johnson & johnson, it's a feeling you never outgrow.he debate over the safety of talc goes back decades. there's already a warning that it could cause breathing problems if inhaled. dr. daniel cramer says there may be other risks. a professor of obstetrics school, he was first to find a statistical link between talc and ovarian cancer in a 1982 study. dr. daniel cramer: it has taken 25 years of additional literature, i believe, to make the case, but i believe we were on target in that study and that the subsequent studies have supported there is an elevated risk. we reported that the risk might be as high as a two-fold increase in risk if they had more than, say, 20 years of talc use. sharyl: dr. cramer testified as a paid expert in the trial of deane berg, who became the first ovarian cancer victim to sue america's number one baby powder maker, johnson & johnson. talc can get into women's reproductive tract, testified dr. cramer, and trigger the cancer process, especially in long term users like berg, who says she sprinkled on powder e

if johnson were in fact impeached. wade in some ways was a mayor or -- a mirror image of johnson in terms of personality. the final tally to convict johnson was one vote short of the two thirds necessary to remove him from office. seven republicans had joined the democrats in voting to acquit the president. johnson's acquittal weakened the radicals' position and made the nomination of ulysses s. grant inevitable. appomattox in short grant's -- appomattox, shown here, insured grant's victory as president and would allow grant to be really considered a genuine hero of the american republic, even eclipsing lincoln until after grant's death. the nation's greatest war hero initially had supported johnson's policies. grant came to side with congress, but radicals worried that he lacked strong ideological convictions. his democratic opponent, horatio seymour, was the colorless former new york governor. reconstruction was a central issue of the 1868 campaign. the campaign was bitter. republicans identified your opponents with

and despite our low view of andrew johnson, we hear andrew johnson in our politics today. read andrew johnson's veto of the civil rights act. it's not exactly the same wording, but it's basically this is reverse discrimination. congress is giving rights to black people which is discrimination against whites. they are taking the idea that expanding the rights of those who have not had them is taking something away from white people, is andrew johnson's idea. you heard that since the civil rights era. you heard this in our presidential campaign last year. these are state issues. this is the dilemma the republicans face. civil rights in the right to vote in all of these things were traditionally rights governed by the states. the federal government had nothing to do it that before the civil war and johnson is upholding that view of the constitution. yeah, if a state was to give black people the right to vote, they can do it, but it's not the federal government. they had to rewrite the constitution to give the federal government power to really protect the rights of all americ

johnson. mr. johnson: mr. speaker. i think the american people would be horrified to learn that -- of the 30 million people who were able to attain health insurance coverage and access to the health care system as a result of passage of the affordable care act, many of those, a substantial number of those will be thrown off of the rolls and deprived of the bility to have access to the health care system because of this new replacement bill that has been filed, which as i said before, has not been scored. don't know how much it's going o cost the medicare solvency issue. we don't know how much it's going to cost and don't know how much it's going to cost the taxpayers and how many people will lose their jobs. after all it stands to reason if you are serving 30 more million people, that means you brought a lot of people into the health care delivery business, people who are working. people who have jobs. people who have husbands, wives, parents, children, who are depending on them for support and you are going t

johnson is no lincoln. and i think it really does common down to the -- come down to the race issues. this man is not willing to see freedom. he is not willing to see a quality. it is about that. that is the bottom line. eric: but johnson, as a member of congress, he voted against giving aid to the starving people of ireland. the famine, he thought the federal government should not do much of anything. race is obviously critical in disruption, that is for sure. harold: let's think about another character who is not often in the first few paragraphs and reconstruction recollection. i've always been fascinated with his journey, well, maybe his up and down journey. william t sherman. he agrees to a post appomattox surrender that retreats from federal policy on emancipation. time,e, around the same agrees that land should begin in -- being given, 40 acres and a mule should be given to free african-americans, and then loses interest, in fact doubles , back away from that idea which he agreed to. typical journey

captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> pauley: good morning, i'm jane pauley this is "sunday morning." as you can see, we're getting an early start on spring, which begins tomorrow. we'll begin this morning paying homage to a legend. chuck berry, truly one of the greats of rock and roll passed away yesterday at home near st. louis. ♪ he was 90. our anthony mason will look back on a generation. tomorrow is also the u.n.'s international day of happiness, the day a panel of experts releases its ranking of the world's happiest countries. for the record, the nation that currently hold top honors for happiness is -- we'll leave that to faith salie who reports our cover story. >> did you guessed america, you're wrong. so, what is the happiest country and what do they have that we don't? >> hygge. >> hygge. >> hygge. >> hygge. >> we learn that answer and some new vocabulary later on "sunday morning." >> the name betsey johnson has always promised fashion, is that are anything but ordinary. not surpri

but we have had some big companies such as johnson &johnson have had some big companies such as johnsonave had some big companies such as johnson &johnson and intel coming out and supporting the climate change agreement, and now we can add exxonmobil. they support the paris agreements. it is significant that it is exxonmobil, they are one of the biggest companies in america and their former boss is rex tillerson. they have said that their decision to stay in the paris agreement is under discussion? they haven't said they are pulling out but they are sceptical. this may be urging them to be cautious about doing that. it is great news for anyone concerned about the environment. the copenhagen post, the last day that people will be able to get a uber in denmark? yes, and the reason they had to do that is because of legislation that requires all taxicabs to have a metre and 80 chair sensor to measure the number of passengers. this isjust chair sensor to measure the number of passengers. this is just the latest of european countries pushing back against uber ——a chair sensor. we have a pushb

johnson? >> we welcome them to come to nasa as well. you can go to www.nasa.gov and look at any of the nasa centers. there should be a link that says "contract us," and you can call us and ask for a tour and we'd be happy to take any group of kids or group of adults on tours of our facilities. we're happy to do that. >> all right, and you were telling me about nasa's program working with other agencies to keep women in s.t.e.m. >> yes. >> and s.t.e.m. jobs. an important program. >> absolutely. one of our passions is making sure we sustain women in s.t.e.m. one of the problems is companies hire women because we they don't create the environment that sustains them. so, in september, nasa is partnering with several of the private-industry companies, and we'll be having another sustaining women in s.t.e.m. forum, where the focus will be on the role of men in sustaining women in s.t.e.m. and so, really, when it comes to mentoring, how should men and when should men mentor women and think about what they need to do to encourage women. >> all

. >>> johnson & johnson is the latest company to suspend its digital advertising on google's youtube. the concern is that the ads may have appeared next to offensive videos. as we reported yesterday, at&t and verizon also pulled their business. google has committed to better police its website, but that didn't help shares of the parent company, alphabet, which fell by . jewulia boorstin has more on th youtube ad problem. >> johnson & johnson and at&t among the biggest advertisers in the world are dealing a blow to google's youtube, pulling their ad spin globally. at&t, which spends over $1 billion on ads last year, saying quote, we are deeply concerned that our ads may have appeared alongside youtube content promoting terrorism and hate. they're joining verizon and enterprise here in the u.s. following a uk boycott of more than 250 companies. this wave of boycotts after the times of london flagged antisemitic videos google failed to quickly remove and volkswagen ads playing on the youtube channel of a proterrorism extremist. >> timing was a broader realization across the advertising c

that is why laura johnson is important. she is a free woman, biracial, and has to be talked into working at the white house. roosevelt had johnson's food while traveling around and went to colonel mason's case. when benjamin harrison becomes president roosevelt recommends johnson. she comes to work but there is one problem. there is a french woman who had that job. this very french cook had two very american responses. she filled a lawsuit and went to the press. this is the first time that a staffer sues the president and gets resolved. she talked about working for the harrisons but dolly johnson gets the job and is celebrated in headlines all across the country. she is one of the few examples of a took who leaves the white house and trade on her own name to establish a second career. you don't see that a lot with african-americans. >> host: it sounds like they don't disparage her as much. i have a whole different perspective on that but they tried to disparage us and put us down but it sounds like they talked about her lik

