. >> watching track star michael johnson win the gold in atlanta in 1996 cemented henry's desire to bechampion. >> i remember sitting on a crate, watching this black and white tv with wooden panels on the side and saw michael johnson win the olympics, that changed my life forever. this guy, this african-american guy, you know, running

nearly three years ago, a san jose police officer michael johnson was shot and killed by a suicidal man with a rifle. a witness at the time said that he may have had an undiagnosed mental condition. a prospect high school opportunity who's part of the national march for our lives supported the proposal for the summit. >> the proposal is a bold step that our county can make in a timely fashion and manner regarding action for gun reform and school safety. >> reporter: supervise cindy chaves is seeking ideas to make schools safer. >> we have deputies assigned to school campuses, but i'm not sure that's enough. i think there's more we can do, maybe ordinance changes or other things. >> reporter: no one spoke out against the resolution which passed by unanimous vote. in san jose, david louie, abc7 c news. >>> an apology isn't enough for one north bay mother, she wants accountability even charges after a high school teacher is accused of slapping her son. >> that shouldn't have happened. we bring our kids to school to know they're going to be safe. >> reporter: laniqua hopkins 6-year-old son

three years ago san jose police officer michael johnson was shot and killed as he responded to a report of a suicidal man with a rifle. a relative of the suspect scott done ham said at the time he may have had an undiagnosed mental condition. however, mental health advocates urge the county not to stigma advertise individual was mental illness. >> impulsety, anger traumatic life events such as job loss or divorce on alcohol use are stronger risk factors not mental illness. >> noah spoke against the resolution at the meeting. supervisors hope the opponents will attend the summit and listen to contribute viewpointing. wed refrpd tout to people the who represent the dwun industry but he was not available. >> there could be pushback from the other side but we need to do something about the g gunman violence. >> a student with prospect high school supported the summit. >> this proposal is a bold step our county can make in a timely fashion and manner regarding action for gun reform and school safety. >> the summit was approved by unanimous vote. ? san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> a che

the idea that boris johnson, michael gove and jacob rees—mogg are going... i wish i could. the chancellor apparently. are going to take us to apparently. are going to take us to a fantastic new place. what is interesting is this battle is continuing and i thought amber rudd was really good, she seemed solid unsure of herself and she said these guys unsure of herself and she said these guys are unsure of herself and she said these guys are not going to wreck the cohesion in our cabinet but then you read on and theresa may is allowing herself to be rattled, again and she is making these pre—emptive statements, not looking at the evidence that is now building up to phil god knows how many big containers, but this has been locked out of the customs union, that would not be a good idea. the tory party has been at this since ted heath, they will never reconciled. it is like the church of england and gay marriage, i think they will have to split. there are families who did not reconcile after brexit. these are people who are supposed to be governing us. you are looking at the time

boris johnson, michael gove and jacob read more. what you make of that.ting, a lovely mock—up picture of them as the three musketeers. it is looking like all—out war. they will start discussing what the trade relationship will look like. interesting whether they come up with anything as a result. probably nothing. we are looking at the biggest risk to theresa may's prime minister ship. it looks like they will have to make decisions. it is impossible to square those two views. i also think that this happened in davos because in the end, the sharp point of all this is going to be business and businessmen who are, i'm afraid mostly men, a few women, who will have to work and still making a living if we can't export to the eu. and in davos, trump, for all his many extraordinary abilities, like tweeting from dusk to dawn, invited a lot of european companies to dinner. he walked around and shook their hand and asked them what they could do with united states. theresa may had dinner with her aides. the whole point is to go and whip up trade. there was this trip

