kevin johnson made the announcement last might. it comes a day after the kings announced an investment in sacramento republic fc. they are lobbying major league soccer. the city plans to build a new soccer stadium right downtown. kevin johnson loves sports. >> he does. >>> another possible case of ebola and this time it's right here in northern california. and in just 20 minutes why the patient had doctors concerned and what we could find out today. >> but first a bold robbery in berkeley caught on camera. what the victim did just moments before that made him a prime target. >>> welcome back. police are looking for a -- police just released this surveillance video of the attack. police say the man had just bought the iphone at the apple istore. the man in the red hoody walked up to the victim and injured anymore in the process. here's another look at the suspect. police say he escaped in a silver audi with paper license plates. police describe the man as african american in his 30s. he was wearing light blue jeans and a red zip up

so kevin johnson, the new president and coo of starbucks.'t miss an exclusive interview with starbucks chairman and ceo, howard schultz. that's going to be tomorrow, 10:00 a.m., "squawk on the street." donate want to miss it, guys. >> thanks so much, dom chu. at this point, guy, do we look at starbucks as an international play? >> that's the way you buy it. look at the comps in asia. we talked about china and asia pacific. that's the way we break it down. they were fantastic. and their margins are improving. which to me makes their valuation, i think it's actually sort of cheap. >> what could there be a reed through for. remember last holiday season, howard schultz made it clear that the traffic in the malls were down. people just weren't going there. they weren't going to starbucks, they weren't buying coffees. seems like it's better this way. >> karen's been on this call with these gas station coffee places, that have been so strong with gas coming in. i have to assume that this is also one of those kind of small items that people will do

conference of mayors the commander-in-chief receiving a basketball-style introduction from kevin johnson, who was the mayor of sacramento. >> the point guard of pennsylvania avenue, the 44th president of the united states of america, barack obama! >> after a few minutes of remarks, the president asked the media to leave the room. he said he wanted to make the conversation between him and the mayor's private. the president referred to the media as the fourth estate, as a government watchdog. en you are kicked outside of the room. >> that is true. >> tonight, you are the weather watchdog. >> we are continuing to watch for a second system that might have a bigger impact, providing more of a punch with snow coming in. doppler radar, as we have discussed the last several days, a lot of rainfall. the pink and purple shades are a mixture of precipitation sleet maybe snow coming down. the local airports, snow towards winchester, montgomery county towards the washington metro it is mainly rain. just rain is where it is setting up. the wider view, the coastal storm. this is still in the area of lo

i'm kevin johnson mayor of sacramento and president of the fine organization.and it is so awesome that so many of you have flown from so many places to be here for our 83rd meeting. it's an honor to introduce the conference leadership at the dais. i will start on my left. which is on my right politically and otherwise. second vice president mick cornet. let's give mick a round of applause. from oklahoma city. our vice president stephanie rawlings blake will be joininging us a little later. she's atengd a swearing in. and i want to acknowledge all of our past presidents. mayor coutts, mayor nutter, mayor pasquale and mayor riley. please give them all a round of applause. [ applause ] and tom cochran, i know he's out there handling business. we cannot thank tom for his leadership and the whole entire staff of the u.s. conference of mayors. let's give them a round of applause. [ applause ] as a reminder all the plenary sessions are live-streamed and available on demand at usmayors.org. for those of you on facebook twitter, or instagram use rour hashtag, uscmwinter

he named tech industry leader kevin johnson as the number two executive. previously led juniper networks. a 16 year veteran at microsoft. it goes to show how important the digital pushes for this company. >> really interesting. when they made this investment or partnership with square which they since backed away from, it shows they are trying new things. that's their goal is to push their own app. it is not just about payment. starbucks says it drives incremental sales. it is also about gaining loyalty. the reward program has done well. it also provides a platform for one-on-one marketing. they are reaching people through the app. it is not just a payment platform. mobile is at the center of starbucks. huge growth push in the next five years. not just in the u.s. they're also forging into china. >> i will let you run down to the starbucks in the bloomberg building. enjoy some quality time down there after this segment. remember, you can get the latest headlines on your phone tablet bloomberg.com, and bloomberg radio. ♪ .

