he recently finished paul johnson's book eisenhower a life. he recommends steven and post biography which traces the path from soldier to president. asked on the list is going home to glory a memoir by his grandson david eisenhower and wife julie nixon eisenhower. next is the white house years by jim newton editor at large of the "los angeles times." next is the personal account of the strategies battles and outcome of world war ii and crusade in europe. representative tom cole represents jean edward smith portrait. to see what other books the congressman has recommended that it cold of house .gov. >> it became possible as a society where white wasn't based solely on appearance but also on dress, behavior and mannerisms. indeed skin color and physical appearance were usually the least reliable factors. racially ambiguous slaves drew on highly sophisticated understandings of racial gender and social norms and by doing so many successfully passed to freedom. ellen passed as a white man crossing both racial and gender lines to speak freedom. whil

and he recently finished paul johnson's eisenhower a life. he recommends steven ambrose two volume biography of eisenhower which traces the past from soldier to president. next on the list is going home to glory a memoir of the president by his grandson david eisenhower and his wife julie nixon eisenhower. also on the list is eisenhower the white house years by the editor at large of the los angeles times. next is the personal account of the strategies, battles and outcome of world war ii in crusade in europe. what we witnessed in the first couple of months of the uprising is something i found inspiring not as a student just in politics but a student of history and of politics and identity all over the world. i had come to the leave as a child of the triangulation and moderate reform that radical change is impossible and system change is impossible that individuals can work if they work hard they can maybe nudge the government policy one way or another baby to have a big win here or there. but i believe that that's in the nature and the gover

and ariza finished paul johnson's book "eisenhower: a life." he recommends stephen ambrose's two volume biography of eisenhower which traces his past from soldier to president. next on the list is "going home to glory," mmr of the president by his grandson david eisenhower and david's wife julie nixon eisenhower. also on the list is eisenhower the white house years. next is eisenhower's personal account of the strategies battles and outcomes of world war ii in trend 17. and completing the list he represents jean edward smith portrait of the 34th president in "eisenhower in war & peace." to see what other books congressman cole has recommended, visit cole.house.gov. >> and you're watching booktv on on c-span2. here's our primetime lineup for tonight. .. [applause] thank you. thank you for much. [applause] thank you for coming today. thank you for that introduction. i want to thank you, miami dade college for hosted me today announced not to be here. i said the center that we did here with small businesses. i'm not an institution in america this

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sergeant paul kelly who was johnson's sgt at the beginning of his career spoke out about the fallen officer heavy hearts tonight across the state flags are at half mast and honor of the san jose police officer killed >>: were fighting to be sad times lead and each other and be there for mike in spirit and for his family for support. >> grant lodes: officer johnson was a martial arts instructor loss of two awesome service community and the san jose police officers' association says that the funeral arrangements are pending. >> pam moore: we now know that officer johnson was shot with a high-powered rifle. as part of our investigation into that weapon we have large that kind of gun can pierce standard police issue body armor. kelly turner has looked into this and is here now and tell us more. >> reporter: we don't know what kind of body armor of finished officer johnson had on when he died or where he was shot but we do know these best alone will not is stand up the high powered rifle fire. >> reporter: these will stop us stand around from my handgun but standard issue will approve bets are u

paul. >> back away. >> miss johnson -- >> get away from her. >> these allegations in. >> catch a didn't want to show her face as she left the ramsey county jail. >> did you hit your stepson with a baseball bat? >> prosecutors stay won't be as easy to hide from the allegations that she physically abused her stepson. >> whole case is just really sad and tragic, you think about the fact the victim is a nine year old boy. >> investigators say johnson's stepson rain into dayton's bluff elementary wearing his pajamas, no shoes after school on wednesday screaming and crying. >> prosecutors say johnson chased after him, yelling i'm going to kill you. until the principal intercepted her and called police. >> you know, when an adult says to a nine year old you know i'm going to kill you and i also know where a gun is, and i'm going to kill you with that, and the nine year old boy is so are so fearful that he runs out in package as, one shoe, and running back to probably what he believes is a safe place. >> the boy told investigators a teacher walked him home that day, and talked to johnson about how t

