johnson was no stranger to the family. the two dated for nearly 10 years, long enough for phylicia's brother brian to remember the brother-sis ter relationship johnson had with phylicia. >> him and phylicia were pretty cool. we were all one happy family, you could say. >> reporter: that indictment against johnson row answer sealed. the state's attorney didn't indicate when that would happen. brian kuebler, abc2 news. >> thanks. >>> phylicia's disappearance prompted a series of searches as their family held out hope that she would surface. even with the discovery of the body last april, police had hoped to track down the killer. we spoke to phylicia's father. jeff? >> reporter: russell barnes said he knows it will take time before justice is served in his daughter's killer but he is elated at the news. he said at times he felt he was being scrutinized. but michael johnson's arrest confirm as suspicion. they couldn't understand why he wouldn't help out when all were volunteering to search her whereabouts. >> michael johnson,

miss johnson. >> mr. congressman, i'm just as appalled as you are by those examples of expenditures. when i learned about the extent of them and the nature of them i began disciplinary action, some of which is confidential and i cannot share at this point, i fired the two political people who were in the chain of command to me and i resigned. >> i think the gentleman, i think you had a slush fund question in there. >> mr. robinson, and also miss johnson, one other thing before we go on. the fact that you continue to say you don't want to interfere with an investigation by not approving a bonus is so outrageous that i think everyone in the room is shocked. not approving a bonus is not interfering with an investigation. mr. robinson will you assure us you will tell us how these moneys are available in gsa so we can on a congressional basis stop it. >> yes. i'm happy to get that information to the committee about the budget where these items were purchased. my understanding from the i.g.'s report is that one

>> guest: you didn't want to be on johnson's bad side.panded the behavior to the rest of his relationship with humphrey. he still had a relationship because the great society programs of all the rest. but he was cold and shut out of any discussion of vietnam and vietnam of course became an issue for the johnson presidency at one point. he was pretty cool. he basically wanted him to know that he was not to disagree with the president on anything. >> how outspoken was herbert humphrey at any time in his life about the split? >> guest: humphrey was not someone who hold grudges were barely talked about anyone else. he pretty much with it at part of me being vice president. that's as getting into. in fact he did say that at times. i don't think he would talk openly about it. he and bill moyers -- on the dvd there's a 15 minute conversation between moyers and humphreys from the journal as a bonus thing and he just talked about johnson and they both agreed that he could be -- it was almost like an abusive relationship with people. he would be ve

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johnson was just an adventurous. when you -- when you came in to see her, she always wanted to know what you were doing. what was new with you, what was the latest. and when she traveled she always had these had these little spiral notebooks like this, and she kept them in her purse with a ball point pen, and she would keep notes about where she was going and what she was seeing.p keep notes about where she was going and what she was seeing. and she took shorthand, and fortunately i read short hadn't, not as neatly as she did, so i could read some of the notes that she had. but she -- we had flown -- when lbj was vice president, we had glo flown from the u.s. to the mediterranean, had flown the length of the mediterranean and landed in beirut and had just walked into the hotel room, which was supposed to be a rest stop before they went to iran and turkey and italy and lebanon, of course. and mrs. johnson's on the phone, so i come into the room. she said can you get a car and let's go to bombeck. i said what's bombeck

we're delighted to have you, the friends, the johnsons and your visits. you've been very good to this library and we thank you for that. behind that is a picture of your first meeting. >> uh-oh. >> and in 1957. >> this is a first. >> this is where we met. >> that's where you met, at the inauguration of president dwight eisenhower and vice president richard nixon, and it began a relationship that seems to have lasted. can you talk about how your relationship evolved from that time. >> well, we really just met as kids, and we saw each other i think twice, and then we happened to get together again when we went off to college because mamie eisenhower is a very romantic person, and she was just insisting that david look me up when she found out -- >> i wasn't going to do it either. >> no. >> i was at amherst. she was at smith seven miles away, and -- and i think there had actually been a news story that we were going to be going to schools somewhat together. i didn't want to put her on the spot. finally mamie did prevail on me to do this, and so i went over,

is this extraordinary relationship between dwight eisenhower and lyndon johnson. this is an historic relationship. i can just graze the surface of it in this book. the documents behind the story that i tell are very extensive. this is a way -- a tale in a highly divided, partisan era that we're in now, that it is possible for people to reach across the party divide and to cooperate meaningfully on issues. i think that lyndon johnson regarded dwight eisenhower as a resource in his office as dwight eisenhower regarded senate majority leader lyndon johnson a resource when he was in the senate. it narrates a friendship. mark, why i like it and why i think it drew you to the same subject. julie's father said something interesting once. i just happened to be there. there was a president unnamed trying to organize another gathering of former presidents, and he was not eager to do this. and he just made a sort of throwaway comment, you know, we all represent something different. i don't know how often we ought to get together, but we all represent something different. and

