jeh johnson: it is a two-part answer. the election system and infrastructure is very decentralized and you have 6000 or 9000 different jurisdictions involved. therefore, you have all sorts of different ways to count votes. most of this occurs off of the internet and, as we go into this in summer and early fall, we have found that a lot of state election systems have ways to audits results and a lot of them came to us seeking help with vulnerability scans. we had something like 36 states and we offered the cyber security systems through vulnerability scans and we did identify a number of vulnerabilities, not specific to the system, per se, but the types of things that we could identify for you. that is number one. when we talk about the hacking of the private emails, this is a continuing lesson that is learned by the american public, in general. it is government agencies, newspapers, media outlets, universities. they all need to benefit from the lessons learned. there is a lot that we can do with a pained over to's about b

jeh johnson: we do have a wall. david: the wall that we have and what he is talking about building, is it feasible? do you, as secretary of homeland security, think there is more that could be done to make the border more secure? jeh johnson: pursuant to the act of 2006, we have built out walls, fences, in the places where it makes sense. the border consists of the rio grande and there are deserts and mountains. for much of the urban areas, there is a wall. my predecessor used to say, show me a 10 foot wall and i will show you an 11 foot ladder or tunnel. these guys went through a wall in arizona. the answer is not necessarily a wall. if you talk to border security experts, they will tell you, more surveillance, more technology, more equipment. we need to monitor the migration patterns, as they shift. it is 2000 miles and that is what they say. i have only been at this three years, but it is long enough to know that, when you are dealing with illegal immigration, you have to offer people who are desperate the altern

johnson plays an active part in local civic work.s sometimes difficult for them to completely stepped out of the spotlight even in rural texas, moments like these are a refreshing change of pace from the glittering formality of washington. ♪ ♪ narrator: it was largely partisan politics, but the rumblings from earlier in the month were largely amplified. as leader of the democratic party and longtime advocate of the principle that frank and open discussions can lead to a meeting of the minds among reasonable men, president johnson invited the democratic governors to the ranch to speak their minds and clear the air. of the 18 man group, nine accepted the invitation. their spokesman was governor hughes of iowa. >> the president gave us every opportunity to discuss every point that was made during the discussion at white sulfur springs. the communication was open and that hend the problems felt existed, he was given the opportunity to present them. i think a meeting as such clears the air for all of us as governors and also gave the pres

johnson. president johnson met with mexico's president at the order, awarded a medal of honor for actions in vietnam, let the white house christmas tree, and celebrated the holiday with his family at his texas ranch. the white house naval photographic unique produce this, which are now archived at the lbj presidential library. ♪ winter to the hill people of west texas is mostly wind and dust. it is a time when the hardscrabble land is at its harshest. when pastors are brown and dormant to the horizon, and the ponds and streams are low. this time of year, particularly an election off year has been a difficult time for presidents as well. most particularly, when it follows a heavily carried presidential election. high policy decisions must be labored out and laid before congress in the forthcoming federal budget statement and the state of the union address. this responsibility would be awesome enough. but coupled with a vietnam conflict that must be continually explained to the american people,

jeh johnson: it is a two-part answer. the election system and infrastructure is very decentralized and you have 6000 or 9000 different jurisdictions involved. therefore, you have all sorts of different ways to count votes. most of this occurs off of the thisnet and, as we go into in summer and early fall, we have found that a lot of state election systems have ways to a lot of them and withto us seeking help vulnerability scans. we had something like 36 states the cyberered security systems through vulnerability scans and we did identify a number of vulnerabilities, not specific to but theem, per se, types of things that we could identify for you. that is number one. hackingtalk about the is ae private emails, this continuing lesson that is learned by the american public, in general. is government agencies, newspapers, media outlets, universities. they all need to benefit from .he lessons learned there is a lot that we can do with a pained over to's about best practices. do not open attachments you do not recognize. basic

and johnson & johnson's willingness to walk away. what got the two sides back to the negotiating table. we bring you the details. ♪ mark: have a look at where european equities are trading. stocks are lower. look at the first column of your function. down today for the third day. italy down by one half of 1%. an interesting move in the fx market. sterling below. the first time since november. bureau gaining -- euro gaining today. ireland, belgium, portugal, italy. your final two columns. nokia shares are down today. they are suing apple saying they infringed on several mobile patents. apple agreed to license patented inventions in 2011, but it refused to extend those agreements so they are now expiring. this is rooted in nokia's demised as the world's biggest phone maker. it is now a phone equipment maker. it is tapping its portfolio patents as a source of income, rather than a crosslicensing tool to protect their products. in the third quarter nokia's tech unit generated about 40% of the company's total adjusted operating profit sha

