if the ocean was in the situation you have you've got problems are michael johnson. by the way, i've been back and forth to the board of supervisors but the thing about it i want to say we need an update on fillmore center sporadic. right now. right away. you guys are in the correspondent procures & i called michael the other day and he hung up on me. i'm going to have to do something that is going to bring eyebrows to everybody i'm going to file an injunction. the city as disrespected fillmore. it ain't no mystery why don't you say ace if you put a workshop together i'll come. anyway, i want to say that the impact on fillmore is no mystery. hopefully, i, come before you with more than 3 minutes >> thank you very much. are there any other speaker cards >> okay. next item please and the next item of business is the report of chair >> the next is the report of the madam director. >> commissioner you have in your informational memoranda in our packets there's a report from our yerba buena gardens a consultant as part of the transmission of those sixth assets from the ci

. >> i would like you to meet michael johnson.spired 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 ranges from t-shirts, jackets, hats. what is the day of the life of a street

michael johnson talks in my face he is trying to secure things to his family would had 0 w what about us who are taxpayers. he needs to be accountable. we don't know who owns the properties is it the governor or the state or the city. who that is. who's who around here. that is i'm like an outline. all those people and a .5 million for this and that. what do we get. we've been devastated. i'm not supposed to are - you all think i'm a bad person here. close down everything that we used to have you guys are responsible. the city and county. however, you want to put that departmental lists it. its jerry brown who see responsible 0 for this. i'm going to go to the state and raise = up there. i'm appalled here. i'm just appalled >> thank you. any more cards. >> okay. on the raps i have a couple of questions. there are a couple of line items that's alerted the executive director to you, there are tip possess i know i'll leave those alone but my main question is on the f b 2013 lines 185 to one hundred 87 replacement of the obligations. there's nothing on that is there a reap for that >> it'

eddie johnson and michael held talks with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu they shared concerns about iran's nuclear program suspect it may be for managing this is not civilian as iran claims the bnp that this wasn't just the right to the state of israel. but it's also an overall twenty euro go up. we see a connection between iran's missile program and a nuclear capacity. you'll be awfully had not been on. netanyahu said he would like to see the rounds in time you rename enrichment program dismantled in his address he also emphasized the friendship between israel and germany

prosecutors guy creative, throwing the book at michael johnson, stringing them together enough chargesrn a 150 year sentence. but his true crime, using the internet to try to get his ex-wife raped by somebody else, is not necessarily illegal in maryland. lived days in 2012, she in fear as hundreds of men showed up at their home. >> i had to stay awake at night so my children could sleep. >> the men were sent there by fake all mine profiles created by johnson, claiming to be his ex-wife, even posting pictures of williams and the children with their address. "rape me andtitled my children." feel anonymous behind the keyboard, they feel more brave than somebody who has the courage to commit the offense. it absolutely is just as devastating and dangerous to the victims of these crimes. it can destroy their lives. brains kind of crime, as boggling as it is, is growing because of the internet. which is why prince george's county prosecutors and sex assault advocates came to the statehouse, urging delegates to follow the senate's lead and by proxyw making rape a felony punishable by up to 20

he asked herbalife to explain the business model, sending a letter to the ceo, michael johnson.ohnson we know responded just this week with his own letter, but probably laying out a very similar pitch to what the executives are going to be making today. essentially saying look, these jobs are just like amway or avon in terms of the business model, and he also made a case that this is all about jobs. i want to read you a little bit of this letter, we have a copy -- herbalife is proud to be a good corporate citizen, employee 7400 people apart from more than 500,000 individuals in the united states who are members including approximately 6750 -- and one contract manufacturer employing 94 individuals in massachusetts. so ready between the lines here, they are certainly speaking the language you're on capitol hill, speaking about how this is helping constituents, how this is bringing jobs, manufacturing to the u.s. he also points out in his letter that they have started a manufacturing company or a manufacturing outlet in north carolina, so that is all going to be part of the pitch t