itself, we were talking, she has borisjohnson, cabinet itself, we were talking, she has boris johnson, michaelre talking, she has borisjohnson, michael gove, in her cabinet she has this huge issue and the pressure is on her again. she needs to keep it to one side because if anyone of them see themselves as pure brexiteers, supporting the leave campaign, were to resign, that could be curtains to her. the number that have signed this would be enough to trigger a leadership election if they were to do so. the person leading this charge is jacob rees mogg, a former hedge fund manager and is quite respected by the grassroots and he is determined to get as clean and as pure a brexit as possible. in this letter he wants the uk to have an implementation period based only on wto principles, i.e., it must be completed by march 2019, no chance. and to have full regulatory autonomy, no alignment and that could have implications for an omission of a whole range of eu organisation. —— admission. it will be difficult, that is by david cameron resigned! we predicted that this would be generally difficult but

will prove to be more attractive to michael gove than borisjohnson and attractive to michael gove than boris johnsono break up two of the so called musketeers. it is a poor plan. those to have been at it and hating each other, loving each other, hating it other. i do not trust them at all. it is interesting. the civil service does not normally get into this stuff. and lord o'donnell, who was the head of the civil service, he has deuce brexiteers of selling snake oil. the consequences matter. they need evidence. —— he has accused brexiteers of selling snake oil. they are not going to accept that we take this softly for a little while. they will not buy that. oh to be a fly on the wall for this two—day summit. that. oh to be a fly on the wall for this two-day summit. we have a cabinet meeting, michel barnier coming over, and the negotiations are getting hard—core. coming over, and the negotiations are getting hard-core. but who will barnier negotiate with? which side of the tory party will be speaking with the voice of the tory party, the government, the nation...m with the voice of the tory party, th

includes the likes of philip hammond, the chancellor, amber rudd, the home secretary, michael gove and boris johnson secretary, michael gove and borisjohnson. you can see the clear decisions. what expectations have you got that we should get some clarity this week? many will be saying it will be more confusion, but more fudge coming out of this meeting perhaps. that would be very disappointing for businesses. we have seen ambiguity continuously over the last few months. businesses want to know what kinds of practical questions will be addressed in the next stage of the negotiations and what kind of assurances can government give to them. rhetoric is no longer enough. it is important to address questions such as what kind of customs declarations businesses will have to make, what kinds of arrangements will services have in the future relationship with the eu? and what exactly will happen to the existing trade agreements we are party to, will we still have the same benefits? when it comes to a trade agreement, what do our members are as divided as the rest of the country, we represent 75,000 businesse

. >>> also, say hello to the new addition of the michael phelps household, nicole johnson sporting aew born beckett richard phelps and posing with son, boomer. phelps took to instagram last night and added mom and baby are doing great and he is happiest man in the world. he did a #family of four now. >> last time phelps was in the olympic boomer was either just born. >> i believe that is right. >> i can remember seeing pictures with his wife on the sidelines, so cute, so nice to see, boomer's all grown up. >> all grown up at at the ripe old age of three. >> three or four, exactly. >> beckett, i have not heard that name before. >> it is coming around. >> it is like the harper, evelyns of the world. >> yes. >> um-hmm. >> hazel. >> yes. >> very pretty. >> yes. >> pretty nice today too. >> yes. >> later tonight. >> but we should get through majority of the valentines day without weather issues, some sun break go through cloud, and milder too with included, it goes back downhill and turns more active in the next couple days but we will start off with a and broad and spring garden, and, sm

because they lost profile this engineer they've been into grand coalition with with merkel and johnson and let michael has sort of managed to take away some of the core elements of the of the social social democrats not forget the social democrats for a very long time were if you will the natural home of germany's working class and to a certain extent they've lost. idea of being the natural home of germany's working class so the fall of the of the s.p.d. certainly accounts for the fact that they've lost their profile as that party on the left side of the political spectrum tell us stay with us because this supreme poll comes just as the s.p.d. members are due to vote on whether or not to join transfer merkel's conservatives in another grand coalition government it's a topic that deeply divides the s.p.d. even even families as this report shows. father and son one for the grand coalition the other against at this s.p.d. event in northern germany there's only one question on everyone's minds should the party risk another coalition with angle america's conservatives it's up to party members to decide inc