good boy. >> but johnson won't be there to see dude graduate from the program. >> hi, johnson.pack up all your stuff. i'll tell you why when you get out, pack up your stuff. bring everything out. you all take control of his dog, all right? inmate keith john was just recently indicted on a murder charge. that means he'll lose his blue suitor status. he can't go outside the building. he can't go outside the secure perimeter of the jail. in order to be in the program, you cannot have any violent charges. when mr. johnson was initially pulled in to the program, he was not charged with murder and we did not know that this was coming, but since it's here now, we have to deal with it now. >> johnson will face charges including murder, aggravated assault, and carjacking together with his co-defendants rashard mosley and johnson's cousin, la'quan brown. brown said she was reluctant to talk to the police but decided to tell them about her cousin's role in the murder. according to brown, she, mosley, and johnson had asked a friend for a ride and johnson surprised them all by pulling a gun

this is on president johnson through the final months of 1966. award a medal of honor for action and bit him. proposed taxe a increase and celebrate holidays with family at his texas ranch. these films are now archived at the lbj presidential library. >> went to to the people of texas is mostly wind and dust. everything was brown and dormitory horizon and the streams and because our love. this time of year, particularly an election year has been a couple type or president zaslow. most particularly, when it follows a heavily kerry presidential election. i policy decisions must be labored out. this responsibility would be awesome enough. coupled with a vietnam conflict that must be continually explained to the american people, a troublesome economy and being overheated. and then up coming divided congress. attitude's burdens was the uncertain future of the great society rams, it is what the country during the sessions of the 89th congress. the summit had not been reached. a cautious congress, but cutbacks, a tangle of local state and administrative

president johnson one to see mrs.kennedy while he was campaigning in new york city came to her residence to pay his respects to her. as we see in this photo. it's mrs. kennedy and president johnson robert kennedy and myself. >> in november of 1964 clint was transferred back to the white house under president johnson there was that transition my going from jacqueline kennedy to lbj? [laughter] >> it was quite a transition.÷÷÷ going from the banks of cape cod to the banks of the personnel is from clam chowder to chilly. but it was one of those things, was part of the job. >> from what you told me president johnson was not manually as predictable as president eisenhower in then for kennedy. >> he was not predictable at all. he is the opinion that if he didn't tell me but he put his plans were nobody could do them harm and that includes us. oftentimes what we would see we would be on post and we would see the valet come out of the door with his satchel and the hangup tag. we knew the valet wasn't going anywhere but the pr

johnson, and then the rest of us were with the president, president johnson.o it was extremely limited as to the number of people we had, and and it made it very difficult for us during that period of time. >> so in august richard m. nixon got his party's nomination, and president johnson invited him and his staff down to the ranch. and, clint, you were there that day when they all came down. >> yes. he decided to have them down at the ranch to brief them on the presidency, and so they came down. there you see in this particular photo vice president agnew, director of cia, dick helms, ron zigler, nixon, johnson, assistant secretary cyrus vance, bob haldeman, one of nixon's top staff, jim jones, tom johnson and secretary of state dean rusk. they were there to confer about the presidency. >> and this is kind of like, if you can imagine, president obama inviting donald trump over to have a little chat -- [laughter] to brief him in case he won the presidency. so they spent some time together, but i want you to notice what president johnson is wearing. those were h

skro johnson will be live. johnson will be live. johnson will be live.nson will be live. >>> jobs in america the november employment report tops today's market agenda. >> starbucks shares slide after howard schultz announces he will take on a new role. florida a >> and pokemon go meets 1600 pennsylvania avenue. we'll have all those stories for you. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. a very good morning. courtney reagan is in for sarah. >> it's a busy friday. >> and lots more to come. but first let's get straight to the market action. we saw declines yesterday, over 1% of declines for the nasdaq. just slight declines for the s&p with the dow eeking out a small positive gain as you can see, looking at declines once again, the dow down 23 points in the pre-market, s&p down five, nasdaq down 26. for the week as a whole, we are looking at declines almost 3% for the nasdaq, 1% for the s&p and about flat for the dow. so the post trump optimism looks like it will peter out for the week as a whole. and very marked turn around in futures. let's look aro

