we have marid and pastor and speak to you and michael fisher and sing songs and ken johnson who is the director and vivian the queen person handling the events so we will have the pastor come up and make the presentation. >> has everyone submitted a card? >> okay. let me go by the cards. >> can you call the names on the card madam second. >> [calling speaker names] >> you can certainly wait -- >> yeah, we will wait until the presentation is done. >> thank you. so the next -- so we're going to wait. the next name. >> ken johnson is coming up. >> mr. washington we're calling the names on the card so to the extent they're related to what you just presented. >> [inaudible] >> no no, no. please -- >> first of all i apologize for coming in at the other time. >> no worries. >> i am noni richmond and lived in the western edition for 40 years. we bought our first house there on ellis street and are part of the neighborhood. for five years i was a member of the western edition cac to the redevelopment agency, and just yesterday i heard that one of the places, one of the stores, the businesses th

officer michael johnson. >> you took that call. >> i did. >> and you headed over to the dorm. >> yes.then what happened? >> when we went there, i knocked on the door and i knocked twice and since it was a welfare check, let me see if this door is unlocked. >> it was and officer michael johnson will never forget what was inside that room. >> it just seemed that something really bad happened there that night. >> coming up, what had happened in room 108? police were about to confront a frightening and confusing scene. >> you never come to work thinking you're going to see something like that. >> a young victim but who is it? >> they are just telling everybody keep your door shut, don't come in the hall. we didn't really know what was going on. it helps this place tell a story all your own. it's what's there in the air when you've made your house a home. air wick home is in the air. life lessons with ziploc. tomorrow's science project requires 150 cat's eye marbles. if this bag breaks emma's chance of impressing the teacher could slip away. life needs ziploc. sc johnson. sir, we're going

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michael johnson met with us and he says he supports us. we are the community entity. so i have arranged my first corridor and i'm inviting the whole city and county and the mayor if he cares. i'm inviting my supervisors ks i know she'll be there. and we are going to talk about things that happened down at fillmore and explain some of the things about that current building there. it is operated by a gentlemen a little older than me, we are going to have we may that are going to be using that space like social media. yours truly. i'm at the bottom of the garage and art gallery. we are going to have a black history month. everyday we are going to have issues there to raise money. supervisor, we are hoping you will be there tomorrow at 5:00 p.m.. we'll let you go e in the next few men's -- minutes after that. i call it the feel no more. in fillmore. >>supervisor london breed: thank you, ace. next speaker, please. >> public speaker: >> tom. when you know your gems are protected and the shoe fits you even if there is a glass wall involved it's easy to take a good vote. a ye

a judge dismissed all charges against michael johnson this afternoon. he rule that had the evidence against johnson was insufficient. she disappeared in 2010 while visiting her sister. she was found months later floating in the river. johnson is the sister's ex boyfriend. he was arrested and convicted but that was over turned and he was granted a new trial. the client has maintained the innocence since day one. >> we absolutely firmly believe that the court did the right thing in this case and justice was done. we're thankful. >> they had no jurisdiction and plans to appeal. >>> steve is targeting homes in one neighborhood. 27 break ins in one night. what police say that they all had in >>> and black boxes reveal new clues on the final moment of airasia flight 101 thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for fewer video on demand titles. thank you cable, because if we never had you... ...we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 y

a judge dismissed all the charge as against michael johnson yesterday. a judge ruled the evidence was insufficient. 16-year-old felicia barnes was from north carolina. she disappeared in 2010 while she was visiting her sister in baltimore. she was found months later floating in the susquehanna river. johnson is her sister's ex-boyfriend. his conviction was overturned. he maintains his innocence from day one. >> we firmly believe that the court good the right thing in this case and that justice was done and we're very very thankful. >> baltimore's state's attorney says the court had no jurisdiction to grant the acquittal and it plans to appeal. >>> police are searching for a man in a fedex uniform after a shooting last night in dees.c.. the woman ran to the metro station for help. any motive right now is unclear. >>> police are also searching for a suspect after three teens were shot in northeast washington yesterday. the shooting was reported in an alley around 3:00 p.m.. sources tell news 4 the teens were in one of these cars when they were shot. only o

