video shows the police car approaching johnston about 40 minutes later. he is carrying a stroller.police say he is seen pulling a white painted gun from it aiming and possibly firing forcing the officer to fire. >> i am confident that the officers acted in accordance with the law and our policy, so yeah, i think this is pretty clear-cut that this is a justifiable shooting. >> johnston died at the hospital. police say he had a long criminal rap sheet and a slew of outstanding warrants. >>> a suspect has been charged in the brutal murder of an elderly san jose man found tied to a chair, stabbed, and drowned his own basket -- bathtub. his daughter requested a welfare check. surveillance footage data confirmed the suspect was in the victim's apartment for about 30 hours and left with bags of items he then threw away. >>> 25-year-old sherman smith was arrested over the weekend and is being held without bail. his alleged motive is still a mystery. >>> we are learning more tonight about a shooting that left a young woman dead. the victim was killed by her 15- year-old brother just before

johnston. she is the president and chief executive officer of the national association of college and university business offerings. our third witness is dr. steven rose, my friend from patterson, new jersey. he is the president of the pass aic county community college on which i served many moons kg which is located in my congressional district. four fourth witness is dr. susan ganerski of the university of michigan. our final witness is dr. scott pulcifer. test president of western governors university. each of your statements will be made part of the record in its entirety. i would ask that you sum riz your testimony in five minutes. to help you with the time, please keep an eye on the clock that should already be pinned to your screen. if you do go over your time i will notify you. dr. thoeb you may again. >> chair person pascrell, ranking member kelly and the members of the subquestion, thank you for the opportunity to testify today. i appear before you as a researcher on higher education,

johnston. she is the president and chief executive officer of the national association of college and university business loans. our third witness is dr. steven -- he is the president of the percent carried community college, located in my congressional district. our fifth witness is dr. -- a professional public policy at the university of michigan. our final witness is dr. scott pulsifer, the president of western governors university. each of your statements will be made part of the statement in its entirety. i've asked that you summarize your testimony in five minutes. to help you with the time, keep and i on the clock that should already be pinned to your screen . if you do go over your time i will notify you. dr. anthony, you may begin. >> chairperson, ranking member, members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today. ip before you as a researcher on higher education, but i have also lived the failure of the higher education system. as a young black man from a sing

johnston, you are now recognized for five minutes. >> thank. you chairman pascrell, ranking member kelly, thank you for inviting me to be a part of this important hearing today. i am susan wheeler johnston, president and ceo of an organization that serves officers in college across the country. in march 2020, when the potential impact of the pandemic was being true, not cuba was trying to ensure that if anybody who wanted to continue to hire to k shun could do so and new college could fill because of the crisis. that and, the pandemic relief legislation passed by congress has had made a very meaningful impact and i want to thank your subcommittee and fellow lawmakers for responding to the urgent crisis faced by the higher education sector which educates more than 16 million undergraduate students, and is among the top ten largest employers in 40 states. without this legislation, more students would have had to pause or abandon their studies and across the country would've seen deeper institutional budget cuts that would've meant more loss of jo

and investigators say johnston picks up the gun, points it and possibly shoots at the officer.that's when the officer with nine years on the force, fires multiple times. >> shots fired. suspect down. >> i am confident the officers being ad in accordance with the law and policies. i think this is clear-cut that this was a justifiable shute shooting. >> reporter: the suspect had an active $545,000 federal warrant and a rap sheet from carjacking to firearm possession in public and a slew of other outstandig warrants. the suspect later died at the hospital. the acting chief says the gun the suspect used is believed to be a ghost gun. but t noin the investigation, there's no sign of the observer. >> we know this case is still being investigated by the fremont police. we know that the officer who pulled the trigger in this case is back on the job. in fremont, justin andrews, kpix5. >> you cannot trace a ghost gun. we brought you the news conference live on cbsn bay area. watch 24-7 streaming on kpix.com or the kpix5 news app. >>> two bay area school districts may soon follow the lead