johnson was the last person to see her alive. the rest of the facts will come out during the course of the job. >> state's attorney gave few details about the indictment, but sources tell us that the cause of death is asphyxiation. johnson was seen carrying a large rubber container to his car. >> we remain confident that they do have the right person. >> her uncle and brother describe michael johnson as a long time trusted family friend. >> i would hope that he would do the right thing. tell the truth. differ family some type of closure. >> -- get of her family some type of closure. >> this is to keep this in our memory. i wear this every day. >> we reached her father on the telephone. >> we know we have a long way to go. we will fight for justice. >> johnson's attorney accuses prosecutors of a rush to judgment. >> baltimore city, they made a promise. we believe that your the person. sentchael johnson's family a statement through his attorney tonight. it says -- we're reporting live at baltimore city police headquarters. >> the p

regarded lyndon johnson. so it narrates a friendship. but, mark, but i think i like about it, and why it drew you to the same subject. julia's father said something interesting once. i just happened to be there. there was a president unnamed trying to gather another forum of former presidents. he really didn't like this. you know, we all represent something different. i don't think how often we ought to get together. but we all represent something different. taking that comment and extending it slightly. presidents never cease being presidents. they fulfilled a role. lyndon johnson represents a kind of story, of a rising texas. and the dilemma of the south and west in civil rights. he's a great hero. this is a story which is unique from richard nixon, who is the middle class after world war ii. finding its place in the sun. and dwight eisenhower, the man from central kansas who makes a historic not in central kansas, but in london and in paris. every president represents something different. and each presiden

johnson was allegedly the last person to see felicia alive. the family held a vigil in 2011 on the one-year anniversary of the day she went missing. police indicated they were making progress on the investigation but wouldn't be specific. the family expressed hope that her killer would be found and brought to justice. >> it was around this time when we were calling and crying. we didn't know where she was at. we still don't know what happened. we're just praying and we have faith that justice will be served. >> michael johnson has been arrested in connection with the disappearance of phylicia barnes. the prosecutors will make an announcement and releasing more information later today. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. police closed off its tire block of downtown baltimore overnight after a large fight erupted. officers arrived on the scene just before to ilium this bordick and called for additional backup as the flight crew larger. no word this morning on what prompted the brawl or if any arrests were made. police all looking for a sus

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johnson had influence and mrs. johnson quietly, you know, 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 is signing the civil rights act. he's losing support in south and 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 is 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 and i hope you will listen to me. knowing that southern gentlemen have to let you -- a southern gentlemen is going to have to listen to and greet and be polite to a southern lady. >> the

court testimony revealed new details on the case against michael johnson. bail tonight for michael johnson, charged with the 2010 murder of phylicia barnes. this circuit court judge determined that he was a flight risk and a threat to public safety. phylicia barnes's family and friends believe the judge made the right decision. >> if you are guilty, it will come out. >> court testimony revealed johnson and phylicia barnes treated as many as 500 messages the summer before seat disappeared. phylicia barnes complain to another sister that she was uncomfortable with johnson. the prosecution read correspondence between johnson and a new girlfriend. "maybe go to brazil. the way things are going, everything will hit the fan, and i do not know how to deal with that." defense attorneys argued that prosecutors that the context wrong. johnson was about to become a father. >> there is a circumstantial case against them. simple text messages, him moving out of an apartment, it does not rise to the level of an arrest. we believe in mr. johnson's innocence. >> the state c

estimate and that was johnson, johnson dealing with vietnam. >> he always felt during those years as vice president happy years for him that there was too much emphasis being put on the nation-building. we should just go in and when this war. kennedy sent him over there on the goodwill trip and he knew the sister-in-law and was fascinated with her. she was a beautiful, attractive and heartless woman would and zimm praised as the george washington of his country excessive praise. this was 62 he was very determined, but he felt himself a junior partner in this administration. he was impressed with the certitude of people like bundy ann benner -- lakner when kennedy was assassinated it felt to him and he decided to things. one is every president had that about not being the first president to lose a war. american never lost one and he wasn't going to be the first but there's something else, too. he felt strongly about the civil rights legislation that had been introduced under kennedy. we can't look in other people's hearts but it seems to me that he felt more for the disenfranchised pe