herbalife ceo michael johnson has said the majority of the companies distributors sign up to get discountst 4% warrant to make using the product a full-time job. they push many to spend thousands of dollars to sell. he established a $1 billion short position against herbalife. while the stock initially plunged, it's risen about 23%. ackman reportedly said the herbalife bet has been the firm's worst ever. documents obtained by cnbc show the firm's loss on the stock has totaled 49%, although the exact dollar amount is unclear. but ackman is still convinced herbalife shares will fall to zero because the company will ultimately be shut down by regulators. pershing released a report thursday accusing the herbalife board members. >> thank you very much, seema. you're up very early, as well. >> yes. >> have a good day, seema. we'll talk maybe a bit later on one of the other shows, as well. >>> let's take a look at some of the other top stories that we're following today. jpmorgan striking a deal with activist shareholders that will let the bank avoid another showdown at its annual meeting over wh

i took my life into my hands and interviewed the fox nfl team and michael strahan and johnson and long. the power player of the week, troy i don't know how they are going to bring it back to washington and help me interview the senators. >> i think this should be your new gig for it. i met victor cruz friday. that was very, very exciting. these guys have a lot of charisma and it will be a great show for you today. we are excited about it and great to have you here, chris. >> thank you so much. next week back to the beltway. >> it's okay. that's interesting too. a special day for you. great day for america. take care. definitely don't miss the interview with nfl commissioner. you learn a lot about the league now and where it's and what is riding on today's game. 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. don't forget our own bill o'reilly, the big interview. he sits down with president obama. it's an exclusive and will air around 4:20, 4:30 during pregame coverage and i know you will be tuned into fox news channel all day. except when you are coaching. >> super bowl madness is not doing much to deflect fr

johnson. >> some guy named michael waltrip. >> i will follow jimmie johnson. he's done pretty well in nascar. i think i'll see where he goes all night long. >> he only has two daytona 500s. that's all you have. what's the big the deal? he dhuz does have the championships. we were listening to him in the interview, you felt bad. we could all relate. we're excited about the opening of the season, the daytona 500. i went to sleep last night thinking this is my best chance. and then the engine goes. >> the good thing about 2014 is he knows his chance to make the chase for the championship is still real. sometimes you get bone engine that lasts a couple times. now he says, okay, daytona 500 is over for me. let's go win phoenix. cash my check right into the chase. that's the attitude. >> that's what you have to do. a year ago he won out there at sonoma and had a chance to get in because of that win. this year, do it again, hey, daytona won't be a big deal to him. >> we're hoping to get back to daytona and have a terrific finish. keselowski out wandering to check the

johnson. consider the company that shares the summit that is six. kareem abdul jabbar. the pittsburgh steelers and michaelordan to name a few. the great ones have four, jeter five, montana, four. andretti, four indy titles. only four nascar driving can claim more than jimmie johnson. that is, for now. >> like most parents on the east coast, you just put your kids to bed before we go back racing. >> yeah, i did. bath, shower, and i won the daytona 500 today if you didn't hear. we had text messages coming in because of the replay of the rain delay of the 2013 race. i got text messages all afternoon, congratulations for winning the daytona 500. that was 2013, i'm excited to go out and do it again. >> jimmie, to recap, this week has not been that fun for you down here, but you said this car has more speed than the previous one you raced. >> yeah, it is a new generation car. we lost both of our old cars, brought the new style out and it's been very fast. we have been able to protect it here and get it to the halfway point before we go racing. i look forward to showing what it can do. >> jimmie johnson, unprece

eddie johnson and michael held talks with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu they shared concerns about iran's nuclear program suspect it may be for managing this is not civilian as iran claims the bnp that this wasn't just the right to the state of israel. but it's also an overall twenty euro go up. we see a connection between iran's missile program and a nuclear capacity. you'll be awfully had not been on. netanyahu said he would like to see the rounds in time you rename enrichment program dismantled in his address he also emphasized the friendship between israel and germany provide an example over though. the daughters of the past week and i were pretty good. we strive for our two peoples trust god to transform our relationship into uni. and construct reflection. the two countries don't agree on everything israeli settlements in the palestinian terrorists trees remain a major sticking point. these are compelled to mideast peace process. of course when eu boycott israeli products use is due to flawed. we don't believe like us will help promote the peace process. instead we belie