major lay was johnson's chief of staff. he is watching the surrenders, an extraordinary example of leadership and bravery. he will rally these men, stop the surrenders and rides forward to the edge of the woods where the men are trying to break through. others surrendering. he drove his horse into this nightmare. many yankees witnessed this. a man on horseback was seen among the timber in our front. urging forward a line of men. probably 100 muskets reserved their fire watching the steering horseman when all at once, he was outlined in a small clearing and a score of muskets rang out. the horse and the rider went down in a twinkling of an eye. the assault was over. the enemy was too securely entrenched in too great numbers. no further assault was made. all had been done that was possible to do. after holding a lower summit for 14 hours, the confederate brigades were withdrawn across rock creek. you have to imagine johnson's chagrin at about 1:00 when the rumble of artillery opens up from the far side of the line. and picket

thank you for the latest on johnson & johnson.theup we will look 2017 budget, this is bloomberg. ♪ yusuf: it's 6:40 eight in london. you're looking at a live shot in new york, a colorful tower there. remember in terms of the dow we are within whispers of that 20,000 mark. we are seeing donald trump philip some of the remaining positions in the cabinet. saw carl icahn and then mr. navarro. very interesting. servicest to the exports story which are helping support the global economy. that's according to new reports from hsbc and oxford economics 23% inays it rose to 2015. the forecast is that the trend is set to continue. let's get more from the global profit at hsbc. out fromt news coming the united states in terms of the cabinet positions that are filling up. probably doesn't keep you very optimistic in terms of that global trade growth or help it be resilient and continue. >> the first thing i would say, when people think about trade coming think about physical goods being shipped. what we've seen in the last 15 years and expect

a bullet struck johnson...killing her. johnson's sister says she's devastated. she says she doesn't know why this happened...and wants to know who pulled the trigger. and says she's tired of violence in the neighborhood. put the guns down. put the guns down. its too many kids losing their lives behind nonsense violence. put the guns down please give every child a time to grow up for neighbors this was a familiar scene. less than two months ago, the put the guns down please give familiar scene. less than two months ago, the owner of a nearby bar was shot and killed in his business. live at 35th and silver spring deandra corinthios fox6 news president-elect donald trump-- choosing a secretary of state this morning. this as he nears a decision for his energy secretary. angelica is in the newsroom with details. president elect donald trump... picking exxon mobil c-e-o rex tillerson... state. in a statement this morning... president elect trump said tillerson's "tenacity, broad experience and deep understanding of geopolitics" made him a strong choice for the job. ho

to rebuild what johnson's arrest destroyed. i can tell you that back when this all first happened the news 4 was first to report back in november of 2010 that johnson was being taken into custody. i was standing outside of his house when his wife leslie was first brought out in handcuffs. hours later he also would be taken out and later interrogated by fbi agents about his pay to play scheme. he accepted tens of thousands of dollars from developers to build in prince gorges county. his wife, leslie, was also charged with trying to destroy evidence the day tha came to arrest johnson. $90,000 -- or $80,000 was found in her underwear and a check for 100,000 was found in their toilet. johnson instructed his wife to get rid of that money in a recorded phone conversation. up until that point johnson was considered a popular politician after serving as prince george's county state's attorney. we spoke about his release. >> first of all, i am glad that he is home. like anyone, he's paid his dues. i hope that people begin to treat him a

is back in talks with johnson & johnson.s this leave sanofi out in the cold, will we see a complete purchase, will this be sensitive partnership -- some sort of partnership? for investors they do not believe the real purchase will come at the 275 or more level. guy: it is amazing but you can understand why the market was skeptical. thiswere saying -- seeing unstable situation that we do not understand who will be ending up with home. fascinating story. matt: the major shareholders. he does not want the money. why would you think a deal would get done? we will talk about that. guy: it depends what you think your product cycle is going. are you peaking out, maybe that is the time to exit. will be theschi story. it is the credit story from just about every angle but it looks as if according to the italian papers that we are very close to some sort of bailout. the debt swap closes, the equity story is tomorrow. they are not getting close to that. we will watch this one. that is the one your number. we're down by 86.5 on a one-ye

johnson shifted to the right as well. and no space opened for the division and it had fallen back overnight and will move forward and on johnson's left. so in the end with the arrival of kershaw what he wound up with, what he had to accept is not the formation that he desired having the divisions online two up and one back and instead three divisions across the top, two others stacked behind that center division with one division held in reserve. there is evidence that neither longstreet or hood ever realized that laws division had not gotten on the front line. by the time they will actually move forward with the assault, it is possible that longstreet was not even aware of this actual formation. so that nice grand column, that appeared on that earlier map which is so recognized by longstreet's action was not at all what he had intended. it was essentially the circumstances encountered there in the woods on that frog gi morning of sunday september 20th. as far as this stack of three divisions, 8 brigades and five lines, w