. >> now michael johnson is charged with first-degree murder. kai reed is in the news from the latest. >> a lot of the testimony focused on conversations between phylicia barnes and michael johnson before the team disappeared. >> i know in my heart that something happened and he was a part of it. >> friends and family expressed relief after a judge denied bail for michael johnson. calling him a flight risk and a threat to public safety. >> if you are guilty, it is come " -- going to come out. >> the testimony reveals that they traded as many as 500 text messages during the summer before she went missing. barnes also called a sister that johnson made her uncomfortable and she did not like how he looks at her. she died from ecstasy asian and say witnesses reported seeing johnson carrying a -- die from asphyxiation and witnesses reported seeing johnson carrying a bag from his apartment. >> there is a circumstantial case against him. text messages, him and moving out of an apartment. it does not rise to the level of an arrest. >> more correspondence

the arrest of michael johnson has been months in the making. tc.֖ they did several months ago?> mr. johnson was the last one to be with her while she was alive. >> surrounded by law enforcement from the city, state, and neighboring counties baltimore state attorney had little to say. 16 months after her appearance and arrest in a highly publicized case of missing teen, phylicia barnes. her older sister's former boyfriend was charged with first degree murder. >> johnson was arrested and taken in to custody last evening. >> it's clear to me there had been some kind of physical confrontation. >> reporter: russell, johnson's attorney, had plenty to say. >> i believe that they have a circumstantial case just based had. they've taken dna. they've had him come in on numerous interviews and statements. i've been present on several of those. >> reporter: he said johnson, who's claimed his innocence all a long, wants the same. >> he too would like closure. he's walking around on egg shells all the time. >> reporter: family members suspected johnson from the beginning. they said why would

the -- johnson did pay -- on the other part of your question, president johnson paid a lot of attention to campus protest, especially, you know, columbia university, in the backyard of the major media, was inevitably going to receive disproportionate cover. this is changed. i think president bush today is largely ignoring academia. ignoring campus protests. recognizes that it's a percentage. now, whether or not that small percentage will grow is something -- that's why i say, we hold our breath with unease, waiting. nothing worse than living in a historical moment. you know? and much rather like live in the future and have the present be done. at least you know the answer. so i would say that. would be my answer. >> in the '60s, with all the publicity the rioters received and vietnam war received, is it -- is it fair to say that the families who lost sons in the war, were they publicized, you know, disproportionate to, you know, these rioters? were they just ignored, or was the public sympathetic? >> most of the media -- and remember, the "new york times" actually supported the war effo

regarded lyndon johnson. so it narrates a friendship. it drew you to the same subject. julia's father said something interesting once. there was a president trying to inform another president. you know, we all represent something different. i don't think houfb we ought to get together. but we all represent something different. they never ceased being president. they fulfilled a role. lyndon johnson represents a kind of story, rising texas. and the dilemma of the south and west in civil rights. he's a great hero. this is a story unique from richard nixon, who is the middle class after world war ii. and dwight eisenhower,

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johnson was spotted sweating profusely. the defense contends johnson was simply moving and that he and phylicia barnes's sister were no longer a couple. >> he is scared. he has never dealt with the criminal-justice system. he is scared and he has a newborn child to care for. he cannot do that from inside the jail. >> according to court testimony, johnson does not have a criminal record, but the state found he uses an alias and an alternative date of birth and social security number. no court date has been set for a trial. >> prosecutors are asking a florida judge to raise the bond for george zimmerman. back in february, -- the request comes after they learned as a man had raised $200,000, for his defense. -- george zimmerman it raced to hundred thousand dollars, for his defense. >> when george zimmerman was released from jail on monday on $150,000 bond, it was with the understanding that he and his family had limited assets. the understanding was that his family had taken a second mortgage to raise the $150,000. but now a r

for instance, calling the reserves, johnson was absolutely terrified. they wrote their congressman and said what am i wasting my time for? johnson was a politician and he asked his mentors in the senate. what should i do? i don't want to do this. it's personality and the times changing and it's a different situation. making it popular would not make it winnable. >> and indeed johnson did, i think, get advice from his mentor, senator russell who really was arguing against it and at some point said if you are in it, you have to keep going. >> let's go to this side. >> i would like to challenge politely doctor brown's claim that mcnamara was a great success in his first four years. did he alienate the joint chiefs and the f 11 and they were right and wrong. dr. brown. that deserves a lengthy answer. is it the function of a secretary of defense and the primary function to be popular with his subordinates? i think not. i think most of them in the end respected him. in the case of admiral anderson, the admiral was not nominated for a second term. the reason h

