i talked to everyone who was with lyndon johnson in the hospital still alive, in boston with lyndon johnson. congressman jack brooks. lyndon johnson's devoted secretary, kennedy's secretary, they're always seemed to be other sources that have been overlooked. when i was doing this suddenly i came across a fact. a secret service regulations that if you were a member of the presidential or vice-presidential detail and there was an incident involving the president or vice president or the assassination was an incident, if there was an incident you had to at the first available opportunity type up a report with every detail you remember as chief of the secret service. i asked the secret service -- never got a reply but in the johnson library, forty-four million documents and i went to the chief archivist and said the there exist in this library those secret service reports and she said yes. and suddenly delivered to my desk 23 secret service men in that motorcade and also were involved in dallas that day. also a reports and they were bound in a volume that is called not a formal volume but a ca

johnson insisted he learned english. he brought a textbook and every day before and after school he and coronado would sit on the steps of a school and coronado says -- johnson would pronouns, i would repeat, johnson would spell and i would repeat. i think lyndon johnson cared about civil-rights. the second part of your question, how did he get kennedy -- it takes a lot of pages in this book to talk about all the things he does but the thing he does on the instant, this bill appears to be totally dead. he says didn't someone file a discharge petition? discharge petition had been filed -- this bill was in a committee that was never going to let it out. wasn't even the senate. still in the house rules committee which was shared by judge howard w. smith and would even give a date. the bill was going nowhere. johnson remembers someone filed a discharge petition to take away from that committee. that was -- a discharge petition ever -- never passed. violation of house rules and no president had ever gotten behind one before.

johnson. i'd like to show you just a page or two of the police report, just to confirm that. if you can see here, officer revis transported and booked johnson into the main jail for 594a3b vandalism and for 23103a reckless driving. and the report is kind of long so i'll go to another page of the charges. basically mr. johnson, he was actually filmed on video, for reckless driving and he deliberately swerved side to side, causing the vehicle to roll over and he was booked into the main jail and these are his charges, 594a vandalism over 5,000. the other thing that kind of disturbs me about that is that was a 16,000 pound vehicle -- truck. let me go on. so basically mr. johnson failed to appear for numerous hearings after i called him and told him that he would have some municipal code violations. only after a letter on may 10, informing mr. johnson that he needed to appear or his application would not be processed, he did appear. i informed him at that time he was in violation of the municipal

johnson. you have seven minutes to present your case. >> good evening to you all. i'm here today -- the decision that they made due to a fine that my first permit i should have kept, and instead of the second one. i don't want to waste too much of your time tonight, but i have a family to feed and this is what i do here in san francisco, tow cars for the last 17 years. and never had no problems here. so that's what i'd like to say. >> vice president fung: sir, i was a little confused by what is really before us in this case. you applied for a tow driver -- you submitted a tow driver application for a new company named nelson. >> no. for bay ridge. i have previously held one for numerous years, just until i branched off to get a second job with a second company. >> vice president fung: and what's the name of that company? >> the company was named bay bridge. i previously held a permit for like 15 years, already, before bay bridge. >> vice president fung: okay. perhaps i got to hear from the dep

johnson. you're not requesting any -- you don't object to the denial of the bay bridge permit at all. >> no. i don't deny -- i mean i'm not denying the bay bridge permit. i can understand that. >> it's the existing one. >> this is my existing permit, and all my eggs is in one basket. >> i understand. >> i got no way of providing for my family. >> i get it. i think i get it. >> questions relating to -- >> correct. >> thank you. officer fenarus you have rebuttal as well. >> there's a letter i sent mr. johnson back on -- looks like april, informing him that if he failed to appear at his last hearing in may -- >> this is for the denied permit in bay bridge, right? >> this is for, yes, bay bridge. >> i think we're on the revocation of the nelson permit. so do you have anything on that, in terms of applications or -- >> you know, that fell into the same category as bay bridge, basically there were no fingerprints and once he was fingerprinted he was in vials of the municipal code. >> do you have any