most of the disastrous withdrawal from the account of san without appease brown to forest johnston in capable of international leadership the whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. reports from war games and kick us dawn as russia teams up to this central asian analyzed to counter any potential threat from ton upon held down to what countries break for renewed migrant in flogs. they're also real big, 3 months flipping through the net. we have from little tentative to germany, politician to thing fall in lack of field refugees of damage security ah, unwelcome, we are live from moscow. smarty international world news sensor good to have you with us. we're jumping right in the british parliament saw some pretty angry exchanges on monday. has m p 's return from best summer break. and that was some pointed questions, especially the prime minister boris johnson. over his handling of the afghanistan crisis. i think they serve the crystallized so this is not so much a defeat is a capitulation. those appointments accept any responsibility, any personal responsibility for the message be left and upcoming. we

johnston. at this time, i have been notified at the direction of the chair without -- the subcommittee will stand in recess for 10 minutes. >> our next speaker will be dr. -- of the community college. i say that without any hesitation. >> all right. >> it is great to call you chairman. we have called you many titles before. >> [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] community college. paterson, new jersey, the third-largest city in our state. i been present since 1996, for the club since 1987. when i arrived, we had approximately 2000 students per year. currently we serve over 11,000. this is fairly typical of community colleges. 80% of our students are minorities, with many having english as a second language. many enroll to seek an associates degree for transfer to a baccalaureate institution or direct entry into a career such as a practicing nurse. the topic of this hearing, expanding access, this is why community colleges were created. it is an open institution, serving students from various edu

the officers responding got the suspect description, identified the man as # 2-year-old kevin johnston, limping in this surveillance video. >> the officer-involved shooting happened approximately 40 minutes after the initial call. most of these incidents were investigated. it is rare that we find someone on scene 40 minutes afterwards. >> reporter: the dash call shows the squad car approaching johnton. if you look closely, you can see he is carrying a stroller a closer look reveals the suspect grab as white t-shirt from the stroller and several objects falling, including a white painted glock, according to police. johnston then picks up the gun, points it and possibly shoots at the officer that is when the officer with nine years on the force shoots multiple times. >> i am confident that the officers acted in accord dance with the law and our policies. so, yeah, i think this is pretty clear cut that this was a justifiable shooting. >> reporter: the police say the suspect had an active $5 45,000 federal warrant and a rap street stretching from a carjacking to firearm possession in publi

. >> reporter: the suspect was kevin victor johnston, 22-year-old of hay wood, wanted for a number of crimes including carjacking and firearm possession. police say he shot another man in the head at the south lake mobile home park less than an hour before he was shot by police. they don't know why he shot that man, but they did say that the two men knew each other. that man is 25 years old. he's still in the hospital fighting for his life according to police. a neighbor surveillance camera captured johnston limping away from the scene before his encounter with police. here's part of the 911 call from a woman who witnessed the attempted murder. >> hello. [ crying ] >> ma'am, are you there? can you hear me? >> he got him in the head. >> we asked why officer hartman's body camera was not operating with the dash cam, not the body cam. police say his body cam was charging in the docking station in his car, which the department allows when the battery needs a charge. the department is talking with manufacturers about issuing backup batteries so this doesn't happen again. with regards to th

parliament, county is out and say things are going all right, i think there is no job it's bars. johnston's position pretty was $75.00 and my previous previous prime minister, who was enjoying us anything like a store position by johnson county, georgia because every, on average you're around 6 or $76.00 will so points and labor in the balls, but you had to be why we all watch nearly 2 and a half years needed to just turn the black stuff as prime minister. right? so the most usually by the time begins, remember, which is behind your position, polls under that extended least boys, johnson is in a rush, me strong position during the drive, despite the fact that it cross the pandemic, at least until the vaccine was not handled particularly well. by the government and has suffered a relative morbidity and mortality, followed by i think the few people would argue no bars. johnson is not really a politician for a difficult time. he's a sunshine politician, just fine hunting the pantry and the time demick particularly easy. but of course, the crucial stable position he's got is the conservative pa

