. >> i would like you to meet michael johnson. he has been in the program for over 8 years. >> nice to me you. what inspired your photography? >> i am inspired everything that i see. the greatest thing about being a photographer is being able to show other people what i see. i have mostly worked in cuba and work that i shot here in san francisco. >> what is it about being a street artist that you particularly like? >> i liked it to the first day that i did it. i like talking to mentum people. talking about art or anything that comes to our minds. there is more visibility than i would see in any store front. this would cost us relatively very little. >> i am so happy to meet you. i wish you all of the best. >> you are the wonderful artist that makes these color coding. >> nice to me to. >> i have been a street artist since 1976. >> how did you decide to be a street artist? >> i was working on union square. on lunch hours, i would be there visiting the artist. it was interesting, exciting, and i have a creative streak in me. it rang

michael johnson says meet me at the quarterback. he's going down. sacks griffin on consecutive plays. so the bengals get it back, driving again. set up for a field goal, and it's a fake. bengals led 24-10 at that time half. they were playing some good football. redskins' offense struggling in the first half. different story in the second half. alfred more ray, get out of the arm tackle. come on, you can't tackle that guy with just arms. another solid game for him 24- 17. after the punt, griffin rolled and hit santana. moss' only catch of the day. he made it count to tie it. fourth quarter now, dalton right back, the red-headed stepchild. i say that because he's got red hair. he's also got a strong arm. dawkins with the mismatch. dalton was doing it with his arm, griffin doing it with his legs here. his third rushing touchdown of the season. 38-31 now. one last drive. josh morgan was the goat last week. he gets it done there. 221 yards. later in the drive, ball at the bengals' 38-yard line. griffin spins out. running, running, running. 12 carries, 89

. >> michael johnson. william johnson. arthur jones iii. charles jones. donald jones. judith jones. thomas jordon. angry joseph. karl joseph. steven joseph. james josiah. karen juday. michael judge. bolger against. -- my father roberto hernandez. >> my nephew. they say time heals all wounds. it is not true. there is of the wade in our lives that will never be filled or healed. they may have silenced your voice but your infectious laugh will always be heard. your in our minds and hearts forever. god bless. >> sherry kendall. and then send keynes. sheldon cantor. charros. william cared. charles caspar. robert michael. edward kane. richard kane. we said griffin. carroll key sessler burma keating. brenda keebler. chandelier keller. joseph keller. peter keller men. john kelly. and my uncle and a loving uncle god bless him. >> for my identical twin twin, stephen coach, the bond that was created could never be destroyed by hatred but will live and endure. your smile and spirit continues to inspire family and friends and all those who knew you. to all of the 9/11 family's especially the 46

michael beckof. you talk about president eisenhower, kennedy and johnson as well as the strategy for winning world war ii and the cold war. .. >> he was trying to get them to think that the competition with the soviets was serious enough to get americans to pay for defense and perhaps to render their sons and daughters very quickly after world war ii. >> host: how much continuity was there when it came to soviet power from fdr to president johnson? >> guest: a lot more than they give them credit for. dwight eisenhower had something called rollback. they said elect him because he will wipe the russians out of eastern europe. to some extent, he was serious to that effect. but the way that eisenhower handled this, he had it aide called andrew goodpaster. he was sort of a pullback supporter. they had this operation called operation solarium. the way he did it was he appointed three teams fred one was rollback, push eastern europe back even if it means war, and the other was isolationists, do nothing and let them take over the world, and of the center would be something akin to what we would call containme

there are some perks for historians. >> host: michael beschloss, we think the johnson family's motivationo release these tapes in all? >> guest: that was lieber johnson's decisions. one of her daughter and granddaughters told that she shouldn't have done it. this is the early 1990s and lbj had viewers not familiar with logistics. he had secretly taped about 650 hours. no one knew about it. he had locked them up in the lbj library. an older woman knew about them named mildred. not long before johnson died on january 22, 1973, he said i want you to know that my intention is that after i die, these tapes should be locked up for 50 years. not shown to anyone. then, whoever is director of the library should listen to them. destroy some or all of them are decide what he wants to do. so she wrote an affidavit that said -- for about 20 more years, most americans didn't know about these things. >> host: in early 1990, he saw a man named terry middleton. joe dimaggio presidential library director. sort of a model for someone in that job. he went to johnson said, you know, historically, maybe we sho