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sacramento, california, mayor kevin johnson, who is the president of the conference, gives the state hello there. hello there. good afternoon. i'm hoping that you're enjoying your meal. i want to say how excited that we are to be here today for our 38 83rd meeting for the u.s. conference of mayors. i'm kevin johnson, mayor of sacramento and president of this fine organization, and it is so awesome that so many of you have flown from so many places to be here for our 83rd meeting. it's an honor to introduce the conference leadership at the dais. i will start on my left which he's usually on my right politically and otherwise, the second vice president mick cornett. oklahoma city. [ applause ] our vice president stephanie rawlings-lake will be joining us a little later. she's attending a swearing-in. and i want to acknowledge all of our past presidents. we have mayor nutter mayor pascual and mayor reilly. please give them all a round of applause. [ applause ] and tom cochran, i know he's out there handling business. we cannot thank tom for his leadership, and the whole entire staff of

yosemite the famous out & tom evans the clamor and a photographer have been chronically 30 year-old kevin johnsonom santa rosa, along with his buddies use in their hands and feet really cool for those rare getting is a national coverage of it they're attempting to become the first free climb the dog wall something that people say it is impossible because it is huge is vertical and go straight up slow surface and then on to do this without any help the only are we to use their hands and feet attach to just a rope to catch the when they do fall in fact in the seven-up for a few days in this climb when they're not climbing them using solar power to use his self all the talk to in france and also to histogram the entire experience >>darya: the london start being built and fresno the high-speed reels with his emphasis got an ally is supposed defenders and 15 years as a having a to lead sacramento he spoke what is go for the next term he was the second race also happening at the new mayor is said ricardo lou visited all of office his already do a job for about a week but suriname with other members of

he named kevin johnson.usly led a network company and was a 16 year veteran it microsoft. >> it's interesting when they they -- made that ownership at square, it shows that they are trying things all the time. >> and they really try to push their own act. starbucks says it drives incremental sales. it's also about gaining loyalty, this starbucks reward program on mobile, and it also provides platforms for this one-on-one marketing experience. they're reaching people through the act. so mobile is at the center of starbucks, huge growth push in the next five years. and they are also forging into china as well. >> all right, shall be, i will let you run downstairs to starbucks. i know that you will be racing down there after this. thank you very much. we always have the latest headlines all the time on your phone, your tablet bloomberg.com and bloomberg radio. you will see more "bloomberg west" on monday. ♪ . . . >> live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, this is "bottom line." i'm mark crumpton. 12

who is kevin johnson. you told me you were michael jordan. [ laughter ] it's a pleasure and i welcome you also to washington. i see the mayor has left. i blame this on congress. thanks to congress you can drive 25 miles in every direction and never leave the scene of a crime. i also want to welcome the -- i know c-span is here i want to say hello to the viewer. [ laughter ] you will not forget today. mayor, perfection. absolute perfection. if the public could hear what you just said -- and i hope that this is replayed and replayed -- they would have faith in their leadership that they do not have now. [ applause ] and i begin with humor because i'm nervous and i'm intimidated and i mean that. of all the things that we'll do this year there's nothing more important because i listen to these people everyday. i do focus groups everyday and every night. and if you could hear the fear, the anxiety, the skepticism, even cynicism with the american people right now. and the only people that i have this faith in, t

sacramento mayor and former nba star kevin johnson introduces the president as point guard of pennsylvaniaattendance. president obama pledged his support to america's cities. >> what we know now is that successful cities and metropolitan areas end up being engines by which communities and states and ultimately nations succeed. >> the president went on to caution mayors not to be ideological about change but to focus on tangible results. >>> tsa screeners are finding more americans trying to board airplanes with guns. tsa recovered a record number of firearms last year, get this, more than 2200. most of them were loaded. many of the passengers claimed they just forgot about them. officers say they found the most guns at dallas-ft. worth international. >>> a showdown in the middle of street between a man in a suit and thief carrying a machete. three thieves taking off after they hit a jewelry store in london. they got away with watches worth hundreds of thousands of pounds. a good samaritan chased after them. he tried to wrestle one of the thieves to the ground. the thief got away, as he wav