>> nanette johnston started stealing from bill mclaughlin in february of 1994.he more money that she's stealing. >> and as detective byington would say, that's a clue. >> i did write a check the day after he was -- when i panicked the day after, because i was like, "i'm going to have to pay the bills." but all the other checks he knew about, were business expenses. did i buy some things, too, a nice thing? yes. but he knew. he liked doing that for -- he didn't mind. >> nanette told me bill knew she was moving money out his account and that most of it was going to pay his expenses. >> detectives allege nanette forged bill mclaughlin's signature on a series of checks totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> our fraud detectives were able to get a successful filing and prosecution against nanette for embezzlement. >> and so what they did arrest nanette for was for forging the checks and embezzling the money. so there was an arrest, just not for murder. >> she pleads guilty to forgery and grand theft. she's sentenced to a year in jail. >> but neither eric nor n

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. >> doctor johnston, thank. you at this time, i have been notified that at the direction of the chair, the subcommittee will stand in recess for ten minutes. . >> the next, speaker the committee will come back to order. our next speaker will be, dr. rose from the community college. you have done a fantastic job, there i say that without any hesitation. you better be good today! >> it's great to be here. it's a great to call you chairman, we've called you many titles before. >> you've called me many names before. be honest! >> that is true. all right. i am steve, rose and president of the same kelly community college, our main college is in the great city of patterson, new jersey. which is the third largest city in our state. i have been president since 1996 and have been in the collagen since 1980. seven when i, arrived we had approximately 2000 students per, year and currently we serve over 11,000. this growth is fairly typical of community colleges during this time span. 80% of our students are minority with m

ducks were playing and i was i got to call my mom and she said that there was a shooting over at johnston apartment and we didn't know where jesse was. and 1st i was like, ok, so there was a shooting. didn't know it was jesse's. we didn't really know anything. and then i called her and of the hospitals and they told us where she was at and we found her. and i was the 1st one there to see that she was shot him if her address was, can see a little better and probably kind of at least slowed it down. but i think the biggest thing that would have helped is if she was armed, the ridiculous ness of the gun grabbers has gotten to epic proportions. people. how many of you guys have heard of the board game clue? you've got the pipe branch, lead pie the rope. guess what? the revolver piece that was less than a half inch big, offended a parent and they removed it. i think they have forgotten. we are the boss. they worked so what we say, go not what they said. the, me all i i i shame on you can for you. i tell you get every interest to you for you burning right in the flame and in the i i i why do yo

i'm jennifer johnston, the deputy city administrator. the responding agencies were department of city agencies, office of resiliency and planning, contract administration, p.u.c., and the department of environment provided some responses, as well. so our responses also covered the various recommendations required by the board of supervisors, which is 3, 4, 18, 19, and recommendations 9 and 17 of 18. if it pleases the committee, i'll provide general responses to the overviews of the findings and recommendations to the board of supervisors. if you have any questions for me, feel free to stop me. the extensive time and focus on -- we very much appreciation their evaluation and highlighting the importance of fuel as a critical lifeline. so with that, i'll go ahead and turn to the specific findings. so we absolutely agree with the civil grand jury that any disruption to the fuel lines could have a great impact and not to mention potential catastrophic threat to potential public safety. the demand for schools is absolutely going to be a region

one move johnston gone on a 45 yard run to the pylon tcu back in front 27 26 bears down 34 32. here's how close they come more is at the goal line. but does he break the plane before his knees down? they review it and say no. tcu hangs on for the win, improving the two and cal falls to oh, and two pac 12 hasn't fared so well lately in high profile games. oregon though, made quite a statement today before better than 100,000 in columbus, cj verdell breaks into the open, he's got one man to beat for dell won't go down finishes at 77 yard run. verdell had three touchdowns as oregon knocked off third ranked ohio state, 35 to 28 women's finals, the u. s open tennis championship with two unseeded players meeting for the first time ever 18 year old emma canoe against 19 year old leila fernandez. radhika new is in the near court. in the first set, shell hit a winner down the baseline to wrap up that set 64 and now it'll be radical news serving for the match. we may be seeing the future of women's tennis. the british teenager wins her first major after coming in ranked 150th in the worl

