but johnson thought otherwise. seeing it as an effort as johnson put it, to put it on the shelf by giving johnson a position with no real authority. that was not davis' purpose at all though he gave some substance to that suspicion by requiring them to continue reporting to richmond. still it could've made much more of the command if he had chosen to do so but he preferred to complain about lack of authority and express his desire for a real army command. when davis give him that opportunity in early 1863, johnson declined it. dissension in the army had grown worse after its second retreat following the battle of murphy's burrow. a cabal of core division commanders in the army blame him for inept leadership. davis instructed johnson in his capacity as theater commander to investigate this imbroglio and take command of the army itself as he found the complaints justified. but johnson gave him eight clean bill of health, telling them that the army's operations included the interest of the service that requires that h

with johnson at the opposite. people who have seen him only on television were consistently surprised when they saw him in person because he was taller than they thought, better looking, more intelligent, and he was so much more captivating. she did have that ability as others have written about to look at someone and see their soul. and i think one of the reasons that television doesn't work for johnson is johnson's interpersonal relationships are so much about control. he's trying to understand you and control you and in television when you are appearing there and the people who are out there are anonymous and unseen you can't have that kind of control to someone like ronald reagan who has been doing this his whole life essentially surrendering himself in front of the camera is much more powerful in the emerging media and you really do see that shift in politics where someone like johnson said they had an inherent disadvantage to someone like reagan. >> you mentioned how during world war ii they were all profita

while people still do talk about the potential for working together, johnson and johnson's newspaper say the peace we have struggled for, hoped for, we have so finely dreamed of, has now faded away. as early as that moment, they understood that what was at stake was congress's determination not to return to peace. beyond the joint committee, though, it took time especially in december for policies to cohere. you see an interesting paradox, which is that you see in these early moments contradictions where senators will say we're in a time of peace. just as grant after appomattox would say the war is over and then the next day take the train to washington, d.c. to plan out the remainder of the war. at once people thought the war is over and the war endures. they understood that sense of war between uniforms and they also had a sense of war as a series of powers they did not mean to let go of. early in the session william pitt who is going to be getting more publicity in this session than he has since he passed away in the u.s. senate because of his featuring in peter's talk, illustrate

been persuaded to run against johnson to challenge johnson for the democratic 1967.tion in fall of he wasn't getting anywhere until the tet offensive and the new primary which took place in mid march of that year. call themfor me, i'll bac back. ? mid march in which mccarthy like the tet vietnam in offensive didn't beat him in new to shire but came so close defeating him, it was a psychological victory. senator robert of new york enters the contest as well which johnson's worst nightmare. n incredible dislike between kennedy and johnson. dislike.al and johnson spent the entire presidency thinking senator waiting for an opportunity to drive him from office. was his worst nightmare. he had nightmares about the prospect. this was coming true. by the end of march in 1968, ome of you remember watching this speech, prime tim network television. these are the days when there only three networks, and if a president gave the speech in rime time, that's all that was on. so the nation was watching on the eveningon of march 30 giving this speech bout vietnam that ended with the statement that he

johnson has given up too much territory. joe johnson is going to be questioned by davis. to two different commanders. he has two choices. william hardy or john bell hood. could definitely wants the job. the job.ng to get when hood gets the job, he is going to ask johnson a simple favor. before you leave this army, can you help with may be delivering a strategy? show me what strategy you have. joe johnson says, no problem. herel take care of that. comes john. he has never commanded an army in his life. to employ a strategy of annihilation. not on the union army but on his own army. start attacking. if he starts attacking, he is and startttack sustaining casualty after casualty. if he starts absorbing casualties, grant and sherman are just ecstatic. if they are ecstatic, grant said, my satisfaction being placed in command with this. int is just what we wanted. september sherman is going to give the city of atlanta. he is going to try to hit the supply lines. he is going to go up into knoxville or to franklin. swath toting a 60 mile atlanta. he is going to give savannah as a