president, lyndon baines johnson. his latest book is the fourth in a truly monumental series about johnson. it is titled "the passage of power the years of lyndon johnson." it is one of the most exacting, and at the same time, vividly recounted as a narrative story, believe about an individual, illustrative of our complex political life, and a model of how history can be rewritten when you do a detailed research and yet, still have that old classic magic which is telling their good story that draws you in. ladies and gentlemen, one of the great storytellers of america, robert caro. [applause] .. when winston churchill was writing his great biography of his ancestors someone asked him how he was coming along and he said i am working on the fifth of a projected four volumes. i am not comparing myself to winston churchill but in regard to the lyndon johnson biography we are sort of in the same boat. i have been writing about lyndon johnson so long sometimes people ask me don't you get bored? the answer is the very opposi

johnson gets the news.e says to mcnamara essentially bob, get some people to find out whether this is a real attack or just a false report. so at the pentagon mcnamara's people are analyzing this, it's just false intelligence or was there a real attack. in late in the afternoon mcnamara calls johnson and says we've got a real problem. the ap has gotten a story that there has been an attack on an american ship. and johnson and the pentagon are concealing this for political reasons so they don't have to do anything about it. and johnson was in the middle of the campaign against goldwater, and his reaction essentially was i cannot afford to keep this process going and continuing to analyze, i better -- bomb the hell out of the north vietnamese tonight. and so he went on television that evening saying that he was reacting to an attack am not an alleged attack against an american ship, the first big bombing of north vietnam. and the weeks that followed, there were a number of lapses within the south vietnamese g

johnson gets the news. he says to mcnamara essentially bob, get some people to find out whether this is a real attack or just a false report. so at the pentagon mcnamara's people are analyzing this, it's just false intelligence or was there a real attack. in late in the afternoon mcnamara calls johnson and says we've got a real problem. the ap has gotten a story that there has been an attack on an american ship. and johnson and the pentagon are concealing this for political reasons so they don't have to do anything about it. and johnson was in the middle of the campaign against goldwater, and his reaction essentially was i cannot afford to keep this process going and continuing to analyze, i better -- bomb the hell out of the north vietnamese tonight. and so he went on television that evening saying that he was reacting to an attack am not an alleged attack against an american ship, the first big bombing of north vietnam. and the weeks that followed, there were a number of lapses within the south vietnamese

marcus johnson, thank you so much.emember the silver spring jazz festival this saturday 4:30 to 10:00 in the heart of silver spring. be there. check out the rest of marcus johnson's concert either here or we'll stream it for you online. back to you. >> thank you, marcus and derek. we're at 4100 wisconsin avenue northwest so come on down and you can hear marcus. >> just south of nebraska by a couple of blocks. weather wise, the rain is going to hold off at least till 1:00 and maybe through mid afternoon here. looks like the better chances will be south of town a little later. we'll get through most of the day all right. i want to start with the allergy update. it's been a rough week for those folks who suffer from allergens. things are bopping up and down a little bit. grass is back moderate but weeds got high, mold moderate and tree pollen is there. it's in the low category. this afternoon look for clouds and sun mixing with a chance for a couple of storms or showers popping here and there as we get into the mid and la

and johnson market plunges $1 million. >> johnson & johnson did nothing wrong. product. a lot of people could have destroyed that industry. certainly destroy tylenol. people would say, that's the end of tylenol. it will come back out, it will come back under a different name, and johnson & johnson, who knows what impact that will be. >> some of the lead advertising executives at the time were going on the record saying that tylenol can't recover as a brand, that johnson & johnson won't be able to sell this product anymore. no one had any faith in tylenol. >> of course, the cooperation of the consumer is important. >> on november 11, 1982, hoping to restore tylenol's reputation, johnson & johnson's chief executive officer james burke calls a press conference where he addresses the public's concern. >> this has been a national tragedy. and everyone in america shares a part of that grief that it imposes. it will be a long time before the full impact of this senseless crime can be properly assessed, but the changes it has already brought in our lives is profound. it