we take you to see kevin johnson who is the president of the u.s. conference of mayors give the state of the city's address. the conference of mayors in washington, d.c. this is live coverage and this is mayor jn son. >> -- politically and otherwise. the second vice president mick cornell. give mick a round of applause. oklahoma state. our vice president stephanie rowley blake will join us later. she's attending a swearing in. i want to acknowledge all our past presidents. mayor callous, mayor nutter mayor riley please give them a round of applause. and tom cochran he's handling business, we cannot thank tom for his leadership and the whole entire staff of the u.s. conference of mayors, give them a round of applause. all of our plenary sessions are live streamed and available on demand at usmayors.org. use our #uscmwinter15 when share about this particular conference. we have the vice president joining us tomorrow at 1:00. go through security and once you get to the second floor, you'll be able to move along freely. secondly, please take a look at y

i got -- who is kevin johnson? you told me you were michael jordan. it's a pleasure.nd i welcome you also to washington. i see the mayors left. i blame this on congress. thanks to congress you can drive 25 miles in any direction and never leave the scene of a crime. i also know that c-span is here. i want to say hello to the viewer. you will not forget today. mayor, perfection. absolute perfection. if the public could hear what you just said, and i hope that this is replayed and replayed, they would have faith in their leadership that they do not have now. i begin -- [ applause ] thank you. and i begin with humor because i'm nervous and i'm intimidated. and i mean that. of all the things i will do this year, there's none more important. because i listen to these people every day. i do focus groups every day, every night. and if you could hear the fear, the anxiety the skepticism, even cynicism with the american people right now and the only people that they have faith in, the only people that they think that can lead is the people in this room. you have no idea how im

the conference president, kevin johnson announce the relationship between cities. we will hear from frank luntz. this is one hour. >> good afternoon. i hope you are enjoying the meal. i want to say how excited we are to be here for the meeting of the u.s. conference of mayors. i and the mayor of sacramento and the president of this fine organization. it is so awesome that so many of you have flown from so many places to be here. it is an honor to introduce the conference leadership. i will start on my left. usually on my right, politically and otherwise mick cornett. let's give him a round of applause. our vice president, stephanie rawlings blake will be joining us. i want to a knowledge of the past presidents. please give them a round of a applause. and, tom cochrane is out there and handling the business. we cannot thank tom for his leadership -- we can now thank tom for his leadership. let's give them a round of applause. as a reminder, all of the sessions are alive and available on demand. for those of you who need toon twitter, use the hashtags. i have two hou

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sacramento mayor and kevin johnson introduced. oakland's new mayor libby schaaf among half a dozen bay area mayors in attendance. during his address, president obama pledged to support america's cities. >> what we now know is successful cities in metropolitan areas end up being the engines by which communities and states and ultimately nations succeed. >> the president went on to caution mayors and tell them that they should focus on tangible results in their cities. >>> guns at u.s. airports. the tsa says it seized a record number of firearms. last year more than 2200 weapons were confiscated, up from more than 600 weapons seized ten years ago. one factor is the number of states that allow americans to carry concealed weapons. 83% of the weapons seized were loaded. officers say they found most of the guns at dallas/fort worth international. the most common excuse amongst travelers? that they forgot they were carrying the gun. >>> u.s. hopes of reopening an american embassy in cuba appear to be fading after days of negotiations in

starbucks named kevin johnson as its next chief operating officer. cutbacks coming at dreamworks.will go from three to two films a year. they are trying to improve the quality and profitability of its pictures. it will report expenses of at least $450 million for the restructured. those are your top headlines. tom, what is your top headline? >> after two perfect days of weather, we finally got some snow. we need to warm things up with adam pozen. he is taking over as president of the peterson institute. it seems like a good time to meet with you. every camera every microphone is in front of you and you say forget about the gloom, optimism should rain. -- should reign. >> the u.s. is on a solid growth path. china did a solid growth path no matter how much they fiddle with the numbers. japan was on the upside. people were disappointed. most emerging markets have firm policies. the world is not just about europe, even though we are in davos. there is almost a j curve effect. the initial reaction is good news for bmw and the rest. where is the gloom for germany? >> they had some thing