fong commissioner antonini commissioner richards we do expect commissioner hillis and commissioner johnson momentary commissioner first on our agenda is proposed items for continuance item one at 1814 through 16 ann district attorney request for conditional use authorization and item 2 at 2312 market street request for conditional use authorization until november 13th he have no other items proposed for continuance and no speaker cards. >> okay any public comment on this item? for items proposed for continuance? seeing none, public comment is closed commissioner fong >> move to continue. >> second. >> on that motion to continue commissioner antonini commissioner johnson commissioner richards i can only vote on the tennessee i actually the market street one i'm living within 5 hundred feet i'll not be vociferating or participating that. >> in this case can we change the motion to - >> move to continue item 1. >> second. >> thank you commissioner antonini on that motion to continue item one. >> commissioner antonini commissioner johnson commissioner richards commissioner fong commissioner pr

on that motion commissioner antonini commissioner johnck commissioner johnson commissioner richards commissioner johns and commissioner president wu so moved, commissioners, that motion passes commissioner richards you are recused. >> move to continue item number 2. >> you have to leave the room you i would think would be okay all right. thank you commissioner fong a second. >> thank you commissioner antonini on that motion to continue item two. >> commissioner antonini commissioner johnck commissioner johnson commissioner fong and commissioner president wu so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero and and places you under your consent calendar there will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the public, or staff so requests, in which event the matter shall consent calendar and considered as a separate item at this or a future hearing. you have one item under consent item 3 for case 201453 request for condominium conversion subdivision i have no speaker cards. >> any public comment on that item on the consent calendar? se

jim: johnson disgusted with himself. may get a reprieve here. it is an incomplete pass, still third and 20 jim, but it's field position. all the other things that come with it. if it does go in the texan's favor. jimp one thing to remember too. johnson had what was going to be a big gain and would have put him probably within a couple yards of a first. ron toshert is ready to -- tobert is ready to weigh. in referee: the ruling on the field stands. it's indianapolis' ball. jim: mike, your earks to that? mike: i disagree. you can see that the ball was never put away but sometimes when it's in the mix, they go with what's called on the field. it was pretty obvious though that he never got it really put away. jim: remember reviews now also of course have the new york office and the officiati crew up there. weighing in on that. the colts take over at the 406789 over to wayne for six. phil: good drive starter on the outside for andrew luck and hi offense. -- his offense. time is a factor as you look at it. two time outs by each team are left. of cours

commissioner johnson. >> i believe it is good for rochester and minnesota. i believe the government has a role to play in public-private partnerships when it comes to paying for things like roads and bridges. i would have had a difference of opinion on the definition of infrastructure with respect to this. , i wouldn a legislator not have supported it. had i been governor, because i recognize the importance of it, i would have figured out how to work that difference out. so i think it is something that is important. as hannah mentioned, it will come up again next we're -- year because we had an understanding of what was in the bill and there was a disagreement with the attorney general office. some people have said it is an easy fix. there is never an easy fix when you open something controversial. it will probably be difficult. i will work to get it done as governor. >> governor dayton. it would not mean to be fixed if it did not exist at all. they said we had this vision for the future of the state of mi

jay johnson has been doing a very good job and he came from the pentagon. so i think, it's very hopeful. i think president obama has finally woken up. i wonder if michelle had anything to do with that because i know she's much more concerned about his security than he is because president obama over and over again has overlooked these scandals going back to the salahi intrusion at the state dinner and said he has confidence in the secret service. that has finally stopped and i think we're going to get some good changes going here. >> evan, to you. evan perez also rejoining us, our justice correspondent. something we learned with our own correspondent jim acosta was the fact that the president didn't even learn about the incident in the cdc elevator in which there was an armed security contractor in there which secret service found out after the fact. they just learned about it yesterday afternoon. >> that is incredible, brooke. that's also part of what you see -- as part of the announcement from the homeland security secretary johnson that they are basicall