here to share their reporting and their incites michael sheer of the "the new york times," eliana johnson of politico, "the washington post" and rachel bade. really we really almost have to monitor our phones at this point because the president has been so active already on twitter. i want to go to you first on this. his tweet linking the fbi's blunder with the fbi's russia investigation seeming to make this terrible tragedy that happened in florida about himself. >> yeah. the fbi is a big organization. they can walk and chew gum at the same time. they can focus on shooting threats, they can focus on international threats, they can focus on more than that at once. the president is taking this opportunity -- it's very clear that it's not actually a legitimate concern to say if you're not getting florida straight it means you're paying too much attention to russia and screwing that up to. he's choosing to make his political argument that there's no collusion. that is a very not empathetic thing to do this week. i haven't really heard the president offered any direct empathy to the victims o

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. >>> speaking of cute big day in the michael phelps household olympic champ put this image on instagram sharing a sweet picture of his wife nicole johnsondition to the phelps clan, that is new born beckett richard phelps. he added mom, baby are healthy and feels like happiest man in the world, #family of four now congratulation the to the happy couple. >>> every year 40,000 children are born with heart defects some require surgeries and other procedures. >> there is a special group of young patient that is get together every year around valentines day, to celebrate their beating hearts. thousands of children treated by pediatric cardiologist in new york have attended this annual heart party for last 30 years. gerald riley and her mom has gone every year since she received heart surgery at just four month-old. >> life, love, hearts and she's all grown up and hopefully she can give back. >> like riley who has made a full recovery many families return year after year often just to say thank you to the doctors who have mended their broken hearts. >> ahh, cute kids. >> very sweet. >> we wish them all well. >>> hitting the town with your swee

looking down from heaven as is buddy ryan, as is jim johnson, and bedock and wilbert and harold carmichael and herman edwards! i mean, this is history. >> michaelnd michael quick is gonna be there. >> and mike and merrill, you know? i mean, merrill's an honorary player. >> this is for all of them. >> so we're gonna do it. here. >> i think it's 14-12, eagles. it's gonna be ugly, it's gonna be tight, but we are gonna win it. i don't see any other outcome that's even possible, and i love that they're keeping it loose this week, having some fun, then getting down to business and taking it seriously. they know how to do that evenly without it going too far. >> and taking all of their ministers with them, too. their priests, their pastors, all of that. they're leaving no stone unturned. >> all right, and i say we can do it. everybody want to do a little chant with me, "e-a-g"? all right, here we go. ready. >>> i'm nydia han with gray hall. we're following developing news from south car line a where at least two people are dead, following an amtrak train crash. >>> and fly, eagles fly, super bowl sunday is here, and we have live game day coverage from

the the specifics, though, of johnson's particular tactics are less important than the overall point is that political scale policy and michael message and l vision could be critical factor in how congress reacts to a first-year legislative agenda. u now the legislative contrast between johnson's first year record and had two first years we tbaif him a pass on that and trump is o.c., of course, strikes that reflects a lot about trump's limitation also those of his administration specifically. and enable to develop a coherent policy frame qork designed to achieve a set of broader goals. and then to guide and when necessary push towards those ends. start with trump's personal lack of policy knowledge. something like touch dog. goes yongd that even interest in the nuances of policy. this diseflt deficit made this develop and vision difficult, the president compounded by failing to surround himself with people who could make up for his own deficit. self-knowledge matters a lot in any administrator and no or less in staffing executive office of the president. said three result, i think, one was the decision to open the administrat