gary johnson look at the candidate people could count on. after eight years under president obama's great government spending they can't seem to be coming out of the woodwork. personal was -- personal freedom is on the cusp of the campaign trail. 12 months later the picture's not quite rosy so what happened? let's take a look back at how it all went down. i'm kennedy. 2016 saw two candidates only marginally more attractive to voters than malaria. meeting the speculation that libertarian libertarian candidate gary johnson might break through the two-party barrier and trash the debate but unfortunately johnson made perhaps the biggest gap of the election with his now infamous answer on foreign policy. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo? >> about aleppo and what is aleppo? >> you were kidding. >> no. >> later that day asked gary johnson for on his plan for damage control. >> i would hope people recognize that they do tell the truth regardless of the consequences. that is a way of fixing things quickly and i'm not a hypocrite.

but after johnson walked out of court on december 20th. he never showed up to receive the tracking device. no warrant was issued. johnson wasn't seen again by law enforcement until thursday night night. his history is long but nonviolent. johnson was on probation awaiting trial in another theft case. several documents relating to his st mental health treatment. although it is unclear if he ever received any. >> johnson also faced charges for theft and failure to appear in montgomery and prince george countys. all of those super seeded by the first degree murder charges that could leave him behind bars for the rest of his life. >>> a lot of questions will persist on this one. a spokesperson from mayor's office issued a statement on johnson's history. saying. >> we're dog to going to be the on top of this story tomo. developments in this case. >>> police are chasing down a missing clue in the case of a missing woman and her granddaughter. >> say her cell phone pinged off of a tower. they disappeared christmas eve while driving down i-95 in n

a bullet struck johnson...killing her. johnson's sister says she's devastated. she says she doesn't know why this happened...and wants to know who pulled the trigger. and says she's tired of violence in the neighborhood. put the guns down. put the guns down. its too many kids losing their lives behind nonsense violence. every child a time to grow up for neighbors this was a familiar scene. less than two months ago, the owner of a nearby bar was shot and killed in his business. live at 35th and silver spring deandra corinthios fox6 news a milwaukee woman has a warning for others after she says a man tried to sexually assault her in a locker room. angelica is here with the the alleged incident occurred at the y-m- c-a branch at 14th and north back in october. the 27-year-old victim says a man came into the women's locker room, forced her into a shower and tried to sexually assault her. fortunately another woman and a child walked in and spooked the man. he ran away. milwaukee police confirm they are investigating-- but no arrests have been made. that's why the vic

tadd johnson: judge humetewa had a variety of support systems all through her academic career. mentors. fellow students. but most importantly, her parents. both my parents attended boarding school, bia boarding schools. my father in santa fe indian school. my mother at phoenix indian high school. and they really didn't have the opportunities that i had or that children have today. in other words, they came from traditional families, and they didn't have the ability to have a parent or an uncle say to them, you should go the next step to college. so they are my biggest supporters. interestingly enough, a number of my role models were male, and they were lawyers. and they were some of my biggest supporters and advocates. they were individuals who would ask me questions in the course of a case that they were prosecuting, or trying. and it was really their interest in my response that gave me the idea that my opinion counted for something. tadd johnson: judge humetewa was one of several speakers at the opening of the "why treaties matter" exhibit. the event is an outreach effort by

for a time, when johnson replaced stanton as secretary of war, he was in johnson's covenant.e continued an active life. brian: what was the up close and personal relationship between andrew johnson president and u.s. grant in those years? ronald: more and more fraught with difficulty. johnson tried to figure out a way to displace grant but he also understood the popularity of grant. he tried to order him to mexico. he said, you have a love affair with mexico. i want you to be my special envoy. no, i won't do that. grand was very reticent to criticize a political leader, but he broke with johnson. they literally stopped speaking. he just couldn't speak anymore. he would attend a cabinet particular give his part and then excuse himself. brian: what were the big differences? ronald: the fact that the congress, led by republicans, were putting in place the 14th amendment, the 15th amendment, all these reconstruction ask. johnson did not recognize this and wanted to receipt all the te -- thed federa former confederate states, and grant saw this as a way of destroying everything th