jim: johnson disgusted with himself. may get a reprieve here. it is an incomplete pass, still third and 20 jim, but it's field position. all the other things that come with it. if it does go in the texan's favor. jimp one thing to remember too. johnson had what was going to be a big gain and would have put him probably within a couple yards of a first. ron toshert is ready to -- tobert is ready to weigh. in referee: the ruling on the field stands. it's indianapolis' ball. jim: mike, your earks to that? mike: i disagree. you can see that the ball was never put away but sometimes when it's in the mix, they go with what's called on the field. it was pretty obvious though that he never got it really put away. jim: remember reviews now also of course have the new york office and the officiating crew up there. weighing in on that. the colts take over at the 406789 over to wayne for six. phil: good drive starter on the outside for andrew luck and hi offense. -- his offense. time is a factor as you look at it. two time outs by each team are left. of cou

somebody in the georgia government in the mid-1820's discovered johnson versus macintosh and johnson versus macintosh, the discovery doctrine says that the discovering sovereign requires underlying title to land. georgia individually declared independence from england. georgia would have inherited that ownership. georgia at no time had seated that to the united states. that was still owned of the underlying title of the cherokee land. if you own property and somebody else has legal right to live in, you are their landlord. they use these words in the debate. georgia is the landlord for the cherokee nation. how do you get rid of tenants you don't like? you change the lease terms. it is a lovely little dog, but i'm afraid there is a new policy. you can say, but you have to kill the dog or something. georgia's version of this was to say to the cherokee nation, you can stay -- this legislation in 1828 -- you can stay, but from now on you will be subject to georgia law. tennessee says come you can do that? ok. tennessee passes the same statue. alabama passes the same statute. tribes want

. >>> plus, a member of johnson & johnson is with us today. his company's plan for a new ebola vaccine as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." radical islam terrorism here and in canada. that has lawmakers calling for solutions. david visitor tter, thanks for on the program. >> thank you for having me. >> so what can or can't lawmakers do to stop this lone wolf scenario in the u.s.? >> well, obviously, maria, it's a difficult prom. first, i think we need to recognize we are at war. this isn't just a law enforcement issue. we are at war and we need to continue to go on the offense. being on the defense will never defend all of the targets that had are in our society. secondly, i think our borders and homeland security are very, very serious concerns. obviously, that alone won't protect us because some of these folks could be citizens. but i think our southern border is a much, much more serious problem, really, a crisis now in part because of this aspect of the situation. >> now, i think you make a great point. that's what i want to get i

lady bird johnson and lyndon johnson that it was important as southerners to state their case to fellowtherners even if they didn't vote for them. >> woodruff: lady bird was joined on the train for part of the trip as the johnson's 20-year-old daughter linda. >> mother wanted the do the whistle stop tour because she wanted the people of the south to know that even if they didn't agree with everything daddy had done and the civil rights bell is one of the things, that we loved the south and we felt -- she felt herself very much a part of the south because her family had come from alabama. she wanted everybody to know that she wanted their votes and we wanted the south to know that we respected them, and we thought they were worthy of our attention. >> woodruff: over a four-day period, she spoke to crowds that gathered at railroad stations in 37 cities, from virginia to new orleans. >> it was the first if one of the first trips where a first lady campaigned without her husband, and i think that's something to be said. mother did not like public speaking. she took a course to try to conque

for johnson, for fdr the way he was able to transform people's lives, and johnson passed a progressivedr was able to connect with millions and millions of people he would never know, never see but he could make them feel like he knew who they were and what he wanted. reagan tried to imlate that in his own political career. >> you write reagan created his own legacy, lbj was always working off of kennedy. and you write, johnson would encourage the myth of kennedy, the martyr, so that he could be the martyr's redeemer. that way kennedy would live on forever and so would i. he had seen his country searching for a story to believe in. seizing a moment of opportunity in the chaotic aftermath of the assassination, he promised it the grandest story of all. you say that was essential to his governing and also created a vulnerability. >> yeah. it's an incredible moment. i think we all sort of take it for granted now, knowing how history works out. johnson assumes the presidency on november 22, 1963. of course, he's going to be able to continue on. but actually, it was quite a -- you know, a sub