on the same day in new york city, british foreign secretary boris johnson held a news conference outside the u.n. headquarters. the secretary is also a former mayor of london. this is about 10 minutes. >> good afternoon. yesterday the people of london were attacked in a cowardly and despicable way, and our thoughts today are with the victims and their families. on behalf of the united kingdom, i am grateful for all of the condolences that have been expressed here at the u.n. and for the minute silence that was held in the security council. you may know that today there are victims in london from 11 nations, which goes to show that an attack on london is an attack on the world. thoughtll you from my -- my talks here in the united states with the u.s. government and with partners around the world that the world is uniting to defeat the people who launched this attack and to defeat their bankrupt and odious ideology. i say that with confidence because our values are superior. betterw of the world is and more generous and our will is stronger. in houses of parliament london have been attacke

hester's about the sub surface drainage at the one 50 van ness one the major subcontractor johnson came in and do a sub surface drainage system now your your time is up. >> i do a lot of videoing we're trying to keep the community involved but i can't. >> sir, your time is up. >> thank you. >> okay. >> sue hester i had a view of city hall coming out of south van ness the afternoon and i'm saying a view of the doom from the south forever but apart from that i think this is the first project not a first - that is a series of projects that you have the opportunity to report back on because a city project is one you should do that you need to monitor the wind, monitor the impacts on bicycles, 10 years ago and 5 years ago the city didn't have the emphasis on bike transport it does today and the thing i know from just keeping my eyes open the hayes hill and the confluence of wind at the van ness, mission and market that whole area is going to be - is really dangerous and we're embarking on that plan of companions 15 hundred mission and 1500 market street and you - one of the things the planni

johnson. so johnston takes over what is left of the confederate army in the carolinas, and he gives sherman, as we heard, a momentary scare at bentonville. hen he had to fall back before the surging yankees. well, sherman felt that he had done the right thing. he believed that his destructive war was a more direct way to get to the desired end of ending this civil war, defeating the confederacy, restoring the union. he certainly did not want to get back into the meat grinder of war. but what's going to happen now? he's in carolina. joe johnston is back again. well, craig's already told us. sherman receives a letter from joe johnston requesting a meating between the two of them. nd just before he leaves for that -- getting ready to leave for that meeting, is sherman, a subordinate hands him a telegraph that is just arrived from washington. end of act one. act wo. the two men arrived at the designated meeting place. they dismounted. shook hands. and leaving their respective entourages outside, t

johnson financial affairs. all is well that ends well. what about us?e do when it's time to step in and help a parent, a grand parent who is struggling? dr. mike cirigliano says it happened with his mom and it could happen to anyone. >> there's a lot of people out there that don't realize how vulnerable older folks are. especially if they're memory is not what it was and they're starting to develop the signs did you have mensa so you got to really be involved. take look around. make sure that they're eating. make sure they're cleaning themselves. and if they aren't, then it might be time to get help. >> dr. mike adds that if your folks are having trouble driving as they get older have them tested and if they can't pass, don't let them drive. the hardest decisions are sometimes the right ones and the toughest ones to make i just hope in the future i can help my parents the way that johnsons have. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ luckily it all worked out for them. >> exactly. tough situation. >>> all right. >> wrong place wrong time. imagine trying to run

again, coryne johnson, -- great to have you on again cory johnson.s funding board, soundcloud says it has received $70 million in debt to fund growth. service warned it may not run out of money if it cannot attract more paying customers. since i have secured a credit -- from davidson technology. the company said the credit would be used to develop technology. comes after the company proceeded raising initial funds for investors and considered a potential sale. coming up, would companies think twice about automation if it comes with it tax for robots? we'll talk to an m.i.t. professor next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: the story we are watching, sap plans to capitalize on president trump's efforts to encourage u.s. companies to repatriate cash held overseas. that could boost business son -- spending. announced nuts and allocate 35 would million dollars for investments in software companies. in san francisco and berlin were announced. automation is disgracing more and more american workers and freezing pay for others. humanin fear is not all workers

