investigators how the there after the games to make it easy for cab drivers to do their jobs and michael harris shouldn't call me another 8 o'clock in the morning but call me later in the day. >> thank you. >> (calling names) >> i'd like to thank the action for allowing me to do public comment as far as the airport i've documented the tmc drivers causing congestion another the sfo airport with uber has been allowing drivers to drive thought the terminals seeking rides that's a big problem and furthermore as well as what moving forward let's ask the question how can we incorporate more technology for the tmc and not taking advantage of the came back we have basis the big problem with sfo the tmc tracking mechanisms are not fixed to the vehicle we don't know how many vehicles and the tmc drivers hide their phones this is a big problem and many monitoring those companies and tare drivers we don't know how many derivatives are out there and furthermore as well as the issues and stuff at the airport i think with with the existing technology our taxis are responders they know which drivers come in at

memorial and the chief is scheduled to speak at 11:35 followed by the attorney general kamala harris and michael johnson's harris will be follow by the department's chaplain. this will be an emotional day for the community and many people are spended to lane the route from los gatos through campbell and into san jose. as the marriott hotel downtown a tribute to officer johnson greetses visitors as they c inside. >> we have a last people coming and they stop by pay their respects. >> several zig aniaries are attending the service including mike honda and some local leaders here, the santa clara county supervisors and the san jose city council including the mayor liccardo and more than a thousand people are expected here including law enforcement if all over the nation. >>> the memorial for officer johnson will take many shows police officers off the streets today but not to worry law enforcement officers from around the south bay are stepping up to keep everyone safe and show their support. our reporter is at the old san jose city hall to continue our coverage. >> every law enforcement agency fro

harris. >>> to officer michael johnson's wife, his mother and her husband, dan. his father daniel and his wife penny, his sister jamie and all of his loved ones, there are no words that can match the depth of your loss so i will say i join millions of californians in expressing this to you. our prayers and deepest thinks are with you. to chief larry esquivel and the entire police department and to president paul kelly and the san jose police officers association. the california department of justice and the state's entire law enforcement community are here for you during this difficult and tragic time. you have our unwaivering support. today we honor san jose police officer michael johnson whose end of watch was march 24th. while i did not have the chance to know him personally i know from speaking with those who did that he was a beloved husband, son, brother and friend and a committed public servant. officer johnson or mike as we know him dedicated 14 years of his life to the most noble of professions putting his life on the line to keep our community and great

michael bohn looks at 17 international emergencies faced by presidents going back to harry truman and assesses how they were handled. michael bohn served as director of the white house situation room under president reagan. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you for taking your seats, we will get started in just a moment. welcome. i am the acting dean of the school of government and international affairs at george mason university we are delighted to have robert guttman one here to a presentation based on his latest book, and we talked about it, some excellent work. and his experiences as well in the situation room in the white house. on will introduce the director of the center for politics and foreign relations and there's a formal introduction for a speaker. >> i will show you the book if i may. i will get your thoughts on the presidency from jfk to obama to use for my next few classes. what i like about his book -- "presidents in crisis: tough decisions insaide the white house from truman to obama," at the end of each crisis, decisions of the making probl

. >> michael brown in ferguson, eric garner in staton island, eric harris in oklahoma all killed by police in the past nine months. what will happen when there's another similar incident, another black man shot down or killed by police? >> well, i hope that responsible action will take place to prevent that. often people say, well, you know, you're anti-law enforcement, the african-american community is somehow anti police. no, i think people are anti-unlawful police violence. any human system that does not have adequate checks and balance and oversight will tend toward corruption and abuse. that's why you have building inspectors. not because you hate all the construction workers. because we know if no one is overseeing these systems, they tend to go ward corruption and abuse. we do not have a national police service in the united states the way they do in so many countries. you have tiny little law enforcement agencies all across the country left to police themselves and all too often there's a culture of impunity that begins to develop where even the good police officers will not tell t