. >> reporter: lieutenant jemal johnson in his pickup truck off duty police say johnson posing as police officer kidnapped a woman near 13th and ruscomb streets, then sexually assaulted her. >> at some point in time throughout the conversation she asked him whether or not she's going to be arrested. he indicates that he's a police officer and that she would not be arrested if she performed these acts. >> reporter: after she complied with johnson's demands the woman, police say, broke free, several blocks from where she had been abducted. >> there's an indication she hides between vehicles at some point in time once she exits the vehicle and that he maneuvers around several cars looking for her, drives around the block looking for her. >> reporter: although not still on duty police say the lieutenant was still wearing his fire uniform pants making his officer impersonation easier. investigators crediting the woman with dialing 911 as she was fleeing providing a clear description of the truck that led to johnson's arrest. >> based on that information the officer responding in the area they

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. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you very much there's lots of again to clarify the issues i definitely agree with not approving the building permit we can't force the legalize we can't force them to sell it i want to focus why i'm going to support denying the project first of all, itself think it's absurd the project sponsors has brought up things that has nothing to do with to do with the tenant where they're a litigious or the person who owned the property was two nice that has nothing to do with why we're here i understand that the trustee needs to sell the building as part of you know his obligations to get vail and thees state it is not necessarily our purview to help you maximize that value you have the property as it exists sell it to someone that will definitely buy it and leave it that's not within our purview when we look at the building permit as a project we don't care i'm sure you'll be able to sell to somebody look at the building paratransit there are no outstanding violations on the existing unit it's been there for decades it sounds like it's been elevated as two separ

. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you very much how many buildings this applies to 14 or 15 not a huge percentage a couple of quick things and i definitely support this one is on the vertical control i think one thing that came up on the 63 it at the end up being the same percentage throughout the building or the floors i do think we can separate how we destine e dip what percentage use the use foreclosure the pdr how you physically define that or impoverish or enforce it so 25 percent of a 4 floor is one floor or throughout the building if we use percentage it makes our lives a little bit easier in terms of seeing projects without changing the most part doing a vertical control and the last thing i don't see this year not guilty how much we want to get into the discussion but ask staff and possibly andrea as potential supervisor cohen's representative did you guys consider having some sort of pdr replacement clause in your legislation if the building itself could support the percentage of pdr or maybe does it work that way but another site will identify the pdr replacement would that

. >> commissioner johnson. >> well, i was going to pull it off calendar is there a response to commissioner antonini's question first? >> commissioners, i think the commissioner hayon commissioner antonini was correct where there's been an issue with the existing unit on the upper floor the commissioner must be you review this it was a vacant lot and the medical offices are permitted on all floors of the building there's no removal it is just i believe that's itself primary issue you've raised. >> my point was that we have certain things we desire in neighborhoods commercial i think the global policy should be do we want all upper floors to be residential or allow for other uses on upper floors that has to transcend the situation whether it's new construction or converted construction because in some instances we fight over one single unit and in other cases four or five units in it has nothing to do with to do with this particular thing i want to make sure we consider you know conversions and new constructions sort look at globally as to what we're doing we have a concern about having enou

. >> commissioner antonini commissioner hillis be commissioner johnson commissioner moore sxhoifkz that he commissioner fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously and places you on item 14 on gladstone drive request for discretionary review good evening southwest team leader we're on the south side in the excelsior neighborhood proposal the proposal is a two-story horizontal rear edition it increases the wealthy by 164 inches and adding 3 bedrooms and two barrooms and a family room the logically e.r. relocation to the garage of the part of the interior it adds 9 hundred and 80 square feet to the existing rinse the subject properties 50 by joe 50 and 25 hundred square feet the dr requesters is concerned about the existing property line they're concerned this position will change the feel p of this home to a detached unit and the sunlight will be come down because it will add 4 additional feet to the overlay 4 feet deeper than the dr filer they'll not windows on the other side facing the subject property the dr requester about modify the corner to accommodate the neighbo