johnson says the couple had only been married for a few months. he says at one point they both lived in this building. he recalls arriving that morning and see the building on firedeondre johnson/wife died in west oakland apartment fire: "when i got here at 8 o'clock in the morning i had to give the schematics of the building to the fire people. the building had no real adequate fire escape, extinguishers, sprinklers or even fire plan. what i would like to do is bring awareness to all of these dilapidated buildings in oakland, san francisco that they need to be checked immediately and brought up to code"johnson says he wants to bring attention to buildings in substandard condition in memory of his beloved wife cassandradeondre johnson/wife died in west oakland apartment fire: "she was my best friend and now i got an emptiness cause i wake up every morning looking for her or to hear her on the phone or to facetime her and no amount of anything can bring that back to me"in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) a 76-year-old woman hit by a car ... an

he was the longtime cook for lyndon johnson. when johnson was lobbying the bill with members of congress he would use her experiences. back then the family would drive from texas to washington, d.c. and in many instances she wasn't allowed to go to the bathroom or eat with the family and she suffered so many indignities that at some point she refused to go on the trip so she lived in washington year round. he presents her with one of them and says you deserve this as much as anyone. one of the things we know about the personality, he would often show up late for dinner and demand food right away and he would do it. he would also often show up late and want dinner made so she would start making the food & drinks and nobody complained but one thing to show how she plays a role in the perception the president has in terms of food is something i call the controversy of 1964. there was a recipe and this was a river that runs along the ranch in centralex. it has no beans because it is chili con carne. when the recipe comes out, americ

we had no idea. >> johnson cover mr. johnson's financial affairs. all is well that ends well.t about us? what do we do when it's time to step in and help a parent, a grand parent struggling. dr. mike cirigliano says it happened with his mom and it could happen to anyone. >> there's lot of people out there that don't realize how vulnerable older folks are. especially if they're memory is not what it was and they're st starring to develop the signs of dementia. so you got to really be involved, take a look around. mack sure that they're eating. make sure that they're cleaning themselves and if they aren't, then it might be time to get help. dr. mike adds that if your folks are having trouble driving as they get older have them tested and if they can't drive. the hardest decisions are sometimes the right ones and the toughest ones to make. i just hope in the future i can help my parents the way that johnsons have. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >>> a shocking crime caught on camera. a woman is suddenly attacked with a hammer as she stood outside thrift mall on -- strip mall on he

tom keene in new york, guy johnson in london. from parliament with westminster abbey on your left, you go to new scotland yard. they will have a moment of silence at 9:33? guy: absolutely. they will be thinking about their fallen colleagues, thinking about what his and his family's loss. taking about how security will work going forward from here. this is an emotional and personal experience. it is going to be something we will focus on a lot as we think about the story going forward, how parliament will react. about whatving event is happening in london as we wait for the minute of silence. we have u.k. retail sales, the pound is moving on the back of this number. we have a beat on retail sales that have come through at a 1.4 number versus a point for expected. there is concern about what is going to happen. the pound continues to sink, or has stabilized. we will continue to watch this. politics is front and center. tom: let's go back to our moments of silence with the economic data, the officer of the metropolitan police, overl

the crisis went global after marketers including at&t, verizon, and johnson & johnson polled spendingll. google promoted its policies and many advertisers were waiting to see further details or results ads again.cing >> i think there's a couple of things. in the political limit we are i end there's a lot of sensitivity around eight beach, our rounds terrorism. and there has been growing noise in the industry about google ad facebook -- google and facebook. and now they kind of see an opening and they are really seizing it. caroline: and jpmorgan is also taking ads off you too. -- itfirst to you affected the u.k.. the worry was this could have global repercussions. it clearly does. how much do you worry about the stock performance therefore? toi think it is subject headline risk. you will see more brands concern.ting their so far, google does not appear to understand the gravity of the situation. on some levels it's mind-boggling. on others it is not surprising because it's very googley, i guess. it will continue for a while. they will solve it eventually. boycott not about the per se.

johnson. mr. johnson votes aye. mr. long. mr. long votes aye. mr. bucshon. mr. bucshon votes aye. mr. flores. mr. flores votes aye. mrs. brooks. mrs. brooks votes aye. mr. mullin. mr. mullin votes aye. mr. hudson votes aye. mr. collins. mr. collins votes aye. mr. cramer. mr. cramer votes aye. mr. walberg. mr. walberg votes aye. mrs. walters. mrs. walters votes aye. mr. costello. r. costello votes aye. mr. pallone: if this process continues all day long, it's going to be a very unfortunate circumstance. i vote no. >> mr. pallone votes no. mr. rush. mr. rush: i concur with our ranking member's position. i think for you to keep talking about regular order, when you are certainly out of order, i vote -- let me say for members that regular order during roll call is not to have a debate on your vote. mr. walden: we will hold a -- mr. rush: mr. chairman, here you are talking about regular order where regular order is not what you are exercising this morning. mr. walden: the gentleman's out of order. the clerk will continue to call the roll. >> mr. rush. mr. rush: mr. rush votes no. >> mr

johnson, mr. johnson, aye. mr. nunez, mr. nune sb aye. mr. tiberi. mr. tiberi, aye. mr. reichert, mr. reich ert, aye. mr. roskam, mr. ross cam aye. mr. buchanan. mr. buchanan, aye. mr. smith of ms. jenkins? mrs. paulsen? mr. paulsen, aye. mr. black? mr. blak, aye. mr. reed? mr. reid, aye. mr. kelly in mr. kelly, aye. mr. renacci. aye. ms. noem? mr. holding. mr. holding aye. mr. smith of missouri? mr. rice, mr. rice, aye. mr. swiek ert? ms. walorsi? mr. walorski, aye. mr. bishop? mr. bishop. mr. neal? mr. neal, no. mr. levin? mr. levin, no. mr. lewis? mr. lewis, no. mr. doing et? mr. doing et, no. mr. thompson? mr. thompson, no. mr. larson? mr. larson, no. mr. blummen our? mr. blummen our, no. mr. kind? mr. kind, no. mr. pass ka rel? mr. pass ka rel, no. mr. crowley? mr. could youly, no. mr. dave snis mr. davis, no. ms. san clez? ms. sanchez, no. mr. higgins? mr. higgins, no. ms. sewell in ms. sewell, no. ms. delbene? mr. delbene, no. mr. chu? ms. chu, no. ms. jenkins? ms. noem. ms. noem, aye. mr. swiek ert? mr. swiek ert, aye. mr. bishop? mr. bishop, aye. chairman brady?

this week, the crisis went global after marketers including at&t, johnson & johnson halted spending ons well. google tried to head off the backlash by implementing new tools and policies and many advertisers were waiting to see details or results before placing ads again. we dove into it on bloomberg technology the area >> there are a couple of things. one is the political climate. there is sensitivity around fake news, hate speech, and terrorism. there has been this growing noise about google and facebook and the control they have. marketers are pushing for uniform measurement standards and third-party audits. they see an opening and are seizing it. caroline: jp morgan also taking ads off of youtube. it continues to spread. brian, first to you. you downgraded alphabet to hold on the news. you worry was this could have global repercussions. he clearly does. how much do you worry about the stock performance going forward? >> i think it is subject in small part, if not a major part, to headline risk. you will see more brands demonstrating their concern and announcing they will be pulling

has boris johnson contributed?ly heard from the secretary of state himself and not a lot of new ideas. continuing the program as before. one thing rex tillerson said he wants other nations to contribute more. , that kind of shift and tone from the trump administration asking others to play a greater role and not have the united states lead the way. vonnie: what other countries are taking part? -- in nick: almost all of the nato countries and middle eastern countries. it is 68. quite a large list. most importantly if you look at countries not involved and one of those is russia, which has been playing a role back into the syrian regime in assyria in the fight against rebel groups there. they are not involved in this. secretary tillerson will go to russia next month to speak with leaders about counterterrorism fight. mark: just a reminder for those who may have just joined us, why boris johnson is there and what has been the reaction to what we are seeing on bloomberg television screens right now? they are saying it

johnson. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. johnson: 130ekds. mr. raskin: i guess we can do 30 seconds. we will yield 30 seconds. mr. johnson: including the vietnam veterans of america. these organizations have expressed their strong opposition to this bill, and i would ask my colleagues to join me and the distinguished members of those 18 veterans' organizations and oppose this bill. thank you, mr. speaker. and with that i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from texas. mr. farenthold: thank you very much, mr. chairman. you know, clearly there are two groups of individuals who were not fearful that will commit fraud, it's our nation's veterans and service members. at the same time, there's no reason to distinguish between the disclosure obligation of veterans service members and the disclosure obligations of ordinary citizens. this fact act provision is designed to protect fraud and make sure our future veterans who are exposed and other people who are exposed in their jobs to asbestos have the resources available because the company that actually

this week, the crisis went global after marketers including at&t, johnson & johnson halted spending on as well. google tried to head off the backlash by implementing new tools and policies and many advertisers were waiting to see details or results before placing ads again. >> there are a couple of things. one is the political climate. around fakesitivity news, hate speech, and terrorism. there has been this growing noise about google and facebook and the control they have. are pushing for uniform measurement standards and third-party audits. opening and are seizing it. continues to spread. brian come into you. you downgraded alphabet to hold on the news. you worry was this could have global repercussions. he clearly does. how much do you worry about the stock performance going forward? it is subject in small part if not a major part two headline risks. brandsl see more demonstrating their concern and announcing they will be pulling their ads from youtube. not appeargle does to understand the gravity of the situation. some levels mind-boggling, but also not surprising because it is goo

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captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have beenon for generations >> pauley: good morning. i'm jane pauley and this is "sunday morning." today is the 45th day in office for america's 45th president. and dromos at least some of his success to his high profile campaign manager now white house aide kellyanne conway. conway is rarely at a loss for words as norah o'donnell will

larry johnson, in particular. larry c. johnson was one of his sources for the claim.s a former intelligence officer and state department and counterterrorism official who joins me now from washington. larry, thanks for being here. >> let's be clear about one thing. i didn't call the new york times. the new york times called me. >> napolitano -- tell us what happened. he recommended that times call you. >> apparently, so, yes. >> you were one of his sources for the story? >> not knowingly. i'm part of a discuss group. when you put all the group in one room, you have a complete spectrum from right to left. we all agree on one thing that the intelligence operations of this country need to be accountable to the law and need to perform in a way that serves the public and doesn't disserve the public. we've been writing. we've been critical of president bush, president obama. i'm sure we'll be critical of president trump. we're a bipartisan. we have a bipartisan point of view. >> some folks have said you're a right winger who is on the fringe who is making these claims. is t

at&t and johnson & johnson are pulling ads amid concerns they are running alongside offensive videos. andlemented new policies, but many advertisers are waiting to see further results or details before placing ads again. that is your bloomberg is this flash. from janet yellen today, but markets are more interested in a certain till that may or may not pass in the u.s. legislation. how is the market positioned ahead of that vote in congress? in,s bring mark cudmore bloomberg's mliv strategist. more about donald trump's mandate to get legislation to the house, am i correct? >> that's not exactly right. no one was concerned about the health care bill a couple of weeks ago. it is not the stimulus we are waiting for, but it sends a message that if he can't get this through, trump will struggle for every change. if it fails, it sends a bad message and the markets will take it badly. on the other hand, since there is doubt about it, it could turn into a relief rally if it gets through. i think either way that there is more bad news for stocks on the way. market positioning for this is expect

among them at&t, verizon, johnson and johnson and enterprise. >> pepsi co.packs brands from store shelves in philadelphia over the city's new tarkz on sweet ened drinks. the company wants to offer sizes that working families can afford. >> and it took five days for disney's live action block buster to surpass the an mated classic in box office sales in the 1991, 2002 and 2012 releases. the original made $425 million in theaters worldwide. so far the remake has pulled in more than $428 million worldwide. >> the remake with john legend and arian ago, rande, a constant replay for my kids. >>> a new ban on electronics for certain passengers coming to the united states. some of the reason the new ban on board was put in place by the u.s. and britain. as nbc's miguel reports, isis and al qaeda may be working together. >> reporter: a senior law enforcement official tells nbc news from al qaeda. the disturbing development following the new electronics ban. it affects flights into the u.s. from eight majority muslim countries and was ordered after intelligence discov

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but dustin johnson seems to like the view as the number one player in the world. as we send you down to steve sands. >> dan, hold on. he's going to give his fiancÉe paulina and his son tatum a hug. give him one second. all right, dustin. how much -- how much were you tested today? >> oh, a lot. i feel like i didn't really -- i didn't give him any holes except for 10. three-putted 10. it was tough out there. greens got fast. the wind was affecting all the putts. but yeah. jon played really well. i just really didn't give him anything. >> three straight pga tour starts have ended in victory for you. how would you characterize the roll you're on right now? >> i am playing pretty well. today was a tough day, a long day. this whole weekend was. i am proud of the way i played, the way i stayed in there even though he made some birdies on the back nine. i couldn't get any putts to drop. i am proud of the way i played. >> congratulations on the victory, dustin. >> thank you. >> dan, back up to you. >> dan: number one. in the fedex cup list. for the number one player in th

the party -- to be sure, johnson was not a republican. you been up prewar democrat. he was officially part of what they call the union party in 1864. but to do what he did and to not justrly alienate the radicals of the party, but the moderates of the party -- which is what he did in 1866 -- i can't imagine lincoln going that way. i think lincoln in 1866 would i figured out a way to work with people like william penn thus in and one of the leaders of the moderate senate and come up with something that would have been, you know, kind of building on the civil rights act of 1866. where he would have ended up, i'm not sure. lincoln, i'm sure, was aware this was not going to be easy. but certainly am a by keeping the republican party together and avoiding this karen does split between president and congress, it would have been different. some historians take the view, well, we have johnson to thank for the fact we got the constitutional amendments -- well, the 14th and 15th. because without his hand handedness, that would not have happened. ma

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johnson cruised through his match against zach johnson.n. he will meet alex noren in the last eight. britain's johanna konta is through to the third round of the miami open, but she was given a fright by qualifier aliaksandra sassnovitch. in a match interrupted twice by rain, konta sailed through the first set, lost the second on a tie—break, then regained her composure to wrap it up 6—4 in the third. she faces the world number 57 next, pauline parmentier, of france. there was a dramatic finish to the dubai world cup, which is one of the richest horse races in the world. the world number one—rated racehorse, arrogate, came from last place to win the £8 million race. the 4 year old colt, the 3—1 on favourite, is trained in america by bob baffert and ridden byjockey mike smith and he made it seven wins on the trot as he beat gun runner and neolithic at the meydan racecourse. qualifying at the qatar motogp was cancelled because of bad weather, but spain's maverick vi ales will start on pole. surface water on the track and nearby lightning sto

let's get a check on the weather here at home with veronica johnson. today, but those -- veronica: no snow today, but we will be tracking a system thursday with the rain for us today. that is both on the way. watching that's snow potential coming up for the end of the work week and the weekend, the heaviest rain is in pennsylvania , showers filling in inside the righty, tracking east now, hasn't gotten into prince george's county at, st. mary's, lanham, all seeing the rain for the next few minutes. 51 degrees by 9 a.m. this morning, it really is just mild out there, the air, topping out 70,y in d.c., culpeper, there's a chance some neighborhoods could get to around 70 degrees. here's a look at the next weather makers for us. snow friday to sunday, having to deal with it and the impact on area roads. that is what's going to be so important for us on sunday. looks like that system will have a moderate impact on us versus the low impact on sunday. julie: on the roads right now you will find that the roads are open but the pace is slow as you try to work y

johnson has won the last three tournaments he's entered. >>> nascar. kyle larson had finished second the last three races. could he get into victory lane? ? takes a lead from hamelin. that's critical because once the race resumed he pulled away and got his second career win. takes over the lead in the monster energy point standing. >>> final week cactus league baseball. giants taking on the white sox. making a push for that number five spot in the rotation over matt kaine. pitched six innings. block has a 5.02. era. libby schaaf will join us tonight on the eve of the nfl meetings in phoenix where we could be less than 24 hours away of learning the fate of the raiders. the mayor is our special guest. game day 11:30 tonight on cbs 5. >> think they're going to vote tomorrow? >> the last word i got is that it could happen early tomorrow and goodell told a reporter friend of mine that he believes they have the votes to move to vegas. >> wow, okay. the meeting is in phoenix about vegas. ken will be there as well. we'll be covered. >> and you'll be in studio

what is joe johnson doing to sherman? trying to get to his supply lines come wear him down, use the geography against him. when sherman does attack, he suffers heavy casualties. johnson has that strategic target of 1864, but unfortunately their boss does not do it. davis wants to attack and when johnson doesn't do it he takes him out and replaces them with hood, who will be the confederate forces to defend atlanta. what happens in the atlanta campaign, and basically that 10 day period. >> could attacks. charles: he has to. that is his mandate. >> he loses 30% of his forces. >> he gets outmaneuvered by sherman, and he believes that sherman's army has retreated and he sends a message to davis saying he wanted great victory, and reality he is close to being surrounded and is forced to evacuate his armies and essentially burns atlanta, although it is commonly said the union army, but they are talking about the confederacy. charles: sherman will do his share of destruction. you can't disregard that. those are his orders, destr

they still have that house. >> thank you so much, bruce johnson.oking forward to seeing that. >> it's always great to get your insight on these kinds of events. it was a dark day in washington for sure. >>> a controversial video spreading quickly across the internet shows a homeless man in charlotte being told to do push-ups for money. thousands of people have taken to social media to blast the wrapper who reportedly posted that video on his instagram feed . but one woman decided talking about it wasn't enough. she went out to find him. so did the reporter. >> reporter: with hundreds of thousands of clicks, tweets, and posts, the watch. >> i didn't really want to do it, but i did it anyway. >> bill witten, who has parkinson's disease, cancer, and lives in a tent tried not to think about the fact that he was being recorded. all he wanted was dinner. >> anybody thinks they can be homeless real quick, i've got news for them. you can go homeless real fast. >> enter the man who found bill and took him under her wing. >> that's how i was raised. if someo

nicole: revolt against google among big advertisers like johnson & johnson and at&t, with will all theor you. lauren: in baseball, team usa overpowering puerto rico to win its first baseball classic. we will have highlights. nicole: good morning it's 5:31 a.m. right here in new york, thursday march 23rd and we welcome you to fbn:am, latest breaking news. lauren: seventh anniversary when president obama signed the affordable care act and leadership trying to move forward to begin voting on their healthcare bill replacing obamacare despite opposition from many members of the freedom caucus. health and human services secretary tom price on tucker carlson tonight urging conservative lawmakers to see the big picture. >> and it isn't just this bill, this bill plus the items that we can work on that are significant tat department as well as the other pieces of legislation that cross state lines, medical malpractice reform, all the kinds of things that round out the kind of reforms that we have been talking about for years. >> right. >> taken together every single american will have access to

dustin johnson went to mexico. lauren: who won at the box office?anslogan is an r-rated superhero. we will tell you about it. let's check in come and see how markets open up this monday morning. february jobs report comes down friday morning. features down 34-point nasdaq down 12. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ the future of business in new york state is already in motion. companies across the state are growing the economy, with the help of the lowest taxes in decades, a talented workforce, and world-class innovations. like in plattsburgh, where the most advanced transportation is already en route. and in corning, where the future is materializing. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today at esd.ny.gov >> we've got ourselves a nightstand. a quarter of it happening. >> of the real world before die. >> satellite talk about it. >> looking. >> just. >> and meet the girls. girl. lauren: logan flashed into the box office with an impressive $85.3 million. the spinoff show ranking among the biggest march openings in history and top r-rated debuts. in

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