he chose michael jordan larry bird magic johnson and oscar rabin city as his top four. twice in the tent then confidently proclaimed that he too would one day team for the top four players in history. whatever needs to be seen but he certainly build a large pays for itself so far. and reading all of that there is wednesday stopped epl match up sparse pay tv time and are scum some rather seventy five to sixty eight but now let's get to the game of the night it's the mold is steve is going head to head with the tcc he just felt either one per cent of the pace as the cc takes the seven point lead at the half but molded smell to combat the hype about dancing and gets twenty one of his twenty four in the second half and a comeback to win ninety two eighty five. from year to sportscenter this has been stated sent to baghdad denied for the latest in the world of sports. each. the lending in the east coast regions must be wondering if it will ever stop snowing after seven straight days of snow but by that if relief is on the way by turning things over trike and bow down at the

and then also he had stars and branded them, michael jordan, larry bird, magic johnson.d these guys that america fell in love with, and ultimately that started the ball rolling on getting the people to watch the nba. >> the 1992 olympic dream team is considered to be the greatest sports team ever assembled. how much of a visionary was stearn? >> if you ask pau gasol what got him into playing basketball, it was the dream team. you can see the nba in 215 countries now. sasha with the los angeles clippers today. with that signing, there is now 93 international players in the nba, so now there's interest globally, other than professional soccer, what other sport has this much interest internationally? the nba? is probably close to soccer right now. and hopefully in time we'll see teams in europe too. >> and there is also growth domestically as it relates to women's basketball. how significant of an accomplishment is the creation of the wnba for stern's legacy? >> i think the thing that is the biggest black eye is the brawl between the pacers and the pistons, and i'm not sayi

the author of "the passage of power," the fourth volume of his series "the years of lyndon johnson," and michaeleschloss, the author of "presidential courage: brave leaders and how they changed america" and other books. doris kearns goodwin will join us later in the program from san francisco. she is the author of "the bully pulpit: theodore roosevelt, william howard taft, and the golden age of journalism" and other books. i am pleased to have all of them here as we talk about the presidency, who has inhabited that office, what it means, what it takes, what is the toll, and how do we measure greatness? i begin with michael beschloss. what kind of person is attracted to the presidency? >> nowadays, it is a shrinking number and someone who is willing to go through, in many ways, a torturous experience that was not the case for most of american histories. the first thing i think to say is we are not opening this office to as many people who would be great presidents as we used to earlier. you know, it is now 24 hours a day. you are expected to be on all the time. john kennedy, in the summer of 1961

johnson. our guest host is michael wolf, the founder of activate. minister says the cabinet has resigned. the move comes ahead of a presidential election that may see the country and the defense minister make a run for office. partial planned to be a shuffle of the government. and venezuela, the president accuses rivals of being fascists. one of his rivals fired back on twitter saying the world is starting to use the word genocide to describe you. nine people have been killed in antigovernment protests in the last few weeks. the firstins became nba openly gay player by signing with the brooklyn nets yesterday. he played 10 minutes in the win over the los angeles lakers. he was assigned to a 10 day contract by the nets. he is a 12 year veteran of the nba. >> further headlines from the what is the legitimacy of the institutions? we are getting more russian headlines. >> there is starting to be some official comment. the bottom line is the ukraine needs money, $35 billion. viktor yanukovych flees the country. the u.s. wants to help finance ukraine. is