. >> joining us here on our booktv set is author, steven johnson. before we get into your book, what did -- you were listening to what james flick lad to say. >> guest: one of my favorite hows. his book chaos, which i reasoned when way yes college what juan the first doppler science books i read that really start me thinking it could potentially be a science writer. i had not been interested in science. if he were talking i would say we need to listen to him. >> host: your most recent backe is called "wonderland. "what were you trying to explore in this book? >> guest: it's a history of somethings that human beings have done for the fun of it, for the delight in it, for the feeling of play or amusement. and it came out of the book, how be we got now and the pbs series which is a history of innovation and things in the modern world we take for granted and trying to tell the 500 year or thousand year history behind these things. so what a greet format to work in. i love that kind of historical work. a lot of interesting stories and you can write that

johnsons younger sister was home at the time. they shot four times and then when she got to the hallway, she dropped. townsend says another sister tried to keep johnson conscious. when she tied. milwaukee police say theyre investigating the circumstances of the shooting, which includes determining the intended target. johnsons father tells us off-camera he is certain is was not melanie. im hoping and praying that we get a peace of mind; im hoping we get justice for my sister. according to milwaukee police, johnson is the 133rd person to be murdered in milwaukee this year. i never expected to see my little sister on the news or have to put my little sister on a t-shirt. this can please put the guns down. please. police say the 133 homicides so far this year is only nine fewer than at this time last year. youll recall 2015 was extremely violent compared to years past in milwaukee. live on the north side, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. milwaukee police are investigating another shooting... 83rd and medford. officials say the 31-year-ol

will johnson who had to watch from the sidelines 2 mls cups. not an opportunity to have a direct hand in his hometown coming back to toronto this year. swaying back and forth in the press box like we were last wednesday. johnson scores. toronto in front. just like regulation and extra time. first time frei goes the wrong way. good confidence showed by will johnson. >> john: joevin jones left back for seattle. from the trinidad-tobago national team. needs to make this to keep things terse going into the final round of the shootout. how about that? top corner. we are in sudden sudden death. >> john: this is the first time we are had free agency and drew moor was brought in to shore up a defensive issue for toronto. it's an offensive opportunity for him now. mls cup winner. >> brad: brian schmetzer wanted him to go second. >> john: he said no i am going 5t if he misses, toronto wins mls cup. how about that from lodeiro? we are going to bonus rounds. >> brad: goes to the goalkeepers left again. never a doubt. >> john: justin morrow the highest scor

a bullet struck johnson...killing her. johnson's sister says she's devastated. she says she doesn't know why this happened...and wants to know who pulled the trigger. and says she's tired of violence in the neighborhood. put the guns down. put the guns down. its too many kids losing their lives behind nonsense violence. put the guns down please give for neighbors this was a familiar scene. less than two months ago, the owner of a nearby bar was shot and killed in his business. live at 35th and silver spring deandra corinthios fox6 news breaking news out of nashville where a police was shot. it happened on the north side of nashville ... police say the officer was shot in the shoulder... during a this story and bring you updates as we get them. a milwaukee woman has a warning for others after she says a man tried to sexually assault her in a locker room. nicole joins us in the newsroom with the details. the alleged incident occurred at the y-m- c-a branch at 14th and north back in october. the 27-year-old victim says a man came into the women's locker room, force

add one thing on johnson. it is kind of interesting because obviously, scott martin, everybody will focus on howard schultz. johnson has 30 plus years wha i'm reading in technology including 16 at microsoft and five years as ceo at juniper networks. we were talking about a few moments ago for future of the company in many kay ways. obviously a company company, using technology, app based and this sort of thing this person has experience in that area already, johnson. >> very much so. and maybe a little bit of unknown to the markets yet with regards how the stock is reacting, connell, but with how the firm or company progresses forward it is all about technology. one of the things i like they're planning to do is delivery service. in some smaller cities as well. those are areas of the market they need to it had. james brought up interesting point of you have starbucks from five years ago and 10 years ago, today five years going forward. there are starbucks everywhere. if they overexpanded, is schultz trying to

. >>> adriene dwayne johnson was in court accused of murdering trisha mccollie. this as disturbing documents about what happened when she was killed emerged. our nikki burdine was in the courtroom and has the latest from the dc superior court. >> friends of trisha were in the courtroom for the first appearance in the death of their friend. it was an emotional day. so much so that one of trisha's friend animal he stole my friend from me. >> greg and marcella were in court today for the hearing. >> i was over come because if there's a possibility that the goo i gets released again i can't live it with. >> understandably emotional and more details about her death emerged. >> johnson told police he had sex with her and said after they sad sex she was suicidal and hung herself in the car. johnson also told police she told him that he could have all her belongings before she died. >> in court today the prosecutor told the judge that evidence suggests that it's a violent forcible sexual assault. >> when police arrested johnson she was tied up and bound by the seat belt

johnson is due back in court january 13.lle: serious crash, a woman faces a long recovery after she was hit or a car just feet from her front door. she was taking her 11-month-old daughter out of the car when she was struck yesterday afternoon. because the child was still in the car seat, she was not injured. and the car screech impact. then it sounded like the engine was accelerating again. then i heard a woman screaming. it was terrible. michelle: doctors had to andtate part of ortiz's leg repair broken bones in the other leg. they say the driver appeared to be driving erratically. jonathan: an incredible update to the search for a missing woman and her great granddaughter in virginia. a were found alive tonight about dinwiddie county, south of richmond. they had vanished traveling from new jersey to north carolina christmas eve. the woman had to be flown to the hospital. her five-year-old great-granddaughter is said to be ok. michelle: the army confirms that two service members died in a helicopter crash in texas. he went

actelionlly and -- talking with johnson & johnson.d $27 billion for the drugmaker as the wall street journal says italian is now in talks with sin off the. actelion is now in talks with senate sea -- w ith sanofi. kkr andtium including morgan stanley has offered as much as 5.5 billion u.s. dollars for australian betting group. shares soared in sydney trading after the bid opened the field to other potential suitors. that is your bloomberg business flash. guy, matt. the rating agency says at this reflects the view that losses will depress the sector's profitability and a road capital -- erode capital. a negative outlook on europe. place, lows in a sad growth, broken banking system. the essential point about continental europe is that 80% of lending in continental europe is a complete inverse of the u.s.. what i have picked up is that there is some real sense of resolve, particularly in italy, to solve the banking issues. what is us talk about happening in europe and whether it is a sad place for a fixed income point of view. mark nash,

nicole: johnson & johnson ordered to pay more than billion dollars to six plaintiff who is say they wereinjured by hip implant. a federal judge in dallas found they were defectively defined. tissue death, bone erosion and other injuries. johnsonjohnson & johnson would immediately appeal. lauren: effort to root out misinformation. one of the labels leads this website is not a reliable news source, the test is being conducted among a small number of facebook's 1.8 billion users, it comes after claims that fake news on facebook influenced public opinion in the u.s. presidential election. mark zuckerberg pointed to work fact-checking groups. nicole: china is escalating efforts to cool down its financial system. china central bank is draping cash from the financial system and raising borrowing rates in the past week as it seeks to cut excessive borrowing. under fire from regulators in the u.s. and europe, airbnb is enforcing in rentals, first time it has agreed to enforce legal limits on the number each year that a host can rent out their home and finally there's this, david big papi ortiz is

police are looking for those who saw adrian dewayne johnson. he is charged with killing the yoga teacher and actress. >>> and police are looking for this suv in connection to a deadly hit-and-run in columbia heights. jaqueline cole was killed and hit on 14th street northwest yesterday. >>> and virginia waterproofs are on the scene near duke street last night. no word on when the break will be fully prepared. >>> the world is saying good-bye to movie royalty. carrie fisher best known for playing princess leia in on the "today" show, you can look at a gallery of fisher through the years on the nbc washington app. >>> and here's your forecast, breezy and sunny and chilly outside. mostly just rains tomorrow, but there may be a little chance for ice and northwest of the city. i want to give you a heads-up. breezy and cold on friday. dry weather as we ring in 2017. a lot of clouds on sunday, but it looks like rain drops hold off until monday. >> that's's going to do it. >> that's the broadcast this morning. thank you for starting your day with us. >>

twana townsend says another sister tried to keep johnson conscious. she was like stay with us, she was like im trying but thats when she died. milwaukee police say theyre investigating the circumstances of the shooting, which includes determining the intended target. johnsons father tells us off-camera he is certain it was not melanie. she wasnt the target, someone else but we cant comment on that because its an ongoing investigation. told possible persons of interest were taken into custody today. a police spokesman says he is not aware of anyone being in custody in connection with this shooting. live on the north side, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. steph thanks aj smoke detectors are being credited with helping save five the cudahy fire chief says the situation could have been significantly worse at the creekside condominiums. two condos were destroyed -- but the five people inside escaped without injury. the chief says a preliminary investigation indicates the fire began in -- or near-- a fireplace. as homeowners across the state open their property