profile cases have made national news starting with the death of michael brown in ferguson missouri and including the shootings of eric harris in tulsa and walter scott in north charleston south carolina. alison? alison: new information now on the murder of a mother inside her arlington home. police tell abc 7 she was stabbed. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is tracking the newest developments from arlington tonight. jeff? jeff: alison arlington police continue to have a strong presence around this scene. police cruiser down there in the alleyway and another cruiser up here on 18th street south and investigators have been inside this home all day today. the big development of the afternoon, as mentioned, police say that 42-year-old bonnie black, the mother of two is believed to have died as a result of stabbing although police will not say exactly how many times they believe she was stabbed. forensic investigators, again inside the home all day today. the very meticulous deliberate process of looking at the clues that's inside the home to ensure that they miss no clues. police not saying exactly where they belie

harris in oklahoma. these, of course come in the wake of the police killings of michael brown and eric garner.across the country have taken to the streets again demanding an end to police brutality as well as action from lawmakers. and there's a congressman from georgia who's really helped lead that chorus. take a listen. >> it feels like open season on black men in america, and i'm outraged. in fact all americans are at risk when bad actors in law enforcement use their guns instead of their heads. despite bipartisan nationwide calls for action and despite my bills to reform the broken grand jury process, hold police accountable, and end militarization and despite my colleague's bills to encourage body cameras, this congress does nothing. >> there he was on the floor. here he is live. i have congressman hank johnson joining me from washington. congressman, welcome. nice to have you on. >> nice to be here brooke. >> i think first of all, something that a lot of people don't know is there's actually no federal database that tracks how many people are killed by police. so the closest thing we hav

harris' life as if it had no value. >> now to controversial police shooting in south carolina newspaper audio has emerged recorded just minute after former police officer michael slager fatally shot unarmed black man. >> first voice from police supervisor advising slayinger what to do now. accused of faithly shooting walter scott who was running from a traffic stop. slager was fired last week and remains behind bars charged with murder. >> a south carolina man has filed a lawsuit saying officer michael slager tazed him after a traffic stop. julius wilson says he was pull over back in august, for broken tail light. the officer told him he was under arrest, for a suspended south carolina drivers license. his lawyer says slager and two other officers named in the lawsuit had no right to taze him because he was already face-down, and handcuffed. >> has been a decline for many years, and so this was something that we had discussed and had shelved and in light of the recent events we thought it was important to look at it again. >> aside from the officers the city north charleston, north charleston police department, and its chief are named in the lawsuit. wilson's

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harris tambien brindo sus condolencias a las familia... --hombro a hombro cientos de oficiales dieron paso de honor al cuerpo de michael johnson eran diferentesen una sola esencia para despedir al agente que con su vida defendio a la institucion hasta el ultimo momento.... --a rtimo de gaita y descansando en su ataud la bandera de los estados unidos ingreso el ataud que llevaba el cuepo de johnson.... --el lleno era total nadie queria dejarlo ir, sin despedirse y reflexionar sobre el fatidico suceso. --johson se fue pero las balas no hicieron olvidar su sencillez, humildad amor por su familia y su institucion bite jamie radack su hermana, con gran coraje narro historias graciosas vividas con su hermano dentro de ellas que jugaban siempre a los policias y ladrones... y el insistia en ser policia por eso ella, segun dice se convirtio en abogada... --asi terminaron los 14 aÑos de servicio de este oficial con la esperanza que sea el ultimo combatiente del crimen que cae en las calles de san jose... angel live --acto final el cuerpo del oficial fue trasladado al cementerio de oak hill para una ceremonia personal y su sepultura.... angel live blanc

harris was violent and on pcp but his family says those claims are false. matt back to you. >> thank you, erin. >>> 5:37 now. fired south carolina police officer michael slager now faces a lawsuit for his actions during a traffic stop last year. this is dash cam video of the incident. slager is the second patrolman to approach the scene. the driver julius wilson resists arrest. the officers pull him from the car and slager zaps him with a taser. wilson argues he had already been restrained and slager used excessive force. slager who grew up in mount laurel, new jersey, phases murder charges for the shooting death of walter scott on april 4th of this year. ly. >> happening today, hillary clinton is scheduled to hold her first presidential campaign event in iowa. she will highlight education and economic security. >>> and clinton's two day road trip to the hawk eye state made her work up an appetite. security cameras at a chipotle in ohio spotted clinton putting in her order for a burrito bowl. staff and customers didn't seem to notice anything out of the ordinary. >>> marco rubio is back to work in washington today one day after the florida senator ent