if i vote for gary johnson how does that help? also the impediment to have them involved at all. >> one group is talking about hosting other debates. other groups make sure bala access has there was to take away the difficulty difficulty, electronic college, financing campaigns , it marinates in corporate cash. john: government cash of public financing. i call it taken by force giving it to the big candidates. ralph nader received $900,000. of course, bush got a 75 million and so did john kerry. >> we have that for the same reason of public parks and public schools if not for purchase had remake the common good available to all? and you got half of a billionaires' rolodex? >> it end up 75 /1 for the person using our money. with a pile and bundy bonds you can raise money and not take mine to do it. [applause] but why third parties are not popular but people use the two-party process to shake things up. it is happening more now with the tea party people who were in the primary to change their behavior. it is happening a little bit w

johnson in the slot. what a job harbaugh has done. trying to recaptured the glory days from the '80s and '90s were the glory days here. george seifert took over for bill walsh. the most recent decade they were okay and then they fell off the shelf for about seven years. and harbaugh comes over and gets them to the nfc championship game last year and going back to the top of the show and a lot of the power poles you see today. you rank them 1 through 32. the niners are either on the top or in the top three. >> cris: you don't go to green bay and win on opening day and turn around and beat another playoff team and not be ranked somewhcl

johnson. and then the department will have until november 1 to submit any response documents. >> thank you. >> on that motion from commissioner lazarus to continue this matter to november 7, and again it's to allow time for the sfpd permit bureau to reissue its departmental action and clarify this departmental action, and with additional briefing allowed. on that motion, vice president fung, aye. commissioner hurtado is absent. this matter is continued to november 7. thank you. >> president hwang: we're going to take a short break. (the appeals board is in recess). (p) we're returning to the september 19, 2012 board meeting of board of appeals (8) appeal no. 12-094 piper murakami, appellant(s) versus department of building inspection, respondent. 117 broad street. appealing the imposition of penalty for construction work done without a permit. we will begin president permit holder, the appellant, piper murakami. >> my name is piper murakami. thank you for letting me have the opportunity to mak

but watch out calvin johnson lunges with this ball at the end.up with second and about five and now you're on pace to get another first down. >> al: 65 johnson springing forward for the extra yards. aldon smith is right there. joique bell goes no farther to the 22 yard line. >> cris: i thought that was a bad run that time by joique bell. really jeff backus had a pretty good block going on the outside on aldon smith. they had a good hole up inside of him. and there just is nothing outside. watch backus. he has got him pinned to the outside. they have got a good block going on the inside backer, but don't stay on the pads. >> al: third and five. that is caught, but calvin johnson is stopped at the line of scrimmage at the 22 yard line. >> cris: another bad throw by matthew stafford in a big moment. i mean, that's a simple little screen pass. they have got some blockers out in front of him. he threw it in the dirt. you got to give your guy a chance for a catch and run here. >> al: this will be a 40-yard attempt. again in the swirling wind at candles

d johnson tried to build some momentum. for a sixth championship.ould be foolish to count him out. >> look behind him, martin truex has made a presence last two weeks. every time you look up he's going forward. really working on jimmie. >> we all wondered how he would react, his team would react to get their hearts broken in atlanta, had a lead late and jamie mcmurray had a tire go on, brought out the caution and the hamlin pit crew got him in first, didn't get good restart and lost a race in his grasp. >> this is a strong race team and organization and they have good leadership there starting with the owner michael waltrip, and get in team meetings and realize let's focus on positive we did. we put ourselves in a position to win. it's going to happen, we just need to keep performing like that. >> truex to third. doc? >> what d.j. was saying, martin truex had a team meeting after atlanta and said you know, what what we could take away from atlanta, we had a great race car, could have won the race. now we know we could win the chase. we got a good ra

miss johnson? >> i agree with that, the sfmta is one of the areas where we found the department whose money was going places that nobody was looking for. that is what i'm trying to talk about. and you can throw more money at it, but a lot of people who have been there have been there a long time running our state. and this is the result of where it's gone. if you are just throwing good money after bad. so you need to address the issues of where is the money going? and why are they not -- twitter got a tax break, a payroll tax break, but it was a lot more than that the public didn't hear about. we pay for a muni bus that is dedicated directly and only to where interstate twitter is located. they can afford to pay for a muni bus. they are also getting a police station, their own police substation. >> thank you, miss olague. >> it's easy to talk about the waste in upper management, but i think what we need is the political will to challenge that waste. and i think we have to look at it through the bud