there are some perks for historians. >> host: michael beschloss, we think the johnson family's motivationo release these tapes in all? >> guest: that was lieber johnson's decisions. one of her daughter and granddaughters told that she shouldn't have done it. this is the early 1990s and lbj had viewers not familiar with logistics. he had secretly taped about 650 hours. no one knew about it. he had locked them up in the lbj library. an older woman knew about them named mildred. not long before johnson died on january 22, 1973, he said i want you to know that my intention is that after i die, these tapes should be locked up for 50 years. not shown to anyone. then, whoever is director of the library should listen to them. destroy some or all of them are decide what he wants to do. so she wrote an affidavit that said -- for about 20 more years, most americans didn't know about these things. >> host: in early 1990, he saw a man named terry middleton. joe dimaggio presidential library director. sort of a model for someone in that job. he went to johnson said, you know, historically, maybe we sho

storm team 4 meteorologist veronica johnson has more on hurricane michael and what's happening in ourorecast. hi, veronica. >> hey, there. yeah, guys, it just became a category 3 hurricane, so winds well over 100 miles per hour. not so much michael to worry about, but leslie for bermuda saturday night. hurricane leslie, probably a strong cegory 2 storm as it approaches saturday night to areas around bermuda. they're expecting right now 120-mile-per-hour wind gusts and 30-foot seas with heavy rainfall in and around there. so, bermuda, for us, we're going to get the rough surf and rip currents coming our way for the weekend and early part of next week. on radar, we've got that rain right now, frederick and buckeystown and leesburg, headed towards clarksburg and the poolesville area. light showers, mt. airy, gaithersburg, headed towards eldersburg, those light showers. we're in the 70s this morning, 73 to 79 degrees. a warm start again, not quite as muggy this morning, but the humidity will be returning this afternoon. high 84 by noontime. the hometown forecast for columbia, maryland. 87

her father is don johnson and her mother is philip michael thomas -- no, her mother is melanie griffithevision night debut, ora from the uk, rita ora from the bud light stage. she is a wrote tay of jay-z. tomorrow night, simon cowell and britney spears will be here together tomorrow night and we'll have music from slightly stoopid and on thursday night, speaking of slightly stoopid, terry bradshaw is going to be here and music from dave matthews band so please join us. also, i have some important ticket information for those who might want to see us live in brooklyn at the end of october. from october 29th through november 2nd we will broadcast from the briefly brooklyn academy of music so guillermo is helping to decide. you'll go through and help decide who gets to come to the show. if you want to be considered for tickets send guillermo a personal e-mail telling him why you would like to be a part of our studio audience in brooklyn, the more detail you go into, the better. send an e-mail title hit me up g atticalmeguillermo@yahoo!.com. include your name and contact information so we c

>>> coming up next, chad johnson makes an indelible statement about his troubled marriage. >>> and all the e-mail traffic involving michaelst days before he passed away. the secrets revealed and some surprising correspondence. you're watching "world news now." ♪ e. you're watching "world news now." i've been coloring liz's hair for years. but lately she's been coming in with less gray than usual. what's she up to? [ female announcer ] root touch-up by nice'n easy has the most shade choices, designed to match even salon color in just 10 minutes. with root touch-up, all they see is you. more than 50 times a day? so brighten your smile a healthy way with listerine® whitening plus restoring rinse. it's the only rinse that makes your teeth two shades whiter and two times stronger. ♪ listerine® whitening... power to your mouth. >>> welcome back, everyone. he has been gone for three years now. the headlines about michael jackson are as dramatic as they were during his tumultuous life. >> now comes evidence that shows jackson was more than just unprepared for his comeback tour. he was quite literally a mess. abc's nick watt has m

this time, things are escalated and michael worth in the middle, umpires getting knocked over and lox crazy. the nats did win the game 92 and afterwards, johnson commended his boys about keeping their composure. >> that is frustration for, from a tim error error having a rough year. but i was proud of my guys for not really overreacting. and we're in a pennant race we have to be model citizens. we don't start things and we're not go going to completely back down. >> and marlins are in town. reports that mike shanahan will actually talk to him sometime in the near future about possibly bringing him back. while we're on that as we get it. the redskins gearing up for their big check. in new orleans, the season debut of robert griffin iii and that is going to abe tough debut. and they spent today's practice in that bubble preparing and simulating what it's going to be like to play new orleans and that is hard to do and with that manhattan error error-0 next year. they're not backing away from the challenge. >> and we're playing like music and doing crowd noise and stuff like that and that is hard. i think we'll be there and ready. i heard it's --

michael madsten was arrested for dui. >>> 31-year-old soup model aid am ma lima gave birth to her second daughter, see anna. levi johnson'seir second daughter, named breeze beretta. >>> similar son is now under fire for showing a photo of her newborn maxwell in a string bikini. can we go back to "people" magazine's list for a second? i find gwyneth paltrow is little boring. >> maybe if they're comparing her with kate middleton. >> i think rihanna is a great choice. gwyneth paltrow is a little dull. jessica similar simpson's baby girl -- >> if they can run around naked. >>> i'm mara schiavocampo. "way too early" with willie geist starts right now. >>> good morning. we begin with breaking news from yemen where witnesses say hundreds of demonstrators have stormed the u.s. embassy in yemen as you can see. the a.p. reporting protesters made it to the embassy grounds but have not entered the building. the mob reportedly broke through the main gate of the compound and reuters is reporting security guards opened fire in the air and there are casualties on both sides. this story is just coming into us. we'll be filling in the blan

michael cader, the founder of publishers marketplace and publishers blocked. thank you. booktv at 10 said the tv party for mark shriver. sarge was the founder of the peace corps and director of president lyndon johnson's office of economic opportunity. party attendees include chris dodd, representative steny hoyer . [inaudible conversations] >> i like her ankle on their. it's not marine or a camera. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> yeah, but not in new york a couple days. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> she was always very commit very gracious. >> thank you. i'll tell her you said hi. patrick graduated last friday from high school. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] .mac [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> is so exciting. they always feel like your in a presidential campaign. >> i don't know. i've never run for president. and getting the book out, so that's good. [inaudible conversations] >> i can't wait to read it. >> thank you. i hope it's g

michael mass. den driving erratically. he failed a breathalyzer and was charged with dui. >>> adrian in a lima gave birth to her second daughter yesterday, sienna. >>> peeking of babies, levi johnsons a dad again. he and his girlfriend have a baby girl named breeze beretta johnson after the gun, of course, what else. >>> finally, controversy over jessica simpson's weight, that's one thing. simpson is now under fire for showing a photo of her >>> hello and good morning.lar. >> cute. >> baby commercials show babies in diapers completely topless. >> i don't see the controversy. i understood the weight watchers things. >>> this comes to us from kark 4 news in little rock where a nearby nashville, arkansas, a college football super stand has become a viral sensation. ♪ there's nowhere in the world that i would remember be ♪ ♪ then yelling wahoosie >>> her support of the arkansas razorbacks has been seen by more than 3,000 viewers. she swears she doesn't drink and is quote, not a hick. she says she doesn't drink but is that something somebody would do. >> maybe the tape. the tape gives it away. >>> all right. i'm mara schiavocampo. this is earl i today, just your first stop of the day t

michael beschloss. the former smithsonian historian talks about the lives and political careers of presidents eisenhower, kennedy and johnson as well as the strategies for winning world war ii and the cold war. the pbs "newshour" commentator, the author, co-author or editor of ten books including "presidential cowcialg" and his 2011 release, "jacqueline kennedy." .. >> he was trying to get them to think that the competition with the soviets was serious enough to get americans to pay for defense and perhaps to render their sons and daughters very quickly after world war ii. >> host: how much continuity was there when it came to soviet power from fdr to >> guest: a lot more than people gave a sense of. dwight eisenhower campaign on something called rollback and john wayne would appear at eisenhower rallies a elect bike because he will like the russians out of eastern europe and eisenhower to some extent was curious about that as an ultimate aim of american policy. but this was very characteristic. andrew goodpastor was later general. a very fine man and junior member of the eisenhower staff. early in 1953 he decided to have a

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the miami dolphins cut johnson the day after the arrest. >>> new york mayor michael bloomberg's proposedsugary drinks may ab proved today. the city's board of health is scheduled to vote on this plan. it calls for a 16 ounce limit on sodas and other sugary beverages sold at restaurants delis and even movie theaters. >>> preorder start tomorrow on the new iphone 5. are you excited? >> i'm kind of apple'd out. >> it's gotten taller and lost some weight. it has a larger 4 inch screen and will be able to run on 4g wireless networks. there's new mapping with turn-by-turn directions for you. siri is apparently a little smarter and it also has a new connector. all your accessories have officially been declared obsolete. there will be an adapter available. it's going to cost you 30 bucks. >>> we're not getting too far from the breaking news in yemen. hundreds of protesters outside the u.s. embassy in sanaa. we have a live report from the region after a quick break. stay with us. when this hotel added aflac to provide a better benefits package... oahhh! [ male announcer ] it made a big splash wit

. >> cenk: michael another great analogy, i remember watching a long time ago 49ers/cowboys in the playoffs. jimmie johnsone cowboys get a lead. whenever they get a lead in the playoffs, they usually like to sit on it. jimmie johnson comes out throwing a bomb to harper. you're exactly right. i'm seeing harper catch that ball against the 49ers knowing there is a new sheriff in town. >> thanks, cenk for going right after the 49ers. another task. but it's true. you know it is showing the democrats are owning this and they're going with it. and it is literally part of the exuberance that you feel in this building tonight. unquestionable. >> cenk: all right. we want to get back to the strickland speech because i'm not done with it yet. it was fantastic. we'll hear from rahm eman yell now. this should be good now. for better or for worse. >> it is my honor to speak to you about the president i served. i want to tell you what i saw up close. while serving our president in a time of crisis. about the values he leans on and the voices he listens to. of when president obama entered the white house, the economy was i

michael. guest: that's a good question there. to distinguish myself from dr. jill stein and gary johnson and i'm not sure about rocky anderson, for example, i'm pro life and neither of those are. obama isn't. romney says he is now. he used to not be. i'm pro traditional marriage. i'm pretty sure gary johnson and -- well, i know he's not, i'm pretty sure jill stein is not, either. romney says he is now. he used to -- he wasn't when he was governor of massachusetts. and obama is not. with dr. jill stein, previously, she commented that the bankers were the cause for the need for the bailout. i disagree. i don't think there was any need for the bailout. i voted against the bailout, because in my view, that helped a few large firms, some of which weren't even fdic-insured. but the government forced smaller community banks to make loans to persons that really couldn't pay them back. they were encouraged to do that. they will -- they will accuse a financial institution of red lining if they're not making enough in the low income neighborhoods and if you're not making enough to persons without a

johnson. try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp. take the pain out of arthritis. >>> in burbank, family and close friends of michaellast good-byes. his fiancee spoke to cnn. >> i don't remember him as michael the actor, entertainer. he was the love of my life. he is the love of my life. and i'm going to miss him so much. i'm going to miss his voice and his laughter and his hugs. and how much he cared so much about his family. >> yesterday fans were able to pay their respects at a public viewing. clarke douncan had a heart attak and never fully recovered. >>> big headlines today. mitt romney embraces parts of obamacare. well, maybe not. let's first listen to mitt romney in late june stating his well-known position on the health care reforms and this by the way is the day that the supreme court ruled that, yes, obamacare's constitutional. mitt romney. >> what the court did not do on it last day in session i will do on my first day if laeblelected the yuntunited states. >> okay. repeal obamacare. thousand fast forward to sunday "meet the press" mitt romney perhaps a little different. >> i say we're going to replace ob

johnson space center is. today i rise in tribute to all of them and recognize the great leadership that neal armstrong gave as a numberble american. he along with fellow astronauts, buzz aldrin and michael copins, shared a most significant time in our history. one small step for man but a great and gigantic step for humanity. right now in houston we are celebrating 50 years of human space exploration at the hiatt regency commemorating nasa johnson. i want to thank all of those who came after, after this great hero for continuing the dream. they can count on me as a member of the united states congress to fight again for human space exploration, thank you, neal armstrong, and american hero. may you rest in peace. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? . >> i ask permission to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. dold: mr. speaker, this is not what economic recovery looks like. last friday's painful jobs report showed for every one american job that was created four people simply exited the labor force. in fact, the per