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olympic gold medalist simone biles. [ cheers and applause ] and the doobie brothers with tom johnstonnd michael mcdonald. [ cheers and applause ] i'll tell you something. personally, cleto and i have been looking forward to this since we were 12 years old. [ laughter ] since we wore socks pulled all the way up to our knees. we get two songs from the doobies tonight. what a night. what a magical time of year this is. the smell of pumpkin spice is everywhere. literally everywhere. [ laughter ] i read this today. a team of research scientists looked into why this pumpkin spice is so popular. turns out, it's not because of the taste. it's because of the smell. they say the smell of pumpkin spice conjures up fond and familiar memories. of thlg, hol daze. that's interesting. they should put it in the vaccine. [ laughter ] right? i mean -- [ cheers and applause ] why not? pfizer should start offering shots of pfumpkin spice. [ laughter ] this is interesting too. did you know pumpkin spice contains zero pumpkin? the typical pumpkin spice mixture is made of cinnamon -- cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger

, there is the sir johnstone museum in london that is his original house.e's one of the most inspiring architects in history. and you're going to see products and you're going to experience our business in a way you've never experienced it before. and it is not even how many people go to the gallery at inho, which is by the way about an hour and a half outside of central london and it is the 73-acre estate in a 55,000 square foot beautiful castle like building it is really, it is about the 40 to 50 million people that will see it on our website, we'll do it on the cover of our sourcebook and mail it to millions of people, it will be written about. >> are people -- are there that many wealthy consumers, in u.k. and, there are many people doing that well right now. we hear about how things aren't that good. but a destination, now we have to decide, whileyou're talking about major commitments by people and they have that money, or as you said at the end of the call, it is their goal to do better it is their goal to get better stuff. that is what people do >> s

the next question on the table is going to be about boosting johnson and johnston -- johnson & johnson. moderna is looking really good probably because of the longer time between doses and a higher dose than pfizer. kristen: what did they say about mixing? greg is wondering if his parents got the moderna originally can get a pfizer booster. >> there should be no problem mixing. unfortunately, the way things are working, this is only for pfizer recipients. moderna is looking into a booster with 50 micrograms instead of 100. we have all seen it. there will be what is approved and what people do. it is possible in moderna recipient can get pfizer. but they have to be by the book for recommendations and it is that it is for pfizer recipients. there should be no worry about mixing in the future. kristen: should be look at today's decision as almost a vote for vaccine effectiveness, as in messaging that says two shots are enough? >> that is how i see it. if you go through the meeting, and i would encourage people to look at the slides, it was a resounding success story for the vaccines to lo

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last year's flu season was almost non existent, according to dr janice johnston with redirect healthsionals expect to see a more active flu season. we are expecting to see flu cases again this year last year, it was pretty minimal, and i think that's because most people were staying home. they were social distancing, wearing masks and such, she says. each year, people have reservations about getting the vaccine, but she ensures it's safe to do so. the flu shot and the technology behind that has been in place for many, many, many, many years. and so we definitely know that the flu shot is very safe and for the most part very effective as well. experts predicting the common strains of the flu most of us are familiar with, so we usually see the h one n one, um, variation of the flu. have we also call it influence a and influenza b. it's important to know that some flu in covid symptoms are the same. flew in for covid. you're looking at feeling kind of tired, run down a key headaches, fever, chills, body aches, those kinds of things. so they're going to overlap a lot and remember to ther

uh johnston is the president of the california association of clerks and elections officials. she's also the clerk of centre county which uses dominion voting systems. she says installing the election software is a very secure process. she says all counties. those using dominion or not must physically pick up the software from the secretary of state's office. only certain individuals can get it that we take that put it on to you. >> our system. but verify that system is indeed there. correct system is working properly and everything we have in walk is a goal location. california has done risk-limiting audits. but the secretary of state's office noted state law currently does not provide for one for this recall election. it's unclear if that can change with less than 2 weeks left until the election date and with less than one week left in the legislative session. the secretary of health. the state office is really good with communicating with all elections officials and letting us know what's going on. leaders of the state senate and assembly elections committees would not comm