johnson and johnson called the ruling "disappointing" and said it will appeal. south carolina, texas and louisiana have all filed similar suits, and johnson and johnson has an agreement in principle with the justice department over marketing practices tied to the drug. johnson and johnson shares closed down a few pennies, tom-- $64.13 at the close. shares have struggled recently as the company has been dealing with multiple recalls of its over-the-counter drugs. >> tom: year to date low for the share price here tonight as we speak, susie n. the meantime, it was the first time in a week that we had the major stock indices seeing more buying than selling, ending that five-session slide. it wasn't full-throated buying, though. the s&p 500 hit its best level of the day about an hour into trading. the index finished up 0.75%. leading today's charge inside the dow industrials was alcoa. it helped improve investor sentiment after reporting that surprise profit in the first quarter, as we reported on last night. shares popped more than 6% on heavy volume. even with toda

her relatives have said johnson thought of her as a little sister. he is charged with one count of murder. he has no prior record. cheryl connor. >> new tonight cnn has learned the secret service agent at center of the prostitution scandal is from the area. sources say he was the agent who had the dispute about paying the escort. cnn has learned he left with secret service but it's not clear under what circumstances. >> also new, a former high school teacher was sentenced today for abuse of a minor. earlier jeffrey sears junior plead guilty. he got 20 year was all by seven suspended. . when he getsous of jail he will serve five-years probation and will have to register was a sex offender. >>> update on that deadly stabbing near the lexington market. a 24-year-old man died after the attack yesterday evening. police have charged the 21-year- old troy harrison in connection with the murder. police say tips the community helped them track down harrison. >>> the state is tightening security at a social services office after a woman tried to stab her child

johnson and mcnamara also launched a war without providing a way to pay for it. to be fair, of course, this, again, is more lbj's doing than mcnamara's. again, primarily to protect his domestic programs. as drea points out, the economic advisers naively believed that they could manipulate the business cycle in ways that would pay for the war without having to raise taxes. here, of course, the secretary of defense's job was to implement his boss's wishes. and in doing so, in drea's words, he put his loyalty to his president above truth and transparency. he repeatedly misled congress about the size of the involvement in vietnam and the prospective costs. his efforts to keep costs down, procuring the minimum necessary military hardware fell victim to the relentless escalation of this war, and also in turn produced shortages of critical items that provoked fury in the military and in congress. the man who set out to impose order on the pentagon, drea concludes, ultimately found wartime defense budgets as difficult to control as the south vietnamese countryside. let's

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this is the video out of johnson county. in johnson county, they're getting heavy rain. the watch and warnings are under effect until 8:00 p.m. local time. we have still not picked up children from school. family members are waiting. this is still a very dangerous situation. >> carl, i think we have you. your former colleague referring to your work together. >> yes, we've been watching this go on for a while of there was a brand new tornado warning going on for downtown dallas. there is a big line of storms off to the west. and this appears to be a circulation that has developed within that line which is not uncommon. the cell that we've been watching prior to this have been what we call super cell thunderstorms. these are sort of lone wolf storms that develop rotation within them. and from that rotation comes the tornado. we've seen many reports of tornadoes already today in dallas-ft. worth. now those storms are traveling to the north side of dallas and ft. worth. a brand new tornado warning with the line of storms that is now coming across the east side of ft. worth.

>> johnson's attorney is maintaining his client's innocence. his family has sent a statement saying they want him to get a fair trial and they hope this is tried based on fact and not on media hype. >> jennifer franciotti, thank you. >> here is ann curry with a look at what is coming up next on the "today" show. >> good morning. george zimmerman's attorneys say his client has raised more than $200,000 from my website. we're live in florida. does she have any regrets, the way mother punished her daughter on facebook. she will answer critics it a live interview. we will talk to the guy who plan his car for it by dressing up as the burglar. -- who pranked his girlfriend. >> coming up, we'll take a last look at weather and traffic together before you head out to start your day. >> it is my turn. time to get to your answers to our watercooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- what needs do you hope the ravens address with their draft pick this weekend? >> we will post more of your answers on the front page of our website, wbaltv.com.

