ana johnston, trabaja dentro de la base "mis compaÑeros, todava diez de ellos estn adentro".ana johnston hubiera llegado a tiempo al trabajo esta maÑana, se hubiera encontrado dentro de la base durante la matanza. mientras tanto sus compaÑeros que estaban atrincherados adentro la mantenan al tanto a travs de mensajes de texto. ana johnston, trabaja dentro de la base "mi compaÑero y yo estamos ahorita en el carro tratando de llamarlos y hablar con ellos". randy serrano el incidente caus estragos no solo aqu dentro del plantel militar sino que tambin a los alrededores. varias escuelas en el rea estaban en alerta y el aeropuerto nacional reagan suspendi vuelos mientras la investigacin continuaba. tres personas fueron transportadas a un hospital local con heridas de bala. por lo menos una de las vctimas es polica de washington, d.c. se espera que las tres personas sobrevivan sus heridas. blanca ---en la capital y en todo el pais, todos se preguntan, quien era este hombre que desat esta masacre entre personas inocentes en una instalacion naval. pitch - cesar --- por el momento se

. >> carolyn johnston. >>> hi, commissioners. i am the vice president of the greater west portal neighborhood association and also the chair of the land use committee. and i just wanted to talk to you a little bit about west portal today and what i perceive to be the park needs of that neighborhood, which is a real family neighborhood. i mean, i chose that neighborhood because of the open space in the area, very green. it had two parks within each walking distance of our home. mount davidson and west portal playground, and my children both went to west portal school. and, so, i just -- some of the changes that i've seen in the neighborhood in terms of access to open space -- in fact, all of them have been for the worst. and i just wanted to talk to you about them and my ideas of how to address them. when i raised my kids in west portal playground there was a woman, i think her name was pat, who was on staff every day starting early in the morning, and she would literally rake the sand every day, every morning so that when the kid

crime carrie johnston as we watch the fantastic ceremony have i'm going to hand you over to my colleague marina joshie in just a couple of minutes but stay with us. i'm going to. i'm going to resist and leave. their presentation of the fence post this simply means. if. you don't start your star you know and you're in the flame and of the priestesses in the ancient state you korans erion whatever it is you know they see they missing at the you were seeking. see mother us dance of the priestesses choreography and direction he says then we see you can appeal original music by mistake yeah nice to see mother us. i. i. i i. i . from. the audience. for. i am. the on the on. the on on. the. before. march third all the fun i learn or human being are. in among the air sung m.b.d. stay command all many part of you know in the video. it the next one on throw up on the mailman on may collar not a ton more loving on them all fun and no one. up for love no set to eat you. the flame for the twenty fourteen sochi winter olympics is live before setting off a marathon journey from the birthplace of the ga

. >>> entre estos Últimos, ana johnston. >>> dijeron que no me dejarÍan entrar porque habÍa un tiroteohospeda en un hospital cercano, dijo que el sonido de la sirena los despertÓ esta >>> estamos en esas fechas cercanas al 9/11. me preocupÉ que podrÍa haber alguna relaciÓn. >>> el presidente barack obama expresÓ su tristeza, con que la naciÓn enfrentaba otro tiroteo con mÚltiples muertos . >>> son hombres y mujeres haciendo sus trabajos patriotas que nos protegen, esperan ver esta violencia en el exterior. pero no en casa como precauciÓn se cancelo el juego de pelota de los nationals y los tours en el capitolio, donde se duplicÓ la seguridad. >>> josÉ, a esta hora, varias cosas nÚmero 1 comienzan hacerse preguntas de por quÉ ¿que pudo motivar aaron alexis, cometer semejante atrocidad? como vende trr detrÁs mÍo vemos mÁs actividad de los autos, han abierto la avenida m que es la avenida principal que lleva a esta base naval y por Último, han a nunciado que la estaciÓn militar abrirÍa sus puerta maÑana y Únicamente al personal esencial, quiere decir que las 3.000 para enero que trabajan

and david cay johnston's on fire today.hael and fred and colby, thank you so much. but let's hold on for just one moment, because we've been talking about democracy, but i want to show you some young people who are working on democracy right now. i want to acknowledge some of the special guests who are here in the studio. those are students visiting from howard university. they are actually working on their own democracy right there on campus at howard university. my daddy went to howard, my sisters went to howard. so great to have the howard students in nerdland. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] research suggests cell health plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day women's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day women's 50+. your husband left his cell phone on. and you're not necessarily proud of that. but tonight, he made the pizza. ...with johnsonville italian sausage. the premium cuts of pork and perfect blend o

the address happens to be that of catherine johnston, a 92-year-old woman who lived in a rough part of atlanta. she kept an old, rusty revolver by her bed that she used to scare off people when she felt threatened. now, what is supposed to happen at this point when they get a tip like this is this supposed to get a confidential informant to do a controlled by from this address. but that process could take two to three days and they wanted to get to the source of the by immediately for reasons i will explain in a minute. instead they may have been informed, to slide on the affidavit, created an informant out of thin air, claimed that the brunt -- bought the drugs from this address. instead of taking a few days it took a few hours. and by later that evening there were breaking down catherine johnson store. she heard people breaking into our house, gets up, grabs her trusty, rusty, nonfunctional revolver. when they break down the door she is standing their holding a gun. they opened fire and kill her. now, the originally stated that she fired at them first. it found that that was not true

live from moscow twenty four seven you're watching r t i'm kerry johnston. u.s. secretary of state john kerry has set off on a european tour in an attempt to gather support from the american strike against syria while the east foreign policy chief has agreed that some form of action should be taken to specify that any decision should be made with the u.n. agreement of president obama hasn't had much success in enlisting backers for an armed intervention in the past two days he failed to get full scale support of the g twenty summit in st petersburg well however he did manage to get eleven nations supporting a call for tough action against syria but the statement stopped short of explicitly approving that military intervention which is what the u.s. is demanding international opinion polls also show strong opposition to any armed assault in the u.s. fifty six percent said no to any form of military action in syria and more than sixty percent of french people are against a vast majority of those surveyed in the u.k. said any move must have the green light from the

and watching artie's weekly news review with me carrie johnston now the syrian government has been given one week to fully reveal its chemical weapons capability which must be completely destroyed by the middle of next year so under a groundbreaking deal reached by russia and the u.s. but under the six point roadmap syria's entire chemical asks what must be quickly put under international control after stockpiles are revealed the decommissioning process will begin the syrian government is obliged to provide full access to all its chemical sites and they can be securely destroyed compliance will be insured by chapter seven of the un charter which threatens the use of force the deal has persuaded washington to call off its air strikes on syria at least for the time being and it's in no way has more. signed sealed and if delivered it could see syria hand over its chemical weapons stockpiles russia and the us agreed on a six point plan after a week of talks i think the main factor is the willingness of russia to take responsibility and russia taking the lead russia making some proposal this

. >> carolyn johnston. >>> hi, commissioners.the vice president of the greater west portal neighborhood association and also the chair of the land use committee. and i just wanted to talk to you a little bit about west portal today and what i perceive to be the park needs of that neighborhood, which is a real family neighborhood. i mean, i chose that neighborhood because of the open space in the area, very green. it had two parks within each walking distance of our home. mount davidson and west portal playground, and my children both went to west portal school. and, so, i just -- some of the changes that i've seen in the neighborhood in terms of access to open space -- in fact, all of them have been for the worst. and i just wanted to tal

paul johnston, houston, texas, i don't believe the syrian people will embrace al-qaeda and more oppressionssad is gone. and one military vet, i'm highly disappointed, trayvon martin was not killed because of his clothing, you don't wear a suit to go to the store. he was killed because of zimmerman's destructive temper. think about what i said, young black men are stereotyped because of how they look on the street and because of high crime rates. and that is a fact, doesn't make it right. and that is a fact, doesn't make it right. all right, so keep the context of my comments, please. you were wrong, bill, because trayvon martin looked a certain way, he died because he attacked zimmerman. there is no corroborating evidence of that, tom, there was reasonable doubt, you were not there, i was not there, the jury was there. it is wrong to stay what you said and state it as fact. we don't know. ft. worth texas, redskins does not refer to skin color but to war paint, so i guess we should call the team the washington red paints. so he suggests dennis rodman be put in front of a firing squad and yo

a funeral service for john roger johnston is being held at 11:00 this morning. tonight at 5:30 a viewing is scheduled in honor of kathryn gaarde in dale city and that will be followed by a memorial service at 7:30. >>> the navy is planning changes to its security clearance procedures this morning after new details emerged about the gunman, aaron alexis. the navy wants all police reports to be included in background checks. the navy says alexis did not disclose his 2004 arrest in seattle when he filed for security clearance. the background check did not reveal a gun had been used during the dispute that led to that arrest. instead, the report said alexis deflated the tires. >>> the president has appeared before that body five times before. this time though he's expected to focus on foreign policy, particularly sir yeah advisors say he will push for increased pressure for syrian president bashir al assad to resign. >>> happening today, we will learn more about the plan to give heavily traveled roundabout in loudon county a makeover soon. v-dot will be making some

but the first politician i knew was bennett johnston. i worked on the senate race. he had just come off the governor's race and was running for the u.s. senate. i started working on his campaign. he actually was the first one. although there was a director of public safety that went to jail. he was in my father's sunday school class. i guess he would be the first. >> did that have an impact on you that he went to jail? >> oh, no, it was many, many, many years later. i used to come from sunday school, my father's class, and they had doughnuts. "no good, charlie." >> the reason i asked about politicians, i have a letter written back in 2006. i want to read that and then ask you again, when did charlie cook become charlie cook? "the greeks had oracle at delphi. washington has charlie cook." please tell us how many seats we will pick up? when did you become known that, well, if charlie says it, it is ok. >> i started my newsletter in 1984. i had a half dozen jobs out of college. i had no idea where i was going with it. but when i looked back, every single job was good p

i have two sons in johnston's army. i was an original secessionist, a good a southern man as you can in the state of tennessee. that statement delighted the horseless stampeder holding the rifle. all right, my old friend, slide on down. what do you mean? i mean that you are just the man i have been looking for in walking a hundred miles, a good southerner with a good horse. i am a yankee. we are all yankees. slide down and be quick about it. the old map had no choice but to obey. he dismounted and watched as the man with the rifle rode off on his horse. there they are, they are riding away, chased by confederate calvary, junius is a few miles away on another trail chased by calvary, headed for knoxville. do they make it? do they get captured, shot, or hung? i'm not going to tell you. [laughter] you just have to read the book and find out. if anybody has any questions, feel free to ask. [applause] >> these two were prisoners after the incidents of african-american troops, did either comment of seeing african-american pri

we started finally destroying it all in the 1990s, in places like johnston atoll and in aniston, alabama, and at the aberdeen proving ground in maryland, at the pine bluff arsenal. we are still in the process of destroying our chemical weapons in pueblo, colorado, and at a facility at the bluegrass army depot in richmond, kentucky. the local press there noted this week that they are handling vx munitions that are so dangerous that, quote, a drop of vx the size of george washington's eye on a quarter is enough to kill a healthy 180-pound man within seconds. between that and sarin, bluegrass kentucky, alone, you've got 433 tons of that terrifying stuff stored there in preparation for it being destroyed. there's another 90 tons of blistering mustard gas. our national arsenal of this stuff was huge. there was a ton of it, but it is now mostly destroyed. it has taken a long time to destroy it, but it is now mostly gone. the only country that had as much as us, even more than us, was the soviet union. but the process of getting rid of this stuff, whether it's over there or over here or anywher

john roger johnston was 73 years old. and gunned down yesterday. authorities also releasing the names of 50-year-old frank kholer. and kenneth proctor sadly sleeves behind two teenaged sons and his ex-wife to whom he is still very close. they were just recently divorced and she and the family are defend stated. among the names we know so far, we'll have more of these people and their stories. we'll bring you those as soon as we get more. bill: here is the lay of the land here in central washington, d.c. with our nation's capital. about a mile, mile and a half is the navy yard down here in southeastern washington. we'll show you the overview as we fly in here. keep an eye on the left side of your screen here. this would be building 197 as it comes into view. about it appears relative to building 197. there is an entranceway here. this would be a gate and we don't know this, we haven't confirmed this, but that's where the shooter could have entered yesterday morning. another gate over here on the visitor center on the far eastern side of the navy yar

as another formidable sleuth of journalism, david cay johnston, recently asked in the "columbia journalism review", "if the settlement does not cover all the costs of medical care, much less lost future wages, who will bear that burden?" his answer, taxpayers. when players are no longer insured by the league and find themselves unable to afford private insurance for their enduring afflictions, taxpayers, that includes you and me, will be the ones to pay, through medicaid and social security disability. we won't even be allowed to see the nfl's own extensive research into the neurological damage caused by concussions. the settlement allows the league and the owners to keep it under lock and key. something else to remember as we relax in our favorite easy chair, dazzled and thrilled by men who can be hurt for life. if the world were just, they would not be so matter-of-factly tossed aside, we might think twice about how we want to be entertained, and the owners of capital would be amply penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct. we began the series last year with three broadcasts on winner take

worst of all, everyone of the colonels in james johnston pedigruew north carolina brigade was killed, oned or captured as well as all those of joe davis's mississippi and north carolina brigade. as individuals, all of these officer casualties could be replaced but their months and years of experience, familiarity, networking and confidence could not. of course if we want to measure gettysburg purely by the numbers, then the battle imposed even higher costs on the union army. george gordon mead who commanded the army of the potomac at gettysburg, cited 2834 of his own men killed. 13,713 wounded, and 6643 missing. two months later he adjusted those numbers slightly. and then submitted final figures which set the totals at 3155 killed, 143,529 wounded, and 5365 captured or missing. in his testimony before a congressional commit the following spring, meade simply rounded the figures up to 24,000 men killed, wounded and missing. in 1900, thomas livermore, painstakingly recalculated unit reports to the army of the potomac and put the reckoning at 3903 dead, 18,735 wounded, and 5425 missing.

but the first politician i knew was bennett johnston. i worked on the senate race. he had just come off the governor's race and was running for the u.s. senate. i started working on his campaign. he actually was the first one. although there was a director of public safety that went to jail. he was in my father's sunday school class. i guess he would be the first. >> did that have an impact on you that he went to jail? >> oh, no, it was many, many, many years later. i used to come from sunday school, my father's class, and they had doughnuts. "no good, charlie." >> the reason i asked about

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well, this is a cool tip from pat johnston in sioux falls, south dakota. pat says when she begins her quilt, she purchases all the fabric that she needs for the top, of course, but she doesn't always get the backing fabric right that minute or maybe she doesn't always get enough. what she does is she saves the colored dots from the selvages that she cuts her pieces from, like, you know, from the top, and she writes the finished quilt dimensions on the back of this little selvage piece, and then she places it in her purse, so she's always prepared, if she happens across a fabric sale, she can purchase the backing at a sale. that's a very organized thing. i love her that she does that. i don't know if i'm gonna get -- i'll get there one day. it's really a good idea. it really is. another really great idea. this is from de ann theuer from west jordan, utah. and she uses pillow protectors. these are just the protectors you put over your pillow before the pillowcase. she stores her quilts in those, which would be great, because it's fabric. there's no acid ther

>> guest: right now i am reading a collection of short stories called "irish girl" tim johnston.mazing. and also collection of essays, mostly about travel jeff dyer who is a british writer. i was reading jeff's it's called "yoga for people who can't be bothered to do it." i'm about to start "falling to the fire" christine's new book which is fascinating. a novel called "snapper" bryan -- that's next up. so that's sort of what is on my list right now. >> host: bob from massachusetts e-mails in. my favorite book of yours is "my planet "your book of personal essays. how did the reader's digest column come about? will you write more of those columns? >>>> guest: thank you! that came about i wrote for a magazine that morphed to other tights including health and in health. it was a wonderful magazine to write for. i did some of my -- that was my first feature writing experience. the publisher of that magazine was a gentleman who went to become ceo at reader's digest. he contacted me about writing a humor column. i had done the humor column. it was called "stitches." he was editor. we h

, the senior citizens, the gay-rights movement, the women's movement, the disabled movement, and johnstonp and said i am standing here because of what the civil rights movement did. that is half a formula, make race relations the doorway to things that benefit everyone. dr. king said famously in a long and that is the first to be forgotten, when the civil rights movement got rid of segregation in the south, some of the chief beneficiaries would be white southerners because their whole system was imprisoned psychologically and economically in a system of segregation that depended on trying to keep people degraded. it degraded everyone. when segregation when, what did you hear about? the sun belt. you never heard about the sun belt when it was segregated, it was the hookworm belt, we were poor. much mayor ivan allen said in atlanta as it is the civil rights bill has not quite 50 years ago the city of atlanta build a sports stadium on land it didn't own with money didn't have 14 it hadn't located, the first professional sports team, the atlanta braves from milwaukee to atlanta. it opened up