kevin johnson, mayor of sacramento california and president of the conference delivers the state of thecity's address. live starting at 12:45 p.m. eastern on c-span3. and we are back on c-span3 later for president obama's visit to boise state university in. idaho. the president will promote initiatives from his state of the union address. live at 4:45 p.m. eastern. >> this saturday, live coverage of the iowa freedom summit from des moines begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern. speakers include potential 2016 presidential candidates. governors rick perry, scott walker, and chris christie former governor mike huckabee businessman donald trump and then carson. plus, sarah palin. the iowa freedom summit. this saturday on c-span radio and c-span.org. >> president obama delivered the state of the union address before a joint session of congress tuesday night. he spoke for an hour, touching on the economy, employment trade, race relations and foreign policy issues. his remarks are in our. -- an hour. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. [applause] >> members of congress i have , the high

today, kevin johnson, mayor of sacramento and president of the conference, delivers the state of the city's address. we will bring that to you live starting at 12:45 p.m. eastern on c-span3. we are back on c-span3 later for president obama's visit to boise state university. it is the first leg of a trip to you american universities where the president will promote initiatives on his state of the union address. see it live at 4:45 p.m. eastern. this saturday, live coverage of the freedom summit from des moines begins at 10 a.m. eastern. speakers include governors rick perry, scott walker and chris christie former governor my company, businessman donald trump and dr. ben carson as well as 2008 vice president nominee sarah palin. this saturday on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. president obama delivered the annual state of the union address tuesday night. he spoke for an hour touching on the economy, employment, trade race relations and foreign-policy issues. we will follow his remarks with the republican response given by freshman senator joni aarons of iowa. the sergeant at arms:

we will be hearing from three of the great city mayors here in america and start with kevin johnson from sacramento california also from the council of mayors. >> thank you very much it is an honor and a professor -- pleasure i flew the furthest on the redeye. [laughter] that is so much we care about this issue. [laughter] for 84 the opportunity to appear before you to discuss a topic of great concern to the nation's mayors we're chartered with developing repetition and some are critical to the future of our cities and nations and the quick action in he had to do set as a tight timeline. and for the support of the task force and the strong in productive partnership they have had with the nation's mayors. attorney eric holder and ron davis has shown leadership and ms. lynch will provide that leadership once she is confirmed as attorney general. i am honored to serve thank glad to be joined on this panel for two outstanding leaders for our organization in respective cities. an initial discussion of what we could learn from ferguson we discuss this further at the mayor and police chief meet

climb to the south of el capitan and down wall the yosemite park using only their hands and feet kevin johnsonheir climb almost three weeks ago the to do have the safety ropes and harnesses in case they slip but as far as finding values in their hands and feet is more than 3,000 ft. of sheer granite that respect to finish the climb sometimes even >> erica: taylor swift loves her friends she is now forcing up to her friends were hard for letters and twist with the latest act of kindness and making headlines this morning she even made some for the second off sinkers cast. i want to go follow her on twitter and start weeding this seems like she's really wholesome will still be the hot pop star. >>darya: coming up california woman started kickstart campaign to start in will to attach to their name on their buying in the 6:00 hour will show you what she is asking for in return. female announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. and through monday, get 3 years interest-free financing on selected models. don't miss sleep train's year end clearance

kevin johnson make the introductions right now and he's the mayor of sacramento. the president of the u.s. conference of players and former nba player. >> tom cochran, all of us, this is a big deal and we don't want to take this for granted. to be here in the white house, we got a chance to interact with vice president biden. we got a chance to talk to eight cabinet members and dozens of officials. the level of cooperation, six years he has opened up the white house to us every single year. [applause] >> so again, this level of cooperation between administration and may kwrorz regardless of political affiliation is a result of one thing and the leadership of president barack oh bam max the leadership has led to some of the most dramatic and impactful changes in our nation's history. he walked into the worst financial crisis since the great depression and averted an economic cat is an is a tpeu /* /* -- catastrophe. he passed healthcare reform for millions who could not afford it. [applause] >> he repealed don't ask don't tell. [applause] >> he appointed two female

now as to our leader, i always try my best with the president of this great conference, mayor kevin johnson, not to refer to his previous career. because if you would to refer to it you might say he is our point guard and he dishes the ball generously to his fellow mayors. but i won't do that. i won't do that. but mayor johnson has been a great friend and a great partner in the work we're doing talking about the issues that really matter in this country today under his leadership the conference of mayors is more crucial to that debate than ever. i also want to thank you, mayor, together the leaders of the federal government who actually understand our lives and our work. i hope you've had the experience i have had when i call secretary castro, or secretary foxx, or secretary vilsack or director abramson, you don't need to translate to them the issues you're dealing with. you don't need to explain to them the challenges and the pressures of what's going on in your city. it is so refreshing to talk to federal government leaders who instantly understand what we are facing, and actually want to