well i'm excited about the new housing units here but i want to share commissioner johnsons thought if there neighborhood in this area if we're going to try to build it out make accommodations now for commercial use see i don't think a grocery store within the walking distance to think about how we over lay that commercial use and what is it becoming a neighborhood obviously. >> commissioner richards ii guess my question to commissioner johnson would you support a continuance on this item and have them go back and look at it incorporating the businesses on this project additional some more design lemons like the windows. >> commissioner johnck so maybe we can ask the developer about it have they considered it i have concerned about the building that has folks have raised it looks like a relic there's issues below it but have a way like the lobby to make it feel anymore like keeping it is good kind of that half keeping it open space doesn't work is there solutions like putting retail or making it a fungal building than it is. >> yeah. thank you jonathan all very good points and points w

johnson: good evening.is my privilege to be here this evening to present my feelings, thoughts, and used to see how those issues resonate with you in the state of oklahoma. mr. lankford is correct it is time to have a the conversation and economic equality about fairness and economic system and taxes and health care. women's reproductive freedoms and privatization of social security and the future well-being of the majority or the baby boomers. it is time to have the conversation that is a void of conservatives or republicans or democrats prepared is time to talk about the people of oklahoma what issues government should be addressing and what he should be addressing as individuals. as they travel the state of oklahoma i talk about the need to strengthen public education said need to create jobs that are meaningful to pay debt living wage not just the minimum wage to increase the infrastructure but to talk about the need for the government to let people make choices and the government should not have anythi

senator johnson. johnson: thank you.ple were talking about immigration, and the congressman has pointed out that the majority of them are coming from areas south of america. i think you have to also realize that we are all immigrants to apart from the indigenous peoples but we all came to america. my people came over in the bottom of a slave ship. and so the process for people coming into america is what i think we are needing to look at. when we establish a system that has checks and balances, people want to come to work to my people want to come and make america and a new home, they're willing to abide by the rules to what to do the tests, to become a citizen, and pay the money, frankly, is that we should be opened because, again, we all came here from somewhere. i think policies are in need of repair. i think the president has been proposing solutions and congress has yet to act played as your next u.s. senator i would be open to all aspects. i would definitely be open to the things that i think in sure that people wi

lieutenant jamal johnson a 18 year-old lieutenant, while on duty on his shift but in his pickup truck off-duty police say johnson posing as a police officer kidnaped a woman near 13th and rust comb street and then sexually assaulted her. >> at some point in time throughout the the conversation she asks whether or not she will be arrested. he indicates he is a police officer and she with the not be arrested if she performs these ago. >> reporter: after she complied with the johnson's demand, the woman police say broke free several blocks from where she had been abduct. >> there is an indication she hides between vehicles at some point while she exits the vehicle and he maneuvers around several cars looking for her, drives around the block looking for her. >> reporter: although not still on duty, police say the the lieutenant was still wearing his fire uniform pants, making his officer impersonation, easier. investigators crediting the the women with dialing 911, as she was fleeing, providing a clear description of the truck that led to johnson's arrest. >> based on than that informatio

commissioner johnson? governor, you desperately wanted to be the first state in the country to implement obamacare in minnesota and you got everything you wanted and it has been a non-mated -- and unmitigated disaster. lost health care because of minnsure we have the highest deductible in the country. whoave parents with babies cannot again insurance for months because this thing is such a mess. you had a press conference today and you say we do not lose -- you do not lose sleep over min sure. hundreds of thousands of minnesotans are losing sleep because of it. i will demand a section 1332 waiver under the affordable care and at least that is a starting point because at least we can bring something back. in 2017. get that help i will fire every member of that board and staff because they are incompetent, and i will make rules without -- i will work hard to remove barriers from the private sector to compete. we used to be the best in the country and we are not anymore. thousands of people are being hurt and

. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you very much i want to say nice to see you both recently on the ocii commission i see a lot of this stuff here i echo the comments made but i'll add a couple of things i definitely agree with the hoa discussion about the task force what is there to be done i don't know if there's another answer than the having enough affordable housing stock and in terms of the fee i don't think that cross the board the fees are a inclusionary fees their calculations leaves a lot of money on the table when we come back to the nexus study we should look at the fees by product type of and neighborhoods this is a tower that's built over office relatively a large residential unit and 2, 3, 4 downtown area that i think that's a totally different communication thereon the buildings we're seeing in the eastern neighborhoods maybe that's a discussion across the board where we're not leaving money on the table and fully support this project one thing that may not not clear from the memo maybe everyone got it the dollars that will be applied to the 69 will come out to the s

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johnson. >> good evening, commissioners foster johnson for at&t at&t didn't have any objection to hearing this appeal this evening or continuing to a later date, however, i have a request when i'll explain one of the issues that was raised on the briefing the only evidence that the gentleman offered in jurisdiction request is hearsay the government codes specifically says the administrative bodies can't basis their evidence on hearsay it appears that is what the board did my request give the board to give a reason other than the record why the board thinks the rule didn't appeal or at&t is incorrect about the law i ask this because this case that will be appealed and it's only fair to the trial judge which the reasons why you think you can take this decision and it's important that the judge know that it's also a requirement from the california supreme court that our findings reach the analytic gap between the evidence and the ruling i simply request that the board give some reason on the record so the court can look at it why you think you have jurisdiction. >> ms. short. >> the departme

okay seeing none, public comment is closed commissioner johnson. >> thank you very much definitely in supportive of that item and moving it initiating the hearing i have a couple of questions normally after the hearing but the first one it does fair housing law implement the modifications i know we talked about our fees but the actual modifications itself and then again i don't think it's appropriate for today, we're initiating on the vote of the hearing but can you give a little bit of detail on what we mean by parking i think we're talking about rear and side yards but what other accumulations and the elevators are the only type of modification that sound like it is not reserveable were to leave the property can we talk about the difference types of elevators and, you know, how they will be maintained if the person has a handicapped we can see the modifications for access ramps and habitable space but elevators where it total make sense for the person as a change to the property i need to understand who is supposed to be in charge of that and how it works i think it's all my questio

commissioner johnson commissioner richards commissioner fong and commissioner president wu so moved,, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero and places you under our consent calendar to be routine and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items a member of the commission, the public, or staff so requests in which event the matter shall be removed from the consent calendar and considered as a separate item at this or a future hearing. item 2 case no. 20141.09-c to the 577 castro street request for conditional use authorization and item 3 at 1245 alabama street request for conditional use authorization i have no speaker cards is there any public comment on the consent calendar seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner fong move to approve items two and three. >> second. >> second. >> commissioner johnson i have a quick question can we pull that off of consent calendar i have a question. >> then once in a while we'll take it off cds and hear it at the regular calendar. >> yes. >> okay then the motion.

question for staff did not utility i say it one action doesn't cover one i echo commissioner johnsons comments about the cubic yard of soil open the independent utility if we didn't ever clean up the lake it wouldn't matter independent there could be no cross contamination later. >> actually sir, if i may clarify whether or not the lake needs to be sclaepd is yet to be determined it requires future study to satisfy the regional clear up order should those studies determine that, yes the organisms are added risk and animals at risk another proposal for a sequa document to he'd that clean up necessity and . >> and recontamination when you're doing the sediment. >> those orders proposed by the regulatory a well-regulated environment where those things are already addressed by existing regulars and the case of existing regulation addresses an environmental concern we don't need mitigation above and beyond when we determine their adequate to address the potential and direct. >> if we were looking at a contamination will we need a full eir. >> sir we'll reach that conclusion first in the or