johnson was absolutely terrified. because kennedy had called them in '61, and these guys played baseball. they wrote their congressmen and said, what am i wasting my time for. and johnson was a politician. he went and he asked his mentors in the senate, what should i do. i don't want to do this. so it's personality, it's the times changing, and it's a different situation. but i think he could have made it popular. >> making it popular would not have necessarily made it winnable. >> oh, i agree, yeah. >> and indeed, johnson did, i think, get advice from his mentor, senator russell, who really argue against it. but at some point said, well, you're in it now, you have to keep going. >> let's go to this side. >> yes, i'd like to challenge politely dr. brown's claim that robert mcnamara was a great success in his first four years. didn't he really alienate the joint chiefs? not that they didn't deserve to be corrected or divided, but on the f-111 controversy, he forced admirable anderson out in 1962 and 1963. it turned out

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this is johnson county that i'm about. cleburne which is very near johnson county.ined considerable damage near cleburne. the weather service, as you well know, says large and extremely dangerous tornados, about 20 mile south of dallas. and moving north, carl. >> yes. that storm, this is the one to the left. that's not the one we're looking at. there does appear to be a little bit of weakening with the circulation. sometime that can be deceptive. that condensation funnel may not extend all way to the ground. you've still got a circulation in place. it does appear that we're seeing some weakening with that storm. that's the one on the southeast side of dallas. there is another tornado warning. another tornadic circulation for tarrant and dallas counties. that storm is going to be near worthington gardens. you need to take shelter now in arlington. grand prairie, haltham city. as we look at the live pictures here, it does appear this circulation has finally weakened which is not a tremendous surprise because again, we don't have the spectacular amount of upper level w

johnson is the ex-boyfriend of phylicia's older sister. police say he was the last person to see the 16-year-old teen alive. phylicia was visiting her sister in baltimore when she disappeared in december of 2010. her body was found in the susquehanna river. this case attracted widespread attention after barnes an honor student from north carolina disappeared. overnight her father tells us that about the moment he got the phone call from police saying an arrest had been made. >> it was shocking. it was a disbelief. but naturally you know, things came -- say hey man, you know, it is what it is. we systemed a lot of outthinks -- suspected a lot of things on day one and we just couldn't understand why people were not helping you look for your child when they're missing. >> reporter: and we learned a press conference will be held later today to outline the details in this case. we're live at city police headquarters, linda so, abc2 news. >>> a bill aimed at improving coordination between law enforcement and community groups when searching for m

johnson. this committee gets the information on april 2nd, or we get -- we called our hearing on april 2nd. and it wasn't until we called a hearing and prepared subpoenas before anybody -- any action was taken, a year-and-a-half prior to that was when you had the may 3rd report. what immediate action was taken? >> when we received the final draft of the report from the ig, we spent some -- we absorbed it, we met with the ig further to deepen our understanding of the background evidence. we -- i called ruth cox in to begin some disciplinary activities. we -- i placed the regional commissioners -- i placed jeff neely on administrative leave, i placed the regional commissioners -- all four regional commissioners on administrative leave, ultimately. >> were you directed to do so? >> no. no. these were my decisions. i -- >> why didn't you make the decision on mrs. cox? what was different with her? >> i admonished all of the regional administrators. i then removed the two people in the chain of comm

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johnson is being held this morning on unknown charges. this case attracted widespread attention after barnes from north carolina disappeared. there were several vigils held here in the city. overnight, we spoke with russell barnes phylicia's father, he spoke with our pete o'neal exclusively on the phone. >> it was shocking. it was a disbelief. but naturally you know things came into the fact that hey man, it is what it is. we suspected johnson on day one and we couldn't understand why you couldn't do something for your child when they went missing. >> reporter: her father also says he is now focused on the trial and getting justice for his daughter. we've also learned that later today police will hold a press conference to outline details in the case. we're live at city police headquarters, linda stow. abc2 news. >> missing children cases and out of it came a law to help protect other children. the phylicia barnes law was passed in the house and senate and it's a bill to draw more resources to immediately search for missing children of al

carry says provided johnson with lodging for the night and one meal a day. it's stuff conceded that there was an increasing shortage of accommodation for refugees. anybody there is a tendency this is a problem to react to emergencies. instead of working more on system so this this is i would say. maybe the first problem. this demonstration of the heart of rome is designed to attract the attention of tourists filing towards the colosseum it's a mr stave off a new war in africa and the resultant new wave of migrants coming to italy. some time ago activists from the no warning at work went to libya to assess the outcome of military intervention now they're certified formal charges against nato accusing it of aggression against civilians. their government said they wanted to intervene in libya to save the civilians well they saved perhaps one thousand rebels in the gaddi but they killed ten thousand twenty thousand thirty thousand others. other kids dropping bombs and war refugees to leave and being drowned in the sea. in two thousand and eleven two european cou