. >>> he was once convicted of murder, but michael johnson is now free. judge dismissed all charges against johnson in the murder of a north carolina teenager phylicia barnes citing insufficient evidence. barnes disappeared while visiting her sister in baltimore in 2010. her body was found months later in the susquehanna river. johnson was the sister's ex- boyfriend. he was convicted of 2nd degree murder in 2013, but a judge ruled prosecutors withheld evidence and granted johnson a new trial. >>> a new witness coming forward might trigger a new trial for a baltimore man convicted of killing his high school girl friend. ednon said is serving a life sentence. his story made national headlines last year thanks to a podcast called serial which reviewed the murder case. now stepping forward is asia mcclain. she claims she saw said in a public library at the very time prosecutors said his ex-girl friend was killed. said's defense attorney never even bothered to call her as a witness. >>> jury selection now underway in the murder trial of james holmes who was ch

michael johnson was convicted in 2013 of killing 16-year-old barnes. however, today, the judge said there was not enough evidence for a guilty verdict after two mistrials. barnes was from north carolina and disappeared while visiting her family in baltimore in 2010. her body was later found in the river. >> president obama is preparing for his first state of the union address facing republican majority in the house and the senate. plus a partisan balance doesn't appear to be slowing the president's push for big changes focused on the economy. karen traverse is live at the capitol for us this evening and has a look at the issue that's expected to dominate tonight's address. karen? >> good evening, leon. president obama is facing a very skeptical audience in the republican controlled house and senate. but his message tonight for the lawmakers in the room and americans watching at home will be optimistic. centered around the theme that america is on the rebound. >> for the past two weeks, president obama is in on something of a spoiler tour. >> the countr

michael johnson, dez walsh, the number one and two people running herbalife. carl still has confidence in the current management of herbalife. despite all the stuff -- they've renewed attacks on herbalife. bill, the activist investor of the pyramid scheme, thinks it should go down to zero. we should change those banners. now we'll go to twitter. go to herbalife. there we go. >> this is icahn and what he's been up to lately. you guys had a chat? charlie: what should on the screen carl icahn sources are telling the fox business network, he still has confidence in the current management of herbalife. and that is -- and he has -- is showing no signs of selling shares right now. well, the stock is up a little bit today. yesterday was a nasty, nasty day. but -- lori: 4% today, almost five. charlie: it's up now. a little bit up on our report. at least that's what's happening now. that's herbalife. let's turn to twitter. there was a report put out by a cnbc twitter that was carl icahn was poised or had a large stake in twitter, as much as a 9% stake in twitter. my cra

a judge dismissed all the charges against michael johnson. the judge ruled the evidence was insufficient. 16-year-old barnsz was from north carolina. she disappeared this 2010 while visiting her sister in baltimore. she was found months later floating in the secretary quasusquehaa river. johnson's conviction was over over and he was granted a new trial. johnson's lawyer says her client has maintained his innocence from day one. >> we absolutely firmly believe that the court did the right thing in this case and that justice was done. and we're very very thankful. >> baltimore state's attorney says the court had no jurisdiction to grant the acquittal and plans to appeal. >>> the secret service is responding to new reports about the shooting near vice president joe biden's home in delaware. the incident happened on saturday night. the "washington post" was first to report and nbc news has confirmed surveillance cameras at the vice president's home did not capture any images of the gunman. the "post" says the cameras were not aimed at the road wh

. >>> michael johnson, the man accused of killing felicia barnes is a free man. a judge dismissed all charges against him in the the murder of the north carolina teenager. the judge cited insufficient evidence. barnes disappeared while visiting her sister in baltimore in 2010. her body was found months later in the susquehanna river. johnson was thester's -- the sister's ex-boyfriend. he was convicted of murder in 2013 but a judge ruled prosecutors withheld evidence and granted johnson a new trial. that case led to a mistrial. >>> a new witness coming forward might trig area new trial for a baltimore man convicted of killing his high school girlfriend. he is serving a life sentence for the 1999 murder of 18-year- old minley. now stepping forward is asia mclean who claims she saw syaid in a public library at the time prosecutors said his ex- girlfriend was killed. they said the defense attorney never bothered to call her as a witness. >>> styrofoam containers and packing peanuts will be a thing of the past in montgomery county soon. council members voted unanimous

a judge dismissed all charges against michael johnson yesterday afternoon.d the evidence against johnson was insufficient. 16-year-old barnes was from north carolina. she did disappeared in 2010 while she was ris itting her sister in baltimore. she was found months later floating in the susquehanna river. johnson is her sister's ex-boyfriend. he was arrested and convicted. but that conviction was overturned and he was granted a new trial. johnson's lawyer says her client has maintained his innocence from day one. >> we absolutely firmly believe that the court did the right thing in this case and that justice was done. and we are very very thankful. >> baltimore state's attorney says the court had no jurisdiction to grant the acquittal and plans to appeal. >>> new information now this morning about the nfl's investigation if to whether the new england patriots used underinflated footballs in the afc championship. espn says 11 out of the 12 balls provided by the patriots were not properly in-flatsed. less air means the ball is easier to grip, throw and catch.