>> steven johnson's book wonderland of the history of entertainment and has driven scientific and technological progress. we talked to the author of this year's miami book fair. >> joining us here on our booktv set is offered steven johnson. before we get into the most recent book, you've are listeninlistening pretty intento what james click had to say.sc >> athis was the first book that got me thinking i couldd potentially be a science writer. i would say we should go back you have to listen to me now. >> the most recent book is called wonderland. what were you trying to explore? >> a history of things human beings have done for the fun of it. it came out of the book i did a few years ago which was the history of things of the modern world that we take for grantedan and try to tell the thousand year history behind all these things so that was a great format to work and. i love that kind of historical works. a lot of interesting stories and you could write the book a thousand times over because there are so many things you could write about but this book as an actual argument about history beca

will johnson can't run with him. roldan beats him ball. most referees in mls would call that a foul. i think it incenses a lot of players. it's nice to have a referee that allows the play to carry on. >> john: roldan out of the university of washington. surprised everyone on draft day how far he fell. seattle with the trade to pick him. huskies. he began this year out wide. brian schmetzer put him next to osvaldo alonso. he's been so good. not thinking about january now. thinking about 4 minutes plus stoppage time left in the mls cup. trying to win a final for his adopted >> brad: the strength to go away. the sprint. >> john: who has that it takes physically or mentally to win this thing? it's going to be a remembered victory. a nasty memory for whoever falls ivanschitz intercepted that. the pass meant for lodeiro. altidore and benoit cheyrou. ricketts in front of them. marshall >> [crowd noise] too far for cheyrou. a second ball out there. that will put alan kelly in a tough spot. they move it off. hesitation by alonso. altidore gets to i

will johnson who had to watch from the sidelines 2 mls cups.rtunity to have a direct hand in his original hometown coming back to toronto this year. swaying back and forth in the press box like we were last wednesday. johnson scores. toronto in front. >> brad: tightly contested. just like regulation and extra time. first time frei goes the wrong way. good confidence showed by will johnson. >> john: joevin jones left back for seattle. from the trinidad-tobago national team. needs to make this to keep things terse going into the final round of the shootout. how about that? top corner. we are in sudden death now. szudarsudden death. >> john: this is the first time we are had free agency and drew moor was brought in to shore up a defensive issue for toronto. it's an offensive opportunity for him now. mls cup winner. can he put toronto? yes! >> brad: brian schmetzer wanted him to go second. >> john: he said no i am going 5th. if he misses, toronto wins mls cup. how about that from lodeiro? we are going to bonus rounds. >> brad: goes to the goalkeepe

governor scot walker, house speaker paul ryan, senator ron johnson . this trip has been planned for about a week now.... but it comes just a little more than 24 hours after wisconsin thousand votes total... and increased trump's margin of victory by 131 votes.something trump is likely going to address tonight.going into the recount state offiicals didn't expect the outcome to be any differnt....but some questioned whether the tabulating machines were at risk for outside hacks... and officials addresed that yesterday. "we found no evidence of any hack in terms of our computer infrastructure was no evidence that the numbers reported had anything to do with a hack of our technology" doors open at 4... and rally starts tonight at 7.live in west allis. kyle aevermann. cbs58 news. seattle seahawks has a lot of fans hopeful about the playoffs.after losing four straight... the packers turned it around to win three in a row. row.the defense has been better in each game and picked off five "russell wilson" passes in the frigid conditions at lambeau.head coach mi

johnson has read. [inaudible] caller: the only translation i have been able to find and what he thinks about the irony of what the iron-- author insists the proposition that should be in the culture. take it away, please. guest: yeah, it's a fascinating book. was written it was written right at the beginning of world war ii. in fact, he eventually died in world war ii. you have this kind of extraordinary thing kinds of anthropologist sociologist writing this ethic book about the to centrality of play, the human species as the nazis are marching across europe. kind of tragedy in the middle of of a really powerful book. i quoted actually at thehe end of the big-- at the beginning of the final chapter and his approach is the basic idea that play essential to human culture is obviously we share that.they approac he approaches it a bit more abstract and kind of philosophical where if you get a chance to see "wonderland" it's filled with very specific examples of how this appetite for play actually came to p

johnson & johnson shares took a leg lower on the back of these headlines.n has an apr the traits here in the u.s., and those shares took a elg up. -- leg up. thethird player is sanofee, french martex -- pharmaceutical giant, which had been in late stage discussions with actelion, but it looks like j&j news supersedes that mark. mark: we are going to look at the impressive 2016 global m&a deal count as we head into the new year. this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: it's time for our global battle of the charts. mark barton versus emma chandra. emma? my chart today is all about dealmaking and how it is a for 2016,eller year which nobody was necessarily expecting, especially given last year's great year. if you look here, the deal count line is the yellow line. it, the dealook at count is the third highest in this decade, and the volume is only surpassed by last year. no one was expecting this. expectations have been quite low. how political upsets like brexit have driven markets. now if you look at this, dealmakers telling us that next year can be even better, that we

a bullet struck johnson...killing her. johnson's sister says she's devastated. she says she doesn't know why this happened...and wants to know who pulled the trigger. and says she's tired of violence in the neighborhood. put the guns down. put the guns down. its too many kids losing their lives behind nonsense violence. put the guns down please give every child a time to grow up for neighbors this was a familiar scene. less than two months ago, the owner of a nearby bar was shot and killed in his business. at 35th a corinthios fox6 news police are investigating a shooting on milwaukee's north side. officials say a 48-year-old man was shot in his right shoulder. it happened about 12:30 near 4th and center. police say several people were fighting over an ongoing issue - when one of the people pulled out a gun and shot the man. he is expected to survive. no arrests have been made... but police have several leads. milwaukee police have identified 5th and walnut. he is 27-year-old cody harris. officials tell us he was shot shortly before 11 yesterday morning. harris