michael still hasn't formed a new government since september election as you noticed. she take charge in any european decision making given that she's essentially a caretaker chancellor or she is a caretaker johnson and the fact that we have uncertainty here in germany is also the fact that we have uncertainty figure appeared level germany's european partners are rather concerned about the fact that germany has been now for more than four months without a new stable coalition it is probable that academical will also address this today in a speech before parliament she will also be talking about what role your. plays in that coalition deal that was signed on the hopes the members of the social democrats will vote in favor off so. the fact that there is still no government office so long will play a role in. discussion that will fall off thomas thank you so much from. there from our political desk. and we'll be covering chancel michael's address to parliament live you can stream it online at d.w. dot com if you like that's coming up in just about an hour from now head of the united nations has described the death and devastation in a rebel held suburb of damascus as quote hell on earth despite call

here to debate president of the black conservative federation de onte johnson and democratic strategist michaelough to actually make a deal with this president and do something that both addresses border security which the president has demanded but also addresses the daca situation? >> look, the democrats have been trying since 2008 to get an immigration deal done. you know, we had comprehensive immigration reform that was put together by the gang of eight and republican president decided that he wasn't going to implement that and now we have president trump saying he wants to get the immigration deal donald he would sign anything that was put in front of him. two different bills have been put in front and he won't sign them. pete: wait we had a democratic president from 2008-2016 that took executive action but no legislation the democrats were able to push to fix this. but under president bush that's when the gang of eight came together to put together a bill and that's when the immigration issue started. the only reason we ended up getting daca was because republicans filibustered in the sen

jason johnson, professor at oregon state university and host of the majority report with sam seater. what do you make of the michaelatement? >> it's possible a guy like that knew my job is to go and expend $130,000 and if you don't believe the trump people would necessarily win the election, maybe he thought that money would come back later. it also occurs to me that maybe this was pretty good timing. i mean, to announce something like this. i don't know what the stakes are of stormi daniels. if it's not porter, if i was the trump people, i'd rather be talking about stormi daniels than porter. >> the way they treated this from the beginning, the way they dealt with it is to the threat it represents to donald trump's reputation. >> right. >> that's the part of this i don't understand. that's a lot of money. they don't like throwing around a lot of money. i don't get that part of it. >> look, chris, if you pay somebody $130,000, they either did something or you're trying to keep them from saying what they did, right? we're talking about something that happened 12 years ago. it doesn't have a huge impact. donald trump

michael b. jordan snuck into some opening night because he wanted to see how they really liked it. >> i would go to a "magic" johnson know who wasn't so good at sneaking in? these guys. they tried to use that trick straight out of a cartoon, pretending to be one. pretending to be one. ♪ skinny the skinny the skinny >>> sort of like a wheel of fortune bonus round. we're going to start with the british oscars. the big winner three billboards. outside evan missouri taking home for best film as well. >> and frances mcdormant won for best actress. >> and there was a whole lot of black hitting the red carpet ensolidarity with the time's up movement. >> angelina jolie in black velvet. and jennifer lawrence in a stunning dress by dior. >> and she's like i have trouble with compliance but was quick to add she stands in full solidarity with the movement. >> a pregnant duchess kate defiantly wore a green dress but did have a black sash and handbag. >> so many people were dressed in black and they expected her to contribute to that movement, but royal protocol is you can't necessarily make a political statement. >> also she's p

betty freedom's book, michael harrington's book on poverty in america and carson's book silent spring and they all generated interest in the white house and particularly in the johnson white house. and the line between betty friedman and title vii of the 1964 civil rights act is absolutely red. needless to say, the feminine mystique generated quite a bit of controversy. there was one really, really tough review in thechicago tribune by a fellow by the name of ridgely hot , but you do a little research on ridgely hot, one of the things you'll find was that in the 1970s he leaves his wife and three kids and has a sex change operation and becomes nancyhunt . interesting, at least to me for critics of betty freeman. now one of the things that, that johnson was famous for, he get right in your face and hear he's getting in the face of a senator from vermont. and i don't have the picture of him actually touching him but he likes to put his hands on him. there was a scene in the white house when you had george wallace come and visit. he sat wallace on the sofa that had such cushy cushions that wallace was not big to begin with was maybe two inches from the floor and of cou