>> michael johnson remembered at the service today as dedicated police officer and loving son brother and uncle. who enjoyed the martial arts traveling and baking cheese cake. attorney general harris praised all police officers for their sacrifice. >> this ultimate sacrifice is an eternal remind they are safety comes at supreme price. and that price must always be remembered by a grateful state and her people. >> mike loved his family with entire heart and expressed his love by being present. now he's gone it was truly a gift. >> i want to give mica standing ovation forth awesome life that he gave for us. fight after the service johnson was laid to rest at private burial at oak hill memorial park in san jose. the officer johnson death has triggered outpouring of support for the san jose police department from other officers average citizen. chris was along today procession route. >> at winchester and lark this american flag flying high as procession passed by. >> i feel for his family and hope they are taken care of and just want to show them respect. hopefully they saw everybody out here day deputy chief daryn of the santa clara county fire department also among those who were th

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harris when shoots him in back. >> ifill: and in south carolina released audio of the white policeman who fatally shot a black man in the back. michaeld eight times as walter scott ran from him. he's now charged with murder. the audio is from the dashboard camera in slager's cruiser. he's heard telling a supervisor: "i don't understand why he took off like that. i don't understand why he'd run." four former blackwater security guards were sentenced today for killing 14 iraqi civilians in baghdad, in 2007. one was given life in prison. the others got 30 years each. the four guarded state department officials in baghdad, and said they opened fire after being shot at. prosecutors called it an unprovoked ambush. on wall street, stocks drifted lower to start the week. the dow jones industrial average lost 80 points to close below 18000. the nasdaq fell seven points, and the s&p 500 slipped nine. and, the nobel prize-winning german novelist guenter grass died today. he challenged germans to face their nazi past, but later, had to admit his own. jon snow of independent television news has this report on his life and work. >> reporter: one o

harry. as we do this i want to focus on some specific parts of this video in the aftermath and before the shooting. we'll show this up on the screen here. michael said that walter scott tried to take his taser from him and he felt threatened. here we see a dark object that could be the taser on the ground as scott is running away and you can see the officer there in firing position firing those eight shots, five of which hit him. after he was shot we see the officer leave where scott was down on the ground run back to pick up what appears the same object. possibly the taser. we don't know that for sure. based on the circumstances it appears to be possible. next frame. here we're going to focus in on it. does this piece of video show the taser being dropped. you're a police officer 24 years this new york. when you look at that evidence i'm not asking you to be judge, jury what does that look like? >> something looks funny. the way he dropped it it was like he was walking and like he wasn't dropping it. >> like he wanted to hide what he was doing. >> the assumptions it might be the taser. we can't tell. we have to get the video enhanced. we have

harry peterson. two officers responded to the home saturday after receiving a call the suspect planned to hurt himself or family members. once inside the home cops say the suspect dallas michael ruff pointed a weapon at them that was a realistic looking air rifle. lieutenant peterson shot ruff who is in stable condition. he's charged with first and second degree assault and reckless endangerment. >>> one u.s. serviceman is dead, two others injured after an afghan soldier opened fire on them in jalalabad after a meeting between afghan provincial leaders and a u.s. embassy official. american troops immediately killed that afghan fire. >>> we are just getting started on wusa9 news at 5:00. there's a new metro station getting closer to reality. bruce leshan tries to find out if the proposed potomac yard station would really be worth the coast. >> plus why marion barry's widow is suing the woman who donated a kidney to the late mayor for life. >> plus topper is back with more on tonight's yellow alert and when we could finally see a day of sunshine. >> even though this surveillance camera captured video of two vandals defacing this synagogue, i'll which car company is the first an