we will start with kevin johnson, mayor of city of sacramento california and the current president of the u.s. conference of mayors. mr. mayor? >> thank you very much, it's an honor and a pleasure to be here. i would like to think that i flew the furthest, 3000 miles to get here, on a redeye, that's how much we care about this issue. i want to thank you for the opportunity to appear before you this afternoon to discuss a topic of great concern for the nation's mayors. we are charged with developing recommendations, you are charged with developing recommendations that will be critical to the future of our cities and the nation. we appreciate president obama's leadership on this issue. and the quick action he took by appointing this outstanding task force and setting a tight timeline for your report. we also appreciate the efforts of the u.s. department of justice and its cops for its support on this task force and for the strong and productive partnership they have had with the nation's mayors. attorney general eric holder and director ron davis have exhibited real leadership during th

and i think the hiring of kevin johnson, a world-class business leader and a ceo coming from juniper,e bringing into our company, in a sense, a number one draft choice who has a skill base and experience that's going make the team better make me better and add business act cue minute to the thread of what we have to do as a company and that is being very very smart with regard to technology and ingrating the brand with the way the customers live work and play. >> i'll interrupt quickly. box opened at 20.20. 46% gain after pricing of 14 as you know. >> i hope people got in. you talked about the idea of the experience. and i see the roseastery. i'd be remiss if the next one is in new york. people understand why this is the disney world of coffee and what it means to have kraftcraft coffees to get younger people drinking. kraft beer is crushing regular beer. is this a defensive move? how exciting is the roastery? >> well i wish you could be here and see if for yourself because the camera does not capture what is going on here. my view this is as strong immersive speerngs asexperience as

we'll hear from sacramento mayor kevin johnson, he's the president of the u.s.onference of mayors. that will be live starting at 12:45 eastern. at 2:30, the house science committee hears about research conducted by faa and nasa regarding how to integrate drones into the national aerospace system. again, that will be live from capitol hill starting at 2:30 eastern. this afternoon, the day after his state of the union address, president obama will head to boise, idaho, speaking about proposals in his speech. live at 5:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span3. the headline in the minneapolis star tribune says the senate panel begins showdown with obama over negotiations on the iranian nuclear deal. the story says senators are pushing to have a say about ongoing international negotiations aimed at preventing iran from developing nuclear weapons, a move that will further destabilize an increasingly volatile middle east. working on legislation that would allow an up or down vote on any deal the obama administration reaches with tehran. that hearing will be live on c-span3 in a

conference of mayors winter meeting 12:45 eastern time to hear kevin johnson the state of the cities>>> and then we hear about research from the faa and nasa on how to integrate drones into the national aerospace system. and the day after his state of the union address, the president travelled to idaho to talk about the aspects of his speech. we'll have that live for you at 5:00 p.m. >>> this saturday the iowa freedom summit from des moines will feature presidential candidates, governor rick perry scott walker chris christie former senator ben huckabee and ben carson and sarah palin. the iowa summit this weekend on cspan, cspan radio and cspan.org. >>> and again the meeting of mayors will be coming up. but right now immigration and demographics. here henry sus narrow and george w. bush citizen chief alfonso aguilar discuss the president's 2014 executive actions on immigration and the potential for immigration legislation out of the new republican congress. >>> next is our panel immigration in the new year. ron brown is returning to stage and we have joining him henry cisneros, the ch

kevin johnson, the mayor of sacramento, interviewed the president. that introduction has been making the rounds. we will play a bit of that for you now. ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, you guys ready? standing 6'1" 100 80 pounds, southpaw from columbia university, from high school in honolulu, the point guard of pennsylvania avenue, the 44th president of united, barack obama. [applause] host: the introduction there. what's the full event online at c-span.org. halftime for a few more calls. -- have time for a few more calls. the freedom summit getting ready to start in a couple of minutes. michael in georgia. for republicans. caller: i am thankful for c-span. on the elections, as far as the republicans are concerned, there are too many out there -- viable candidates to say who is the front runner or who will be the ultimate candidate for the republican party. i am hoping that hillary clinton runs. mainly because i have worked in the country of saudi arabia after retiring from the military. every one over there has a cell phone. you have your num

johnson back in the studio. you deserve it. you should get in. congratulations on. that. >> thank you, kevin. tremendous honor just to be mentioned with the guys that are in that finalist list. jimmy johnson, i wish you the best. i think that's a no-brainer to me. but all these guys are so great. thank you for acknowledging that. very proud of just being in that final pick. >> kevin: seahawks will take a knee. and probably do it one more time before this one becomes officially in the books. first super bowl champ to win a play-off game since the patriots in '05. been a long time. this team is going on all cylinders right now. russell wilson, a monster game. 15 of 22. 268 yards and 3 touchdowns. >> john: i don't care who comes in here next week for that championship game, there is no margin for error against this team. you have got to be on point. you have to take advantage of opportunities. whether you miss them they're too good. they take advantage of that. >> kevin: and they did here today. eight straight play-off wins at home for seattle. russell wilson brilliant. simply brilliant. third do

johnson back in the studio. you deserve it. you should get in. congratulations on. that. >> thank you, kevin. tremendous honor just to be mentioned with the guys that are in that finalist list. jimmy johnson, i wish you the best. i think that's a no-brainer to me. but all these guys are so great. thank you for acknowledging that. very proud of just being in that final pick. >> kevin: seahawks will take a knee. and probably do it one more time before this one becomes officially in the books. first super bowl champ to win a play-off game since the patriots in '05. been a long time. this team is going on all cylinders right now. russell wilson, a monster game. 15 of 22. 268 yards and 3 touchdowns. >> john: i don't care who comes in here next week for that championship game, there is no margin for error against this team. you have got to be on point. you have to take advantage of opportunities. whether you miss them they're too good. they take advantage of that. >> kevin: and they did here today. eight straight play-off wins at home for seattle. russell wilson brilliant. simply brilliant. third do

kevin: harrell was good today. he's going to check out. they bring in jalen johnson. he's ab aggressive, intense guy and it shows. i think he gets his team fired up with that emotion. >> bill: rick made sure he was around the rim. he took some deep shots. most was off drives getting those legs organized finishing strong. >> kevin: told you before, he's no longer the captain but did get over a thousand points today was leading from the very first tip of the day. that is all she wrote in pittsburgh with rick pitino and cardinals beating jamie dixon and the pitt panthers 80-68. for bill raftery kevin harlan so long from pittsburgh, pennsylvania. tonight on cbs "60 minutes" "undercover boss" back to back episodes ever "csi" this is presentation of cbs sports. home of the 2015 men's national championship. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> hi everyone i'm jeff glor. winter in the northeast has not been bad this season. that is set to change quickly. the national weather service calls an approaching storm quick and dangerous. not including bl

we'll bring in betty johnson, digital director for the national review on line. and kevinr for the hill. welcome to you. >> no surprise to many that marco rubio is looking like he is going to run for the presidency, what does he bring to the table. >> well he is a fluent spanish speaker and from a swing state in florida and a convenient book tour that will land him in caucus states and iowa will be one of those states and he has a leadership record in the senate. he's well versed on the topic of immigration, and is going to be able to play for a republican donor base that will be interesting and one that might be able to hit differently from the bush and romney and christie and establishment candidate. >> he's intelligencic anded best ad- lib, off the cuff speaker as any candidate that is out there. who presents the biggest threat to his candidacy kevin? >> jon, behind the scenes jockeying for donors has begun for the 2016 cycle. the biggest threat to candidates like senator rubio is new jersey governor chris christy and former governor jeb bush and the 2012 nominee mitt r

johnson led. what about ronald reagan? senator ted kevined called him a good friend and a gracious foe. he wanted to defeat his opponents but not destroy them. presidentrationan came into office with a focus on two evil empires in his sights. one was the soviet union. the other was the federal government intruding ever more in the lives of its >> citizens. he brought down the former and reined in the latter doing something today would be considered unthinkable. he embraced his adversaries. imagine that. he had a relationship with the speaker of the house tip o'neill, and that relationship created the possibilities of saving social security for a lifetime, the most meaningful tax reductions occurred because democrats and republicans forged consensus and put aside the pettiness of the fight and focused on the broader, long-term interest. >> lesson i think is hugely important. two people can disagree and they can disagree vehemently but if they see in each other an honest broker motivated by good intentions and sincere beliefs, they can find accomodation. president reagan led. how about my

so johnson went to see rock hill solicitor kevin brackett.t was based solely on the color of their skin. >> i'm giving them back what they are entitled to which s you know their dignity and their ability to say, i broke no laws. >> reporter: what is the lesson here? >> perseverance. perseverance. we knew that eventually all of this would come to fruition. and we would have to be exonerated. >> reporter: you knew that? >> i knew that a long time ago. nobody asked. >> reporter: an interesting part of this case, gayle, is that the lawyer who originally represented them back in 1961 he'll be standing beside them in court today. and the judge who will clear their name is the nephew of the judge who originally convicted them. >> oh my gosh michelle. >> such an an unbelievable story. >> just that goose bump moment after goose bump moment and then just another button. it makes me want to cry when you think what those men have been through. >> it makes me upset. makes me very upset. for 50 years to wait for that. >> that's why it's so important we tel

so johnson went to see rock hill solicitor kevin brackett. based solely on the color of their skin. >> i'm giving them back what they are entitled to which s you know their dignity and their ability to say, i broke no laws. >> reporter: what is the lesson here? >> perseverance. perseverance. we knew that eventually all of this would come to fruition. and we would have to be exonerated. >> repor judge who originally convicted them. >> oh my gosh michelle. >> such an an unbelievable story. >> just that goose bump moment after goose bump moment and then just another button. it makes me want to cry when you think what those men have been through. >> it makes me upset. makes me very upset. for 50 years to wait for that. >> that's why it's so important we tell these stories. i'd never heard of the friendship nine i'm embarrassed to say. >> what a beautiful story. >>> the girl who too a hands-on approach. how she helped medics after a car crash. ♪ >>> a 10-year-old can girl is being called a hero this morning because she knew the signs. >> are you h

with kevin durant's mom on our website, nbcwashington.com, including her reaction to his emotional mvp speech in which he honored her. >>> hey, that's all for "news4 this week," i'm veronica johnsonning us. we leave you with some amazing time lapse video from the international space station. until next time remember be safe, be kind, be happy, everybody. ♪ release a devastating avalanche of taste on your tongue. bury yourself in the flavor full of sweet icing and filling. call off the hounds! rescue is unnecessary. pillsbury toaster strudel, the snow day of breakfasts. (humming) oh yeah. (humming) they're magically delicious. ha! very funny, kyle. >>> waking up to a winter weather advisory in parts of the area. take a look at the radar. rain sleet and some pockets of snow. we have live team coverage plus we're tracking how much snow we'll get with a second weekend storm. >>> also d.c. is pushing back against metro's explanation of communication issues during this month's underground emergency. what a new report says metro was warned about. p. >> but first, good saturday morning to you. >> welcome to "news 4 today". so this morning we want along that

and outstanding victory but not without controversy in our own committee and i know that kevin brady and sam johnsonery concerned about this, but as the chairman said the rules are the rules, and we should proceed from there. but i also want to thank all of those, and especially the chairman who raised the point about volunteer firefighters. all of us have that visual in our mind of those going up the stairs so that people can come down the stairs. and since september 11, and noting that volunteer firefighters cover more than 70% of this country, this clearly is a bill that was worthy of the unanimous approval and consent that it received. and as indicated by -- bipartisanly supported. i want to commend representative courtney, who will speak later and representative esty and the volunteer councils and other tax issues that will be coming before our committee that have been bipartisanly supported by the chairman and tom latham and others. and i know we share the bipartisan spirit in this. i would also like to say that so many people who are emergency medical volunteers also along with firefighters c

johnson had been a teacher's aide at germantown elementary school. now, she's facing felony drug charges alongside the alleged accomplice anthony hack. only on 7 the montgomery county reporter kevin lewis is live with how this allunfolded. kevin? >> alison last friday night, police spotted a car traveling with a burned out spotlight. they actually pulled it over in this safeway parking lot and who and what they found inside of that vehicle has parents of more than 400 children stunned. >> that's good. >> shock at copper mill elementary school today after learning casey johnson, a special needs para educator was arrested on felony drug charges. >> now i'm like you know afraid. i'm like i don't know. i'm actually shocked. >> last friday police stopped johnson and her friend anthony hock. germantown commons shopping plaza. investigators say johnson nervously fumbled around as she looked for her license. her voice trembled. her hands shook uncontrollably and her breathing was extremely labored. while searching the paraeducator's car, a k-9 unit sniffed out a backpack stashed in the truck. inside, officers say they found a large baggy of marijuana and digital scale surrounded by orang

johnson who wrote a children's book about the men from friendship college. >> i have this overwhelming degree of respect and love because i know that they cared about the community. >> prosecutor kevins honored to help overturn the men's convictions today. >> we need to take the time to tell them thank you and we need to take time to tell them that they were right. >> juts being made right for courageous men who made history. >> now looking back on it it made a big difference in the civil rights movement. i am very proud of it. >> interesting detail from the hearing is that the judge today who overturned the conviction is the nephew of the judge back in 1961 who sent the friendship nine to jail but today the current judge, john c. hayes says knowing his uncle as he does, if he were still alive what happened in this courthouse the historic moments that just occurred within the last hour. >> what a day. mark, you got the assignment of the day and the interviews of the day. congratulations on that report. wonderful. thank you, mark. >> reporter: thank you. >> up next hillary clinton is willing to face republicans over benghazi. it is one of the stories we just thought you should know.

johnson who wrote a children's book about the men from friendship college. >> and i have this overwhelming degree of respect and love because i know that they cared about the community. >> reporter: prosecutor kevinckets is honored to help overturn the men's convictions today. >> we need to take the time to tell them thank you and to tell them that they were right. >> reporter: justice being made right for courageous men who made history. >> now looking back on it it made a big difference in the civil rights movement. i'm very proud of it. >> reporter: now, an interesting detail from this hearing today, the judge, expected to overturn those convictions today is the nephew of the judge who back in 1961 sent the friendship nine to jail. so, jose over the years, times have really changed here. >> yeah. amazing. it took 54 years. mark potter, thank you for being with us. appreciate it. >> reporter: thank you. >>> after the break, my oaks collusive interview with assistant secretary of state reporta jacobson just back from cuba. what she happen to say about a big issue, human rights. >>> and pause to recognize the birthday of a poet fighter for cuba's independence. jose marte, born on this day in 1853

andrew johnson was the first to run as a -- there was a hope that -- that is why we have the history. host: this is kevinn tennessee. good morning. caller: good morning. i hope everyone has a good day. i have been independent for years. i have been on both parties and suede back and forth -- swayed back and forth. they really do not have a choice in the primaries. we have to be in this or that party and then they label us as a third. all i wanted was the ability to vote no. i hope everybody is listening. the true freedom is when they go into the election that we can say no, we do not want this person to represent us. we have always had to choose the tune what they used to -- why can we not say no? that would give us the power to put pressure on the political system to say no, enough is enough. host: what is an issue important to you? caller: freedom. host: what do you mean? caller: for us to the free to choose. that's what this show is about, right? host: choose what? caller: what we want. host: that was kevin in tennessee. this is don from quantico maryland -- dawn from quantico, maryland. caller: i wan

johnson who wrote a children's book. >> i have this overwhelming degree of respect and love. i know that they cared about the community. >> prosecutor kevinhank you and tell them that they were right. >> justice being made right for courageous men who made history. >> now looking back on it it made a big difference in the civil rights movement. i'm proud of them. >> interesting detail from the hearing. the judge expected to overturn the conviction today. the nephew of the judge who back in 1961 sent the friendship nine to jail. >> wow! >> times have changed. >> and nine really important figures in the civil rights movement that don't get a lot of attention. good to see justice for them. bill deblasio on the big storm that wasn't so much here in manhattan. first this is "today" on nbc. >> blizzard tracking went more east than expected. it took unprecedented precautions. joining us is bill deblasio. >> good morning, everyone. we end up with a foot of snow give or take instead of two or more. you made these decisions to shut things down. do you regret that and feel good about that? there has been a lot of controversy. >> always controversy.