adam johnson is with us as well. we already have a "surveillance" correction. >> it is understandable. she has been in power for 12 years. >> you have seen the stock market run-up in the past couple of weeks. this guy is -- >> senator nevis comes back with a big shocker. right now our monday brief. >> we are very international. i want to start with germany. manufacturing fell to 5.7%. what a contrast between our unemployment going down to 5.9% and their manufacturing falling the most since 2009. china, india, turkey, egypt, all closed for various holidays. out thatt to point samsung reports tomorrow. ahead of that report, samsung does it is building a new million dollars factory. >> but it is a semi-doctor -- it is a semiconductor like factory, right? >> trying to go up against apple. president obama has three business today session before, credit regulation, is conceived roundtable just 29 days till midterms. session -- court his at a news fashion for the socket, same-sex marriage at this point, anderson three diffe

johnson was a unionist. once lincoln was gone johnson reverted to his southerness.hat set up the polarization between the president and the republican majority of congress which led to all the acrimony that affected the formation of a reconstruction policy and led to johnson's impeachment in 1868. he was one vote short of being convicted. >> one vote? >> one vote. >> >> what is the biggest misconception of abraham lincoln? i'm taking advantage of the that you've written about him. >> the biggest misconception is that he was this folksy jokester storyteller, a lightweight who somehow -- >> this was the perception at the time? >> by many contemporaries. that's right. the biggest misconception now, i'm not sure. i don't know. >> is he the greatest man? >> our greatest presidents. george washington would be a competitor. the two of them faced the greatest tasks. in washington's case, nationbuilding. case, nation saving. they triumphed, they carried through. >> how big was lincoln's ego? >> he did not have an ego problem. quite the opposite. he was ready to recognize oth

cory johnson has more on the growth of the market place.lped al qaeda companies and smoke -- has helped all kinds of big companies and small companies. we are not talking necessarily hr software, but how it is changing hiring, how employers know so much more about what is working and who people are, and not just the way we look at a resume and try to figure out if this is a person. >> it's about having the data. businesses in0 america, 258,000 employees. we understand what it takes to attract and retrain -- ret ain great people. it's everything from a paycheck to a bonus check to a change in marital relations. it's all those things. hire aare going to programmer in san francisco, i can tell you what it takes to hire that programmer. do they get to see what a successful program looks like before they walk in the door? >> absolutely. we attract retention and turnover -- we tracked retention and turnover and the difference it makes in different jobs. heard that two thirds of all jobs will be replaced by robots. it sounds like there is a dynami

joining me, scarlet fu and adam johnson. a set of top stories for you this morning. >> we begin with jpmorgan, comes up short and early release. missed analyst estimates. net income rose to 5.6 point dollars. set aside $1lso billion for legal expenses. the shares are down in premarket trade. later, ceo junie -- jamie dimon is expected to be on a call with analysts. federal health officials rethinking the way they've been trying to stop the spread of ebola. the problem is, they don't know how a nurse in dallas became infected, even though she was wearing protective year. here is the cdc director. >> it doesn't change the fact it is possible to take care of ebola safely. but it does change substantially how we approach it. >> it looks like north korea has moved to quell all that .peculation about kim jong un photos published today show the 31-year-old north korean leader made his first public appearance in six weeks. he is seen walking with a cane. a south korean newspaper reported cam had been hospitalized after getting surge

cory johnson, our editor at large at hp headquarters in palo alto. thank you.nxt, what has oculus vr up to since being bought by facebook earlier this year? we have their ceo, brendan iribe , with us next. ♪ >> it's 26 minutes after the hour, which means bloomberg is on the markets. i'm scarlet fu. let's get you a check on today's stock market action. we have been s&p 500, dow, and nasdaq moving up a little bit. still down, but not by much. 1.8 points for the s&p. is up bybrazil index almost 7%. the best gain in four years. gold prices at session highs. they still have not reached friday's game, but are above $1200 now. that as theto watch dollar continues a stronger trend is well. "bloomberg west," will be right back. we were on the market again in hour. >> you are watching "bloomberg west," where we focus on innovation, technology, and the future of business. recentfacebook's acquisitions, oculus the are, has been making waves. the company recently announced a partnership with samsung to create the gear the our, starting -- essentially turning the next note i