michael keaton did not win best actor but he did win the award for "outstanding performance in going through ten packs of juicy fruit." [ applause ] chewing it up. here's another one. neil patrick harris the award for "best performance by a tube sock." >> steve: aww, always good. >> jimmy: that's a rare award. that's a rare award. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: and finally, john travolta won the award for "best impression of a guy on ecstasy at an awards show." there you go. [ cheers and applause ] this is pretty incredible. i just heard about the world's oldest living set of twins. were both 103 years old and live next door to each other in the u.k. then, queen elizabeth said, "and you have to buy me a drink if you want to see them." [ laughter ] >> steve: what? what! what! >> jimmy: she was making a a joke. >> steve: oh, she was just teasing. apparently, she was teasing. >> jimmy: speaking of the royal family, i saw that prince charles will meet president obama next month. the two don't get to meet often. mainly because they can hear each other pretty well from their own countries. [ laughter ] "did you just say something?" "nope, i wasn't talking to you." [ lau

harris. bates is now facing a second-degree manslaughter charge. in ohio a cleveland police officer is on trial for the 2012 deaths of timothy russell and melissa williams. after a chase, michaele car. these cases are the exceptions. according to the "washington post," only 54 on-duty officers have been charged since 2005, despite the thousands of is people police fatally shot during that same period. police advocates would say that's because the use of force was justified. and in the cases that have been resolved most of those officers were cleared or acquitted. >> it's not surprising that police are prosecuted for lethal force, much less than regular civilians. because factually, the reality is police are expert testifiers. it's not necessarily being dishonest or disengineingenuousdisingenuous it's marshaling the facts in a way that would best serve their own interests. >> in officer, ten officers were on leave after a knbc helicopter caught them beating up 35-year-old francis pusok at the end of a pursuit. while he's disturbed by what he saw in the video, john mcmahon of the san bernardino county sheriff's department says it can be difficult for officers to pull back the re

harris. then at 12:57 there will be a moment of radio silence in honor of officer michael johnson. governor jerry brown is not on the list of scheduled speakers. we contacted the governor's office in sacramento to confirm that he will not be attending today's service. he traditionally goes to memorials of fallen police officers, but it's important to note the governor is also dealing with his own family loss. his 81-year-old sister cynthia died last weekend. make sure you stay tuned for complete coverage. memorial service. our online coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. our television coverage starts at 11. >>> it is coming up on 8:36. two elk grove police officers crashed their motorcycles about an hour ago while on their way to the memorial in san jose. police say the officers hit a diesel spill about four miles away from their station just south of sacramento. both officers went down on their motorcycles. one was taken to the hospital but the extent of his injuries is the not known. police say the other officer was okay. >>> time is now 8:36. new morning some people are still talking a

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michael daly of the daily beast, trent copeland defense attorney who has represented police officers. let me begin with you, harryot fair to give all police officers a bad name. these are the men and women out there on the streets protecting all of us. when you look though i wonder if you think use of force like this is becoming more common in police departments or we are seeing it more? >> i think we're probably seeing it more. because of the age of the video. it's more common or not, i don't know. i mean i don't think there's any statistics out there to be able to show us. it seems like every time we see it on the tv especially in the last two days now we got this thing going on in san bernardino county police officers were in a three-hour chase. i got to tell you, you know you're in a chase that long you're putting your life in danger chasing that person you're going after that person and you get riled up. okay what looks to have happened is those police officers once they caught him weren't able to calm themselves down. >> with you defending them? >> no i'm not. >> they kicked and punched him more than 30 tim