son-in-law after new darling by marketing the most charismatic players such as magic johnson, julius irving and michaeljordan. >> sturn used the momentum of the late 80s to push growth of the game into the '90s as he spearheaded to put them in the olympics, the dream team of the 199 the 2 olympics led to an unprecedent the growth of the sport domestically and abroad that led to the creation of the women's basketball association, the addition of seven knew nba franchises and skyrocketing viewership of the nba finals. he guided the league through some of the darkest moments, magic johnson revealing in 1991 that he was hiv positive. >> it was horrible. you know, initially just because we sort of knew that magic was going to die because that was the conventional wisdom. two lockouts by the owners resulting in the loss of games during the 1998/'99 season and the 2011/2012 season, the fight between the pacers and the pistons that spilled into the stans in 2 open 04 resulting in 146 games worth of suspensions and $10 million until lost wages for nine players. and, the gambling scandal involving former referee

political and cultural leaders including poul poul, magic johnson, rahm emanuel and michael bloomberg were on hand to launch the effort which aims to invest $200 million over the next five years in programs that address literacy, nutrition, youth violence, parental involvement, and mentorship. that's all in an effort to help these young men stay in school and get good jobs and achieve what the white house terms their full potential. in a remarkable moment of can r candor, the president discussed his own past and troubled youth. >> when i was their age, i was a lot like them. i didn't have a dad in the house. and i was angry about it even though i didn't necessarily realize it at the time. i made bad choices. i got high without always thinking tact harm it could do. i didn't always take school as serious i li as i should have. because i could see myself in these young men. and the only difference is that i grew up in an environment that was a little bit more forgiving. so when i made a mistake the consequences were not as severe. >> joining us now is the host of "the reid report," my f

. >> while michael sam waits to impress scouts on the field, he is it off the field. jim johnsonven himself on the field. now he has to prove it to himself he can do it w >>> tonight apple is admitting to major flaws in iphones, ipads and mac books that could lead to hackers getting your e-mail. the ipod touch, the ipad 2, 3, and air. the security risks stems from a problem sending encrypted data over a wireless connection. apple has released some patches. >> a seventh grader growing up in the heart of silicon valley shows he belongs with some of the area's brightest innovators. he developed a braille printer made out of legos. good news for the 285 million visually impaired people around the world. a braille printer can cost thousands of dollars. this one can be made for a few hundred. he says he broke seven models before completing his working version for a science project. he plans to offer the design and software free of charge to anyone online. >>> the countdown to rain is on in the bay area. it's coming just four days from now on wednesday. you can track it on your smartpho

. >> while michael sam waits to impress scouts on the field, he is doing it off the field. jim johnsonw he has to prove it to save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.ould yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake? uh-oh. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> tonight apple is admitting to major flaws in iphones, ipads and mac books that could lead to hackers getting your e-mail. the ipod touch, the ipad 2, 3, and air. the security risks stems from a problem sending encrypted data over a wireless connection. apple has released some patches. >> a seventh grader growing up in the heart of silicon valley shows he belongs with some of the area's brightest innovators. he developed a braille printer made out of legos. good news for the 285 million visually impaired people around the world. a braille printer can cost thousands of dollars. this one can be made for a few hundred. he says he broke seven models before completing his working version for a science project. he plans to offer the de

arelet fu and adam johnson with me today. might -- michael mckee with us as well. is president of the philadelphia fed. useational guard troops tear gas to break up a demonstration. thousands of protesters took to the streets of the city. the march came despite the president's attempts to defuse tension. major brewers are again focusing on cheap beer. it miller, coors will increase their marketing for connie brands such as keystone light and bush light later this year. rain is finally falling and south -- in southern california. mudslides, rockslides feared after wildfires left the mountainsides bear. >> economic data. as winter falls -- wait a minute, it has not followed. -- thawed. plosser, he is of the philadelphia fed. as the economy progresses, we expect to continue to reduce the pace of purchase. what do you anticipate in what is telling you the economy is still progressing at that rate, given the data we have seen? >> the data is noisy. with the weather and other things. we have to be patient. the economy left the end of the year on a good knowing it is in a