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that is where we >> johnson was arrested midnight on monday. he had been driving mccauley's sign sign. they later found her dead in the car. her stocking and underwear torn. >> there is no indication she knew the suspect prior to the them coming together. >> after the arrest, johnson said mccauley offered him a ride somewhere in d.c. but he couldn't remember where. he claimed the two had sex and afterwards mccauley became emotion and killed herself. johnson claims he drove around d.c. in mccauley's car for a period of time with a prostitute. making purchases on her credit card. investigators saying she had been sexually assaulted and murdered. >> we need to honor her and celebrate her life. do things for her. he as a history of men call illness. he recently was in jail in d.c. on misdemeanor theft charge. he was released last week. on the 21st of december he was supposed to have an ankle bracelet installed but it never happened. tricia mccauley's friends we spoke to are furious he was on the street not being honored. live in northwest washingto

johnson said he met the decedent when he was walking somewhere in d.c. and the decedent offered him a ride. he said he could not recall where h johnson was arrested at a cvs in downtown d.c. midnight december for. at the time he had been driving tricia mccauley's toyota scion. court records show her body was found on the floorboard between the front and rear seats with items concealing her body. her body was bruised and her legs were tied together with a seat belt. johnson tells police he had sex with mccauley and she threatened to kill herself. she claims she had done so. but prosecutors definitive saying that tricia mccauley was sexual assaulted, strangled and murdered. >> tricia was the most peace-loving, happy, joyous, giving and generous person imaginable. because of some senseless, insane act and completely random, we will never see her eyes again. we will never hear her voice again. we will never see her smile again. jeff: johnson does have a history of mental illness and a long criminal record, mostly of nonviolent crimes. he was in jail in d.c.

commissioner president fong commissioner johnson commissioner koppel and commissioner melgar we expect scombhifks commissioner vice president richards and commissioner moore to arrive firefighters first proposed for continuance none so move on to the are considered to be routine may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. 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 be removed from the consent calendar and considered as a separate item at this or a future hearing. item one for case west portal avenue conditional use authorization i have no speaker cards. >> any public comment on the one item on the consent calendar not seeing any, public comment is closed. commissioner johnson. >> move to approve knott's berry farm commissioner koppel commissioner melgar and commissioner president fong commissioners, that item passes 4 to zero and commissioners, that places you on commissioner matters consideration of adoption breast cancer for the december 1st hearing any publ

johnson, is set to be arraigned. ne johnson will go before a judge in less than an hour. he was arrested in kobe heights. heights p never showed up for a court appointment. just after her disappearance, police say he arrived at a cvs and assaulted employees during the robbery in southeast. "the washington post" spoke with his family. his mom had not even heard he had been arrested. the justiceer said system has failed him, adding that he should not have been freed after his past crimes, also stating he believed he had mental illness and telling the post he recently was living on the streets. johnson will be in court at 1:00 this afternoon. that is when we expect to learn more about the case and johnson's past. we still do not know how johnson met tricia mccauley in the first place. jeff goldberg will be inside, and we will have the latest coming up this afternoon. reporting outside the d.c. superior court in northwest washington, i am sam sweeney. jummy: last night about 100 people gathered in northwest d.c. for a ca

johnson had been in jail in d.c. on theft charges and after being released last week was supposed to have an ankle bracelet installed. but he never showed up to have it done and it never happened. >> we feel the justice system is broken and we pray to god that our loss is not something anyone else will have to go through again. jeff: now because duane johnson's claims in no way match up with the facts that the investigators are throughout this investigation, thigh are still asking for -- they are still asking if you have information about the case to come forward. the next court hearing is january 133. jeff goldberg, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. the apparent random nature of the murder of tricia mccauley and the details of what happened are disturbing. frankly, just sickening. in d.c., residents are determined to not let this violent act change the habits. brianne carter has reaction. brianne: we know she got in her car and never made it to christmas dinner. but tonight, how it happened and how the two came togeth