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last year's flu season was almost non existent, according to dr janice johnston with redirect health this year, she and other medical professionals expect to see a more active flu season. we are expecting to see flu cases again this year last year, it was pretty minimal, and i think that's because most people were staying home they were social distancing, wearing masks and such, she says. each year, people have reservations about getting the vaccine, but she ensures it's safe to do so. the flu shot and the technology behind that has been in place for many, many, many, many years. and so we definitely know that the flu shot is very safe and for the most part very effective as well. experts predict sing the common strains of the flu. most of us are familiar with what we usually see the h one n one, um, variation of the flu. also call it influence a and influenza b. it's important to know that some flu and covid symptoms are the same. flew in for covid. you're looking at feeling kind of tired, run down a key headaches, fever, chills, body aches, those kinds of things. so they're going t

johnston. at this time, i have been notified that at the direction of the chair without objection the subcommittee will stand in recess for ten minutes. >> our next speaker, the committee will come back to order. our next speaker will be dr. rose from the pass aic county community college. done a fantastic job there. i say that without any hesitation. so you better be good today. >> all right. it is great to call you chairman. we have called you many titles before. it's great to have chairman. >> you have called me many fames before. be honest. >> that may be true. >> go ahead dr. rose. >> i am steve rose, president of pass aic county community college. our main campus is in patterson, new jersey, the third largest city in our state. i have been president since 1996 and have been at the college since 1987. when i arrived we had 2,000 students a year. turntly we serve over 11,000. this growth is fairly typical of community colleges during this time span. 80% of our students are minority with man

i know that boris johnston here in london said britain. western forces should be proud of the legacy in afghanistan. what's it like to be the spokesperson of the new afghan government? how one should be prouder or the region of other countries? every one say that country will be proud. it is not an actual we crowder, we have done because what we did, it was part of the liberation up or county or ending occupation, michigan. that that he ever saw. this has action or not. there are other countries, the other call really do and destroy hundreds of 1000. okay, how does people and we are all right proud of this. so i think there was a comma or spoke with peter o'brien, the former chief political commentator in britain. this daily telegraph newspaper tell me believes the war on terror goals, and i've got to stop change from fighting terrorism to nation building. one of the voices from the, from the white house of 20 years ago was which we were listening to a while ago was of course, this was a kind of terrorism operation. we were going to go and the america was going to go and add, take on

uh johnston is the president of the california association of clerks and elections officials. she's also the clerk of centre county which uses dominion voting systems. she says installing the election software is a very secure process. she says all counties. those using dominion or not must physically pick up the software from the secretary of state's office. only certain individuals can get it that we take that put it on to you. >> our system. but verify that system is indeed there. correct system is working properly and everything we have in walk is a goal location. california has done risk-limiting audits. but the secretary of state's office noted state law currently does not provide for one for this recall election. it's unclear if that can change with less than 2 weeks left until the election date and with less than one week left in the legislative session. the secretary of health, the state office is really good with communicating with all elections officials and letting us know what's going on. leaders of the state senate and assembly elections committees would not comm

. >> the president hosted uk prime minister boris johnston at the white house this afternoon. the white house press secretary jen psaki sat down on the table on "cbs mornings" today. she faced tough questions ahead of the president's u.n. address. >>> you look at what is happening with immigration. you look at france saying they've been betrayed by the united states. i get that we have to look forward, but what are we doing to justify or explain what appears to be very bad behavior on our part now. >> we don't see it that way. one, we have a long abiding friendship alliance with france. what we are talking about here, this is about an economic deal. we have the best nuclear sub technology in the world, and the australians wanted our technology. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area, and all out search for the fiancee of gabby petito, after an autopsy confirms she was found in miami. why it is so hard to find them. >>> a month-long closure comes to an end. the highway finally open after the historic shutdown during the counselor fire. >>> forget cash and cre

and then the hey prime minister or johnston, also commented on the story. and as if this story couldn't get any way, you know, i responded to bar johnson bizarre recording of imitating a british accent. not too bad actually. yes. hello, prime minister, boring. it's mickey menard's. i went to school with margaret that shot. i'm a big, big star in, in the united states. just to be clare. aussie does not endorse me. he's cousins, friends. technical very my, i'm the thing about high school with my dispatcher. that's definitely make news. i'm getting back to they did is great do it. i think i thought that was the end of the story, but i'm here to update to the government of trinidad. tobago. has issued an official statement denying that nicki's cousin friend balls was swollen because of the vaccine. now that bull gate has reached such truly epic proportions. the conclusion of this is something that only and a bill made period couldn't call nick, even though i had posted on high instagram this time that twitter restricted her ability to tweet that. got the juices

that you went to over the years as a standing memory of what my me one that might cause bought us johnston pause for thought to see has he prepared to accept the agitation in manchester night 75 was the 1st party conference that margaret thatcher address. as the new leader of the opposition, i went to long and i was newly elected as a city counselor. and i heard her speech talking about how the state should be our servant, not her master, and that we should fight socialism that chris stands for. and i find it very thrilling, very exciting. and i push in so fast to speak, and debates and eventually wasn't being caught. eventually i went up to the speakers desk and i said, why am i not being co, an extremely nice woman call. rachel dutch looked at me and she said, because you are not important enough, diana, go away and come back when you will. and so i next went to the conference in 1981. by which time i had chad birmingham social services. i was about to chap of your housing becoming a national name. i pushed in my strip. i got to speak. i got shit to the rafters. and the next year i got a

i know that boris johnston here in london said britain. western forces should be proud of the legacy in afghanistan. what did like to be the spokesperson of the new afghan government? how one should be prouder or vision of other reserves. every one say that other countries will we will say proud. it is not an actual we crowder like we have done because what we did, it was part of the liberation up or 30 or ending ation. michigan. that, that, or i saw this house action or not, there are other countries the other call really do this hundreds of 1000 k kind of people. and now we are all right. got a proud of this. so i think there is among those who watch those awful events unfold 1st handled $911.00 is now a current employee who remembers that day with a shiver. john burns run onto the streets of new york city with his video camera after the 1st plane head. but for all these years, since he's not been able to find the strength to watch what he filmed until the day of our interview, the i knew something was terribly wrong and i immediately wanted to get out there. and for some reason i,

for many taking a forest johnson for his government to see miss handling of the crisis for bars. johnston strongly coming out fighting, defending the case record over the past few weeks and months in evacuating people from afghanistan or just africans, but also people from other countries as well. but also defending the record of the nato alliance when it comes to the lack of any terror attacks that were planned from our son over the past 20 years. one of the most spectacular operations in our country posts will military history. no terrorist attack against this country or any of our western allies, has been launched from afghanistan for 20 years. now, critics and point to those comments and say that that's all well and good to there are no guarantees going forward as to whether or not any tara groups will be able to read, gather enough kind of star launch attacks from them. but as far as those critics can, the government is full and short of any type of planning for the post occupation phase in afghanistan and kiss solver is one of those critical voices pointing out that from the time th

we can report as far as johnston abolishes the introduction of coven passports for night clubs and mass gatherings. despite arise of the number of infections, there is one to ponder good or bad? well, we assessed shine as late his raft of social policies in western critics described as a correct breeder. president cheating thing has come up with a manifest policy that would win an election in almost any western democracy you can mention ah, just by 2 in the afternoon. good afternoon for me then kevin, in this monday, the 13th of september live from ortiz world news sense from here, the latest for you. and this 1st hopes were raised, went to the news of the release of a long sought after f. b. a document about the 911 terror attacks, but turns out the fall release late in the afternoon of the 20th anniversary itself . offered little new information. relatives of the dead and injured have been trying for years now to get documents about the investigation declassified to try and show maybe that saudi arabia was complicit. however, it just appears to repeat what was previously available to