michael the mom. again everyone was happy. andrew and if johnson has been deemed as being mentioned op was a ninety the due dates and a veil and see old friends is not easy it's free that's not true. this contract will ideally suited to making a strong progressive them. monte team of forgot what has been since id because the section is a strong eight pm. yes positions the ticket today angry resume today. in essence you so. second when we say no to american investors in one of my main business is not to say but i did what they say the exegesis on end. ok so there then what's the use of my face and his twenty businesses in d c content it wasn't and there aren't a lawless and it was this the new saturn goes to become queen of the cutest any such thing as the us in cleats. i remember the warranty was continuous think there is a national as a corporate takeover is the sensation when he made a pizza made by the states to lessen his nation court. i want but we need to eat today we have differences of discrepancies between. in two ways to tease joke wretch

and we'll talk to howie long and michael strahan and jimmy johnson.ew jersey this week, that's because i have. >> you are. you get to rub shoulders with the big guns. although there was controversy laight, red carpet controversy, when another big star, we think is something that may not rise to your caliber of level, but this is what happened when you walk by him on the red carpet. take a look. >> mr. wallace, just one question. just one question. >> i'm sorry, i have to -- >> do you think new york can get to the super bowl? >> i'm wearing dolce & gobani. >> he hurt his feelings. i don't even know who dolce & o golbani is. people think you're getting your picture taken. then i was worried nobody was going to thank my question. but i couldn't snub him. >> i tried to get his attention, name and stop room. we had mitt romney stopping him for a five-minute interview. i could not get wallace' to stop and talk to me. i just waited in my hotel by the phone, nothing. >> we'll check back with brian in a little bit from metlife stadium. chris wallace, check out

michael pim joins us via skype from seattle. joining us from l.a. and our editor at large, cory johnson joining me. what do you think about what you heard from satya nadella and that address? >> i think he is right. i think in a number of these markets. in a number of cases, i think microsoft is its own worst enemy in trying to overcome internal struggles and how it regards innovation and how it can move forward quickly in these markets in a way that can sustain organic growth and innovation and as well revolutionize the culture within the company. >> we have not gone to interview satya nadella just yet. we are getting to know him. they said no to interviews today. but cory, what did you think of what you heard from him? is this a guy who can inspire the troops? >> i think he has a clear vision of what microsoft will be. i get the sense that bringing bill gates in, you know that bill could not do it without you, come on in. that he is savvy enough to thought about how he will do the job that he is going to do. reaching out to the people who will advise him, that kind of thing. the board level has r

into a madison avenue darling by marketing the best and most charismatic players, magic johnson, larry bird and michael pushed the game into the 1990's, spearheading to put the nba players in the olympics. the success of the dream team in barcelona led to an unprecedented growth of the sport domestically and abroad, crating the women's basketball association, the addition of seven new nba franchises and skyrocketing viewership. he guided the league during magic johnson revealing that he was h.i.v. positive. >> it was horrible. you know, initially, just because we sort of knew that magic was going to die, because that was the conventional wisdom or perceived wisdom. >> lockouts during the 1998-19199 season and 2012 season. 146 games worth of suspensions and $10 million of losses for nine players. the gambling scandal involve i go former referee in 2007. >> david is the one who turned sports leagues into brands. >> even through troubled times, the nba bounced back, usually with record profits. during stern's 30 year tenure, the league has seen a 30 fold increase in revenues as every team is built or comp

johnson and kobs at the rim. hollis finishing with the jam. arizona wins 87-59. >>> giants and a's in scottsdale today. second inning, new giant michael morris at the dish. that ball ripped to right off jessie chavez. but this is an unbelievable effort in the first spring training game of the exhibition season. morris in disbelief of the grab. but redick was just getting started. in the fourth, not so fast, redick pulls another homer back, then turns it into a double play at second. the a's win it 10-5. afterwards, redick tweeted to morris that he would take him out to dipper. more news after the break. is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. ♪ [ male announcer ] don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls gets you there in just 60 seconds. ♪ totino's pizza rolls gets you there in just 60 seconds. hey! hi! ladies, how are you? let's taste some wine. ♪ ♪ seize your vacation with a southwest air

