johnson was key in that. her alabama roots where her mother was from and she spent time there with her cousins as a child and she -- on spending time in the south and -- but she also, home to texas, they did have this one awful incident where they were attacked and she was very rudely dangerously treated of there were a lot political analysts think that threw texas to them because to see are so shocked lady, and particularly a lady like mrs. johnson, treated in the a fashion but look, main thing is that texas did go it not,ticket and had kennedy would not have been elected president and whenever we're talking about the pick for president and all that, the only time we can ever actually a vice vice presidential pick made a difference is the pick.n >> and she held those teas all onoss texas and insisted shaking hands with all of the showed up women that go forer texas did kennedy in 1960, didn't kennedy said mrs. johnson won texas for us. when approached about the issue, how did she reply? not sure she ever rep

it's johnson. howard hunt says it on his deathbed that it's johnson jack ruby when he's being dragged down the hall they say jack how could this happen this never would have happened if i had lie stevenson had been vice president he says jack what do you mean look at the man at the top the man who's in there now he's referring to lyndon johnson or do you think ruby killed the play any part missed or even sure i think ruby silences as well ruby weren't commission tells us ruby has in gaza. i think oswald is a patsy and we don't want to discuss that he works for the cia and he has an intelligence background i think they want to quiet him very quickly. the warren commission tells us ruby has no known connection to organized crime that's an absurd he's a button man for carlos marcello he runs his club at the sufferance of the mob he's one guns to cuba for marcello he's clearly a low level mob guy and his contacts are the dallas police department because the off duty police officers drink and cold war a

johnson hung up on them. he went to bed not knowing if johnson was going to announce his appointment the next day. but it was johnson's way of controlling him. still my boy. johnson and joe califf on the talked about this in his memoir about the way in which johnson would control people. this was one technique he had. the kiddies would leak things that would be too good vantage. didn't want anyone to delete that they would. it's a very changed environment. >> we begin by talking about the polls. would ask you about asking your professional a suspect in the. he was very focused on greatness and the idea of great leaders, great men, great people in history. where does he rank? if the average, below average, above average? >> i would describe it as a significant present. i would not say he was a great president in the league with let's say fdr or lincoln or washington, but he was a significant president. and in some ways his legacy becomes more significant than his record as president. there were some great achi

it's johnson. howard hunt says it on his deathbed that it's johnson jack ruby when he's being dragged down the hall they say jack how could this happen this never would have happened if i'd lie stevenson had been vice president he says jack what do you mean look at the man at the top the man who's in there now he's referring to lyndon johnson or do you think ruby killed the play any part in a story sure i think ruby silences as well ruby weren't commission tells us ruby has in gaza. now i think oswald is a patsy and we don't want him to discuss that he works for the cia then he has an intelligence background i think they want to quiet him very quickly. the warren commission tells us ruby has no known connection to organized crime that's an absurd he's a button man for carlos marcello he runs his club at the sufferance of the mob he's one guns to cuba for marcello he's clearly a low level mob guy and his contacts are the dallas police department because the off duty police officers drink and cold wa

johnson. "jeh has proven himself to be a talented, capable, bipartisan and trusted public servant. i give him my strongest recommendation and full support to his confirmation as our nation's next secretary of homeland security." former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral mike mullen, who stepped down in late 2011, has also expressed his deep confidence in the nominee, stating -- quote -- "jeh johnson is as fine a person and professional as i have ever me met." let me say that again. "jeh johnson is as fine a person and professional as i have ever met. i'm confident in his choice and that he will succeed in leading this most complex a organization at a critical time in our country." those are the words of mike mullen. mr. johnson's also received encouraging words of praise from a law enforcement groups, including the major cities chief association, the national fraternal order of police. i'd also add that mr. johnson's confirmation hearing, our ranking member, dr. coburn, made suppor

bearing in mind as the americans died under nixon as did other jobs and. -- johnson. so my colleague wrote the best and the brightest at the wrong place at the wrong time and i did not necessarily agree with him that but i do now but even the extended effort could have forestalled the ultimate dash a list victory which would have meant the us a promise a of vietnam's at that time. that is the best i can do in the allotted time. >> we will wrap it up. >> we will be hitting around for a little while. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> jfk and the senate halfway through the president say. with the 50th anniversary of the kennedy assassination , was it a benefit to publish your book at this time or did it hurt? >> it was a mixed blessing of course, there was a tidal wave of interest but yet it's there was an avalanche of books for. it was almost a very crowded field parker the perfect world that may have come down at a different time but the book is ready to go and the publisher wanted to go now. with kennedy he seems to be interesting battl

johnson in the back with both hands. mr. johnson fell face first to his death. the government plans to call 39 witnesses, including experts to detail evidence found at glacier national park. like a piece of clothe near diopson's body.

demetrious johnson's technique is done. oh, demetrious johnson, remains the ufc flyweight champion. wo wow! >> by knockout. >> we were just talking about how good his technique is and he landed a picture perfect right hand, outstanding. just absolutely amazing. >> johnson the first man to ever stop joseph benavidez. incredible. but i was saying be every the punch landed if you were going to show a young fight hear what he can emulate. can you do no better about that demetrious mighty johnson's technique. everything he does is pick perfect. he doesn't load up on anything, he doesn't muscle anything. he does everything perfect. he saw an opening. look at this. bang. caught him on the button bnz went down, mighty mouse jumped on him, one, two, three, before the referee could even get to him. big, perfect, benavidez's legs go. he is probably already out and johnson lands four or five more before big john mccarthy can get to him. >> mighty mouse knocks out benavidez and remains the best in the world. . >>> tonight, new developments in a shooting at a colorado high school, as authorities

johnson and j. edgar hoover, the fbi director and others had already decided within 24 hours of the assassination that all was the lone gunman for various reasons, domestic and international, that is what they wanted the war a commission to find. the warren commission simply did not go down all the trails while they were hot. that is, i think among the greatest weakness. they did not know there were also being lied to. it is clear that the cia did not tell them the truth about its falling off all the more about the assassination plots against castro. the fbi and cia never told the commission about their arrangements with the mafia. there were so many things that they did not know. there rushed to a conclusion. what shocked me was 50 years after the war in commission i could go to dallas, which i did, and interviewed people who were right in dealey plaza who had strong opinions to solve things who were never ever interviewed by the warren commission. >> host: how can that happen? >> guest: the commis

s woods was paired with zach johnson for the final round battle. it came down to the 18th hole after johnson closed with birdies on 16 and 17. zach johnson appeared to be finished when he put his approach shot in the water. but having taken a drop, johnson produced this moment of magic. [ cheering ] >> reporter: tiger needed par on the final hole. but he placed his second shot in the bunker. woods recovered to save par to force an one-hole playoff. woods and johnson would play 18 again. and tiger found himself back in the same bunker. after zach johnson two-putted, tiger needed to sink his par put to force a second playoff hole. but with the miss johnson completed the comeback finishing 4 under on sunday and 13 under overall on the tournament. >> it's nice, especially when it's my last tournament of the year. i mean, tiger played great. the ones i made, he seemed to miss. he was our host. >> it was pretty impressive what he did on 16, 17, and 18. >> reporter: the world challenge was johnson's first victory of the new season and his final appearance

. >> madam chair johnson? >> here. >> commissioner mondahah is absent and all other commissioner are present. two announcements, a, please be advised a member of the public has up to three minutes to make personal public commentses on each agenda item unless the commission adopts a shorter period on any item. it is strongly recommended that members of the public who wish to address the commission fill out a speaker card submitted to the commission secretary [speaker not understood]. the next order of business is item 3, report on actions taken at previous closed session meeting, if any. there are no reportable actions. the next matter of business is item 4, matters of unfinished business. we have no item. the next order of business is item 5, matters of new business, first can consent jed item 5a, approval of minutes, regular meeting of november 5th, 2013. madam chair? >> thank you very much. is there any public comment on the minutes? >> i have no speaker cards, madam chair. >> okay, thank you very much. i be

>> well, i'm not a johnson expert, but there's a couple of interesting bits in the book about johnson. the first is that when he was picked as vice president, the liberals were outraged. they saw him as a southerner, kind of a gradualist on civil rights. so some of the union guys, the head of the united autoworkers, there was a mini rebellion against kennedy. a lot of those guys would have preferred stevenson anyway, so at the convention when johnson was picked, there's this famous scene where kennedy almost had to uninvite, uninvite johnson to be vice president. part of that was because of this uproar among the liberals. but later on i think you see johnson emerging as more of a liberal figure, at least on domestic policy. and there's another scene in this book where johnson, after kennedy had been shot, meets with walter heller who's a liberal kennedy economic adviser and tells heller, you know, tells heller to, you know, come up with a plan for war on poverty and says, you know, kennedy, to be honest, he was a little conservative for me. now, one of the historians who read this boo

he worked humphrey and lyndon johnson in 1960. i mean, he was not a natural politician, but when he decided to run a race, he was a fiercely competitive, very tough, from the -- formidable back. >> a question. you mentioned a critique of defense policy in vietnam and the algerian and poland. and obviously what he had said about vietnam in algeria, how was that received in the u.s.? positioning himself for a presidential run? just curious as to how -- >> it was considered very controversial because the cold war was still in its intense phase and there was a sense that kennedy had sort of transcended what was appropriate. that there was -- there were several people is a committee should not come on the floor of the united states senate and criticize an ally. he actually gave his first speech -- i forget the exact date, but he ended up giving a very lengthy 11 week later saying, have gotten a lot of responses last week, and i feel like and the jury spine, first of all, why give that speech and also to respond to a little bit of the b

did you caving or making the population dumb and then boris johnson come along and say well you're dumb that's why you're poor and then they'll take more money but this targeting of economic numbers and then making their assumptions fit the target yeah that has no bearing on the real economy that's the thing i'm and i'm. a fan of the innovative side of capitalism somebody said that innovative to cross over the go to balance it with the state sector to some degree but the thing that i find infuriating is what i call the bureaucrats. and the people. you're a crazy and then you get to the point sod some of the objectives they set and so on and they end up startling the innovative side of capitalism while not giving you the sort of balancing you'd want the site to do at the same time and also to bureaucracies running universities these days and degrading innovative research with a con handle people that not fit inside their boxes you see it with cha getting an education and you know and it really does feel like you've actually got you know chairman mao in control of just of stalin supposedl

they testified down stream from johnson's body he found a black cloth.cutors raised the there reat the cliff she blind folded her husband with a black cloth before pushing him in the back with two hands face-first to the death. attorneys are fighting who handled the cloth alleging contamination of evidence. they say gram spun a web of lies, lying to a grams man cameron who said in court who he told cnn this summer. >> she actually changed her story and stated she was at the house when cody left, and that she saw him leave in a dark-colored car. so, between the two days, two completely different stories, and at that time, that's when i became suspicious and then actually went to the authorities. >> reporter: where she continued lying to corey clark. have you had many people lie to you? >> i don't want to talk about that. >> reporter: but he did talk on the stand, testifying gram created a fake e-mail account so she could send e-mails that would cover her tracks. jordan gram continued the lies to police, friends and family until an fbi interrogation where

cory johnson, would you have for it? average take of michael buble's concert tour stops. that is the seventh most successful concert of all the concerts touring this fall. >> it certainly goes to show way artists are going to her these days? >> cory johnson keeps ending the show with these music users. i hope we get one little lake before the end of the show. >> maybe i am the music teaser? >> you guys could talk more about this off the air and what michael buble is like. thank you for joining us on this episode of "bloomberg west." we will see you tomorrow. ♪ live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to the late edition of "bloomberg west," where we cover the global technology and media companies that are reshaping our world. i'm emily chang. our focus is on innovation, technology, and the future of business. let's get straight to the rundown. derek schmidt, marissa mayer, and other execs sit down with barack obama to discuss surveillance and what wrong with healthcare.gov. facebook is rolling out video ads in some new

johnson still thinks he has suggested hero kennedy's nomination. he has his joint appearance before the texas delegation, johnson's delegation. and so johnson, you know, he starts citing all of his legislative achievements and just says, the pass a civil rights bill in 57. they're working and another in 1960, and he is talking about all the work he was doing. i had to up fight filibuster's and quorum call after a quarrel, for coracle. some people or not your answering quorum call, but i was. a clear reference to kennedy. kennedy comes up and says, want to say, you know, lyndon johnson as a great job answering quorum calls. if you need someone to answer quorum calls, user guide. but that is not what a president does. he said, i think he is a great leader and he should stay as the senate democratic leader, said a majority leader. and so in a certain way and a kabuki way he sort of turns johnson's experience and across the toss against him and it became almost a liability as opposed to an asset. and i think also, i think kennedy in a related way was v

johnson in the back with both hands. mr. johnson fell, face first, to his death.that he fell by accident after graham pushed his arm away during an argument. >> she openly admits she took a dear friend from us, it boggled my mind. >> reporter: they say they plan to prove that for nine days after johnson's death, graham went to great lengths to hide her crime from friends, family, and law enforcement. allegedly sending herself e-mails from a fake account she made named tony. >> prosecutors have to prove she intended to kill him. >> reporter: she's pleaded not guilty. in their legal briefs, her attorneys admit her story changed over time. but maintain that johnson's death was an accident. the defense writing in the brief that despite expected testimony that graham suffered from cold feet, witnesses thought that the wedding was perfectly normal. >> this case will come down to whether the jury believes that she regretted this marriage so much that she pushed him off the edge. literally. >> reporter: graham's attorney revealing the plan to show a starkly different imag

has a thousand year old du pree johnson of florida after sheriff stumbled across johnson's instagram page rather than taking pictures of his broncho the shapes of clouds or something johnson has built a century and feed with pictures of himself with various guns saying that johnson had previously been arrested for grand theft burglary and firearm possession the police issued a search warrant for johnson's home where they further found more guns quoting a glock and a technology pistol plus roughly two hundred fifty thousand dollars worth of stolen jewelry electronics and more guns altogether johnson has been charged with one hundred forty two felony counts and he's currently behind bars police suspect johnson may be involved in a series of more than forty. burglaries in south florida as they say a picture is worth one hundred felonies. and before we go don't forget to tune in at nine pm for larry king now tonight's guest is the academy award winning actress anjelica here's that here's a snippet of tonight's episode where she explains how it feels to win an oscar. it was thrilling and

woods was paired with the fellow former masters champion zack johnson, 18 hole battle after johnson closed birdies on 16 and 17. zack johnson appeared to be finished after he put his approach shot in the water. but having taken a drop, johnson produced this moment of magic. tiger needed par on the final hole. but he placed his second shot in the bunker. woods recovered to save par to force a one-hole playoff. woods and johnson would play 18 again. and tiger found himself back in the same bunker. after zack johnson two-putted for par, tiger needed to sink his par putt to force a second playoff hole. but with the miss johnson completed the come back. finishing four under on sunday and 13 under overall for the tournament. >> it's nice. especially when it's my last tournament of the year, and you know i mean -- tiger played great. a couple putts here, couple putts there, ones i made he missed, tip of the cap. he's the host. >> what did he on 16, 17 and 18, you know he got me. >> the world challenge was johnson's first victory of the new season and his final appearance of 2013. zamir karim al j

congress, called the radical republicans, they looked to johnson and thought johnson would be a good guy and one of them, would actually implement the social policies that so many people had fought for, and they were sadly mistaken in him as it turned out, and in fact johnson was almost impeached, just about a couple years later. so, it was a very rocky transition in this particular case, not because the government didn't work, but because you're just coming out of a dreadful, horrific war. >> that's the theme that i came to recognize in my book as well, that all of these things we see as inevitable, whether it's the revolution, the rise of george washington, lincoln's indispensability, all this stuff. once you get in it, as i know you do in your book, you begin to realize how messy everything was. there was no sense of destiny. everyone was seized with doubt and concern and anxiety, and all of these things merge in a way that is eerily reminiscent of any time, particularly our time. it wasn't a time when they were more clear-sighted and better than us. they were living in extraordin

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johnson along with several colleagues on the judiciary committee. we on the judiciary committee asked for his views on a number of important matters, including our nation's immigration policies and the fair treatment of whistle-blowers. we asked if he would cooperate with us on oversight matters and work with us to improve immigration policies going afford. because the judiciary committee has primary responsibility on immigration matters, it is necessary for us to know any nominee's position on almost any issue. it has been nearly a month and there's been no response to our letter and no indication that he might respond. in fact, i would be surprised that any nominee would respond to congress anymore, given the majority only needs a simple majority to vote for

johnson the mayor here in london as recently said that the reason the poor are poor is because they're stupid as sounds like genic so most was born of these guys are they back to the. i mean the whole thing is we need you when you look at the research behind eugenics goes back to a cold cereal book fifty sixty seventy years ago that was a slight because economic research actually did the whole thing you know as mentioned the upper class to have an average i.q. of one hundred twenty one hundred for the middle class and id for the working class to me this was like a twin study to support it we then found out he made up about seventy of these hundred twins it was all fraud like almost everything else and the reality is social structure is locked down with people at the bottom of the system and make an incredible struggle to get up and you get the upper class you want necessarily all that broad get the you know a trip from paper to running westminster it isn't brains then it's like a law making poor the poor have different ways to break through the ceiling the artificial ceiling in america

johnson put 535,000 troops in vietnam. first of all, if there is one word that describes president kennedy in office it is cautious second, you always look to a politician's base. you know this well. what was kennedy space,

we're inside the air lock here at johnson space center. this is where those very astronauts trained. they start here before they head out into the dark necessary of space. american astronauts rick mastracchio and mike hopkins start their work. the test inside their space suits, bone dry. they gave them a close inspection on monday, food who can blame them. one leak, one tear, and they are dead in an instant. i know you train for it. but is it scary when you're up there and there's nothing else? >> it is scary. it's a matter of just managing that fear. >> reporter: recent problems with those 35-year-old spacesuits have added to that fear. in july, an italian astronaut nearly drowned when water leaked into his helmet.

did you caving or making the population dumb and then boris johnson come along and say well you're dumb that's why you're poor and then they'll take more money but this targeting of economic numbers and then making their assumptions fit the target yeah that nothing has no bearing on the real economy that's the thing i mean i'm. a fan of the innovative side of capitalism somebody said that innovative to cross over the you got to balance it with the state sector to some degree but the thing that i find infuriating is what i call the bureaucrats. and these people. are crazy and you get to the point soget some of the objectives they set and so on and they end up startling the innovative side of capitalism while not giving you the sort of balancing you want the site to do at the same time and also the bureaucracy is running universities these days and degrading innovative research with a con handle people who don't fit inside their boxes you see it with cha getting of education and yeah and it really does feel like you've actually got you know chairman mao in control of just of stalin suppos

class cory johnson, jump inr here. drivers and passengers should be completely safe and not going out on the road and putting their lives at risk. is there a better way than this? >> this is what everyone is saying off the air, i do not care about people, i only care about business. that on air.aying but i think this is an interesting choice for the business to make. let me bring an example of uberne who could afford on right. jessica seinfeld, the wife of jerry seinfeld, she paid $415 in an uber fair to bring her case to a bar mitzvah and drop her caps off. her kids were saying things like, oh my god, these people are crooks. it is a calculated risk that the business is taking. are presenting a fixed price, and you know what this is false. a mcdonald's value meal is $.99 and you know you are getting. we will not change the price if you are more hungry. that is one enjoys a business can make. the use of this technology allows uber to scale production instantly in a time like a big snowstorm. there is a risk on the back

she finally confesses to pushing johnson. >> i said no, i said i'm not going to let this happen.ushed and he went over. and then i took off and went home. >> reporter: now that graham pleaded guilty, the groom's aunt said that johnson's family is grateful. >> it was very emotional, it's been a long haul for us. >> her attorney said that this morning that graham took the plea deal because it takes first degree murder off the table. she's scheduled to be sentenced on march 27th. dan and bianna, a fascinating story. >> fascinating, indeed, aditi. >>> back to ron claiborne for a check of the other top stories. >> hello, again. good morning, everyone. >>> in the news, new details about the colorado high school shooting. the gunman karl pierson, a senior at the school, had an arsenal that included a shotgun, molotov cocktails, even a machete. pierson shot and wounded a 17-year-old girl before fatally wounded himself. >>> a final farewell to nelson mandela as he was buried in his childhood home of qunu. thousands of mourners made the trip to pay their final respects. this, following a t

duane johnson. >> i love me some rock but these girls are in high school. ashley: they bring in the dollars. tracy: holy toledo. these kids are young. ashley: they are very young. >>> if you were in stocks this year you're probably have a particularly joyous holiday season. will the new year bring a hangover and what can you do to head it off? we'll sit down with blackrock's global chief investment strategist russ koesterich to game it all out for you. liz claman coming up next. don't go away.

this from you, johnson, but now -- but not you, johnson.tually, i haven't trusted johnson & johnson since i tried to stop my child's crying by pouring a bottle of their patented no more tears shampoo in his eyes. did not work. at all! >> now to jimmy kimmel. a new study about cursing caught their attention. >> a new study found that the state where people curse the most or they use the most profanity is ohio. i saw a local news broadcast out of akron this morning. i don't know, they might have the study right. >> yesterday was giving tuesday. dubbed the black friday of charitable giving. and the residence of akron came out in full force. [ beep ] yeah they d kelly has the report. >> james baker high school didn't have enough money to resod their. [ beep ] field. so they got together and did what he this do best, get [ beep ] done. it should be finished in time this weekend for the rebels to take on the [ beep ] from pierce. will they show up for the big game? [ beep ] >> holy. [ beep ] it's going to be a [ beep ] weekend. >> you think of ne

david johnson/agente del fbi 5:03:00 i think it's important to let the community know that he's stilld we would very much like to get him into custody .. hoy en una rueda de prensa, el jefe de la oficina del fbi en san francisco anunci que san diego contina siendo un peligro y quieren capturarlo. el sospechoso es el primer fugitivo domstico aÑadido a la lista de terroristas ms buscados por el f.b.i. s.o.t. david johnson/agente del fbi :21:27 each improvised explosive devises or ied were intended to cause damage to physical property. agreg que cada explosivo buscaban causar daÑo fsico, y pudo haber impactado a personas. las autoridades le perdieron el rastro a san diego afuera de una estacin de bart en la mision en san francisco en el 2003, y desde entonces ha reportado avistamientos en novato, san rafael, santa cruz, massachusetts, alemana, espaÑa, francia, italia, costa rica y bolivia. s.o.t. david johnson/agente del fbi 1:49:05 san diego may be engaged in secretive behavior bacause he's been on the run, vaguely speaking of or contradicting stories about his past.. johnson dice que s

detroit lion calvin johnson catches a pass during the game in philadelphia and comes up, there, face full of snow. how about that. >> what could he have done, though? nothing. >> johnson's helmet gets dragged through a couple inches of snow there, gets most of it lodged in his facemask. how can you play in that? look at that. >> he held on to the ball. protected the ball. the ball is still there. >> do what you have to do. >> they played the entire game like this, whiteout conditions, could barely see what was going on. made for some good signs. >> that's what the million dollar salary will do for you. >>> give yourself plenty of extra time this morning. ice is in a lot of places from the windshield of your car to some streets and sidewalks. >>> and a live look now from the first 4 traffic live drive cam. we are on the roads with you helping you prepare for the day ahead. >>> we want to get right to a number of school and government closings caused by the winter storm. first, the federal government is

johnson said he couldn't because jordan said she has a surprise for me.ee witnesses testified the same thing, including steven rut ledge, graham's own stepfather, who said his new son-in-law also mentioned the surprise to him. the defense downplayed it, and graham later told the fbi the surprise was just a barbecue with friends. but later that night, johnson plunged to his death off a steep cliff at glacier national park. graham's lawyers called the death an accident, that the couple was fighting on the cliff. johnson grabbed her. she pushed and he fell to his death. but prosecutors have a different version. they say graham wanted out of her marriage and plotted to kill her new husband. deputy coroner richard sign testified downstream from johnson's body he found a black cloth. prosecutors have raised the theory that at the cliff, graham blindfolded her husband, possibly with a black cloth, before pushing him in the back with two hands face first to his death. defense attorneys have already begun fighting how this cloth was handled by police, alleging con

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