mrs. johnson what those boys had told me and also how i felt about our involvement in vietnam, it seems that within two hours i was out of work in the united states, according to my dossier that was given to me not just . not the whole thing, just a smidgen. it said that i was on the cia list in the united states of america. q: now you spoke up during a . a discussion that was largely devoted to the beautification of america. ek: well, her idea, and according to the ladies there, too, was to plant wild seeds along route 66. (laughter) ek: and i thought, that's all very well and good. but what we need is education for everyone, equal education for all, and why is it that our schools are so dilapidated and our educational system so much at fault? because i believe that if you get an education, you can cross anybody's line. because it's your intelligence that counts, not what you look like. (applause) q: did you have any sense as you walked from the white house that day what was about to hit you? did you have any idea that you had jumped into boiling water? ek: no. because i have a feeling of f

mr. johnson knocked on the door. you may have figured it out by now. to us, he was still the great dark man. a mythical man or object to desire. it was probably why we jumped to attention. jesus. tucking the incriminating evidence. wait. let this go down first. >> why? i don't know. seems rude. ben widened his eyes at me. did you learn that from miss manners. i hid myself. this probably made me look grand. that somehow seemed preferable. men opened the door. he was standing there. i'm sorry fellows. come on in. our visitor shot a quick glance. can we get you something to drink? remaining seated. there's a soda machine. no thanks. did you have a hard time finding us. i'm michael i said. finally standing. this is ben. he shook our hands. i'm patrees. i am worried that it might make me squirm. i found it hospitable. that it put he more at easy. we're glad you came. patrice smiled. ben caught my guy. he began to rearrange the forskin. it seemed to swell. when he removed it, he said, i open it's okay. i'm sort of a kiss pig. no problem. as i caught my breat

mr. johnson was quoted for speaking for stellar management, saying that it is common among give different lenders. is stellyr -- is stellar manage many on firm financial footing? >> i will let them address that, supervisor mar, but we are of course, on the city side, working closely with the city attorney on the latest very wellments affecting rent control -- latest developments affecting rent control law. if you recall, the primary method for allowing rent control in new rental inclusion ri units was -- inclusionary units was through a rent controled community. the mechanism proposed would actually allow us to have rent controled units in perpetuity. that is the city's goal and we will monitor that situation. if there are developments we hear about, we will have to find an opponent way to talk about it. >> good question. >> the ownership group reached out to park merced for a -- for help. we reached out to that servicer as a way to deal with our issues. we have loans coming due in october. we are working to extend those and work onward with the property. we expect we will be making posit

mr. johnson's media class. i wanted to say it has been a wonderful experience so far. they have taught us about how to work the camera and things like that. we are people who do not get this type of experience every day, you know what i am saying? the interview on channel 7 -- it has been a great experience so far. i just hope it continues. chairperson campos: is there any other member of the public who would like to speak? please come forward. >> i am one of the producers the access station. some of the member said that it is very important to keep the community access going. however, my question is what is the blueprint for the bay back when they apply for the contract? they are quite aware that the operational budget was $175,000. however, that capsule of money was not limited within what the city would pay, the capital expenses needed. it is about $1 million to build a station on market street. it was probably a location which was not anybody coming. the city would pay for it. that is where i want to know the dismantled station -- it did not cost anything for them

mr. johnson, was not the suspect in the homicide. however, having said that, based on the information they had, identification, other evidence, i believe they were justified in the arrest earlier. >> johnson is still being held for violating his parole. police are now following leads and asking the public to come forward with any information that could help with an arrest. >>> a planned rally in dublin in support of b.a.r.t. officer johannes mehserle drew just a few supporters this afternoon. dublin police had expected about 75 people to show up to the rally. only about a dozen people were there. a rally in walnut creek last month turned into a shouting match between about 300 people in support and opposed to mehserle. mehserle is the former b.a.r.t. police officer convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting death of oscar grant. >>> still to come at 5:00 -- >> i think the president is trying to have it both ways. >> republican lawmakers were quick to criticize the president after he backs off his support for a mosque near g

mr. johnson-now you call him pop pop for the last 20, 30 years-he's in recovery, and you never knew it. i often share that, for me, i've had many people, even while working here say, "i can't believe you ever used drugs or alcohol." and i laugh because you know i say i can provide you with a list of people who 5 years ago would say they couldn't believe that i'd ever be in recovery. so pro act does a lot of work in breaking down a stigma to show that recovery is possible, that recovery happens; even having a place like this in the community shows that there is a place where recovery happens, rather than just a place where people can go buy drugs or alcohol. not saying that therapy is not important, i'm not saying that recovery through an outside entity is not important, because truly they are a basis. but when we come out of those places, when we try to establish our lives, there are barriers there, there are boundaries there, and sometimes we need the help to get past those boundaries. and pro act is definitely been the help for me to get past some of those boundaries, yes. pam, recove

mr. johnson. good morning. >> i've understand everything is on time this morning? the >> yes.ple out there today we're open or hoping to get all from six from yesterday. they did. the only thing that we may have this morning may be shorter because i love occurs or overheating hopefully we'll get them all out on the lines. just in case. >> so we had a couple of issues, the trains themselves or heating. and that we had that where has that controls the autopilot that also repeated >> i never had the trackside equipment. it's called but sparks as the overheated as well. there is a plethora of problems. it is equal to a backing. >> is that simply can't avoid it attempts to get hot enough? could we see it again repeated sell today? >> it is something we cannot avoid. we have replaced our entire cards replacing the entire fleet of cars will solve one big problem. and that is when temperatures reach over 95 forces the air conditioning are subject to turnon. new air- conditioning the kurds can withstand temperatures of 230. now is there a possibility that some of the surplus money that

johnson thomas former arms trafficking expert for the u.n. security council thinks that eventually whether it's fair or not mr boot will be extradited to the u.s. . i'm not quite clear why the americans have fought this case so tenaciously maybe just imagine what it is spent on a single operation but certainly they are very very keen to get back to the states and the consequences that will follow i think ritu point one is that the reason why they got the money laundering charges may be that they can concentrate purely on the sting operation victor is alleged to have agreed to supply weapons to the fark if that happens then the court in america may also be directed not to look at anything other than a sting operation so they will not be able to bring into court and to open court the many times when victor was of some service to the pentagon or whoever else i think the victor will go to america he will go on for a man and he will be found guilty on the narrow charges of of agreeing to supply the power. i don't think the. loss was good. there was no blowing website that angered the pentagon by publishing ninety thousand secret u.s. files is now s

mr. clean disinfecting bathroom cleaner. >> larry: we go to des moines, iowa, where we welcome shawn johnson to "larry king live."'s a gymnast, of course, olympic gold medalist. she was the winner of "dancing with the stars" season eight. she was targeted during the show by a stalker. she can relate to erin andrews' experience, the espn reporter, who was on capitol hill today urging lawmakers to pass a tough new anti-stalking bill. last year nude video footage of her taken through a hotel peephole went viral on the internet. the man who shot that video is now serving 30 months in prison for interstate stalking. here's some of what erin andrews had to say about her ordeal. >> there have been times over the past year that i have screamed, i have cried, i have said to my family, why me? why is this happening to me? and the senator mentioned, it doesn't just happen to people that are in the limelight. it mostly happens to just people that are trying to live their everyday life. and when my experience was brought out into the public spotlight and i didn't have a choice about it, i received countless and countless amou