we can list the superstars, magic johnson and larry bird and michael jordan. >>> so, speaking of another> you have something right here. >> oops. i did it again. oh! >> take off your pants, greek boy. >> you heard the man. that's going to stain. >> no, no, no. don't leave me alone with them. >> she wasn't good for us anyway. >> who was she? >> i don't know. >> tomorrow, i know a lot of you are in super bowl heaven. really? what does it feel like to be playing there? >> you know who we will ask? baltimore. stand up. ravens head coach who won the big game last year john harbaugh. the super bowl champions ravens coach is here after the break. >> this is a man who is not a ravens fan. >> john harbaugh. after the break. 's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we have ink. we like being in business because we like being creative, we like interacting with pe

michael sam. i'm a college graduate, i'm african-american and gay. >>> there were weather delays at the at&t pro-am. phil mickelson hoping to make a run sunday. phil misses a short birdie putt. dustin johnsonf the day. johnson chipped in for an eagle. ten under tied for second. the 54-hole leader was jimmy walker, battling through nerves on sunday on 18. walker needs the putt for the victory, and he gets it! it's his third win in his last 11 starts. number three sanford women visiting washington. huskies up three. no problem. just the net. that's all she gets. moments later, plumb going strong to the basket. she had a team high 23 points. late second half, sanford making a pu

johnson joins me now. dave, is a decathlon medal winner, got a bronze in 1992 summer games. and michael wrecked on that?something. the impression i get from looking at the sochi olympics from the outside is things are going reasonably well. we don't have all the problems that occupy so much media time early on, what is your take. >> i was pretty worried about it, didn't look like things are ready to go and the weather was an issue. they put it together pretty well and that is what i am looking to do eventually, to get involved with the management of olympics and the environmental stuff and they have done a great job. stuart: got to ask about t.j. oshi. he won a hockey game with the russians, an overnight star. he is a very humble guy. he comes across with great humility, he thinks the troops are the heros, not him. i put it to you, you know a thing about this, that sells. humility is good, if it is big, he will make a fortune. >> i think so. we need some kids like that out there, where they have a history, background within themselves, really appreciates what their country has done for them and how it i

. >> as we can see, senator johnson is still speaking and we will come back to you throughout yellen's testimony. chief washington correspondent peter cook. michael, what would you ask janet yellen if you were a senator, who happened to be on the senate banking committee. >> the third point that peter made about what they will be talking about, that is the fed comments about changing their guidance in their january minutes. the don't like taking markets advice but with the 6.5% threshold basically obsolete, what is the next at the forward guidance? we have at other fed officials on these programs, jim was with us not long ago, and talk about quality of guidance. what does that mean, can you give us some kind of idea? that is what i want to find out because it will set the tone for how people trade. >> last month, given the quality of unemployment, this is qualitative. we are backtracking echoplex they got to the top faster than expected because of a lot of reasons, potential rates -- this is not just one number, the broader labor market. what kinds of markets will they see with participation rates, part time in that sort of thing? >> that just le

michael strahan, defensive end with the new york giants, also a super bowl ring. and two-time super bowl champ as head coach of the dallas cowboys, jimmie johnson. let's talk about the game in the next segment. let's talk about the nfl in this segment. let's talk about what was supposed to be the big story today which it appears isn't going to be, which is the weather. howie, how do you feel about the idea? they got lucky. looks like it's going to be pretty warm. but how do you feel about playing the big game in what could have been a mess? >> i was less concerned about it. certainly quarterbacks and receivers and skilled position players and people who want to see the game played from a skill position standpoint at the very highest level and not have weather be an impacting factor, i think they were concerned. i think the nfl and fox got lucky. i think we dodged a bullet. >> the people who got lucky are the fans. those players could have played in any kind of weather. the fans got lucky because it's nice in the stadium. >> no matter what the weather is, as a player you'll play if it's the super bowl. put it any way they want. actually right no

. >> first johnson baby of the week is grace catherine wallace, born in buffalo, new york, on january 7th. third child for michaelis mom casey offers this advice. never wish the little stages away. cherish where they are each and every day, amen. >> now to mila shaylynn arianna coles, born on january 18th. her mom says her daughter already knows how to command attention. >> our final johnson baby of the week is addison kate johnson, born in huntsville, alabama, on january 15th, her mom says her daughter loves to have her tummy tickled. hoda, just like you. >> what am i doing snehere? >> congratulations -- you're an award winning journalist. >> was. if you want to submit your baby to be our johnson baby of the week, go to klgandhoda.com for details. >>> guess who we have with us on our program? bobbie thomas. >> hey, how are you? >> i'm excited. i'm good. so i have some really fun things that will help you when you're on the go. first up, my favorite new find, believe it or not, post-it notes came out with this great home collection. these post-its are meant to wrap around your purse handle or wrist. >> good idea.

chase johnson is charged with misdemeanor assault and both are from prince william county, and they are not students at o.d.u. >> and now police make a quick arrest in a bank rbbry. 20-year-old michael robinson is charged with a bank holdup monday. he was arrested four hours later. he was first taken into custody for pot possession, but then he matched the description of the robber, and he later admitted to the crime after they found cash on hip. >>> and a man who is the most notorious murderers in montgomery county has been killed in israel. it was 1997 when he was 17 years old when he murdered alfredo tejo, and dismembered his body in wheaton. he was sentenced to 24 years. but today, the attorney told nbc news that he called her an hour before the shooting and said good-bye and make arrangements for his funeral, and she told authorities bshg now response. >>> in the district's new endorsement for vincent gray, and the fast approaching primary, gray picks up the d.c. building trades council which represent represents the skilled workers and construction business, but one major labor voice may not be heard. the metropolitan council which represents 120 union groups will meet tonight

michael eisner's successor. i think there is some real risk with thinking about some of these celebrity ceos from the outside that come in and you think they're the panacea, then you end up with ron johnsonng from apple stores and it's a total disaster. >> what does he have to do first to prove to his investors, to his work force, to wall street, that he's the person that is best suited for that job? >> well, i think we have to redefine the bias against the sort of cimematic ceos. it will come back to turning the company around in terms of fundamentals rather than worrying about how well he does in tv interviews. it's really going to come back to performance. i think that the expectation that he's going to wow everybody in some sort of high profile way is a very false expectation. so i think that it doesn't pay when someone tries to go against their nature and be somebody like nadella trying to be carly fiorina or steve jobs is not going to pay dividends. keep off camera for awhile. >> sidney, does it help or hurt that bill gates is going to be there and has a very significant role still at the company? >> well, obviously bill gates is the icon and founder of the company, and what it sou

michael wolff. he does extensive work with yahoo!. sapptwo gentlemen from what coming from yahoo!. this is bloomberg surveillance in new york city. i'm tom keene. with me, adam johnsoney hayzlett with us as well. our bloomberg contributing editor. but get right to it. >> let's get to the main event. 10.2 million americans are going to be tuning in sunday night. about downton abbey. splendoris in its full . a magnificent home. here's the thing. if you have fallen in love, there is a family that lives there. --re is a real life family we are joined by the true lady of the house. joining us right now. what a pleasure to have you here. >> i don't have the striped suit on. >> but you have your red and white stripes. >> what's it like having your living room on global, must-see tv echo >? >> it's quite surreal. a lot of americans think they know our home. >> we do. >> it has been an amazing ride. so lucky. we have become one of the most famous thousand in england. >> in france, the properties collapsed because of the success of the show. you're rebuilding the castle. >> i hope were not rebuilding the castle. going.keeping it that is the main thing. not stop and drop it an

johnson. we are here with our cohost, dan roth, jules and i are. we are talking about founders and eeo's who have left their company and gone back. an interesting trend. dell, wes, michaelon -- howard schultz. what do you make of his move? >> first, i think when a founder comes back it sends a signal to the workforce. there is such desired -- especially if it's a really powerful founder like howard schultz. one of the things he has done is said, i'm going to champion innovation. when a founder comes back he or she can make a man's of the business and manager who stepped in can't. they can make wild calls. they can push boundaries. they can say, i know the numbers. we would do x, y, or z. but we are not doing that. >> howard schultz said, we are trying hard enough. >> and no more breakfast food. he said, i know it sells well. it smells. the store is about creating a great atmosphere. >> i think it's cnn's -- it sends a message to the company of things are good enough that he does not have to be there or be involved at the same degree, that sends a pretty good message. >> i think what bill gates is doing is a similar role. chairman andwn as he is getting more involved wit

johnson from are going to propose their own bill. that's getting closer to the top. and then you here in the form of michael stegman a comment the administration without afford housing, without the mission like that for fannie and freddie there is no point in having this gses, in my opinion. so i think there's a lot a consistent look and what's been driving this can tell remember this organization called fm watch, the very big bank organizing because they didn't like the scanty fees, they didn't like the cost of doing business with fannie and freddie and they really -- and why isn't that we as a big investment bank, why aren't we making a profit and a lot of that to our benefit? why are we paying this private company that has government sponsorship? for the average american, need to understand this is a major game changing event that's going to occur in the united states. if fannie and freddie, if they are charged to pull the of for housing goals disappear, this is something that is going to affect every american in this country, the value of their homes, access to mortgages. we already heard from aaron fro

johnson. politics editor at the source. jimmy williams, an msnbc contributor. and robert trainham. good to see you all. jason, i'll begin with you here. was michael the prosecution to get a conviction, or do you see a bigger societal issue at play here? >> it's both. it's an absolute failure by angela corey, and it's racism, plain and simple. if a group of college kids drove next to me playing one direction much louder than i wanted to see it and i shot at them, i.'d be n jail right now. a belief that young black men are inherently dangerous. i think on the one hand, we need to evaluate whether angela corey needs to get re-elected. and on the other hand, you have to look at racism and how that plays a role in our justice system. >> are you at all going to give angela corey a break because she's going to retry this case for first-degree murder, talk to the jurors and figure out what prevented them from being able to come to an agreement? >> you don't get a second chance to make a bad first impression. she screwed up in the zimmerman trial and this trial. i think she should be removed in 2016. >> the protesters outside the courthouse were calling f

and michael dobbs' book and now in what bow and david fincher who directed our first two episodes last season that, no, i think if i could say anything, maybe it's the fact that he admires lyndon johnsone's a couple of photos that i have on my wall in "house of cards" that are pictures of literally johnson in someone's face leaning over them. he was a very, very tough negotiator. >> also a love story. probably one of the most chilling love stories i've ever seen between frank and claire. >> well, robin writing as done an extraordinary job with quite frankly not a whole lot of dialogue, you know, she's a very miss terrorous character. >> all in the gestures. >> she's remarkable to work with. i've known her a long time. we never had a chance to work as much together as we have in this. but i think she's extremely, extremely remarkable. >> so powerful. we get all kinds of questions on twitter. more than anything else when will they be able to see season three? how long will he have to wait? >> we don't start season three for a little bit later this year so, again, be out next year but what i understand is that a lot of fans have said they're parcelling it out this time. not necessarily b

johnson campaign to portray goldwater as irresponsible and extreme. wanted to portray him as a reckless warmonger. to some extent, that stuck. host: let us go to michael he is on a republican line. this is an excellent subject. i've been dying to ask two questions. before i getreface into the questions. hannity,advent of , those radiobaugh to,onalities that i listen if there is a presidential a radio station will give you a five minute rush youaugh update which gives anti-obama. thes always anti-whatever democratic president is. with that stated, i have two .uestions what made everything change? was there something ronald reagan did where it changed the landscape to have these kind of things out there? the second question is would you consider this the modern-day way of the republican party advertising? there i would say that was something happened during reagan's administration. in 1987 a rule known as the fairness doctrine that it years wasor about 45 overturned by federal courts. the fairness doctrine had broadcasthat television and radio stations maintain a balance of political views across their schedules. every program did not have to be balance