then this past week the judge dropped all charges against michael johnson. all charges.alling the prosecution's evidence unarguably circumstantial. for now, felicia barnes' family will have to wait even longer for justice. we don't know if there will be another trial. what we do know is that we have another case of a young black woman killed and no one being held accountable. all lives matter. felicia's life matters. joining me from baltimore, maryland, is the family spokesman don rondo and her father russell barnes. mr. barnes thank you for being with us. can you talk to me about how you and your family are responding to this latest judge's decision? >> myself and my family we're really in disbelief on what has happened in this case. we just -- our hearts are like shattered, you know. we just don't understand how the judge has just ruled that this person can walk out of the jail on tuesday. >> now, obviously, you know you have a beautiful 16-year-old daughter and she just goes missing. i know that you all -- you put up purple ribbons because purple was her favorite colo

you know, i had to make sure i win, watch highlight tapes of dennis, watch carl lewis michael johnson, those guys, and basically combine that and made who i am today -- a better runner, a smarter runner. >> justin gatlin. >> you're going into all different kind of environments all the time. i'm in jamaica right now. the next one. [ laughs ] in less than a week, i'll be in tokyo. you got to prepare your body to perform at the same level anywhere at any time. i'll put on my tommie copper shorts or tommie copper underwear, and i'll make sure that my body is relaxed, getting ready for the next day. once you're flying, ankles swell up, feet swell up, shoes feel tight on your feet, joints start to feel tight, so you want to make sure you have something that's gonna counter that, so i use the compression wear for that. once we land, we got almost 24 hours to 48 hours to get ready to run as fast as we can. you walk into the stadium, people stand up. having to start running, just get a better look at you and be excited. you're not just a runner. you're a performer. people have paid to come see

johnson. let's go to michael on our line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. hopefully no one embodies martin luther king's mission in that prior to that mission we as colored people, we had mom and pop stores -- we have none of that now. we may have a liquor store. we need to get rid of the gender of race. that's the only way we can even the playing field. thank you. host: john's up next from crofton, maryland. good morning. caller: a sad day when people forget martin luther king's message. i saw his niece. i don't think she agrees with the democrats. martin luther king was a registered republican. people do not realize that. just like jackie robinson was a republican. they never mentioned he was a registered republican in the movie '42." he was a ceo of chock-full of nuts for years. everybody forgets that lincoln was a republican that freed everyone of them and he paid for with his life. the president is the biggest race hustler. he owes his ex -- acceptance to martin luther king. they don't even own liquor stores. they are luck

. >> with that in mind, james and michael are ecstatic when deidre johnson auditions for the role of the parking enforcement officer. >> i was a parole officer and a detective with the district attorney's office and never served as a traffic enforcement agent, but i've had numerous experience with people that have been noncompliant and difficult. >> and in the role of the saw-wielding carpenter, they hire an actual carpenter, eric weis. >> eric was a carpenter who put an addition onto my own home. >> basically he asked me if i would be interested in doing this viral video to promote this movie. i said yeah, sure, what the heck, you know? >> on the day of the shoot, michael and james painstakingly recreate a busy new york street scene in a not-so-busy part of the city. the cast and crew gather first thing in the morning to stay under the radar. >> not one person can see us do this, because once the photo leaks, it would be all blown. they would see it was a hoax. they would see the entire crew, the entire production. >> in an effort to make it look real, michael shoots the scene using

not michael jordon, not magic johnson.ot larry byrd, not even wilt chamberlain. >> [applause] [cheering]. >> driving again. >> score. >> on fire. clay scoring a career high 52 points against the kings. in the third quarter. he put on the greatest shooting performance of all time. he made all 13 shots including a league record nine from three point range. he also hit both of his free throws. he scored 37 points a a record. the historic performance -- brought the arena to their feet. 123450 the star of the night. making his case on why he should be selected to next month's all-star game. >>> the old mark was held by carmello anthony and gorge iseman gurbin. >> really humbling, surreal. i'm proud of myself. >> the proudest person has to be thompson's dad michael thompson a former nba player himself who is now an analyst for the los angeles lakers. take a look at this. this photograph showing the proud dad watching his son's historic night on his cell phone while on a laker's team flight. warriors beat the king to extend that

michael. with us is guy johnson on the ground in athens. great to have you on the program. thank you for coming in. we'll have to wait to see if he becomes more pragmatic or if the fighting talks continue. given that we do not know if the talks will continue, how certain are you. >> it is a different stage than the first crisis of stop in the first crisis, the assumption was , who is the second country to go into the program. now, the country has shown that. i do not think the automatic contagion is here and you see the market reaction this morning. it has not grown weaker stop european fixed income and others have gone up and i think the market is going to correctly state the crisis in the situation for a lot of uncertainty in the country and because of the action and the vote with the other countries that are better protected than before. >> michael, let me jump in and talk a little bit about that and explore issues. it is interesting that you talk about the fact that the contagion may not be a problem. look at the political story. it is interesting to sit in the square a