fellow mormon harry reid was a friend of the lee family and as the story goes, once locked a preteen michaeln a garage. overcoming scars that might have caused, he earned his degree at brigham young university. he worked for several john, twice for samuel alito once when he was an appellate judge, and later on the supreme court. our guest was in private practice in 2010 when he stunned the political establishment and defeated robert bennett for the gop senate nomination from utah. the almanac of american politics says he was the end of senator when he took office in january, 2011. the senator's new book is called "our lost constitution -- the will. version of america's founding document." -- the willful subversion of america's founding document." it is the second book. so much for biographies. on to the mechanics. no live blogging or tweeting. no filing of any kind while the breakfast is underway. there is no embargo when the session ends. to release the selfie urge, we will e-mail several pictures to all reporters as soon as the breakfast ends. as regular attendees know, if you would like t

michael browns. i don't know how they're going to try to demonize tamir rice, a 12-year-old kid, but as i stand here dr. harris, i can guarantee you this, being part of the criminal justice system that we're a part of, they're going to try to blame tamir rice for what you see in that video. so i stopped my comments. they said, after i got them off of that, talking about what message are you giving to young black men and for all these sisters, and i said, and they said why do you take on these cases, why do you keep making these issues, you know, these controversial issues? and i remember thinking i looked at the newspaper in richmond, virginia and it was the same headline, walter, all across america, and they said because of what just happened to walter scott in north charleston, south carolina, the headline read, "black men still targets." and so i told him without even saying a word, this is why i take on the cases i take on but i have a news flash for you. it's not just black men. it's black women. it's black boys and it's black girls. it's brown boys, it's brown girls. and, yeah, i said, it would be so eas

michael browns. i don't know how they going to try to demonize tamir rice a 12-year-old kid, but as i stand here dr. harris, i can guarantee you this being part of this criminal justice system that we're a part of they are going to try to blame tamir rice for what you see in tla video. and so, i start my comments they said, after i got them off of that talking about what message are you giving to young black men and all these sisters and they said well, why do you take on these cases? why do you keep making these issues? you know, these controversial ib issues. i looked at the newspaper in richmond, virginia and tvs the same headline. all across america. and they said, because of what just happened to walter scott in north charleston south carolina, black men still targets. and so, i told him, the word, this is why i take on the cases i take on, but i have a news flash for you. it's not just black men. it's black women. it's black boys. and it's black girls. it's brown boys. it's brown girls. and y'all, i said, it would be so easy for us to look the other way. we comfortable. we making money. you know, we

michael, seattle, washington democrats line. good morning. caller: folks, the gop stands for guardians of privilege. and that has been true -- i first heard that back in harryruman say. right now we have in america the greatest concentration of wealth and the greatest disparity of income since 1928. and this republican budget does nothing to close the widening gap between workers who are reaping corporate profits and the greedy fatcats who are reaping them. our infrastructure has a $2 trillion deficit. they are about to let the highway trust fund run out, much less make any investments. never two, college students are facing crushing $24,000 debt on average college education. they do nothing to make it more affordable. number three we have 20% of our children living in poverty. they just pass a budget in the house and senate that has struck only and devastating cuts to everything from head start to medicaid. and finally, they have a budget where 65% of the budget cuts are focused on the middle class and the working class. which means that millions more of our citizens will go from the solid ground of the middle class to the swamp of the underclass. and it's

michael phelps could return to competition. his suspension ended today. he was removed from the 2015 world championships roster following a dui arrest last september. prince harryarmy. hundreds of cheering fans turned out to catch a clims of the prince reportedly on his last active duty deployment. he is expected to leave the army after ten years of service. 8:05 and a check of the weather from al at the white house. >> all of our friends, the characters from the lego movie and smokey and all the fun folks from home. captain planet all here to give out 22,000 of these wooden eggs that kids 13 years of age and under will get. it has the gimme five slogan on the one side. five things that mrs. obama is helping americans challenge to get healthy and stay fit and be active. awfully cool. i high of 74 degrees here in the nation's capital. it will be fabulous. as you can see, we have wet weather in the pacific northwest. we are looking at a little bit of trouble making its way across a clipper, but look at the temperatures in the east. finally jet stream up to the north. look at wichita 84. dallas 83. al zand a are 83 and a high of 77. that's 14 degrees above average