i would johnson's you judge jim gray also despite multiple national polls showing president obama pulling away from mitt romney in the swing states and nationwide romney camp says they're not concerned cept wind optimism or they know something the rest of america doesn't last our panel in the night's long liberal rumble and did president bush really quote biblical scripture when he tried to convince the new french president jacques chirac to go to war with iraq as just one of the many questions were posed to kurt eichenwald in a special edition of conversations with great minds. you need to know this remember this debate from one thousand nine hundred ninety two. you can move your factor south to better have dollar an hour for labor our young twenty five that's a son you've been in business for a long time you got to throw one full pay a dollar an hour for your labor. have no health care that's most expensive single element making a car have no environmental controls no pollution controls and no retirement. if you don't care about anything but make the money there will be a challenge suck

johnson pleaded guilty and is also dead. he and another man forced their this third floor man andt to rob a woman. the males victim fought back got their guns and shot johnson. >> what comes around goes around. do nothing bad and nothing bad to happen to you. >> they jump out of a third floor window to escape. >> it is still be investigated. april, 2010, johnson was one four men who had come to rob him after a meeting on a sex chat line. johnson had the lightest sentence of the four. a neighbor said he seemed to be turning around. could not believe this was him. >> as we speak tonight, police for the secondng suspect from last night's incident. i am tom roussey. >> thank you. iphone fever. the new iphone 5 goes on sale at apple stores region.out our reaso fans are camping out. >> they did not pre order this year. -out really quickly. was the only way to guarantee getting of the first day it was out. >> is there anything else that you outside all night long. nope. inthis woman, she was first line, and she has been there since

. >> dicky: dakota johnson. >> your dad is magic johnson? >> yes. >> dicky: and music from rita ora. >> jimmy: why does mitt romney ask you for so anyway, i've been to a lot of places. you know, i've helped a lot of people save a lot of money. but today...( sfx: loud noise of metal object hitting the ground) things have been a little strange. (sfx: sound of piano smashing) roadrunner: meep meep. meep meep? (sfx: loud thud sound) what a strange place. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> guillermo: jimmy, i've been meaning to ask, could i get some time off? >> jimmy: why do you need time off? >> guillermo: because i think i'm gonna win ford fusion's "nascar big act" contest on randomactsoffusion.com. >> jimmy: i didn't understand any of that. what would you win? >> guillermo: tickets to a race, vip access, and a ride around the track with trevor bayne. >> jimmy: i don't know, guillermo. i need you here at the show. who would read the teleprompter? what would you say if you were in my shoes? >> gu

. >> dicky: dakota johnson. >> your dad is magic johnson? >> yes. >> dicky: and music from rita ora. >> jimmy: why does mitt romney ask you for donations? >> guillermo: jimmy, i've been meaning to ask, could i get some time off? >> jimmy: why do you need time off? >> guillermo: because i think i'm gonna win ford fusion's "nascar big act" contest on randomactsoffusion.com. >> jimmy: i didn't understand any of that. what would you win? >> guillermo: tickets to a race, vip access, and a ride around the track with trevor bayne. >> jimmy: i don't know, guillermo. i need you here at the show. who would read the teleprompter? what would you say if you were in my shoes? >> guillermo: let's switch seats and i'll show you how to do it. >> jimmy: all right. let's switch seats. >> guillermo: here. put this on. you're going to be me and i'm going to be you. so, guillermo, i hear you want some time off to win the ford fusion "nascar big act" contest? >> jimmy: si. >> guillermo: how would you put yourself into my shoes? >> jimmy: i don't know how i would p