johnson from hawthorne and 18 year old gabriella semana from lomita. all three were taken into custody on suspicion of mayhem, assault with a deadly weapon, great bodily injury and conspiracy. michael/victim: "they think it's a prank, a harmless prank. obviously it's not a harmless prank. i've been paintballing. it's a lot of fun. and to the paint ball world out there, they should not suffer because of a couple idiots."kristina was close to tears when she told us she called her dad, just by chance, after the attack-not knowing he was in the process of calling 9-11. michael feges/victim: "i have to apologize to my daughter. i was actually dialing 911 and she called and hung up on 911 and told her i just got shot. sorry." (steve)do ride share drivers ever give you road rage? in today's edition of people behaving badly... san francisco wants to changes rules that will control where cars are stopping. (vicki) changes to a tradition .... stirring controversy at a new york school.. why they will no longer have the father daughter dance. (steve)a lot of dreamers are college students.. but one bay area educator.. is working on teaching the next generation... and worryng about deporation. a

johnson. chris van holland and former u.s. ambassador to russia michael mcfaul and nicholas burns. but first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill? >> well, good morning. we have a wild week coming your way. temperatures, record highs, serious flooding and some areas getting a ton of snow. let's get into it. today's forecast 1 in billings today and 87 in tampa. wester weather extremes. south dakota gets hit, minnesota and northern wisconsin that's the snowy travel over the next two days. as far as the flooding will go, the flood threat is arkansas up through mississippi, ohio. ber muda will pump the warm air. we will get significant rain. some areas will pick up four, five inches of rain this week. that's incredible. st. louis possibly five inches. we get that on the wet soil. we're going to have trouble out there locally someone could get 8 to 10 inches of rain. that will be a big story. the week ahead, the incredible warmth and record highs, d.c. should be in the 70s on tuesday and wednesday. new york city could get there, too. then we'll get the rain kicking through an

michael. >> it is time for our series celeb your life. fitness edition. this morning, dwayne "the rock" johnson'sayne johnson has one of the buffest bods in hollywood and chronicles them -- >> i just wrapped an extremely challenging legworkout. >> reporter: george farah is his trainer and nutritionist. >> when you start making changes here and there, it's going to pay back big time. >> reporter: johnson trains relentlessly every day including an hour of cardio and 90 minutes pumping iron to stay fueled, he eats every three hours seven times a day. each meal is a mix of carb, proteins and vegetables. so just how hard is it to get and maintain a bod like the rock's? >> hey. >> my man. >> what's going on? >> 35-year-old randy scott from morgantown, west virginia, volunteered to live like the rock for three weeks. >> keep your elbow forward. >> reporter: he got 9 full download from george. >> trying to just be the best me i can be. so i can live healthier lifestyle in general. >> reporter: for three weeks he chronicled workouts and mees. >> i'm about to get enough food to feed a small army. understan

michael flynand former trump foreign poli adviser george papadopoulos entered guilty pleas of their own last year. we explore what today's plea agreement means for the special counsel's investigation, with our own lisa desjardins, and carrie johnsonstice correspondent fonpr. lisa, paul manafort continues to maintain he is innocent and going to defend himself. why did rick gates plead guilty? >> talking to those closest to the investigation, gates is a father of four, this is well known, and essentially felt with the new charges coming that a trial was going to be too costly and his chances of success were not clear. there were a tremendous amount of cery serioarges with what seemed to be a lot of evidence and the latt indictments against gates. what's more, hari, a source ose to the investigation tells me that gates' team is hoping for no jail time because of this deal. that ultimately will be up to the judge inis case but they expect a prosecutor to make that recommendation and now, i a result, offering to be a cooperative witness. that has very important implication force the rest of this investigation. >> sreenivasan: carrie johnson, the prospect of no jail time certainly seems to be a big lure, but whaint'he indictments? >> t