>>darya:sergeant paul kelly was officer johnson's sergeant at the beginning of his career.arya:here's what he had to say about officer johnson. heavy hearts >>: sea and allow the effort the committee has showed in a positive way and since this happened. >>darya:flags are at half mass in honor of a san jose police officer.killed in the line of duty. a memorial continues to grow tonight for officer michael johnson. the 14 year veteran was gunned down last night while conducting a welfare check. it unfolded. wh heaburnomes eepi up on you... fighbackith relief so smoo... .it'fast tums sothi stas diolvi the stanit tches yo tone ...a neualiz stoch acidt thsour. ♪um, m tutum.♪ ooths! oy fr tum female announcer: through sunday at sleep train, get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save hundreds on beautyrest. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends sunday at sleep train. >>mark:we are learning more about what happened before a germanwings flight crashed in france. >>mark:where officials say the one of the pilots was. bef

paul. get away from her. >> cash a johnson didn't want to show her face as she left the ramsey county jail.ball bat -- >> prosecutors say it won't be as easy to hide from the allegations she nicely abused her stepson. >> really sad and tragic, when you think about the fact the victim is a nine year old boy. >> investigators say johnson stepson ran into the memory, wearing pajamas no shoes after school on wednesday screaming and crying. myfoxphilly.com cute ers say johnson chased after him yelling i'm going to kill you. to the principal intercepted her, and called police. >> you know, i'm going to kill you, i also know where a gun is, and i'm going to kill you with, that and the nine year old boy so fearful that, you know he runs out in pajamas one shoe, and running back to probably what he believes is a safe place. >> the boy told investigators a teacher walked him home that day. talked to johnson about how to better help him with his school work. >> boy says after the teacher left johnson told him he was going to get a whooping. hit him in the head with a baseball bat as well as in the fac

. >> sergeant paul kelly says like every policeman, officer johnson knew the risks of being a cop, a risk he himself tries to insulate his family from every day. >> you try and not let them think this could be the last time but in your mind you always prepare yourself and make sure that the good-byes are there and that you make it home. that's what's important. >> now a grieving department prepares to salute a grieving colleague one last time a cop who stayed true to the oath he took 14 years ago. and in police terminology, last night was the end of watch for officer johnson. memorial services are still in the planning stages but presumably they will take place at the center here in san jose. >> thank you. we want to take you back outside again and give you a live look as officer johnson's body is es cuted to the funeral home. this took off about 5:50. a few minutes ago. they're proceeding down winchester avenue from san jose on the border of campbell thaw ie heading to the darling and chapel funeral home initially leaving from the coroner's office. you see the firefighter rigs there

. >> reporter: johnson was relatively new to the force when sergeant paul kelly was his supervisor. kelly is now the president of the san jose police officers association. >> through the years i saw mike continue to grow and in the field working in patrol, he did everything that a supervisor would wanting. >> reporter: casey came to show her respects. she knew officer johnson through her work in a victim witness program in san jose. >> officer johnson responded and he was incredibly professional and helpful. he will be missed. >> reporter: even officers who didn't know johnson brought flowers. now a captain in san leandro, ed tracy knows the pain. when he worked in oakland and four officers were killed. >> back in 2009 when those four officers were killed they were under my command, so this hits home. >> i told him that i was proud of him. i told him that time and time again because of what he did. you know he died what he loved doing, his job. >> reporter: san jose police are working with the family on funeral arrangements. >> our abc 7 news i-team has been digging into the backgro

we talked to paul kelly who was actually michael johnson sergeant about 10 years ago when they startedis really a easygoing man that was a good thing about him because of that easygoing manner and allowed him to talk to people in the streets and people in the street the comfortable talking to a ham and that made him excelled as a patrol officer and he was doing that for much of his career. the the field training officer training young recruits crews and passing down is valuable information to them. >> pam moore: live pictures are continuing caring the odd body of michael johnson of 14 year veteran of the san jose police department was killed last night in a line of duty will take a quick break and we will be right back. the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go for it. okay. wow... woohoo! i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. stop dreaming, and test-drive one today. hurry in

paul deanno live in daly city. quick question for you: what do suzanne johnson from los gatos, a man from guerneville and this 13-year-old which aficianado in daly city have in common? they are all the newest members of the kpix 5 weather team. find out how you can join coming up next. >>> one of san francisco's biggest scandals is coming to the stage. the star of the show, the woman at the center of it. eliana lopez. today the wife of sheriff ross mirkarimi opened up to kpix 5's joe vazquez. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: she is an actress playing the part of a lifetime. her own. >> took me, like, two years to be able to just sit down and be able to write without crying. >> reporter: in fact, eliana lopez wife of sheriff ross mirkarimi is playing eight parts in a play called what's the scandal? >> it's a good opportunity to have a real conversation, not in city hall, not with a political arm in our neck. >> reporter: she says much has been written about how her husband grabbed her arm, left a bruise nearly lost his job three years ago. but none of that narrative was written by her. until now. >> i was the center of a

johnson at this point. i appreciate your candor. there is more investigation under way. we will be following up with you. thank you so much. >> take care. bye-bye. >> so pauln still with me. we're learning more about martese johnson's take on exactly what happened here. when you see that video, you heard from dr. martin right there. there was some, it started over a miscommunication maybe over what the zip code was on his license. what do you make of it? >> as a former prosecutor and i do criminal defense work as well, when i look at a fact pattern like this in a situation like this, i see that we don't have enough information. the thing i think that's driving people's concern is that picture of blood all over his face. and it's just horrific. however, facial wounds bleed profusely. so even a very small facial wound can create that level of blood. and even if it was hypothetically a legitimate use of force or a legitimate arrest -- >> we don't know. >> and maybe he was struggling and hit his head on the pavement, that's what the cops might say. but on the other hand, as the doctor said, it could have been excessive. so we've got to hear more facts here and

. >> reporter: sergeant paul kelly is not only the police union president, he trained officer mike johnson as a rookie. >> mike was a sharp guy, very easy going. mild mannered. i saw him be able to get good rapport with people on the street just because he's so soft spoken, good sense of humor. >> reporter: mike johnson was a 14-year veteran of the force, he was married but had no children. officer johnson was also part of the same academy class as the last officer to be killed in san jose in the line of duty. that was in 2001. >> it's a gut punch. >> reporter: she knows too much about loss, her father was killed by a robber in san jose almost seven years ago. today she came to police headquarters to honor officer johnson. >> officers are the unsung heros of the city, they put their lives on the line every day, they go to work not knowing whether or not they'll make it home at night. >> reporter: a final tribute for an officer who made the ultimate sacrifice for the community he served. and we're just getting word there will be another police escort in just a few minutes getting under way.

johnson joined the force in 2001. he is survived by his wife nicole. >>> kpix5's mark kelly spoke with a sergeant who knew him well. >> reporter: sergeant paul kelly remembers fondly the most recent to die last night. >> mike was one of the quiet ones. >> reporter: of quiet confidence. that is how colleagues remember officer michael johnson. about one year ago, he was promoted to field training ops. his duty, show new officers the ropes. >> what he loved was being a police officer. and teaching these young guys and gals coming in what he knew. >> reporter: kelly would know. he was johnson's supervisor and teacher nearly a dozen years ago and saw a good listener with a soft spot for the city he served. >> that was not mike putting up a front. you know. that was mike being mike and being the cop he knew how to be. >> reporter: the zartucci family never knew johnson personally, but putting his life on the line, they know he cared. >> that's a brave man. that is a man that cares about nerves. for that, i respect and i say i love him for that. and i thank god that we have officers like that in this world. >> reporter: officers tell me the focus now is on officer

this is going to allow rand paul to simultaneously run for the united states senate and for president next year. i think we teased this last block, as lyndon johnsonor rand paul here. >> this is a big deal for rand paul. there was some concern, a lot of people saying 2016 might not be the best moment for him because of this rise in hawkishness on the right but this clears the path for him. >> marco rubeio has a similar problem in florida. >> and i've been hearing talk is he's going to do president. he made a comment publicly. he said i don't believe in trying to be cute about it. if i was called to run for president, i'd run for president. >> i think he doesn't really like the senate. >> i get that impression. i also hear governor of florida if he loses in 2016. >>> this is from our nbc affiliate station wbre in pennsylvania. we got to show you this. this is footage of the tenth annual cardboard challenge. it takes place in the pocono mountains. you're starting to see the footage of it here. you have all these elaborate creations. the leg lamp from "the christmas story." there it is, the viking ship spongebob, a space shuttle, a camaro. they had p

paul, thank you. "bloomberg west," will be right back. ♪ cory: and cory johnson, this is "bloomberg west."resident obama says he is embarrassed for the republicans who sent a letter to iran's government urging iranians not to complete a nuclear deal with the white house. ron johnson was one of the signers, and now he says he regrets addressing the letter to iran's leaders, but not its contents. ron johnson: there is no reason to spread their terrorism even further around the world. this is going to be very destabilizing. the letter just told the truth. i think that's a good thing. cory: john kerry told secretaries -- the fact that congress could change a deal is wrong. the interest rate is slashed to 14%. in january, the bank lowered interest rates 2%. the economy has slipped into recession because of sanctions over the conflict if ukraine. rick scott is making an effort to lower businesses to estate from california. after the west coast port strike. republicans and a letter to shipping companies telling them to flee california and the tax-and-spend administration. california has created m

. >> reporter: johnson was relatively new to the force when sergeant paul kelly was his supervisor. kelly is now the president of the san jose police officers association. >> through the years i saw mike continue to grow, and in the field working in patrol he did everything that a supervisor would want. >> reporter: casey helcon came to show her respects. she knew officer johnson through her work in a victim protection program in san jose. >> he was incredibly professional and helpful and he will be missed. >> reporter: even officers who didn't know johnson brought flowers. now a captain in san leandro ed tracy knows the pain. when he worked at oakland police when four officers were killed. >> back in 2009 when those four officers were killed they were under my command. so this hits home. >> i was proud of him. i told him that time and time again. you know, because of what he did. you know, he died what he loved doing. you know his job. >> reporter: san jose police are working with the family on funeral arrangements. in san jose david louie abc 7 news. >> our abc 7 news i team has b

paul kedrosky. we will be back right after this. ♪ cory: welcome back, i'm cory johnson.pple re-announcing their watch across the way in san francisco. tim cook taking the stage talking about a bunch of things. they say a date sold -- they sold 22 million apple tv units since its inception and will be lowering the price from $99 to $69. also 700 million iphones sold, no big surprise there. a lot more about that and more on the apple watch. let me take you through a few headlines across the world as well. germany's commerzbank is about to sell a multiple -- accounts of that agencies and wrap up some long-standing investigations. the bank had $1.5 billion to settle the charges and avoid prosecutions. the bank has been accused of violating u.s. laws and played a major role in the accounting scandal. investors will $18 million from bill gross's fund in february, the first time since he joined janus last fall. the fund decline .8% this year. nfl free agency does not start until tomorrow but a lot is going on already. the miami dolphins close to signing suh for $114 million for

. >> paul kedrosky and lincoln ellis of westwood capital, thank you. "bloomberg west," will be right back. ♪ >> and cory johnsons "bloomberg west." at&t hopes for another line of growth via wi-fi. lg and 5g in connected horrors. brad stone spoke with glenn lori about at&t's road trip. >> our visit is about every thing is connected. the industrial internet of things, it's all about businesses wanting to be better and more productive. you have the car business, which for us is one of the greatest opportunities. we see the car is the next in device. we announced in third quarter we will have connected 50% of the cars in the united states this year. at the show we have a few partners with us, but really what it is is about putting elsie and the vehicles utilizing that to make the car a safer place, a more productive place, and hope ling -- hopefully getting vehicle to vehicle. infrastructure that makes smart cities. >> why is at&t's network that are suited for this market? >> we have the best network in the united states. it's more about the platforms you build around iot. we started on this journey a long time ago

ron johnson, mike lee, marco rubio, rand paul, tim scott those are the six and the political action inlub will support in the election. host: here is a piece in defense of john boehner's speakership. -- host: as a member of congress yourself who came into the 1994 wave and worked with speaker newt gingrich, isn't there something to say about having party unity, everybody on the same page, and not working against those in your party? guest: i think the key is a pretty simple formula about how to govern based on an election. tell the voters what you will do. you win the election and get the majority. then you do what you told them. the problem with republicans in this congress is they told the voters, for example on repealing obamacare, we will make that our number one priority for three elections, they told the voters that. we will see how they do. it is a big test coming up. will they use the budget process, reconciliation, to fully repeal obama care? if they do that, the voters who sent them there say yes, we are confident you will do what you promised to do. a rule of the club is to

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ron johnson, mike lee, marco rubio, rand paul, tim scott, those are the six and the political action in the club will support in the election. host: here is a piece in defense of john boehner's speakership. he wrote, the rise of groups such as club for growth ensured that house members no longer had to rely on the goodwill of the leadership to raise money. an alternative money source arose, one that some members who would not fall in line as the ideal, not a problem. as a member of congress yourself who came into the 1994 wave and worked with speaker newt gingrich, isn't there something to say about having party unity, everybody on the same page, and not working against those in your party? guest: i think the key is a -- the key to creating party unity and allows things to be done in the house is a pretty simple formula about how to govern based on an election. tell the voters what you will do. you win the election and get the majority. then you do what you told them. the problem with republicans in this congress is they told the voters, for example on repealing obamacare, we will ma

johnson's rise. the larger than life star stops by to talk and remember his late costar paul walker.gon, the high school band. >> good morning, arkansas! >> my first time in new york. >> hi, dad. we're here. >> we are from miami and our hearts are warmed on the "today" show. >> i have been a fan for 39 years! >> now on wednesday morning, 25th day of march, 2015. go ahead and say it. what do we have? we have a big crowd and happy to have the folks in new york. >> we sure are. let's go to natalie for a check of the top stories. >> good morning once again. a grim search resumed in the french alps after the crash of a germanwings passenger jet. debris from the plane is spread over high remote mountain side. all 150 people on board were killed. the voice recorder has been recovered. finding the second is the focus of the search. the doomed jet was grounded for technical problems 24 hours before it crashed. among the plane's victims were 16 students and two teachers from a high school in germany who had been on an exchange trip to spain. katie is in their devastated hometown. good morning.

johnson live at the rock, rockefeller plaza, that is it. the larger than life star stops fwoi talk furious seven and to talk about paul walker.h you were here. >> we're from miami. our hearts are warm because we're at the "today" show. >> i've been a fan for 39 years. ♪ >> 8:00 now on a wednesday morning. 25th day of march, 2015. go ahead and say it. what do we have out here? >> green bay. >> man, do we. >> lots to get to this morning. let's go to natalie. she has a check of the morning's top stories. >> good morning once again. today grim search is resuming in the french alps after the mysterious crash of a german wing passenger jet. debris from the plane is spread over a high remote mountain side. all 1 auto people50 people onboard were killed. the cockpit voice recorder has been discovered. finding the second recorder is the focus to have day's search. the jet was grounded because of technical problems 24 hours before it crashed. >>> and now among the plane's victims were 16 students and two teachers from a high school in germany. they were on an exchange trip to spain. today nbc's katey turr is in their devastated hometow