>> governor stevenson, governor johnson. senator humphrey, speaker. feliz democrats. i want to express my thanks to governor stevenson for his generous and heartwarming introduction. [applause] it was my great honor at the 1956 democratic convention and i am delighted to have his support and his a vice in the coming months ahead. let me say first that i accept the nomination of the democratic party. i accept it without reservation. and with only one obligation -- to devote every effort of my mind and spirit to lead our party back to victory and our nation to greatness. i am grateful too that you have provided us with such a strong platform to stand on and to run on. [applause] the rights of man, civil and economic rights essential to the human dignity of all men are at our goal and our first principle. this is a platform on which i can run with enthusiasm and conviction. i am grateful that i can rely in the coming months on many others, on a distinguished running mate who brings unity and strength to our platform and our ticket, lyndon johnson. [applause] on one of th

law enforcement sources say johnson agreed to cooperate. the murder charges against him dropped. he pled guilty to accessory, got a reduced sentence, and recently got out of jail. three days ago, five blocks away, a man and a woman walking down this sidewalk near this apartment house, they're approached by two gunmen, forced into a top floor apartment. there he's tied up and robbed and she's sexually assaulted. police looking into the possibility that this incident may be related to what happened last night. reaction now from the betts family. we're deeply saddened that after joel johnson was given a second chance to be a productive member of society, that he chose to continue to follow a path of crime and self-destruction which ultimately resulted in his own death. live in southeast, i'm pat collins, news4. >>> still no word on what caused a big fire at the ymca in bowie, maryland. it happened this morning. firefighters say materials for a roofing project caught fire. that caused significant water and smoke damage to the building. activities were canceled today. but ynca officia

johnson's tow car permit was it's actually two-part. it's basically the municipal code -- he has municipal code violations and it was an incomplete application. i have evidence but i will show it to you on the overhead. he applied for a new tow car application on december 14 of 2011. however, he did not submit his fingerprints as required by municipal police code section 3003(b). i called mr. johnson on his personal phone, and his current place of employment at that time, which was nelson's, as well as bay bridge, i talked to his employers, left messages for him on his phone, to submit his fingerprints to complete his application for a tow operator. after numerous requests, mr. johnson did arrive and that took until april to get him to come back in and submit his fingerprints. a criminal history check from the department of justice revealed mr. johnson had two arrests in september of 2007. and he was convicted on those in 2009. these were arrests for 23103(a) of the california vehicle code which is reckless driving and 594b1 which is va

happened his party was in power, johnson, but he supported johnson on vietnam. he later said that he regreeted that, that he wished when johnson asked him about vietnam he would have told him that he was against the war. publicly, bob was doing his best at the 68 convention to get all of the votes that humphries needed to support the vietnam plank, and so he was always behind his candidate first and foremost, and he real put his own political public policy ideals second. johnson intimidated him. that was another reason. he used to say that he would never let -- after he didn't tell johnson the truth about vietnam, he decided to tell the president the truth if asked. it turns out that almost every president after johnson did ask him for advice at one time or another, and incoming reagan even though he was in the carter administration and run carter's campaign against rage p. nancy reagan arranged for strauss and the former secretary of state, republican bill rogers, to sneak into the white house one evening. they went in through the treasury building, the undergr

cheers and applause for leo jon johnson erupted.received an award for his her owe rick actions -- heroic actions last month. he was at the front desk when a shooter opened fire. johnson was shot in the arm and still managed to disarm the gunman before police took him into custody. and for the first time since the shooting, he's recounting the day's event. >> i realized what the situation was and i had to act or else there would be lives lost. >> reporter: now he's being hailed a hero. >> i don't want to be called a hero. but i understand how big this was. i can live with it for a little while. >> reporter: he still wears his arm in a sling as the wound continues to heal. it's a tough process, he says, that's been made a little easier through faith and the support of his family, friends and co-workers. >> i just try to concentrate on healing and getting better. >> reporter: as for the day that changed his life. >> that's something i've never forget. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: johnson says he's healing well and he hoped to b

johnson and miss selby. please explain whether you think sit/lie is working to address public safety as intended across the city and how you would reform it, if indeed you would reform it? miss breed? >> i did vote yes on sit/lie. i had a number of issues in the upper haight that were just really unfortunate situations and i thought there needed to be some sort of solution to the problem. unfortunately it hasn't worked. we still have some real problems in the haight and we need to make sure that the social service agencies that deal with mental health abuse issues, that deal with drug treatment issues, those particular organizations are on the front line helping the folks who need the help. and the people that are and sometimes what we perceive as the "problems of the haight," are the ones that need the services the most and we need to make sure that the services are where they are needed. and they are needed in the haight and with sit-lie we just move the problem from one location to another. it's to look a

it's written by former new mexico governor, gary johnson. and he is also the libertarian party nominee for president in 2012. governor john said, when and why did you leave the republican party and become a libertarian? >> you know, i've probably been a libertarian my entire life. this is just kind of coming out of the closet. i don't think i am unlike most americans. i think there's a lot more americans in this country that declare themselves libertarians as opposed to voting libertarian. so the picture and trying to make right now is vote libertarian with me this one time. give me a shot at changing things. and if it does somewhere, you can always return to tyranny and i'm going to argue that so so we have right now. >> what are the seven principles of good government you read about? >> one as being reality-based. just find out what his wife, base your decision inactions i'm not. make sure everybody that knows -- that should know what you're doing, knows what you're doing, so communicate. don't hesitate to deliver bad news. there's always

johnson gets ryan lavarnway for the final out. 50th save of the season for johnson. the o's close out the regular season. the home schedule completing a sweep of the red sox 3-0 as the o's take it this afternoon at camden yards. and typical of this year's orioles club, the drama, the crowd, the players all lingered after the game. pete gilbert joins us live from the yard. i know you had to seek shelter but at least while the game and then the most game took place, still sunny down there. >> absolutely spectacular. the game was so fast, two hours and 19 minutes. they finished before the angels game did. had the angels lost the orioles would have clinched a postseason berth. everyone, the fans all stayed, the players were on the field watching the video board here at camden yards to wait and see what would happen. it was a shared moment. everyone hanging on one pitch to see if indeed this would be the moment they would clinch. however, tori hunt her a two r.b.i. double in the top of the ninth and they went on the field. jim johnson was tipping his cap to the fans for e

and served just 18- months of a five year sentence johnson was one of four suspeets charged.., but got reduced sentence for his cooperation.wednesday night he was shot deaddinside a third ffoor apartment at this building in washington d.c unfortunately when young people choose a life of crime sometimes they continue that life even after they've served their time in prison and we're hopefiul that in some other cases young people learn their lesson from this tragic case and undeestand that any lives are affected by these kinds of . crimes.the family f the principal that was killed... ...says they are deeply saddened that after johnson was ggven a second chance...that he chose to continue to follow a path of crime... which ulitimately resulted in his death. 3 bad day for residents in new jerssy who want to ájazzá up their drivers license pictures. giving a big smile or showiig your teeth is now frowned upon at the d-m-v. that's thanks to new face recognition technology. its soo sensitive thaa a toothy smile can interefere with its capabilities and increase the misiddntified. g "we want a

>> chris: he got excited talking about johnson's rise to power.the final book, he's writing now, about johnson's presidency, in vietnam, his demeanor suddenly changed. >> the story is going to turn very dark. as soon as vietnam enters the picture. it is sort of a tragic story. a story of his great dreams, that are destroyed by a war. >> chris: you are 76 now. do you ever worry that you are not going to have time to finish last book? >> well, sure. but, you know, it is not productive to think like that. >> chris: how long do you think it will take you to finish? >> i could say, three or four years, why would you believe me? >> chris: after all, carroll's latest book nook nitook nine ye there is one part of the final chapter of the johnson story that is already written. >> chris: is it true that you already know the last sentence of the book. >> i always have to have a last sentence. to write towards. i have no know what the conclusion is. >> chris: can you tell us? >> no! >> chris: it's a doo of a last sentence. >> well, i hope so! >> chris: he fee

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gary johnson is doing his part. many libertarians disagree that a candidate, even a libertarian leanings one would be able to be true to his principles. so stacked against the principles of liberty, the inertia that is involved, many people become disenfranchised. ready to focus more on education, persuasion, and getting people to be self-reliant, take care of themselves so that they're not dependent upon the government to be that of others focusing so much in the presidential election will have a significant a consequentia of comfort liberty. even if we get someone like ron paul r. gary johnson involved other than simply spreading the message, having a bully pulpit, finding ways to present issues to people and get them to think about liberty, not necessarily to legislate liberty or the city of order, opposed the ready, but to have avenues by which we can spread the message more effectively. >> you read about natural law in this book. >> natural law is an easy turn to use to people who are not religious, who believe