center city this afternoon among these showing their support nor johnson former pennsylvania governor ed rendell and philadelphia's mayor michael nutter. >>> well, members of the terror group isis claim a japanese hostage has been beheaded. is is threatened to execute two japanese men they captured unless they received a 200 million-dollar ransom the deadline passed yesterday. video posted by known supporter shows one of the hostages holding a picture of the other man who was allegedly bee headed. isis terrorist are demanding the release of the female prisoner being detain in the nation of jordan. >>> he was known as mr. cub and tonight the city of chicago, along with sports fans every where, are mourning the loss of ernie banks. banks was a hall of fame slugger and two time mvp who spent his entire career with the cubs never losing hope that the cubs would some day win a world series. a as we know, they never did. even of course during his tenure from 1953 to 1971. after hitting his 500th home run ernie sum up his love of the game by saying quote the richest of a game are in the the thrills, not the money. ernie banks was 83 y

johnson visits with some lucky fifth graders. hall of fame letter meet with student from morton mc michael school at drexel university this afternoon. topic of today's conversation, what it takes to succeed and how to make a difference. while he is there "magic" johnson will also be honored with a statue of the drexel dragons. ukee? >> well, the sixers will welcome drew holiday and the new york pelicans. home team could have new player as well, there are reports this do could have sign guard larry drew to the second, ten day contract, son of larry drew who first played in the league in the early 80s pistons. >>> flyers and canucks at the well, ray emory getting the start in goal for the home team. wasn't one of his better tombs. canucks jumped out to two goal lead. emory was yanked after allowing three goals in 12 shots, rookie rob zeb finished. vancouver wins four-nothing flyers back in, tomorrow night against the sabres at the well. >> muhammad ali is expected to be release from the louisville kentucky hospital today after treatment for an infection. the greatest suffers from parkinson's disease taken to the hospital with a infec

." >> there was some biological evidence of -- that michael mead had had sex with lucy johnson within death. >> reporter: why does that matter? prosecutors say mead denied having sex with her that night but police say he did and dna proves it. what's more, they say it was rape. >> lucy would not have had sex with him willingly. >> lucy was pregnant and she had a condition that made having sex dangerous for the health of the baby. >> reporter: it was a flashpoint in mike mead's police interrogation. he is vehement the sex was consensual and several days before the murder. >> but you said you had sex with her after that. >> really, because she begged and -- >> you still had sex. >> i don't know. >> come on. >> no, but -- it was super gentle. >> don't give us a bunch of crap that you didn't do this when you clearly did. >> reporter: at trial, prosecutors aren't finished. they have a blockbuster surprise. a star witness who tells jurors, hold on. mike mead, he says, confessed to him. that's right. outright admitted he pulled the trigger that killed lucy johnson. lucy's uncle can barely be

johnson? you told me you were michael jordan. [laughter] it is a pleasure and i welcome you also to washington. i see the mayor has left. i blame this on congress. you can drive 25 miles in any direction and never leave the scene of the crime. i want to welcome the -- i know c-span is here. i want to say hello to the viewer. [laughter] you'll 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 intimidated. and i mean that. of everything i'll do this year, there is none more important. i listen to the people every day. i do focus groups every day and every night. if you could hear the fear, the anxiety, the skepticism, even cynicism with the american people right now, and the only people they have faith in, the only people that they think that can lead is the people in this room. you have no idea how important

mislabelling documents which just happen to be the evidence that was related to dorian johnson, who was the key witness with michael brown the day that he was shot and killed. and also actually mishandling and losing certain documents, misplacing certain documents. they also just overwhelmed them without giving any kind of direction, overwhelmed them by dump trucking the grand jury with so much of the evidence by presenting them with interviews that had taken place prior to actually becoming before the grand jury, then having them retestify in front of the grand jury, which appeared to be an effort to create issues of credibility, that their testimony might differ from one period to the next, from the interviews with the fbi or with the police or with the prosecutors and then what their actual testimony before the grand jury. so there was a long line. we actually cited at least 15 different instances where we believe after reviewing the transcript that we felt that looking at the missouri rules of professional ethics that there were clear issues of misconduct that the chief disciplinary council should investigate a

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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, the only people that they think that can lead is the people in the room. you have no idea how important

michael mann. thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ >> welcome to "bloomberg west." i'm cory johnson. huge news from at&t.pany announced a $10 billion air pocket of fourth-quarter earnings. now pre-tax earnings will be a pretax loss, $7.9 billion in the fourth quarter. the supreme court agreed to consider legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide.