let us listen and. >> it took a couple of minutes. but i heard a lot of our marine in the crowd and i realized that a shooting had happened. i had to get it to work. >>darya: we have the gunman who was killed by police. the person was shot and killed and there are nine people that have been wounded. >> as we get more information we will keep you updated. now, weather & traffic. your weekend weather forecast. >>erica: it looks like a pretty mild weekend. though the most part some of morning fog with sunshine. 58 and still mid-50s in napa and walnut creek. as

. >> johnson and johnson is getting a makeover. potentially harmful chemicals no longer in its main brands. >> today in petaluma, leave it to the little leaguers. i'm in the baseball capital of northern california, that story is coming up >> the numbers came up a little bit today and ,, >> there is a party in petaluma tonight. a group of north bay little leaguers are a step closer to the world series title. petaluma won its first-round today beating conn and mike sugarman was in a little of the little league fever may am. >> petaluma, i bought that. the one! they are on their way to the championship. it is the stuff that small town dreams are made of >> no one knew where petaluma was, it put us on the map. >> parents still talk about the filming of american graffiti here. this could be the kids' legacy. >> it has to be the biggest thing that has happened in 35 years i have lived here and i have never seen the town come together like this before >> the downtown theater preempted the diary of the wimpy kid to show the game. the 500 t

from empire state building at it and did minutes later when police shot johnson debt on fifth avenue. nypd commissioner ray kelly >>> during a downsizing that the company johnson was laid off, in front of the building and johnson produced a pistol and fired at close range striking his 41 year-old victim in the hat at >>> the victim was shot five times police said johnson walked away toward fifth avenue and a construction worker followed him and alerted 2 police officers stationed at the entrance of the empire state building mayor blumberg's as surveillance cameras recorded everything >>> the tape shows the guy has the gun and try to kill police officers >>> this witness was yards away >>> i never thought i would actually witness at gunshot when i started hearing multiple shots i knew i needed to run somewhere and be the direction i was running was towards the scene as opposed to away. >>> not clear whether johnson shot at police but the officers fired 16 rounds we don't know if any of the nine wounded bystanders were shot accidentally by police authorities tellez many injured by bull

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